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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-19
HEALTH is WEALTH
Health Of Body is Wealth Of Mind
RAILWAYS
Sarsapariliisn Reselvent,

Pare blood makes sound flesh, strong bone and
a Clear skin II you would have your flesh hrm
vonr homes sound without carries, and your com
pplexion fair, use RAILWAYS SARSAPARlLLIAN
RRSOLVENT.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-19

Perfect Purgatives, Soothing Aperients, Act
without Pain, Always Reliable and Nat
ural In their Operation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-04-19
A0 4A - ~ - $500 -
The letter concerning the dead
Miss Jessie Shaw.
An Examination made at
the Cemetry.
There is no signs Of suspended ami
nation.
Fictitious letter from Chicago and the
result.

On the 10th day of last March the re-
mains of a young lady named Jessie M.
Shaw were brought to this city for inter
ment in the cemetary, from Chicago where
the death of the young lady occurred but
a short time before. The remains were
accompanied by Mr.. E, S. Shaw, the faith
or of the dead girl. and friend whose
name is Hiram Nelson.
On arriving in this city on the early
morning train, the remains were conveyed
to the cemeteary, and owing to the frozen
condition of the ground and the large
amount of snow which then covered the
earth, it was decided to place the casket
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24
DOMESTIC RECIPES.

If very young child has to be fed.
take the top crust of good sweet home
made bread; soak it in cold water half
an hour, and then boil twenty minutes
cover tight; then beat with fork until
smooth and sweet. This will agree with
the stomach better than anything else.
If MOTHERS, through the heated
term, would take the bones from a cut
of steak, with one tablespoonful of rice
soaked in cupful of cold water twenty
minutes, and then boiled with little
salt till done, and feed the babies, it
would save many darling from an early
grave.
Corn OYSTERS. one dozen ears
Of corn, CRATE it, stir in four eggs, one
fourth cup of -four, little salt, aud fry
in hot lard; if the corn is not milky,
add little milk or cream. This is next
to fried oysters, and good substitute
in August. 1t is one of the most appe-
tizing dishes that can be placed before
hungry family, and it may tempt the
appetite of one who isn't hungry.
GREEN Com PUDDING.-Grate dOz-
en- ears Of corn; season with teaspoon
full Of salt and half a saltspoonful of
white pepper; add the yelks of four
eggs, beating them we'll in; two table
spoonfuls of butter, warmed; quanti-
ty of milk, and last, the whites of the
four eggs, well beaten. Bake in mod
crate oven for an hour, covering with q
piece of letter paper if it brown too
quickly.
GREEN CoRN FOR WINTER R-Cut the
corn from the cob raw before it gets
too hard; to each gallon of cat corn add
two scant teacups of salt, pack tightly
in jar don't be afraid of getting the
jar too large), cover with white cloth,
put heavy weight to keep the corr
under the brine which soon forms; now
the most important part is to wash the
cloth every morning for two weeks ol
the corn will taste queerlv. If the corr
is too salty, freshen before cooking
This is as good as canned corn, and i:
much easier put up. put tomatoes il
jugs and seal with good corks and seal
ing wax; get large funnel, and yor
can put up as fast and much as yoy
please.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

