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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-28
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MOLINE. %
FRANK nARwooD, Reporter.
Once - arwood's Livery -5t
ITEMS IN BRIEF.

The trains from the east arrived last
night on the G., B, & O. track, ~ 'sa'
Steve Velies left last night on the c., B.
6 @, for Helene, Arkansas, on . business
trip for Deere & Co. ...,s -, 81
ID. /, Swander and wife, have returned
from weeks visit to Mr., swander's sister,
at St. Louis i, 7.t.s. Pa 49,. re
Dan Holt is taking Officer Kelsey's place
on, tho. force, while Mr., Kelsey is taking a
week TRIP. IN the west, 81 sr -.l~, 81.
The sPansey band. will give their So
ciablc Friday night, and they want it I'M
derstood that this viii be one of the finest
affairs OF the season, and they want every
one to attend.
/. Dimock, Gould & Cos new Office is rap
IDLY approaching completion. It is front
ing on Main Street. ~
Police business is decidedly duh and the
cops are taking a rest, Nothing has been
heard from the missing DR.. Barker. -
The street cars will run down with the
Moline party that will join the excursion,
and will rtln back to Moline after the boat
arrives at Rock Island. 17
G. W. Robertson & Co, of Rock Island,
have prepared very neat drawing of a
monument which is to he examined by the
Old Soldiers committee. 1t represents
Abraham Lincoln in a standing position
with negro knceling at his feet It is an
excellent piece OF work and if the monu5
ment was built from the picture it would
be'a fitting one to place in Riverside as
mark of memory for the soldiers buried
there. s,. .,..4t
The Old Soldiers meeting at the engine
house on Thursday night should be well
attended. Let everyone remember that,
especially those who are Interested
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Anthony has been elected his own sue
cessor in Rhode Island: Wilson will sue
coed McDill I'M Iowa, and Rhitllebereer
rcadiustcr, viii succeed Johnston. demo
crat, in Virginia. Mississippi and I4ouisi
ana have elected democrats. In the Other
states Senators are 10 he elected, ,sa
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HUNDREDS : TESTIMONIALS
which can be seen application. ~
so, iaat.s5s.asas.'6 fitss5 s..sfsss5 e.a
We respectfully offer for the perusaf of tbs
x{ss reader few selections from q 3 %,
+ great amount of 18th.
Substantial Endorsements
READ THE FOLLOWING. q
PnoaI., III. July 20, fss

PEORIA, H. July 20 1880.
MRS DR. KECK-Dear Madam: To nay lefter' OF
April 10th, let me add that nay Improvement after
that constant and pcrinaneut than By the last
OF April able to go Ia work again at my tFe.l
the ardaous of u brick mason, and r. have ever
since worked regularly making fun time with my
eo-laborcrs. j now feel better than have in years
Ihave stopped the use OF the freatsaent fur no
longer need it, but keep the medicine naTld for
emergencies, such taking cold, OTIS Nv three
sisters died of consumption. certainly owe not
only my present health but my life TO your RENE
dies aad The efficacy and persaaneace of their in
fiuenee Is no longer qaesticn of d0abt Allow me
space for enc further reference which have sints
ted. Continual chs and fever and night sweats for
nearly i've years symptoms OF M Seoaafi ion
which, like all the others, seemed TO defy physieians
and medicine. These too, have entirely disap
peared ander yoHr treatment, and am again Well
- $50 - Very srztefafly yours Y
WM. WALLACE WARNER! n
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MAJ '''' ~s'' s s'si s T' r. B. HARM EEss


