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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS



CLEVELAND. o., July Lat tho inorning scs-
sion of tho Conference Of Charities md Corrcc-
t[0ns tho report on Insano WIS followed by Il
paper BY Dr:tlcharl GuM!ry, Superintendent NJ
tho Marylanl Asylun,, md discussion, aftor
which resolutions wcro unanimously adopted
TINT tho lnt.atics In insano hospitals should ba
furnished grpntor facilities for useful occupa-
ti0u; that 10 provision should i,u mado for n
portion OF tho tnsano at 4 cost dlSprOportjOnc1l
to tho ability of tho public to provide suitably
for ull tho insane Of tho stuto; that tho pocunl-
ary burden tnay b0 rcsiucesl by scparato pr1,-
vision tar chronic eascs; that no Insane person
sh0tlld 10 retatnuA where ho UanNot have ule-
,ti,se. ana suxess,.nK tho advfssbiity Of c",,.
sultlng Mudlcll 1}uurlts.
y ~ shS iaitSs,o parer py rsr John g. aaw
mud yaluo at tho Eoi..ltoatsaint TruAtn,tnt Of
10 so" Sss GGy @ nao1 5 s sps af of sss It
Ir. GeorRo n. nlarl, of Now York, read a pa-
The following commissions for tho yoar were
Work ef Bonr's Of state chartt,cs-la brink
Nathan XiioI. Lowell: KI.SarI &. noni;ciiy. H NAV
York; George =. lsnhinson, Synasnoru, !Il.; An
rSvsco fSw III sSS Saars Miss; T. Hao; rhsp TfGs Chase
Organization Of Charities In c,tles-Chnrles
4. Cadw,.lla,;cr, pht!adclphia;, Jos4ph Perkins,
Miss LNutso Leo Rchuyirr, Now York; tic Ituv..
y. EluMphrlGs Gurtten, Buffalo; Levi i. linr-
hsos. sos; ,PS PP'n1t nx r sas lfsy q # Go m1,wss;
tic lt0v. Z. 1t. Durstlo, FIttshurx,
ImhlKratlOn-J. II. Van AntWerp, Albany: q,
r. hiet1pntgai, lhH,hestcr; Dir. David liSKcru,
Minc0ln,. Lung lsland; DR.. Horny W. Wheel.
wright, Newbl,typurt; g J. Matker. Dotroit; W,
Columbus. q; llr, Dilter Luther, 1sehtlng Pa;
slnyt Al1any;' i. Randolph. Tucker, Va
Preventive Work Aiming ChiI,lren-Jpbn J.
nagloy, Detroit; William +. l.etahwOrth. Uutiait;
tho Hov. Ch4rlcs l.. Yrnco, New York; Mrs, q. II,
Lowoll, Now York: birs. Clurl Itc0lulrrj, HpriuK.
field, Aasa Mrs. John J. Fairbanks, Milwaukoc;
Mn. Lan L. luvosttlxn, Evanston, Ill; tho ltUv,
4. g. Dyars+ COlnsMlnts, 0.t Mrs, julia c. DUfr
Rutland; +. Caldwell, 1snu.ayltlo.
CrEnea and cInltles-Fruncs u. WRyland,
My n! liaveG; z. & 4; &l,r.snkwny. Ellntra, n: y;
frInk Russell, ManstuIdj Ii. II. Stanton. Mays
Vllle, KY; Mrs. A. Jnhtison, i1tstotl.
IMiGcllity aEl ldtlcy-Ilr. II. u. Wilbur, Syr-
artso; Dr. john Il. Chaplin, Nnw York; br, j.
4. nott.li. Columbus; nr. J., N, KcrIu, Mp4iln,
Phi; ~: Goorgc c. TAra,cll, Ht,Stnu; the ii0y,
EEtd II; Wines, SprinYaol0, ILL.,, Robert D. Me-
Frpi ii. Wires wis elected Statistical gccre-
t!ry. md pf. Charloa Hoyt Secsotary OF tho lin
l]r. uttler LutlIcr read q paper OH tho "Causes
and Prevention ut t'Aupor(sHi."
At tho ovcnlny Ess.un President SAnl0rR read
thu Committees report 0n tho Irltnp lA,yY, and
lttletetlniAato sentences, which represent that
the Connectlciit Tramp laws produce tho bcst
result.
NJ, Ycmaus, OF Detroit, read a paper on Ex-
, 1880-07-02
SlIONT.IIOlINS.
Snlc OF the On1ksvuoN Herd mt tho StOck-
Yards YcHterday.

