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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-25

At meeting of the Association of Maine
Soldiers and Sailors in Portland last week
it was voted to hold three days reunion Of
all the Maine soldiers and sailors. next sum
mcr, at a place to be decided upon in the fd'
ture- A resolution was presented and adopted
asking that the Legislature grant the Exeeu'
tive committee of the Association the priv
lege OF removing the "battle flags" from the
ro'nnda Of the State house to the city where
the reunion is held, while the veterans are
assembled. We understand that Gen. Cham
berlain has forwarded copy of these resolu'
tons to Governor Plafsted, and asks that the
matter be brought before the Legislature
this is done, we trust that body will refuse I"
sanction any such impracticable proceeding
Not cne-twentieth of the soldiers of Maine can
be present at any such reunion The tatteres
banners IN the cases at the capitol are 'ns
joint property of every citizen of the State
They are sacred, and must be religiously pre-
served. Many of them are ready to fall 70
pieces upon exposure to the air, and cannon
even be touched without danger of sueh'
contingency. If they are taken from AuguF
ia, even for three days. they may be irrepsf'
ably injured. Let them stay where they sre
never to be removed except in case Of hre
They belong to the people of Maine, apreci0a'
legacy bequeathed by her chivalrous sons
Let no careless hand destroy one of them
On no pretext should they be taken away.
Doctors GEORGE p. JEFFERDS. o.
Bangor; JOHN c. MERRILL, of Portland
and thousands of the most eminent pb!!r,
cian Of Maine endorse and prescribe LieOs
Cos Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel. bs
ware Of cheap, worthless limitations. Cur
Piles, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Painful Mon%
ly Flow and Neuralgia.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-25

meeting of the friends of the proposed
narrow gauge road from Pennington to Au
gusta, Hallowcll and Gardiner, was held a,
the Hotel North yesterday afternoon. Among
the gentlemen present were, Hon. J. W,
North. Joseph II. Marley, Esq, Orvils
ID. Baker and VIM. Harvey, Esq, of Augusta
Hon. J. Il. Bodwell and Hiram Fuller. ESQ.,
of llallowell; II. X. Morreli of the Hon.
Journal, and Messrs. Wentworth and Brad
street of Gardiner. A petition Is to be pre-
scented to the Legislature at an early day,
probably by Hon. Arson p. Morrill, Of Az.
gusta, asking for charter for the road. This
will be referred 10 the Committee on Rail
roads, and public hearing will be given G
which the advocates of the narrow gauge can
he present and give their reasons why 8
charter should he granted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-25
YORK.

The Times saws that the Free Baptist 81
cie,y Of Biddeford. Last Sunday. voted
unanimous call TO Rev. Mr.. Davidson of Paw
tucket, X. |. He viii accept and begin hi
labors in February.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04

