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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

p.clse eou,pon and vrcferrsd. and Wabash. each
!. !. chesapeake and Ohio, Northwest. and Manhat-
e. elevated. each So; @, @. and ]. c. Cleveland
arS PittshufR, Lake Erie and Western,
Esv.Jerscy Central, Erie preferred. and Ohio
ana Misslsssppi. each l9i Western union,
s O.. c., c. and L hsd St Psul, each q; Chicago
sna Anon, Delaware and Hudson, Louis
vills and Nashville. Kew-York Elevated,
BEADING. and Iron Mountain, each 1; Canada
Southern. IL, st. Paul and Sioux City, ias;
Delaware, Laokawanna and Western. Nashville.
Chsttsnooga and Sc Louis, and Canton each
Houston and Texas, 22a; Alton and
Ferre Hauts, ga; and Alton and Terro
Haute preferred per cent Advances
wabash preferred and United States Express each
Il: Michigan Central. 81; Hannibal and st. Joseph
common and preferred, American Express, and
Wells. Fargo & Co. each L; and Ontario and West
erp, % per cent.
Government bonds we're dull, but prices were all
higher. The transactions at tho Boards covered
50. 600 coupon 6s Of 1880 Mt 1914 $4,000 eou-
pom 81 at 1883 and $4,000 registered at 1925,
and $40 900 Registered A. ct 1914. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-HF rELEaRApa

BUFFALO April observation-disclosures to-day AO4s ham,
week thus far 0675 head for the anna tme
last week B769 head cens Rne through 405 cara, naf
Dull and i0e lower Hight attendance Of Eastern buyers
sales Of Exra steers for export a 90 5 Good Al
81 4GS4 D5 Fam % Medium IS 80 S4 20 Light Butehers
81 6S3 Mixed ButcherB', fair demand AZ eStF3 So
sockes and FEEDERS steady with gOOd demand az 81
EXTTa Feeders, e. 1884 20.
SHEEP AND tAlna Aeceipts today. 1900 head total
the tua far, 100 head, for the time Week
5000 head; consigned through II tbs grAes arc
disposed Of but the prospects look bad sales OF 70 Good
Clipped Sheep at 5Gf5 40 GOOD Wco sheep, IS.
today $500 heads Tor tho week thus
far 49, $50 hea for thO tno last week ID
CONSUMED through 81 market fairly active
higher sales q liant Mixed e e. 5Oa$ 9si Good ChOioe
e. eos % Tor Medium and Hoayy, "a 1904 S5 Extra
PhiladelphaE.85; FAg Pira O. iO99I2a. -
CHICAGO April 26.-nods-lLecelpta $1,000 head, aAiD.
nenlS 800 hsad market steady and hrmqr for al LEhl
PaekfaG e. a02G1 AOs Heavy, 81 1884 10
cEFFLE-ResspeA L3O0 headi sbipnnta 1900 head
Chunky Fat pfls steady win fair deaEna otbers duh
nl01ty q ENF Wue % Ne market ShfppmGSS s0os3 t0h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

tanss e "a Butshss. sasss s0 stOoRets ana Feeders,
smRFgRsoofbrS 500 head Shipments $40 bead. maEkes
Gm quality goods no poor grades ere quoted ~ 20 goo
ne yogsaars london asgatqs sys, cattle active and
81 L6ulE ApEa 26Roos- steady and acttyes YoFkeIs,
- 2o194 %; Ba1on, 81 25etf y6s Bute1ef9 3a0A 20
Seseee s. 4oS9t 90 Rough M4ed g s9Ss4 Is FecegsS
CArnF-Roak but fairly aotITss Choice shipping steers
81 70daAS6 GO0a to Prma - 250Sk 90 Itgt shipping
and Butcher1 Staer e. 1884 Cows aud Hefer 81 Boa
SO -; Feeding SIeeT9 So 1884 9Oca e. 706e5 20
Geipta, $500 head sdDment4 600 head
SHsRP-Scaroe and wanted Pair 10 Fancy, s. b0D46s .
sheared Sheep $685. % roeept COO head shipmert $50
head. .r
EAST LmEBTH Peun.. April 26.-CATTIK-ReceiptS 34S1
had OF through 0S7 Of local pieces l0G16e lower
HOGS Recelpts. 7,425 head PhaheDhas. q sSSe%9S
workers.. 81 5O6SA 80.
snREP-ReceDtH. 1900 head pieces 100 lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

