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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
NATIONAL GREESRACN LABOR.
The Missouri Branch of the Leagues and
tonlmuae.

The Missouri Branch of the Leagues and
Commune.
SEDALIA. Mo, July 1.-two con
ventions OF the Missouri National
Greenback Labor Leagues were held
here to-day. Their Congressional
convention with delegates from 8 out
of Is counties composing this district
nominated Judge T. NJ. Rice of
Boonvillc, who, Mr.. Bridges said he
had reason to believe would accept
the position proffered provided the
expenses of making the campaign
were advanced to him. Their State
convention, with delegates from only
~ counties, placed the following
ticket in nomination: For Governor,
L. II. Brown, of Howard Lieutenant
Governor, l.. G.. Fellows, of Spring
field Secretary OF State, o. ID. Jones,
of Knox; Auditor, L. c. Marks, Of
o.. Siaia 4 ca L. Dii1tNf vi
Pctlis; Attorney General, A. Nc
Gindlcy, of Moberly; Register Of
Lands, J. A. Matney, of Buchanan /;
and Supreme Judge. z. Z. Bland, Of
St. Louis. The convention denoun-
ced both the Democratic and Repub
lican parties for alleged misnlanagc-
mcnt of State interests and heartily
endorsed the platform of their own
party, adopted at Chicago, adding
thereto some commonplace utter
ances for which there is not room in
this issue. A letter was read from
Britain A. Hill expressing little hope
Of carrying the State and advising
his friends to confine their efforts to
local elections, the healing of factions,
and d%issentions and raising funds to
assist candidates in defraying ex-
penses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

Special Dispatch to the Mexico Ledger.
JEFFERSON CITY, July %, $40 am.
The convention was called to order
yesterday by Hon. John O'Day,
chairman of the State Central Com
mittee, and opened by prayer by Rev.
J. w. Barrett. Mr.. O'Day addressed
the convention, and his illusions to
Hancock were received with cheers.
The convention was then Temporal
rily organized with EA-Gov. johnson
in the chair, and T. II. Lingle clerk.
Committee on credentials, perma-
nent organization and platform were
then appointed and taken.
After re-assembling much time was
consumed with %contesting delegates.
The ANTI rittenden men we're voted
out in each d
Willard Z. Hall, Of St. Joseph, is
permanent chairman, and j. McD.
Trimble, Of Audrain, Vice President F.;
he is also chairman Of the Audrain
county delegation. Prof. J. j. Rice,
OF the Galloway Gazette, Is PERMANENT
Secretary. Champ Clark is Elector
for the 1851 district. j. Il. Edwards,
OF St. Charles, is Central Committee
| man for this district. The conven-
ton met last evening, at 5 o'clock
the platform was adopted and the
contestants disposed of. Col. Theo.
Brace, of Monroe, then nominated
Col. L. r. Crittenden for Governor
r. Graham Frost, of St. Louis, nom
mated J. S. Marmaduke; and Jas.
Harris, Of Galloway, nominated Hon
J. A. Hockaday.
Col. Il. I. Crittenden vas nomina-
ted on the first ballot, by the following
vote:
Crittenden ...2ta
Marmaduke OF
Hockaday 49,. ~
The Crittenden enthusiasm is now
at fever heat. Hockaday and Marin
aduke accept their defeat gracefully.
The convention adjourned at l a. IN.
to meet again at nine O'Clock a. m.,
! when the nominations for Lieutenan.
Governor will be made-C. L. Peers
will doubtless be nominated. 1t Is
hard to speak with confidence as tc
the candidates. Ed Smith, Of Bowl
ing Green, will nominate Carroll fol
Secretary Of State; McTrimhle will
nominate McIntire for Attorney Gen.
eral. If Audrain only had IA cam
didate we would have no trouble; as
it is we will probably secure ons
place, and possibly both.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

Bismarck smokes. So does Han.
cock. So does Grant. So does
Weaver. So does the writer of this
paragraph. In TACT, all great men
smoke. -Mexico Intelligencer.
So do Grasty and Col. Hutton
tw~o-and-a-half ccnters. The greater
the man, the cheaper cigar he smokes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
Dissolution Notice.

