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to q amontha' Child this 1ay, caeS
sntIntcr being no larger than common pin, for
Eive Or ten minutes, the result being that It has
swallowed IN Tint timo a tcaApouBluf Of warm
water, which, 40 far from being BARN, Il good
for It, Md tho process may bo repeated hourly,
Or "a often Is tho freitfng ITS from tecthtn0
begin.
Il il now the season when boys and girls IN
the country gtvo theIr mothtrs sad nights bY
coming home In tho mEscr3es uf poisoning by
tvY. The Irritation by this poison 10 ACUTE III I
lavo rcnson to know. hut the specify euro for 1t
ts wast, Of oxnlic acid, tcaspoonful Of the
sn't to mint Of water. With which the poisoned
spnss are % nsthed as often Is they E,ow trouble
minutes, hpt Is followed BY cessation Of the
poison pail, which tsclIcs ~ II ono could
tear the part 10 piercs. Tile above may
nced reducing for ronug children. Make
It weak at first, and add grains Of tie
sa!t tl!l u Il strong snouFh to give teltof. a
to drfVa the poison nut Of the blood. but thrro
severe cascs werc cured Without It, to my knowl<
edge, by tile acid slime. II should not Ia pus
In tin or anything metallic, ns It corrodcs, and
may form poisonous compounds:
1t Wilt he useful for poor people, and those ID
doctors, to know, 90 the authority of Dr..
i'cucl!. the noted botanic doctor, that q strong
Infusion of yarrow {whlte tansy) and bonesct IL
Roti substitute for qunna in fever and ague,
or uthcr tnatarfulis complaints The planta
should be gathered wilen In flower, md . doublo
hAin!fui nt each stepped In chs QUART Of boiling
water ainl drank freely tilrca or four ttalct i
van Saxon, well. known missionary to China
1of thirty ycart, Ht,u stttcl medicine n&sd tho
pFuperticA OF herbs before gotE out, ns most
sAl1aDle lor usefulness among tho poor. .-,'
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CHICAGO TRBUNE SATURDAY. AUGUST PAGES

tlonal conference Prof. y. r. Bhcrwin held a
erestop Of tl,a Uhnutnitqua Mnsiea college, with
I, cht!r M 2iO voices, mud Irnhs band, 'ed by
Pruf. T. T. poynto,l. Ja'hss Hughes, of Can
eta 1ccturetl bctoru thu musical e1ass oil st1'hln
1listory md Gsnmctry," anl rrof. J. ".
Churchill gayo lecture, with illustfati7a
readings.
Over 5000 persons now reside on the grounds.
Tic general health ts good.
sankey aud Joseph Cook will ba hero next
week.
A tisily paper ta now issued.
Representatives of tic Western, Southern,
Now England. und Middle Stntes Ind sc,ara.a
meetings to-day. Dr. Sargent uAva tho t9.irtl
lecture on "physIcal Culttlre''; tllc Tcv. i. n.
Buckley, d. D.. lively lecture on 'tlilc The
atre u; the Rev. !. Strung, u. D., Bible exc.
gcsls; the 11cr. ". o. 4!tnpson, very Interest,"
Ps0t. MhvuaEd gave alecturc on "9wi,zcrlan,l.''
The weather II quito Guild, and oyorcoAss are
, 1879-08-09
Practical IIlnts for Tnsmerp,

