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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-12-01
PRIMARY LESSON PAPERS

Containing the "Story Of the Lesson" and
simpler Questions for the use of young children.
Price same as those for advanced lessons
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

I ask our Republican, ffieEda VIE askes1EE
thoy cannot COME Gp 60 the altar ana b6
prayed Tor and ha1ea general love. feast.,.
4 Mf: & Keifsar 4 lRsspsssliisssa,. ohioY 1ns
you want en- anSWef I ST
Mf! Cok4s&6 OF from s6ii. tit ii,.s
Mr. Keller petaialed sii apaaklnx. uf,t;s
finally Mr. Cox exclaimed eI do nos
yield 70 you.. The gentleman from Ohio
is not largo enough ifi brsii, 10 Weas the
H1antleS Of his col league (Gariiel Az yet.
and though he rnhy tFylto hiItis. he tfcse
cultivate Rometh Ing elee befoye he.un,iep;
takes 70 interrupt gentlemen so .hippaIit-
~ here, beeanse We know his recorsi hers;'
on certain things Mr.. Keifer trembleti
with passion. MI. Cox continued .,lsThs
man who has jnes interfupted ME Isi The
man who attacked Geuefal Garfield foe
his position hero In favor OF this biII.
Mr. Keiler sat down, and from his seat
began to telk. "Whun the gentleman
wants TO address q remark he ought 10
have manaers enough TO rise In his
place. aayagoly remarked Mr. Cox.
Mr.. Keller entirely suhsided, ''
Mr. Cox concluded his remarks by sSyl
log that tho Denocratsl la the House had
been prudent, consistent and patriotic
brigadiers, aud all. !. He read The rssoIu.
tion adopted when the Southern Demo DIrn 8.
Gratis were ia force id tie HOUSE ivsticig
'sesentee:. Republicans Voted agafnst) dec
slaIipg their ,oppoSitiouoto disunion.-re.
bellion and accession. Their acts, had
proved their aincerity. They would
stand by their friends and the constiti!! 4!
tiop.. HThey know ,sheeontinued,tas hae
yoa hage dono as Chicago. They knoy9.
that your rs' ah iS.yuiherahlo. They know
thstwith aigood ticket nj Cincinnati ND
eau win tho day in Noyember (applansa
on the Democratic side), and then we
can hingsi Il ss1s5 III, .sta... 4 4 & &.
Wait for your glorious pleiad 1ei
Wait sor your mo- n. s.s...:. .s=s ~ :.
Your star; will 20 down In clouds. and
once moro tho good old cause OF, Deuioc,,'
racy viii be vindiCated, 10 spite OF radI.
ralism and all It's abominasions, g 4
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The o Dare.DovIllt 1 ForFest.i :,.s /,


No man ever exacted stEletey obedienns
OF moro thoroughly maintained ik.T Ha
brQoked, no disohedi of his oNn or
dsFa, and he resented their infraction With
c6arsctegistiefire. 3; ,.s,i,,l o;,s.7,H' ~ ~
!. When his command needed gupplieg
he, stopped on no techpicalities ofi OBJ
atruction 10 obtain theta,S !, The 3WrjtAr
veil remembers pnce sending renrisi.
ton for food and forage co an offlc, at
one Of the railroad esstions. and vas; re-,
fused on tbs. .groGnds ithas s:.e supplies
belqnged TO an Infantry cogImand In tho
rear. Forrest; having failed in the sauao
manner TO obtain. needed 7naso==isiolis,
c9olly took what 4 he wished; without
further pagley. etating ,thstif any com.
piaint was made ;he (Gep. FoFYessI vas
responsible. His services were GO valus,
bic that his summary methods Wero
overlooked. He said 10 the writer In az.
planatiohi Of hi5 taking tIlase supplies
that he never hesitated to override for.
nlafities when 'h6 de6nied it nee, ssary: !:
that he would break d itiiousEnti 0s hem
at any cost to himself before his lrier, 5nd
horses should suffer for want Of uubsiss
tsnee, aud fhsE the infantry In canln
conld get plenty more, while his men,
always In active service on fho 'front.'
oan atH nos 9ptaia sapPlie5 al TIE time i
.,ia. ouSt asethns,s inssatCE q aus disEegard 9s
aant se tt;. TaS anisn no ailoSe9 MS men 70 ng.
En- ~ - sss9}.I;ssivsa just ,9nen no pleased.
= iis.1 ni1 tloopS On lhhnd on al neces-
o.. s;a,,s, oS,,I.p S.sas r1E maLch OF ngnpnS Or
r,oase. o,;s,.t %Ity. ~ S wouiu turn q Who!o
tfe ,,;o;,;,s suoSS ivI . usy OK eWo ,When IN
could be, spared, and this when there
beasiansrtsrs % a.,S nS aSainas ta y aEom asE
oi. !. "as..hat !. ~ oansointely bepeb' ID tho
service; ~ easiaiiec and 4encsuras soa the
men, .iNI aHd Raaas y them better aoldiera No
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24
Steamship Collision at Sea.
New YoRK.Jnne liz.