Futures active. closing firm 81 an advance rs ~ ~
Way iIEeSiis5 June lissSiiSe july ilssSIS 10
fHnssHs saosSls1s rH5isRHeG5
I%a.E hg1g sa aay ss IaSs fes n July &e
J,S1.1 9o'pSs Taa5s soass
prices for eenractsAptL NAY lIs4 June II 9s
lE os.s5e Eoyem6Sr 9gSfos
SaSTh i SSp better
Win the and On osSns e
saies 900 bills including 4SOO bbs Mipnesota Extra At
E. aos y e g 'S l %0 Dol. ~
S ads s s 6 SIS So ae9
Ss q S sG and lS Ssa o TO- aSssi
& iS .sss so s. cSS$55
60 Fan Extra state q 7o3sG So Sooo o Fl9e{ p %
Eoase Hoop oo Il Is Good GsS,.s Az IS 50
s9Ee Ezra &c v g SS d. ysDr: q
TSSs 7o 81 LOUIS Common ram Ezra 81 7SgsS
Ea 20 G Patent 50 vots Extra SO cona
70 o ee at IS ssss5 81 Good
% ciocs IS 65sS5 90; Oh9ee e Fancy sGSs7 oRYE
stesdT adv yellow Wossns sales
500 Ss BTpS Eire n better irregular and
uSsOtcd light export demand brisk bushes, on sPeGTa
sSs BUSH future iOSO6o bush prompt delivery
s lPSans Arc sans = NU kS
SS White 4 No2 2etes 2g No. eGs e %pr 81 5sss 49,
closing 81 Ssis do. NAV, 81 2srssi 80 eod.g 81 g.
vi %it s %pr f. 81 1' sSss RS osnG s. 3 DO May
S s GS% q aoda for SG Canada and Y cult
sales 1909 bush Tworowed state 6bc F0nnIQwed S3t1
S Sass .s 1895 S SS
PEAS more active sales 1000 bush. Prime In house Sfc
delivered 80, CORN Market AsC1c lOwer moderate export
and home trade demAnd good business on s2ecnay' &C
count rather steady sales 1000 bush tuur
prtnupt delivery including Ungrded western
aEsS SiH So &Slts &c. Mixed Xp
Nav S7c Including deliverable LIST 10 10th May
al ISJc. No. Mixed June. 47c. do. July, 4l4pi1
OATS about 0C lower cosi1g dun sales $4,000 5psh
No White A7di lae; Mixed Western, 4l6l3ac; White
DO I3H52c; Mixed stao. 43c; White do, 49952c includ
inc On OO0 hush NO April. 40 dsc...FEED firm;
Coarse S2A 5 Fine 500 PER ton Exports from seven
seaports for the week ended Fill "a, 1880.
Flour. wheat, corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
MONDAY. April &c. 1880.

AsHEs-ouiek unchanged -
191so: Fair, IL 10lAac Good 1DU1bSct frlme 1op0
16sse; Fair TO Coed Santos 14s0l1e DGs
Rlo ez "ctfy Of JaDeiro sol ex Wy @
m rst hands III ports 95 BAGS inSlndlng lZy5S99
bags here total United states supply, 674935 oae MIA
Grades In fair demand foZ LAguaYn and more eteao
81 0Sc; MAfacabo 13Dl7o Laguayrn 130I4a0i fnfther
OGO baGa LaauRyra EecG' in addition 20 the
6,iou baga reported Saturday private terns- .
COTTOH-Sp0t Cotton higher and 1alrY eeuye
36t2 bales ara Saturday EVENING" inelndg
Sl1O and 1852 for spinning DELIVERED On enae
100 bales; receipts at tho pors today SSiI bales Asn
o29l bales this day last week and sO26 Lass wear sneo
septsmbsr bales against 42sSoAO baes durnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
RnRnpEAS RINAnnIAL NfARKErsL

