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SUSPECTED WIFE poIsoXEn.
A phlraderphi. Physician Under a clio.

A Philadelphia bysicinn Under Cloud.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April l0.-A promin-
ent physician Of this city was arrested
this morning upon the charge of having
caused the death Of his wife by poison.
An investigation was held by Coroner
Gilberta at o'clock this afternoon. About
week ago Mrs. Elizabeth Goerson, wife
Of DR.. G. F. Goerson, homeopathic physi-
clan, died at her husbands residence
on Cumberland street, and suspicion
was excited from the fact that no certiR.
cate oil her death was reported TO the
Health Officer. Mrs. Goerson was pos
sessed OF fortune in her own right, and
yesterday will. the contents Of which
cannot at present be procured, was pre-
sented at the Office Of the Register OF
Wills for probate. The Register refused
to accept the document because a brother
OF the dead woman, Mr.. Jas. N. Lander.
OF West Philadelphia, has filled caveat
which was to stand against any will Of
fered.
This proceeding heightened the suspicion
OF foul play which had already been
strengthened by post norton examination
OF the body OF the deceased. Since then
chemical analysis OF the stomach has
been made and white arsenic has been
found in the woman's stomach. DR.. Goer-
sen, when arrested, said the officers would
find that they were mistaken in supposing
him to be murderer.
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SrrAMpoAr AcorDENr.-Yesterday eve

STEAMBOAT AccTDEST.-Yesterday even.
ing about $50, while the towboat Dexter
was at the foot Of Fourteenth street, Capt.
J. II. Brown, Of Pittsbureh, fell from the
fantail into the water, and being struck by
the wheel was rendered insensible. Some
little delay resulted, and in the confusion
incident 20 getting out the yawl the Cap
sain might have drowned, and 1t was fully
I'VE or six minutes before the yawl picked
him up. Hewa taken on board still in
sensible and messenger sent for physi-
clan. The man met enc Of our doctors,
who refused TO go unless security was put
up for his iee. Another less exactinR man
was found and the Captain attended 10,
His injuries are not Of q fatal nature,
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Brown's Household pnnaccs

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. viii most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly
Relieve Pain, whether chronic or acute,
than any other pain alleviator, and It Is
warranted double the strength Of any sim
liar preparation.
It cures pain in the Side, Back or Bow
els, Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache,
and all aches, and Is The Great Reliever
Of Pain. Browns Household Panacea"
should be in every family. A teaspooniul
OF the Panacea in tumbler OF hot water
(sweetened, II preierred), taken at bed
time, will break up cold. 25c bottle.
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River News.

iNtE Neubs
The marks last evening indicated 8
feet 5 inches.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual Saturday.
Mr.. Dick McCully now occupies the po-
sition at Booth & Sons boat store former
ly held by Commodore "Jelly" Battelle.
The Andes is due to-day from Cincin-
natl, and will return tomorrow evening at
the usual hour. Captain Charley Muhle.
man commands, and Clerk Ed. Muhle-
man presides at the office.
Captain John B. Lukens has bought Mr..
Henry Seamon's interest in the Pres
Ellison.
icy Telesnph.l
MEMPHIS, April 11.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River falling. Departed: ].
B. Maude, Vicksburg; Golddust St.
Louis.
CHcSSArr, April l1.-Riyer % feet
5 inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived: Granite State, st. Louis.
Departed: Granite State, Huntington.
New ORLEANS, April 11.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived: Paris @. Brown,
Cincinnati; Grand Lake No. 2 and barges,
and John Means and barges, St. Louis Q.
4. Klaud and coal tow, Louisville.
EVANSVILLE, April 1l.-River % feet
and falling. Weather clear and cool. Up:
Pittsburg, 1dlewild, Virgie Lee. Down:
Springer, Clifton, Grey Eagle. The U. P.
Schenck is at the foot Of the dam on the
island with broken shaft
CAIRo, April 1l.-Riyer 81 feet inches
and falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
44o. Arrived: Belle Memphis, St. Louis;
Golden, City Cincinnati; A. P. Silver, st.
Louis; Gray Hound, Memphis. Departed:
Bigley, st. Louis; Annie P. Silver, New
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 11.-River 10 feet
inch and falling in canal; s feet on falls.
Business good. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived and departed: Charles Morgan,
Cincinnati and New Orleans; Vint
Shinkle, Cincinnati and Memphis; Gaff,
Memphis and Cincinnati; Sunbeam, Gin.
cinnai and Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, April ll.-Riyer risen Q inches,
Is feet 0 inches by gauge. Weather clear,
cool and windy. Arrived: Helena, Vicks.
burg; Carrier, Pittsburgh. Departed:
Iron Mountain and barges, New Orleans.
The towbOst Iron Mountain OF the
Mound City Transportation Company, left
here to-day for New Orleans, with 10000
bushels OF bulk corn, one OF her barges,
the Grand Republic, having 100000
bushels on board. The freight receipts
amount to $4,000.
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Calarrh of the BLADDER Cured.

