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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-25
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BRAsT.

Thisfiniment very naturally OFF inatad IN AnasFE
a, where Nature provides m hcr iaboraiary $50
Hurprialng autidotcs for fho naindisa of har can.
oron- ~ fame has been sprcadihr Tor ycara,
untn now y cncircioa tho habiiahia aloha.
he Mexican Mustang t1nimcut e a malchIorI
remedy forali external aiiucnts 81 man nhd heaaL
To stock owners and farmers 4 a invniuahie.
"A aingio bottia often saves q human me- cr ~.
stores TIE usefulness q an excellent horna. cE
COW, or ahccp.
u cures footroL hoofan. hollow horn. uuh
acrcw-wcruas nhoiiideF.fut. mango. fhe bites AT
ntinEg o. polacnoun rcrtilrs and fnnocla ard FTHy
Huch drawback % atock treodinr and bush Ma.
u cures every external trouble 90 horssa. sen
aa iameneass scratches. EWinnys aprainn. fgzlfar.
wind GALL ring bone, etc, etc.
Thc Mexican Mustang I1ninIrnf a 80 luiskeat
cure in tho world for aouidamfa oocurine An 90
family. On ne absencs 81 rbyaician. such a.
burma moaida apraiua. cuts. etc. sad fqr FaNuaas
tirna. ana stiffness eurendcrud ~ exporure ~.
ticulariy valuable % Mnara
= a tho chcupeat ruulody IN the worid. far A
penafrataa tho muscle % tho boua. and q ainaia
application a generally nunicirut a. cure
3 Mexican MUSTANG Linfmcnt h uut ~ IN fhraa
anes o. hctllou tho inrEar omaa being rrrnaFiiuns
nseiy much ne cheapest. eoid sFsrTuhsrp. 3
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-25
Dickens American Fortune Teller

The only reliable FoRruNE TELLER published IN
the y. s Tells BUSINESS, LOVE AND Destiny.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10o. For 10 at this
otnce. On mArlda
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-06-25
written for the Morristown Gazette
sORRO WI LET Us PART
BIZ JOE BRIGHT

Sorrow Of sorrows let US part,
Leave thou no trace within my heart
I've from a Iov'd one parted, too,
And now would gladly part from you
o leave me ! Leave me, oh depart.
send peace unto an aching heart;
Go though from hence, and let me De-
As was my wont-careiess and free.
It is hard that 'tis my doom,
To have tronble--live in gloom;
When the cup, with nectar's AlPd'
Iwould sip, it should be spin'd.
Sorrow, gol please fly away,
Do not with me longer stay;
Send me comfort, bright and fair
Ease my heart from every care.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suFRENE CoUET-CHAyBERs-He by Judge Donohue-
81 81 lO5 ll6 ne 100, l22 l27 l29. l34, l44
l47 las l69 2lO. 2l 2ls. Zls 22J 23s 24s. 2ji 250
257 Zjy, 263.
GESERAL TEEN-Brady. r j.. and Ingalls, J.-Eos. 1913.
l4s l6s 6a IT, 100 5G l7s 1872 49, l5S lsy. l9O lgl
100 l92, 1913, LOG. l"st 300
SPECIAL TEhA-DOnOhue J.-IaW and Fact.-NOs 593 S32,
927 9l5 gI6, 1860 1851. 1923.
1915 1885, 1914 z22S 35j9 2s74 527i 696 1914 1886
1872 $780, 1921, 562l 1890, 1851 5OS $780, 1896 067
PARf Ii-van Worst Nos 3j4l l7759 2iS2 23l5
SO 2lfO 1882 sO2 1887. 1876 J44i. 1902 34,7 2U75
3l27 5iOS 3I95 3lGS 52sS $780, 49ll 33iO 3l99 3475
1872.
PAT If-Iawrence, Case on. lj27%.-Proctor agt.
the Manhattan Bye and Ear Hospital
SUlElIOE tOtET-SPECIAL IEEk-PART 1-SeGgWick. j
Calendar called IN Part RoomNos I3. 49, AZ. 80 Al.
Freedman, j., will bold In Part Room.
COMMON PLEAS SgsERAL TEgM-yan Druut- T. j.. Larre.
more JJNOs. g. 10, a. 10. IT. lS 23 81 81
So Ala, 30. 90. 52, So. 90, G2, %. %, 81, 81.
sPECIAL IERM-J r. DAILY. J.-NO day Calendar.
ThAL TEEM-pAgr Ivan Hoesen.-NosAO56, 1901, 1908,
1903 1905 9l7 S7G 2l28 gi6. oSl, 07I, e 1898 lOi7
24s l9OJ lO4i 2l9S 764 7o6 l7li 1923 Sl6 sII. 1919
MAeSR COURT TRIAL TERN-PAEr I-Alker. C. Nos.
l27l 527s 659S 90. 5l9h, 5s G1d7 $685. G673, $3.50.
5s77 5792, 5s6g 5S25, 5ll3 $3.50.
PAKI II-siBnot Nos. 3ei6 Gl42. 56ss. 5650 5557,
Es54. bGs5ia o. 1894, 5243. 562A, 1881, 4ls0.
PAH IIl-0oepp. J.-Nos.GI9I 6eOO, 0Oi9 1s4i, 657i,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE COURTS.
FLOGGING A SCHOOL BOY.