NOTiCE is hereby given that the
~ co-partncr~hip heretofore exist
ing between Wesley Humphrey and
II. Il. kceton, under the firm name al
Humphrey u Kceton, physicians. is
on This day (,Iuty 81, 1Sao,l dissolved
hy mutual consent, As to AL their
practice, except a. TO their practice
as railroad surgeons. and rs surgeons
for the railroad companies they will
continue 10 practice rs partners under
The firm nanc Of HUMPHREY ~ kcctnn,
All notes and book accounts made
with the firm ofllumphrcy X kcgtoti
to this date, must he paid Ia pr. 7.
a. kcctou.
WESLEY HUMPHREY.
7. a. kEETuH. l2-2W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

NOTICE is hereby given that |
have taken charge OF til" estate
of William Eggars, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
estate arc required to exhibit them
Ia me for allowance within one year
from the date hereof. or they may be
prccludcd from any benefit of sucl.
estate and, if said claims be not en-
hihitcd within two years from the
date of disqualification of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
ID. T.. SHEA,
Public Administrators, Audrain Co.
Mexico, Mo-, June 2S, 80. ll-Iw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
NOTICE
10
Builders!

SEALED proposals viii he received
- by the Bridge Commissioners al
his Office up to SATURDAY., judy 9th.
1880. for rebuilding tkr bridge over
i.iitlcbv creek, on Mexico and Louis
lana road, seven miles east 81 Mexico.
Dimensions and papers to he seen at
commissioners office.
f3.tf. john ii. IiAYpoN.
Bridge Commissioners, A'iuraIn q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

We have just received a very
pleasant letter from J.. w. Carson,
who left for the East some time ago.
He is taking in all the summer resorts
and having q good time in general.
He could not get along without the
LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

OFFICIAL STATEMENT %: the Financial
at Mexico. state nf Missouri, at
the Close of Business. un the Third DAY
Of July, iSso
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

OFFICIAL S~TATEIEST of thc Financial
AM. at Mexico. STATE OF Missouri, at
the Close OF business on the Third Day
of JaIy, 1870.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
NATIONAL GREENBACK LABOR.
Fifteenth Plank of the Chicago Platform.

ave declare that land, light. air and water are
the free gifts of nature to all mankind. and any
law OF custom of society that allows any person
to monopOlize more of these gifts than he has a
right to, to the detriinent of the rights of others,
we earnestly condemn and seek to abolish"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

81 acres improved iIut. two miles northeast ot
Mexico. G1 heres IN cultivation. 2utrteS IA pas
tire. !lruSr with two rooms and Kitchen. log
barn altl number srtr smoke hnitSe. one tullr oi
he,Igr ,onct., good well and two pniitiS, orchard
six wears Did. Price S2.Nst-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
No II.

90 acres river bottom land. all in rohd d.,
l'dt acres biiic grass. lGD acres iinn!iX. i'm -
i~iiIii"rrrtt lHtolurr. bAiaiice under .ioN, al \
fenced. good I IL story frame IiuiI~p la n :
win ell lGNS2 feet. good ice house. i.t,.s,rv ~
Nc. Barn I1NGt irct With bl>cmrur ALVIN y
plenty wafer Tor all purin>rS, ttn,r,yran
nearly lew and in good SHAPE. good Land y
,itte i've miles north OF Mexico. on coug;y n.
Price so per acre. w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
NN. STUART, President.
!. II. AAkM hE. Casino

Subscribed and sworn 1" before It", This 18Th
day III jay. \. H., eighteen Lua,red .aH' eighty
Witness nay hand and nutafia' seal hetrE"
affixed. ut Office in Mexico, Mo. The Dat" last
aforesaid. Commissioned and qualified Tor "a
term expiring March ~, is-iI
" II. WOODWARD. Atiary i'4ntle
f~"rrayt-Atlr,t JAMES i. Hos.
". II. Fh9-AtiL
JsIN II. Nj <fFIE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

f. itt. h.r me farm nI 6At acres, AL under rail.
Sat 4ft plasr fence. 80 ares in blue gri-s pas
tur., httHitrn nt itrln divided lHto tnilr fields, 10
;vcrcS at trtStnr" IL iliuuri. %TTinE anal creek Wa
ter OH EAIuI gnot orchard ri TAO Trees. 2'rHi cont
i~...tattr hui>t' tit IofT Tsgan~. h~y:tjitIia! lawn N
ornamental and shade tres. good rev frame,
barn gGN4Bt-ci. SjtiIti",! - in!irS northwest 81
Mexico. Price .1.HA,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