NRyu Xnpr -T,,o1S
The steamer "Tha onoon i 1uIs u,i,:.t 10.
rived here. -renoris, thot on ,J,malIa, " sno M
miles east Of Sandy Hnot. "a Jns;ns no 40, sO ouo
foe. she came in colj;sinn ,,;t11.th ;s a. uerse
aHnchoria - of sba nohas Eno o htSa,ues La,...,
from New York for Gissao,, i'rS, nj. Ioa.u .V.
sells were ,very seriousiy fism.ssd n end YES, e..
a while Il ,xna tho,,4ht hnsS unaI9 aat,9 ioI
! ttTS, = oiios ss,uv9 cosA "outu go
SThe oueenS toot off ali i'W XIV "as ssove IN:
of the SAnchoria iao IL u lnpmhar hSsSseads ga
brouoht tbem to' tb;s nn.t M nuTu Tta .A ano
chor;sn 10 st;ii onts;Jap pIas' p.I no An-
g.. pun GU, eU,utntue ING oar, waiting
water w #, her bo,i. o ui'S AooaszS 'eet OF
The passenges,s s,., s,ta, ta,,g..h .hat 80, %, -
lision tba cFsSs ~ AZ z s'a5 sf tae COZ
demoraiized' AZ res , ftb e ~, ygcSs
1.-THE Oneenbasore 81 tha io.s apoala
The MS ..,.5e e'v ne .nS Ley. s;e's separa.ea'
awe the nasssnoers @ shu.., hut, ~ y ssalen, 20
own safefy- Gsnt RaSaoaS as, luonSu 20 p saeir M
"Anchoria5 bshayed with s,sst oonInl Oh .ne
and at,cE tn h;s ,,es.ss INm '.;, s:eaI M Sootnsss
passsngars had 5esn t ssfsin G,s ,ra ai OF sae
ssTIe 3nsen % n sens sAassX ~ AZ ..1aoslesred %
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IHE BorToM OUT, EN- low we haye {.
storyog Mr. Nefi, residing near AleD.x;-
andEia, Hunting ton coantys Pa, lgho ros
eentiya by attempting tn draw 1; : ateF.
found his we'll dry. On descending to
investigates ~ was related that he sVas
astonndcd do discover thai the bottom
had actually fRilen pns OF the well, aud.
IN short tit5 we'll FiiSs75ia 4 50 50 hs
trance to an irnmensa cave, asretchine
miles and miles la evegy direction. -.
Staisgfnites and ssala Ii 90 of mag hificenk
gorge eohsnsss Until beauty aud 81 arfssty s5 ~ 8
otherwise tom sb.l.k ka scene. Hefe arh
there q aoHine stream of sSatet fippiGaa
over stony beds, shsl6 fhof sands md
thousands of bats flifSs1eJ their a
sgifgg alirpr ab ie fa,siefi al dad j.
getEifed sea.si oE . annd hrie Ies
sffeNsd the ilopfB and psofs Ia ca sfotn SIC
strata. Among q the thiDes, ik ii .asiiSs
'Hgalnable deposits Of "a lie oi ts
Observers, yghiehs Va sli ali tha rest of tli 5
lngeni niopS mara liye, !, IKE hons n ay ~
tEae, and much tc, ,ths EletsflAl 4 ssil Il cf
the country. Il &c
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

