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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-10
DISEASES oF THE STOMACH.

Plum River, Stockton, Jo Dsviess Co., Ills. 1879.
Dear Slr:-I was afflicted with distress in my
Stomach-at times it was almost impossible for me
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found relief until my husband procured some OF
your Indian Blood Syrup, which to my great sur
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REMEDY PoR WORMS.

Dear Strive have been using your Indian
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and find it the best medicine for worms ever saw.
ANNIE MCINTYRE.
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Du PUe, Bureau Co., Ills.
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MIR, AND MRS. DOWNER.


Dear Sir:-A short trial of your Indian BLOOD
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LIVER COMPLAINT


Watertown, Rock Island Co., lis.
Dear Sir:-I was troubled with Liver Complaint,
and the use of your Indian Blood Syrup entirely
relieved me. advise al similarly afflicted to give
it trial.
IT. UPSON.
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Watertown, Rock Island Co, Ills.
Dear Sir:-I have used your excellent Indian
Blood Syrup for severe Cough, and have received
much relief therefrom.
MRS, 81. SNOW.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Du Pue, Bureau Co., Ills.
Dear Sir:-This is TO certify that your Indian
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Complaint. recommend it to all similarly afict-
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BEST MRDIo1NE EVERY USED.

Duncan, Stark Co., Ills
Dear Sir:-Having tried your Indian Blood Syr-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-01-10
The Circuit Court. January Term
Judge Smith.

There was not much Of importance
transacted 10 the Circuit Court on Satur'
day. and hearing of motions occupied the
time of Judge Smith until adjournment
at which time the Gilmore. Perkins jury
were still out.
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LOSS OF APPETITE.

WATERFOWL, Rock Island Co. Ills.
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Liver COMPLAINT.

6dIVA, Henry Co.. Ills.
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UREs FEVER.

UuhCaL, 5tAIk Co.. LIIb
Dear Sir:-A short trial OF your Indian Blood
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RAND MRS DOWNER.
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ENIELIEE KING
SICK HEADACHE CURED.

Galva, Henry Co i, lis.
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MRS ELLEN RLKINS,
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Duncan, Stark Co, Ills
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j RAUSEY.
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st. Paul, Carroll Co., Va.
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Read the VOLUNTARY TESTING
MAILS ofPersons who have been CURED
by the use of the BLOOD PURIFIER.

WatertoWn, Rock Island Co Ills.
= Dear Sir:-This is to certify that your Indian
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in my Head. recommend it's use to suffering
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

III the U. 8. Senate, yesterday, hI
credentials OF Ssnator-sleot AsEsy, d
Texas, aud Mitchell, of PennsylVasi
were presented and filed. The SurdT
Civil bill was considered. The Dbl
ciency Appropriation bill WAS reSeiVA
AMI referred. Mr.. Hoar moved 81
amendment TO the Deficiency bill en-.
bracing the three per cent. features \
the Funding bill, without the dhh sst
tioN and some other features. |! wi
referred to the Finance CoHnItiss.
The Sundry Civil bill was passed and
the Senate adjourned.
In the House the rules were suspen-
ded, and the Deficiency bill, the last OF
the general appropriation bills, was
passed. TIL FundinS bill Was coDsid'
cred, and finally passed, exactly as 10,
Oeived from tue Senate. Alter Its pas.
sage, Mr.. Carlisle moved to suspend
the rules and pass a bill smsnd!nE tbs
Funding bill just agreed to- The sup
Elementary bill contains al the amend
-nts proposed by the Com nist'e o.
Ways and Means, but MT Incorporates
with the original measure. The EIis|
we're suspended, and Mr.. CarlisleS OH
was passed, and the House then @|
journed, Il
Among the provisions in the suPPE|
mentary is one providing that "nOIll'|
in the act Shall be CONSTRUCTED as IoE|
peal, modify or effect Sections SZ1V' n
%, %, "a, Revised Statutes"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