Pamphlets sent free to all, Write for them and
full particulars.
ifiee Specific Sl.00 per package, or six pack
ages for $3.@o. Address all orders to
i'll. SIMPSON MEDICINE Co,
Nos. l0i and lG Main st, buffalo, n. I.
June Eth, ISS)--l Wy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

sS~Best Made, Warranted Six Years. New
fi;iias. Stool and Cover, sil9, upward. New
Organs, si5, $50, $50, S75. upward. Illustrated
Catalogue Tree. Agents Wanted. Second hand
instruments at Bargains.
HORACE WATERS az GO,
3-iw s26 broadway. NY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

2IU acres, fronting halt mile on lHh!ic road.
fuU acres Ia meadow. nf"lsHi Oi 10 acres. balance.
uuiHber one tiIi.b!. hand. iargr fWn-story house
handsomely finished, all necessary out build
Hi">. ]1it4at"'t Zl-2 miles south "f Mexico
irir.a $40 ippr acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
No /.

4 good small farm of 80 acres. All under
fence. ioa"re. timber. creek runnlnE through
il. - acres iii cultivation. New frame dwelling
ifnUs- OF . rooms. frame barn Do - tctt- uIt
FFi!tttIuL> altt ntit"f improvements ilSiity ni
water Tor al: {nirpuses- i'rIrc 5I.Ztl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

ltuIcrc9 all well fenced and utceis Sub-tiiTid-
ri. 2 acres good Timothy Ia, idUW. 20 :sCrcS gpOti
pasture, balance IN cultivation and timber, good
orchard, good ! - Sioty frame tplt~e i've nholhS,
good stable and other utt buildings. hlgh rolling
band Is hood - any Iii the county. Price >2U.U9
InF acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

II u II positive cure for SpermatorIliea. Seminal
Weakness, impoienCy, and all diseases resulting
from A as Mnntal AnXieiy. Loss II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

-''
800 acres in farm. 2tr' acres under hedge fence.
farm divided iitt. II acre fields. good IL Story
frame Gwnliiir : rooms. GOOD irtru ANA cIli,S.
gee h..tr.ng orchard, h ."f'S timber. All -fr.,i
lHlta. Situated l,y;ir ial|aHut.t. .hIdraIl cu,i,ty
NO. tIic., a&.tLL.
Ne. %.
2sJ 1"I.s improved prairie il.i ..,pj. frl.rr
lIoE;SN, fnblilS. good NiiU&c t.3ts,' .tn enhance
living water. Land all under t.n"". i'rIc' 30
per :.Cft.
-. y.
One Of itc best Strcts f:irns In Missouri con-
tailtiug i--rEl acres, !3p tcreS 3ilflar fence. tHl acres
4 rooms built IN IhrtiHrl StNie. good barn. ihfcr
c;NlfrIS. two large ponds N"Ecr failing WStfF. 10.
! nf"iLir' III 'hi apple tfvS>. Situated ST. mitTS
south at NJ N!to, uHl IL, { 4 \. railroad. churches
an'i school house III ii.igil!.arliooi. Price 5000
Ter ac-H.
No. 81.
Farm Of "a ceres all wril ;racnf, good oil" story
frame dwelling ho,I>. uf t"ur rpunIS. kitchen de
tachcl. good IRAN" barn iIN4I feet. aud other
ont hnti'til@>. yt.fii orchard and abundance ~
>IIi:tl! lr'Ht. ~ acres i'll cultivation balance tim
trfcd pasture. >!t,twtc IL miles west of AitXI,n.
Price >2.sH. terms easy.
No 10.
$50 acres number one stock farm. all under
good raj fence. well walrrcti hy creek, lm;,dS
and Wells. tdti acres m tame LrasS, I'm nj which is
timothy ami clover. 80 arI,s tintipPrtpi bIUp .F-.S>
pasture. good orchard III ttlr,c acres in full bear
ing and variety of Sgraii irIit. g,anl frame house
@ rnuInS. ~lnFrtlcs add pnrllru. good smoke hons,
and other ont buildings. yard nicely orI;lncniri
WITH rter9rvcUS and SfIril,i.prE \ yer, dpSira-
Die 1iriii, Two miles fE,tn triirtlla. Prizes. Si5.rD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

