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, 1880-02-21
WEnterluE In Florida.
III fhs Editor Of ThA {,hfeuoo TTihtts.

PALArKA, Flu, Feb. 1s.-You SEQ we aro at
Fai0tka, Fla, sovcnty miles above Jacksonville,
on tho broad and magnificent It, Johns Nlver,-
a river edged with live.oaks, ui,'l Krcut wuter.
oaks. and flrcs, covered with hanging mtas nr
this l.troplcal climate, r.ro uni beautiful tu
Northern eyes, This pluco Is sInull, With II few
opencd hotcls, This oro, tho Putnam liousc.
kept by z. Il. Orvts, With tho nssistanc0 OF Ills
two sons, acnt!olnen OF known aoi'ity from, their
connection With tho great summer resort, tho
Equinox llouse, OF Manchester. Vt.
yh!s IL tho 1hlly of AnAcrtca 80 often before
written ot, and. Indeed, y heavcn upon cartl,
for those who arc unable tn stand the cold
cliMAtU Of tho mora Nnrthprn StAteS. We shull
make run froln hcru by steamer t0 the head Ut
navigation Enterprise, ,al.d will tutu5.t t,io, % up
inK,p polnt for those steamers: Look Into your
So laus,y eoplcs. and get description of that
water, that quaint river. W. ~ ls Inieca uP
to overtlowing. Nov York bus tho greatest
NUMBER e guests ,s Sh,s4Fo y y
and sou Charley, J, @. Wheaton, lr. Adslt, ME,
, 1880-02-21
How ncn Butler Missed IfcInE prcsI-
dent,


Correspondence. ST.. Louts Ttms..
"Dlaino Is q man ot fine presence. genial,
md II lle will hold the tAil Of the kite e cn1i
do 80, lInve no doubt. The recent charm
Ing littlu purity ut Harrisburg would seem to
IMtnt tint road. BY the way, Mr.. Lincoln
onl plnce on tho ticket viii. lllM III 1871, |
replied that | wns only abOut 40 .yeaFs old,
and did not desire 10 slut myself up In the
surcDphnguS nf the Senate tteak. | ulsn
jocntArly, hut most pr0phlticnlly, nyoweh
That ! would accept Ills offer, provided liz
Eaye bends 70 'lio three months utter Ills In
.'prophetlc, lntleed!"
teilscst Sadness"
There WIS no SMILE OH tho face HOW. The
eyellt!y Hoped To their lowest us he almost
snyagely lorketl the as!!es FROM his clgar.
tory ,lGs1 GS!'cFp y" ~ belief !" Democratic VIC
..t S3a = s Democrats Invent the faint
"Not with ridden, or Dayard, or Sey-
pl,aticaliy. %urant Wi 20 III ii viii. q Wh!ri.
TnS f,nS amipny i, ss quarrel is fatal to rcco"c'a
WS smiled : alskly smile Of doubt Of this;
IN the llo1's den, Md We hutl,,'t tho Adyn,-
tage eyen Of Danlers glngha'n umbrella for
SAir. Paync's name Is mentioned iii con-
nectl0n US tho dirk horse"
~ know him." sald the General, quickly,
-" Henry y. Payne, Of Cleveland a good
so. bne OF tho Electoral Commission. II i
Democrat wore 70 be elected thcfe ia ITO ono,
pve1laDs, I would rathDr SEQ achieve tho
honor tllau Payne. a good fair Muil."
, 1880-02-21