A Dublin correspondent teleGraphs the
following concerning two sgrarian out
rage fin county Mayo:
Mr.. Hearne was clerk Of the Petty
Sessions and land agent to the late
Lord MOuutmorrss' brother. He was
proceeding on foot to his residence sit
mated q mile from Ballinrobe, after at
tending Petty Sessions and was fred at
when within forty yards Of his house.
he received six wounds and was not
expected to survive that night. No ar
reats have yet been made. A woman
states that she saw two men fire Ct Mr..
Hesrne, but did not know them. On
Sunday night shot was fred into the
bedroom of Mr.. George Scott, Of Cross
molina, nesr Ballina. The bullet graz.
ed the head of a child who was sleep
ing with Mr.. Scott and penetrated the
bed clothes. Mr.. Scott who Is high
constable of TrAwly, had lstsly taken Il
grazing farm which had been some
time vacant. There is no clue TO the
would.bs assassin. A despatch to the
Times, from Ballinrobs, states, that
Hesrne is still slive, but Ia in very
precarious condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

Five hundred members of the Har
mony Legion, marshsled by soh.
O'Donnell, will leave Philadelphia q
ten o'clock tonight for Washington
While in the latter city they will quar-
ter at the Windsor and Lochiel Hotels
Tomorrow they will participate in the
inaugural parade. The uniform worn
will be similar to that used in the cam
paign, with the exception that a hand
some guidop, bearing the name Of the
legion, will be carried instead OF q
torch. At the request Of numerous
Washingtonisns torchlight procession
will be given In the evening, when sers
nades will be rendered the President
and also the Congressman from Phila
delphia. The legion will return home
on Saturday evening, when II will dis
band until duty calls It to the front
again TO assist In the election Of q Be.
publican President as the successor Of
james A. Garfield.
Curing the winter months the va
rious companies Of the legion Lave
been giving entertainments and balls
80 that funds could be secured for the
purpose of making credi,Able display
tomorrow.
Mr.. John o'Donnell, Who has com.
msuded the legion during the recent
campaign, is mentioned as a candidate
for the Office Of Recorder Of Deeds. He
10 very popular and il is quite proba-
bic that besides having the support OF
the ! goo members Of the legion be will
also receive the votes Of the young Re-
pubilcans In general.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

A special despatch from Richmond,
says:
Frederick William Davies, a hand
somely dressed and highly educated
young Welshman, YVES whipped here
to-day for stealing clothing. Davies
saws he was educated for the ministry
At Lonesdale College, Bridgewatsr, En-.
gland, but soon after being graduated
st that institution came TO this country
to seek employment. He staid some
tins in New York, and failing to 6nd
employment, he finally wandered south
ward and arrived here last Saturday
night. He went to boarding house,
from which he is accused of having
stolen clothing worth about $50 last
Sunday morning. Among the articles
found upon the person OF the prisone.
were two Handsomely bound prayer
hooks, upon the fy,leaves Of which
was written: Presented to +. W. Davies
by B p Lambertop, Trinity Church,
New York" The accused man was ar
raisned in the Police Court this morn.
ing, charged with the theft of the gar.
msnts referred to, convicted and senten-
ced to receive 20 stripes upon his bare
back, and, after infliotion of that pun.
ishment, to leave the city at once.
Davies is q man of 6ne presence, and
appears to be cultured and refined
The sentence OF the court ordering this
infection Of this ignoninious punish.
uept seemed to strike terror to the
heart OF the prisoner"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03
FOURTH EDITION.


