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SPORTING.
TIE TURF.

C1SCtxNArI, O., Nov. S.-Tho Chester fark
races postponed lust week on nsc.sunt uf ruin.
wcru rcsumud to-tlny. Tho a;24 clnse, unfinished
FROM Inst Wednesday, was won by Robert Me-
GrcKor. Lcontlln srcond, Mttlnic Il. THIRD, Will
lufn II. fourth. Time, 2:..att.
ots.1
, 1880-11-09

FEVER AND AGUE cured for, s'fty sfHtS Iss;
Thgrs IL not remedial aKet III this wotlh ~.
will euro Faygr ut!d AKuu uli!l VI other AaI
fevors iMitIe,I Uy HAi,WIY'H PILLS. 50 quickly
rs nsHADWAY'S'HEAnY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
, 1880-11-09
CONSUMPTION

OF tho Lungs and Tltbcrculols rhlhtsts, scrofu.
ln.Syphloid Diseases. Wasting. lIrvctltmtoa
mil Ule1ritioti Ut tho Kidneys, DIuletcs, stop
puHe Ut Water instantaneous relief ananet
where catheters hnvB betn ,lach. thus dppt
awuy with tho painful operation nf ,lsitlv ,hes
inatrutnpnts,. dfasolr!ng Stopp In Tho lllaa1er
aud In all cases OK
Inflammation of the R!ad.
der and Kidneys.
In chronic casos Of Leucorrttra md t;ter,et
Diseases.
Que bn,t!e contains more Of tho ncttve prlpcs
Pics Of Metiintres thnn any other l'rprafu!Eoa
Taken In YcNepootIftll ,nseRwiile othgra rcqlu
tive or six times ns 1Much
ONE DOLLAR PER HOTr[E.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
Tie Candidate

TAI her, who travels the road SO late?
= Hush. ny child, lis The candidate. :"
Fit example Of human woes
Early he comes and late he goes:
lie grecis The woman with courtly
grace,
lie kisses the bnby's dirty face,
he calls % tie fence the farmer at
work,
lie borcs tho merchant, lie bores The
clerk;
The blacksmith while the anvil rings.
lie greets, and tAis Is The sOlS he
sings
'Howly, howtiy, / ,'v3r-doi
How Is your wifc, ard how are You Z?
All. it us my list as no oiher can,
The horny hand OF the working
man"
Husband. who is the man at the
gate?"
Hush, my love. It's tho candidate"
Husband, why can't he work like
ycH?
Has be nothing at home 90 do"
My dear, whenever man is down,
No cash at home, no money in Town.
Too stupid 10 preach, tao proud 10
beg,
Then cTrr his horse his LEG he filings,
And t. i'r delr people this song hc
sings
"E!owly, how,ly, howdy-d1!
low !syour wife, ard how are
you?
Nh! it fits my f.; as no other can,
TIE horny hand OF TIC working
man"
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01