FIOGG1NG A SCHODb BO1.
TESTIMONY IN THE CHARGFs or CRUELTY AGAINST
FATHER HAYES. OF ST. AIMS CHURCH.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
before Justice smith, the examination OF the charge pre-
ferred by the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Children against the Rev. James Hayes, OF st. AIMS
Roman Catholic Church. in East Tweliths for having
beaten Francis Cazctza an Italian child five years old
in the school attached TO the church. continued
The Society was represented by Mr.. Deacd as counsel
Several pupils OF the school present The first wit
ness was Terence Mu-grove age eleven. who testified
that he attended the school ST. AIMS Church. and was
present when Father Hayes whipped Cazetza, on Nav
q The boy was kneeling down and the witness STOOD
near hun the beating lasted about two minutes, ana
was done with a small oOwlide; he did not 20 nome
until the school was over.
MI Mcclure moved TO dismiss the charge. The Justice
refused to comply with this request and stated that no
formal complaint had yet been taken and he wished 10
get at all the particulars Of the case. He had stripped
the boy had the stripes and had then sent him to
physician
Antonia Coomy, who examined before, was called
for Examination. His mother was Codmothcr 10
Francis lie was the same room with francis Wbeh
the whipping occurred; he Thought Tue DOy was sTuoh
about twenty times lie was struck three times on one
hand half dozen times across the head ana haf dozen
times the shoulders. 49,,
Miss Anne Campbell, teacher, testified that the
Father had whipped three bows and rrpr1nanded Two
reported all the boys to HIM when ne came n ana nc
whipped Them with iItte cOwhide.
Father Hayes testified that when he came to the schoo
room MAY he told of the bad boys, especially
Francis by Miss Cam pDe He did not strike the Dov on
his head ears, back left he struck him only nNe
times; the boy cried before lie touched; the WHIP
was obtained from OF the BOYS IN school, anu lhe
witness had had 1t three or four months.
The further hearing was adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CIVIL NOTES.

The Kiralfy Brothers were yesterday granted
adischarge IN bankruptcy the United STATES District
Court, by Judge ChOale.
Judge Choate yesterday handed down de-
cison in The United states District Court in the matter
Of Mary F. r. Ames, bankrupt Application for her
discharge was opposed on the ground that she had
kept proper books Of account. She kept boarding.
house, and the Court held that she not required
10 keep books. Her application for discharge
granted.
In the Surrogate's Court yesterday, Elliott
Z. Shepard stated that since the last hearing
of the Furniss viii case justice lad been done
to his client, William Furniss. and he would
now consent to the probate f. B. Marine moved for
the decree representing the widow who the propo
of the Will, out takes nothing by it, and Daniel
Lord acquiesced the probate for his client Miss Fur
Mss, the legatee, who gets about quarter vi million
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
MRS. pROCToR's LOSS OF SIGHT.