Mosquitoes can be driven AWAY from rooms hy
thu smoke Ut inscct-powtler burnt on hot
ehovgt. When IT Is not eaay to get fire, nut q
bIt Of fEnn,'tatnpfor on sl1orel, light, nm! tho
sprinkle 4 Tablespoonful Of [nscci-pow.ler
{pyrcthruM) I'LL the t!anc, let It fnko lire, uni
l,tow out the haze, close lile windows. anil let
.ic smoke rise Tor i've minutes. IT will not In
human beings, though obnoxious to Inscets.
lta ngIntt cloth 0u which tcaspoon1ul of rur-
loltc acid Is poured, at the head Vi lllr bed. wilt
Keep mosquitoes away, nCtl ts'c writer Ias ru-
means when ulhcrs failed. Take tara 10 paee
thu cloth Or sponge 50 HAT there s III danger u!
touching 1t With the tace Or ha.ls III ule night
ns the acid burns Hike eaustIe.
II 10 not generally known, us II ought to be,
TINT thu renInjy for burns by cnrtn,,lo arsd is
CnnadR tr batsam, Bi,re21 OH tile part attucIstd.
A waah ol llftceu or twenty drops III comtiun
carbolc, acsd In halfpnt ot wAter will Inn
hsyes. prtckly heat, Anl all trrItat!ous Of ths
skin common III summer. Ak the s.senath OF
carboic acid commonly sold yarics, tlIt diIut[un
should be tested befuru usins by wetttng n
mosncnt or 60, L Is too strong, and more water
must bs adlcl. Tie lotiun was recommended
BY city physician ~ In use IN 1lcaluyuu lloa-
l!ta1, A,sd ycars NJ experacncc uroye te hcnclit.
children might be avoided By this sltnp!u cslrc,
whlcl. has been safely uscd ou very young In
fants. -..
Tic torturca which babies l,nyo TO undergo arc
50 many AMI 10 pifttl. mud visited llnpart!al!y
Oh alI about lt!e.l In travel a,hl ut hunv; 40
many al|lng, miserable little cteaturoa arc fu bD
seen IN tile cars antl fctryboats, taken ont by
llnr distracted motl,ers for rtano OF MIR, tlGt
feel 1t will be Gtytug gcncral relief 10 tell thu
at!slce OF llosp,tul phystciau, wliei, proved IN
entire sueccss h. lnS own 1anltty. Tho l,ain Of
trcthtng 1nuy be almost done away Wilt uf.I
tho health of the child benefited, by giving 1t
tine splintcrs OF Ice. picked oil With q pln, to
melt In It's mouth, 'lls fragment Is 10 s;,,all
that 1t u but drop Ut warm water before 1. can
for It's foverea gums. wttEi3ut the slightest IT,
jury. Tlle aydity with which the llttlo Thugs
taste tho cooling tnorscl, thu Instant quiet Witch
suecccds houFa OF frcttulness. hl1 tic slccp
wl!cl. follow the re!Ief, arc thu best witness
, 1879-08-09

- E9HtsHHUI1 EH4N3F1r. :
"lioFe we hasc the great Egrptiau wonder,
esotuted la TIC Hilds of South Africa with \
tU0 Ut treasure!' exclaimed ,le al,ovma,1, slak-
tE hts whip In threatening manner At stuffed
hide In Elass cagc. "Don't 90 tho closo."
Bat y lnuttlcr to hrr son; ut might seize your
"flare nj fears, nn1a1u, for thu safety Of YOUR
oIfspring," observed the Snowman, e1ouuentIY:
"for t1ots moi Lie Nood Book teactlus Tint WON
dera will neyer scizes Pass rapidly IN to tAe
next cage aud view the livng skeleton, Or tho
t,uu WIN married lis mother.in.Iau.''
, 1879-08-09

There Will bo matinee 1t the Central Park
truck this afternoon, commencing ut O'clock.
several Interesting contests belnE on the pro-
Eratnnlr. There wifi be a donhle-tenni race III
wllfrl! Mr. tsaac Waxel ltas entered l;illv Smith
uni Harry, aud Mr.. Theodore Curtis Blossou1
aHl Buy Charlie. 10th ttn,ua sre known to ba
~ tlnc ahnpe, and close ctntest nny By looked
Tor. Thrrc will also b. 4 stnlun race, in which
9:4U race to nnEuu: thrcc.tnlnuto clnss 10
wag"n: nlnl a frce for all. A mtatGt-fhee be-
tween Harry 4. a,nl Billy l,asnaw has been ar
ranged, aud Wilt bc trotte1 this afternoon.
, 1879-08-09
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Arens1'a Kumyas has besn used w.th highly
various forms nf dyspcpaa gastfitis, nausea, goa.
cfal debility. consumption, Stc. Kumyss il not a
medicine: It IN pleaAant wine. ike beverage n
delicate stomach. Nothing elac MAKE leah nnJ
blood nnh strength 50 fats II can be aatcly re-.
He'd on far the rtcHpcfasoh Of those cascs Of 1oN
vitality In which medication Or ofdina n nntsitut
fail. ScnL for circular. lscwurc Of limitations.
Ar.nd's KHiny*a 1s not sold to the trade. Con.
su1neFs supplied directly By A. Arend. Chemist,
11H M1dtsun street. Chicago.
, 1879-08-09