~
ny Rife has beei labafine under chronic affec-
nss salenslis ea1arrh for - years and has been
treated for the Ast of that time. without MA
tefia benet until she applied ~ the office OF Mrs
DR. keek, in Peoria, last fall. She he'd not then
spoken a loud word for nearly q Fe mhthS lost her
With paralysis. entire left side being very weak aud
nfGaits yefssslis system was eosnpiefelH AafeFed
her RneS ia serious condition and her health fsil
Ing rapidly. Her hands aud feet were salaa cold
showing very poor circulation and coalition of the
blaad - e@ssstsssaftRsf - =
About Get 1, ISL, she aplsed at the Office pi Mrs
Dr keck for advice aud treatment, which continued
faithfully haIne until sassseefalefI tSha made
several Visits 10 Mrs Keek .sre ia PEORIA in fle
eis'antiHe, 90 obtain necessary Directions and snedi
eines. and improved very snaeh. Her voice still
cone however, and sfift deubtisig. ftook my wife
several pkysiaiaas al for examination
and opinion. They agreed with Mrs keek las to
what the tFDaae was. Ssasle them said there
very little hope others said us'rs nope, far
So Mrs atsoA went with MFs Kiosk and gem ain
ed at her inGTinary Eve weeks I'M two weeks her
voice RESTORED 10 ii ofis asa rengsh and tome
met her in Peorsa her home, JAM 2Jth
and heard her peak i.a fsss .sc fret tiAs In ev
month. her health i very snn.h betsse In esefy
Wa Il lt4s paid us well 10 f1li5w Mrs. Keel<s adj
VIC had very hlliesllopes at first - II
silsts the above. they may correspond witt
NJ " WATSON
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.aTnE HARVEST OF suoeEss'CoNTIku Es.
sss eHAurAueK errrs, { l,aral,aigH'eo.. Ill. J

- November u. 1881. 6
Mrs. Dr. kECk-Dear Madam: This u 10 certify
hHt you have cured my daughter OF sore eyes tca
tarrhal and sraRnlafiOn of lids. ii She
Ats htstB afflicted since 1876 and betl treated l the
best ply sciaTs in the country ba got all the
time. Easf March new doctor came here, who
said be eoald care herin three laloisx liz treated
her Two months, but she grew waFSS all the
aaa1e. Ina fact rho aearis bblai n leftese frem
ulcers upon tn, rye hall tHlcsrition ~ ressses
Friends waJtstt az A$saststy 9fls lE<4 aaenl
bat learning That +seisil 1,c lsssfe Hly
waited sud pasest hcf atefsF yoiif rtrs Ia lhs.F
weeks treatment ais'lst fas sSps fipl2 - u .st
which she s.
fore. She has bets' o. tistt aits asa 81 IL -
weeks and belieye h.i i,.tts b II 1.i-s
ed Nothing hnrts heE and goa cannot
tell that they were ever sore, Yours truly,
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By order of the state democratic centr
committee. -
ID b, GIrHAM, Chairman.
w j. MIzE, Secretary.
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY.

Local passenger makes close connection ut Alpha
for points on KeithsbHFg branch at Monmouth for
Kansas city Council Bluffs and points west; at
Bushnell for Quincy, Hannibal st. Joe and points
in southwest
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q hr.t1R UTE REMEDY.
RAlWAY'SRBAlY RILIHF

In from one to txenty minutes, never fails in
LEW Dig PAIN with enc thorough application. No
mattEf hoW, violent or excraciatiDg the pam the
RHEUMATIC, Red ridden, InfruI, Crippled, Ner-
avaus, Neuruigfc, or FRUSTRATED with disease may
suffer. KADNAY'S LtEADI RELIEF will anTd
instant case. 'A
&saiiammAtionof of the Kidneys, inflammation OF the
Bladder, Inflammation OF the Bowels, CoBecF-
Ao tioni of the Eungs. Sore Throat, Difficult
fgss Breathing, PaIpitation OF the ucalt
Mysteries, Group, Dlpthefia. Ca
Tof g9AanFh, sIafnenZa, Headache,
Toothache, NcFY0HGuess,
Sleeplessness, Neuralgia, $50 pop
determination, Cold
kAb &ff0$& ChflleiAEae Chflts. .tf4,-i
IlblaiDs, Frost Bites, Brnises, summer Com
SEs'A plants, Coughs, Colds Spraftla, Pains
. sts- 4 : .rriu the Cheat. hack or glimbs. are
INSTANTLY relieved.
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95 Per Gent

of all diseases arise from deranged Kidneys and
Liver, and it strikes at at the root of the diff
entity The elements OF which il is composed art
directly upon these great organs, both as FOOD
and RESTORET, and, by placing them in healthy
condition, drive disease and pain from the system.
For the innnmerabie troubles caused by unhealthy
kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; for the dis
tressing disorders of Women; for Malaria, and for
physical arrangements generally, this great remedy
has equal. Beware of impesfers, limitations and
concoctions said TO be just as good. et-
For Diabetes ask for WARMERS SAFE Ola
BETES CURE.
Fer sale by all dealers. --sts* PAS *@.s-f gs-
ssszsssrs t45 -fsss- zTas3IH ii. IL. WARNER q CO..
R0CHFsTFR N Y.
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"A ysagTARlR sdesTnUTe ron eAInMEL