Mr.. Barnum, merchant of The
Peck mine, is spending a few weeks
in PLmnix on account Of his health.
he informed Is that work OF deve-
lapment or the TIGER viii commence
on the 1si, ard the Bradshaw mill
begins crushing silver Prince, Black
Warrior, Tuscumbia and other pro
Derlies recently purchased by the
Eastern Syndicate are pushing woi x,
and already have enough ore on the
i;ulli0n 10 paw The cost of the
mines. They talk Of creciin" Il mill
on their own soon. The Peck prop
erty is still in litigation ana likely t.
remain 81 for an inGcfnaie pc, i"a
The late assessnent raised sufficient
money 10 pay eff old debts Mr.
5arpGm has great faith in his sec
ton. ns has every one who has evcr
visited it, and thinks in eight or ten
months Il scene Of activity will pre-
sent itself that win soon rival Tomb
stone or any other camp OF Ike pre-
tensions.
THURSDAY.
Arizona CHAPTER No. I, Royal Arch
Masons, will bs Instituted tonight
The Tlosol Duly Record has
again maze lis appearance, bnt muci.
reduced in size
C9n-rsctor eastman expects to
leave for Prescott to-inO row morn
lag.
Geo. ". Curtis. the lumber rner
chant OF Prescott, j. in ihmnix
today
c. II. R2;hroc'l viii take . rict-
ure Of the iiEa4lo Lai.ding next
week
YIN L Hancoclz, Maricopa's next
Probate Judge, is caavassing the
northwestern part Of the county.
To-day, the ITERAI.D, the pioneer
OF journalism in salt River valley
completes its first year of eXistancs
as Il duly.
Il. Buck, Of Prescott. has got The
Knights ot Pythias in successful lun-
ming order, and 50 he Will return
home Tomorrow morning.
That rare weekly treat that Tho
nix is 50 fortunate il having-jne
coIccrt-wa5 It perfect sncc3-s last
evening, and Che crowd WAS larger
than usual
A3out a ton Of paper was received
by Bakers teias yesterday. Il was
received il i9F3 week, from the time
CT ordering; before the d2rs Of the
raiiToat; ii joof three times as long
and cost three times Is n2ch.
Dr.. Thomson. on the west side the
! ,aza, has one Of the neateSt drug
Store in the country, and supplies
medicine for tie east parJ OF town,
while oar old friend, Or. Thibodo,
LOOK ont for the wet side of our
ci'y.
Charles Bowen. one of TavaPai's
substantial citizens. arrived this
direct fTpn New York,
where lie has been on mining bust
ness, aad reports everything very
1Iict in that CITY lie stated tnat be
lore leaving New York he signed
CONTRACT to crush not less than 25J
nor more than 400 tons of ore from
he Silver i'riace mine, at his mill Ia
Bradshaw BASIN. The Tiger com
1any VIII purchase Tie 2c9 adj lining
their claim, and start Up again ".
3. Heliings n.aGc 4 sale Of The Cen
lennial in Globe, Bought the Niame
minc, and Will devote Lis energies il
levcl0ping Ms now mine. MAJOR
Vernon, whom he met IN Oakland,
VIII soon Be ont again.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01

Placing a Union General at the
head of tue rebel forces is like PIN
ming a genuine greenback on the
outside of a package of counterfeit
bills.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
] s = E. 8 : :

NOTICES hereby given
that the County ana Terri
torial Taxes Of Maricopa
County for the year 1880,
are now due and payable
at my Office, at the A gency.
of the Bank Of Arizona,
in Phoonix, and if not paid
on or before December
18th, 1880, viii become
delinquent.
Z. S. THOMAS,
Collector.
PHGH1x. 4. T.,
Sept. 8, 1880. !
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01

Phpnix has more handsome ladies
than any other town Of the Territory
What dye soy.
Any OF our citizens contemplating
i5ailding should get their prices OF
doors, blinds etc, from d. {. Cope
land.
Judge Porter and Mr.. TreadweH
left this morning for Tonic Basin TO
look after mining properties owned
by the Judge.
Capt. Hancock, Maricopa's Pro
hate Judge has gone on . trip 10
YulIure and Wickenburg, elect
ioneeTing.
4 private meeting Of the Z. Of p.
viii be held this evening 1T Red
1Eens Hall. All members are re-
spccffuiiy requested 10 attend. o. "
White, L. OF z. and 5.
4 letter received ty John Shon
from Al. HYcTmcIl, at Pii"nix. az
nornceS ilsit he has made j good
winning. bought a farm in Salt
River Vaiiee, and settled dcwn into
an honest rancheT.-H0nl6sgohe Epi-
;aDh.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01

sKEWS-Ir TEcson. SEPT. b. Wn Shows
uative Il Co-n@all, England, aged IL
years
CAEA,,ESS- Pinql. sept fth. Lily
BeIe, infant daaa hicr Of MATT and Alice
CgYancss, ageo csc ycs..
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
FREIGHT FACTS.
Arrivals At Maficoga by
Railroad Las; NIee:..