es Of the President while alive. The
remains have been given under the
charge of Mr.. Morris, the village undeS-
taker, and will remain under his charge
until the arrival from New York of
an embalmer, who will be here
in the morning. An autopsy will
be performed under direction of
DIR. Curtis, of Washington (who has
been requested to attend), Drs. Agnew,
Hamilton and Bliss, as well as Surgeon
General Barnes and Drs. Woodward and
Reyburn. Mrs. Garfield is bearing her
aflliction with the fortitude for which
she was so remarkable during her long
and terrible trial"
VICE PRESIDENT ARTHUR SWORN IN.
Immediately upon the death of the
President the following dispatch was
sent to Vice President Arthur:
at becomes our painful duty to in
form you of the death of President Gar
field, and to advise You to take the oath
of Office as President of the United
States without delay.
"If it concur with your Judgment, we
will be very glad if you will come here
on the earliest train to- morrow morning.
WILLIAM WINDoM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
W. FL. Hunt,
Secretary of the Navy.
THOMAS L. JAMES,
Postmaster General.
WAYNE MAcVEAGH,
Attorney General.
s. J. KIRKwooD,
Secretary of the Interior.
Gen. Arthur sent the following tele-
gram to Attorney General Mac Veagh :
NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
" Hon. WdVns Ndc Fed0h. AuV- Gent, Long Branch !:
. have your telegram, and the in
telligence fills me with profound sorrow.
Express to Mrs. Garfield my sympa-
thies. Signed,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR"
Gen. Arthur was sworn in as Presi-
dent at q quarter past o'clock Tuesday
morning, at his house IN New York
City. Two Judges of the Supreme
Court were present.. r. Brady and
Charles Donahue.
Judge Brady administered the oath
Gen. Arthur speaking in clear, ringing
voice
"I do hereby solemnly swear that I
will faithfully execute the office of Pres
ident of the United States, and will, to
the best of my ability, preserve, protect
and defend the Constitution of the Uni
ted States"
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24
MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK MARKET.

The wholesale New York market qnotatious
show:
BEAxs.--Prime. 50 9O9a2s5, fair to good
g S0G32 .S5 per bushel.
BuTTE New York sold at 29.. @S0c. for
choice in peils and 25c. t927c. common to
good; Western sold at 25c. @26c., and the
common Western at lie. @19c.
CBEEsE.-Factory fancy, 12c. 6p12l@c.; do.
feir 10 good, 10Ic. @11Ac.
EGds.-Quotations ranged from I9c. for
ordinary, 10 23c. for New York, New. Jersey
FLoUn.gSuperflne, <5 350s6. 10; Western.
81. .00@s6.65 extra New York, $6.C0@6.55
Hay Shipping. Soc. @60c.: clover, 45c. a
55c.; salt. CSC. etraw. 35c. .Gg70c.
HoPs.- New York, 12c. @21c.; Eastern, lac.
dp20c. yeariings l2c. @i6c. olds, 5c. t98c.
PEcs0aEUU. : Relosd, s1c.; crude, &c.
@7c2.. II bulk in barrels; 179e.; naphtha, 1Cc
in shipping order, and i115c: @l2Nc. in cases.
PoRE.-New mess, $50 O0@$2025; dressed
WnEAr.-Spring No. s, s1.1O9s1.25; Mil
waukee, No. 2, 1.39; amber, 81 1.22@$i.23;
white, 81 .26@$1.39
RYE.-State, 81 .02@ s1.05.
WooL.-0hio, Pennsylvania ard Virginia.
Xxx, 43c. @45s.; TX, Ale. @42c.: K. Ale. @42c. (;
No. l, 3Sc. .@i5c. No. 2, 38c. .6045c.; common,
.3c. .6D36c.; New York and Western Xxx ana Y,
CSC. @40c.: No. /. CSC. G344c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
fLOUR.-State fannJ, %I.2U0D$f 20; rye
iour, S6.00@$625; wheat, State, 81 .2S@1.25 !;
amber, 81 .26; corn, yellow, f2c.; mixed State,
tic. or.
PRTRoLEUN.--Refined, 7%c.; crude, 6Kc.
WooL.-Stete and Western Xxx, Acc. @50c.
X, 47c. tsD48c; medium. soc. cD5lc.: coarse, 45c.
BOSTON MARKET.
FLouB. From $5. 25D@5.75 for low and
medium, to Sc. 5O@S7. so for choice Mime
sota Corn, 74c. @76c.f for mixed and yellow.
BUTTER.-Common. 1Sc. @2lc. Vermont
dairy, Csc. D25c.; choice creamery, zee. q 30c.
CHEESE. &c. 071116c.
BEANs.-S2. .30@S3. 10.
Hay. .-Jhoice, S20.009s21.00.
CATTLE MARKETS..
BUFEALo.-Oattle. good quality, 5.90@
Sc 10; hogs, fGir to good, S5.50@$5. rs; best,
81 90
EAST LIBESTY, PRNE.--Best cattle, $4,000
Ss.85; medium TO good, Si.50@$5.75; common
tofair, 81. .OO0$4. .S5 Hogs, Yorkers. $3.50 a
$50; Philadelphiss, s7.00@s7 .20,. Sheep
54O09$5.0o
WATERFOWL, &ss.-Cattle. choice, $3.50
@s9 90; extra, S7.009Ss. 90; first quality,
s6.0e@s6.75; second quality, $5.G0@i5.t0 ;
thi cd quality, S4.O0@$4. so. Sheep and lambs
ooi sheep e.. .50d754. so; extra, 5000
1915. spring !sr1hs, 81 oo@s6 % E"sl calves.
6A@s1sc
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24
A TOUGH HORSE STORY.

