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THE WOUNDED PRESIDENT.
Coincidence OF Chicago Councils.

CHICAGO, July AT a meeting or the city
council last night the mayor presided, and
called attention 10 the fact that the President
lay at the Executive Mansion seriously wounded
by ball from the hand OF the assassin GuiteaU,
anu the council Immediately adopted appr0-
pirate resolutions, which were forwarded -
Secretary Elaine
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CITY ITEMS.

Opinion OF Z minent DIR. H. - Steuart
President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore. :
L nave used Colden's Lebig's LIQUID Extract
OF Beef and Tonic Invigorator for more than a
yea, and recommend it as one OF the most
e1nclent preparations l have ever met with IL
combines the virtues Of food and tonic 10 a re.
markable way. and 1 am satisfied has saved
LIE when no other medicine could do so.'
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COuntcrfeits! Cautfon!!
Several limitations and counterfelts OF the
RUMFORD YEAST POWDERS
have been offered for sale by irresponsible par
ties
Some are called "RUMFoRD," one Ia lamed
"BUMFoRD," another "HUMFoRD," ana 80 on.
All have the general appearance OF the genuine
Rumford.
whoever .epares or sells any limitations or
counterfeits OF the Rumford Yeast Powder that
are calculated to deceive the casual observer,
infringes our copyrights. and render themselves
liable to heavy fines and imprisonment. We
shall proceed against all infringers to the full
extent Of the law.
The sales OF Rumford Yeast Powder have
steadily and largely increased, In spite Of the
almost superhuman efforts OF number OF
competitors, accompanied by Measurements
and misleading advertisements. Our sales are
now more than ever before, and this result has
been accomplished without extensive advertis-
ing, but by keeping the quality of the goods
higher than any others, and selling at reason
able prices.
We shall do all IN our power to prevent I'm
position upon our customers. and shall con-
tinue TO warrant the Rumford Yeast Powder to
be as Observation-Disclosures, nutritious and OF
standard strength.
Him N. D. ARNOLD, Treas.
Burnett,S Cocaine
WILL eAyB TEE HAIR
and keep 1t In strong and healthy condition,
| because IL Will stimulate the roots OF the hair
| and restore the natural action upon which IFS
| growth depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
Terrible Loss Of Life
Millions OF rats mice, cats, bed bugs, roaches,
| lose their lives by collision with Trough on
| Rats" Sold by Druggists 15c. boxes. tn
sAIdsrney Dairy Wa9ons.n
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn
| ing, and delivered In klns. "Ward" prints sSc:
| Ger Id Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per at. Cream. 10c. pint
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OfEHA3g56SRNSsx u BOSS S%SsC 8 g..
Bankers and Brokers. No: - Wall st.s y. Y.s buy
and cary stools on % pee cent marein. and
Also. secure STOCK PKIVuE0E0 e reason Able
rates In which as to 800 can Be invested. Fun
cent fyefs Anl1-mw6S
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1T CoNouERs pain and brings health: this
great German remedy, st. aoobs OIL +
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nIncomparabIy superior

To the trashy articles which are palmed upon
Campbell. MD, LII. D., president Royal Co.
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons, member Gen
eral Council, University OF Edinburgh, ETC.,
e.c.,) In regard to the L.ebig Co. IS Arntcated
Extract OF Witch Hazel. 1t cures piles, salt
rheum. catarrh, rheumatism, neuralgia, pain.
Iul monthly flow, sore throat, varicose VEINS
Beware Of counterfeits. Sold In fifty cents ana
dollar sizes.
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HEADQUARTERS!

