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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
TALL RIVER LINE

4 FOR sOSrON AND TUE FAST
.,f4au4.rs RpiSTOi and Providence cave NCw-YOTk
dali Sundays excepted .io'1 Per -. Norm river loot
Nurfav-st 5SOp leave LroOkNn VIA Annex al
H.. Jersey City. 4iJO y. m.
NEWPORT LISE TOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Steamers MN PORT ana OLD COLONY. irun Pier IS
Nor lve daily f-uHca}s inclufeGl at D. IL Fare ouy
OH buLLaf Limited uckets go9n Only on atcanler OF
cay a train nhirh Newport
5.SC morning EOstOu at 100 a. Tickets
src saic rooms obtained ~ oic, pitr -. North
EiVcr and steamers. BOkDEN & LOWELL. ACTS
Gro. l.. CONAOA, Geu'i Pass'1 AgL
SUNDAY NIGHT LINE TO BOSTON,
= Co.4ine. cin1 SUNDAY, sEFIf NBIsH ~, ana until
further notice, setiu'ia OF TO NEWPORT line vii
ak SUNDAY liIFs Having r4er %. North River every
day pa SO otE a. p Ia Ia.c one Dollar.
FHIGn VALLEY RAILROAD.
a ARigANGEALNI or IA1SF-Nti-IN TRAINS. March
ca -g Leave d lot o. CUanlt and DssDTOsseSss
Cha ~ M Tor fastun Bethlehsu Allentown. Reading
Mauch Chunk ra1leton. Malaroy CITY, Ashland wilkes
batre. scranton aud TnukhannOck.
$50 D. ~ Nlght Express, daily iOr Esston Bethlehem
Allentown Naueh Chunk. Nilkcsustfe. EAnitA Ithaca
et sy Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and the
Wcst Pullman sleeIing COACHES siiseh -,
WV" ROBI sANHf, SUIT and Engr
GenoIa Eastern once, corner Church nd Cortlahass
a. a ~.
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EnIln VAILEY EAILROAD.
nNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR 70 WORCESTER Limited tickets 81
GOOD PPER the boats tor 90 cenis Steamers leay,
iI.r az, North River, caiy, OF 5JO H. H.
sf,amera OF NORWICH LINE lp1vo same pier dil ~
ve.s a4ys b a. ~. sunday 5:3u u H.. for Bosto. Wvs
cs DC ana Portland and the White Mountains. daily
orln I-f
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CEfIrsion5.
pRIGUTON BEACH.

/ NITIL On DEALI
I'D Trans u the BROOKLYN FsfNush and Coney ls'and
Railroad untl further notice, VIII run hanhoury between
FIATHi'Sf AVE Long Island DepOLl Brooklyn, and
RRfGHrON BEACH. from 80 y. N. 10 - p. m. 80
-tnnpiaC ~ WASH INGTON-AFt,, FhDFOhD (frankun
ave.A BIfCi7S-sr.. AID ihos Pet PARK
sst frain from tho BEACH, 10 ?. "a.
Txtr. traius Will b, run when trave. requires it
~. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

FOR NEW-HANEN, its surroundings and
4 ali stations on tue Ne"-l0rk. Boston and ar lAse
Drihy AID North HAMPTON Railroads dlfci-S steamers
Join n STA GIN orl EEA5TJ- CORNING eavo Per
- r. foot Curilsrdt Il every niRt ia The
week except sa'ursy arrive IN N-lieven IN time for al
morning ali Iaioaas 1rst fcitcs Tor PASSENGER
and Itlctt fare - excursion, DO stariDs New Raven
Irsusportatioc Line. JOHN IL. sTARIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
LINE ma ROSTON.

VlR(bA li)LN(E LINE ~ Due lON,
\ VIA = evidence Direct 1900
TIE fAVORIIE PALACE II EAMhhs
MASSACHUSETTS,. Captain Gss Allen, -. 49,,
RHODE ISLAND. captain Je,se Mvts
leave daily Sundays excepted from ileI - NO.H
i.Iyet pOOt of WArTcHsL) -. ,.,,o
Psss,uh tIsarIiye IN Bosion at NJ No mteilneW''o
between New 0rk ana ffOveeh'e so- ,d
ANA tcAets secured AZ Nos DIDO, or, 80
ss Broadway, al Metropolitan aud bftb ANens
sos a. ash u ton BrooAyn also, ~.
IL0e ana principal ticket 0Icos ana Al all onees u "o~t
LApIess Company. =, q D.DcorR pro.t
L. W. EIlAISs q. L. AgL ~. - pADSONA' 80 -
rTHE OLD RELIABLE ST0NINGION LINE
i FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS hASr
Al H.. Pier 3. North River ioot VI JaysLl am
special limited aKets. coop ONLY Oh .:ao y -. ~
Ii, aoaf for n
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NIANNAITAN HAILWAY c0NPANY.