nnss boom. Ono moro tisn ma'ln them Vince n
little, int they werc pnticnt and lnr'E suffering
until tin price tutnpcf! tip Rb0H ~ per cent, and
thon their. was general and vIanf1ms exprtss-
ftit nf .Anpprt,mtinn-n sihlrpt kick, so 10
elnnk nEaInst w'iat hMa bcconc u pnapal,ie md
1n"xrtlsnl,It wrong. Tho MwapnilerH nll nvcr
thG cniItltry hHvn very HMtur1'ty thkeH tho mat
tr M II tho Interest Of publishers ecilerlly.
and rtay III tho interest Or ihe public at large
nmnll,.ts to utmost mn er'lnrgo on knowledge.
r. # VII l4rgcly inereas1 re- ~ tho HrcT q 'Ghoo
s TsrG tr m tts ~ II nhof
tho duties on tho chemicals ,ise.! In the nitn,i-
fnet,Ire f pnper hnve not cct, raised, tho prlCo
W w' w ast 'suf yer %nd iaSor 5 Il i u ] choap
rilora'lT, srEEcn, 4ND ,. r'soNf'1 ACTION De-
Charlfaton Is. c. fr.ys and Gatrttr,
Our representatives In Congress arr. Df cotirse,
rre.trftIcra; but wo trust that thIy will bc
specially nctivo and earnest II, their support of
tho movement to obtain without dclny IL rctlrc-
tion Of t.utlcs OH chemicals used by piper fnan-
ufnst.,rers. This tncaatlro will be L,on tp thu
great buly Of tho people all over tho lnnd, aud
tho only pcn advnncct ngaInst II lIy those wIsom
self-lntcrcst mikes It's opponents Ia tho nlleRn-
uon that It's adoption will en.anger The whole
tarin System. TtiIa project nf renewing n Sc
to be encouraged. The tlx must fhIl utlnlntely
IN every fan1lty In tho lnnd. Tho newspapers
!.r,. ccrt4th,y in no oon,'ltcn to .ear T. them.
rasGo ,ss + avssi%bIc. liz % cs H. tse9e i t,
ing sod which is 80 cheap as tho newspaper
=, very 'oay @y prso Il 4 It %i E s i erht a' cs
hy yt;nr tho cxpsn.e Of nowarape,r punllishinK
cnul,arci It with ono of Ten years nRo. md tho
el'll,Re Is wn1stlorfnl. with nno Of twnnty.ilvs
yc,!rS ngn there y practically no comparison
tileln on. The lhbOr D tho present daily rner,
, 1880-02-21

Tho reputation or tIle SenRte OF tho United
States as q digniled body, earnestly engaged
IN the performance Of htgl! pnblie duties, Is,
time 10 time we nre treated tu discussions Of
soine degree OF merit, though these haye, Of
!ate, become exceedingly rnre, aud It Is mt
to 10 denied that, weru fhrce Of. four Senators
on either sldp removed. stlc'! discussions
Tile general spirit III which tie average repre-
sentative of tho States approaches tlis duties
In the Senate Is to n very noticeable extent
either narrow and selfish or frivolous and
c0l0rless. The custom Of aebate-of TINT
siarpt effective trin! OF intellectual strength
tained with .well-reasonel arguments
has nearly died out, ana given place
for the benefit Of he influential constituency
OF Duncombe, These speeches attract but
, 1880-02-21