The suit of Mrs. Mary A. Proctor against the
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, to recover $4,000
damages the loss of her sight because as she alleges
of the malpractice Of the surgeons OF the hospital was
continued yesterday before Judge Lawrence in the
Supreme Court. william Allen Butler In opening the
the defence said that the Manhattan Eye and
Ear Hospital founded by prominent ana benevolent
citizens in order that persons afflicted with eye or ear
diseases and in INDECENT circumstances might have the
sklml treatment free OF cost The physicians were
of high standing, aud the three principal surgeons, Drs
Agnew RoOsa and Lorng, had the reputation of being
lhe most skfu surgeons in their specialtes in the
world The loss Of sight Of the plaintiff was caused ny
the disease of gancOma, from when she was suffering
when the operations were performed.
The benevolent character OF the hospital and The facl
that il supported almost entirely by voluntary sun
scriptiOns testified by the President, j. H. Nor
timer. DR.. Austin Flint, Dr. Fordyce Barker, Dr. Henry
ID. Noyes and Dr. Herman Knapp testified 10 The reputh
zion surgeons Of the hospital for skill and success
IN treating diseases of the eye well as 10 the excel
lent the institution ITSELF The case Is not
yet finished.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
IECIsIONn-NIAY

Supreme Court -ChdmbeS-By Judge Lawrence
Callahan agt CaahanMouOn to confirm the OF the
referee granted In the matter Of Eery.-bcpOTt
modified confirmed. Republic Insurance COMPANY
agt. Hawke.-MOiOn denied with costs Walhem
lerThe papers tins are not complete. The Electro
scan Company aE tIas- Injunction should be continued
until the be tried. Knapp sgt kuapp-CustOdy
denied.
BY judge Donohue-IIill agt Molenhauer-See memoran-
dunn Manning agt Howahd-NO PROOF OF service annexed
papers Russell Donaldson Russell Donald
Mase ir, agt BrOckuer; Ruckner agt EuckHerMeu
OTandum. DAYTON agt Patton Levy agt. Unger.-NOton
denied Bngs agt CaTver-MOtOn granted, memorandum.
NOone BOomCr; United States Trust Company agL II
linger; In tho matter OF Laugdon Dudley agt. Gordon
Cocks Banon In the kennedy,ec Brown
Miard McArdo agt. Ancient OTder OF HiDeTuans, DIyt
Is Delaled agt IIih Herrck agt The Mayor etc.:
Westheiuer agt HorTlum, ls2.-GTanted.
by Judge IawrtncC.-NOers sgt. IuGorsOl. Where are
tho steuOgraVhcs mnutcsi SAmbenauu SCnuiting.-
Was not TINS matter disposed Of on Apul 2s, lastl
Common PieGs-Specidi IerH-By Judge j. L. DAILY
Poster agt sperTy.-Demurrer Overruled with See
opn0n. Hall agt Hazeu anOthcrs-NeW trial ordered
defendant Stpu ate dir cted.Sec memorandum,
by judge LarTemOre-The BOwery savings Bank agt sui
hyaB, etC.-ApplcatiOn granted.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

The mortgage part Of the railway OF
the company. 1t is proposed now TO place upon the
property of the company first consolidated mortgage
of $50 900 600 The bonds issued under this mortgage
are TO be exchanged for the bonds secured py tne
various existing mortgages at the following rates. fOr
the Eastern and Middle Division aud Denver Extension
bonds ut par; for the funding mortgages at par no az
lOwancc being made for the five overdue coupons Tor
tho LeavpnwOrth Branch bonds and unstamped income
bonds 30 cents the dollar with DO allowance f0r
arrears of interest for the stamped income bonds III
80 cents the dollar for the principal Oi the Donds'
the first land grant bonds and funded interest cer
Gates par the second laud grant bonds with
overdue coupons attached, together with the funded
interest certificates, at 80 cents on the dollar
The consolidated mortgage. which Is dated NAV l.
the trustees to issue bonds for the extension
Of the road the building OF branches and also IN ex
change for the first mortgage bonds OF any ROAD leased
by tie company.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
A BLOW IN A CHURCH vEsTIBULE.

William McCauley. of No. 107 Washington
ST., brought before Justice Bloom, of Brooklyn yes
terday on the complaint OF his wife, who charged him
with assautng She stated that they attended the
evening service at the Tabernacle on Sunday Her
husband intoxicated, and she reprOved him for his
actions in the church. As they passing out she
again repTimanded him. when he raised his hand and
struck her a heavy blow. Jn.s the Ycslbule Uf
the church. On their way home he again struck hcr 80
severely that she tainted McCaucy pleaded guilty,
saying thar he aud his wife differed points or religion
aud he only gave her slap the face. The couple,
il is said, have not lived happily for several years.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
RAPID TRANSIT.