The Cincinnati Enquirer lately published
the following horse story, which we give
just as it appeared: A curious instance
of sagacity in the horse occurred recently
i'll the stables of Mr.. 4. Toughman, situated
ON North Elm street. Mr.. L. has for long
time been in the habit of using ST. JACOBS
OIL. the Great German Remedy, in his ex-
tensive stables. Among Mr.. T.'s many
hOrsesis great, powerful Canadian draught
horse. This animal in course of time got
so that that he knew the ST. JACOBS OIL
bottle very well so WELL in fact, that neday
recently on Mr.. Us return from business,
upon entering the stables he caught him
licking the sore shoulder of Il beast which
stood beside him: the animal, giving a wise
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24
Restored from n necIinc.

NORTH GREECE \. Y, April %. 1850.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, n. Y: Dear Su
i feel it my duty to write and thank you fol
what Your Golden Medical Discovery" ant
"Favorite Prescription" have done for my
daughter. 1t is now five weeks since she be
gan their use. She is more fieshy. has NOR,
color in her face. no headache, and is in othel
ways greatly improved.
Yours truly. Mrs. MARCELLA MYERS.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases
and books, giving concise directions for
treating all common ailments, are q
great comfort and positive saving III
every household. The best assortment
of all styles and prices is found at
Boericke & Tafel's Homeopathic Phar-
macy, 145 Grand ST., New York. De-
scriptive Price Currents gratis. Busi-
ness established in 1885.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

golden MEDICAL DISCOVERY trademark
reeistered) is not only sovereign remedy for
consumption but also for consumptive night
sweats, bronchitis, coughs splitting of blood,
weak lungs. shortness of breath, and kindred
olsts
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

THERE isn't any fairness in this life
Ii woman wears scant bathing dress
she is accused of making show of her
self, and if she wears an ample one she
is said to be trying to hide bad figure.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

THE Sunday Argus, Louisville (Ky)
observes: A Woodbury. On. J.) paper
mentions the cure of the wife of Mr..
jos. Fl. Mills, of that place, by st.
Jacobs Oil. She had rheumatism.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24
{" Where is Block Island .

TOURIST " where is Block Island p
Polite American Z" In Rhode Island. ;"
Tourist " But how can you put one
island in another island ?" Polite Amer
ican 40, that's nothing-we accom-
plish anything in this country"
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

Our CITIES AND THEIR INDEBTEDNESS.
There are 3l1 cities in this country,
with an aggregate population of IL,
500, $50, having a net Indebtedness. ex-
elusive of sinking funds, of 1898, ,344,
418, or $51.17 per capita.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

UNLIKE other cathartics. DIR. Pierce's 'Pel.
lets do not render the bowels costive after
operation, but, on the contrary. establish a
permanently healthy action Being entirely
vegetable no particular care is required while
using them. BY druggists.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24
New York Theatres.