were, two classca Of editors whom ilc thought
should ha put Into q bag anil shaken up, 50
as ons mi ' a ft i q n y'nt pcp Il P0sftnn9 o n a It
c,lo,lgl, Of That ,mrtic,tlnr clgnent. Tjlc two
clasHGs referred tn werD oil fnRics anil new
toKles. Ting FIRST tnntlc up Ills lH|rcr ~ illu
sumo manner TINT papers were i,lntle up
Eaperih accoriance with every Mew pian
tint llo saw or co,llA devise. Regarding the
subject, Country Correspondence" Mr..
Phelps rcaA list. Of letters from
correspon,led. Tirers sa We're % aliaost rs rs n,nny @
OPINIONS rs to tho management Of CORE
qpontlcnsa rs there were letters. The writer
Of tho essay closed by giving Ills own vtcws.
nesgt,"s o. reEret Werc ,ered Il a
lion. George Scroggs Of Tho Cnampaig!,
Dazc!tc, liow sojaurIing III Florida fur Ills
health. offering the sy'nnnth1y Of the mem.
bcrs Of THO ,Assoctatton. The resolutions
tonrt,niynt, and will bo sent 10 at1. Scroggs
by the Secretary.
,rhc Convention adlourncd until o'clock.
The order Of business Tor the. opening Of
tic piper rcad just Lcforo Tic adjournment
of tho morning session, but ns there appeared
to bo no disposition on the part OF tic n,eni-
bers to discuss the subject. the matter WIS
Mr. Thornton. Of the Credentials Commit
Tee. reported tllenn.ne Of John Woods, Of tho
h"rah,n ,Ti,a r,,mi,rt - ~ fRn fnm,nitte ~ "a ,vns
acccntctl. and tic applicant wns unlimited 10
membership.
Nlr. i. ii. 11alnea, Of tic L.c0ul A,1uiacr,
Chicago, stated that 1t Ind been suggested
summer excursion Should ft,r,n AT, orgal,za.
tlOn for tho purpose, mid ali who desired 10
20 should slim Tic roll.
S. W. Grubb, Of tic Galcsburg Register,
wus down on t|le program, fur n l,uper uli
"srrc1AI, nrrAnr,,t:yrs or The 1ncAr.
- ~ rArru,n '
h,,t M In ,vos cbQc,,t Sr,,,otorJ T. r Nroraho,,
~ ti,o " Tsn.i,,W Cn,,,,yi nscnr.7 Vnrnu;Ijn
.,vns ~ nssi1mt'l tn tIn i,ntV ~ r.o,,,,t, ti,n,
nancr nam ''''e''es' '" '"o "e'' ~ As""'''t' '"o
pTGfq Rfr Marshall ,1,d mt invo onv manor IN
rcni h,,t i,n sl,.vot",1 shnrt t,ma ta 'II ,tIvIn, w
i,is nnrsnnni NJ nxnorio,nn r, rornr,l ~ e...cia7
.innnrs,mrmta fmrtir,,inrlv IN r,.~ort, n thn
,iei,"rtmnntan T,inratio,; Rn,Jnier nn,ife,n. so
nnr"ncn ''''"
pNfrs F,t,ohot1, 1,,,,,t,n r1cr,,ort e,,oko
,,nnn tha s"i,rnt NJ ii;o ,o,or ~ toiE ~ SI,
, 1880-02-21

10 tho Editor Of The Chleaoo Tribune,

~ "t LaNoF " A~ LA4CuW AFNAHEs
CHICAGO, Fell, .D.-ln your pAper OF tho 18Th.
"prn Homo Il,lic0" cA1ls attention IL tho want
Of common sense Displayed by tpachera uf onr
achoula. III forcing pupils against thctr will IL
tako nftecn. mtntu recess III NJ, outdoor ruin,
to return to tho schol-roonl and quietly sit for
an hour IN wet clothing before being dismissed,
endnngertng tlelr health, otc, admits thnt pure
alr is necessary, but dues not think wet clothing
good for tho huuth. "Pro l3otluH" experience
with teachurs Is ut antlpndea with mine. Gu
Monday lust, nn account Ut the wrlNg- or
my clCck, MY niece, Ida IIayerly. wi.s for tho
,irst t!uo lat0 ut sIOsely School. lwrotn M OK
pMiRtory nute to the trncher. Miss Whlpplu,
nskinR Iin excuse. but that lady u Gttrtly or
1crcd her to remain nficr sthnol altl ~ recGsa
rventsIlY ru tns sv ~ u 'g ber r f ~ %a9
tiucklng. but ttnk!nE tho rlstI would much like
her is' have q Hills Gut,'tnr hreathing, and
dvitlunl Ills, that tho SchtMl ltuarsl trslnsfer
" l'r, l}Orn'4" Wot tcnctlnr. tnkfnx tn e1chNnyc
tho dry teucher out 0f SAVIOR With
~ W, ", LONG.
, 1880-02-21
FDHrtHCIlt1a-Slrect Bridge.
Ii tia Editor Of Tho CaieuW IfibtHs.