, DRAMATIC NOTES.
Adclo ButGario makes her New York debut at
Havcrly's LYccutn ou the 18th.
l.. L. Outram. OF Drury Lane, London, will be
the next mauager Of the Standard Thrutrc, Now
York.
Tie New York train last evening carried Mr..
Charlcs Andrews Oh. liz goes to uavcr1y's
Lyccum.
Cheering news for Cfucinnati: The variety
prospect for next season ts better than has ever
been known bofore.
Dion Bouctcault, It is aad, has sold his yacht,
tho snsughraun, 10 Henri say. a wealthy
Frcu cfmnu, who proposes to soil In 1t around
the world.
The Dnnttes continuation will open at the
Theatre Royal, Toronto, Canada, on Sept. |,
with E. E. ThorHe u tils l'arso,s, a1iu Ffuuk
Buiwortll as the China,'adH.
Billy Crane, onc-alf Of 1.-THE Glue Brothers.
arrived In town yesterday morning, lie will
remain here Until the 10th, when the other hall
rcjoins him,-asld thtn oil for San Francisco.
60 earall does not keep skeleton in her bell
room. Tho TACT IT, that tile story or!glnntei
with nn tndiscrcct person. Wo caught II glimpse
Of bara'l's OWN reflection Tn undrtss) in pier
g|ass; tae tndiscrect person IN question beng
IN au udioinnE room, u'ui Tue door bctween tie
tout!- Whitehall (lonaoH} lev:ew.
From Paris comes cable message from Boil
loasy ktralfy, announcing the completion
OF negotiations with tho Representatives of for
tY.eGht PROMINENT danscuses for the lGw stcr.
25th. Tie star prrm!erc is Mile. Corna!Da, of lie
Ban Carlo, Naples. llle uext In importance IL
Milo. EuReuie Cappe'tnf. Of Barcelonu. Othcrs
81 tl!e corps arc Mile, Zasti., Of ahe Theatre OF
the vtceroy, Cairo; Mllc. Comis, of the T!ratre
tchtus. mid Rousall1. of fIurt.,rc.
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Chasles II. 8ti1ly trsmpea Into Reading, Pa, q
lew dsys ago, hungry, raggeti, nnd t1tsconAoiate.
year betore, ho had made the people Of u.at
eitv stare ut his ways Of squanderllX e90.oO0
ulat had been LETT to him. On the litter visit
ne beQgea a meal at tAa hotel lu which he had
oncs occupied the duest npartmopts, and sleps
u esrn whera ha aad previously kept his
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CuAurAuouA, N. Y, Aug. s.-Tle Rsy.
Dan!ol Curry lcctured on "1he Old and New
Conflict" aud Dr's. A. Sargent gave few
honest words shout Physical Culture" Mai,
Cole, the reYiyaiist fruul Chicago, Acld deyo.
, 1879-08-09

CHAMPIONSHIP 0AME4
New YonK, Aug. 8,-Thc pool championship
match, between Knight {rhno.p!on) at'l Lon
Norris, Jr., OF Bustun, was won by the latter
twenty'onc ganlus 10 nineteen.
, 1879-08-09

UANE IN CI.6FKL1ND.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. IA gasno Of cricket
between tic Forest Cltys, OF Cleveland. n,1 t14e
Chathan,stf of Canada, resulted In favor Of tho
Vtstiors by score Of 2}l to Ill,
, 1879-08-09
BRIGHTON PARK CONCERT.