standing room only" is getting to be a fire.
queat announcement at the Madison Square
Theatre, where 1.-The Professor" is holding
forth. 1t is the best play in the city. When it
is warm they consume eight tons of ice to keep
the audience cool, so they can laugh.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

survey to his licking work, turned his head
and caught up with his teeth from the box
used rs It's receptacle Il bottle Of ST. JACOBS
OIL. He threw the bottle on the floor
with violence enough TO break it, and then
deliberately licked up the ST. JACOBS OIL
and applied it to the cut. Readers, we have
seen the laws of association belied by beings
with less sense than Toughman's horse.
The word has passed among US. and when
we see man who won't try the Oil, we
say. He is worse than Toughman's horse. )"
To many this may appear as a very tough
story: and were there not proofs innumer-
able of the efficacy of the Great German
Remedy they would be justified in so
designating it. The testimony, however, is
plentiful and pointed, and is from people
whose long experience i'll matters apper-
tanning to horseflesh entities their opinions
to profound consideration and respect.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

Important 70 Travellers.
Special Inducements are offered you by the
Burlington Route. It will pay you to read
their advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this Issue.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

The Menasha wis. Press says: A.
Granger, Esq, of this city, uses st.
Jacobs Oil on his horses with decided
success and profit.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

TIE main reason for believing that
the earth is flat is found in the fact
that so many people who live on it are
fat
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

SOME people can't come TO an under
standing with themselves because-well,
if the truth must be told-because they
haven't any.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

Fair Warming From n Reliable Warner.
Don't neglect your health when Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure will surely pre-
| serve IL
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

W. S. LINscoTr, Niles, O., had scrofula fol
thirty years. aud ''Lindsey's Blood Searcher'
cured him. Isn't it wonderful?
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

WHEN you have the blues, and feel all out o
sorts, then your liver IS diseased, and you neet
SELLERS Liver Pills.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

It Is the great Self Setting Nee
die Machine so much advertised.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

1t is the Durable. Simple and
Light Running Machine so much
advertised.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24
2 we recommend ii 10 everybody.
1t is the Self Threading Machine so much
advertised, and so highly recommended.

II is the great Self-Threadmg SHUTTLE
Machine so much advertised.
Democratic messenger., 1881-09-24

cgs- s.I.3y.oAC. a. 9us;. i-h a,orn 1n',r.
iie ~ IL rem tiv that never fai.s trIee 4Ve-' ~
mai lie C. A. OsMUN, l3 7tn ave, NJ
, 1881-06-21
THE VACANT JuDGEsH1Ps
Was tho Legislature Authorized III
Providing tor tho Continuance ct
Cortn1n IudEca in Onlcn1

l'rovllinE for tho Continuance OF
CortnIu Iudgcs III Onico1
spseiat D,yassA 10 7ns Chicago 1riount.
= OuuScy, III. ..1uuc n-somr tl,nr rro n
,,,s,,,,' ~ ,r,,. '.,,,',,,., Tru,; ~. VI ..
mslltlo1letl tho fact TINT n question lad been
rafsu.t here ,ls to the validity 0f tic tnwB
uassptl nj lin rrcent enRsIn, If tia fI,tnois
n,,,v1otu~" ~ .,,o,, ~ w. ~ ~,
sry for certain county officers 10 o Iiol,I lover over
one year fr0,n the ti,nc at Which their lcgnl
terms expire. III some ut,,rtpr8 tlle press of
tllu Stutc llNs vrrsuutetl Il different view
to- al it has dvsM ei .lrKui " i' Tint % fu)rr sinty
il,eut U,Islit now to lj., ln,.tiu.
, 1881-06-21