~ - L.sllt ANl-< w I'M
OffN FROM 5SJ 4. H. TO 4 r. NJ
lH"irCst pO-u. fut > al strait F5srg
and go Hfsts with cars for south Ferry
COki DIS ht kINeaTest POM forJorsey OiYi1t
CVlIlanulpaN Ferries
Harcihy street Ferry 70 dOOoS'L
CHAMhRIt.s REIN agest S0at iJs fsvonIA al zfis
Hai.way Perry.
FRANKLIN IREEr-
AN SIR IN e,rest point or DosbrCSsc street Forry
roy ami coHnNpo WITH cars for DesbrOsses AID
East Grand street Forbes
BLl II-s rl.IL l-Conncc's Wi7h cars f1r Ease aat
i--TRETr- Connecting WITH cars for CarstoDasr
a. and Hast Tenth StToet Ferries
FOC KpEENr Ills rithEI-COnneotfng win cars or Elis
TWENTY third ma Thirty telrih -trert Ferries
TMI AY I'll lkD-SIkEET-C Connecting VITA clrs -
IWtntY third street Frr 10 Jer= CIV AM ass tfty
fourth StIoet Errry 'or Hunters POINT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WIZ oarSioF WOO
-oiirYs etoS D-sTREET-Conneot with Nsw-YOrs
Trausfer Compauy's cabs fur Grand central DepJS
tflITH-s fltEEI-Sxthaye entrance q CelssN
PAX. connecting with cars q, bo.t lfie kslroli
FIFTY THIRDS n EI and r. Iii III ANEN Nl--
lIEvrY. NJ STfF.S RECT aud NJ 81 ll-ANENO -.
SEVENTY .SECON D-SIREEr aud NINTH Az ENON-
MIGHTY. FITS IsTItEET and NlNlHANENs T.
EINETYTHTHD.sTNEETa and NINTH VEN y ~ .-,,Y
ONk-HUN DREDANDFOURfH STREET and MIMI
For 11to1gn trains take east siie stauola
For downtown rIliDs take west sds sta4Ja$ $500
Trains viii % oshsL and othava. ani lVitnSl al
0th ave Alternately. . ..... .A. ..-...., an,
7.-ea ~ and S u Z D. when the fare - oents.
svSnI V TRANS from $50 y. IN. ull ~ mlin.fht
WA. L. GAkkisON. Pfesiio1l
NJ VAN BROCXLIN. suDerintendent
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rNOP yFW-HAVEN. HARTFORD. SPRING