ia yaeaETARl.R sdBSTFnUTg FoR CAIoMEL
ftFfsFft Aasaelesr, ejfgRastly cealed sgilif Twr'
guIIl. bafee, .;nfais, paifl ~. Rbat and slru=ib
en4 lsldsay's Pls. boz the eafs oi al li-9rd o. "
n. Stomach. live, Bawsiz. ktdn ~. ~ -.d'f'
HsFyoar Dreas =, Headache cuIssit aif0n, f''sii',
ssss. Indignation. DJsEcp~ia. Isl iousne~-, Ii"u
Str, lha nation .asi the Bowels. PilLs. ami al
.1tra, genents III Ne fI,truai Nise,ra Warrani'd
affect apas8iiNR ~pFc. Fa,ely Vegetable, con
taFftnr no h,.rcury minerals ~ fiicerious drngf
e. ~ -ubsesyss the feilgwipg p mptoms resnllnA
ksiA III 5fsIerS 81 the Digestive Organs
4 The uta1, Aefdity Of the !. omach, Nausea.
HeartBufn, l9isgtst Of Food. ia slncse Of helEhl
IN the StoInaca, Sour EruptIons.- mixing flutt,r
ings In the Pit Of the Stomach. swimming q" IA
Head, fIurfiea and Dinicplt Breathing Fluttcrinsr'
st the Heart, Choking or sH1ocating Sensah"ii,
when In aslyihg Posture. Dimncss Of Vision DOE
DR. Webs before % sight, Fever ard Dn PAN ~
khA Head, DefGieney 81 Precipitation, feliowntHs "l
us skin and Rye, rain Ia the Side Chest, ihibT'
nads,s eaddeD Biashes Of Heat hprIIing in Tue
fiesh.
% A few dose OF RADWAY'S PIIAS viii free the
ayetem from all the Ab,ye named Disorder Ffi'S
@b c6nts per boz. Sold by druggists.
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MILAN, H., Dee 81, 1873.
Mas. Din. KKcK,--Dear Friend. feelit. my duty
to the suffering public to make known what your
remedies have done for me; have NOS been well
and strong for Is years .as.,
II has now been Is months since took yonr rem
edies. and still feel perfectly web. eonsciea.
tiousy recommend your treatment to all suffering
cs1ud not walk without bring eKhans ed Did not
sleep al nights. In fact, fell debilitated all Over.
Fssa5 Yours with beat Wishes, 3ssz sA8
Mrs. NJ. r, KNOW LES
'ts Sister of IL. r. Beattie of Davenport.
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AN OUTRAGE.

| -taF -
Last evenings Den9cra contained an
item in the Moline department that caused
a burst of Indignation from every one who
read il. The item is as follows: tes5
"Keator and Sons have employed three
strong minded ones Of ihe sentler SEX ite
bundle shingles al their mill their names
are Nettfe stewart, Alice Hatfield ard Mrs
up n collection to buy them some
breecheS., t4tz
The item i. unealled for. and il
every respect unworthy to appear in print.
The women, il they have a mind to work
in saw mill and are plucky enough to
take that way of earning a living, it is no
ones business, and the of1shoot Of m usie
box tllatris now doing reportorial work { y
of the Bepsocrat in. Moline is in very
small business indeed when he
casts such contemplate slur
upon, three respectable women who
are endeavoring 10 earn their living by
hard labor, and there is no doubt but what
they can pack shingles better Than the
reporter Of the Democrat can write
items The public are justly indignant
over this outrage upon deeency and repec-
liability, and considerable talk was INDUCED
in on Union street last.evening A promi
nent citizen made tile remark that Haley
ought to Sc tarred and feathered. The
public not countenance any such violence,
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rhnlnra .lissinnted

Cholera dissipated.
Ship Fever prevented
by its use.
In case of death in the
house, it should always
be nsed about the
eorpse-it VIII prevent
any unpleasant smell,
An Antidote for Anima
or Vegetable PoisOns,
Stings, &c.
Dangerous cfliuvias oil
sick rooms and bOspi-
tails removed by its use,
I Yellow Fever vi.
a Eradicated
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-06-28

army is to be maintained the soldiers who
have foughf the battles of Chill should
nave the first choice of places.
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OVARIAN iUMORS.