Death Registrar Frazer reports SO
deaths for last month a. compared with
So deaths for the corresponding
month OF last year.
The nativity, color and sex Of the
dead was a. follows:--Born in the Uni
ted States, 81; Ireland. 10; Germany, 8;
Rngland,l !; Canada, !. White, rs; black,
Is. Male IS; female, 50.
The coroner had 8 cases and 3 per
sons died OF the Almshouse. l6 per.
sons we're brought here Tor intermsnt
and 10 were sent away for the same
purpose. There was one premature
birth and also one child still born.
Ages Of the deaJ:-Under one year,
IA; from to years, 10; from 8 10 10
years, 3; from 10 to 20 years, 8; from
20 to 80 years, 7; from 80 to 40 years,
10; from 40 to so years, 8. from 80 to
SO years, 3; from so to 70 years, IA;
from 70 to so years, 6; from so 10 90
years, 5; 90 to 100 years, /.
The causes Of death we're Acute
cstarrh, l; strophy, l; apoplexy, Z; al.
coholism, /; bronchitis, 2; bilious fever
l; consumption. 10: congestion Of the
lungs, 3, congestion Of the brain, 2;
ronvulsions, s; chonic bronchitis, l; car
cinoma uteri, l; cancer. /: dropsy, 3 ;
enteritis, 1; erysipelas, l; heart disease,
3; insanity, l; Inflammation OF lungs, i Il
a; membraneous Group, j;
maliormation, /; nervous shock (from
burn,) l.; natural, /; peritonitis, 2;
pneumonia, 6; paralysis, 4; pleurisy,
l; puerperal peritonitis, l; scarlet fe-
yer, s; senile gangrene, l; typhoid fe-
Yer, 3; tuberculosis, l; angina pecteris,
l: oyanosis, !, cancer OF rectum. /; dip
liberia, 2; encephalitis, l; general de-
bility, /; old age, l; pyGmia, /; pup.
pura hemorrhage, l; pulmonary ca
arrh, l; rupture Of the wound, l; spi-
,al meningitis, /; smallpox, /; vaivu-
ar diseases Of heart, /.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03
THIRD EDITION.


A special despatch from Washington
says: "There are lrany and various
Cabinet speOulGtions and reports TO-
uight, but very little is really known
TO DO settled. Mr.. Blaine is, Of course.
regarded as settled for the State De-
psrtment. Mr.. Morton Is also, credita-
ole report says, booked for the Navy
Department and Mr.. Lincoln for the
War Department. There Is also re-
port that Governor Foster Is not 70 be
Postmaster. General, and this place,
he Treasury and Interior departments
aud the Attorney -Generslship are not
believed to be rs yet fusily decided.
"There lis reason to believe that
Mr. Wharton Barker, Of Pennsylyanis,
who was reported as likely TO be Secrs-
larry OF the Treasury, will not have any
place In the Cabinet, and MIR. Wayne
daoVesgh's name is again mentioned
as likely 10 be called to place. His
name was prominently mentioned from
Mentor for the Attorney Geperalship.
"The plan on which General Gar
field means to construct his Cabinet Is
described by some Of his friends as in
tended to combine all parts and fac.
lions of the party. He sees, they say,
that the par ~ has no votes TO spare in
the country. 1t cannot afford defsc-
ton. He thinks II necessary, there
fore, to give every division or faction
fair representation, in order that the
desires and policies Of all may be Sc.
cure Of proper hearing and attention.
The stalwarts, the conservatives and
the Independents on this theory are
each to have in the Cabinet some rep
rssentstive man whom they can and do
trust and whose presence in the Cabi-
net will give them q way to make thsir
complaints and wishes beard, and al
ford the administration the means OF
communicating with all the wings and !
divisions and OF maintaining the gen
eral harmony. This, some Of Garfield
intimstss say, ia the general plan on
which the Cabinet will BIZ constructed,
but who in particular is to represent
each Of the factions is not yet fnally
decided. Il 10 still asserted that a
southern man may turn mp In ia
Of coed character, and II
possible native born Republican, and
act West Virgipisn, rumor adds.
1t ID also asserted that New England
will have to be eontehted with the
state Department, that New York will
rave only the navy, and that the West,
Ls the ruling section, will have the
Treasury, the Post Office and the Inter
or. II has been reported from Mentor,
hat California would have a Cabinet
,lace; but this does not seem 10 be
redited here this evening. There ap-
,ears to be no doubt that Mr. Lincoln
Vill have the War Department as
representative Of the Logan and Grant
cement in Illinois, and it is strongly
sserted this evening that Ohio will
ave TO be centent with the President
nd will have ne Cabinet place. Mr..
lowe, Of Wisconsin, is said to have no
aanoe of o Cabinet position.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