.r.,.. o.t,,,n,as sx.~., ~ 4,,o 1,o,,<.
s"io OF Vnr,v NJ tho S'oc*'
yesterday Mt Dexter tark, Tho property offered
". tho her, Seta owned ~ NJ nes,ss
II al Too a.ten''sneo w. no. 20 !a,se as On
sses ssse ss s as ss % "n'1 tbs a ass at Sa the
cuttlo offered wore decidedly below tnc pcai.
md Vermont herbs wurc sold. Tho following Is
tho record Of sa!ss: s..s: .,-.......
y, ,,,,:s COVE "a; Asn N, 1tE,rE's; ,,a, o.uo,, u
By iiukp 81 Noxubeo; to Arch,o iiamilton, lit.
s'SEss ~ Gs;e "a; 55t.etess s;yee,-
" Na. y !: fx Kirk!sT|nslon @ duchess sh51sea; >
son. sile View: Ky: satd .,,-. ,,,,.
SeM' SEs"sak4 Fot " lns so :fsa 5 5s''"s'0n to s.
No.5, KMirkloy'Ing.9n M DushGssIised; months
Ga; Rn;,sss 9st v TX l1esM so " a'of soth L. "afo
Imp. ttoburt Napier; to Afni. y. E. Ward, kansas
CITY, Mo-: stou:
View, Ky; <:all
N ~ py y mp ,,s Acotnh =, ncSS79Sn; 81 6 e;ycaS.od
SS T. IL tsay Y. Of m \, nsqtt1eeo.ennea @ ~ ana
to Ma1; =. I. Ward, Ka!lsa* City, Mo-; saG5:
No III at'95iys , Fl IT,, H1shes hSo
W VI Il; ~ Winter. l9. rrinee,on, ILL.,; tlso;
~ H. Sss; sss nIs: 6 t. w. f. ;sss g.
4ts
eSs rs rlassss ssaxT sxnsSIisa eYsSs III ri 6is 7vcar
s9 sehve EHs Y ; oaE III Mkon's'o' to j. O. s'Fn' '"'k-
No; -. Molly ny 1ath-1tea ana White; .
"ney noas 6sar 6s K9t dGore Sy af9a @ @1ster Vs. to C. A.
NJ; 4: NsiIy h!y ls's!Nea;e - syear;0!d, sot
sl%; Sa H. ro,,v NV ,s,n-,,o,. axo,,.o,a ~, y,
spm s1 Wiley; to llifan oardnor' Springfield ILL.,;
no No. 10. Orange n.osson Of 1,uwood sl-roa;
ys E Eot TX ,'nn. f!ower Lau; 10 Larceny
M M. f'nIv Fatry iu'i aaHi,cs. e1T n.voar.o,d
"a Eot ~ RoyaMl M naron; 10 II. i. brown, btlnueapo-
NJ ~ nt u ,|S",, D,,,.o,. - o,, Dad
cair monshs old, xot by Crown rri,'ce: uto 70 \ L
Wsatrope. GTat,t, H.: S1oo. wv" ' ~ - :"
o 96t nv Gntmn nHc. m rs arR ,ysae te
onos' Mini: n S1 s. ouAo' ~ M e'aEh' a't'''e-
rot by ii i,ucrGtus to Thomaa a' Mmabes 1io.nf'
-. N9; ~ ni1!!lo el Syche-Hed; a-yonf,ol Aot
Woat IT nssg nMEe ~ ~ qnS!oa' 70 narclay 1faor'
"Ss. S Manof,y AZ ng; Eli ni;dsio&,,ca. & ot v
Mstsr Ma s1s, Airdrlo; to Nal. E. War knnsascty,
ny, M e!g' ~ OILS, ,,.,.,,,u, o., y..,,
, 81t " ao'ann Crown; to MaJ' s. T. Ward. ka'asas
nkc 81 81 XIII Arid! y ct nyn
hy'; ola5.
~ ~ n,. BULLS. Ills
, 1880-07-02
THE CITY WINS.