LONDON Avrn pCsAsois. e3isIs fer money! and
nDl,s o. q. bon4a Vow hVos 10Aa; Atlantic
and rsas Weon 1FHk martGAeo trustees osEe0ste 1875;
DO. seoona 0s, Ere A4S Rennsytvsnla CentTa b6%s
New.York CenzFnl 1854
LONDON Apx 99-9 n-PAE1s aavi6es ouOto three per
renIosa u
LoNpoH ATEfs Se-4 ,. D-Asiantgs and Great Western
rst MORTGAGE &nsteoa oeIteoapes, 74e Brio, 44 The
bmeuaF 6slien WthaFnwn from sho Bank Of England
bAknco to-day n 06Oo0 Pnre aayioos three
eeltes a. 81 nkzos 10 azs1tnes or TIE neoOunk
HED1M ApFu 92--Tne AtataEsag lmp8rtn Bank Ut
Germany sssss an issrssss = sDsoIs 81 6So6O00 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
HORSE MARKET

The Iecoigs q hoes yeZy large from oil parA Of mo
country and sellers cannot prevent
continues fair and prices hrm but dealers think break s i'm
mnent there Is not let up tn the supply before long
railroad companies have nearly horses al
they will this aprDg aad IL though Sc would DO
serious question bsforo long whns y do with
the enormous QUANTITY Of ordinary horses which
which take certain amount % these ali tho lime but
this the supply 70 DO LARGELY OF the do
mand. Good, BervicCable huEiness Ia
bauRht 1900 per head arr saialie a. sc -
heavy draft Horses and hno coach RnimhlB
grades being Mr. T. Eaat shipped Lot Of Is ypry
stylish coach HOrsea 70 London tho steamer Holland
b sano or weak @' -NN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

st Pall Minneapolis nd nsIib
Railway CslDanBS
First Mortgage sinlirs Yuaa I RI Css1
Lsaa Grant Gold Bonds

IN conformity Win he provisions Il t2s cseses pesseR
,ses hereby xs notice shas log sssas g slo1 ssek y
nsss 1e.on were tAss dsg IN zfy s11
W1fout pfBf6fpntD
fedempthn 10 lG1 aes1nAE nfrss< n2xo&
% the money! pledged frsIe x9
and available for thai a<n64 lrsn 1X
hs pas9 On Rrsssn,atgn az ne oa1ce q u xeHNH0t
CO, % Wul4me1 NoHY0rk and the hoGex4 EbaoooI ~
hereby notified THAI thsy sh1gd Be presented bols8 -
July next IS after that date ntsress wa esss - 1ko14
thereon. "a ~ Il. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