BREAKING GROUND UNDER DIFFICULTIES.
THE POLICE ARREST THE PRESIDENT, THE COZ
TRACTOR AND SIXTEEN woRKMEN OF TlE
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILWAY CoMPANY-LU-
DICRoUs INCIDENTS IN THE STREET AND AT THE
POLICE CoURT-A FAVORABLE REPORT on RAPID
TRANSIT.
Ground was broken yesterday at Reid and Lex
inQton-aves Brooklyn. for the foundations of the
BROOKLYN Elevated Railway. President Bruff and
the contractor and sixteen laborers were arrested
for violation of the city ordinances. 1t was stated
by the officers of the road that ten contracts had
been made for the superstructure. aud that Mr.
Floyd-Jones had guaranteed to complete the road
by December l. The Committee on Railroads OF
the Brook lyn Common Council reported in favor OF
the building of the elevated railroads on the routes
laid out bv the Rapid Transit Commission ap-
pointed about year ago.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
ARRAIGNING A BANK BURGLAR.

John DObbs, who was arrested in Phiiadel-
phis last week while attempting dispose OF some Of
the property stolen from the Manhattan Savings Bank
aIragned in the Court Of General Sessions
yesterday, before Judge COwing indicted under
the OF Henry Hal. alias John Dobbs alias Kerri
gan. charged with having the 27th Of october
last broken into the Manhattan Savings Institution In
this city, and taken thercfrOm three United States five
twenty bonds Of the of Juv 1876, or the yaue Of
IL 900 cacn and four similar bonds tue issue OF 1862
OF ihe value OF 5000 each. The prisoner pleaded not
guilty. lie was renanded to the IOmJs 20 await trial
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
AN ARCHITECTS WILL CONTESTED.

The contest Of the will of Griffith II.
Thomas, the well-known architect Of thls city be-
gun yesterday in the surrogate's Court The will pre-
sented in court was made in 1858, and gave life in
terest in all Of the property to the wife, with
to the children on her death. The contestants
Jesse Thomas, the brother; Thomas Thomas, the
nephew and Charlotte Garrison. the niece o. the tesa
tor. They clam tnGt the Will offered was never made
by the decedent and that another and later Will is
now IA existence The formal proof OF the atestatiOn
OF the will OF 1858 was taken yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILROAD.

A decree for the foreclosure Of the second
landgrant mortgage Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad has
been granted by the United States Court at Topeka
Kansas This mortgage covered all the lands lying
Of the 3SOth mile-post, and the first andgrant mort
gage covered the same lands. The OF bonds IS
sued under the second mortgage was Sl50000O. No
interest has been paid on these bonds since 1876
IL is understood that the foreclosure OF this mortgage
in accordance with the original plans OF the pool"
tr the recon stfucOn Of the Kansas Pacific Company
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE DAVENPORT INQUIRY.

The Davenport investigation was continued
yesterday before United states Commissioner Lyman.
Adolph Kuhmann the first witness, md his testi-
mOny similar that given before the Congressional
committee. ROundsman Green, whose evidence was
taken on Friday last was recalled He testified that he
surrendered his naturalization papers, which he obtained
1865 at Mr. DavenpOrts Office the promise that he
should be furnished with within eight days.
The promise had not been fulfilled. Considerable time
occupied in discussing questions raised to the
a,nissiDny OF evidence. The investigation will be
continued TODAY.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CONTRIBUTIONS

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Senate con-
frmed the following nominations Of postmasters to-day:
Frederick T. Holmes, at Canton Mass; L0rn +.
BlOdgetf, at Wellington, Kan and l.. j. Price, ut Color
ado Springs, Col
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

Room No 13 IN the new Court House was assigned
20 the reporters of the city papers for newspaper
purposes. Several persons seem disposed 10 appro-
pirate it TO gaming purposes.
Mary, have you given the goldfish fresh
water a. =" No ms'am What's the use They haven't
drunk up what's IN there yet"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM

POUGHKEEPsTE, n Y. May 12.-The General
Term supreme Court here to-day The balance OF
calendar viii be finished also
following the enumerated calendar Nos. . B. g. g.
. TO- ~ 49, Ia 49, 49, 49, 4. H. 20 81 32 50, 3d. SO, 80
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
Sales bp ancnoa.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ PROPERTY.
DEPoI QUAKfEGNAsTfHs OFFICE
Corner Of Houston and Greene. .sts,
NFw.Yuak May .. ls1a)
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, -. ,
on Monday May 10 1879 at IL o'clock on Por - n ~,
the Following specified condemned property Of the Qnafts
masters Department, One Horse one Mule one 90 O'
Rigging, one sails. an nna Blocks. .,,o,
l.. &. EASlON, Colonel aud a. A.oenI
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