! PREJUDICE KILLS. Eleven yegrs our
daughter euffered ona bed misery urder
the care of several Of the best kand aou1e
Gf the yors1 physiciane, who gave her
diheaso various names bat no relief. and
nov she is restored toiqs Ia gond health
bY, q simple q remedy as Hop Bitters,
that we had po1hed at for two years, be.
fore using it, :. We earnestly l,opo, and
pFsg. that no J. ene else viii jet their sick
5u % - - ss5 usgI Un t5yCPuylb OF pECJutIiUu
against 50 good medicine as Hop, Bit
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

- There is at the Sydney, Australia.
exhibitiona'honse built OF paper. The
entire furniture, including chandeliers
Gjid q stove, Il OF paper. 50, too, ara che
carpets and eaftAins and BherA isa bed.
roohn,iu which ID not only q large paper
bedy but also bIasitbts, shestsy quilts and
female nnder-sotfing, dFessesI tSoAiiessift
the lates3 style. 1t IS4pY0posed 20 kiSea
series OF sbanque.s In ithiB sbuilding al
which the plates, dishes, knises. losKa
and drinking utensils shalt be also of pa
PER ev6ty thing in fjre, excepting the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

- In Buchanan county, North Carcii-
M, the mother Of q family poisoned some
bread ana put it sRhesa her ssspson had
frequently bfohe in and takea ieatsbies.
Two Of her own childsen had the misfcr-
tstno % do exactly sslhe stepsan was ex-,
peeted 70 do, and, eating the bread, ! died
from the eject Of the poison, qs
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

:T,rrrsy 7 Ilyrs Ts+ ftI,s,l, s.
& ~ siNTsts.rs f,s,l..
inc ss;fe,,s 10 i, ~. 4, 3
cor orresrs.ssnt haa sseii ysil Sc sf s,tch
n lavn,. ID f,esl <,,. xi,t,<,,, ,1yS a 10 3 .
.s,...
,,ss,, ;sias, A. ss;,ss., n 80 Is;s "a
fcn Tass raipa 81 .,, -,
lffr is ii AZ 4 i, "
:; y ~ w ~
ss ~ ssis - ~ = s.sss st'
,iscss se,1 s
sS.,fs. st,y ss sis at.1S ~; = 54l o.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24
aAnTiEIDe1s a LEADERJ

Asa leader in the House, he ii more
.cauticus and less dashing than Blaine,
end i.ia indieial turn oi. niiud makes him
too prone TO look for two aides of a qlies-
ton for him to be an efficient partisan.
When the Issue fairly touches his con-
victions, however, he becomes thoroughly
aroueed and striSes tremendous bl0wa.
Blaine's tactics were TO continually
harass the enemy by ahnTp shooting.
sulprissa q y,r g and picket lrlng. Garaeld
pitched battle, and his senefhlship is
-ahown 10 beat dpnntage when tho Eight
is faig one ard waged D grounds where
each iasty thinks Itself Str6neest. Then
his olidahotB of ofargunlant are exceed dinghy
efiectiYe. On the stump GafGeld'is one
og the very best orntoEa 81 the Republj-
can party. He has agGo& voice. an ais
OF evident sincerity, great cIeariiszs aud
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

~ s k few doaeJ of 81 b lndlnii yegHjfs
i0ges seen IL tins, u ~ 81 u, any
dollars in inoDeg BI,d ghs no b yelsr
child.
Having tgaveI Sd sg0aad d "a 81
Gsans rasrElt take y lip l ll gisk
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

