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OSr HUNDRED poLLAEs reward for bette,
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment.iI
asure cure for Piles. pIw
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CLEOPATRA, Queen Of Egypt,
LALLA EooEH, Princess of Delhi,


VIM TIE
HANBS0MEST WOMAN rs AMERICA,
Fascinating "Lala Bookh," and the barge of Cleo.
pItra, with fSyrt's Queen the MIST magnificent
spec'accs ey uehcll upon the Slleeis OF an Amer.
lean city. Living Wild coasts louse In the Street.
A score OF tuu.bii.ht sninp.unuS ctGrjo,s, Albion
sweeping along with his . fee, high Royclc. 4
real stnonpurc troupe ri Southern Camp Meeting
MethCd;sis. singing MS the procession moves
THREE GREAT BaSGS OF MUSIC,
And greatly. rand, new and noycI Procession Of
Industry. the very arsest Longest, srcsest. srs nd.
est. graiuiions end Only Million Dollar l,areant
eI CT scen oil iheEtreis. Admission only 90 cents
Children unde.g year, IS cents Exhibition nl,rr
noon end evening Mt usual hours. A.rnir Chairt-
Promenade CpnccrlS one hour before commencing
by the three great bands. %
sh' Rate, and Extun!on Trains on nil Rail.
roads to see Ibis Great Show.
Al who desire Ia avoid the cr0Sd surrounding
the ticket wagon, at the SHOW gToundf, tan secure
seats Rad tickets a; =, -
WILSON & BANNERS MUSIC STORE,
I2os Market s:Ieet any ,i1e du,!ng tic day Of the
Show. = "
ADAM FOREPAUGII.
ly s.la.:2 q !9tw lr0nriGtof
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DlsSOLUTlON. - :

DISSOLUTION. -
The co-partnenhIp herstoinre e,,,,;n,
Urn name OF Gilleind & Cayl clue Masnfrc,n, .ms
," 'I zone neners, was this day dlsoy Cd by nm.
W Mi Se SO GsSe Cur! retiring The Business
,hnri,s ~ " H. N. GlllelAnd who Is au
'Ho'Isu 10 settle The business Of tho laio firm. -
Z M.GfLLtLhND +
wu,,,,,., GEORGE CARL. 80
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SHrLon's CATARRH REMEpY-a positive cure
for Catarrh, niphtheria and Canker Mouth.
Sold by Z. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by r. H. List lOto Main
street , --gsEz ~ Z,
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WANTED.
PROPOSALS WANTED.

sSad proposals will be received at This osiee mn.
" lne day Of July, lss at noon fnr The erecinn
.. ~ annex 70 me wt,iern end Of the jail; ouIer
,nE erered with I'm speclh ations 10 Ie zen Al
tIe,E ~ KOpT D. WOODS, itSs
W Va asa = 'oieis VI ohi0 CGhnly,
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THE Ray. Gro. II. TuAYgE, Of Bourbon
Ind, says: 10th myself and wife owe oul
lives to shiloh's Consumption Cure"
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion
Dizziness. Loss OF Appetite
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
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Cures Old Sores, Ulcers, or any disease
arising from impure blood: S. S. s.
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NEVER forget that biliousness and coEsti
patton arc entirely curable with MANALlS.
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A. L. PUmxTox, Chairman.
AFTERNOON.

