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was the Flash Stakes, for two year ods 500 each.
half forfeit with $400 added the second to his
stake; half mile. This stake opened with thirty
Subscribers, nine of which came to the post. There
were Mr.. q. l.. Lorillard's pay colt Sensation. by
bennington, dam Susan Beanc the same gentle
mans bay colt Grenada. by King Alphonso.
dam Matte Gross; tho same gentleman brown
hlly Rosalie. by bennington. dam La Rose;
Mr. James w. Bells chestnut colt Minos,
by bennington dam Nemesis: Mr.. A. Belmonts bay
hlly Flibbertigibbet by Kingfsher dam Pilagree;
Mr. II. p. McGrath's chestnut flly Obscrvanda, by
Tom Bowling, dam Petty; Mr.. s. J.. Watxleider's
bay colt Luke Blackburn, by Bonnie Scotland. dam
Nevada, and Mr.. w. Astor's chestnut colt Ferncie,
by bennington dam Nellie Ransom. Mr. Lorillard's
trio the favorites ut very long odds over the
others, and betting made that he would DO first,
second and third. The following few of the
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Much time was cut to waste by tho breaking OF 0
strrup OF the saddle OF Luke Blackburn. When
the flag fell two of Mr.. Lorillard's sprang
Immediately to the 'front.' Minos third the
other of Mr.. Lorillard's fourth. Flibbertigibbet
fifth, Fcrnclife sixth. Obscrvanda seventh, Luke
Blackbu ninth, least that is tho way they were
running around the lower turn. When tho horses
reached tho thrce-quarter pole Sensation was show
ing tho way, with two lengths of daylight between
himself and Grenada. Resale third. Minos
Fourth, the others close together. Rounding
into the homestretch the three Lorards
were in front, and they continued so to
the hnish Sensation winning the three lengths
IN front of Grenada the latter head in advance or
Rosalic, Luke blackburn head further of. fourth,
Mnas NTH, Fcrncliffe sixth, Observanda seventh.
Fiibbertigbbc eighth having been taken in hand on
the homestretch when the jockey knew he had no
chance tor place. The time OF the half mile was
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INTERNATIONAL DAIRY FAIR.

The Board of Managers Of the International Dairy
Fair Association met in the rooms Of the American
Exchange about week ago. and adopted resolution
suggesting dairy fair in this city time during
the present year. the time to be fixed by the Exec
tive Committee. This committee met Monday
and decided that the fair be held the first two weeks
in December, 1879. A Committee Site app
pointed The Executive Committee will meet here.
after every Tuesday and committee of five to
solicit subscriptions will be named next week.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Adophus ID. Pape has been appointed receiver Of
the property of Alexander Il. Sanues, of BROOKLYN.
on the application of George +. Saunders. who ut.
tachod the gate money in the recent walking match
mt Gilmore's Garden. In which Mr.. Samuells was in.
terestcd.
The affairs of I. f. Warner have been placed in tho
hands of receiver, Welcome s. Jarvis the appli-
cation of H. J. 4 A. r. scott.
Mr. Charles +. circuit OF No. IA Cortlandt street.
whose assignment tor the benent OF creditors
mentioned last saturday. HERALD, did not, in.
correctly stated. fail about five years ago owing
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M1DDLEsEX GUN CLUB-THE CLUB CHAMPION
SHIP BADGE WON DY MR.. JACQUES.