y DE- EEN NEW-1OKN MD INV ~
Pier of Company fnew No ~ North River foot % N0ront
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by English ran
wqy and the dsc0mforts OF crossing the Channel IN small
boat.
LABRA DOR SanRlier "Wednesday. May t. u noon
ST. LAI RENT. J0ur Ia. Wednesday NAV N,
ANERIQUE. Da0rl...... "Wednesday. NAV - l0-3p A. M
Checks CIcdit Lyonnas Paris amounts 10 t
A Au.n \ . Ir-.--
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
ii,uslcdl Instruments.

HAlNES BROTHERS have removed to 124
5thave., between 17th and lSths "west" whore
tney viii be pleased 10 exhibit their square and ce
CANT uprght pianOOrtes, which universally ackuOwL
edged 10 Be the
BEST NOW MANUFACTURED.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW PIANOS 10 RENT
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
WHITE STAR LINE.

VA 1T 7 7 = I An III Z u
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
- FOR OF UEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTlCEIhe steamers of ths Line ta(e me Lane h)is
recommended Lieut. Miury u y NJ On both tue O1LHirl
aud honey ard VOYAGES. 80 ,.,..- .,
BkIIANNIC, Capt. Perry. SATURDAY May y z;1O p ~
RtPl BIIt can! irving ihai-ltN Nay - ' "
GEkMASlt. Cant. Feln a -l,urlay MY 81. ~ ~
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF W 10TH
81.
These uniform and unsnrpasse IN 4l
pOiuments The saloon. StarCrOOms smoking and BAR
rooms placed amilshps where The nose and motoi 40
least fet ahOrdGg Of comfort hitherto unaaAoS
RArES-SalOol. $50 anl +10O. Steerage. =-A het1rl
tickets favorable terms
These steamers neither cattle, sheep norpigs.
For inspection ana other Information apply ~ -
Company OnCes No 81 Broadway new loA,Or 40 va.
Latst. Philadelphia II. ]. CJEtl7, Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE SMITH MURDER TRIAL.

e25s CELL $685. 57is 5725. 573e, 577 4soa 1870 0c4
gJ65.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
NMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

- FUK QUEtNoTOWN AND LTN LKFDlL
CITY OF BkUsS ~ 4 RHDAI. MAY ~. n y,
CITY OF BERLIN....... SATURDAY May -. 1.3Da m
CITY OF MQNTREh L...THURSDAb. Nav %. 1870 = m
CITY OF RICHMON D......... .0ATURDAT June = M n
CITY OF CHESTER. ........ THURSDAY THne II ] n N
.r,.- From Pier 81. ". r.. foot N Charlon-sf.
,SIAtbIr, $50 and 800, roh Return tickets ilVJr.
sTEERAGE. s2s. currency. Drafts AZ lowest rate.
Saloons sateroOms, smoking and bath am d,Ilns
These steamers do not carry catte sheep plg-
JOHN q. DALE Agent 81 and 3J Broadway v Y
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
-NTTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAI.

" STEAMSHIP LINE foT 81. Thomas. Para, PerIau-
buco Bahia and Rio Jane!ro connecting az - Thomas w
Porto Rico. Jamaica ana spanish hnn-Ile
new Tsclass iron steamship COLOHA DO. Captain 30 ger
VIII sail the above ports on THURSDAY, june Il
CITY or PARA wIu sail Iulv >. CITY Df RtOJANElfO
Will sail August .. Freight received at an times al kDD.
pOncy lowest rates Through tickets Issued To ai points
reached bv the Oyal NJ steam Packet Company 's lu-.
colonial steamers aud to NOltevaO aad BUrnOs Ayr,.
Freight must be Paid IN advance FOR freight engi
IneBts passage having elegant accommodations. apply
T.. II. NJ ALLJttl ,E CO.. Agents.
lMLnn IIlr l. z
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LINE.
Pavonls Terry. Jersey C.tv.