CntCAdO, Fob .D.-A few yeMrK Knca mn nt'-
preparation WIN inns,e for II bridge ut Fourteenth
street. a,l1 proceedings were instituted In PRO,
euro tho right 0f WY ncrpas the rNllrGnd tracks.
md for Some portion Ut thD river front owned
by tho raLlrnal companies. Hut they beat tho
cty, upun tho Ks,u1l that tho proceedings wcrv
wrurgfnly commenced. The Judge said tho
suit should be commenced III nnOtlor why. The
mMttor has mt beon disturbed since, Yet thurc
H. II crying necessity for hridka ut fourteenth
street, and HOW IL tho smo ~ 0htnlN II. Every.
bAly wnnts It but thu r'titroMl companies. All
yet tiluso worry cOtEtNlnles trD nnW Begging f4-
vors no more necessary To- them than tho FuiR-
teeHtfl.atr0et brlKu ID tO Tie great lluSs ct tho
MMple.
Peop!o aaking fnyors must grant fayors In re.
turn. VIII tin Aldermen 0f tho Sixth, bGynnth,
uni Eighth Wnttls WttCHd 10 this nt,Wr 'fhorr
Rcver will be ~ good time tn hrllg Tho rAtlr0Nl
eolnpnntea to Just tcrsHs ~ thu present. n they
want fhyuru, viii thoy Withdraw uIltIosltlon IL
tho Foslrt9enth-strrct brI.fgef Il they VIII mt.
thoy aholi1l bo nude to ' bt before they obtain
AuOthor favor from tho Council.
EI0iITIl WARD.
, 1880-02-21
A WINTERS WALK TO MILLS WOODS.

TWINS Mt midwtnter, and tho sky o'erhcad
Naked md bright, saye for ono wandering cloud
That, like whto-wtnscu bark, sped with tho
The West wind wh!stlei, shril Of voco md loud,
whipping tho lcaiicss bruncEcs IT the trees
Tho check unahcltercd from his rough elrcss.
yet from tho 1lrcei,!e nsi tho book walled room
so.hf @ aSo tSa w a y ~ @ t,yp pa seps
Held onward o'cr tho bridge that spans tho
OF dirk Hai Tahara, past the nc,ghboripx hill,
Crowned with IT. Cottage bowcrcd 1t, tall pines.
Our spirits rose, artl borrowed from tho wind,
Or It's FREQ l!fo to tho llstclpcrcl tnIn;
And. orc VIC knew, orr hcnr.a were bnliynnt,
Ana GyGry Ge!lSC fteshpnetl to plGNHllrG-uM
Tho ennnt Of tho town waa Gust nal1G,
AMI tho full 1oynneo Of uitrontle' yo,th
on 70 Tho woods we went, where through tho
Tho wfna nd1iii sItts tomperc, to kindly breeze,
Whore on Southern Slope tho sun Stunts WArm,
And with coli,mnar boIcs thu Ercat ouks rise
Grlvc and Dr1lllc. NcMr. a0i,onu spreads
Her brcust, lit mirror for tho wntry sklcs
Beneath, Our foot the partridge Springs, and
With whirr.ne Hight a acnscr covert. whcro
The copse IL thickcst, thu thin smoke climbs up
From the rldO wiEwAm through tho crratal mir,
A And tho q poor y q relie of sons ancient ~ tribe
And turns bis dirk fnca from tho opening dny,
EhunninE tho light lio never understood.
From iii unrest and t.irbUloJlco so ircc,
AS when bcneath tho unllm1ncd vault Of
Tho frosty es wood givca Boneaictc.
ltA groint4l aIsles, it's vlssns lImitlcss
W1th l',t, nrnidory nf . mosa @ aud M 1aactl tern,
Ench tufted bank, cnch llclen-ct1vcrrd stone,
Tho raublta truce, tho now unshcltorcd nest
Whose birds haSo followed Summer. hold tho
, 1880-02-21
The Silk Industry.

To Tie Editor oJ 1He Chicago TFlbNRs.
CHtcAuO, Feb. G,-In preparing Il report on
tho sllk industry Of the United States census
you will confer great favor II You Will ,,ss!st IN
obtaining tho addresses Of manufacturers OF
silk B,ols I'll tho Western States. There are
many manufacturers Of fringcs, upholstery, etc.,
whose nnmcs nrc not yet known. II yon should
pnhlish ths letter, and MI those WIN lre inter-
md whatever comments they wish 10 nuke, t0
my n.lArrss, J will forward tho sAmo to tho
proper authorities Of silk statistics.
@. II. .STAilKwEATIIEH@
Cure of John Y. FurWell s. Co,
, 1880-02-21
She still I4tyct1t.