% acres AL under good fence cHrep, IA =.
timber detached | IL miles, 20 acras tn, u
good orchard. hHi;unre IN cultivation, poao 4
ciStcrn. iine lot at shade rrfpS around I'm i. Z
good school house nn farm. school fubd s,e.'
Ia rnn school : months in thl .car ahimdsss
stock water Situate gu the Hjrsirn aaa
charles road, mae mtjeS ";tSf al Mexiea, i N,
iront laut'irHla tG.i it'iiNR CIV. 4 ma ~
Wei lo~catcdEOod T;utge for stock. ptira ~
per acre. =
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

3E5 acre. IA farm. 100 dcrca uIpnercH land
wlt"rrt ny ! ollss creek. !0 sttfeS yraS, Land
tItc.ut!ug ~ aires meadow baiaHct ii c%iiitiva-
non. Young orchard last beginning - bear.
plenty ~In:ii tII!It. .W0~story tram" house al i
Snfnkv-hrtsr and ether uIt bindings. Frame
hAril TX+i tr't. good double corn cr'h, living
stream ri water rluI> ,liinuhh farm, two good
l"l,t>, school mouse within ! hhiir and . churches
within II I.IIlc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
THE VERY LATEST!
T. T. CRITIENDEN
NEXT GOVERNOR.
HE Is NOMINATED On THE
FIRST BALLOT.
Champ Clark is Presidential
EIectOr for this District.

Hon. j. +. Edwards, of st. Charles, is Cen
trail Committeeman for this District.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

ib lcrrs. Al uHHi-r g,n! t,-i.r and rail
fence. 10 ttrts nr" fi"aGnW. - secr@r pasture,
!t4faurp IN cultivation, New frame iiplse Oi SIX
rooms. goo. blril. cribs, &c. ttTrt wells at
fo>,2 AND barn. stock ppntt~. ya'iug orchard.
soii iimbcr, Situated q .f:l", northwest If
h{g&ico. iftc, >-;vU per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

II Stop organs boxed and s shipped
,hiy $9T.7 New Planes. Sia5 to SI,tas. Mid
summer offer illustrated free. Address DAME
Beatty. Washington. N. j.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

go acres. All under feiice, SutdiyldeJ Inv.
fields. wong ned ~ fence. 80 acres me,s inea
,lcItts under pillow. 1Su acreS tiinl,etp.j NV
'Fn NItiai. ffs.llr ti"ji,t'S. good water ttsHs
creek fH.'f- through farm. Il iia. ! stock fsr,,@
NE : mites northwest III Mexico. priee
per .Lgrg- ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22
w. III. JOHNSON

Lives in Mexico. and attends TO all kinds OF
business in his line, He is always on hand. His
rates are reasonable. especially on large lots OF
cattle. Give him Il call, t-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

IhwcEm Mm eNemnr,W $4,000 acres fifth. fa Gmmg and Farming Lmdn the state of Missouri
Residences and Business property mhed of Mexico Mo-
Having correspondence owr the United States my facilities hrs selling Or euhnmgp property mG mrm@d ny
Tmh gtp hmd W farming lands are situate within easy distance ne0,M the "unHSMhd AuEMnc county,
to any s the United States The MmgH HuprsenSa portion dyL Land Register:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

STATE OF MISSOURI
County al AulraIi. We. Il. y. TGrrn...u
president. and Il, K. Aru0i' cashier at safe bank
and each nf ts. do s"jcft,rly swear that thr alloy,
statement is true, 10 the best ei or knoNica2,
and belief.
Il. W. TUREMA%. President
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

aSl acres, al in cultivation. 2D ar-ps !, os. |
l:''lt. hhi.!!rc nn blue grass ;ui.i tinotL, y
hf:"k :htd frame house Will! u rooms ia' Z
'4,ggg hmlre and all Necessary ,nt."sa 's
three good rrcilar,is. running " ter inrms@
!eria. good cn:tt bank 81 inch vein, 4 %5a
farm at number one l;Ind. I'rice low 'T"1i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

Capital stock paid n.....,...n-....- $500 ol
Surplus funds on hand. ....... 3,ifi -
Undivided declared diNIIeIdS--.--- tl -
Deposits subject Ia dTait-at sight. iss,s,3 /.
Deposits subject To drltt az given
dates ... 1900 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

X. X. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed ana sworn 10 before me. t!iIs goth
day "t July, A.. u, eighteen hundred and rGl1.ty.
Witness my hand and noiarIal seal hereto
affixed. al office, III Mexico, Mo, the ddtc last
aforesaid. Commissioned AMI qualified I"r a
term expiring December 9Th. l.2..l
CiiAS. ". BAKER, Notary Public.
{ Correct Attest T.. u. TuEEMAN.
EDWARD tstNKS.
j. NJ. ICONS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