FOR DRY Goors AT BOTTOM PRICES.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS, cents.
Lawns, LAWNS, LAWNS, cents.
LAWNS, &. LAWNS, LAWNS; SCENTS.
LAWNS. Lawns, LAWNS. u cent?
VICTORIA LAMNS 10 cents.
Good CALICO. fast colors, Az cents
Good CALICO. fast colors. AZ cents.
Lace Striped NAINSOOK, cents
Lace Strip ed NAtNSOOK, cents.
INDIA LINENS. INDIA LINENS, 20 cents.
INDIA LINENS, INDIA LINENS, 20 cents.
striped LINENS, striped Linens, S cents.
Pure Linen LAWNS, Pure Linen Lawns. Is cents.
Pure Linen LAWNS, Pure Linen LAWNS Is cents
eeersucker GIN6HAMH, New Styles lust out.
eeersucker GINGHAMH, New STYLES lust out
LINENS for Boys wear, 2x IS l8 90 az cts
INENDUOk for Boys Suits, rs cents
Dotted eMlSSES. Persian LAWNS, TARL ATAN.
MATTING6 CLOTH for Boys Suits. as cts.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SUMNER GOODS.
DRY GOODS AT THE LOWEST FIGURES.
c. NJ. IOWsON,
636 Pennsylvania Avenue,
SOUTH SIDE. NEAR 7rH STREET
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TO Richmond, via Norfolk, or 70 Norfolk via Rich
nond. ard return 70 Washington. James River by
day light. A deli ghtful trip ~
etesmer Excelsior, twice daily @ 80 a. n and sc
, to Richmond, via Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, from Ouanttco
Steamer George Lexry. TUESDAYS, THURS
LAYS anG SAL CRDAYS to Norfolk, connecting at
steamers each way.
Round trip tickets NJ M
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BUT NOTHING HAS EVER STOOD THE TEST
LIKE
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DAILY EXCURSloNs TO oUANrIco,
VIA xcelsior, so a. m. and 8 80 I'm. On SUN
DAYS At y. N. only.
Round trip tickets.................... 80 cents.
Ilckeis :or sale arc Information furnished at b.
W. kEPD'S SONS, 1916 F street north vest: Cooks
Tours. I4St Pennsylvania avenue; Roses Cisar
staL dis ct Principal Hotels; II Il. Pc kinhorn. next
to City Poet Office, and ut Oompsny'a Ofioe 7th
street wharf. GEORGE MATTINGLY,
tn, , General Superintendent.
VIII. K. WEIGH, Agent te25
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ADJUSTMENTS

DRIvER's SUMMER GARDEN CONOKRTs.-
~ Attra ctions for Fourth of July Week Miss
Jessie Grey1lle, soprano Be-es ssgenent of Mise
Helena Tay lor, Oontrato. First appearance of MT.
VIII Mack. Balladist and Motto Singsr. Re-
ensageInent OF 1r. VIM. JAEGER, SO Cornetist
Band. No charge for admission. iY6
, 1881-10-19

Mr.. Alexander Grunnell,
Of Albany, N. Y, says: ~ had
bccnfor years troubled with great
weakness Of my digestive organs,
which seemed TO be almost out
Of fix. Most usually l suffered
from constipation, and ut other
times a severe running-oH at the
bowels would tin. No remedy
l ever tried would regulate this
function until l tried DRowk's
1KoN DlTTERs. 1t really bene-
fitted INC from the first day l used
it. My habits arc now perfectly
regular, and as a strengthened Of
the digestive organs, I think
BRowN's IRON B1TTERs worth
its weight in diamonds"
, 1881-10-19

THE ciyil.servlce reform meeting ut uos-
ton OIL tho 2atl, Inst, which was to be I'D
dressed by Senators lIoar and 1'endleton,
Inns been postponed In consequence OF tia
inability Of Senator Pendleton to attend.
Mr.. Pentlloton Is unwilling to leave Wash-
lngton until after t1e adjournment Of the
Gxtra session.
, 1881-10-19
Pam IN THE BACKl