A young man, neatly dressed and
giving his name as Hailing, was ar
rsigned at the polioe court last night
on the charge OF drunkenness. A fine
Of so cents and costs was imposed. The
young man then commenced TO sob ard
begged to be let 60, asserting that his
mother was dying. He said he had re-
ceived such information before coming
to this city After he had arrived here
he stopped at saloon and procured q
drink. At last be became intoxicated
and was arrested An officer was sent
out to hunt up proof Of the young mans
identity. Tns prisoner was subseq uent-
ly released.
Edward Butcher was fired % and oosts
for assaulting Edward Pagan.
David W. Thompson, charged with
assaultirg John McKsnns, was fned 81
and COS 8. When McKsDna was step.
ping out Of a car be was slsppsd In the
mouth by Thompson. From the evi-
dence the attack was upprovoked.
There were no hearings this morn.
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

A Ave per cent. asset script dividend
and q dividend In cash OF one and q
quarter per cent, has been declared by
the Committee Of creditors Of the Jay
Cooke & Co. estate and on the Slst in
slant another public sale Of the stocks,
bonds and real estate remaining willebe
held. The dividend above referred to,
which makes the foarth that has been
declared, amounting in all TO thirteen
and three quarters per cent, sl,2os,-
$500. will be payable on and after the
10Th inst. The plan for closing the
estate has been 80 modified a. TO aus.
pend the requirement of public sale
Of unsold assets, and to allow any hol-
der Of script to privately purchase any
Of the assets at the sppraisement price,
at any time after the first Offering.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03
<SHALL. NOE EXTRAORDINARY! II
n nd this, ft may save your Life.

DIR. " Il. STONE. late physician and
surgeon OF the United States Army, tbs In
yentor OF Apepsia, the only known medi,lne
that will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges
the world TO produces osso OF dyspepsia that
Apepsta Will not cure. Dr. stone aud come
o. our most emiaent physicians have tested
It on cases OF every form ard stage, even old
chr4nio "a ses OF thirty and forty years stand
Ing vnero everv known medicine had failed,
and In every sse the result has been cure.
This give. me confidence In saying to the
pubic there Ia no case | cannot cure alter
Treating tho Isapds otcases, Some OF which
had been given up 20 die. Kesdsr have you
dyspepsia Il 90, yet bottle OF Apepsia and
rejoice again In perfect health.
aaie and retail by z. James Belt, Sixth and
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and Ma, ket streets. Also by all retail drug
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cuJaH. DrugRistp have then. iantH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

HieDntUeS from the local Field.
The Governor of Connecticut and his
staff, the State Fencibles, the West
Philadelphia Republican Club and the
Grays, of Philadelphia, passed through
this city in special cars this morning
for Washington.
Postles' Legion has postponed ita
military organization until later in the
week. About twenty young men were
present at the meeting last night.
A young man living at Edge Moor
had number Of fingers mashed yestsr-
day while working III shop c, Of the
Edge Moor Iron Works.
1t il quite probable that the Roman
Catholic church will erect a house Of
Worship near the Brandywine bridge at
no distant day.
Riward A. MoFarlin has taken Out
letters testamentary on the estate Of
John II. MoFarlip, late Of New Castle
Hundred.
The people Of Georgetown are excited
over the marriage OF Peter MoColley
and Laura Goslee, who are nephew and
aunt.
This weeks WEEKLY RKpgncAN con-
tsins the Legislative proceedings and
other interesting matter.
Franklin Circle, B. u, OF this city,
will visit Larkin Circle, Of Chester, to-
morrow night.
Lemuel Morris, an employee Of Jack
son & Sharp, was arrested Monday as q
deserter from the U. 8. army.
Major Samuel Candy has moved from
this city to farm near the Riverview
cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03
A STARTLING
Y!