in 1915 Coz Bros. Of this city. had contruct with
the city for building tho iastcd street vaduoe Thoy
obtained the stono for the building Of tho vInduct Of
tho 1luols atono Company. In April. 1871 Cox Bros.
uHd tho Stone Company hnd setttamcnt ct their nc
counts, and Cox HroE Eavo urder on tho Controls
er for s. l tho amount duo tho Stone Company fDt
atonn fuInisheu.. Tho ,nnuunt was 70 no raii
nut of tho tHnl cstlnAto 70 be RIvGn Cog
!rVs+ The Innl pntimnt0 was given in
sHpts,mhcr. S;e the enalat 4 M being about SOU NJ
Can,pany. Mnd Cox lroa. 70 receYo tic haanee rio
rH1ney cnuld MT be paid until Oct j. a1ll whon Cox
4 shsy ;S ~ sa getlon q 6sntrtcy ira seheduiea
Snsn On hSma a nn1 clas ash.nst " cy i?I the
ninmnaHy IN Peg. MaA in febsuaty. I'M. Ifnt,iord
1as hr1ughs at nvnnst the city for the tidn EIty.
Att2rneJ irttHe!l nnd plea noting up the statute
81 Limitations Df lwh Jear1 under Soc hus OF tho
1ankrnpt Inv, e the eject that in As.xnes could
"Wednesday Defaro JuiRe Gsfy, ind ho hold the plea
good and gava Judgment for the CITY. ~
, 1880-07-02
yyfbut 1t Docs.

Kidney-Wort moves tho bowels regularly,
diselise, rr,lvcl, pilps. hi0us huauchG, and
pllislS which nro causcl by lfsoydurv,l Iirtr
should you uot try III
, 1880-07-02

M
SUPERIOR uHT-CuEtEaslDNH-FeunkI IInicht v.
IIul,arn EnHln, t9n
JtfnuE GAMY-M. u. Bushnell '. Jacob I1aysh
Eit.tl
colt Y. Davtd r. FlskG. ti;!3Hl. ''70
x1fhGE hu0EMA-Alry AAtlioMs '. Tho City Of
ChlcngO, fku
, 1880-07-02

Tackle an obstinate cough or cold with ila1o'e
Honey " IIotvhuunl aud Tar.
Plku'x Tovthache Drops cusv In ora n,int.tA.
, 1880-07-02
ELIEL & DANZIGER.
Unexpected Assignment Of This Old
Hide and Leather House.
The Liabilities Appear to Ia Decidedly In Excess
or Tho ASseis.
A Schedule Showing the LITTER Filled Yes-
torday in tho County Court.