Mir. F. G. Delaney, Of Norfolk,
Va.:@w1itcs: "It gives 1nc great
pleasure to experience once more
that gloriously good feeling Of
perfect health. i was buried In
despair, my back constantly pain.
cd me, and from head to foot l
felt thoroughly i'll. could not
walk across The yard without IA.
tigue. Nothing I ate agreed
with me. Doctors could tlo me
no good. 1tned BRowN's Iron
D1TTERs. 1t has given me
perfect health and strength"
, 1881-10-19

Mus. Cnn1sr1ANcy's cross-cxamf nation
WIS continued yesterday. She admitted
writing several foolish Iutters. md refused to
answer questions about other letters. Sov-
eral tinportnnt witnesses from New York
will be examined today In tila Interest Of
Mrs. Chrfstiancy.
, 1881-10-19

O'CoSSon, Parnelrs representative in
America, Ind an enthusiastic audience ut
Lawrence, A1ass., Inst night. Ex-Coneress-
man Tarbox, Judge Gill, And John c. SUM-
born wero allsnng the speakers. Il dIspAtcI.
vas sent TO Ireland bidding the lenders be
patient aud build.
, 1881-10-19

THE new Shakespeare Society Of England.
Of which Prince Leopold is Vicc-Prcst-
dent, las pnsscd resolutions of sympathy
with Mrs. Garfield. l'rinco Leopold will
communicate tlls resolutions. 'rlIe sociuty
will present SUITS Of Its publications to Hiram
College.
, 1881-10-19
THf CARRIAGE-Bl]IlDERS.

C1Nc1NNArt, o.. Oct lb,-'rle carriage
builders Of tha United States meet here to-
MORROW. The Executive Committee Is in
session toGuy. Delegates ara here FROM al
parts Ut t2a 6tatu,
, 1881-10-19

}VERNOKh
Rev. NJ. ?. Remington,
Ithaca, N. Y, writes: "FFom
too close application to my call
ing, my health underwent q Sc
we're strain. felt a weakness
in every part ol my body. My
digestion especially failed me,
and my nerves became all un-
strung. Recreation did not do
me proper benefit. Finally, on
the Recommendation Of brother
minister, l tried BRowN's IRON
BlTTEKs. 1t has made me feel
better and stronger than | ever
before felt since was d young.
man."
, 1881-10-19

Lou1s McLANE, WHO Inns been President
Of the Noyadn Yank of Snn Francisco since
Its organization. I'as disposed Of his interest
In 1t and rcttretl from the Presidency. ]. Z.
Flood WIS chosen his successor yesterday.
The Directors chosen are ]. q. Fiooti, Scna-
tor Fair, John W. blackey, J. l.. Flood, aild
O. B, North.
, 1881-10-19

Mrs. Lucy E. Mccormick,
coyington, KY. writes: "My
constitution was completely shat:
tered by rheumatism. suffered
intensely; stimulants only gave
me temporary relief. I tried
NRowN's IRON D.TTERs. It
has cured me completely. and I
believe permanently. Alter us.
ing two bottles, l felt better and
stronger than ever ! did In my
life before.
, 1881-10-19

RA k M A1R,;
" ppn,rprE3s S y -
'' 11 a --,11-~''

We call special attention
to the largest stock OF Seal
skin Sacques, Dollna1ls, and
Fur-lined Garments ever
offered to the Chicago pub
lie.
Approaching the fact that
many INFERIOR goods in
this line are offered to the
public, moro through the
ignorance OF the dealer
than any desire to deceive
the purchaser, we have
placed PRACTICAL FUR
RIERS in charge OF our
Fur Department, and can
GUARANTEE EVERY AR
TICLE SOLD BY US.
Our Skins having been
carefully selected early in
the season and made up
under our OWL supervision,
we Gun not only guarantee
the quality Of our goods,
but offer them at LOWER
prices than any Fnrrier in
the city.
We shall also show a full
line OF LADIES' FANCY
FURS and FUR TRIM
MINGS at equally low
prices.
Sca1skin Sacqlles redycd,
resllaped, refined, and
heightened with Scal, Otter,
or Beaver.
Soalskill and Fur-lined
Garments made to order
and satisfaction guararl-
teed.
MANDEL BROS.
121 e. 1923 State-st.
, 1881-10-19