L FlELD. WHITE MOI NIAlNs, lon REAL and IT,
trineliat" fOi- Steamers leave Piar % T. r.. daily
Sundays excepted ~ J. NJ. tina II j. u.. connecting
with special ~ New aNe Tor Iafiot. opr "a IA.
Tickets sod aud baggage checked az ga Broadway,
N.vl ora aud C0uTtst, brooklyn. IAcuI-lOI 10 New
Haven ana return, ii o.
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Tho Manhattan PeacN Hotel vii be closed. trains on
the Manlattap Railway si L. DISCONTINUED after
-n.f.L-Lhnr
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Bfenmboais dno Kailroaos.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
leave E,. 81 4 a. ana a Prey s1Hy
NJ a.. Sm EE9yKLyN BY p AH9sT boat Dp az = and1s
nRS, e.nTeIn n BY S" down 5c1t osEEfsf hdiSE
faS ss So aa' good
OIL spIh yrT r6 % f IS issxsRArosA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
A. Leave New-york foot Of Desbrosses and Court
$50 for WASHINGTON Pi,i.burg Columbus Cincinnati
inc an, engage ana the Wen Shmoad ehsSspn'
OHIO rttsonrg ard Az, Chicago 49,, 49, W.. pr 49,.
nom Sew York 70 Balllmaro and washngon making clo,s
injections Tor dittsburg Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS iousvls
and = Ionis Through Pullman cars Baupore to Cincl
atDp M for washington and the West making samo con.
nocnon orthe West IS Tue l ,. M Train w., nj,
man seepSrs from New.York Baltimore Washington.
Ia Iohisye ST. Louis columbus PiitsbHrg tho south ADD
5 Scc at wasSn With tan ms for Ty1chbsrq
florida. New Orleans ana tue sortn c-,,., 90. o.,
nio S New YORK aud at eket Offices loot Of coraS
S iaS NTH TRIP STlcKEfs KSsAs NEBRASKA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y Ferry station in New-York, Ioot Of Lihettyst 49,.
Perry Station IN BrcoSyn foot Of Fulion.' Jewes W no,
Libertyst, n follows; -
69o A. m.-For Flcmngon Easton. Belvdere. Mauco
Chunk Iama9as; WilseshsIre Ilmra' &C. Connects at
sS m.For IiiFh Brrge nrancb. schooleys Mouqtain.
MsSch chanE. ramaana Whtesbarfe Scranton. Williams.
1000 and 1880 ,. For somervle and bennington.
lP r--tcr F1emngton E,ston, Maucn Chunk. Tamaqua.
NtkC-harre, anton IrnkLannock HaLcicn.
Reading. POttsvilie, H1iriaDurE &C
45O T. mfOr High Bridge Branch SchoolcT's Mountain,
Bndds Lake and Lake Hopa'cong EasIon Beivdere and
Msuch Chunk
$50 p r. day-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg.
EInir. &c Connects at unciion foi D.. l. aud W. T. h
5lh w. For Easfon.
For trans 10 local points timetables at stations
s. NDAN 1RAlNS-Leavo a. q 3. L m. Tor Bornt
BROOK and eist@ poins and at 33O p for iason,
Reading and Harrisburg.
Goats to brooklyn Erie Annex make connection
NJ Jersey city station. to and from ErOosn aud Ere Depot
jersey city.
ATEW-YOPK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans o.. 30 ;. o. ll.I5 u. l:Sp. $3.50 ok
Ii'ssh !, ,s4.. o- he1 Bank. Long brmch, ocean
Grove, sc.
a IA =. r. f. F. ingalc. nanchelter Toms River.
Al li5O p. u.. Fine'.4 Tom. Rivsr,.co
A. g. ~, .1ufg. Toms RIVER, Walctown, Bar
neg't, iucs'r.crn .. a., &c.
sage COM ecous and iror1 KTyPORT Matawan STA
TIN ans from Oceanic anu Fair arcn u Rod Bank; u
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
y leave New ork, Pier ?. NoTh River foot Eec;orst.
Siba MFRS ST. JOHNS aad - 4iOAt, for
Long Branch Highland. Sc. o;0u $50 T. H.; DID, 900
p.
Toms River Waie' WI EarIefat. Tuckertown IT t. ana
SUNDAYS Tor 6igh ands and Long Branch. $3.50 a. m.
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Z Corrections Leave io1l Of Lib iiysL FOX IIccod a.
7it5. has D. A.. =. 90. G p m
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
=
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I ADDE'S. DRINK sERKYs TEA, and be
GisamboaIs du0 Railroaos.

NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing at
- sevrevLle soHth Ampos Perth y nboy, T9itsnvle
Woodbridge, tosoylle and Landing; Stes Wyonu~
very day at T. H.; fare lower than
auy other rOIte.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'Sl LINE, DREW
Y and ~ JOHN leave Pier so. Al North River
foot OF Cana every week dag p m. connecting
al Albany ~uudav morning excepted win trans North
West ana East 10 Albany aao retHTn, good 80
days. ~. saratOe and return. :: 4;,,,,,.rr ,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

LOR BRIDG EPORT and all noints on Nau
4 gntucg and Raj roads came leave Cath
AZ De sin tP rr g.. 4. Ia ds,y Il:;J and ,.
Iair lower Than by any o;HcF fput-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

(OON and ASSISTANT WASiER.-Hv
frfr'qss Tngfrl profesfat urHersau g her
tunee taorcrehy. best ~ reference so0 osve, neal
= IL
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feriures dno Nleetlna5.