(AYER'S AGUE CURE
1T tin ausIbltBlih aus pFan;rnitcHeu tereite'
tes, rrirfilne5 unb ltdrfcnees Stilmittd. 3dss
islte atpl5rt alIfn nit SiebtT Sfbdfitttn
tins iItns uue ral6s 5eiluns. mag bic SIdnt'
bsit in 5Orm ron Troft, fbleibenbcn
6ieber, @dllenfieber, Sumpfs chr
QSedGe1fiebcr duftrsten.
G5 IN fine Geraefiu frlhndenbf 3baiidbf,
Sas bsinahe ale i'm llmlauf btfublidtn bisttr'
ariurifn unb grapaTaic bduptdfldbt aus ebt-
min. arIfnif une anhtrn aiftiaen Nintralisn tf-
lfthtu. Gs Iiet fi6 uiHt lsusucu, hit aus letdtn
aiftiaen SrifdnetbfiIfn aFDcnHfuen gIardrait
Iine mtiIfsus pcbilhmtdeno, lsltlf i'm Stdnet.
eas Firter III trffeu. 9lber brraTtise Rehitis
nen srTmGern nibt, has iltbtl Al htilsn. Sie
eniIt.ntu niht bfn 9rantbsit5itof aus een Slrr-
rsr. une rfT1iften haiu ned hurcb ibre ttgfnfn
aiftidsu Stffdnbtheile hn5 GAME SptfsnI. St-
tlsTi.runa, S6piuntI, Sbrtniauifn, Scsfrcsh,
ir, IN een msiIftH 7Jdlfn bic i5rlltn efT 70 bod
~. jencu Ghiuiu- RuT. las spsiis uctsl III
- mtifCns i4iiTmer, ais has erfe.
., 5ER's AGUE CURE sntbdlt ftin 6binin
ce:. 'Heue miHsGaliihsu Sutfauitu. llnitrc
3f ia artifi eie aTdnfheit lei eer gSuT3d an
uu- Getm iit etn aranfbtitsfef aus ntm aers
SET f.,:ftrnt, btiit ne isl6if in esn fdin,nifeu
6dilfr. Tarum flHH nc and cbre SeesHtsn
sem icbp1dyIftu une empHueliHsea patienisn
tmricbiGu irfTetn. RjSi tips eas 8ifteT III
krfd,fu, Ionterr Shsielbe rirflidb III heileR une
tsni gererr trieeerum bic frii6Crs St6Tfe Han
6t4 ifeit gu ssbsH, III une tIfitt tee 5aH2tepr-
ana s;eifT Rteitin-
GTfaisrrih IL AYERS AsCE CURE aud Eel
2c5erheidbtreroeu, ba hifits 5eilmitiei ei.
re sgfSteIT unh 6Salle eiErirff, eis aTaufheiis-
trIaltIeen Sdfte cnifernI nnb IN eem aan;en
SsEsTa pitesr zine frdftise Hue eefunes h5tis-
felt bsrsprrnff.
5s.HE mad 8ori6rift aHseRaHei. sarantirtn
mir Stifuns.
3nbereifet bsR Sr. q. 6. &her G. Co.,
graftii9e NIB oanlptH4e G5eRifg.
2oDea, DRaE.
EsssgsII tn aETsR apstssfsE 90 AaesB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04
g @ermanm, ARO., 0reitne, NoOember.

6enu es mar, eiHen alien 2iuterndloler
@usbruf su brnuden, ga wild goose
chase"
Serr Sdub muBte eb uiiien unb
iueiB es aud lcbenfGHs, 0nb Weniden,
weIhe nibt icben molten ooer oenen Die
8enntnihe ODER Die Sefdbisun9 gum
8csreifen feblt. nidt gu uberscugsn
Fuo, tueuu Der bliu6e SIaHbe elmer
eriinSIideu llnteriuduua untersosen
ipirb uuo NOT bieI wsuiaer 9Iauben
mir, eGB Der Berfdiier Der ffiIIen
9offuung aeIcbt babe, bon oielcn
@IaubensieIiaeu CUR lleberseuaung
aebraat au meroen, oaB er feIbit anf
bcm 9oI3luege ic.
9ta1 unIerer unmdBaebIihen Nfeiuz
uua Ioute man bieie Sirferlinge gar
ni6t nit oerQleihen G6rifteu be-
beGigcu; ibr Beifan 1T niht gu srlans
gen unO na9 ibrer MiBbiqiauug frdbt
fcim oabn. geidipeiae henn Elm Der.
uiinItiger Wenfd.
llntcr allen llmitdnoen n6er 1T bie'
les gSert allen Sencn gu empfeblcn,
melde nidt i6cu iperben, lpcnn ibnen
ibr eiaener gciuroer MenidenUeritnnb
Die Eiu9e i'll eiusm auoeren 2i6t SeI9t,
aIs es ole Sdwlr3titteI baben woaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04
9Sprbbcntfebcr 21Dpb.
BAL nj or esY inie.
3cqelmaBigc PaliagiCrbriGrOrrnne
sniihGu
Sremcm uu0 Baltimore
Il / e G {