WESLEY HUMPHREY.
T. a. kEETuN. l2-2W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

THE LEDGE is entered at the posiofice ut
1 Mexico, No. and admitted for transportation
through the mails at second -class rates
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-07-22

2su a"rs's improved prtiri" iini good trt.rr
haESN, tfhu!ilS. good NliiU&c i-3Hs, al enhance
living water. Land all under s,n"". i'rIc,' 81
per aCrt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-26
Religious,
Sunday services rs follows:


Regular services at Trinity church. al
10:45 A. NJ, and 1880 m. Preaching by
the Rector. Sunday school at $50 A. NJ
Union Presbyterian church, Tie Rev
j A Reynolds. pastor. Services at 1875
A. NJ. and 1880 P NJ
The Rev. George B Black. of Milan.
will preach 10 the Central Presbyterian
church at 1915 A. H. There will be no
evening service. The quarterly review of
Sunday school iwork will be held IN the
audience room at 2 P. b instead of Young
Peoples meeting. "Wednesday evening
prayer meeting as usuaD
Broadway Presbyterian church: the
Rev, j r Miller. pastor. Services at
10:45 A. NJ. and 7:45 P. M. These will be
Mr.. Miller's last services 10 Rock Island.
He leaves for the East next Tuesday
evening.
Milan Presbyterian church: The Rev.
Geo Il Black, spastor. No morning SER
vice, Mr.. Caek will preach on ''Sugges,
tons of the Regatts" at 8P.M,
The trustees of the Eleventh street
German Presbyterian church having kind
ly given permission. the Ninth street
Methodist Episcopal church will hold ser.
vices. with preaching by the Rev ID Kin q,
pastor. in this edifee at i0;45 A NJ. and
. P. M. also Sunday school at $50 A. M,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-26
After Bathing,

There is noticing comparable toGLENN Is
SULPHUR Soar as means of removing
the roughness of the skin consequent upon
salt water bathing. A complexion dazzling
as that of the tabled Venus, as depicted
rising from the sea. ia produced by the
use of this beautifying preparation. 1t
leaves the skin as glossy and emooth as
satin, aud is in all respects superior to the
dangerous Toilet Powders. foreign and
domestic. 1t is literally as harmless as
dow. Beware of 'counterfeits. Sec that
&c. N. CRITTENToN, Proprietor, is
printed on each packet, without which
none is genuine. Sold by druggists at IS
cents; three cakes. 60 cents. The claims
of HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE" TO
the appreciation of all who need such an
article are equally undeniable. And as
regards price, the advantage of cheapnes
s ad ded to the other claims of the Dye.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-26
The " ew Seal

of the Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso
citation of Buffalo. of which DIR. r. Y
Pierce is president, consisting of figure
of Aesculapius. the Father of Medicine.
surrounding the globe, fifty symbolises
the worldwide reputation gained by the
Family Medicines of DIR. Pierce now man
ufactured by this incorporated company
and sold 10 all parts of the world. With
a msmmouth establishment. the Worlds
Dispensary and Iuvalids' Hotel in Buffalo,
and a correspondingly large branch estab-
lishmsnt in London. this Association make
medicines for the whole word-not only
that but they personally examine and treat
with special medicines thousands of cases.
Among the most celebrated of the pro-
prietary or family medicines are Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery-the
great bleod-purifyer. and DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pargative Pellets little pills -
and DIR. Pierce's Compound Extract of
Smart Weed-for bowel affections, c1lds
and painful attacks. as colo. neuraleis.
and Internationally Prescription
furnishes relief from female weaknesses,
and kindred affections. All sold by drug
gistS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-26
4 Hancock Club in Rock Island.