BRIGHTON PAKK CONCERT.
Another sosics ot park concerts has broken
out. this time on the Westcrn-nvenue bolilc-
vard, at Brighton Park, corner Of Western and
Archer avenues, tic first Of which will be given
this evening, from 5 to 4 o'clock, Under the
authority OF Tho friends Of ,le boulevard sys.
tenn, Tie whole city Is Invited to the coccrt by
John Wentworth, Jnhn MGEnGery, Joseph Dom
nersbergor, George Turner, h. MeAuteJ, Nathan
Corw3tlt, William Bross, Sol 4. Smith, aud
Thomas HORNE.
, 1879-08-09

&AMAT0QAs
SARATOGA, N. r., Aug. Sat the races to-
day Ftque won tho thges4]u 4]uarter.nile dash, Jcu-
n!e i. SECOND, una Lanccwood third. Ttme,
a:ld1. vagsant was the favotlte.
The n,ile-atld.a-t,a!f dash WIS won by Bonnie
CaErtc. ClArA u. second, and blossom third.
It1ne, 4s399z. Kenny and checkmatc scratched
Checktnaie Won tito sMi.c-and .n.furlong t]ash,
Gov. Hampton socoud, anl Qsiole third. Time,
1:67I.
Jackscrew and Simon only stattod ia the ecll-
NJ: race. The former won, The latter "lappG;." :"
Tune, lao.
FRDPuET3T0WN
8peefa! nixra.cA to 1ns zr7anmx
FRoPuETaTowN, H., Aug. B.-Th1 third daY'a
races were greeted by the lasGest attendance eyer
xtseA ~ tile sasss Ut this park, wv persous be-
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AQUATIC.

4 scuLL1sa MATCH.
ToHoyro. Can,. Auv. R-A srn11inr rare has
been arranccd In, wecn rv,n Nnr.,s - p,.t..
bnrg ",ut Wsrrsn "vM s,r,.h .'a ~ 1i.,as % =. anns
NJ 'h ~, "usfnn n.4ar s,.n, .. a.as 10 eone
distance mud stakes viii be tho same n rowed 1t
SilvcE Lake on the 1st Ut JuIy,
,oru rv,,v
an+e,o, nt,na,,a ~ ~. r,1,,,,.
po,r 10 r... t.., ~. - < ~, n.'0"n'-
seFle' Of slngtescuIl matclles between John
Kelly. of Krntlallvitc, asnl Fred Boltz, OF this
ctr, took p,aro this 1ftcrnsnn In .hr orcscnca
~ 4 mn n.,o,, ~, a., u. H.. 1,,.. r',,,.a ..S.
IN miu,,tes 10 .ceonns. Is,ancs msa Nt"s TX ~
ha,f '''''"'e" :" 'e-eS"'' "'''""ee' 1'''' Ano
nA''' ,,.,r 49, r,,.
u..-. AuH'i. ~ noIao"' ~ "a:
rirTsnoha' Pa., aug. S.|lhe sctlinE regatta
u ltuion, ltF pro'cs'!onal anu amateur oars.
tness was eo'nmeEccn ta's a1tcrn"o'l, nlIl VII!
pe nE,s"eH to',noIl"W, ~ me !h1ee nnsnner c1
Gner'es :n t naknE H.. neeshaary 70 rnm oy heats.
lne "eatntF tni! a.tethoon was clear afu COOL
bnt to'.ias's work being only preliminary, tho
.e..,nn y: !pm sa'ee "ta,s 1o,uss !or eac Ince,
pro!ehs'o.n! p m n,t an1a.o"'. tuase men taKlhG
ilrst nnn secona pase 10 eo.sr tor tt.e anai pull
a,na,n,r ~ rsc ~ wcrs rnnsni3at"I ~'0 VI 'AS
Fn1iDwinr is tic Btltntnarr al to-far,a rarc.
Amateur race. two mtles-ln ihr fr,t lcas, the
stnrtcrs we're William kahlht, Ilenfv Wanuer,
sesr.n' u.aa.,a i,an. .' u,.rtor, ~ % r-,,,, A.,
scconf 1s,,tI. rEank bIennon, AIe1-
auaeF nh1Hs. n"',@.o ii"nreck. enEst Houek,
@ a. '"ru m s'ofse Il Nil, "op o'e""on 1i"""S Sec
proiestImss' rice rase. three milts--ln the 'r.t
SHueItGFt nunr!. blo@ut tfeoFEo W. IAecs ma
, 1879-08-09
RA AEE-TR


frtef1i Dftpatra to 1Ar TFibMre.
LIEcoL>. ILL.,, Aug. 8.--Thc tfHcolo Reds to-
day defeated the Petersburg Club for the chanl-
pionshlp Of Central illlnots by the score OF ~
to 0, III ten innings.
1Insc a!ts-Liuco1n, II; Petersburg 7.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
THE venomous Breath of Malaria