spselal D,paseh to 1ns CAssapo Tribune.
No,3sk,
.anas j. No. % ~, No, ; " ~,
Esua. ~ M, l. " ID, N.A III, wAtto. No. !. VI ~,
~ t' club, No. " adt No. \ u H. Corn, " lid.
.aoSlsIoxs-P1fk. tl. G4artt. a&. '' 80
49, ssSitpoUt, Juno AA-l'Novis1oSs-llams-
haN1 - SS"' 1"'" "'s'o''' f'SaeS ~
Aah "'''''@ ''~"@s w "''''' 'F"~" '|s4''
:. IN corn-Ml1ed armes q. 81 Ndi DID, ii. lto-
ny sur weok-sYhoas, Atlantic pnrts. %Iu qrsl 1a
~. As arst other aansea, l&1N grsi Fecspts Ut
,iaL,.YIk1ool. Juno @-Ersnlng- -CoTTox-K -Kastuyt
IT, sIt sacs &uD tulcs, speculation s.'d uxpott.
~ AMeFlcan. l01a -; l. t,.s, r.
saApsStIkE-Spirsx, 3Ia IL. ~
taaa, s971(u. !
.raPeSTIaE-spIf,ta aa,
~ ~t"Eas'', IuHs lA-FETu0LEu4-lHtf. IL
MTssaai aaie~tnE wsto soceirea py thu Chicago Aossd
tIa,sal tIa,anrS9t Y y Jung maoh d lna ROD
q us.;o tAsEaek i'll EetattHtGat tuthaF Iullt c4tyn
I'd tsMt ta!a hel.igna An1 ttrM1y. 1o pgt!y0- Tuuat
d. shn. steady. F1tk tn tI BACON. lung c!HnF, -
vi. nit rHsAr ~ t4i1 lniiuw,, - Ill, choeso ~.
!; ~ y. MAAk LASk-WAua. Aat eotn-Sot
, 1881-06-21

.,,,udJuy iln nitcnre nf anything mare ,han II
Wv W. uudrfHtr ,,rhltl. Mr,tnn uracH tial nut fArH
W. ~. a. wr rl.nt rlHta nn> t considerable ekt"mt
e',tri and, uilE1n thfy tilt MT sell lrrrcptlhiy
sr nes wr1e wcntEr. ItWlrInra' iin rtthfrfs' stut
n..,,tnK Texas grass cnttil tnlh ns wUl M n Tho
~. -, Int McFk. md ti} fnu bIIActes At Ftnckrra
ms,c nern tnkat, III rustntncd lca. HnIe* rn11s'n
' r,;;..au fur interim g.ln1r4 ~ }hykAt!1 tnr
t,G ter Vii h sntra IN shppnrA ns{ly ut md
thhne 1Fs tritsN Bt AL4EA49i Hut lutte stun tu-
QUOTATIONS.
.... I,eeyOa-1eetA MnIhlnK t,ft1 lbs md
spssrI sp,ss rI;:cye.-FinG. hi, nni wuit-tnfincu
tMsr Weighing 1:sst to l.h tbs............ heu43At
~ ~ sscyrs- .tnlietio.l xtacrs. woi1li.
GcnN III IL, U iia..........,....... ....... 54h
rt99!, HI 10 a hsI
boSSmn,ls, 4, chu!cH t!,Hs for city slaughter.
st1s1 +
fTi scal;, wiz steer1
-iirf,lp !trJ .,.,.,,,.., 1xK$ 4l
ggrss1"-cr lUJ lbs. ............ Au1.7U
, 1881-06-21
pNIIADEL1pIlfA,