| The Democrats of Rock Island met al
NeguE Hal last evening and effected q
permanent organization CT the Democratic
club. The committees appointed at the
last meeting reported form of by laws,
aDd the same Was adopted. "a The club
then proceeded to an election of officers,
with the following result:
President-B D Bufoad,
Secretary-Henry Burgower.
Corr. Secretary-Hsrry Abel,
Tressurer-James NJ Buford.
Vice Presiaents-S B Stoddard, w G
Blackburn, First ward; August Herkert,
j Il Johnston, Second ward; II 9 Wiyill,
August Huesing. Third ward; G D
Downs. j FL Kerr. Fourth ward; John
Siegrist. Gus Stengel, Fifth ward.
Executive COMMITTEE I'll Yore. j M
Rsticker, O'Mara. j Il Warner. w Z
Sootteu.
just after the adoption of the report.
Mr.. B. d. Buford caue 10 end was the
recipient of an enthusiastic reception. and
10 response to repeated demands, be gave
como incidents connected with the Ciucin-
natl convention which were well received
He pictured the eEthrsiesm among the
delegates for Hancock, said his noni5a'
ton caused great rejoicing and predicted
he uocess of tho ticket.
Names were then taken fer the club
list. and IS signed the roll, a good begins
ming. and which will be quadrupled at l.he
next meeting-a large number being
unable to attend on account of the high
water tronbles.
A communication was read by Z.
Q'Mara, from the Davenport Democratic
committee inviting Rock Island to pal
ticipate 10 grand ratiGcetiop there to night
which was accepted.
A resolution passed instruosing tho
executive committee to secure speakers
For an early ratification, aud after three
rousing cheers for Hancock and English |
The club adjourned subject to call of the
president.
A number of former sreepbackers
signed the call and were cheered as their
names were called. The greenbackers |
'ealize that IL is useless to fight the Re-
publican party or to expect success single
landed. and also know that the only sure
vayito win is to come into the Democratic
anks. This they are doing every day.
-I1J7'1 = k7375s "a /
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-26
Ghss g ailg Assas.
ROCK IsLAND,..... 11xs1N OLE.
Saturday. June 40, 1850.
RADwAY'S REMEDIES.
RADWAY'S
sarsaParriillli.aanl tesedly"esnnt,
The Great Blood Purifier.
Changes as Seen and Felt.
3 %I,oxy Daily Occ0ri
: AFTER USING A FEW DOSES: ~


/ Good spirits, disappearance of weakness.
lsnguor, melancholy; increase and hardness OF
Strength increases, appetite improves. relish
for food no more sour eructations OF waterbrasn a,
good digestion, calm and undisturbed sleep, awsk-
2 Disappearsnce OF spots. blotches, pimples;
the skin looks clear and healthy; the urine cnang-
Cherry or amber color; water passes freely from
the bfadder through the urethra without pam u
sealding; little OF no sediment; no pain u "o9A
1. Marked diminution Of quality and Frequency
o. insoinntsEy %sakennfg Of permanent cure. In
creased strength exhibited IN the secreA.ins saraI
and functional harmony restored 10 INC se'''AA
5. Yellow tinge on the white Of the eyes. and
the cwA sIeS; s1 Teg and SeaitSy Color
THOSE snfferinp from weak or liberated lungs
or tubercles viii realize great oenent IN
lungs. ail cells Sronehi or windpipe, Throat or
head; diminishing the frequency OF coagn gsteT
stonpege OF nighs sweats AND pains and feelings OF
weakness around the ankles legs, snoulders, Gtc.
hard breathing and psroxyam Of cough on lying
down on arising in the morning. All these distress
sing Ss2 astsr aay he is
taken, new signs of returning health viii appear;
the 6oGd n and impure
posts, noises, tumors, cancers nsdo onnS
be resolved away and the unso1Rd maze S Sis
8 In cases where the system has been saliyated,
and Mercury Ouicksilver, Corrosive Sublimate
have sccum1iated and become deposited IN the
bones Joints, etc, causing carries OF the bones
ricketts, spinal curvatures, contorttons WINE eWss
lings ysrfcose veins, etc., the SARSAPARRIldAN
will resolve away these deposits, and eXterAinSte
the virus OF the disease from the system -
g. IN those who are taking these meo1cines LOT
the cure Of Chronic, Scresulous or syphtltic dis,
eases however sl0w.msy be the cure, Teel peter
and find their general health improving, their flesh
and weight increasing, even keeping his own, IL
sure sign that the cure il progressing. IN these
Shan matt auf either DeIfeF
the virus of the disease Is not inactive; II not ar
rested and driven from the blood IL Will spread ano
continue to undermine the constitution. As soon
as the sARSAPARILLIAN makes the patient ssfeel
better every hour you will grow better, ana In
crease In health, strength and hesh.
Tbe great power of this remedy Is in diseases
III q. threaten death-aE in