HENRIETTA, Monroe Co., N. Y, Jan. s.
Il. II. WARNER & Co.-GESTLEMEN:-I
am man ~ years OF age, have lived in
Monroe comfy, N. Y, most OF my life, and
believe there is no man Of my acquaint.
ance who would doubt any statement
might make. have been a terrible sui.
ferer Of Catarrh OF the Bladder for years.
Hearing Of number oil cures from the
use Of your remedy, and alter taking a
few bottles Of your Safe Kidney and Liv.
er Cure, was not only relieved, but
found myself cured.
rrh&s. THOMAS OWENS.
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PRRsoNAI.-Theodore Boyd, local editor
of=the Parkersburg Sentinel Is at the New
Mcclure.
Mr.. James Mathews, Of North Wheel
ing, Is confined to his residence by very
dangerous illness.
Charley Mathews, Of Superintendent
Barrett's office, p, @. & St L. railroad, al
Dennison, Is at home for brief visit.
Major Tom Norton will 90 10 Colorado
the present week.
W. O. Handlan, Esq, returned from
Columbus Saturday night.
Col. VIM. Keyser, Second Vice Presi-
dent OF the B. & o. <. R. Co., was in the
city Saturday.
Col. T. II. B. Haase and Capt. John T.
Lane, are the most urbane emigrant agents
in the West.
The following were among the arrivals
at the New M'Lure House yesterday: ].
H. MouIton, Itonton; W. S. Rayenscraft,
Middlebourne, Chas. Goodwin, Jr., Balti.
more; A. Newburger and w. A. Dillon,
New York; George Il. Cronie, Philadel-
phia; Henry A. Kitching, Detroit; @. Il.
Beattie, st. Louis; II. s. Brown, Mounds.
villa; F. Sanderson, Stdte Jottrnal, Indianap-
oils.
Among yesterdays arrivals at the
StGmm were: L. Al. Childs, New York I;
O. A. Cline and wife, Centre View; John
7. Hechmer, Petersburg; ]. L. Boardman,
McKeesport; A. W. Hall, Wellshurg; T.
A. A. Owens, Seneca Falls, NY; Wilbur
7. Leeds, Camden, MI. D, ]. McDaid,
Sac City, Iowa.
Col. I. N. Ford and Capt. 7. Bratt,
sheriff and deputy sheriff OF Preston coun.
ty, have rooms at the Stamm.
Jerry Flynn, Division Superintendent OF
Telegraph B. 4 o. trains, Ohio Div, twas in
the city yesterday.
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ST. ALPHoSsus FAIR.-The contests
taking up the time OF Saturday night, all
the many fine, useful and desirable arti.
cles yet remain TO be disposed Of For
this purpose the fair Is announced TO con.
tinue throughout this evening, when II
will certainly wind up, and all articles be
snmmarily sold or rafiiad. Vlewig's Or
chestra will be in attendance, and doors
open % usual att o'clock, T"
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NV YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-Dates
OF Monday, April5, from New York, quote
Southern vegetables as follows: Florida
cucumbers per crate, s5n6; string beans,
Florida, per crate, g 25a3 90; Southern
asparagus, Ssal2 per dozen punches; Char.
lesion green peas, 81 50A2 90 per crate
Florida tomatoes, 40caSl 25 per peck box
Florida potatoes, choice, 81 per Dbl; Char.
lesion strawberries l0A20c per quart.
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By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with q
steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar, o.
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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Mas. SAVAGE, having just returned from
the East, is prepared to accommodate her
patrons, In style, taste and work, with the
latest fashions, TO be seen at her rooms.
She would call special attention TO her
system Of fitting, which has given the
greatest satisfaction. Having procured an
increase OF competent hands, she can in
future promise punctuality and prompti-
tude. She would invite her friends in
town and country to call on her. Resi-
dence, No. 11o2 Main street, corner Eley-
enth street,
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Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by worms.
Browns Yermifuge Commits, or Worm
Lozenges, although effectual in destroy.
ing worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians, and found to be absolutely
sure in Graduating worms, so hurtiul to
children. Twenty-Five cents box.
rnrhAa
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TKE oousTs.-svraEM1 CSvET or Az
iHAIs-JnSgs Grna, EaWsnd, R.os and
Jehntoa.
This Court me. at . o'clock Saturday
morning.
Patton, Malone & Co. vs.. Moore ct al. /;
from Richie county. Opinion by john
son. Decree Of Circuit Court affirmed.
Burlew, trustee, vs.. US. Quarter ct al. ;
from Kanawha county. Opinion by Hay.
mond. Decree Of Circuit Court reversed
and cause remanded.
Lawrence ct al. VI. Dubois; from Ka-
nawha county. Decree OF Circuit Court
reversed and new decree entered.
Adjourned until Saturday, April 18th at
oA.M.
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PULPIT PoISTs.-Rey. S. b. Barnitz, Of
the English Lutheran Church, preached
yesterday morning from Second Peter
iii:1l, and in the evening from Job Wills.
In both discourses the unusual amount Of
sickness and the many deaths in the city
were spoken OF.
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WASHINGTON, April 12.-1. A. x.-Foi
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
clear or partly cloudy weather, northerly
winds, generally shifting to south and
west, followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly from
south to west, falling, preceded in the
eastern portion by rising barometer.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