20 FztgtFs 81 GAst ~ FfGa @Gi
Tue removal OF these tHmors by tADWAY's BE-
Solvent is now certalHv eeI ablsled that what
was onee considered almost .miraculuus II now "a
Damon reehesnized faci by all parties Wimca-
be cassss OF Hahnah T. Knapp, Mrs. q. Krlpl, Mr.
/ IL JD.ly and Mrs r. d Hendrix published in
our Almanac fer ls98; also Sat al M a. =. BIB
bins, 10 the present edition of our "fals, L.I
4 y
One bottle T. ns more of the active rriu, l-
of Medfcilice than a,.y Other ffepara ion faA.H
e. u tllnce murh
90 h."'4 ON DOLLAR HE., ButTLn
1{F5fay t1gEszEsza sail l-ft -
~ min UTE REMEDY.
Only requires MINUTRs, not HOURS 20 relieve
pain and cure acute disease
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Disease is an effect not cause. Its origin 10
within; its manifestations without Hence, to
Cure the disease the CAUSE must be removed,
and in no other way can a cure ever be effected
WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER C"rRE
Il established just this principle. 1t realizes
haf
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= 7
RETIRING SENATORS.

The following is list of the Senator's
who win retire on the 4th Of March next;
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~ q tsF-ts -t>Aks Il 81
Great Germ Destroyer.
DARBY.S
G PROPHfIACTlC FLUiDi

Pitting Of MALL
Pox Prevented.
Ulcers purified and heal
ed.
GangreReprcvcnteda and
! ~ cured
Dysentery eured.
Wounds Healed rapidly.
Scurvey cared in shoT
time.
letter dried up.
It is perfectly harm
less.
For Sore Throat ii isl
SUrg- cure,
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FEVER HAGUE

- I'D = In W. hOO 4
ReveEand Agne curee fer atty cents. THERE'S
OF remedial agent In the world that will cure
sver and agues and all other mAlaFious, bilious,
carlet, typhoid yellow and other feVers (aidcd by
Railways Pilis) 80 quick ae RadWay's Ready Kehcl
- 1t will IN few moments, when taken according
80 drsctioas cure Granlps,. paems. soar Siomac''
Heartburn, Sick Headache, DiarrhRa, Dysent-rl.
sCohc. Wind in the Bowels and sdi Internal Paus
Trav lore should always carry boplc OF RAD
Va = REAbSsREiAEP WITH theih = tc~ iruir 100
watcT Will slre&e silkuees pEins from change
81 wafer ii Il b, It'll thsn FreBch brandy % tit
Aeis pas- ~ .stlnaiahi- ..it ftsf s18gs.Jas4
MlAEIs and I4rsBEsMEH hoHid alwnyH ht pf"
sid ,.st lssttb IL ssE ross 'it.t ftEAf1k .r
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b S(RAG4NE AND s9UT1H-w EsTFKN DIEfszoH1 80
Leave for Racine and Milwaukee S:25 a. M, and
Leave for Dubuque, Winona. st. Paul and MinneaE'-
ellis, 100 am. eg skx4.oAssa II 80
Leave for McGregor, Portville, eAimas, sioux City
and Yankton, II 100 p. ma. ...z s.sa .
Arrive from Racine and Milwaukee. ;o5 3. M and
Arrive from Minneapolis, St Paul, winona ana pn-
Arrive from Yankton, Sioux City, Portviile and Me.
Oregon, 5. 06 a.
Through sleeping cars are run ON all night trans
The Night Express leaving Rock Island every sun
day night at III :0D p na connects with the train ar
irving in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given through tickets from ROCK Is
land to Chicago. Through tickets only good on this
train. q e@w = Y
ROCK ISLAND q PEORIA RAILWAY. .
fsHoRTEsr ROUTE TO THE EAST AND VEST
ARRIVE
Fast ExpTess, SIS 4 =. Mali and Rx 1s:4s p NJ
Mail and Ex.. i rs p n. Fast Express. 10 p. NJ
Freight and Accommodation, 100 p. II.
The 1.45 p m. train makes close connection al
Galva with the C.. B. d O. for points west arriving
at Galesbarg at 4 20 p. H.; Burlington GAO p m
Keokuk 10 rs p m; Quincy 1U:05 p M; also max
ing close connection at Peoria with l. b. q W., and
t. p. Il W., roads for all points east and south -
ROCK ISLAND IL MERCER CO., IL. IL.
lrAyE ~ ARRIVE. 5
Rock Island. 900 A. n. Gable, 9;55 A. NJ
Cable. 9 30 N Rock Island, =: 70 A. n.
- .-........1 90 p. Il. BIB p. n.
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~. r.AUE RELIRr.