SHIP BADGE WON DY MIR. JACQUES.
TREMLEY, N j., July 81. 1879.
The Middlesex Gun Club met at East Treinley this
afternoon. and pleasantly passed the time in shoot
ing pigeon sweeps, free to all, while members only
contested for the clubs championship badge In o
ten birds sweep handicap rise. Mr.. Woods. OF Brook
Ign, killed ., taking first money; Messrs. Seiven of
New York. AID Jacques, of Bergen each killing Z.
The tie was shot of. and Mr.. Selven took second
money and Mr.. jacques third. five birds sweep
next shot and showed u tie OF each for DIR.
Mott Mr. Selven and w. De Long. In shooting oil
DIR. Mott won first money. Mr.. Selven second and
Mr.. De Long third.
The members then shot for the clubs badge. 1t
is shot for bi-weckly and always heretofore at
twenty yards rise. AS the same won it time
and again 1t was agreed hereafter to handicap each
maa according to his merits. The winner to-day
Mr.. jacques, of Bergen. Twelve entered. Fit
teen birds each Following We're the highest scores
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CHICAGO JOCKEY AND TROTTING
CLUB.
Ipy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

CHICAGO ILL.,, July -, 1870.
The rain last night rendered the track heavy and
led to the postponcnent of the troting meeting The
weather to-day has been bright and warm. and tho
opinion generally prevails that the Jockey and
1rottiig club made n mistake, The 2: 40 aud the
2::IU classes will be trotteu tomorrow. Boncsotter
liz big favorte in the first and Piedmont Is most
f,ncei 10y the pool buyers in the second. Rarus
aud Hopeful will trot on Thursday.
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THE FLOATING HOSPITAL.

The sixth excursion of the floating hospital Of
St. Johns Guild which took place yesterday carried
1.220 sick children and mothers. The following
additional contributions have been received:-
Joseph Larocque, $50; James Cummings $50; David
Stevenson, $50; Matthew White. $50; A. Il. Whitney.
s25; Tweedy Il Co. $25: Mguil Alec. s25; v. Mar
tnez Ybor Co.. 500 Naylor Co.. S25; j. J. Almirall
4 Co.. S25 +. G. shepherd. s25: johnson, Clark 4
Co.. S25; Kremelbcrg Il Co.. $40; Anonymous. So;
Susan w. Whitmore, So; Mrs. j. L., of Highlands,
n. j., SIS. Total, SA55.
Further contributions earnestly solicited.
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Frederick Feije. of the Alpine Cub-tme s5m. l31Ss
The great contest OF the the last two
hours 90 you please" Seventeen started in this
race but only four remained to the last; Nor
man Taylor gave in after the sixth mile. r. Angel
took the first prize. making fifteen miles. and j. Is.
Ross took the second making fourteen and a half
miles. Everything passed Oft tremendously, and
both spectators and contestants seemed perfectly
satisfied with the result of the days sports.
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CRICKET.

THE STATEN ISLAND ELEVEN DEFEATED BY
THE FoXCHAsE TEAM.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. July 90, 1879.
The second days play OF the Staten Island Cricket
Cluo was against the Foxchase eleven 1t the
fate of the New Workers be again defeated but not
quite badly yesterday. Two innings
played. the Foxchaso going first to the bat. The
folio wing is the summary Of the days score-
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CHRISTIAN ZABRISKIE'S ESTATE.

Letters of administration yesterday granted
in the Surrogate's Office to Andrew c. Zabriske on
the estate of his father. the late Christian Zabrske
The personally of the estate in this State amounts
to S425. 900 and Mrs. Zabriskie. the widow, and
Sarah Zabriskie the Dondswomen, justifying in
sS50.0OU each. the former renouncing her right
dministratrix in favor of her
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fOXCHAsE.
Jyuies. No balls.
BASEBALL.

There was fine audience at the Union Ground.
Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon to witness Metro
politan championship game between the New York
and Flyaway clubs. Following is the score by
innings
clubs. 1st. 3D. 3D. All. 5A. 6th. 7M. STU On 10TH IN.
New York. l y U o.
Flyaway ~ . U . U D U IA
At Albany-Albanys, A; Worcssters, ..
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ALBION SOCIETY GAMES.

The fifth annual picnic and games of the Albion
Society took place at Jones' Wood Colosseum yester
day. The games consisted of running and walking
matches. and the number OF contestants in each
showed that the society had already made record
In athletic circles. Twcnty-one men started in the
our-nlile. walk, and the hrst prize WIS taken Wy
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MRS. ROWE'S DIVORCE.