GREAT fears nre entertained that tho Dan-
ish ctnlgrant vessel 'rhingwall, with 5po per-
SONS OH bonr.i, was lost III the fierce ga.o Of
last Friday.
, 1881-10-19

Steubenvillc, O., May IS, 81.
Please send me ut once one
gross Of your most excellent me.
tlicinal tonic, DRowN's Iron
D1rrERs. ! have used it in
my practice, Tor indigestion, dys.
pepsia, sour stomach, heartburn,
nausca, vertigo, etc., and have
met with great success, ia effect.
Ing cures. | find they give per.
feet tone and rcal strength to
every part Of the body, and in
cases Of kidney diseases and con.
sumption they quickly stop all
decay.
II. D. ALEXANDER, n. D.
Ask your druggist for a
bottle Of BRowN's IRON BIT
TIERS and give It a fair trial.
It will do you good.
, 1881-10-19

1lESnY GE0rOE, who Inns won some repu-
tat!on as a political tlleorist, Is Oil Ills way to
Ireland, al!d the Lnnd-Leaguers, being ap-
pflsed Of the same, are preparing to give him
Il reception. Mr.. George will probably tako
tho place Of Ilcdpatl, III the Land-Lsaguers'
affections.
, 1881-10-19

soME Of tho Democratic Senators think OF
treating Senator Davitt Davis as they hare
treated Senator Mahonc, and will not pair
with hin.
, 1881-10-19
Fam weather. aouther;y winds. ri higher
temperature lor tlls region totlay. \.

IT Is estimated that ~, 7Gu tons OF protifi..4;
Including x, COL tos OF cont, were lost oif tho
English coast during tile RECENT Kalns.
, 1881-10-19
Strong Facts !.

A great many people are
asking what particular trou-
blcs Browns IRON B1rrERs
is good for. We have told
you some things it is good for
and why it is specially bcncfi-
cial mali cases where strength
is needed.
The best way to tell you
some Of the complaints that
BRowN's: Iron Bl1~rERs will
cure is to quote what those
who have tried it say:
DYSPEPSIA! .
From lion. J. B. Benson,
fIartwell, Ha1t Co., Ca, -
Feb. 10, 81.
want to say a good word
for BRowN's IRON Di1,TERs. l
am about sixty years Of age;
have warehouse, railroad, and
newspaper work to do. l have
been taking - and various
other kinds Of whiskcY bitters to
give me an appetite, and the on.
ly appetite got was one for
strong drink. Kew. MIR. AndeE-
son, the presiding elder for the
district, stopped with nc no! long
ngo, suffering dreadfu1ly with
dyspepsia. l got him DkowN's
1RuN Bl1rERs. It cured
him. After he left, concluded
to take that remaining iuthe bot
tic, and I assure you it has made
anew man out Of me. l have
no desire for stimulants, and be-
licvc l could cat pair Of old
boots and digest them as easily
as rice. ]. =. BENSON.
, 1881-10-19

THE Irish I.nnd League ackn owledgctl the
receipt Ut Si1,is5 during the past week. or
thls sim $s,S:D WIS solit FROM America.
Father Cantwell, Tlpperary priest, who
presided, advised the lrfsfl farmers to pay
uo rtnt untll tile leatlers are relcuscd. llu
sud that until that event the priests would
load the peoplc.
, 1881-10-19

TltE President Inns tntfmated to Senators
that lie will consult them III relation to ap-
pointInents In their respective States, but
has not made any promise tn n,iy Of them.
The Seators arc rather inclined to fnsist on
their advlcc being acted on. They claim
tlla. rs one OF their prerogatlves, and so1ns
Of ue so-ca1letl Stalwarts are reported rs
saying that they will nut support the pres!-
ldent II tint preroRattye Is mt respected.
, 1881-10-19