Democrats at Cincinnati viii give us
man Of equally high characser. the peo-
Rle Of = shia seSptsy o nay bSsssh,S more
than they hsye before for many years.
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4 rRIuMpH ron JOHN snEnMAa.
fFron. The Rep York 77ernl.i.l j

s IkIoRs he ". u JosIrilGl Of C5mB5erce.1
Y The domination is d triampIp for Sec.
Rotary Sherman only second TO his own
seieciIon! I'll an 0ut-ald.onL defeat OF
the third term idea--a complete frustfa.
ton Of the entire machine management
matlFedin months Of weary labor, and
aD emphatic seal of condemnation onthe
coFrupti0hs that marked GRANTS ailniiia
Stfation. 1t is we'll known that With.
ont regard TO the specific politics of: the
incumbenis, ws he FOR, esvefal yeaYs
favored d efange Ia the National admin
istration gs the only method of efectuel.
iy cleanblng the departments from the
prevalent rbttehness and cofFuption.
We Are still Of the s=rae opinieE, but q
Lesser good 10 n0s to be despised, and. 9e
shail certainly not be discouraged If q
IaAn OF honesty and ability like Garfield
Is called totthp White Honse. Jf the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-24

oNEy ORDINARY sEKsE AID PaUDEaoR
NECESSARY TO MAKE a DEMOCRATIC
yICVGRY SURE, .vt nts
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
LOSS OF APPETITE.

WATERFOWL, Rock Island Co.. Ills.
DeaI S1r:-Sufering with Loss OF Appetite and
Indigestion, ! ives induced to use your Indian
Blood Syrup, short trial of which greatly ben
edled me.
MRS. c. D. WILSON.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK.
INDISCRETIONS OR EXCESSEs, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured by
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
%. 1t tones up and invigorates the sys-
tenn, dispels the gloom and dependency
imparts strength and eDergy,-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess By thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price, $l00 per single vial, or S. 90 per
package of FIVE vials and $500 vial of pow
der Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC Me-
DICINE COMPANY 100 Fulton Street. N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
AN Urblemished Com plexion.

Il, like a sweet voice, ian excellent
thing in woman" Where it does not
exist naturally, it may be impaired by
artificial means. "GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP" removes all the unpleasant effects
of dust and perspiration, obliterating
blotches, tan and all other discolorations OF
the skin; more than this. il gives q
healthy tint to the cheeks, and lustrous
Wilderness aud smoothness to the neck
and arms. Ii is the fashionable cosmetic
at the watering places, and. as science
vouches for its harmlessness, no lady need
be afraid to use 1t. Beware of counter
feits. See that &c. N. CRITTENToN,
is printed on each packet.
without which none is genuine. Sold by
druggists at 25 cents; three cakes, so
cents. A fitting toilet accompaniment is
HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE"
which changes gray or any obnoxious color
to beautiful black or brown IN the space
Of few minutes. and contains no mineral
poison
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
River News,

The Alex Mitchell. arrived down thil
morning at $50 o'clock and left at 9 A
n.
The Annie, is due up at 5 P AZ; she
left Burlington at NJ. 10 day.
The Belle of Lacrosse, is due down TO-
morrow morning.
The Clinton. is due up to morrow after.
noon.
The U, s. steamer Gen. Barnard, left
for above at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
The Josie arrived down last night st
$50 o'clock, and left at 9 NJ.
The Josephine will be up tomorrow at
A NJ and remain here till 8 An.
The Mary Morton. is due up on Friday
noon.
The A bner Gle. with raft, came down
last night
The Tiber, Lum herman, with three
barges. Jennie Gilchrist and B Hershey
went up last night.
The LeClaire Belle, Silver Wave and
Saltwater. with raft. and the Maggie
Reaney Ame down this morning
The Petrol, Mountain Belle. Isaac
Staples, Iowa. Saltwater and Maggie Rea-
ney, went up to-day.
The Keokuk and Viola arrived up TO-
day. The latter ret urned at usual time
Stage Of water at A. NJ. to-day. $50.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21