For some time past Nathaniel Cox the referee in
the suit for absolute divorce brought by Kate Grard
Rowe against her husband. George Fawcett Rowe.
has been quietly taking testimony. and yesterday his
report in favor of the plaintiff and adjudging Mr..
Rowe guilty of adultery confirmed by Judge
Van Hocsen. in the Court of Common Pleas, aud
judgment OF divorce granted.
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TROTTING MEETING.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July ~, 1870.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July ~, 1870.
The entries TO the Cleveland Club raccs-Grand
Central Circuit-closed last night. There arc nine
classes all we'll filed showing total of fortyeght
horses, embracing all tho fast trottcrs now in the
West. The great events of the week will be he con-
test between Rarus and Hopeful and the perform
ances of sleepy Tom. the blind PAGER.
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Beane, years old. 1O7 lbs; Mr.. G. Yards
bay horse Npper. by Phaeton. dam Annette
by Lexington, q years old. LOT los; Mr. T..
Lorard's bay flly Bertha. by Glenelg dam Stamps,
years. old, l0l lbs; Mr.. q. l.. Lorlards chestnut
geding Monitor, by Glenelp, dan Mink. years old.
lO2 lbs. and Mr.. f. J. Baldwin's chestnut fy Jennie
b. by Glenelg. dam Regain. years old. 81 lbs The
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July o. 1879.
The Oakland Light Cavalry. in q shooting match
with the Washington Grays, OF New York. closed
their this afternoon with 1917 at yards and
34S at 300 yards.
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ELDREDGE PARK.

SHARON SPRINGS N. ". July ~, 1870
In the second days trottng at Eldredgc Park Fem
nimorc won the 240 class. In the free-for-al race
Bessie Turner took the first heat and Toronto Chf
the next two when the race postponed until to-
morrow vn account VI rain.
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THEIR SUMMER CRUISE.

The Wesley Boat Club left the Harlem River. Mon.
day morning. ON the soop yacht Julia Labor for
their third annual two weeks cruise Long Island
Sound.
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HARTFORD. Conn. July -. 1879.

HARTFORD. Conn. July -. 1879.
X. C. Pate. OF st. Louis. has promptly paid the
fine OF $1,000 imposed on him by the Board of Re-
view at it's recent meeting this city. and has
thereupon been restored to full privileges Oh all
grounds governed by the National rrottng Associa-
finn.
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TORONTO. Ont July 90. 1879.
An ovation will DO gwen here to the Western
members of the Wimbledon team their return
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MEssns. MURPHY AND SWAN TO SHOOT MATCH