d L e g t.
burd ric rIbmlidblf tsfannfcu, ciirrnel. frau.
teu YUftampfiGiHr sr1sr 9lafe ron 5000
lrn5:
Srannfdpcia. eeip;ie, 9ermann,
NnrHberQ, SolH, Strd6bur9.
Ntfabrt II Bremen il ben Ritipp6.
atTdbrt N Baltimore, isetu { uuutrias.
Icr PcreecutIdc yiUyc liz bic groste crut=
ibf 1amYiibiHfab. 6jCifttiHnft, ifinf
Tampftr Tue auf ras Srlieffe oebaut, nit
tCutidIeu 1cCleutCB bFmnnut uuc uCTetH
ron tsutIG en- 9nritniueu btfrbliqt 1ie
lbatid6t, tdb mtbr ais
Giuc Wiaion 4aiiagicrc
cie llttfrfnbIi 5wiihen GuGrgn unf 2ImfTfi
nit q. 7. YIcve Z amgfsru Qtma6t. lrTiht
rrl aal Ptlcn fiir he yriirbihrii eifitr ytuir
ttim reitHeeu Gutlifum.
; lie GrpftitrHen nuscn r.c foi9t lihti
53piidlcme ccfs= Rdnaaicrc
tif6rbfrn mir III auscrcTerntlib tilIiarH prei-
ien mad uHe pon 1tutit!aac, SfitcTrfiblln-
1aTH, Il. l. n
altfu GinpIHesrsru nIa psiiii6sn Stlairn
III tia Rriis utsr 2 ditim more aau; ttlcu-
rcrs aH5uEathtH iig rsiieu fsbr tiiiia, ine in
baltimore scT Itefr llrtuYpTibfiuna atitust
Uuo tpnuer trt ArtHrTt IN SaItimeTr uumit-
frlbhr nrm IsmpiitiH in ria tcrcifittentrn
Gi;5TtnbuEaacH hei0,r.
I.sr al:c eaS al;r E;ItsTlaHe tfiuctfn. rcsI
&frw Ht's uHr 5rsuufs tEIHsis fsmmtu lai-
ign Te'd. ic!lts iit en- Cis nHtlI sitnftsu aaru-
tsH psH9SH. Sjr IN Ieesr rCitfTen aHsFunfi
as'n tsTtit fur. STisnit5 NuiIlatn reretu
gfUmrt bGlHipcy;fi.
Bea- Hdtf ehraai, eIs Guirr plIIefi6eint
iar ois 1du'pifr neS 9pTeecntitenI
Siry ausssitflt rnetH-
IL S6mbmGctcr $ So,
SfnCrci'HGrntfH,
3in ; S.,o tSdn Ctr, Baltimore. W
Scn bOdliten Marftpreis
sFsdtit mr.
9nHtf, 5rae, enmprH, aItrs Giitu,
anPfrr, @rKins, af.
Z. zoos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04
HAPG0OD RIDING PLOW.

DIR Hapgood Riding Plow pirt aaran-
tirt lri6ter Su laufen nit siusm Ianns rarnui
HBsnb, ais iraGno Gin nnbrrfr atp1bnlibcr
plug opu trrirlteu 05rUse. Iislrs purhr
eurdI cine ;ScleprrtC Hcr Cinsm ans frn Scrren
Sjrcr9s g6riabt, g. prifr, :. Gruber. j 9Iun-
ottt uno {. Yantprpsu trltrbrneen Grmmitisr
am % juig 1881 nuf YCuirr yieane bGpitlrn.
Iir ,5rleprCbr Grgab untsr efn frlarntrn phii-
gen Sopauob Ribins pIop ii 3ra Sdnitt,
Nryrr II. Rifger's StabItaum Balfina plug
IL 3cu Sbnitt une bsm YtpIia W aIfina plug
II 3rG Sduiit, Gag ter Saraurb 8ibina
pfIug nit eincm Nlnnc elrauf fiEcnb 2765
pfuho 400, Rs9sr II. &iracrS 307 une btr
Peoria 3l7 pfunb ;rgen.-
@8nrum nod binttr brm pIlug bfrlaufrn,
ptnn man tinru 8ibins Yfus trfcmmsn fanu
bsr Iriftsr ;u sisbsn if uub trlisr arteittt,
pdbrtne man babri fdbrrn fam.
3uqatsn tsi ~ ser II. 8ieJcE SGr-
mann, Rc.
SpTrbt tCi un5 ror uue btlI6tigst gu6
eisler pHug. g8ir peresu Gu6 reel tteisun.
II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04
Nene SbotnsraphiI4e 0aaerie
srn
81. 6. MlgIatbr0ttcg g.