tsss4s Avs ReAnY RELlER iHthes emily rrIn, dr
II ageat M NogRe Thai Will instAptly stop pstu-
i PUFFY CENTS PIX Bo1-FLk.
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j. r. Morgan D., Ala. VIM Window, r., Mimi.
A. IL. Garland d, Ark. L. @ G. Lamar, D., Miss.
G. NJ Chilcott. r., Col A. Saunders. r., Nebi 81 !
Il. H. Hill d., Ga ttttt &c. If. Rollins, r. I'll,
David Davis L. H. j. r. Mcpherson, d., N j.
w. j. McTfii r.. Iowa NJ w. Ransom D., n G.
P. r. Plumb. r., Eas l.. Grover, d., Oregon
j. b. Beck, d.. Ky. II. b. Anthony. r.. r.. La
w Pa Kelloese r.. La. M. e. Butler. D.. s. g.
W. p. Frye. R.. Ne. /. G. Harris, D., Tenn.
j. Il. Groome. D.. Md. Richard Coke, d.. Texas.
q, f, Hoar, r.. Mass j W.Johnston, p, Va.
~ ". Ferry r. Mich II. @, Davis. D.. NJ. Va
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cAprIoN.

. "A . remediat NJ gents eaIabIs+o aertroy'bE liz 10y
aH oVeraoee shs,ald be avoided Morphine opiuiir
strychhiAe,f Hrsiea hsoecfamus and OivT power
fat remedies, deer Al eertAiD time s, in very rlnaI
doses the l,sGk during 4ir action ~ The
systsm, Bal perhaps the second dnrs, II repeated
al a,ykfa aIHd increase tie kuitcrfny, aud
other dse cause death 1hSI e ~. necessty foe
asi:ie Thee. eriuin agents when po-tiS 'u-
rsSiiKe sRAnwSH - stK2I,Y R1HaFF will ft1I iit'
49, i,tisI IA patI quictVTs H'ihont tnt''I''F
I.ari .Iift. IA 48thp = infant az adult
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The Old Soldiers meeting at the engine
house on Thursday night should be well
attended. Let everyone remember. that
especially those who are Interested
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A GRATEF OIL RECOGNITION,
FALSE AND TRUE.

sYe extract from Z. Railways .'1reatse CA ID.
snpe und' TIE Cnfs, :" ae ifoiows: i-''
tssfgg uasraDP nEsEAsss .oUaRD BN
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II. I'll. WARNER q CO..
ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
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4, T. ~ adWay's
~ k~.zslI IA, s,.i3 7i3 ~
REGULATING 4. PILLS.

P.Ffstt fafgaiis.r, So ,tiiag APsTietifr, Act
lstfsB %bhoat i-niSS. alwaye Rs.ilab and gSAt
Hral 10 IL. iT OpeTStiop,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
Gurance.
The Canada street Fare.

Before the fremen had got the NiatE,
and Jackson street fire thoroughly sub
dued, the Market house bell sent forth its.
ominous tones to tell the people of this
city that another fire had been lighted.
Scarcely had the alarm been sounae! he-
fore the whole of the eastern part
of the town was lighted up by
the rushing flames. The
Light from the burning building came like
a fash, and there was general rush of the
vast multitude that thronged around the
Jackson and Ninth street fire. for lower
town. Higher and higher the flames rose.
and it looked as though half the town was
being burned down. Upon reaching the
spot the fire was found to be located in a
cabinet shop, or furniture manufactory, of
Stees Brothers, located on the east
side of Canada street. This building to-
gether with two Or three smaller buildings
of but little value. The main building was
two story frame and was itself COM
paratlvely cheap one. 1t was in this
structure that the Stees Brothers manu-
factured considerable portion of the
part of the building was used for
vanishing purposes, snd good
deal of varnish and paint was
scattered around. All through the build
ing the material was exceedingly infan-
mable and in an instant the whole build
ing was in bright blaze, and burned with
irresistible power. Sparks and cinders
fell in all directions in showers and the
two or three little frame buildings
around the main one were soon in
flames. Some of the steamers were
hurried down there from the Ninth and
Jackson street fire, and were soon at work,
but they could not arrest the flames. The
fire, however, was stopped there. The
buildings mentioned were totally destroyed
with the contents, as nothing was re-
moved. The proprietors were not pres
ent, and it is impossible to ascertain the
amount of the loss. The principal part of
this is confined to the contents The loss
is several thousand dollars, probably
$4,000 or $4,000, and is supposed to be
covered by the insurance.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
NO. 295
A NIGHT OF FIRES.