FOR FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
DEAL BEACH, N. j., July 20. 1870
Edgar G.. Murphy. the crack shot of tho New York
and Long Branch Gun cubs. will shoot a 200 bird
match tomorrow at the Long Branch Gun Clubs
park. ut this place, with Donald Swami the
OF Governor Swami, of Maryland, and the best wing
shot of the Mary land Guu Club. The match is for
$500 and the birds.
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WINNER
BAYoNNE, N. j., July %, 1879.
II. L. Thomas. of New York, and II. s. Church, of
New Jersey. shot pigeon match here to-day The
conditions SIS side, % birds each, u yards
rise. II and traps and Long Island Gun Club rules.
The score as iollows;-
Thomas-1, l, ], q. !, D, 0, l. l. l, l. l. l. l. D.
/, %, o., l. l. /, l. Obs.
Church, l. l. l. /. l, l. l. l. O. l. 0. o. l. o. l,
0. U. !, /, l, l, LII.
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Fell dead out of bounds
Referee--lir. T. Gildersleeve.
Several well contested sweepstakes closed good
days sport.
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THE rYFIvE' PURSE.
The second event brought out the 2:25 horses to
contest for purse OF $500. Ont OF eleven entries
only five starters appeared. d. Blgley, Jr. gray
mare Emma Is, J. Cummings chestnut mare Lady
Foxe. H. q. Smiths gray mare Noontidc. William
Weeks bay mare Rose Medium and Thorn Wad-
dingtons bay Lady Blessington. Emma
b prime favor,te. and Lady Foxie generally
sold second in the pools. The horses got away
in fine shape for the first heat, and at the quar-
Noontide went to the front Emma did
good work to the half and succeeded captur-
ing the lead just before the pole reached. She
retained it finely and came home, with Noontide
and Lady Foxie pressing her hard for the wire.
Emma could not be displaced. although her two con-
testaiits gave her lively struggle Emma
first. Soontide second. Lady Foxie third, Rose
Medium fourth and Lady Blessington fifth. Time.
2:21 The second and third heats taken by
Emma in 22 and 2:26. with very little
trouble She went to the front at the beginning
of each heat and stayed there throughout. Lady
Foxio ard Noontide went for her occasionally, but
trotted steadily with scarce break. and
made 4 very pretty race.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Pursc of 500 for 1925 horses $500
to first 500 to second. $50 to third and SO to
fourth mile heats, three i'll five. in harness.
ID. Bisley. Jr. g lBostonl &. III. Enma Be-. l l
J. Cummings (Boston) eli. III. LAZY Foxie... 3 .
Ii. u. Smiths tBoston) K. NJ. Noontide 2.
T. waddington's (phadelphia) b. nj. Lady
possihEton. 49,. 49,.
W. Weeks (Morrisania. n. W b. III. Rose
Quarter HaC Mie
FIRST heat .................. 3ita l:l2 2:g
Second heat. ............. 81 liz 2:2I
Third heat. .............. 35la 40 226
The meeting will be con in ued on Wednesday with
the 3s and z3o classes There good entries tor
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RUNS AT THE EACH WICKET
Isl. I'd. Sd. Al. 5M. 6h. IN. Sh. ga. 1Oh.
Foxchase. 49,. Ia A "a 10 "a 50 81 l22 l22 1877
Staten Island. II 81 AZ 81 ~ 40 70 % 100
analysts Of Bo,cng.
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FpXCHASE.
John Large, q. Bancc b. Spraguc. SO
q. c. Thaycr. c. Buteridge, b. Stevens.
r. Clay, l. b. b. Lane OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
H. n. caldwell, G and b. Lane. Observation-Disclosures. 10
T. t. Brewster b. Lane. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J. d. Thayer Jr b. Sprague.
" Sartori, C. Stevens, b. Lane.
III. W. Brown b. Lane. %
John Hoffman, not out ~
q. Murphy, ID.
f. Sartori b. Sprague..
Leg Dyes.
TOTAL.
STATEN ISLAND.
j. II. Moore. b. j. H. Thayer. Jr..................
G. W. Bance, c. A. w. brown b. caldwell. .......
" Miey, q. g. Thayer. b. Brown. 80
g. Lane. b. J. Il. Thaycr. Jr. Observation-Disclosures.
L. W. Stevens, c. Large, b. j. b. Thayer. ........
T. donaldson, b. Thayre. 10
g. L. sprague, C. L. sartori. b. j. Is. Thayer.....
j. Lee. not OUT Is
NJ. &. Eyre. c. Hoffman. b. J. b. Thayer ..........
t. Ii. Outcrbridge. c. Large, b. j. Is. Yhayer. q
j. Filmor, b. j. Is. Thayer.. Observation-Disclosures.
Byes, 2; leg bycs. 2; wides, 2; no balls, 1.......
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...............1O0
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NATIONAL TRorrlNG ASSOCIATION.