Does not INFECT the systems OF those
who use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as
precaution against Il. Nor is it less use
full as a remedy where intermittent and
remittent fever has fully established itseif,
in consequences of neglect of preventive
measures. 1t checks the paroxysms with
astonishing certainty, and eradicates this
type of disease, even in its most inveterate
form. This medicine is an especial boon
to the emigrant population OF the far
West, where fevers of a malarial type are
particularly prevalent, but the recognition
of its merits is so far from being limited,
that it is known and appraised at its true
value throughout the length and breadth
of America. Travellers by land and sea,
miners and sojourners in unhealthy iocaii-
ties. esteem it highly, ADD are its most
constant purchasers, aud 10 many a rural
household far and wide it is the chosen
specific
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
a Happy Affair.

| There was a grand banquet and social
gathering at Turner Hail last evening on
which occasion Mr.. Gotlieb Zwicker of
this city and Miss Minnie Kautz of Buffalo,
Iowa, entertained their friends and receiv-
ed congratulations for having united their
hearts and fortunes for better or worse
The ceremony was performed by The Rev.
Father Quinn, at St. Mary's church,
Davenport. after which the happy couple
come over to Rock Island. The attend
ants at the ceremony were Mr.. Frederick
Kautz and Miss Ellen Aska. and Mr.. Louis
Dindinger and Miss Lena Kaulz. friends
and relatives of the fair young bride.
After the ceremony grand reception was
held in Turner Hall. this city, and was
magnificent affair. Not less than 300
were present and the reception an excep-
tionally pleasant ono. Biehfs band fur
nished some foe instrumental music while
some excellent vocal music was rendered
By the amateur talent Of this city. After4
a general interchange of social good feel
ing, the guests sat down to splendid
collation. which was prepared by Mr.. Her
kert. This was a hne supper, and all
present were 'free ia their praise of the
bountiful repast furnished, The young
bride is a finely educated German lady
and the groom one of the most popular
young Germans of Rock Island. Some
magnificent presents were received and
were numerous. ALI 10 all it was one of
the social events in German society. THE
ARGUS extends the sincere wish for
happy future for the newly married couple,
and trusts they may ever cherish the
remembrance of the day that made them
one.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

#-A.6ne new sidewalk has just been laid
from Wagner's brewery to Centre stables.
William Boyle was arrested by OH
GERS Metsch and German last evening for
being ugly drunk.
p. O'Mara, ESQ.,, has been retained
as one of the counsel for defense in the
Butler scandal case.
The Plow Works Fire Brigade, to the
number Of eighteen, will attend the FIRE
mems tournament at Geneseo.
The Rev. j. A. Reynolds viii conduct
service in the United Presbyterian church
on Saturday evening. Further notice will
be given to morrow.
Florence McCarty. wac fned $23 and
costs by Justice Cooke yesterday, and in
default of payment was sent to the Armory
for twenty days Officer Blackburn made
the arrest.
Hugh Anderson was arrested by Off
Ger Bollman for being drunk He was
allowed to kip on promise not TO be
caught in like condition again. He hailed
from Moline,
Negotiations are pending between
President Davidson of the Northern Line
aud the Darius Hunkins party of stock
holders, for settlement of the differences
between them.
in Buford's block and numerous signs point
the way 10 the Office where can be found
the accomplished Winter ready to receive
a subscription or an advertisement.
Mrs. s r. Porter is lying very il
with erysipilis 10 the head, and at noon
was considered in very critical condition.
i Her many friends will join THE ARGUS il
wishing her safe deliverance from hel
present sickness.
Part of the c. B. & @. track from
Brooks Crossing is now laid, and this
morning part of construction train made
trip on the newly laid rails. Work or
the stone abutment at Gordon's culvert
will begin in few days
The dele gates TO the river e0nventlo:
at Quincy next week will leave on Tues
day going via the Peoria road to Quincy
Arrangements have been nude for ex-
J cursion rates so that the fare for the rount
trip will be about ST so.
e. g. Frazer's horse started from The
warehouse at o'clock this Afternoon
without driver for lively runaway, dow
Second avenue. In front of the Rock Islan'
House the buggy came 10 contract with
heavily loaded pop wagon. Itstopped th
buggy. but at last accounts he horse wa
, still going.
Mrs. Hanson u crazy woman who was C n
fined in heiusane department Of Mercy Hos
pital, escaped from that Institution Wednes
day afternoon. Persons were hunting fOI
her all night and all o-dis, out up to moo,
she hadn't been found. She was bare
headed, and not suitably clad, of Course
for outdoor appearance As is often tht
case with insane people. she is very shrew,
as her plan of escaping shows.
The Union does not believe the
statement made by Mr.. Spencer that i
| was the neighbors and friends of the fami
J ~ who came to the committee OF the soci
ETY. for the suppression of vice ant
requested them to become the forma
compliments against Col Butler
certainly does not lock as though the.
were really the friends of either family
although such was Mr.. Speucers state
= |
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Johnston have re-
turned from their eastern trip Mrs. j
had not visited her eastern friends fol
some years and enjoyed the opportunity
afforded to renew home ties and associa-
tions.
John Forgy, of Bowling township. one
of the Democrats who never wavors, was
10 the city to-day.
s. Heagy was in the city to-day. He
says Mr.. Stod1ard has gone to Nation
to superintend the completion of the coal
shaft now being sunk By Heagy & Stod :
dard. under their contract with that CITY.
Z. T. Feaster. of Hillsdale, was 10 Rock
Island to-day
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
s.. Josenh's 8az asr.