Lake stroot touk refuge from sore tinnncin, Its
by Ming in tho County Court voluntary .'.,e,,- .,
10 ,oe .ao ., .c
tueaoro but only lnformntion obtn,nahlo-antl
even that proves incorrect In tho light Of s,ib-
a1nnuntod % Soa to aSout sso,oo, @ willis thor assets
wnrs near ne aatnc nEuro A..
leath9r % trade genosay wess s.nowha. inc, ss, r,
tho financial stra'ts which bud overtnkon tho
inrn,.no ,vhtnh thn air,,,,n.tn,,oo. ,rttl ,dmit
~ A. ,o ht,,,u",1 vos.or'
day, tho tlrni cnuld h,.sc bought anything
Wednesday afternoon TINT was for salo. They
~ s!D,uo. ana no one nan tao !aihtest iaea
tnat shoy voro In trouble. True: thoy hat' sur
l,y fire, but thon thofe WIS IN insurance or
ssi,0W, which, It wr.s pretty generally known,
they ia,f los. MI moro tino tiiu,l wiz
snI,l nut thoIr stock At tho very. lowest ilguro
they co,l.l gut. mud. after eonai;lor!eIe " what
y Eenrrnlly known ns hIgEling' NO tnler
hoitso % :, on Lako street gaye NV them
Two enccks 0RgreFatlng eosn9 Sn:Ng' Gnu
WI waiei.ai'ss: * ihe ns%s r ths assisamsni
whAt bun becofnn Of tho sW.O0D or 10000 coi:
lcctetl since tho tannefy went tt III smoke md
nahes., AZ lust accounta noelo4ty Ind received
mp tMihR iihG u rtll5ln1buth i1tihHGls a..
a, - IitinuNk reporter nlter Gonlntning Wild
arnl,na to No. N7 Lako 8trret yesterday after
noon IN search Of whatover llttlo particulars
might b0 gathered III.
lIE FOUND THE TWO EL1E1s-
In,,ia md D,etav-a1,o,lt thu prrmtscs Init a,,r,
crrtiett in 1otiinr vnry jittlD from t},cu Tho
forT1n. H. ~ dmat s,nm4 ~ AMI WIN wns t,,sv NJ w
,lesN rettinr reasiv ia keun NJ, annSIpttnont In mi
iawyors in hIa hmrrv hr t,n,,Ii 1n,Iv sror9 fhH %
tjno In say that thn nssignT1snt Hf,ia f{,rni,0ht
ycars bacls md TIC loss Gy tho rccont ire. Thn
, 1880-07-02
THE COURTS.

TEE LATE JUDGE uOOltrNa.
Tho tcsoutt0ns ut tho Liar In memory ut tnmnol H.
1O0kins wnru presented todny ta tho Circuit Cn.lst
john H. ltuRsEs pfaslilna BY Melville W. Fuller, who
moved thnt they be spread upon tho recostia.
Mf. Fuller Ra1d .judus fnHklns wns enrnsed II, act.
ivc practice a mcMbef Of this nr fur Dv4r twunty
ynnts nnd hlhlted Al the qunittics and nccunrlHh
nlld d!stinHnIs'.rd flr!At which hn wns. fit
ink he Impressed FITS bTethran nnd tho community
.n,:t Erntn"in!y With Ms c1cellohso ~ nna. nat.
win him awnvs sacnied q eof,ynco onu ti'at ,he
pnases.cd-n rnro pns+nss!nn .thnk .p1aco which
i,nreNtlt NIL nntlaF1tAndlna. the penEe OF coneccnc
VOID W Ottoman townsds tlad and mnfl.
10 but fcw weekk atncB sHathur friend ur0n tho
stsss. tu't of .,to and y,aot nnd q tat cheeinoss
snys." hale nd naH Is a tower ,lndntnlnoa7 Thn
iHsyltnEu nHMenl came. and tho ahwer full.
do nut know that tflB Hprnrynt cctednsas nf
his dstnrtsto Y g. hs depoIed Ihe prnYnt ior Dc.
tiny not fall urun tho unlrcpnsrh. nfld. humnnIy
found rHnhy. ~
WI nrf with him with sDsrow t0 cherish hin .ne,u-
nry and emulate hIs example, mil We htnU aru sUri.
mnc:! hGncc hnnpy + equally usctul knd binmclGss
those We confidently ent"rtnsn as 70 him.
, 1880-07-02
THE CANAL.
A Visit from Indignant Citizens of
Joliet,
Who Complain that the Btenohes Arc
Driving Them from Their
Homes.
Tho Mayor Promises Them Pumping
Works md All Sorts Of Things.
And Among oshers that He viii Be
Mayor for Another Term.