A NNlVERSARY.-Th twenty-secOnd ami
n versary Of the Fulon.st. Daily prayerm-efng will DO
held on Tuesdly next ns nOol The Middle Dutch
Church, corner OF 9TH ~. and Lafayotte-place
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tgsO PHILADELPHIA
MA
PENNSYLVASIA RAILROAD

BOUND brook ROUTE
an LfHN. lDN A u BTFlFA UNf .nnFfA

fourteen Through Trains daily three de2ots
Philadelphia, two In New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23

On ana after July Z. 1879.
TYr1ess Trains leave Ncw-Yok via DrsbrOsses and COr
landt street Ferries ~ follows
$50 $50, $50 . 10 m-dD II l. $50 T. o. q. $50
$40 aud To- Sunday, ss3O aud a ). .. 49, $50.
and 10 o.
Boats "rOollyn Annex" connect with all through trains
al Jcrs Guy ahOrdng speedy anu direct transfer iOr
E@"iuns trains leave Philadelphia 1901. 800 $3.50. Z.
55, $50 aud II 4. m. LIMITED LXrrcss 1880 M =
$50 ana $50 = m On sunday l2Ol. $780, 300, 500. and
$40 "a. n; d, $50 2. ~.
lfos foot OF Des5rosses and COr,rndtsis No Court
ana u0kifn Depot, foot OF Fullons, brooklyn;
y ia 10 ana Ills udsOn ST., Hohokcn Depot Jersey
NV NIL AT 4ic.et Office, No. : Baiteiy-p ace.
iEi,ANk THOMSON, L. A. FARMER.
,;.icit. ri aa. GER Gen1 Passenger AgL
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on anu after Jnly Z. 1878

Double Track The most improved Equipment and tho
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Corrections. Leave ool Of Lib -iys- FOX TrocDod al
lIt5. ll.ll .. ~. =, %. 2. m
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Gliua.lons Wanleo-AIaies

COACHMAN.-By particular German Is
Y steady and nlus Nous understands Ms b-iness
very best references Address T. blsLl
LIS
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EOACHMAN.-A young MN as coachman
has three years hrstclas references. Call address
\. WALSH, BIZ "a ave.
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NCRSE.-Ry a French girl, who does not
~ speak much English l. nicely hion-ht up snd II
JNCOUIN's FRENCH BUREAU, COZ Cthave, be-
35th and S6thsts.
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Ocean Cleaners.

A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
IA LINEHPOOL.-Qny Transatlantic Line under The
AMERICAN FLAG Sailing every saturday from Philadel
pma and every Wednesday from Lverpoo Extra saings
alternate Wednesdeys from Philadelphia alternate Satur
day from Liverpool -, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-23
NORTHERN RAILROAD on NEW-JERsEY

II aims leave Underwood, cioseI per9on and Mack
su1aays a. m. and ESQ D. The 1880 y. H. train VIII
ssrs 70 minutes later Saturday nights 80 Ia -
Nanue Spring Valley and Monsey, 7, toV hl 4.ou u "
mo. g. ABbOIT Genp Psss'r Ag- Nsw-forx
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16

Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
snecialties at THE ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. tt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16
SKIN DISEASE,
A Remarkable Letter from j. A. Tucker,
ESD, manufacturer of the Bay
State Superphosphate

Messrs. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlemen,-I think
ltnaVe paid for medicines and medical treatment
curing the last twenty years all of three thousand
collars, without receiving any permanent relief.
Last May while taking Turkish bath at II Bea-
con ST., young man employed there by the name
OF VIM. Corbet induced me to allow him to apply
a preparation thSt be had upon me, assuring me
that 1t was perfectly harmless, and for certain
consideration he would cure me within thirty days
from The time he commenced. in case he failed to
do so was TO pay him nothing. l consented and
he applied itnearly every day for five weeks, when
the disease entirely disappeared. livery cheerfuly
paid him the amount agreed upon, and then asked
him what this remedy was, and he replied that il
was no other than CUTICURA.
Since that time have had no trouble from this
disease, and have not had such good health in
twenty years as have had during the last six
months.
| l have since my recovery bought CUTIcURA and
given 1t to friends suffering with skin diseases and
In every instance it has cured them. l believe il
to be the greatest discovery of the present century
| j. A. TUCKER.
| ID DoAne st. Boston, Dec 90 1873
| NoTE.-Mr. Tucker is a we'll known citizen an6
mas served the city in many important capacities
| He ls at present member of the Board of Alder.
men, He is also well known to agriculturists and
farmers as the manufacturer of the celebrated Ba!
State Superphosphate
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16
Ghe g ailg Argns,
ROCK ISLAND. 1LIYroTs
A stalwart Boomerang.