Music by the orchestra. The discussion
ofthe subject looking TO the appointing OF
committee OF five 10 confer with our
Legislature concerning needed legislation
for our schools, was opened by Mr.. Fred.
erick in favor, followed by Mr.. IIaw.
thorne in opposition. The motion was
lost.
On motion OF Mr.. Hodges it was resolved
that this Association is opposed to the
abolition Of corporal punishment in our
schools by law.
On motion, it was resolved that the pro.
cecdings Of this Association be published
in the September number OF the West
Virginia School Journal.
The Treasurer, 7. G. Miller, read his re-
port, which was on motion adopted.
On motion, adjourned 10 meet ut Buck
harmon, Upshur County, on the second
Tuesday OF July, 1883.
NOTES.
The places named for the next meeting
OF the Association were Buckhannon,
Remington and Weston. The vote stood
rs follows. Buckhannon, Il; Pennington,
II, and Weston, l. All seemed to be
afraid OF the ASYLUM for the Insane.
Mr.. Geo. 4. Howard, OF Cincinnati, took
a horseback ride during tho week, and
ioraed Cheat river where the Oldest in.
habitant will not dare undertake the feat.
Miss Lottie Howard remains at King.
wood during the summer.
Senator Dawson was IN interested spec.
tator goodly part OF the time. III.
The people OF the town turned out en-
masse at the night sessions, and during the
day the court room was comfortably filled
1t is the general opinion that this was
the best meeting Of the Association for
years past. .-ss
Long will all present remember the free
hospitality OF the people OF Kingwood.
1t was our pleasure to meet DR.. Frey, oil
Bnndonville. He attended qni,e mum.
Der OF the sessions Of the Association.
The kingwood Railroad is now an
assured fact, and the next time we attend
the Association Mt this place we will ride
on the railroad. 81
The Board OF Regents OF the State Nor.
ma! School, ut their meeting here, made
the following appointments: r.
Fairmont School-U. S. Fleming, First
Assistant and Acting Principal; Miss Ma.
ME r. Cameron, Second Assistant.
Chenille School-Robert F. Kidd, Prin.
cipal; Miss Verona Maple, Assistant.
Marshall Collcge-Aliss Sadie Stout
First Assistant. SGD.
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Wnr WILL you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. pPrice 10 cts, q
cfv mud 81 49, --------
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WHEELING. July 10, ISIS,
a CARD.

y 4II--A CARD, 75l'.7If ~ =
LEVINE sou my Interest in the Gru, @. 6illel,nd
SI 10 my Lutte partner l. NJ Giliesid, Would
contInnanSy iefommSnd him 10 the trade and ask
endcd thH iii sr Tue hoeral patronage heretofore ex.
lyle cropcr
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ga FOR SALE,

TOR sALE-THE STOCK AND GOOD
or would sell material In lois 10 snit pnr
lnLthSt n9fliclllGrs enGue at this Office. - irI =.
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FOR RENT,

TUR RENT. '.5.-1- - 7TT5-TTT-S,
-; store.'oom No. 1905 Main street, which
wheh completed will he one hundred and
s sa, ieet deep, with two basement
'o EI' each sitty-seven feet deep. G'.S11.S,5
mh2O JAS. L. HAWLFY
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CHICAGO. July li.-Flour steady and firm. Wheat.
No; !? red winter dull. weak AMI lower nj 81 i9I;
ca>h: 81 s59tal l6 Jny; 81 lUt1al lIIl August, No
Chicago springs 81 S2o!sh and July: 81 u August;
% september; 81 Gd year; regular 81 lJ5i July;
81 lO1i August: 81 % September 81 CiH year CON-,
tar demand Iut Ct lower saics at 1Siic cash end
July: SIC AuXIist; nc Scp,erhei; 16s;c OtIo.
Der! 6s year: .rjectcd sc. Oats dull and ,roop!Ls
a. 55c cash: Size July; i04c August: iSJ Sepien.
iet; lJ' &c year. Iye. market easier ~ ,:,. Rar.
ley dull and nominal; ilaxseed, lower grades have
deciiued mercbuutablc 81 u: rejected 81 I;l! ell
Fork scive md finn at s2l 4na"l 50 cash; S!i 4Ol
si:55Ja!y and Augnst: 81 s7t$aal 10 September;
81 ICn2l % October: SO 20 year. Land closed vi
81 >tsl? 70 cssh and August; Sl2 haIE4i2 IS Sen.
!emter: sl257kGl? 60 osiobcr. bulk iaesis lrreei..
lar aid fairly active: shoulders 50 IS: short ibis
81 6S; short clear sl1 u. Whisky demand chiefly
for speculation ut 81 lG. C.il-wheRt. 40. 2 rci
winte: regular at 5! l55iai l5;. July; 81 Iiai liz
August; no. . Chicago spring 81 3i5. July, sI3IZ
o!Ttret; car regular s. l5s July: Il l0i Angus
81 0s3E spot; s. 0sh October; s. C6It year. Corn
ms TILED aud lower AZ IKE July: NC August;
E;tai751lle September; 6I?zc year. Ca;s not Iro
tably changed. Fox Rti!vc but lower al SO 5.Js
August; ST 70 September Ell i.H October; III lgii
ssSr Lard, si2ta5 hngnss; s!a !2sts sspleHbcs;
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Nav. rohk ,Julyii.-Noney 2.s per cent, closing
cn!. Sterling Exchange banken bills steady at
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.Ghe antellflqelllte,..