B1azes all Around thu Sky-Fiye Alarms
and Two Considerable Con1agraticns-
Natural Causes and Incendiarism COM
| bine to Make the Racket.
1t wasn't very good night for fires last
evening, there being only five alarms.
When st. Paul starts out for a sensation
she seldom fails in doing her level best.
She tried it on last night, but made some
| thing of failure. The first attempt came
from an incipient blaze at the Montreal
house, on Robert street, about o. m.
very little damage was done, as the flames
were extinguished before the fire depart
ment arrived
The second alarm came from box "a, at
the Merchants hotel. This called out the
entire department, and at one time it
looked as though serious confagration
might ensue. The fire originated in the
clothing house of the Sattler Bros,
No. 81 Third street. and it
evidently caught from an imperfect ar
rangement of the wires connected with
the electric lights with which the establish
ment is lighted. The wires ran down near
PAIR OF stairs on the second floor and
communicated to the wood work. The
blaze was discovered by gentleman nam
ed E. W. Cook as he was passing down the
street, and Officer Gibbons promptly gave
the alarm. The flames were extinguished
IN very short time, the principal damage
being by water. The Sattler Bros. carry q
stock OF $4,000 to $4,000, and it is diff
cult to estimate their loss. It it covered,
however, by insurance in companies rep
resented by Weed & Lawrence. The build
ing IS owned by Judge R. R. Nelson and
Its damage is covered by insurance.
While the fremen were at work on Third
street another alarm came in, when it was
discovered that fire was in progress on
Jackson street between Eighth and Ninth
streets. This fire was first discovered in
stable belonging to j. W. Beals, just in the
rear of warehouse occupied by Cor!ies,
Drake u Chapman as depository for
sash, blinds, etc. Adjoining the stable
where the fire broke out (the origin OF
which will probably never be known) were
the stables Of j. P. Gribben, James Iinds-
ley and Mrs. L. Stubbs. All the horses
trucks, harness, etc., were gotten
out safely, and, before the flames reached
the warehouse of Corlies, Drake & Chap
man the most Of the material was removed.
Austrian & Murray had shoe store ad-
joining the warehouse, and they had time
to remove their stock. The buildings were
frail, cheap affairs, and of no loss to the
city, and but little to their owners. The
entire loss BY this fire was covered by in
Surance.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
The Last Fire.

While the Stees fire was in progress an
other alarm was sounded, and on going
back to Jackson street it was discovered
that another fire had been started in little
old frame shed back of Aliens drug store.
This was extinguished before it really got
well going. This ended the burning for
the night, and altogether it may be set
down as a fact that it was very lively
night for fires.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
Worthy of Praise.

As rule we do not recommend Patent Medi-
icines, but when we know of oae that really is
public benefactor. and does positively cure, then
We consider it our duty to impart that informa-
ton to ell. Electric Bitters are truly a most
valuable medicine, and will surely cure Bilious
ness, Fever and Ague. Stomach, Liver and KID
ney complaints, even whea ali other remedies
fall. We know whereof we speak, and can free
ly recommend them to all-Erch Sold at fifty
cents bottle by Lambie Il Bethune.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-22
Ostrich Plumes-You Can Buy a Long

Ostrich Plumes-YOu Can Buy q Long
Plume for 75c worth $1.5l.
Plume for $i.59 worth $275.
Plume for $3.50 worth $3.50.
Plume for $3.50 worth SIS.
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Plume for $3.50 worth $40.
Plume for $3.50 worth $12.
Plume for $40 wort
At Schultz 50 Ear