Sd rza6s bitrmit erm pubIifum rcn eeI
mann uub umsessne bsfannt bas i6 an eGI
nprh5fl. Gde her 6rrnt unh S'6iaer StraEt
nieine neue pbstcsrnpbiI@e 6alIcrie tr,dbtt
babe uue i'm Stante bin Tbrtrgrapbitn i'm
bsifeH StsIe dn;uftrtisen. ;3ufrisesul cit pire
saraatirt.
.. g. WRmbrauer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04

gie gr0bte NusluabI BON 9fdbma-
I6inen uno Haoeln in Der Stn6t fn6sl
man bel 3beo. Sergncr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04
2u berfamfem.

10000 adrr !6iiseI 9anb nnb 2OOO ader
Srttpm -9dnherritn, tnrrunter nnsbrrre nusSe.
setGnrte Garms li@ beTuhen. preiie Sariiren
ron 81 bis SIS per Adrr fir 5iseIanb unt
ron $15 bis $35 ptr Nfer fur 8Otfam eanb.
Dies in cine ausss;ei@nfte @tltsenbtit hG
cinr biIliee Seinatb gu ertrerben.
g8esen ndherer Ausfuuft tuenbc man IiG an
90. Renenbabn.
9runbtigtntbumS-A -Agent. 81 ermann, N 0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04

2oBt Sud uidt UsrGIufen Ourd Oas
9ersoe bon YeriOuen, iueIde Elm 3utc-
re6e babel baben aeiddftlib segsu mid
gu arbsitsu Ionberu iiber3cuet Sud
ieIbif, no man Die bsitsu u1o biIIigiicn
@aaren fnuf::.
81 ~ SnIe iffs,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04
B6dbeutlider marftberidbt
@etretbemarft.

" Z u N q {.
Scrriairt Dpn
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grpcer.
Die dnsrsebenen preiIt prrbrn BON SSnblern,
Imeiifsns i'm 3auI6l tesatIt.
Butter per pfunb 20-25
Gter per DuBeno ~
9eben6taes 8eHugeI.
Siibnrr per OuBene 125 25
gnten j 5O-2 w
0GuIe = 5O-3 50
3urteps >, cid SCI 90
8ttrcdnet z,ttf fel per pfunr 30
TNgfbe 30
aartcEeln Ptr Bnitsl 1 5O.l %
Nepfrl, per Suibel 4O-50
3piebsln l W-1 70
gBeiBe 8Obnsn 23-1 20
8erduhertes 6leiid'
S6tnfsn per pfuub fO-t1
Seitrnfiife 19-1
S6ultern IS
S&nals SO
3alg 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04