10 ths Editor 0f The Chicago 7FibttNe.
Ctt1CAuO, Feb. ILL., noticed In your death no
ticcs lii THE TRIBUNE Of tho 18th tho death Of
the daughter Of John McClnvcy. Mn not nwarU
of another john McCovcy existing iii this c0,lti-
try or In Europe. ns the family name has been
thoroughly traccd and mono found excepting
cur own family. | consider tho notice M MI In
famous nrsIetlenl 1nke tIf tho persn sO enils!i.
dstress nl1l0Ilg my fH,!i!y and rrle.,tls. II tho
pnrty wh0 wrote Or delivered tho notice tn Tile
TRIBUNE 0ce will c0! on inc ut III stAtn street
perhAps cnn expnil tho matter moro fully to
thcm. Respectfully, JOHN MCCLEvEr.
, 1880-02-21
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Tho 1)fAtr1ct OF Columbia.
Ii The Editor oi Tic Chicago Tribune.

CHICAGO, Feb 17.-w'ilI you plenso TO answer
the following query In tho columns or your
rnper2 Ia tho District Of Columbln properly
ClNsscl n1uung tho Territories Of tho United
States? Ii not, what Is lis e,nt,,s?
CONSTANT HEADER.
ut Is not Territory. It stands by itself. being
tho sent Of tho Federal Government, aud uldcr
its direct control.]
, 1880-02-21
THE FnEE.KNOWLEDGE BOON.

pursuit Of pnr,isan or personal ends.
THE FREE.KNO,yLEDGE BOON.
How tho prcks Of tho Country IL Work.
ing II Up.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOES sor NEED PRO.
TEGTInN.
Itnston Adrtrtiser tu'tni rroftetonlst>.
VIC havc not Il statement Of tho prices. but VIC
tlo,iht II English printing paper co,,ld be sud In
Now York Mt profit II there werc no duty
lov!ed upon It. The tr1,th Is, tho pnpcr-innnu.
facturinB b,,sircss does not Mccd protection, and
tho duty tint Is le,'ed Is not protective. The
privilege OF FREQ importation of tnNtcrsa's, cir
nru sufficient prntcctton. Thore IL, therefore,
hut one 0t,jecti0t, to tho movement. ThMt r.
tho general objection to tinkcrlnR tho tariT; II
tho duty wGrG to be REDUCED the ctfcct wot,ltl be.
mt tU fEcreasu trlporta1ons, which hra pr1,ctt.
Gully nf ITO Accoutt, but to diminish t'yn few
derived from spornlto importutlons for special
purposes.
uNlIASp1CAr PAPER.
Citty'1nd Leader.
Tho Western Nall Association meets twice
week ut 1'lttsburg for the purpose Of advancing
the price Of mills, which nre now $5hO per key.
y quarter Of ii dollar kcg wns recently added
to tho cNrrl-rAtc. Tho papertnakcrs' comhfnn-
tlon hHR tho same crNzc for advancing tho price
Of print-papcr. 1t Ens Succeeded III ncnrly
doubling tho price III eight months II people
cannot hAye tho advantage Of Internal conlprtt-
tion, perhaps little foreign competition might
bg bEnctaciul, which GILL bG brought nbuut by
putting white pupcr on the FREQ list Dn tho
ground that protection Is liDt necessary, for II
Cnnada ctln nnf1tltActnro lllpcr tnr six cents y
po!ilu. u cail 10 ina'1ainctMrGu ~ !ns country
r.n .tt t' 80 @ ~ 10 au n,t. s .ho o,hnn.i
cxpruts TO do
1tEAsoSApLE GROUNDS ron TIE REQUEST.
sprinaatld tn.) qynles.
Tho ncwspapers huyo mover annoyed Congress
witt, memorials ind pcttttons In thoir own inter-
est. They usually paddle thotr own canoes and
,lsk odds Of nobody, nut In this nntter Of free
duty for ser.nln mn.er!s's TINT enter into tho
-. r'e.' 49, tr,' .sl "nss
feasohahie s.o"has 1or taolr rctluest: 1ho Ir'ee
1lcu0n tly ring Of manufacturers. nI1d tue rt-
suit ls thht newspaper proprletnrf must, IT thoy
would sAso themselves, tncrease their own prices
ut tho expense OF their subscribers. Tllllg lire
people Interested, for ia thls dAy mud generation,
tho daily tournal has como to 10 + NECESSITY
forc, to SO lisstcM tic duty Of, 1.Issr % nni its
constituent materials ns to bring tho price wl!
to living figure. Tho cnsg + tt, exceptional
AN AIT 11I.usrnATioN,
.I,rs,on tsfiss1 I,tr,u,.
Tho c,,,m flint nuuer ia m rhcnt, os hofonc ,bo
,y, J,h Nm ,,rnanut xnu, cous,,,,n,tn,, ~, t,
''!,,, s.,a,,.,' 49,, ts,, r,,,. .,at ...o -.
~. ~. '.aa ,an," ~ sn.,s 'ns.a"~ ~ , ~
u".n %.n w y" - ,,a,, ~ ~ n
no nn.y Ia ,,nt xntIG Nnst f"c,,rri nrfitIos
hnyo icercnRctl in rrico, ilA compared with tho
before War ported. hut tho Increased d.
,nat ad nSna TIE to nyn; Sefy M t no% ~
Mti ,nH ~ ht sslrniin
which is n9t HlnppllcA!!!@. hanabt!t wh1et cost
L. M , m0 .,', m"s, Gm rnat} % r11 ~ @
truth is. tho paper- r-s',a.,lfaet,!rcra have wcuk
case, anu Wne!l t1e country utlaerh9antla ~ y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06