The second veto has put the republicans
in worse fix than before,if that were DOS.
sible. The President was undoubtedly in
huenced to veto the bill By the stalwarts
OF the party. He confessed at the first
that the measure was not Objectionable.
But Chandler and Logan and the other
representatives of the Force and Fury end
of the Republican party, besieged the
White House and extorted this veto mes.
sage from the President as a party meas
ure. Had the President signed this bill
he would have deprived the stawarts of a
portion of their working political capital
He would have been morally bound also
| to approve of the amendments to the other
appropriation bill, disposiog of the auto
cratic power of Federal supervisors to ar
| rest voters by the thousand at the polls
and lock them up like burglars and assas-
Sins. he would have been virtually
bound to approve the repeal of the test
oath act, 10 short, he would have been
| instrumental, under Democratic leader
ship, in getting rid of obnoxious war
measures, and making further appeals to
sectional prejudice and passion useless if
not impossible. And this would have
robbed the stalwart demagogues Of their
political capital.
1t is obvious why tie republican mana
gers wanted Hayes TO veto this bill. and
will insist on his vetoing the other meas.
ures. But they have for once miscalculat,
ed the effect of their policy. They have
put the Republican party before the coun-
try as the advocate Of military interference
in elections. 1t stands committed from
this time forth By the act Of the President
to the use Of the army at the polls. This
single, simple. sharp issue has been made
by the authoritative head of the RepubIi-
can party. In vain will they try to dodge
this point, and hedge themselves about
with qualifications and quibbles The
Democrats framed an appropriation bill
with fair, moderate, legitimate amend.
meut providing against the use OF Federal
troops in elections. The President vetoed
this bill, but intimated that he might
lapprove of separate bill covering this
point. The separate bill was framed with
the utmost care 10 order that it should be
unobjectiona and he has vetoed this
also, making it as clear as daylight what
be and his advisers mean. They have
. thrown the issue fairly out TO the country
for tie people to settle at the polls. A
better thing for the Democrats could not
have been done. On this issue they are
united, and would rally everywhere. AND
they will have the hearty sympathy of al
: peace-loving, conservative citizens, who
: are weary of war, and sectional agitation
! and want fraternity and cooperation Il
develop the resources, and improve tn
d business, and increase the prosperity o
the whole nation. This is the Democrat
/ ic rallyiDg- ground, and on it they vii
I be victorious. And for the sectional ag
! itation, the reviving of ola issues, TIT
4 stirring up of strife, the republican man
y ayers are solely responsibility. 7, Ia
: press.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16

,,,lv located at SIT Perry Street, DAVEN
PernsnSe1R1SgrA where he has been for eight years
p has P1SSeG Of m sS sH wSfpty
cd Fs Ills treatment is inYaria Bile attended
insttutyI established success. Persons coming
gfh vel may rest assured OF recovering
gndei tunnndt guaranteed by science, skill and a
every ySanslye experience
tonplteahggIV9 COMPLAINTS. -Tu this department
FBnaitSe the Doctor is prepared to treat in the
oinedCC.a,i manner. He earnestly solicits the
rot ~ tbe afflicted to this notice feeling per-
s r5 nat Do bis n @edS aS give 5ns
.peed! ! durable to-day may become incurable in
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16
CUTICURA REMEDIES

Have done for me what hundreds OF dollars spent
on other remedies have failed to 90, and do not
hesitate to recommend them first-clsss articles
Yours truly. MARK BRANNEN.
CarbondAle, Pa, Dec. 20, 1873.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16
Middle-Aged Mon.