In London, tbs markets for British oonsels and
United states sSnas arc atsass wOssSi ZOE Hne
States s. are at 102 the 41ss ct II1os and the Is
at ,109cs Erie shares are z lower at ~ ~.
atlantic ATT O' aud f' Gross Western arsts advanced
from 7sI9 20 741s. and the seconds from sea to
syly g was higher Il 5eS. Reading 2 higher
ut 34si, and Central snd Hudson u higher At 1856
The Bank Of England tSdSy ss E csG TO, od rom
The The Railroad Equipment Company gives notice
Of the payment OF al coupons and she prinepai OF
Attontlcn Is directed 70 the advertisement of
M.ssrs. Clark, Post & Martin; who age Offering for
sale the Car Trust per cent bonds OF the Railroad
The treasurer Of Kings County to-day received
5as for pT cent S S1 Ts yssS o.
at from 10216 70 10855. The awards made
saoys r. ssh sr0OkyD BANK
tare's Sons $4,000 at 105.579;
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported:
g g.a ss Inc . assss
LOUISVILLE AND EAsnVILLB
.s 81, & lsss Inc Inc s sss3ss
or. LOUIS AHD RRANcIsco.
g 2s ssSs EG: s;ss
MINNEAPOLIS AND ". LoUrS
1879 1880.
Jan. 70 April IT, lss.sS6 lS5.S1S inS 5o1,'SOSS5
The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this both day Of April were:
rour oo. E' Tss "a ssss f iSss DG $50
Wheat bush-.. 19A9D0 n1al9 $4,000 l8OO
S S ss:S ' slsS SsSS R R&2S '3s SS
1sss s ssss siSs ssS Ss7J2 lsSS6o sASSS
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are a. follows:
55.ss EsiiTee7c s 7 ssss SssSosds
49, sssa 1865 SSS sss fsss i5S slss SSsS
iys Sush;:..- [SO6 5000 ...... 1905
Tsssi Suss- ISiSioos 7aSSo ssxiSS >4SG1SS
Tho following were the sseeIpts aud shipments
ct snd from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
cnioeeo. NSwankes. ohieaso GITsaToe.
Tlerr. bbls.-.----. AzT< &.sV0 7,277 a4OO
wh.A.. eusA. -. 1850 1890 2OI27i 1880
Sern. bnss.....- seS7ss 1900 MS982 :.;:;
s Oe1e oasa-.-.--- fezeS oxly 11I.l10 b,lOO
b! !:s - -: 81: $! S s$$
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending April 20, 1850.

BEEVRS-Roe61 Yesterday and today lBD ear
loads al Jersey Clty and 173 6th making 6IOi
head agatst e37 hsad sS Monday Tho paat
week 3a2haR1 more than last week and 1855 head
than ne corresponding week ias year. Tho largo
I've auxtnG tho week WoreI Il. 27l7
head l. WeiXel, 2205 head NJ. GOdsmiih, $40 head;
Iazsph 823 hAad Mayer HaQonstein B9l
sogs 6sShsea g. W AllsEtaa $50 heaaI n Meyer, 4s2
hred =. Sansels S2l head r. s. Hoeonfha, 472 mead.
Expcgis npF ne week as folgwsI BY r. O. Eastman
3g I've eatILe en1 go I'VE sheep W.Es gcdsmtn. o.
Joseph Eastman. 1874 quarters q Bee and HOO carosssei
g Mutton Sherman 0.asst Loco quarters
dressed HaWf d: ToGey q Co, LOIS quarters
O. Hsef eoeNalaaea u Mutt0n and 100 Dressed Hogs;
n.s.asesx fss Rye sheep A. q outteseridee 60, 40
tsea1 II la70 i've cssfs 1850 qGarters *
N.s a5ss gsS snssR goa s.EcaaseS g Mntssn 800 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
corroy MAnKE1s-gY TRLE0RApH