1f,ic"i Nos. % and ~ f0nrteent IN Al rect
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NEW YORK, July li-Dky Goors-Marlc, more
Gcllre layers arc arriving IN larsu numbers and
promises Of an ucrc market nj au carly daic IS very
favorable. Steel liver prints opened d. &C. For
choice styles and iarctS ihere have been GOOD busi.
ness, while q! furnitures' patch work and robes
there have been nsny moderate 10 good selections
lrIrLADELrnrA, Julyl4.-wool- Quiet; Ohio, Penn.
sslynnia and West Virginia M and above aSaSyc:
medium iiai5c: medium. washed, combIn, and
delainc i1aiSc; unwushed ooinbing and dclaine 25a
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BALTIMORE. July iL-Flour quiet. wheat, west.
en- easier: No. q winter red spot 81 9sJ4ai 2gI;
July 81 251al 251s August 81 !ai ny; $cptcin.
Der 81 Gal al!t oQtohcr 81 ~ bid. Corn. west
ern easier; MIXED July sijic lid; August SGAS6Llc
September sas714c. Gals irregular and higher
western while 1211ic mixed 1Gi7.c; pennss lranla
mixed i0t. Rye quiet ut 7jss;c Hay easy; ptirne
y cholte Pennsylvania aud Maryland Si7 6oii6 co.
Provisions easier and quiet; neSs pork :, 5i3 80
huls meats. shoulders and clear rib sides packed
sll 0t,lt p: bacon. shoulders 81! "; clear III
sides SIS 30; hams SIS .5al660 Lard, refined Sl3 &c.
bultcr lrm:- western packed liaaOc: creamery
2ta!Ic. FfSS lowcrat 20c. Petroleum dull; refined
G,saIc. Coffee steady: lilo sa-goes sAR9,G. Sugar
steady; A soft AZ. Whisky sipady ut 81 iSal IS,
CISci&SATI. July ll.-cotton dull and lover n.
leS1Ssc Flour finn mud unchanged. Wheat market
easier: No winter 81 sOal 81 old; 81 lial IS nc
spot: 81 l.Si July; 81 Goal w August. 81 Og Sep.
,emecr. Com stronger No. mixed sc spot; sc
I'D July; eOttc bid August. S031c hid Sepiember,
i2iln791sc October: 1E3Sc bid November: 4 veal.
0hls srOilger. No . mixed 59lEc. Rye quiet nj &c
FORK. market dull at s.! Is. Lard irregular and
ai:y aciivr at sl2. Balk meats. shoulders 81 G!Is
clear tib GU laE Bacon shoaltcEs $40 G.I,: Clear
rib sli ieS: clear 81 IS Whisky closed with con.
tined downward tendency at 81 II: combination
sales o! finished goods S6j barrels on basis Of 81 II.
Butter firm mud unchnured =
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27
HAZEL KIRKE,