rnILAnELrHtA, ra. Juuo 9u.-Flh1'lt--i.oss uct-
lvet Westarh uxtraS. Eas1!&alIi: Minnesota pxtrns
$5sS4al21s QAu nstFas, *hA*lH20s Mnnesuln i|ntrnt
prt,tess. Fzlp37aa ,iiye Hour gn!ut NJ &i1>6sao.
tsnAlS--Hhent halvrt M. !! rcd etuvntnr, sl.!l1
August. 31za1:@e56; Suptamhnr, tI.1s4aLx2ll. Corn
y tnorH r. G'aana 5or & SfIai,t; Sa,.,cr' E'1 t!spGt q
h,1<eRxet Au4uxt, HiA4ttiac A.rtg;nbt. NJ.
Ont4 ioMafi no. whtte. &MdrlaeI M. y +?fa No.
i'y1'y.siNa.t}aiet: hcef n,s.: *1o1 in.'n nas.,
EHtih-Quilt, l7Esc. -
" EIiEH9E-ntUntyt Ctunn1Ury, SLGSUc.
1tETNutEuA-{tMtotf B4n
WttHKY-F1FHlt I'LL. . . 49,. T.,
hEox.lTs: sl9nr, ;ho urls, whuat, c:.oCo bu, cosn
G!m hM: Gnts, u 1u BIT. ,,., ~,
, 1881-06-21
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW DnLEAHA, ill.,, Jnnu @.--FLurn-Quiat: Al.
t'ertlna, <it1 Xxx, Sl'aabt.0; XXX. A.7i.a2is hph
RE7,tos, aats1G.Gn.
GR.IS-tOrn stcaty, With u fair demnnd; GldGic.
Oats GnAicr; 1Gc.
CoRS.alEAL-l,n!1 and tnNer, sI2sea1ta,
tlAr-llIll nnd lower, urulG to cllucu tGG.
Fn0vfHIhSB-pnrk qnlDts itlgss quoted nj Si7.xa
Lard atexiys tlerap, 5l.il kuv. tilit. Hulk uexta
quiet. no Hhnnldurxi cfanr rib Nc, CLEAR ln,. Nacnn
sgArcu nmI Hrfni xlsIiltsrs, fatft cHnr rllt EHM.
clear elli1}it9l 9lu.1a ltuNs-hugaF.eurGt 9ul4t Jut
stFny; rAnvhAiii. WGaIc.
WilisKy-Qnict, but nr,ns Western rcctino.l tl.gis
LIN ..'I0o'7
tilucElssEs1G9rac ilr.n' iso casaos. ordinary
'co,lnol. 7t$tst4dys far n ,ftll,y fa!r thsktxo.
prtMn to GInle1, sAftdstns ycll0w cnrinl, Ws.4G:
Tary III pr!llu. IHh}<c. 71-'' -
fkAS-f1rmf
, 1881-06-21

fiy y ,t II, " .c:.,'.E y i;1 ta: ia
t"lsr. titJ: hna M!wtat':. ,is: -. t,sic; Tom
NJ = :,.G ltyh i'ul,rr: No. l. "r ht, !Ix. nskh.l.
iHviHiISs--I Ia,wer. Wo.. nnrk. gId,!2l; ca.h nntt
.nyt fss AuxasL Lard, 1rtu sfaa.u. tuJ tnat, and
1f4IGH-1flWnFs ktI1tttf. -.-..
hMEftrN-Flhnr, 1uN brls, wabGnt. fluID tts corn.
EtuI b,.
corn, VI Ill.
, 1881-06-21

i1na. .l.i, t'nuntry market I1n. Wentl'cr !" En-
4l!ah tAt.'rul,sr. ..
trnin.~. MAMK t.A>K Wh.nt md corn ;,n'"l. Tar.
rnu,s- nrni arn sirntly. t..Intfy M,httgls fr
's ttI i'r.ntl stna{ s.t.s Wh"st
tthettt fhyOcnhl0 fyr The trllWlIiX GElLIs.
, 1881-06-21
11OS'rOE.