dropped on the situation, and then the
boys had their fun.
This morning at 8 O'Clock, on the
converting Of the county court. Major
Beardsley, as counsel for Ganes in the
suit against Ell. M. GiIchrist & Co.. rose
and informed the court that the suit was
withdrawn, and that the other suits of like
nature against the same defendants were
also Withdrawn. The case. which was
test case, has occupied the court since
Friday last, and was drawing to a close.
most of the evidence for the defence hay
ing been submitted.
The General Barnard, ., s. steamer
left this port at 10 A. NJ to-day for st.
Paul and intermediate points. A number
of friends of the officers on board,
were down to see the vessel start
on her voyage. A full supply Of
stores were taken on board and
a considerable quantity of coal was also
shipped here. While taking on board
crate Of live chickens the bottom fell out.
and for time there was lively chicken
hunt.
DR.. Fuller of Davenport, who calls
himself magnetic healer, was in the city
to day and applied to County Clerk DON
aldson. to know If he could get permission
to practice his religion as he calls it. The
doctor thinks the Board of Health and
the medical practitioners here and elses
where do not understand the proper
method of treating disease. The m cans
he uses, are simple and he related q |
number of instances where he said be had
affected marvellous cures,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
st,1l purguing the ..neids, !"

"The Unson win continue 70 harp on
the subject just as long AZ its good faith
In giving the news, with appropriate com
ment, is called in question. LIE the Reids
dom like il they should advise their two
| organs to dry up. as they did on a certain
| other occasion 10 the apring. We did not
| start the Investigation and didn't advise
Dave Reid to make the blunder..of oppc sing
Lie. We have not accused him of any dis
honestly or any other Treasurer, or ex-
pressed any opinion of their guilt or limo
csnce. We said all we had to say origin
ally In single short article. and what has
appeared since has been in reply to attacks
wade upon US by The ARGUS and Dis
patch, both of which institutions appear to
be trying to see which can serve the Reids
most zealously, and thus secure a claim
on next years tax list. - Union.
Worse and more oft. We have no means
of knowing what the Reds may have said
to the Dispatch, but SO far as THE ARGUS
is concerned. we can truthfully say this
that neither of the Reds. nor their friends
have said one word TO US 10 relation to Thu
matter. All that has appeared in The
ARGUS has been voluntarily published
without any coaching from the Reds
or anyone else This statement cannot be
trufhfully contradicted. Further, THE
ARGUS is not the organ o! the Reds" or
any other individual, but when men are
assailed purely to crafty malice. they are
entitled to hearing-In regard TO the
tax list. THE ARGUS is not striving to
secure its publication, nor does it expect
it, The ARGUS is not 10 the habit of look &
ing for tavors of this sort from opposition
| county officers. and it has yet the first time
to 90 to treasurer elected by an opposite
party, and whom it opposed. as was
| the case With the Union, who, after
oppos ing Sam Porter, bitterly, tried to
ges the tax list to publish. THE ARGUS
| opposed Bob Reds election on political
grounds and supported James Taylor
When the latter was defeated, it accepted
| the same in good spirit and did not qrieye
| and worry because the list went elsewhere
| for publication. much less beg the success
iul candidate for favors, after having
| opposed his election. Further, we will bet
o nickel that, had the tax list appeared 10
the Union. and had that paper been das
| ignated as the exclusive organ of the coun-
| ty by the board Of supervisors including
D. o, Reid, there would have been no
Investigation. All of which proves that
malice is the aetuating motive underlying
the Uaioa's zeal in pushing the investigs-
kion
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
ARemarkah1e circumstance.

Mr., w. E. Sanford, of Holley. N. Y.
became afflicted few years since with .
most terrible inflammation in the lower
portion of bis body. He did all thai
thought could suggest to remove it, even
submitting to most painful surgical
operation. At last, when death was
longed for and seemed near. he beg au
against the wishes of bis friendsl taking
Warmers Safe Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. and is to-day strong man and 10
perfect health Any reader who may
question this remarkable assertion cap
address him at Holley, N. Y, and ascer-
tain themselves
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21

The entry book in the Recorders Office
contains the following:
2O.-Peter Robson to Nils Danieison.
lot ]. block 7. Towards first addition.
Rock Island. $70n.
A. Burdick to Donald Stewart. Osborn g
second addition, Moline, lot 5, block 5,
$3.50.
Gustav Stensel to Christian w. Nelson
out lots S and 6, Alday's addition. East
Rock Island. $500.
Thomas Murdoch to s. W. Wheeiock.
out lots IL and II. in Sc I. lot l. sec IL,
10, 2w, Beardsley's subdivision. 81.
s. w. Wheelock 20 Calvin Truesdale,
out lots / and II in Sc t, lot i, sec 35. Is,
|2w, 81, 900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
BRowN's HOTEL MACON. GA. Sept. 2
1870