~
acleeotjou Of c,t,zoue from Joltct. composed
Of tho 1iou. ". q. 1,rooka y. II. nncd' q. Il.
Moody, and William Adam, and II. n. Singer,
ol Aohoht, callet upon tho Mayor yostorIay to
urge upon him tho necessity Of Mt Unce erecting
tho South Drnnch Pumping Works, for which
M a.. .,on '" o. tooss t. was INC n%o w
known
Tns WARTS AID NECESSITIES or TIE otTr lie
,,.,ns l., a,. ., nsrMEsESlsp' A., ..or,,,
wnen ~ Mons tno cana. anu onoys t.o ste.s' t.,,,
lie said Tint FOR .omo wceks re- W past tho odors bud
neen hnpearaplo aown mere, ana % .na s,,, ".a Ma
close their windows Vi do at n,sht IN ordor 10 sleep,
aa y n tne aytne r. T. ais ,n wss lmp5sSats Il 4
Ss!sa fs"s E:G Sf esaH ss% nss !,s
Ss @ y 4 .pesS 'sS StHEs re ssaaSd Pot e.
s'A tho e,!rct UPON iii tic ~ like nnd riyer Of
tImnImW water from Tho iako to tho
ilete tsous 1a npo,re f !" n.crst Tho ,npHxn vsit
ors. From tais hc Wcf,t on to assure item thnt
a that ,o ot ts efrryts rey ns INT 9aG ih
patha in, lie won't On to talk p ali aTounG WSl tho
question nt lss,lc.-tho construction Of tho pro.
pO8cu pumping ~orKs,-bnt Mna fllihlly Drought
down 70 bls!ness, when he saId that tho out
Xass @ sass M Ss;5as +: ~ 80 shat tha condition of
MANUFACTURING xsrApI1snxEsrs EnrrY1No
So. Ta1EIR oPrAL AND ANIMAL NArrHn ",
Into It, which, howevcr, WINS now being looked
#s s Sn sSSso xs % Ss e rss. i az on s5S Il xisc y
fasos t n9 ps esse fns Il h9 aa ~ S0 s ayS c 10 10
fnvor Of tho prpposod pumping works iii along
, 1880-07-02

Glve mo tho shAkers' Sarsuparlla In prefer.
Gnce to ull others.-C. Il. GnaDIsits. ~. H., Uos.
ton.
, 1880-07-02
STATI: COIJIlTS.

STATE COURTS.
james Morann besnn suit ycsterday for ED,m
aEalrst tho City uf Chicago,
Harnh Il. Smith brought suit against Abort W,
Langley, clntmlDR &l,Nn
John Ti!lntsgn commenced m action In trespnas
-
, 1880-07-02

UNITED STATES COURTS.
SAMUEL j. Hayes tlod bin ycatc ray nxainat tho
Chicago Alton linllrond Company ~ proyont thun,
patented May ~ 1d1.
, 1880-07-02

Nutrition improved, strength restored, and
dlseasc arrested by sfnlt NltterS.
, 1880-07-02

pert Testimony y; J. ". LnnR.nufr, Canadian
inspector OF Pcnal and Charitable institutions,
on Tho Prisons, Asylurns, and Public Charities
, 1880-07-02

DIVORCES.
sorhia NnsinI filed bill yesterday charc!nR that
her husband, Jn1n Sun hnd boon guilty u repeated
cruelty, md asking fur a I!ivorcc.
Judge EArnnln 1rntted a dvurCo 10 Hattie II, ISo.
banks frnm T. i. ttonnnka for Adutnry md 10 JOIpnh
l.uob from Annlo III. LOob Oh tho ground Of l1cnur-
ton, III. "'
, 1880-07-02

(tIl1EAt;U hlullAtiE To-. ~ no Ill MANDOI.PI.
MI havu tue uh1kt Waf4ru0nla Mnd tho bust fRcla4
~. ~ mo Fly ~ sLoFW furniture pnau.. 'nosetan.
01ts ot1. Iuw intes ADVANCES hlAda II dexls4d-
C1pNAuE FOit FUNnlrUKE, nUGuIEs, tsrC.i
clHapoat niia ne.t IN CITY. Advances at LOW IsE9a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27

BADGES, CAPS, SWORDS, BELTS, JEWELS.
And all that relates to the Lodge Furnishing and
Regaiia Department,
s2E- Send for prices and terms.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27
Cite g 9ailg Areus,
ROCK rsLAHD. .rIIIno1s
A Counting in the olaen Dav.