This evening the beautiful domestic
drama of Hazel Kirke" will be given al
Harper's theatre by the members of the
Madison Square theatre company.
The play of itself is one of the most
pleasing and attractive productions that
has been given on the American stage. II
enjoys the distinction of having made the
longest run of any single play evsr pre-
sented in New York, as it continued on the
stage of the Madison Square theatre for
4S7 consecutive nights.
The cast engaged to produce it in this
city is unusually strong, and the perform
ance can be rated with THE Professor
and other of the reigning attractions of the
dramatic world.
The play possessed strong and interest
ing plot, and at the same time is pure and
elevating in its dialogues and language.
Reserved seats for the performance this
evening are on sale at the Harper House
drug store, where few good sittings still
remain undisposed Of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27
ABDUCTION.

Moline had among its residents, Harry
Hubs and wife and little girl They
came to that CITY last May, 1t would APP
pear that the elder Hubbs did not live as
pleasantly together as might be desired, as
the female Hubs claimed that she left him
at one time because instead of the necessi-
ties Of life he only gave her harsh treat
ment. Hubbs, however, promised to re-
form, and agreed to have more provisions
in the house and less brutal treatment.
She came back to him and everything
moved along satisfactorily until last De-
cember. At that time Hubbs was unable,
so it is claimed, to provide his wife and
child with food. A separation occurred,
the husband taking the household effects
and the wife having the custody of their
child. The wife secured employment as
housekeeper for widower who resided in
the immediate neighborhood.
Saturday Hubbs and a companion drove
up to the house where the child was quar-
tered and attempted to take her by force
Officer Kelsey, who was present at the
time, prevented the actual abduction, but
failed to make any arrests
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BREyITTEs.

Hazel Kirke," this evening
Circuit Court will convene next Monday
The City Council will hold a session next
Monday night.
The Board of Supervisors meet in regular
session next week.
Go to G. a. Speaker for hard coal and
hard wood.
The Investigating Committee of the City
Council will conclude its 1sbors this even
ing.
Divorce suits have been commenced by
Ain Tede against Henry Tede, and Lena
Cleveland against f. r. Cleveland.
Prof Palmer commences series of lect-
ures at Moline this svening, and will con-
tinue such entertainments during the weee.
City Marshal Miller had all the street
crossings in the business part of the city
along Second avenue, cleaned this morn
ing.
The members of the fire department, last
Saturday night elected James johnson,
Chief, John Ohlweiler was selected as As
sistant Chief.
The Land League meetings at MOTIFS
Hall will not held during Lent. . After
that season is over, the regular Sunday
night meeting will be held as usual
Two suits against the Northwestern Ma
sonic Association have been commenced
in the Rock Island Circuit Court. The
plaintiffs are T. Konas, Alfred Sylvia, NJ.
T. and N E. Yates
Flowers for funeral use in any variety OF
design, put up by John Stepp, upon appli-
cation, Twelfth street, near cemetery. Or
ders left at German school at any time,
will be promptly filled.
Two little girls narrowly escaped death
under a train at Moline Saturday. They
were waiting for c. r. L. & p. train to
pass, when some c. b. & @. cars were
pushed dswn upon them. They managed
to escape without injury.
Miss Dollie Pike, of the Hazel Kirke
company, dropped her purse containing a
small amount of money and several articles
of jewelry of great value, on the Wabash
train last Saturday. This morning she
eceived her property, as the purse had been
picked up by j. w. Cameron, brakeman,
who resides IN Quincy, Ill. She sent the
honest brakeman present and also let
ter of thanks.
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GUILTY