llvERPOUl- April 26-l2:3O D. NJ Cotton nrmer adiinR
9Ss G g'oR 4& s1por ESse
ahds Mtdnng elause Aprl delivery 6aasd; do, APrl
nd az delivery gs7asd 9s9 G5sI DO May and Juno 70
July and Augusr delivery Gsi do August and Septem
delivery 6iasH also Sgd d. October November
livery GhG also s7lad do December and January delivery,
April 2Sza TInS sgTS of the day e.
ding clause Juno and July delivery sDsad ,,..,.
Low MiddhnG clause. NAV and June delivery DO,
june and July delivery. esDt DO October and November
Apr! 6c6 g1iet HG ,rs 1 low
BAIriyoGI, April 9G.-Coton quiet; MidnE. 11Te: Low
o rs eass , esp2TI % eS So m Sa S'' COAST
BOSTON April 2g.Cofton dun; MIadInG i2e.; Low MID.
sIpoTs 70 Great Britain GbS bates; stSeE bates
MIadns &c. GOOD Ordinary sc TSc5ipI 5aS
exports cOastWse 636 bes ales 400 bales stock 1888
Ot uclSyAT April steady NladllDs llsc Low
Sismonfa l. ~ baies SaioG 6aies stoc aO33 5So
Spr ood ofSargg n1 oc net T:CsS 5o
5aeS exports tho Continent 1889 bales sales 075 bales
IoUlsTIH Anil 2scottO duh; Midalins. 11se.
ceips Sg bales Shpment 2LyO 6ales Aalcs 1900 b'esi
NOZZLE April s-co,ton quiet; MiaanE II 4c; Low MA.
sRP6 coSs AZ Ta sales 100 siOoS
fsEwoalGLSs April 2O-COttOn firm, MlddlnE. NE.
Low aiddlns II & doOd Ordinary lO9 neL receipts l36
bales RrOas 4.705 bAies; exports 70 Great Britain 800
baSs to France $50 Sales 1900 bales stock lo005O
bales . ,,,,,,, go.
receipts 955 bales exports cOlstwlse 100 baoS saleS 2os
baes: stock, 19021 bale9.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2B-Cotton nrlnj MlddIflG 12Aci
Hr SS ss o 4S 'S 20 TsSE B 6Seap Sales
Zlp balas spinnor6 10 bales stock, 1901 balee-
SAVANNAH. April 2G-CottOn quteti AiddhnR i1seg Low
NlddinE IL a3c doOd ori1ary, lO1e nss receipts 2Vl
bales exports 2s2 baesi aeea 100 baes stock
10,A7o baleA ...
sT LOUia April 26.-CoTton firm, unchnngedi Mldfllng
Nc. Alddng IL sc. Good ordinary lOSo; reeelpts
go bAles5 SaeA 1860 baesG stock
6S,777 bales. ,.
o Low MiddiDg lO7sC, Good Ordinary l0Se; exports
cOastWise, ~ bales stock, 1884 baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
PAINT cr-oTI,a MAnxRr

30 d. az NJ, Is. Frs.,sz cs.a Msss
- wtzAont ehanaA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
EUROpEAN uARKEra.

LIVERPOOL, April 20.-Pork-Pums Mess Eastern. ateady
at 7O Westeiu, steady at 06. Bacon Cumberland Cut
steady at $40 Short RID, steady o. 81, Lonz Clear.
81 3D. Short Clear Aoady nc 3500 Hln3LOnf Qua
Affaer AGA sh0ulderA dali 25 Beef-India Meas,
dan s0 Extra MesA steady az S9 Prime Mesa d9l at
7bf, Lari-prime Western dull at 37lBd Tal0W-Pnmo
City dun - ssi0d TuFpsntins -spr,s d1h g SSi.
American Choice hrmer w 90 LsFd OIL dan et Sg'
dnli AZ Dgd; SPRING NO z. dun aL 102d New WIN.
ter Western, dull az 10Bd, New southern Winter dun
M i0iid Corn-Mfred Ola. dun 90 B3'sds Nov Mixed,
duh Ct DSyd. cOtSonseed ouIYelDw AmsEiesa' n9Rs
urpentine BBirits as London, dull 1t SIC Roeeipts o.
Wheat for the Weof fUm Atlato P0ra S2oOO 9tai from
63,0O0 ora. -. -. -. II, -, 49,, -. -. -.
American.
LONDON April 20-A ,. mIAaseed on. e2e 1oi per ton.
LIVERPOOL April &C. 5;i0 p Spirits Of Turpcutme, sa
IoEDox, Avzn ge-As shs wool SaOs TITS evening RSOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
SlHanr,al.