.TnE kceley motor has been heard from
once more. 1t Is stnted tilat It WAS expert
nentod will, yesterday, AMI that tie result
was quite satisfactory. 1t will ba advisable
to wait for more detailed Information on tho
subject.
, 1881-10-19

Dn. ]. G. BEAnp, Coroner of New Orleans,
has been Indicted b., the grand }ary OF that
place for corrupt practices rs n member Ut
the Doard OF 1lealtl, In fnvorlnE a scheme
for the erection OF 4 slaugAter-ilouso below
the city in consideration of brlbe of $i,250.
, 1881-10-19

f;riTEAu Is becoming morose and suspl-
ciuus., lie has not been visited By his corn-
sci for sorle days, and Is greatly displeased
thereat. He says tint II Sums great criminal
lawyer does not volunteer to defend lin, he
will defend himself.
, 1881-10-19

A CLAIM for about 81. .0o0, ,UU0, somewhat In
the nature Of lieu tor that sum upon yalua-
bio deposits Of guaho III Peru. llas been filed
ut the State Department ut Washington mud
served on the Peruvian and Cl,llEal, Ministers.
The clalMant ts the Peruvian Company, u
corporation having O regular State charter,
whtcl. came Into possession. by assignment
and otherwise OF tho clatlls OF Cocllet alla
Landrpau, two Fgench,nen who discovered
tue deposits. 1tisbe!leYed that the clatm Is 4
goo.l one, and should be pressed for pay.
ment. Chill came into possession Of the 10
glon where the deposits exist by conquest re-
Gently Ex-Secretary Boutwell,! and hi. Scott
Lord arc tho claimants attorneys. Gen.
, 1881-10-19

IT is said that tho Emperor of Germany
and bismarck }'ave offered tho 1'opo an asy-
lum at Cologne. The Pope will probably
prefer to continue as tllo Prisoner OF the
Vatican
, 1881-10-19

SAGAsrA. the Spanish Premier, said In the
Spanish Senate yesterday that 1t was tho MIN
of Ills Ministry to reconcile liberty With
monarchicnl institutions. and congratulated
formor Republicans upon now strengthen
Ing tile monarchy.
, 1881-10-19

ST. LOUIS COTTON EXCHANGE.
Sr. LOUIS, No., Oct 1s.-At the annual
election OF tho Cotton Exchange to-day Will
lam 81. Senter was aleoted President and ".
T.. Black Vica-p President.
, 1881-10-19

DRTTT ToTY}f1 fvTHSy:f1s
A~A>c IAFI IGS51St -
7tHSH ---
f1rans, ex-senator Entont eSS3 ex-senator
| Crag1n arc also urging theF FE3SJ
SINCE Secretary WIndf ,Shumcd control
ot tho Treasury Dcpf:E;sht el03,es0,7 ,750
worth Of United States have becn re-
deemed or havc ccasctl to bear Interest, anil
tho total reduction made IN tho annual In
tercst Charge has been &l5,1u5,7il. This
showing Is certainly. Most crcdltable to Atr.
Wltldon's management Of tho department.
T11E Democratic Senators arc disposed to
drop Col. Washington. thofr CAUCUS Nominee
Stlisan lIutcl,ns. They think Tint IIutchink
Is more likcly IN securp tho votu Ut Dayid
Davis than CDt. Washington. Some Of ttam
seem to think tint 1lutchins Inlay securn
so'ne Republican votcs. but iii tl!js they arc
liable to bo disappointed.
|
TifE President Inns fntfmated to Senators
| that lte Will consult them III relation to ap~
pointine'lts In their respective States, but
has not made any promise tn a''y Of them.
| their ndvfce being acted on. They claim
that rs one OF their prerogat!ves, and so,ns
! OF tlse so-ca1let( Stalwarts are reported ns
saying that they will not support the pres!-
ldent II tint preroRattye Is mt respected.
|
] GulTEAu's counsel proposed to summon
DR.. j. e. Spray, Of the Cook County insane
Asylum. to prove Guttcnu's Insanity, Dr.
Spray writes to say that lie believes That Gul-
, 1881-10-19