l6inen uno Raoeln in Der Stnbt Fin6st
man bel 3beO. Serguer.
Oob Die our 9orttOwucr 6rier bers
ilbergefOmmsueu fran;oiitben Safe fb
uuh i9Ou iii MdfbIugton icbr tntIIos
bcuommcn buben. III btr:it5 Gcri6tet
morOen. 9a5 g8aibinatnner y5Our,
nal" tbeIlt nun nadtraAlloJ nod Ndbe-
res uber onS anit0Biae Nuftretsn Der
Scrrcn nit. IS i9reibt:
D6runioiem un0 0eutide fH6 &c
mciniame @aite btS nEerifGniidsn
Soltes. Sis ipurOcn i'll einem uno
bemielbeu 9Otcl bier einquurtirt.
8cioe nobmcn al oIIeu ofiiiieIIcu Gm'
pfdnqem uno ,SeitiidfcItcu gIeidseltig
She'll uuo aep0bnlidtf 9lnitoub fors
berte, 6aB Die 9etren iit rueniaittns
tornPa UoriteHen lieBen uu6 btarilbttn.
q Staatsiefretdr Blaine, ais Oberlttr
6eremonicnmeiitcr, battle elue ioId)c
oifi3icGe uub formele Sorltenuua feit-
aelcgt, obcr Die SrGn3oieu eutibuIblg'
ten f1 uno bntcn Die GercmOnie su
unterInnen
Wicocrum mudjtc 0crr Blaine ben
Scriud, Die SrouSOien i'll bepc9eu,
ibren 0nti6Iub al dnocru uub Die 1Sor-
maIitdtcn elmer 8oritcIIung ourd;u.
mddcG, nber Ucrgeben5; III eutiduIhia,
ten fib miebcr unO spnr in elmer yeiie,
lUeldc iucitere YeriudJe. tire 9Inlift gu
dn>eru, una0tbi9 mndtc. Damn ais
bn8 arobc offiiiene 6citchcn acgeben
werbcu loute, ueritnnocn Die 0erren
SrnnBoieu IS lcbr gut, ibren 9aitgebcrn
begreiflid) gu MAIDEN, hoB iic nidt an
oericlben Safel NIT oen Gcutiden
GkeI miir6en, gera0t 10 l1euia ais iie
im 9otel nit ibnen suiGmmen ipeifteu.
lin bic Sude nidt nuf Die Spbe 4u
treiben, fnno hcs 6eitehen 0etbeili
itatt, 3. b. Die SSraniOicu ipeiitcu IN ci-
ncm gallon, bic 9rutideu in eiucm an-
oereu. Bum aeuiB nit)t gerin9cn Ner-
ger Der 6runimdnner belt cs 9err
Blaine ater BEL b,eier' @cle9tubcit,
uie ieitber. nit Nen 0sutiden. ugt
fubrte ben ToriiB. au tbrcr sSaEl.
Oieie StEnie, 10 geIin6e i;e mar. NAT
lcbenfallS otritdnOiid gcnu9 un6 mub
Die 5rGu,oicn ilber3ergt boben, DAB nc
fir unb0fIt,, luenn nidt un0nitdnoig.
9ebnlten pUr6en In6.
@abrfhtinlid bdbeh IL gegIaubt.
man wilrOe ibr 0cnebmsu 9e9en Nie
9eutid,cn fur Ysrabtuna bsltcr, obcr
oa5 tnnn unO tbut fem Msnfd bier
leber iuciB, Dab bfc SraniOicn 8ruub
acuu9 ba. en-, oeutIde Srie9er su furh-
ten uno uen man iilrdtet, ucrodtet
man nidt. yHau Ucritebt bier ouae-
mcin, Dab nur gcmcincr 9lf hic 5rieb'
febcr be5 Seuebmens Der Srnniolcn ut.
Q8ie gun1 auNer6 itebrn sic oentiden
@Gite Sa Yicbcnswulbia, bciheiocn
unO fh in ieber 9c3lebung oen Scr,
bdltnihen fugrnO, bAbcn lie nd hic
Ndtung Nucr crmOrbcn, nit ecnen iir
bertebrt boben. Mon tanu au9 linen
pobl uidt uudia9cn, Oub lie ole Trau
;oieu seIiebt baben, neil Ic fd bercii
3eisten, nit 6ieien gu Oerttbreu; Wtnn
Te bieIeIben iest uber Ostu9ten, 70 Huo
fie 6a3u btuftduoig bsrcdtigt."
2nBt Sud uidt UerGIufcn Ourh Oas
9ersoe bon YeriOuen, tpeI9e Elm 3ute-
rele babel baben 9eiddftIib segsu mid
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-16
Greatest Remedy Known.

II. 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
tons 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 q Speideps and get a
trial bottle free of cost which will con-
vince the most skeptical of its wonder
derful merits, and show you what a
regular one dollar size bottle will do
For sale by c. Speidel.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-16
The Baroness Bride.