Our regular army has little hold upon
the affections of the people of to-day. and
it's superior officers should certainly. as far
as lies in their power legally and with
righteous intent aim to defend the right.
which TO us is the law, aud the institution
which they reprsssnss 1t is a weli-mean-
ing institution, and il would be well if it
should have an opportunity to be recog-
nized as balwark in support of The right
of the people and of the law.-Hanccck to
Sherman. Dece ember, 1876. ~ tSie -s
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06
Rock illinois, A1o1nday, seItera1er 6. 1880.

1.-THE thirteenth. fourteenth and fif-
teenth amendments to the constitution of
the United States. embodying the results
of the war for the union. are inyiolable.
If called to the presidency I should deem
it my duty to resist. with all my power,
any attempt TO impairor evade the full
force and effect of the constitution. which,
10 every article, section and amendment,
is the supreme Law of the land. w. g.
Hancock ~
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06

1dgeS climax SalVcs
A Family Blessing for rs cents.
1t heals without M M1scar. No
family should be w ithOIit it.
We WARRAN INT it to CURE
Sores, U1Cersy SCrOfHIa Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Sore
Breasts or Nipples, Erysipelas,
Swollen Glands, Inflamed Eyes,
Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
Fistula, Piles, BOils, Chilblains,
Frosted Feet, C0rns, and all Gu.
taneOuS diseases ON man Or beast.
Ii has been used over twenty
Eve years, without one failure.
b 1t has no parallel-haVing per-
fectly erudicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound Of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsalns, and put up In larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment. e5i.I.'
rB- Sold by Druggists everywhere.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06
eyured of Drinking.

"A oung friend of mice was cured of
an Unsuitable thirst for Liquor, which had
so prostrated him that he was unable to
do any business, He was entirely cured
by the use of Hop Bitters.t Il alIayed all
that burning thirst; took away the appe-
tite for Iiquor;s made his nerves steady,
and he has remained sober and steady
man for more than two years, and has no
desire to return to his cups; l know of q
number of others that have been cured of
drinking by it."-From lesding R. r..
Official Chicago Ills +,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06

CHICAGO, Sept. ga large tannery on
Fleetwood street, near Black Hawk, owned
by Paul Populorum. burned 70 the ground
early this morning. Loss on buildings
and contents between $4,000 and $60,-
900; covered by insurance.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The State supreme
court to-day decided the case of Il. NJ
Dunbar versus Chicago & Western Indi-
ana railroad, reversing the decision of the
lower court. and dismissing the case The
Railroad Go. considers this as final dis
position OF the litigation hostile to their
entry into the city, and will Immediately
begin the extension of their track TO Van
Buren, street.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06
Moffat's Life Pills,
PhnniX BinerS,