This morning Moses O'Neil charged with
malicious mischief in breaking time clocks
on the c., r. I. s. P. railroad, appeared
before the county court and entered a plea
of guilty. He was sentenced to spend the
the next twenty days in the Jail and also
to pay fine of $25.
George Green also entered the plea of
guilty to the charge of larceny Of small
clock from the Fourth avenue drug store
The court sentenced him to remain in the
county Jail for term of twenty days.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27

when its expense was ascertained witness
gave 1t up. Warren came to witness
about the paper and asked him TO stop 1t
at once. The matter dropped until last
September when Coyne cams to witness
and asked him what he should do with the
$72 collected. They agreed to raise more
money and present Warren with watch.
Mr.. Bracket, Grey. Coyne and witness
were self appointed to collect the money
They all raised $44 Witness did not col
lect any money from city employees. Wit
ness went with Coyne and Lundy to select
the watch witness did not change the
purchase. Witness had sold material to
the city This was cement and pipes
1t was delivered at the sewer. No one
received it or checked it. His vouchers
were tickets from the city scales. Witness
had sold pipe to Warren for the city.
Warren would certify such bills. Witness
claimed that the city owed him certain
amount for pipe furnished the city In 1880.
The material was furnished the city by q
contract made with Warren. The con-
tract was let to witness as the lowest bid
der. Witness furnished Warren with ma
teriaf on his private account. The price
was the same az that given by the city.
Witness furnished the pipe or at least
a portion Of it for the drain at the
foot of nth st. The city paid for the
pipe Warren ordered the pipe. The rail
road paid for portion of the pipe, and
witness contributed some pipe for drain
to his own private residence. He had
made collections for presents to other
parties in the past
Mayor Carse was recalled. but failed to
remember the day that Littig visited
Roach's residence and noticed the work on
the well. The Mayor had conversation
with Littig at that time, but could not
state positively the exact day.
At this point the committee adjourned
TO meet this evening at o'clock.
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HOW HE TAKES IT.

Heilwagon, the condemned murderer, ac-
cepts his death on the 24th of next month as
inevitable. He had hopes of securing anew
trial, as he fancied that STATIONS confcs-
sion testimony had convicted him and that
by removing that evidence his guilt would
not be fully established.
He still pretends to be innocent. and
maintains that when he is dead and gone,
it will be ascertained that he had nothing
to de with the actual murder. He refuses
however to name the real murderer, as he
claims that he knows nothing about the
crime and consequently can give no direct
evidence He intimates, however, that
Otto, his own son, had reasons for commit
ting tire crime. The cid man is severe
against his children, who testified against
him on the trial. and he intimates that
there was conspiracy among his children
to get rid of him.
His demeanor since the sentence was
passed is that of man totally Indifferent
as to what becomes of him He says he
don't care whether he dies or not, but that
he has made mp his mind to walk on the
scaffold and behave himself like an innocent
man.
He rested well Saturday and Sunday
nights, and manages to enjoy tbs meals
that are sent in to him. He is closely
guarded night and day. The watch will
be maintained until the day Of the sxecu-
tion, which will be about o'clock in the
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27
BURGLARY.

Yesterday afternoon man entered the
residence of G. w. Sjoblad, on 18th street,
and attempted to steal some furs, silver
ware and other articles found on the table.
He was discovered by the police. and
promptly arrested. lie gave his name as
Dorsey Patten and hailed from Davenport
It is claimed that he was implicated in the
robbery of a certain book agent at Daven
port a short time ago. The case was not
prosecuted as the book agent had his.mon-
ey returned to him. This morning Patten
had preliminary examination before
Justice Chopper when he was held to $500
bail to answer the charge of burglary be-
fore the circout court
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GLAsronD, PEORIA. Co.. H., Jan. Fl. 1881.