A conductors lamp will be contested
for. at st. Joseph's Bzlar, on Second
avenue and Fourteenth street. to night 5y
Mr.. b. N. McVanny, of the Western
Union railroad, by D. j. Cole, of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad
by w. Sutclffe, Of the Peoria road and by
p. O Brien, of the Chicago. Darlington IL
Quincy railroad, all passenger conductors.
The polls viii close at 1890 D. m. Ga
Saturday night contest will be decided
for cab lamp. between Michael Radican.
of the Peoria roa1, p. j, Murrin, OF the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy road. j
FL. Egan, of the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific road. and L. w. Bullock. of the
Western Union road. The polls will close
at 1890 p. NJ.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK,
INDIsCRETTONs OR ExCESsES, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured by
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
%. 1t tones up and invigorates the sys-
TEN, dispels the gloom and dependency,
imparts strength and energy,-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, $l.00 per single vial, or $500 per
package of five walls and So. 90 vial of pow
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Me
DIcINE COMPANY loo Fulton Street. N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
The River.

Boats down were Arkansas, with log
raft, Mountain Belle with log raft, Jennie
Gilchrist with log raft. HELEN Mar with
lumber raft. Last Chance lumber raft,
and Albany.
Due down the Diamond Jo
The a lbary came up to-day.
The JOSIE is due up in the morning
j. A. Hine. Capt of Nellie Beach OF
CordoVa, run from Rock Island t. Andal
usia will run daily hereafter.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
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IT MAY BENEFIT YOU TOO.

KY,Deen b
form
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81 MaBetrt
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
Good Evidence.

When such men as the Rev. DIR. Rankin,
Rev. DR.. Harvey. Father Fitz Geread,
Prof. Green, DIR. Bartne. Col. John X.
McChesney, E. w. Neff. and a host of
others equally trustworthy, certify over
their own signatures to the marvellous
efficacy of WarDers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, 10 the diseases for which it is
recommended, il il tine to dismiss doubts
on the subject
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-10
1t pays to trade at McCabe's.
Probate.

The record of the Probate Court cor
taiOs the following:
Estate of Robt. K. Swan. deceased.
Petition of George Stephens TO be released
as surety upon the bond of Wm. Kerns,
executor, filed.
9.-Guardianship of minor heirs of
Henry Junge, deceased sGuardian's re-
port filed and approved and guardian dis
charged as to ward Minnie JuDge, she
having attained her majority and received
all moneys due her from her guardian, as
will appear from her receipt filed
Estate of John Housch. deceased. j.
illustrators receipt filed aud approved,
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We say this because we believe that the
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Salvation for the Lungs.

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