N1sT0S jnno @-FLOrlt-F,fm. WtstGtn super-
fs'te, f4ttaa!Z cnritnon c1trls Il Ill Wisconsin ex-
traA. et.AS2GfMi MibhesohI exana. kiuGt.Ht winter
wheAt*. tlh utld Michigan. txgG.is 1ntiaha. tlscNs
!i;it " fA,n!s. FiDA1!!; Bprlna pnten!s s7y4isUl
WlnfEr patents tE.Hkt7.7.l
nnatx5;Cnr III tn!r .!nln,'d ila -txeti nnd yel-
@ T , S III sdSnss sas s sl.s m E, " G ;;c II. r..
4t.' N. anixcL nnh Nu;!Wite. !s4tA. ltyr.st1i1
pntkr.. Gsnl'a: InIr IL uoM1. ll*14u.
tssGS-HvAtHrn fsGHis, lt4;. ....
ittrEtt'TsFi!ts. SIin lrl.. 40 snets, corn, 7i0l
bnt *f0it AAfl Hl! tinta. l.lltl tu.
HltlrMEST%-rIO EAU trfs.
, 1881-06-21
ELEEIKEE ILlIR .yItUSII,
CHlCAG0'S OPPORTUNITY
Every Citizen Interested.

fEt Il, INIs
For Tho flrst tln,e III HE nm Iu,ls1ccd to give
testimonial. Noticing IN so'ne paper an ad-
ynrtsscmnnt OF Dr. scott's Electric Hair Nr,,ah,
sent 81 for ore+ and 'l,nl 1t indeed II rcnnrk.
nblc brush. Ny WHO hns for years suffered with
hcadnehcs. TIE brush cures them Mt 0nce-
Several friends hRvu used It for headaches. and
1t hus newer failed. Ny wife wus alsn 0cttipx
rrontturcly bRlI. but tho brush hns entirely
stopped tito fnlllng hair and started tiew
growth. use It to remove 1andr1'I, and 1t
works like charm. Five times tho cost woultl
not buy my brush II I could not Replace It. To-
day l bought Of McAlmoht, druggist. Ut this
place, two brtAhcs to scna to frIcutls who lave
trtcll tninc and requested inc to h,ty for tlctn.
Col. Ponder. Mayor or Wa!nut Ildgp, wns At-
tAckcI hy tuycre caso of Sick lca.lRcho while
at my house. Ilu was very slck. aly vito pro-
posed to try tic hr,sh. which ho finally con.
soutc.l 10 10, with no faith III It, however. In
three minutes hc said he never felt better In hs
life. and directed inc to sens hin II l'rtssh.
hava authorized sIcAln,ont. tho druRx!s., to USE
my name In recommending 1t. Yours truly,
uKOKOE 1'lllttSnU lsOlI.
sreakss ot tho llousa Of Representatives L'tslo
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r. .,s M 1ue,'e. @ 1av!ss Ss:a @ 'ssSisa at y :!ss.
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+ Iostsssa sssssbs! ~ 'E H1a "Er1t fty sff.
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ss:. :'fGs's Ss;i cures M "EisfSs: s"
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sclss, suraiati. toithacus. uIa ,!huI1'si'sa nr
, 1881-06-21

THE COSG1sENAT ATf0NAL1s
Tho Congregational ministers held tfntr ,lstRl
weekly n,eotlnv yesterday morning mt tho Grand
tacltlc. Tho llnv. a. Mtlnrou uprnpl the tnrct-
ing with tnrntonn exercises, md tho licv. +. r.
williams let! In tho discussion nf tic tnpln Ot
tho day. '"Uur l>uty 10 tho Ifunu Missionary
Hth,ttty.'
, 1881-06-21
KANSAS cry.