Browns HOTEL MACON. GA. Sept. 81,
1879.
| Messrs. Morgan & Allen, SO John st.
New York City.
Dear Sirs-In looking over Harper
| Weekly paper L saw the advertisement,
of your valuable medicine. Constitution
Water" and'it occurred to me that it was
my duty to add to your list
| of testimonials. For twelve months
III suffered with inflammation Of
the kidneys and bladder; no rest at
niyht, up ten or fifteen times; could not
walk across the street without having
palpitation oe the heart, would have to sit
down and rest before | could get back to
to the hotel. Last May | was obliged to
give UP my business. that of hotel keeper
| was reduced in weight forty pounds.
Iu August l made the trip by steamer to
London, Connecticut, where | arrived
weak and very much debilitated. My
brother, j. f. Brown. President of
Browns Cotton Gin Company at New
London. sent to the druggists for bottle
of Constitution Water" and insisted on
my taking il, saying that he. and others
he knew, had been troubled the same. Il
seems incredible. but in two days l began
to feel better, my appetite improving,
and in few days was able to walk up to
town, some half mile distant, without get
ting wsarisd. or having any futtering or
palpitation of the heart In short time
returned 10 New York visited Coney
Island, of coursel, and walked from the
" OGDEN Pier to the Iron Pier, distance
[ should judge u: nesrly one nile. through
the sand: sl~o long distance through
Central Park without any inconvenience
or distress stp sky years of age. have
lived ia Macen if,F"iour years, been in
the hotel business twenty five years, and
those tha. know ne know that would not
give this Testimonial! unless it was due
you, and those suffering as have suffer
ed. Diseases similar to mine and other
diseases your medicine is recommended
for are very prevalent in the South.
Yours truly. Z E. Brown.
Ask yoylr druggist for it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21

Ii is asserted that charges are soon to
brought against Garfield. which will be SO
damaging 10 character, SO conclusively
proven, and so glsriug 10 their nature as to
make the Credit Mobilier and DeGoIyer
transactions become as nothing in COM
parison. 1t is also stated that in this
connection the names of some sof the most
prominent Republican leaders will be
shown up 10 most sunfavorable light, and
that Garfield will be proven to be cor
ruptionist Of the most dangerous sort. The
Republican party will fud Garfield load
too heavy to carry,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
Dandsl1on.

DIR. Whites DandeIlon Alteratime il
prepared from concentrated extract o.
Dandelion root. in combination with Other
valuable roots. barks. and herbs. and i.
without doubt the best liver correetor and
blood purifier in the market. Pint bottles
only one dollar. and every bottle warrant
ed.
Use DR.. Whites Pulmonaria for Coughs
Colds. 1t is SO pleasant to the taste that
old people ike it and children cry for it
For sale by G. Speide. Rock Island,
and Richards q Sohrbeck, Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21

Capt. Wade of the U. s. department Of
Engineers at this point, was out yesterday,
having recovered from his recent severe
attack OF illness.
Mr.. Sam r, Porter, ex county treasurer
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Chas N. Hammond, agent of the
Travellers Insurance Co., is in the city
and registered at the Harper House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21

Puck says we are neither republican or
democratic. We have one platform. and
that is: the right. Accusation of being
sold won't frightcn Us into saying that
General Hancock Is nincompoep. or
that he jumped On the corpse of Mrs.
Surratt. The man has clean record. and
there is no use in lying about it, Nor are
we going to say that General Gar6eld's
past record is spotless as the pin feathers
of an angel. for it is not,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-07-21
Browns Household Pam
AC9a.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the world
VIII most surely quicken the blood whether taken
or applied externally, and thereby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN. whether chronic or acute
than any other pain allevator, and 1t ia warrented
double the strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels sore
Throat. rheumatism, Toothache, and ALL AogEs.
and Is The GREAT REI1EvER OF PAIN. "BRowN,s
teaspoonful of the Pauacca in lumber ~ hi
water [sweetened, If preferred, token at bedtime
will BREAK UP COLD. rs Cts bottle.