NSteamers eav CO.'S PIER adj PavOnla Ferry Jersey Ctr
~, IDA Il f'f'
MAA~ " e.lt7tL "a. >
lst cabin, $65-&7O 2d Canu, $3.50 Sjccrtce. r-1
H. CAZAUX. General Agent. p South Mll.am-st.
FUNCH EDYE & Co.. y South Milamst, Freight Ast+
l.. W. MORRIS 80 Broadway, General Passage Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
miscellaneous.

rT,ELEPH0NE-WO one mile. Price, ST.
Il Patented Circulars free. HoLCoMB a Co, Mallet
Creek Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
Ofean SIrumers

A MERlCAN LINE for QUEENSTOWE and
LLlEgskPm1ot;-Cn.y - Transa tlantc Lne uaisr mo
Ahblt JHr fiNt. SAILING every sasur ilY from TEL
p5il and every !" neodav rom LIVERPOOL 81. ine,
dnYS from Liytrpoo. -
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

DIDGEFIELD PAkK H0TEL-FOrty minutes
Ia from city NewJersey Midland Railway opens in May;
terms moderate Address FRANCIS HONEl, lJ2 East
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

OMFRS-WcStcheste County, Harlem Rail-
~ road OSCAR BROWN terms reasonable. Refer to W.
w. W. UTTER i20 waist
GUNNER Hotel Advertisements prepared and
- inserted IA all rstcass newspapers publishers lowest
rates. for Hotel Advertisers Gulde. nee -.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-11
Stop that MAN.

shoot him on the spot Hes i swtHdje and his
liberty shouid be cUrtailsd | was seated in my
ward when tall. gaHEling fellow, with foil
stock OF brass ard impudence, asked NE to sub
scribe for q certain paper. 0osed at ii to see If
It was worth 81 90 year, and noticed the follow
ing head lines in big type:
'sThe King OF Naples" "A Dead Woman
Bottled" Mature. the Alchemist,' "A kiss By
Moonlight"
From the subjects treated Of I concluded to sub
scribe and go | paid ire csnvas=er two dollars.
lie thanked me and departed. I called my wife
and daughter and told them what had done, aud
proposed to read few of the articles, thinking to
gain information. / didn't use cuss words. bat il
that fellow had been round there then Wouid
have been tempted. read aloud, and inst a. each
article begsH to tickle my fancy, and to please my
wife. read as follows: English Female Btters
will cure all sickly females Batiey's Saline
Aperient ia the great sparkling purgatiEe for stcs
headache" Now / didn't bargain for such stuH
Mv wife Is not sickIy, ana don't need female
medicine, hence / am swindled aud feel ina
newspaper men WAC take such advertisements
should be tarred aud faathered ard rode on {
rail and now every time I pick Up paper nj
wife and daughter =ing out English Female Bit
tersr'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-11
Sensible Advice

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers aud by your Drug
gist to use something for your Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint HAT you know moth
ing about, and sou getdiscouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that GREEN S
AUGUST FLOWER will cure you Of Dyspep-
sla aud Liver Complaint with all ITS eff
fects, such as sour stomach, Sick Head
ache, Habitual Crstiveness, palpitatioB OF
the Heart. Heartburn, Water brash,
FuiInees at the pit Of the Stomach. yell
low Skin, Coated Tongue. Indigestion
swimming Of the head, Iow spirits, &c,
we ask you to go to your Druggist. John
Bengston, aud get sample Bottle Of
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cents
and try it, or "A regular size flor IS cents
Two doses will relieve you.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-11

The Cincinnati Enquirer suggests, very
pertinently, that the use of the deputy
marshals aud election supervisors for the
election in Ohio might we'll be let cut to
the highest bidder There Is no law
authorizing the payment Of these officers,
for whom no pay is provided Il is III
this condition of the law that 'Mizzer"
Chandler steps to the front aud offers to
pay these officers out of his own pocket
so tar as they may be useful to the repub-
lican party. All the stalwarts applaud
this proposition and declare it to be pat
ri0tic and constitutional in the highest
degree. But if these officers are to be ap-
pointed for the benefit of the republican
party, because republican capitalists will
pay them, why not let out the job by con
tract and give the democrats chance to
bid ? Perhaps they would like to employ
and pay some of the deputies and supervi'
sors for their own use. It's. State Regis
sr-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-11
4 Deserved Complimen
His State Register

Hon VIM. NJ. Springer will not return
to his home in this city at once, but will
make brief visit to the seaside with his
family. Mr.. Springer has been punctual
in his attendance on the house, diIigent in
duty aud action. and efficient in resisting
the unconstitutional purposes of the stall
warts, He has earned the thanks Of bis
constituents and the right to take tour Of
recreation, He already enjoys the former,
aud we trust he may enjoy the latter.