TIC hItotlhK VIII Dc cOn'lHttu OH wednesday VIII
the 23s and z3o classes. There good entries
these events
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Dickard. ...............1 IL 8 3 1
d. A. Lttleields (Medford) IN. =.
Despatch. Observation-Disclosures. -. 2 3 1 8
j. Riey's (Boston) b. In. Clair. 3 2
William Cleggs tAttleboro) b. M.
Louise Observation-Disclosures. dis.
Charles smiths New York; br. G.
die
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STATEN ISLAND.
n.,.,re Af,s,l
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There rs 40 doubt in our mind, after pc
rusing the testimonials, and investigating
the merits of PUTNAM's hot forged and
hammer-poiuted horse shoe nails, which
are guala uteed not to split and silver in
driving, that they are superior 70 others,
consequently are indispensable 10 every
blacksm;th's forge throughout the length
and breadth oftho land Owners of horses
should insist upon having them used 10
shoejrg in preference to cold rolled iron
cat mails. which lame horses The Put
uam nail j. the cheapest aud best horse
shoe uaii. and you get from $50 to 500
nails more In box than q any other
make
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Scratch no More--"Itohipg Piles"

symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
SEPARATION. intense itching, particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm in
bed, increased by scratching, might think
pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum, oftentimes shows itself around the
private parts. A pleasant and safe cure
in every case is "Swayne's Ointment.
If allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, scald head, ring worm, blotches, all
scaly, crusty. itchy skin eruptions. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of price.
so cents box, or three boxes for Sl.25,
by DR.. Swayne & Son, PHILADELPHIA. Sold
BY all leading druggists. Atwhoiesgle and
retail by John Beugs;0n, Rock Island.
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Legal Blanks. ofaii kinds {nf sale at
TIE ARnuz 0FFTCF9
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THE VICTIM

of youthful indulgence, excess etc, he or she who
weakness LOSSES deposits sedmets, irritation, dys-
pepsia, nervousness, dependency, melancholy
tendency to mania he or she who is in premature
decline will get immediate and permanent relief
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Older who lacking in animal vitality and vigor.
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uuces acomplete restoration to fnn manly power.
giving TO the aged or early wrecked of
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Depot IS Barclay St. n, Y. Sold in Rock Island by
John Bengston.
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NORTsxw r. IT.

X ~ n a. II = Z w Il - n
Trains leave Rock Island as follows: Day Ex
press at S:55 m. arriving at Racine $50 M, and
Milwaukee ~ D NJ; Night Express at 1920 m,
arriving al Racine 900 q m, and Milwaukee S:'5
m connecting at Fulton with Chicago X North
western Railroad for Morrison, Sterling and Dixon
At Freepurl with Illinois Central Railroad tor Du
buQue, lacrosse and all points North ~ BeIolt
with the Madison Division q the Chicago Il North-
western Railway for Madison At CnH;Un juno
ton with the w stern Division Of tae chicago q
Northwestern Railway for GAINESVILLE, oshkosh ana
Green Bay AT Western Urion junction WAN Inc
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul RallWay Tor Cnl-
20 aud all Eastern points. At hliwtukCe Win
he Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway LOT
Waukesha, GAINESVILLE, Madison WalGrto@ili or
tage City, Kil0ourn, Lacrosse. OshEOsh' Mlnheal-,
oils and ST. Paul. Also with the Wisconsin Centra'
Railroad for Plymouth, Green Bay, Mcnasha, Ste-
vcus' Point and Ashland, And with Ihe MtlMauhee
Lake Shore 6 Western Raj Tor Sheooysah'
Manitowoc New L ndon and CllntonUue.
West bound trains leave Milwaukee ri 7:!o 9 III,
and 6:l5 III, making close connections loE "ii
points in the West ana Southwest.
This is the only line running through
Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars between
Milwaukee and Rock Island.
Be sure that your tickets read via Western Union
\ Railroad.
| Tickets on sale at all principal ticket Offices
| For information regarding rates, routes etc., au
| dress
D. A. oLIN, FRED WILD.
GenT supt.. Gen'l Ticket Ag't,
Racine, Wisconsin.
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OH 9ailg Argns,
ROCK ISLAND. $3.50. .rnErrors
Literary
OSBORN, H., March %, 1879,