The Baroness Burdett Coutts Feems
determined to keep her family fortunes
linked with Piccadilly. At all events she
selected church within its precincts as
the scene OF her marriage. instead of the
Savoy Chapel, which is below Charing
Cross. No. so Piccadily was the house
from which her father, Sir Francis Burdett
on April 5, 1910, was taken into custody
by the ssergeant-at-arms OF tho house
OF commons, after resistance within the
walls of his castle for four days. The
Life guards of that day GOT the temporary
nickname of ''Piccadilly Butchers from
the way in which they charged the mob
who were fam 10 rescue their then popular
idol. One of the lyrics inspired by the
proceeding contained this verse:
The lady she safe and she played on her Lutte.
The eerpeant-at-arms had stood iiherto mute,
But now he advanced like en- impudent brute
And said.s"Wil you eometo the towerf"
Down street, in which the church is sit
'uated in which the marriage was solemn
lied, is narrow street IN Mayfair, lew
hundred feet below Park lane and half
dozen streets above Stratton street. in
which ID the residence of the baroness,
mother, the duchess of ST Adams. who, as
Leigh Hunt said, Brought back the
dukedom to the point from which it set
out-the stage" Down street runs from
Piceadilly nc green park into Hartford
street, and is only about block long.
at its upper end stands Christ church, q
mederp church ia French gothic. Ga the
upper corner of Down street and Piccadil-
ly was built in 1S49. the celebrated Hope
house for the son OF the wealthy Amster.
dam banker and author of s"Anastasius, "
house which, on account of its decorations
furniture and pictures, used to be one OF
the show houses of London. bat which has
now become the Junior Athenaeun club
best known as the favor.te haunt iof that
distinguished lawyer. Mr.. judah 2. Ben
liamin. Christ church. Down street, is 10
the heart of Mayfair, and has be en- several
times noted for aristocratic weddings of a
very quiet sort. From this point to the
house of Mrs. Trevanion, the new aunt Of
the bridegroom, where the wedding break
| fast was given. was a very short drive, al
Mrs, Trevanion' s residence is on Chester
square, which is in BeIgravia directly
across Green park. and still within rifle
shot of the Piccadiily quarters. Halt
Moon, Bond, Swallow. and Brury streets
are within the precincts Of Down ant
| Stratton streets.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-16

The Excelsior Chsir is the -est Chair In the mar
hest flushed The Chair that gives the best sstis-
faction The best for the ONCE, the public huls-
ing the veranda. t.4e parlor or shs invalid Ihif.
tesn different sty les All wore warranted Sehs
for cuts and price list To ~
Numrait Station,E Z.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-16
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A. DoDGE & Co., Bankers and Brokers, II
Wall Street, New YORK, buy stocks on ressohani s
margin and wnen desired, will advise when ans
what to buv Also Stock Privileges in which $ao
to 800 can be probably invested Opportunities
for good profits are constantly occurring Fun m
formation application, and Weekly Report sent
free
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-16

Printing, Binding and Biank-Book work
spacialties at THE ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers
Satisfaction guaranteed If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-02-16
CON STUMP TI0N
4 new and efficient
treatment is n o "
offered, and most
gratifying and sur
prising results are
daily witnessed.
.PHiLlIPS'
PaIatabls
Cod Liver
| OF

Combined with PHOSPHO-NUTR
a scientific presentation of soluble wheat phOs-
phates exactly they exist naturally in the grains
and are needed for perfect health in the Human
System.
Fact God Liver OIL is conceded to be the Con-
sumptfves most valuable assistant
Fact 2.-hany patients cannot bear the ordinary
Cod Liver Oil account of sensitiveness OF the
stomach
Fact 3-PhiIlips' Cod LIVER Oil Is the purest
bland Norwegian variety, and is selected for fts
unusual medicinal efficacy.
Fact4.-Phillips' Oil and Phospho -Nutritine com
bined really palatable and Is reshed and easily
retained by the most delicate.
Fact b.-Thie combination with PhosDho-Nutr1-
line imparts to the Cod Liver Oil curative and re
lucrative property and power which seem myste-
rtous but which are in reality purely scientific.
These Five Facts suggest the reasons why Phil
fns1 Palatable Cod Liver OIL Combined with Phos-
nh o-Nutritine effects such Invariably happy re-
sults In Consumption. Emaciation, Wasting, Scroll
MIA Tickets and Weaknesses and Diseases Of the
Lungs; also, for Nursing Mothers.
Free from anv uauseous taste or smell, miscible
in water perfectly assimiiable. and containing
remedial properties never before attained IL med
ieine this preparation is submitted with confidence
10 patients and physicians. Price 81 per bottle; 3
bottles for IS
PHYSICIANS are invited to send for explanatory
circular to C. Fl. Phillips, Manufacturing Chemist,
Plat Street, New York
For sale by ali Druggists
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Buraing OF u Catholic College.
STATE AyD COAST.