A Ill STOCKHOLDERS of GERMANIA and
n HIgHGATE PETROLEUM. co. can or write 70 JnO.
PnNDIR 10 Br0adst stOckhodegs bring stock
4 LII whs are Interested in railroad business
MANAc Cor 1880. now ready price IS cents By mail
RANKERS and CAPITALISTS viii want to
United sPanSs ana eo is
20 cents. BY mail.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUL
Chicago Milwaqkee and 81 Paul Raway Company. known
asd that on pTesenng their bonds at the ONCE OF s com.
Rsn NO SO he bonds win BE- stamped rsdeSs1g
win thereafter be EpeTn as Beads
and p aSn'0n Visx mHf
nENVER and RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
MENT COMPANY COUPONS, que May l. 1880. will be paid &C
--On'' DanA VI %iILiSM J. IL PALMER President
Gas STOCKS.
an XeyYork and BEOeklyn Stocks and also all kinds
: -.'D-.,I aE0RSE Il PRESTIss. d brOadst N Y.
GAS STOCKS g. City r. r. & Loans Impvt
GWYNNE Il DAY, As WalI-st, New-York
N established 1881. transact . general BANKING and
BrokeraEe Business in Hallway shares, Bonds &C., &c
MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY of n. J.
Holders Of Third Mortgage Bonds Common Debts and
Stockholders OF tho NEwJERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY
COMPANY can fund same into Income Bonds OF the MID
LAND RAILROAD COMPASYo Of NewJersey on the FOL.
lowing terms VIZ:
debt holders and third mortgage bOndholders will
receive % IN Income Bonds Glass and
in Income Bond Glass b. on paymentof 10 cent
men and stockholders paymentof Is cent THIS Offer
will remain only until holders OF ST. 000 of
claims have paid asRpssments
Those holders who do not avail Themselves Of tho above
exchange thor debts and Third Mortgage
Bonds for Income Bonds Class T. payment II cent
and payment of 10 cent assessment on or
before May prodmO
an claims AGAINST tho NeWJersey Midland Railway Com
the undersigned before April
30 veriGcaOn. Holders paw asscssinSns az
acove ia scrip provided Balestier All
debts third mortgage bonds and
setsd accordance With the plan OF re0Rg0niZat0n
before April ~, lSsu, OF b excluded.
BY STdeE VI the executive Committee,
CHARLES PARSONS, Treasurer,
No. SO Pfne-sk
h.RW-YoRK, April 3 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

UEnED STATES EXPRESS CoMPASY,
TREASURES OFFICE 50 BROADWAY. I
NEW YORK April 10, 1880. }
rUNHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
1890. THEO. ,. WOOD treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
DiDi6fua Not,.es

all COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., and tho
N PRINCIPAL OF ALL BONDS due on that data.
issued rR III RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY,
will be paid on after that date &C the Offices OF
ola RK, POST 4 MARTTN 81 PInest, RewYofk.
E.W. CLARK & CO., SO South 3dst, Philadelphia
April Ii, 1885, II. A. W. POST Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

DRANCH OFFICE of the Texas Central
ID Railway Company Houston Texas. 2ist April 1891
Coupons OF Texas Central Est MORTGAGE Bonds duo May
1870 viii by JOHN J. CISCO 81 SON No 90 all
81. N, Y. i. W. CAVE. Treasurer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Greatest Remedy Known.

IT. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption is certainly the greatest
medical remedy ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thou
sands of once hopeless sufferers. now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery to which they
owe their lives. Not only does it
positively cure Consumption. but
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hay Fever, Hoarseness and all affec
tiOns of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
yield at once to its wonderful curative
powers as if by magic. We do not ask
you to buy a large bottle until you
know what you are getting. We
therefore earnestly request YOU to call at
your Druggist u SpeidePs and get a
trial bottle free of cost which viii con-
vince the most skeptical of its wonder
derful merits, and show you what a
regular one dollar size bottle win do.
For sale by G, Speidel.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
The 9ailg Arsns.
SOCK rsLAED, ......rIxxuoIs