cLKRx's oTyicx BoARp or COMMISSIONERS, !
WHEEtlSo, April Q, 1880
Sealed Proposals will b received At this ofee until
Tuesday, April 40 1885, 70 close al o'clock r ~, ioi
the following county road work;
North Fork Of Short Greek, between the fork and
Wtidsmln's Mills-l 900 cubic yards Of excavation
80 cubic yards masonry, second class, laid dry.
Peninsula road, from city bridge 10 Fulton bridge
800 cable yards Of matchmaking.
By order Of the Board.
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ST. ALPHoSsus FAIR.-The fair given
under the auspices Of the ladies Of St. Al
phonsus Church, closed for the week Sat-
urday night, after very successful con-
tinuatian OF Ave days and nights. The
cash receipts, 1t Is thought, will exceed
g, 500. 1t has been deemed advisable to
continue this fair through this evening, as
many articles are yet unsold. Following
is list OF prizes and the fortunate recip.
tents:
Bracelets-Fronie schaeier, s67 50; Liz
zie Brockhart, S2S q.
Wax cross-Mary Bernhart, $40 IS;
TIME Steager, Sl3 9S.
Gold watch chain-Willie Bot, 81 10;
Allie seitz, s2l so.
Bureau-Louisa Flading, SIS 80; Bar.
bara sepple, 81 20.
Fine lamp-John Warner, $40 80; David
Hawley, So so.
Parlor clock-Annie Yeager, s237 20;
Emma Strifi, S45 40.
Marble top stand-Lizzie Steger, $50 II !;
Sallie Winnesdoerfer, $40 81.
Gold watch-Fred Zarnits, 1923 II; An
drew Holden, $40 81.
Necklace-Mary Gardner, Sl75 "a; Min.
Valuable tea set-Louisa seidlert,
s1s2 05; Louisa Rorth, 1854 20.
Necklace-Maria Cruise, SOS n; Fronie
Doll bride-Rose May Stein, ss7 O5;
Bell Mey ers, 81 80.
Set ofiewelry-Mary Albinger, SIC IS;
Annie Refining, S25 so.
Wax cross-Sophic Gaus, $50 40; Annie
Eichenlaub, Sal 20.
Necklace-Emma vocht, $50 70; Ellie
Rore, $50 45.
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THERE is nothing like good family Pill,
which you can give to the oldest or young.
est person In the family. AcLdinI' WlIeei.
ing Pill lisa perfect medicine chest In itself.
Be sure you get the Wheeling make.
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IHAp suffered from painful attack Of
Rheumatism In my knees, and was una.
BILE TO 20 about. | procured a bottle Of
ST. JACOBS on, and was almost instantly
relieved by It's application.
GEo. sc6wAdER, Kfrktrood, No.
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ARMsrRoSe's CoScERr-The concert to
be given Friday night by Prof. VIM. Arm
strong promises TO be very rich affair.
He will be assisted by Profs. Herman
and schockey and Capt. Lucas and Mrs.
Whitaker and Caldwell. A song com.
posed by Prof. Armstrong will be sung
Tor the first time by Mrs, Caldwell. Prof.
Armstrong will play Beethoven concerto
AZ solo.
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MISUNDERSTANDING & Ellis Nam.
moth Uncle Toms Combination" are
booked for the Opera House Friday night,
Saturday matinee and night.
ACROSS the -Continent,"-oliver Doud
Byron and monster company are book.
ed for the Opera House Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Tickets at Lucas this
morning.
A monster bill is presented for tonight
at the Comique. This theatre is becoming
more popular each week, as it should, for
q good show is given each night.
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New stock Of ladies' and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches Just opened,
JACOB ". GRUB, the Ieweier.