RAJ . as 4 fss0 lCSi5I
Railroad LaSi Niee..
Specially Collected tcrth Phoenix
Herald"
Friday rs.
PRCsNIX.
G Goats, % sund, 2445.
II Goldberg & son, II spnd. 1865.
1 NJ Roberts, = stlnd 22C0
GLOBE.
II Ellis, Il zuud, Gco.
TIr-T0P.
Tjp-Top Zig 60. Is suud, 247O; 100
box, 2I75.
GILLETTE.
Jno Anderson, 6 surd 652.
TEMPE.
Hayden, surd, 100 % sund. 1910
PRESCOTT.
Dougherly Bros, IL sund, 1898.
Hcao ( TO, sund, S3J.
vuLTUEE NINE.
E Z Kirkland, p sand, 2s29.
Cent Ar Mg Co, sund, 1855.
Iseuaay.
PIC1EIX.
irving s. Smith piga go.
c. j. Barber pks 3g5.
II. L. Peral;a IA pigs 1855.
Il. Goldberg 4 Son IS pl;gs 1775.
n Pesquera s psgs 835.
J. P RciEheai pkes %.
D. E. Abbott p&gs 30.
v. r. Carey . pkgs coo.
Wing On Lang pkgs 125.
Z. Irvine s Co. 1 pkgs 40
N. / Pera''a Sc pkgs 1919.
Goldberg & son 1 pkg 80.
Cosper & McClin,oclz 10 pkgs Cos.
T. Irvine ( CO. pkgs so.
N. I. Pcral:a pigs so.
II Gol.iberr &, Son g ,,i,rs go
Goldman & Go. pkgs $50.
Don L. Abboti ; pkgs $50.
G. {. Brown IL pkes 1899.
Geo. Goats % pkgs 2872.
A L Hcnshaw 1 pkg 20.
Z Irvine 6 Co. 10 Dkgs 1920.
@ gso.4s r H.. a5-
g. ~. $50.
- - = - : =. > .,so
00'D'es - .9Dh I .'hS '0''
g 49, i
- - 9 D . ,%s -
: -, az - ~ - t'Ne9 -
- y, 80. : Pc 30
~ - ~ 30 80
l. l,''Si'a"r,' q 20 . Pigs Az
Nc'i's D" = . phsS o-s'''
: = bffcht . PISS ~,
= - - - tN7
7 n Rnbcr,s 3 nl,os 600
T1P-r1r.
". \. r. & %. 1 pkg 30.
4 o. " - PISS 90
81. James C d. ) nl5=s IN
Tin TOP S. y. 60 I Dkr 1913
FcL:ul.a.
Central Arizona Mining Co. 10
llgs 600.
T. L. Kirkland : pkgs $50.
GILLETTE
Tin Ton Nine 1 pkp 40.
! EanDla Q nSrs 11gO.
rrsirE.
WICK. ,-Br5,@.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01

y CIV cones IL. Sf.f.S 1f wear
When farmers thresh thrir oeis:
W.-n yol4g nleH mach II -,iuIer fear,
CaHsc they 7yc no Jl-ser cOatS.
And caEG 'datcs use ia yar i5-cr
In buying Up th-r votcs.-Ger-i0z.
New t4at the winter Is approach
Ing, it is highly necessary that own
crs o. U4I;diigs should protect their
property from the e,ei1ants. by Il
coat Of plaster. aud TO one viii be so
pleased TO take The job, at a reason
able price, as ". J Scott. leave
your orders at this Office.
The attention Of the secret orders
starting in various parts Of our Ter
ritCry IS called To the fact that the
HERALD Is agent fer one of the
largest hcascs i'll the East dealing
il regaiia goods. furniture, &c, for
r.i 50 5ieiies. AID orders can be made
through Us On equally reasonable
terms. Price is seat OF application.
Il Is q very desirable thing to have
Il first class Hifgazine IL eyer: house
held. and 10 all who read tbs item
we can thoroughly recommend the
Californian, published al san Fran
cisco. Is price has been raised from
- 10 - per year, but il j. well worth
IL Every Issue = fli4a with choice
original matter, and TIE subjects are
always fresh and interesting. Sub
scribe-2G2 Sansome street.
Living OF tbs spos and buying
from lrst hands and shipping in car
load lots the firm Of VA. 3. Hooper
< -. IS enabled To u1dcr0id so:ici
Fs.,.,,, 81 f-rt Itg4f-a.-
AID quIlity. and SO successfully does
he Phoenix branch handle t:ie trade
Of this part OF ArizOi.a th,.t IL would
he il difficult matter for any other
firm TO get a foot hold here. We are
pleased TO witness their prosperity
rs BIZ th.M energy and enterprise
they deserve ii.
Dating away back in the early days
Of the settlement OF this valley Is the
beginning OF the mercantile fra of
Il Morgan $ 60. They have always
occupied The same location, on
" Washington street. But year by year
have Witnessed The building up Of
that neigh borAood, placing them il
the center 81 trade, and lhc ;}3st bust
ness site in tie city. Among their
customers are many of orr most sub
starlial fjTllcIs, who always havt,
nn1 always viii, trade with them,
who, one ald all, viii attest tne
fairness, and square dealing always
found there.
Phen;x, Arizona, Lodge, No. .,
Knights OF Pylhias, was instituted in
this city, Saturday, Sept 25th, 1880,
by Deputy Supreme Ckancelios
BIck. The following officers were
elected to preside durlAg the first
term, they having been elected to
serve temporarily at the previous
during the organization of
said society and being reelected as
regular Lodge JlHCers: John r.. Al
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
E1Ass REED