Densten's Antimorbiic or Throat Remedy
is purely veget lble discovery, and is being
used with such marked satisfaction thar
1000 Testimonials were received from Dip-
iberia Districts alone. 1t never fails when
taken In time. Group relieved insfan ly.
Sore throat cured in rom IL hours.
Such di eases at Bronchitis. Quincy, Asth.
ma, Catarrh, Hoarseness, TICKLING In the
Throat. Hacking Cough or Bad Gold, will
yield to Its virtue Immediately. The only
medicine known to cure GOLD in the head.
Public speakers and singers who fesl need
Of clear throat and strong voice, shosld
not tail TO use It.
Any enc using this remedy and failing to
be satisfied with the result should write Us
OF once, stating case.
This remedy, by being ordered directly
rom the manufacturer. will be forwarded BY
mail to any address on receipt OF price, at a
less cost by % per cent. thai hough we were
10 Introduce II to the people by the drug.
Riats. A So cent box small size, will be Tor.
warded for Is cents, or a Sl.e0 box, large eise,
for IS cents.
ANY person using this rem sdy for any Of
the shove diseases, being satisfied with the
result, by SEEMING as Il Testimonial to that
effect shall recesye q b OF medicine worth
$780, free of charge
All correspondence cbeerialiy answered,
ana all orders promptly flied State paper
in which you cav advertisement. Addrtss,
j. q. lLENSrEN h ca,
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03
SECOND EDITION.
NKwk SUMMARY.

A collection OF Incidents. AeeR'
dents, Grimes and Casuattfes
from iMa Morning. exchanges.
The San Francisco Bulletin publishes
. report that the sanitary condition Of
Honolulu, in thu Sandwich Islands, is
dsplcrable, 81. l-pox being epidemic,
and communication between the city
and islands stopped. Ia Is said there
is not single sewer within the limits
OF the city, and tbs ground Is honey
sombed with vaults, which. have not
been cleaned in quarter OF osnsu-
ry."
During the passage of the "Momus"
procession in Galveston, on Tuesday
night, Mrs. Elisabeth Percival, propri-
etress OF q place known as the "kng"
lish Kitchen" was shot and mortally
wounded by her divorced husband,
Richard Stevens. When arrested Ste
vens confessed that he went to the
place for the purpose OF killing the wo.
man.
Captain Fcsrd, of the steamer Alliance,
at Baltimore, yesterday reports that
q schooner is sunk in Chesapeake Bay,
about two miles above Back creek, and
to the westward Of the wreck of the
Wolfe. About thirty feet Of the masts
are above water, and she lies in the
track Of vessels goine up the Chesapeake
from HAMPTON Roads.
Policeman VIM. Shields was acquit.
ted yesterday Of a charge Of numbering
Francis Burk, who died from the et-
tects Of shot received in May last al
the hands Of Shields, whom he, in CON-
paRy with q number of others, had as
sailed with missiles.
"The 81. Louis, New Orleans and For
eign Despatch Company" has been or.
ganised In St. Louis, for the purpose OF
forwarding In bulk, from that city,
grain, produce and merchandise direct
to Liverpool and other foreign ports.
A severe storm Of wind and rain has
ragged in the maritime provinces Of Can.
ada since Monday night. Several dis
astets are reported along the coas:, and
many vessels have been prevented from
leaving port.
The bricklsyers Of st. Louis, about
1000 in number, demanded, several
days ago, an advance in wages of 80
cents per day, to date from March LIST.
The demand has been granted and q
strike aveIted.
The schooner Irving G. Hall, from ST..
Johns, Newfoundland, for Cape Breton,
was lost, with her crew, nine in numbsr,
at Flower Cove, on the Sd OF February,
Town meetings held in Columbia
county, New York, on Tuesday, resulted
in the choice Of IL Republicans and IL
Democrats; the same as last year.
Gottlieb Foell, aged 81 years, com.
mitted suicide, 10 Nav York, on Tues
day night by stabbipg himself with a
carving knife.
The Senate Judiciary Committee held
special meeting yesterday, but took
no action upon the Stanley Matthews
and Billings nominations.
1t is positively stated that the Pres.
ident will veto the Funding bill vhicA
finally passed Congress- last evening.
The boiler makers, ship carpenters
and osu'kers of Chicago are s!ill on a
strike tor higher wages
President Hayes and family will leave
Washington for Fremont, Ohio, on Sat
ufday next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-03

Hiram Yerser, one Of WilnlDs'3I1lii
boss aud best harness maKsfs,, Al,
Shipley street, has made ior n! hsS 'oa
Gambrill & Co., a set Of douO1s =. . n,
brass mounted harness WHOM I w "a
noted for their beauty as le :. .1 AZ
strength. The harness will m w Nd
hibt,ion at Mr.. Yerssr's'store un'h h, u'
urdsy and all who want TO CIV u'N'
some harness should not fall so's'