OSBORN, H., March %, 1879,
Mr. Editor:
The Euelpis is still the centre of attrac-
ton on Saturday night. Last SATURDAY.
almost every family in the district was
represented, and many came from Rose
Hill, Whiteside and Joslyn districts.
The exercises Of the evening were few,
but lengthy, consisting of recitation by
Miss Jenny Spencer; essay by Mrs.
Reiter; reading by NJ. G. Van Week; a
discussion between the Juveniles Of the so.
ciety: 'ResoEUed, That work il injurious
to the health and spirits of boys under l6
years OF age " Grant Osborn and BERTHE
Bea, affirmative; Jimmie Adams and
Sherman Sear!e, negative. Good argu-
ments were brought forth on both sides,
which furnished considerable amusement
to the society.
Next came the debate: "PeaolUed
That country life is preferable to city life. -
Affirmative, 2. I. LiIis, D. w. Beal and
+ Tabor. Negative, z. Osborn aud g. N.
Searle. The arguments produced were
practical ones, taken from personal expe.
rience and examples Of great men. The
affirmative carried off the laurels,
A song by DIR, Reiter finished the pro-
gramme.
Critics report followed. Mr.. L. Cromp-
ton occupied that Office; he spoke highly
of the Juvenile discussion, and thought it
the right place for boys; that it developed
their intellect as we'll as their language.
The debate for next Saturday is Re
solUed, That President Hayes was justified
in vetoing the Chinese immigration bill. y
The affirmative will bring up such obieC'
tons to the bill that Blaine, Conkliug and
Thurman never thought of,while the mega
tive will endeavor to wipe out the fifth and
sixth sections Of the Burhngsme treaty.
c. n. SEARLE, Cor. Sec.
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ngiddIe-Aged Men.

many OF the age of thirty or forty years
here art Wa with TOO frequent excavations Of
b a'g lg' Cfrpn accompanied by slight smart
eps'q@D o 1 psS TS't caRnat ace Szs
b 10 o ,irlnr the urinary deposits, a ropy
j 90 ' .,'i "frr1 be fouud and sometimes small
i n, ,Iorbamcu viii appear, or the color will
y rt- ~ !-n- riIkish hue, again changing to
Of lD ..nn. gi1 anpearanCe There are many men
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A.a.'o lr5 a healthy restoration OF the genito-
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tits Worth a Trial.

Il was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel &c. my blood
became thin; | was dull and inactive;
could hardly crawl about, and was an old
worn out man all over, and could get
nothing to help me. until l got Hop Bit
ters, and now | am boy again. Ny
blood and kidneys are all right. and | AN
as active as a man of 30, although | am
y, and | have 20 doubt it will do as we'll
for others of my age 1t is worth the trial.
father
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IEDEyGAL SILVER SOAP.

For Cleaning and Polishing Silver and Plated
Ware. window Glass, Mirrors, Marble, Paint &c
This is the most convenient and effective prepa!a
# NAV he used even by inexperienced help with
entire safety as it contains nothing thar can POSI-
bly injure the finest plate or Jewelry MANY OF our
LARGEST ma uacturers and importers OF SILVER anu
Plated Ware have used this Soap, and nave given
it their unqualified approval CIT.
CAUTION The original and on!y GENUINE oilEef
yER SOAP, and is the only proper thing to use for
cleaning Silver, Electro-Plated Goods, Mar pie
Jewelry, Statuary, fine House Paint, eIe,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-28
MEDICAL
TuDGE NOT

-,.rcs with travelling quacks, but con-
past eXSPPcC5Ltn located Physician, the ceIe'
sGIl 'H' brated Specialist,