Prescott, pr 1.tb, by
Rev ), II. Warren, u. D., Joh. L. Cate
snd Mary Y. Lane.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01

emrlas.e ofthis osice. agent 1r cther
|n = ariho;;zed to make purchases or
|nct d;bss f0r and on acccaast of the
A-D. No bii:s against the AEEALD viii
Icoynizsd except for purchases and con
: made by the prorrivtosS personally OF
their wss.tc Il order.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
aIoNDAY-

ISIS Matte Tucker has returned
j a vacation to Piual.
alitics are very quiet. the most
tag times of the campaign have
ed.
r. Harrison and assistants are
{ busy from daylight to dark on
sisome dresses for The rorthcom-
bal niasque.
IN who are in favor Of or gcaar-
. system of frea schools Should
bomber that Grant 0nry is oppos--
o our pnbiic school system.
he Charter of Arizona Lod-e No.
Royal Arch MasOns. has been r.
Fei, and that lodge viii he inSii-
FL at meeting next Thursday
Fhe telegraph line IS down again.
Is i getting :nonn'onOus. iie
|l;d ike to see tie other fei,Ow 20
ia once in a while jusl 10 keep up
Interest in tie thing.
comfy viii poll 1000
rs this election oil which 1890
90 Republican. Is there any
|nber of he Democratic parry
ert enough to figure cut our
Iority2
Haae made bread is gettiae to be
Try scarce article. and Viii con
pc TO be rs lOEg a. such an enter
sing baker continues in town rs
p Sherc~. opposite Thibodo's drug
'e. who turns out excellent and
zap br ad.
i The butcher shop Of Blafz 6
", he display of rich, juicy
ITS is enough 10 make hungry
. weep for 10Y. The cattle OF this
l are all fed on the nutritious
Yses of Tonic Basin and cant
but be good.
- pew store of Goldberg & Son
t9uf finished aud this firm will
lew days commence moving
-SfTith tiseir new store and the
new stock being constantly Re-
ed from san Francisco, selected
= Goldberg, ST. in person, this
viii certainty do rushing bas-
ethe coming month
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
FgSsgF

sMITH-scrt. IS 70 the wife OF :. G.
Smith, daughter.
BBAWLEE-S pit. II, to the wife of ! J.
Brawley. 4 son,
LINcOLN-In Gillette, sept Is, to the
wife of L. L. Lincoln, = daughter.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
An incident Of .l.e seven Days.

= =
4 batter5-or the First ArtillerY
halted that night il = ii'fie clearing
The men lay down, unhi.c ing their
/ horses. but leaving them in harness.
j lac first sergeant, now aa hou0resi
officer Of the Third Artillery. tulG. me
he got up and walked toward oae
side Of the clearing. lie was halted,
and turned bdek BY Il sentinel. Go
Ing toward the other side, re vas
again challenged
~ no comes thar
The voice struck him. IL replied
'Friend;' and said ~ hal re- iiao.at
Is iii4t!''
The answer came, Seventh Ala
bans"
sz~lH-haf regiment is uiat on the
ether sidc.'
Fiji. Georgia" replied tIle sen;i-
mel. "AYh.i battery j. ihat!''
Here WAS sitIaiiOl. The sergeant
naturally didn't know The name Of
battery in the re3el army He-ita-
zion would have been fatal By
lucky Inspiration he replied, -'Onc OF
Sluari's batteries" knowing that Jcb
StGarl commanded lheir cavalry.
oh" said ihe olher, then you's
a boss batterv.'
Yes" sai4 c.. Good night
lie Immediately ar-o'<c the Captain
who rather an9siIy said. ~ hat The
deuce IS the matter now:''
Excuse me, Captain" ssid the
sergeant, but were camp,d he
tween Georgia and an Alabama re-
giment.''
1t is needless to say the Captain
got up. Horses were hitchcd in
quietly, and tlle battery withdrew
from between the sleeping regiments
who never knew of the prize that
was within their gfGsp.-Edward
Field III October Californian.
sszssss1zssss,s-.zsss-.=.,=ss
The Republican County Carvcn-
ton met il san Diego, Sept. -. Z
7. BlacBniar presided, and u fnll re
presentation was present. The fol-
lowing ticket WAS nominated: A.
seFnbIy, Z. W. Hendricks; Sheriff.
L. ". Bushyhead; Clerk, Fred H.
Panty; Recorder, -. T. johnson
Treasurer, T. NJ. Asher; District Al
torncy, VIII II. Smith; coroner, "
W ferry; Surveyor, Myron G.
Wheeler; Supervisors, James NJ
Pierce, J. B. Rea, Marcus 4. Forster
The Convention was very harmonious
and the larger part OF the nomina-
tions being made by aeclanation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28
To seAona it ,nav concern:

~ COFtONt u HtAy COHGcFH'
This is to certify that my wife, Eliza
Rice. has been afflicted with a trouble
some cough for more than seven years
| have expended large amount of money
with the best physicians in the country,
and for the many remedies advertised to
cure saIl diseases of the lungs, with but
little satisfaction or relief. and she was
daily becoming more discouraged, and her
cough growing worse. 1t had become
apparent to me that something must be
done for her immediate relief, or it would
soon be too late. About this time, JAN
uary Is, 1879, DR.. Whites puImonaria
was highly recommended to me and | at
once purchased of our druggist, Mr.. j. 8.
Powell. six bottles for FIVE dollars, which
was guaranteed to cure her cough or
money would be refunded. | am pleased
to inform my friends aud the public gen.
orally that she was greatly relieved by the
hrst few doses, and continued to grow bet
ter untl! she was entirely cured by the use
of this valuable medicine. It has per.
formed all that is claimed for it. and can
cheerfully recommend it to all who are af-
ficted with consu nption. coughs, etc,
My wife and myself can be consulted at
any time in regard 10 tho above wouder>
fal cure.
LEWIS RICE.
Hoopeston, H.. October 2, 1880.
For sale by z. Speide. Rock Island,
and Richards Il Sohrbeck. Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28

NEW YORK.

GLENFALLs. Dec 28.-John Shaw
while sitting at the window OF his residence
last evening. was shot dead by an unknown
assassin.
There is complaint Of lack OF shipping
room for grain at this port.
Great stringency in money. although the
treasury interest payments began this
morning.
The Post is unable to find quotabls
authority for the report of contemplated
union of Central and union of Pacific Cos,
although it has reason to believe the re-
ports not wholly groundiess, owing to
the report that the two companies would
be represented bv 1925. 900. 900 stock. one
half 1924 mfllions) to replace the 81 mil.
lions Union Pacific outstanding. and the
other half to replace the So millions
Central Pacific stock.
A writ of hobeas corpus on behalf oil
Lord Charles Pelham Clinton has been
dismissed: Clinton has consented to re-
turn to Utah.
District Attorney Phelps is reported
dying from acute rheumatism of the stom-
ach. contracted at his wife's funeral few
weeks ago.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28
OKL HOMA.