GRAND opening Lunch this morning
with Mockturtle Soup, at O. R, Behler's
new place.
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RoDERT LUKE has fitted up an Under.
taking establishment at No. 1880 Market
street, and Is now prepared to attend 70
all orders In that line promptly.
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DR.. B. F. BARR, Martins Ferry, Ohio,
was successful in removing tape worm
from Mrs. Foster, South Wheeling, on
April 10th,
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INSTRUCTION Books for Violin. Flute,
ACCORDION, and other small instruments,
for less than cost, at sheib's, Washington
Hall.
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Lost-A Ring.
Trustees Sale.
Wanted-A Boy.
DR.. Todd's Liver Pills.
Mysterious Disappearance.
Ice-James P. Smith & Co.
Wiesel Hall-Soiree Musicale.
For Cincinnati. &c.-Steamer Andes.
Clothes Wringers. &c.-Nesbitt Bros.
Lost-An Envelope Containing Money.
Dress Goods, &c.-Marshall, Kennedy
{ Blake,
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
Honaa Gomez:
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Mr.. W. s. HuTcHINs has Just received
his spring style Of pocket books.
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ELEGANT Piano Covers. cheap, at Sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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LATrRpAN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 y y 90 IS 70 81 70
SUNDAY.
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FRESH Roe snAp received daily at ].
q. Diehl & Co.'S.
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FRESH Roe snAD received daily att. H.
Diehl & Cos.
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Farsu RoE sHAD received laily at ]. H.
Diehl 4 Cos.
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MRSTAL AND MORAL MovENEST.-The
Committee OF Eleven having in charge the
arrangements for carrying out the plans
for the mental and moral Improvement oil
our young men were to have met at Mo.
Fart Hall Saturday night, but they found
the Shakespeare Club in possession there,
and Of course did not meet in that hall.
SO those who did come for the purpose OF
having q meeting adjourned to another
room, where they did nothing except up.
point a committee 10 make news
paper announcement Of meeting
to be held this evening at New
Wiesel Hall. In conversation with
one OF this committee last night
/ informed US that prospects for speedy
contamination Of their plans were favor.
able. He had every assurance that about
s., 500 was readily Acceptable, which sum
would be sufficient to start up the rooms
in the manner desired. He was not in ia.
vor OF the Y. NJ. @. A. scheme, as II would
not attract the young men, and thus have
an entirely opposite effect from that de.
sired. His plan is TO have library, read.
ing rooms, bath room, gymnasium, &c.
For this or at least the bath rooms, bill
lard room and gymnasium, &C., yearly
fee Of S. would be charged, the library
and reading room to be free. However"
said he tomorrow night will mature
things"
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FRESH Roe suAD received daily ]. H.
Diehl & Cos.
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WHATHER INpIcATIoNs

M7rGI7A.r. RESI- 7r.x
20 % 80 Il IS q 20 u 3
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Dennis and Timothy CallaGhan, natives
Of ireland were granted their second and
first naturalization papers.
Joseph Lawson, F. Z. 0lmstead, j. NJ.
Frasher and George Clator were appoint
ed appraisers Of the estate Of Sarah A.
House. deceased.
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FRESH Roe sHAD received daily at j. H.
Diehl & Cos.
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wurrLIxo, W. Va, April 10, 1850
NOTICE
cLElK'a OIricE B0l1D or cou'R. oy ONO Co., /