Thirty years ago Michigan people were
frank and truthful set. Strangers conld
come here and trade horses with their
eyes shut, and breach of promise cases
were unknown. Folks meant what thew
SAID, and when they gave their word stuck
! to it.
EXACTLY thirty years ago this month a
wldower from New York state appeared
In Lansing on business That same BUSH
ness carried him over to De Witt. eight
miles away. " lille On the way he stoned
at a log farm house to warm his cold
fingers. He was warmly welcomed BY the
pioneer and his wife, both of whom were
we'll along in years, and after SOM general
talk, the woman queried:
ower?"
Yes"
Did you come out hereto 6nd wife P"
Partly"
Did anybody tell you of our Susie?''
NO"
well. we've got as bouncing girl of
twenty two as you ever set eyes on. She's
good looking healthy and good tempered,
and [ think she'll like your looks"
Where is she p
Over in the woods. here, chopping
down coon tree. Shall l blow the horn
for her"
No II you'll keep an eye on my horse
III find her.
w ell. there's notbipg stuck up or af-
fected about Susie. Shell! say yes or no
as soon as she looks you over. If you
want her, don't be afraid to say So
The stranger heard the sound of her
axe and followed it. He found her lust
as the tree was ready to fall. She was a
stout, good~looking girl, swinging the axe
like man, and in two minutes no had
decided to say:
Susie. IN widower from New York
state; IN thirty nine years old, have one
child. own good farm and | want wife.
Will you go back home with me?"
She leaned on the axe and looked at him
for half minute. and then replied:
Cant say for certain. just wait till |
get these coons off my mind
She sent the tree q crashing 10 earth,
and with his help killed Eve coons, which
we're slowed away in hollow,
We'll, what do you say?" he asked, as
the last coon stopped kicking,
I'm your'n!" was the reply; "and by
the time you get back from Dewitt I'll
have these pelts off and tackled up and be
ready for preacher!"
lie returned to the house, told the old
folks that he should bring preacher back
With him. and at dusk that evening the
twain were married. Hardly an hour had
been wasted 10 counting, and yet be took
home one Of the best girls In the state of
Michigan Detroit Free Press.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27
DIR. BEECHIER.
~~A~NA - 49, -@~@@A@S
Corner Perry and Fourth SITS. Davenport, low

q.
To those persons who are subject to the follow
ing diseases, thoroughly scientific system is ad-
ylsed in which Electricity is applied for the re
OF acute and chronic diseases, by of electri-
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those conditions of the hufnan yste1n Where vi
tality deficient it acts tonic and stimulates
the organs 10 acton. 1t strengthens the nervous
system. helps tn circulation OF the blood, and
answers to all the requirements of health and
strength. Electricity in its treatment is suited IL
the most sensitive and delicate of Whatever age
infants not excepted. In the treatment of rheuma
tsm, whether acute, intlammAt0ry or chronic cleo
tricity is unr1vaied-
Para ysis. palsy, St Vitus dance. and other dis
eases saffecting the motion and sensation can be
cured by electricity.
In all cases Of nervous prostTation and general
debility electricity is certain No less potent is
its effect in the restoration OF lost vitality
To business men and persons of sedentary habits
when the system is run Gown and debll tated, the
It ives vitality TO the overworked, and acts rs
tonic to the sedentary Inclined
In all cases of the lungs, throat and chest, cleo
tricitY stands preeminent.
In all cases of diabetes, incontinence and reten-
ton of the virus or in painful or cratic urination,
electricity Is most potent in regulating the secre
tons, changing the constitution OF the fluids, ana
restoring health and vigor to the debilitateo
organs. Electricity is the ladies best friend, as
thousands of ladies testify to the wonderful l,
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those that The most scientific application OF
drugs oftened failed to reach, such as irreg
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faiuttDg, and those weakening and sickeuing SEN
Stations, painful or suppressed mtnstruatlons, ana
those diseases arising from nervous dlsarrange-
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DIR. Beechler takes pleasure in exhibiting and
explaining his new mode OF applying electrici
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invented by which electricity can be applied to
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whatever DR. Beechler fe2ls confident that Il
would be greatly to the advantage of invalids &c
call and see his instruments ana new mode of APP
plying electricity
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27