CALDWELL. Kan, Dec. 26. The mo-
notopy OF a quiet Sunday in camp was
relieved this evening by the return of
hunting party, composed OF four very
weary pilgrims, with wagon load of wild
turkeys and three carcasses ofvenisop, the
sport of week in the Cherokee trip. They
report iour inches Of snow along the Gin
maron. and squad of soldiers in camp,
who ordered the oolonists to right about
face and march back to Caldwell. There
is nothing new as Indicating move on the
part Of the eoloDists, but committee ap-
pointed at the colony meeting yesterday
will report definite policy to morrow.
A new phase OF popular agitation has
been evolved in the proposition to turn
the sou herp negro exodus from Kansas
into the modern caravan. An active CIR
respendenee is in progress between some
of the colony leaders aud prominent exc
dizers in Kansas and elsewhere. Gov
ST.. john. the champion Moses Of the
col1red fueitives, is TO be appealed TO 10
this behalf. In the treaty cediug the
Oklahoma lands il was expressly stipulat-
| ed that the purchase was made in the iu-
terest Of the southern freemen and friend
| iy Indian tribes. The administration, by
| executive order, has located various wild
tribes upon the ceded tract, but the freed
men has had 20 tender of the reservation
on government account. If, as the ad-
minlstratlon now refuses to open the lands
to white settlement. and congress
| bas declared that no morc
Indian tribes shall be located upon
them. lwby not make Oklahoma, so to
speak. a niger state2 Why not amaiga-
mate Sambo with the original? This is
the latest wrinkle. Sambo, fleeing from
southern oppression, can bring hitaer bis
shovel and his hoe, and till as good cotton
| fields as are to be found south of Mason
and Dix5n's liue. At any rate, the roues.
lion is to be strongly sgitated. and con-
gress will be memerialized upon the
subject, and public meetings be held ia
Lesyenworth. Topeka. st. Louis, and else
where. and congress giving it's consent, all
that the white. emigrant. will have to do is to
cling to the coat or the petticoat and swim
/ into Oklahoma en the t:da1 wave of the
sariug exodus srem the sunny south. Be.
tween the red and the b.ok ma an the white
men ought to secure living chance. 81
John CbinaDau also wants refuge. he
nav be included The blending of red
black. white and yellow would make oil
Tndisp Territory q central empire state
which would be rainbow of promise to
the federal union. Meanwhile there are
mo signs of dissolution on the part oi
Payne's Oklahoma colony. 1t is true they
hang listlessly on the frontier. telling Il
dare not wai. upon would" pu' they are
a., iit Irsvisiyi.'s - Tr'et t:es.s paigl
aid McCiei!aD's hal, d, i 3l.14ssas and
Burnside's stick in The mud at Falmouth
appear thus far to have been Payne1l
ideals OF successful generslship.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28
WASHINGTEN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-At the cabinet
meeting to day all were present but
Devens. Tbs Whitaker case was dis
cussed without final action. The cabinet
do not believe Whitaker will be given
another chance at West Point, Prof
Gresner's recently submitted argument
contains two alternatives: 1st) that
Whitaker have court martial trial;
2nd) that he be reinstated iu the academy.
The argument says the cadet was placed
at a great disadvantage in the 6rst trial,
(whose findings were only partiaO by
being obliged to prove himself innocent.
His absence from classes during the trial
necessarily put him behind in studies. and
besides his marks, as shown by records,
are not SO low as to justify expulsion.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Dec Is Thermometers
this morning registered IS low as Is de-
grees below zero IN the city. but the gov
ernment observation was only 9 below
The weather moderated only trife from
the extreme cold, and at | O'Clock was 7
below 1t ia likely to night will be the
ooldest. of the season. At Milw suEse this
morning it was II below, at Minneapolis
q below.
TWIST HILL, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Sulter. a
widow. gave birth TO child on Friday
night, which she placed in shed behind
the house, allowing it to freeze to death.
Returning. she bled to death oil
hsmorrhage. She was found Saturday
morning. lying between her two little chill
dreu, aged and years.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28

BRIGHT's DISEASE IN WOMEN. The
gentler sex. for variety of reasons per"
fectly understood by them. are peculiarly
liable to those attacks which ends in
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys. Upon
the special attention of women. therefore.
we urge the great virtues of HUNTS
REMEDY, the Great Kidney and Liver
Medicine. This superb medicine has
saved many a good woman from an early
grave. 1t is excellent 10 all of the peculi-
ar diseases of the sex, No medicine equals
HUNTS REMEDY for delicate women.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size. rs
cents,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28
Moffar's Life Pills,
and
E'hgnIX BitterS.

The Most Successful Medicines
IN the World.
Established in 1885, by one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
ard ROW used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine.
M0ffat's Life Pills
are purely vegetable; they act
OH the Stomach and Liver, and
regulate the entire system and
put Eli the functions of the body
in q healthy condition, and
WARRANTED a certain cure for
all Maiari0us Diseases, Torpid
Liver, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, COstiveness, NerV'
ems and Sick Headache, Colds.
ScuTvY, General weakness, and
Fever & Ague.
Mofrat's Phoenix Bitters
correct the SecretiOns of the
Stomach, ard are a Sure Cure
for Sleep epieSSness, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands CT Certificates are
ii CIR possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inValu-
able medicines, and we are GER
taia t.lat they will do Just what
nc have said. 1t is simply ask
Cd that the afflicted Will TRY
'iiIE31 ONCE, their use will con-
si:c9 the most skeptical.
PAGES Climax 2alye % cents a box.
M0fiat's Life Pills % cents n box.
IG1.iat's Phoenix Bitters $1.0O bottle
g- 3oll By Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
-55 Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-28
rmnortant Decis,or.

Tn the case of GiIlett's Double Extracts
and Cream Tarter Baking Powder vs.. the
Fix samples of havoring extracts and FIVE
samples baking powder tested, verdict for
the former, viz: Gillet's Double Extracts
three or five times stronger ,Gillets Baking
Powder gave off 80 per cent. more carbon
ic acid gas than any of the others. Then
why buy the cheap adulterated trash?