=, ave many Of the age of thirty or forty years
Ioo.e tr.onbed with too frequent excavations OF
vlQ s. yl oilon accompanied by a slight smart
1s Da[ br,ping sensation, and weakening the sys.
manner that the patient o cannot account
t,, gu ,S,ili often be found, and sometimes small
slnLyu n, aIbumen will appear, or the color will
1sHSC..' ain or milkish hue, again changing TO a
.g and torpid appearance There are many men
t'S s C ~ Kin difficulty ignorant of the cause,
glo o'i me second stage OF seminal weakness.
slIy5 Ace will guarantee perfect cure in all
" L,sss md healthy restoration OF the genito-
,rcsry organs
OFFICE HOURs-S to 1, to 6, Z to s.
.vret,ers promptly answered; and correspond
,r,. confidential. Address LOCK BOX @oo' DaVeh-
,5,t Iowa.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16
JAMAICA GINGER
8,own Gtin9es.
~ l. q .
eJIe0cgtcR O1oW1
7': isss. SIeaesefe;a>

Purchasers OF Browns Ginger are warned az aipst
piratical counterfeits intended TO be sold on the
splendid reputation of this matchless article All
REAL Browns Ginger is prepared by FREDERICK
BROWN, Philadelphia, and the label bearing his
name is incorporated with his private o. S Inter
nal Revenue Stamy, to counterfeit which is felony
Browns Ginger-for Travellers use.
Browns Ginger-for Summer Complaint
Browns Ginger-for Cramps and Collie.
Browns Ginger-for Sea Sickness, Nausea
Browns Glnger-for Stimuant; no reaction.
Browns Glnger-used by Army and Navy.
Browns Ginger-used all over the Wcrld.
Browns Ginger-counteract impure Water.
Browns Ginger-prevents Malarial Disease.
Browns Congratulations Summer Drink.
Browns Ginger-excellent in Rheumatism
Everybody knows the value Of Browns Ginger al
a household necessity and preventive of disease
Be sure your druggist gives you the right kind
Browns Ginger, as described above.
FREDERICK BROWN,
Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16
MEDICAL
JUDGE NOT

erDerionce with travelling qqacks, but coz
suV W hrated Specialist,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16
Reynolds.
press,
REYNOLDS May 14th 1879,

key NOLDS may 14t0 1873.
Ed. Weekly Argus.
The evening of the 18th inst. viii always
be held in memory dear by the 'Runnel-
ties" For several days previous con
spcuous notice in the 2 D Informed the
citizens of Runnels that it was their duty
to i7alttqndte on account Of the Stink fac
tory" and Tuesday night the 18th inst,
said Indignation would transpire at Esq
Eckstrom's office. For information we
would state one of the citizens OF Runnels
without fear Of Gods or mans wrath has
erected in the suburbs OF this very pious
and temperance town dead hog render
ing establishment, and when the wind Is
favorable the delightful odors arising
therefrom causes more sin n the square
nch of time, than from all other causes
combined. "PheW, the p0seg 20" ''whew,
Runnels boluet in full bloom" Arabia
hoWery gales &c. &c., are expressions
heard on every side,
And it is as hard t. endure this delight
full aroma of cooking dead hog meat, with
out using cuss words, as it would be to put
up lot of rusty stove pipe Why. the
very town is becoming demOralizet
through the influence Of this stink fac
tory" A man cannot enj,y his glass il
the back room. temperance played out
religion at a low ebb-aud 81, We, the stal
warts, met last night 10 iDdgDate. Ate
organization our committee that was ap
pointed by the indignants beforehand, t
save time, reported the following for tb
consideration of the meeting:
| WHEREAS, 1.-THE stink factory stinks,
and
WHEREAS, The Runnelites pray 70
temperance and kick temperance out c
doors; and
| WHEREAS. We believe stink stinks
ard
WHEREAS, We believe it to be the dut
of all christian Runnelites to pray fc
liz tning to strike the stink factory and
it does will burn it up. Then
| ReSoIued, That we, the indignant cit
zens of Runnels, will look upon it as
: marked visitation of Providence, and viii
, we would greatly deplure the dead hc
house proprletor's loss, we would live in
happy, joyful deliyerance from stink FOL
ever.
Mr.. Chairman" squealed an indignan
is not that little mixed Put hi
out! Put him out. He is an enemy
indignation" was heard on every side al
in much confusion the report Of the col
mittee was conceded with and the hapl
lindignants adjourned.
INDIGNATION.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-16

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