1t is marvellous how generous some pco-
pie can be with other peoples money
There is Updeeraph .an Ohio congressman.
There is nothing close, nothing penurious
about him. An associate, Fsrr OF New
Hampshire, died. leaving The pension
com mittee to mourn. 1t was the generous
Updegraff's notion that something hand.
some should be done for the window in the
case. Farr was not only coneressm an in
fact, bat a congress man elect, There
were proceedings for paying representa-
tivo's heirs, when death overlook him. for
the unexpired portion of his term: but
that wasn't SIS muniicent a scheme as
UpdegEaff, the lavish. would devise for
the family of his friend and associate.
Farr He brought in his little resolution
directing the payment Of his salary not
only for the balance of the next congress
Ten thousand and odd dollars were to be
given away. as Updeeraff exnIaiu:d, as
public testimonial OF the pension com
mittees esteem and veneraiien for their
late associate. Immediate passage of
the resolution was asked. but the hesrtless
speaker, Mr. Randell, sent it to the COM
mittee on appropriations: - Chicago Times.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27

Combined with PHOSPHO-NUTRT
a scientidc presentation of soluble wheat phos-
pilates exactly they exist naturally in the grain,
and are needed for perfect health in the Human
System.
Fact God Liver OIL is conceded to be the Con-
sumptive' q most valuable assistant
Fact MANY patients cannot bear the ordinary
Cod Liver Oil on account of sensltiveness OF the
stomach.
Fact 3-Phillips' Cod LIVER OH lie the purest
bland Norwegian variety, and Is selected for fte
unusual medicinal efficacy.
Fact4-Philips' Oil and Phospho- tritine com +
bined is really pdlatable and Is reshed ana easily
retained by the most delicate
Fact 5-This combination with Phospho-Nutrl-
line imparts the Goa Liver Oil curative ana re
storative property and power which seem myste-
tious, but which are in reality purely scientific.
These Five Facts suggest the reasons why ph1l-
.ips' PalatabIe Cod Liver OIL Com D1ned with fhos-
pho-Nutritine effects such invariably happy re
suits in Consumption, Emaciation, wasting, Scr3I-
ula Tickets and Wea knesses and Diseases OF the
Lungs; also, for Nursing Mothers.
Free from any nauseous taste or smell, misclble
in water. perfectly assimilable, and containing
remedial properties never before attained IN neo-
tcine this preparation is submitted with commence
to patients and physicians. Price 81 per bottle'
bottles for S.
Physicians are Invited to send fo- explanatory
circular to C. 81. Phillips, Manufacturing Chemist,
Plat Street, New York
For sale by ali Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27

The ARGUS JOB PRINTING ROOMS,
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27

The II aiu cause of nervousness IS indigss-
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the blood, and keep the liver and kidneys
active to carry off all the poisonous and
waste matter of the system See other
column.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27
STOCK SPECULATION.

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27
Gu Il z 8

DUEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA, DIPH-
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Do not delay, but try it
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application by mail
A trial will benefit you. We guarantee satisfac-
tion money refunded. 80 cents and ST bottle.
Trial Bottles, CSC. Sold by all Druggists.
SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY,
Proprietors, 237 Broadway, New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-27
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