. The Most Successful Medicines
i'm the World. f1i-.'
ia Established in 1885, by one Of
0ur Most, Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
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Medicine. rrl lr .a1a1 So IN
.'sa. .' Moffat's, Life Pills
arc purely vegetable; they act
on the Stomach nfid Liver, and
reguIate the entire system; and
put all the functions of, the body
In q healthy, condition, and
aWARRANTRDb n certain cure for
"a "A Nal aFf0ns Diseases, TOrDid
LverS Impure Blood, Jaundfce,
BILLIONS Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, COstiyeness, NerV;
oIts and Sick Headache, Colds.
Scnryy, General Weakness, and
Fever &tAgWe. ,'g d p.
b aM0ffat's Phenix Bitters
correct the SecretiOns of the
Stomach, and are a Sure Cure
for Sieepl eSsneSs, Nervousness,
dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
Weakness, Debility, etc.
~ Thousands Of Certificates are
In our possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inValu-
able medicines, and we are GER
tain that they will do Just what
we have said, 1t is simply ask
ed that the afflicted will TRY
THEN ONCE, their use will con-
vince the most Skeptical.
Pnge's Climax Salve 25 cents a box.
Mofrat's Life Pills 25 cents a box.
.doiiAt's Phgnix Bitters @1.OO a bottle.
EB Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. P. NILLS, Sole Proprietor,
81 Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06

Few people suffer SO much nervous cx
haustion as newspapers editors. The
wear and tear of getting out good paper
tell fsarfully. and: readers seldom know
how nuch vital forcei single iten may
have cost the one who wrote ie. Editors
have often been driven to drink 10 order
to stimulate their exhausted faculties pat
of late are using Warmers SAFE Nervine
instead. Thissvaiuable preparation acts
az soothing power. quieting the nerves
and producing sleep with all the refresn
ment that il brings.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06

Thousands of people. who are afflicted
with q diseased liver. digestion. heart burn
sour stomach, or generally intolerable
billiousness, as tits termed. use mercury,
This is done reluluetantly perhaps but the
common place argup pentis Oh. nothing viii
reach the liver and spleen except blue mass
Could get something else would use it
Reader. you can get something else, and
that something else Is Simmons Liver
Regulator. 1t is equal in power to blue
mass. and without any of its injurious
effects. ..-+~-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Sept. 6
Wheat-Fairly active and higher; ss asked Sept
sSA Oct; S9% Nov.
Corn-Rather quiet and easier; 29H039< Sept
40% 04oH Oct; 40s< asked Nov.
Osts-QuIet; shade higher: 2s1s SEPT and Oct
2SN Nov.
Rye-sirm and higher; 7s bid cash and Sept;
70 bid October. -
Barey-Lower; T4d75 cash..
PoIk-Dull but bigher; II 81 bid Sept; II 10 bid
Oct; 12 80 bid Nov; 12 81 asked year
Lard-shade easier; sbG7 s71x Sept; 7 72h bid
Oct; rs asked Jan.
Whieky-1 Il.
1--WE STocK
Hogs-Receipts 10 Oo0;1 Hight 8 10d5 20: mixed
packing s505 s5; heavy shippers 3015 70.
Catle-Receipts 800; firm; shipping 4 1904 80 /;
through Texans 0012 go. =
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06

was not in favor of the military ac-
ton 10 South Carolina recently, and if
Gen. Ruger had telegraphed to me, or
asked for advice, would have advised
him not under any circumstances to allow
himself or his troops to determine who
were the lawfnl members Of the state leg
islature. re.-Hsncock to Sherman. Decem-
Der. 1876.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-The man-horse con
test of endurance at Pavilion at The end Of
"a hours stood as follows:- ac
Horses-Speculato l30. Bothmsns
entry 100; Betsy Baker l09. Rose of Tex
as l05. Denus entry 80: men Doblsr III,
Schoch 100, Cyrus-l00, Vint. 81. Cole
ston 81. Cole 81. Crawford 9l. Krohue So.
Connolly S3. Fox 7S. Jackson II. The
men seemed to be far less fstigued than
the horses and are jogging along without
apparent effort.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-06
nRw YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept 6 Arrived, Anch-
oris. from Glssgow.
The Celtic, from Europe, brought
E3O, 900 English gold bars and ecin.
Attempts are. making TO circulate fifty
dollar forged American bank notes 10
London.
Eiiiah AIliger, arrested for dealing in
stolen bonds OF Milwaukee & ST. Paul K.
BE- Csx WAS. to-day identified by Col.
Ehas. Rroughtsa. IS the person Who had
given him securities to bgpOthecate.