My wife has been laboring under chronic affec-
tons, including catarrh, for Is years and has been
treated for the most of that time. without
terial benefit until she applied at the Office of Mrs
DR.. Keck, in Peoria, last fall She had not then
spoken loud word for nearly five months, lost her
voice while under other treatment; threatened
with paralysis, entire left side being very weak and
nnmb nervous system was completely shattered !;
her lungs in serious condition and her health fail
ing rapidly. Her hands and feet always cold
showing avery poor circulation and condition of
blood.
About Oct /, 1881, she applied at the office oil Mrs.
DIR. Keek for advice and treatment, which continued
faithfully at home until December. She made
several visits to Mrs Kecks office in PEORIA in the
meantime, to obtain necessary directions and medi-
cines, and improved very much. Her voice was still
gone, however, and still doubling / took my wife
to several physicians of eminence for examination
and opinion. They agreed with Mrs. Keck rs to
what the trouble was Some Of them said there Is
very little hope; others said there none for
covery.
So. Mrs. Watson went with Mrs. Keck and remain
ed at her in1rmary five weeks In two weeks her
voice restored to Its original strength and tome
Imet her in Peoria on her return home, Jan. 25th,
and heard her speak loud for the first time in eight
months; her health is very much better In every
way. It has paid well to follow Mrs. Keck's adj
vice, although we had very little hopes at first IF
any doubts the above, they may correspond with
M " WATSON
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PERSONAL.
CITY.

Bishop Burgess, of this diocese, left for
Racine, Wis, this morning.
Prof. Swing. Of Chicago, arrived in No
line this afternoon, and viii lecture this
evening.
The members of the Hazel Kirke combi-
nation are quartered at the Harper.
w. N. Jarvis left for Burlington this
morning.
F. L. Bixby, the energetic and courteous
business manager of the Hazel Kirke"
party, is in the city.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27
PROPOSALS FOR
Water Works Property

SRALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
City Clerk, until the hour of O'clock p M, the
9Th day of March A D., 1882 for all the right, title
ad interest of the City OF Rock Island in and to tho
Old Water Works Property, the same Consisting Of
ITO feet front on First Avenue and running Northa
low water mark, and the building thereon. The city
reserves the right to all machinery and pipes
connected Herewith, and the foundations upon
which the boilers and engine now thereon rests.
Possession to be given before the First day OF
May. "A. D., 1852. s--
Proposals 10 be opened in open Councihat the reg
ular meeting of the City Council the first Monday
in March, A. D., 1881.
The city reserves the right to reject any and al
Proposals.
Rock Island, III, Feb. 18th, 1882.
HENRY CARSE, Mayor.
J. V. MAHoNEY, CON,
w. ii. LUNDY, NO"A-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27
THE BUSINESS MANS BEST FRIEND.

Mr.. c. l.. Oudesluys, leading importer
of Baltimore, has stated that nothing has
done his dyspepsia, indigestion, &c, so
much good as that most wonderful of all
tonic and reviving medicines-Brown's
Iron Bitters. Just think of it: at supper
the other night, although chronic dys-
peptic, he says he ate,at 12'o'clock, fried
oysters, chicken salad and ice cream, after
which taking dose of Iron Bitters, he
never spent more pleasant night with
no dyspeptic symptoms in the morning.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27
READ THE FOLLOWING:

PEORIA, H., July 20, 1880.
MRs. On. KEoK-Dear Madam: To- my letter of
April 10TH let me add that my Improvement after
that WIS constant and permanent that by the last
OF April was able to go to work again at my trade,
the arduous one of a brick mason, and have ever
since worked regularly, making fun time with my
colaborers now feel better than have in years.
I have stopped the use of the treatment, for l no
longer need it, but keep the medicine on nand for
emergencies, such as taking cold, etc My three
sisters died of consumption, and certainly not
only my present health, but my life to your reme
dies, and the efficacy and permanence of their in
fuence is no longer question of doubt. AllOwm
space for one further reference which have omit
ted. Continuaeh and fever and night sweats for
nearly five years were symptoms of my condition,
which, like all the others, seemed to defy physicians
and medicine. These, too, have entirely disap-
peared under your treatment, and am again we'll.
Very gratefully yours
VIM. WALLACE WARNER
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-27

John Bently. Bently visited the residence
Of julius Mosenfelder, on 18th street, near
9TH avenue, last Saturday, and represented
himself as a scale agent. He claimed that
he was sent to examine Mosenfelders scales
and proceeded to take them apart contra
ry to the owners wishes.
Bentley will have hearing at late hour
this afternoon.