Nit GLADSTONE Is rather seriously inlls-
posed. mid II he does not sooi tmproye n
medical adviser will he summoned. a force
of police has been sent to guard tlis resi-
dcrcc, unwarden CastIe.
, 1881-10-19

PRESIDENT ARTHUR, the Cabinet officers,
United States Senntors, ConRressn1en, and
suveral other distinguished men arrived at
Yorktown Yesterday and participated In the
exercises appropriate to tho OCCASION. The
cornerstone of the Yorktown Monument was
laid by ti1a Masonic fraternity With impress
Ire ceremonies. President Arthur was loudly
cteered. GOV. Holiday delivered tho att-
dress of welcome antt Senator j. W. john
ston delivered tho oration Of the day:
, 1881-10-19

RAFFAEILE afoSr1. an Italian sculptor,
bnrn at Mi1nn lii 1878, died yesterday. lie
took some part III the Venetian revolution
Of 1913. Roncettl, tllo 1'apnl Nuncfo ut the
Dararlan Court, died yesterday.
, 1881-10-19

NEWS I'm BRIEF.
FA1n weather. souther;y winds. -tthigler
temperature lor tlfs region totlay. T..
IT Is estimated that ~, 7u tons Of prodfi...;; ;
Including N, ,16i TINS Of coaI, were lost oif tho
English coast during tic recent Kales.
GREAT fears are entertained that tho Dat1-
ish cnlgrant vessel Thingwall, with 5p per-
sons OIL bonrli, was lost III the fierce gaso Of
last Friday.
SoME Of tho Democratic Senators think of
treating Senator Dayid Davis as they hare
treated Senator Mahonc. and will not pair
With hin.
IT is said that tho Emperor of Germany
and bismarck t'aye offered tho Pope an asy-
lufn at Cologne. The Pope will probably
prefer to continue as tic Prisoner OF the
Vnticnp.
Nit GLADSTONE is rntller seriously intlls-
posed. mid II he does not soon improve n
medical adviser will he summoned. 4 force
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-03
NEW BUSINESS VENTURE.

MIR. J. G. Rasmussen, who has been well
and favorably known to the citizens of
Rock Island for many years as Mr.. Gay
ford's principal assistant, is about to open
a gallery of his own; which will be perfect
in every detail and win be furnished with
the latest and best instruments and aces
SORES. Mr.. Rasmussen las secured the
Messrs. Liberman & Gratjan and will be
prepared to receive visitors on or about
the 9th of this month He has long con
sidered that this city presented a splendid
opportunity for good photographer who
would adopt as his motto, good work at
moderate prices. May the new gallery
meet with success.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-12-03
THE INQUEST.

The coroners investigation of the cause
of the death of Samuel Landau, at Rapids
City last Thursday night changes some
what the first reports of that fatality. The
deceased was employed by Gilchrist 81 Co.
and last Thurday afternoon he was engaged
IN dumping coal in the shoot and also In
loading fiat cars. 1t became necessary to
move the loaded car down slight grade,
and the deceased and fellow workman
named Benson, started it in motion In
attempting to stop it landau placed a
pinch bar between the wheel and the rail-
The bar suddenly caught and threw the
man on the track directly in front of the
approaching car. The car stopped but
momentarily and soon afterwards passed
over the PROSTATE form of landau before
he could recover himself. The wheels
passed over his legs breaking them ip. sew
eral places. The physicians were immedi-
ately called in and the inju.ed man con-
veyed to his home. He died at an early
hour Friday morning
He leaves a wife and two children in
poor circumstances. The jury rendered a
verdict of accidental death.