Special Btpateh IN 1Aa Chicago 7rtbnns.
kAHNAx Girv. Sin. JNne e2j.-tinAix--'l'hs I'rlee
E"rrfni r!pnrta: Whuat-'tucDIpts. i4.ssi t, ehIu-
menus. 5liE hut Nr,nur: No. caah Wc; Iuty, ns.c,
M. ctlsb. !k$c; Jmy. Asc; No. lime. stAL form
etocestls 2t9 tu: rhpniHnt] i9i Gut nn4ulllut NJ.
GAah sH3heI July, i3t4n uKkul.
, 1881-06-21
. RELIGIOUS REVIVAL,

Spselat UItoa<A 70 Ths EAlsa2o zf95VH&
JACKSON. Alcl1., juno 0.-A great re-
ilgions revival exists ali Hanover, this county.
l.arge meetings l,aya been halsl tor tho past
tive weeks, Tlle bIetlloAlsls arc hoiltnX a
largo campmeeting III Spring Arbor, this
county.
, 1881-06-21

Wednesday, evening. md tho Iley. i1r. Patterson
VIVA tr,tflr4istl to srrrr In hI& Atr;t.1,
Tho t'rr,frtrry then adjourned. uhil tic first
Mnmtnr In .t,,ty,
, 1881-06-21
12uFF4ALO,

BrrfALu, y. y. tui0 al-tlNAiS-Whoat inncttvn,
n"nfna!y without c!nnru. Ctril atrnu4 md g,,let.
hteG ns tttu bu NJ, mixed Western ht Sl!4c. Outs
tuIniliA
CANAL FREt0ftTK-l.owor n. 4t4c for wheat and 10
fur corn.
, 1881-06-21

uESPLA7SE9 tAalis-MEETINO.
There wHa to havn llreu ncctIng ycslGrlny
nnrnEnK III tho nItTee ut County y-Sehoo!-Slp
teildent A. Il. t.nnr NJ tho I'nAr1 Gf Trustees
nf tho Drsplnincs Eltmp.Mcetin9 AksocIAtlon.
DwtlV IL the luck IF il quorum, hnwetur, tho
incnttnR wns postponed nntIl newt Mnday
morning.
, 1881-06-21

CLEvELASih D.. juno M-rkNToLEuM-Firuer;
htandarA white. III tuyt, i1lc.
ttTrsNtilt1. JMnD 1n-rETlt0LECM-nMlt. United
certificates cnsor ut slo, rctnGd, Ssc philadelphia
dGttY1FY.
, 1881-06-21

nETnflr. Juno D.-FLnrI-FrM.
GHAiS-Whaat In fair iemnnd: cxtrn, nominal;
Nm. white, II 4 june, al,t, tNT. <Itez, August.
{lH, SoltomSor slGl4i No. white, slls; No. rcd,
ltEGEt1Ts-Whcnt. MMO bn.
tMipAENTs--Wkgat, IluN bu.
, 1881-06-21

NEW 0,tLEASS. IunH a.-CorrOS-StQnt3ys mid
ding. luxe; Inv d. 0cs T0l ordinary t3tc; not ro
c1pta. ~ batcst gross, k: Hacs, t: Atock, IJi.3io
, 1881-06-21
IeIiTLRO<fD TIuE-TlfDEE


A lNslEAI. AND DEl.AliTt'Iti: OF
~ TRAINS. ExaHASArtt,S nv NEvknESch
H.,ttKss.isatMfda{ .,ts. esHcsEsct. 'Suuday cxeefssd.,
a., ,e,hieaKa 4: Nnrthuestsrn Railway.
For Mar. Sicep!ng t'ar !ndont
ntly nt VI Cnfk.At.. {4fttd Pacific HvlHk6 Exprcti
miles. l'an,nr tinnt0. = tanast, md tho dop6t oi
, 1881-06-21
lUAINER, -,
The few cArVoes on tho mnwkot ycatetday aDlh
quickly nt sn advance, pcco ptu1 und sh,rglex bc!uH

several Ut tho larger tnrtla having nUttlel ths
namhernaIis EKclnnKv that th0y would ndvanco'
suotaons to correspond ~ thoso s.tca will psobably
h)8 1T tic ntnrkut.
, 1881-06-21

bass'1:t}O

fADtASArnI.tA. Junu SA-tIitAI%-Wl,cat ,,,ltl Mt
&l5A. torn dull ut li1GtI'c. Outs guut at