Hon. William H. English of Indiana,
who has been prominently mentioned for
the Democratic presidential nomination
was interviewed by reporter for the New
York Herald and in reply to q question
whether there was no danger of like
fraud being perpetrated by she Republi
cans in 1881, as was commented in 1876
answered promptly and vehe-
mently: God has not breathed
the breath of life into the nostriIs of
the man or set of men, who can again
thwart and defeat the fairly and legally
expressed will of the people-mark thatl'
That's the sort of music-it has the
ring of true metal. and voices the senti.
ments of every true Democrat in the coun-
try. IF the Republican managers think it
safe TO attempt repetition of the electoral
swiudle of 1876, let them try it on, and
they will find that vengeance was never
more quickly meted out, than it would be
IN such au emergency.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Grants Grimes Against His Country
and Against Indiana.

New YORK San.
Apart from the third term objection
there are reasons enough why Gen. Grant
should not again be elected President, Ii
any voter entertains a doubt of this, let
him read the article on the Indian Ring
and Its Unpublished Grimes. which We
print in to-day's sam.
The exact form of swindiing which
made the Tweed Ring 10 this city imam
Gus Ewas adopted by the Indian Ring
under Grant.
a much larger amount OF supplies was
recel pied for than was delivered. and the
surplus money went into the pockets OF
Grants pet knaves-incIuding his own
brother and his Secretary of War. Gen.
Belknapl
But lad the account all through. It
will not warm into increased activity your
disposition to place again the Office of
President IN the hands of a man who
fathered such corruptioDs 1t is a sicken>
ing story. ending with the untimely and
not guiltless slaughter of the chivalrous
Custer. But it is true.
Better be Custer dead than Grant
alive and when you read this story. you
will say sol
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
criertal Cram, cr 8 agic Beautiher

crie1tal Cream, CT 1agic Beautiher
ELECTS clear, tran parent complexion. free IRON
Tan Frpckleg or Moth Patches and for this rea-
son. as well or the innocence and purity OF he
Ingredients. has long maintained & prominent
place in public estimation and III ladies' boudors
We have thousands OF testimonials to this effect
from distinguished artists and celebrated bellies
Every woman should be beautiful, just ae every
N IN should be dutiful. To insure this, the hu-
man face diyine'' must be free from all spots OF
hiemish Nothing will do this well and so
harmIess1y as Gouraud's Cream, Accept no Cream
of similar name Endorsement of Gonraud's ORR
entail Cream by the distinguishen DIR. l.. A Ssyre
A lady of the haul ton, patient of DIR. Sayre,
discoursing on the use of cosmetics, he remarked
10 the iady:-.'As You ladies will use them, Tree
ommend tGouraud's Oriental the least harmful
of all skin Preparations Praise from Sir II bert
is praise indeed ENDORSED by the fashionable
wor d. NINE. NJ. b. Il. GoUhAUn,
Sole Proprietor, No. As Bond street New DIX
Sold by ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
CUTICURA SOAP
Superior to ANY.

CHAs. DENIM, Druggist,
First Place, cor. Court Street.
Brooklyn, March 4, 1879.
can cheerfully speap of the healing quantities
of your CUTICURA SOAP. and its perfume Is super
Tor to any of he standard sOad low in
CHAS. DENIM.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-22
Lilly White, for the Complexion

Rendering It smooth and snowy white. Price, IS
cente per box.
ITALIAN INDICATED SoAP.-Cures Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Ring Worms. Flesh Worms Chafed
and Chapped face and hands. and good shaving
compound. Price, 35 cts per cake.
PoUDRE SUBTLE. er DEPILAToRY PowDER.-Re-
moves hair from low fOreheads, upper lips arms
aud hands, &C. instantaneously, on single applica-
ton, and positively without injury to the skin.
Price, 81 per bottle.
LIQUID VEGETABLE RoUeE.-Imparts delicate
roseate tinge TO the complexion closely imita-
ting nature as to defy detection and immovabIe by
rubbing with cloth o. handkerchief. so is a bottle
NINE Nj b. T. GoURAnD.
Sole Proprietor, As Bond St. New York.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.