"Arthur hats and Arthur shoes are
out.
The Chinese quack doctor above Oroville
has about 100 patients.
Truckee has voted to raise by taxation
81, 500 for a new school house.
James E. Anderson has assumed charge
of the Eureka New Ece,ing Leader.
A Grass Valley paper gets this off: AT
Grass Valley, October !, 1881, by Z.
Davis, ]. p, All Yin to Miss Jennie All
Sue, daughter Of Sing Lee. No cards. :"
Captain Merrill has put in four bridges
on Susan river and the sloughs on the
BuntingviIle and Aituras road, and two
more on Willow creek, says the Reno
Gazette.
On Sunday evening, when it was found
that the end was approaching, Major S. G.
Scoville made his dying statement. and re-
iterated the accusation that T. S. Coffin
was the person who shot him. Reno
Journal.
Two military companies, each forty. five
strong, have been organized at the Gilroy
public school. The object is drill and dis
cipline at the morning and evening recess.
The girls form Company A, under Captain
Ida Lannon, and the boys Company B,
under Captain Edgar Holloway, and SUBJ
ordinate officers.
The Southern Pacific Railroad, of Ari-
zona, is employing a new device for un.
loading their gravel trains. 1t is sort of
snow pillow that is drawn by an engine, and
it will unload Car in ten seconds. The
piow is guided by rail in the center of
the car, and by means OF long cable,
reaching to the engine, twenty or moro
cars can be cleaned off in few minutes.
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NEW DANCING SCHOOL

WYE HAVE LEASED JACOBS HALL %
w q, above Tenth street, and vii main- ~
tain there School for Dancing after the most f4H
approved system. OPENING MONDAY, LIZ
OCTOBER Sd, at 7:S0 p NJ, with Gentleman's
Class. to whom is allotted every Monday and Thurs
day Evenings Ladies' and Children's Class, P. NJ.
every Saturday, beginning OCTOBER sth. Select
Socals every Saturday Evening, beginning OCTOBER
1st CHURCH & WATSON are old and accom-
plished teachers; FISCH is the well known and
thorough musician. A complete ORCHESTRA for
rstclass music constantly ready to city or country
order. ls29-lm] CHURCH, FlSCH & WATSON
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DIV GOODS.

The White HOuse-The Oldest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco. We import direct from the
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J. ". Davidson Il Co., Nos
10l and I03 Kearny street, San Francisco.
KeaEe Eros.. Nos 10Y to lis Kearny street, are
now holding their regular Semi-Annual Sale In
mense reductions in Si'ks Cloaks Dress Goods,
Mourning, Domestics, Hosiery, Parasohs Laces
and Notions. SAMPLES on application.
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REIRRER ANp or. GOODS.

Tfe GGfsa Perclsa and Rubber ManUsacf.
uring Company Manufacturers of Rubber Goods
of every description. Patentees of the celebrated
"Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets j. W. Taylor, Manager
Goodyear Rubber C0.-Manufacturers of all
kinds OF Rubber Betting, Packing, Hose, Springs
Boots, Clothing, ETC. No. 577 and 579 Market street
Bayts sf KeIlagg-PioneerM Manufacturers Of Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
aud Dealers in Rubber Boots and Woolen Goods
No. 81 California street.
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NOTICE.

YTyHE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEES UNDER
the land mortgage of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, made to them as Trustees for the
bondholders, and dated the first (lst) day OF oc
tober, 1870, hereby give notice that they hold
three hundred thousand dollars $500 o0o) in gold
coin. with VIII ch, in accordance with the terms Of
said mortzsge they propose to redeem so many ol
ssid bonds as shall be offered at the lowest price
Ali bids over ore hundred and five Q05) fiat may be
rejected at the option Of the Trustees
Sesled lids for the surrender OF bonds win be re-
e;yed at the Office OF the Trustees corner OF Fourth
and Townsend streets, in the city OF San Francisco
CaliiorHia. until twelve Q2) o'clock, noon, Noven
Der third (3d), 1881. :, 0b, SUM; lNT;aso,r
San Francisco, CAL, October ], 1881. oS-lm