ctrux's o,ncr BOA1D OF COMM, Op ONO Co., /,
WHEELiSo, April ., 1870.
Notice 70 the TartiOi awarded contracts on County
Roads a. the recent lettings: ConteIs will DO reidy
for signature from the morning Of the 10Th uEtl the
hgnsd a. the latter date ars BY order Of the Board
o. Commissioners, 70 b regarded ~ lbandonod.
Each party 10 eoutEast, whether one or several,
VII b required before lgnlnE, 10 present the writ.
ten Recommendation Of q respouSbls ptrlon reading
and holding property In the county. $500.
CHAH. II. DEtTERS,
Clerk Board Of Commissioners Chic County:
W.o. SMITH, EnSintsr apo
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NOTICE.
MRS. ELIZABETH oDBERTwill continue
the Family CIR Gerry business at the old stand
OF her husband, VIM. 0dbert, deceased, cor
ner Sixteenth and Jacob streets. Feeling
thankful for past patronage would solicit q
continuance OF the same. Accounts due the
estate Of Vim. 0dbert, deceased, must be
closed up as speedily as possible. apl
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n EALTH NOTICE,

II
10 0trnt't, AOs1tt and zeaORi,!
You are hereby notified that a thorough Sanitary
Inspection Of the city II about TO be made. You are
therefore, ordered 10 put ali premises owned or con.
troled BY you good sanitary condition during the
next diteen days
This mems 70 remove all decaying auim,I or yegc.
table matter aud all hlth FROM CELLAR add yards 10
diSnfeet or clean all foul or full Frvy Vaults 70 leo
that oil drlinSga Is 10 good order and 10 remove ali
ash hospItn which gRrblHe IL mixed.
PROMPT responses will Be given to all legitimate
complaints. No attention paid 10 anon ymouS COM
muhieatOns, DR. 7. o. EDWARDS.
-. -, Health omopT
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NOTICE

have bought Robert cOwanI stock Of Groceries
and Provisions, No. s74s, corner TLiry.tighlh and
jacob streets, Eighth Ward, AID will continue in the
tams line Of business. share Of public favor will
Be thankfully received and appreciated.
ape EDWARD wESTWooD.
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County CouRT-Jud0e Boyd.
This court met at 0 o'clock Saturday
orning and disposed Of the following
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Che Gtteltiaettaer,
New Advertisements.

onios. Nos. as and "a Fourteenth street.
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nrlsr Mention.


Who Hamts and tramps llGas The streets,
And homes Gaeh one pefeh4nee he meets
With aHoW are you, jim, "HoHd DE- Joeb'
"HGllo, Alex, what do You knoNr
The fGportsr.
Who vaiks and walki until his eorns
Eeem like tan devils, each with horns,
Each horn lance 70 prod his feet
Fash prod Just digging for The nelt
ThS TOportSS.
Who gets no eaah but taksth notes,
Who lea for men concerned for votes,
Who teils the truth tho heavens fall,
Who dlnesIh At the fancy bali?
The EEPortsr
who turnsth night into The day,
Who giToLh all the boys AEIy,
Who seth life - IL Is,
Who knoWeth his own little biIs
The reporter.
Who died full Of honors Won,
Who oft 10 called "son Of CUR"
Who, when be wears angels Wtpgs,
VIII write his paper bout heaven % thing5t
tH' t'rS''' .Ysl.jo Capaiel..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-11-30

No PUFFERY. Nothing can be more
offensive fo conscientious journalism than
tndiscriminate puffery. But it is a
pleasure to speak candidIy and correctly
in praise of such a medicine as HUNTS
REMEDY for the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver
and Urinary Organs; specific and posi-
tive cure that has been before the public
for twenty-five years. and has rescued
from suffering and the grave even tht
victims of Bright's Disease. The facts in
regard TO HUNTS REMEDY, the Grea
Kidney and Liver Medicine, are attestec
by high authority.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size. 1;
cents
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TEL I {. I. E PHO,
G7sssgrapAsatotas Roct Tssana Argue. F,
1o-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 3O.-The admiralty have
a telegram confirming the report ol
the murder of the commander
and six of the crew of Her Majesty 3
Schooner, Sandfy. at Solomon Island. in
the South Pacific. The party were
attacked while some of them were bathing
A party from the schooner under a sui
lieutenant, landed, recovered the bodies
and destroyed the village, losing one
seaman killed and one wounded. The
commodore on the South Pacific station
will despatch another man of war to the
Island