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MORGAN 8 M'CANDLEss,
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fUFFy BuiIdIng, corner Sixth and Brady Ste
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered All caasse. =,
work done and warranted. aulsl1dsFIv =
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TO THE PICNIC.

Trains will leave the pillow shop for tn.
picnic to-day at 8:15 and 45 p. m.
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a CARE.

To all who suffering from the errors and n
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness early decsy
lsss of manhood, &C, viii send recipe that vii
care you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great reTaea '
was discovered by missionary in South America
send a self addressed l0pc to the Rev. JosErT
II TNMAe station y. New yGFk lily
Ills beauty truly blent whose red and white,
Natures own sweet and cunning hand laid on ;
Po3zoDi's powder imparts richness
Making the skin aft e down.
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LOST.

A small red Scotch terrier. collar on but
no name. Finder will please leave him at
Peetz Sewelry Store.
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THE CONDUCT OF HICKS.

who has announced several times that lie
has in his keeping some secrets about the
assassination, which, when divulged will
startle the country, it is thought in this
way he expects to increase the sale OF the
book he intends to publish soon.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-01
LIVE STOCK.

Catte-Receipts 1850; unchanged prices; natives
extremes 1OHG616; Texans 9&a1IA.
Sheep-Receipts Lao, arm.
Hogs Receipts 900; and amer 500
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK. June q

FINANCIAL.
sGoyernments-Firm;
Money-401s; closing ogered 4.
Prime Paper-4196l516
sterling-kx. steady; IS demand ssl5. -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-07-01

Wheat Weaker; regular Is s0l "A duly Il O51g
6el os;. August; spring 3546eaa's June; o.
July.
Corn-I.ower; z4s1as4l4 Jnne 74ss6a945s July
Oafs--Steady, 5l.465Iai June.
Pork-Easief; II 55as2l 10 July
Lard Lower II 99AS601s June; II 95@l1 9.e
July
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SLIPPERS! SLIPPERS!

Remember that Carse g. Reticker have
the largest assortment in the city
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Milwaukee Market.

Hogs Active and armer stockers 1saoe IS;
shippers, 900.
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LOST.
OST--A Gold Bangle Bracelet between II. !. II
II T. Depot and 1sthst Please leave At the Argus
Office.
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Wheat. tciive and unsettled; spring / 34IsI -
jane; 80 y July; regular la July 1 d6l4 Aug
jIst
Corn firmer at 701z June; 70l4 July
Oats Steady at 81 June; COS July
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70 RENT.

E0R RENT.-A well furnished room for two gen
L tlemen, with or without board. Apply at corner
Esd street and ssh Avenue, at News Room, Argus
Office
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BONDS.

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az = : - - .t.-s..-..- ] Ok
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Iac;s; r. - ,as ..... i ~
Si'o % VI 'o'-..... .--s - -
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APPROVAL.

efforts in thai direction being those of
Hicks.
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FOUND.

HoUND-A bunch OF Keys; the owner can have
e the same by growing property and paying for this
advertisement. r. s.. PEBBLES.
EOUND--A bunch Of small Keys. part OF them
E'esidently belonging TO Safe: Inquire at the
ARGus Office
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New LONDON. June 80 Harvard VOL
the race over Yale by one length.
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Es0R SALE --Potatoes Apples Onions, Oats an,i
Corn by The bushel or car load Butier by the
lrk'n. 1hos, o'shaaghnessy. 7th aud Harrison
streets, Davenport. Iowa
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IfoIs SALE.-Seyenty Five lots IN Lyndefs add
tion to the city of Is0ck Island on easy terms
Apply to Louis V. Eckhart, at Parks & PIelsants'
law office.
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EOR SALE-Honse with rooms, corner lot Sgx
4 G0 Good well, barn, trees and shrnbbery 81 600:
A good house OF rooms for $GDU: both well located
on the new street ear line Apply 10 Geo w ID
Harris, Harper House BloclS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS mol exceeding five fincs W II 0
inserted Ia this column for TWENTY FIVE CENTS
week, payable Invariably in advance
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AfANTED.- Three energetic solicitors to handle
HkItousehod necessities Live workers ean max I.
large salaries in our line of business. New Goods
arc being continually added orr already large.
stock: Cali NJ or address 1f9 Main Street Daven
port, Iowa.
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For SALE-A good house and an acre of ground
outside OF the city street car line. Good
bluff property reasonable terms fine corner lot
on 18th street; apply to Geo w ID. Harris, Harper
House Block.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-10-07

ile Aew Orleans asA9n hpnse IS
determined losake prominent patt
ia tae congress- enal elsai ians llis Yeaa.
Il hiss IT'D loss lhan 9oaF hi Ky niicers
As candidates for.tlle various distli
eiz AicalilIea Marks, Anderson aad
seaea s3sAzss fzf
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are caused by disordered Kidneys or Liver.
anu that IL these great organs are kept in
perfect condition, health will be thc result.
WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE
Is made from q Simple Tropical Leaf
6E' ERAR2E VALUE.
And is a POSITIVE Remedy for the follow
ing Troubles:
Pain EE the Back Severe EAead.
aches: EeixxineSss EsIOaEiRS':
EnEaaE8ed Eyes: a Tired
Keeling; NIssRE
SwesstSs
Pains In tIsC Lower Part Of EGsc
EsOsty: PaIpiIatfIOn of the
Hearts . aaIlusiSce : gravel;
Painful EJrinasiOF1s
Iaa98FisIR Fever:
Fever s. ASne:
And al diseases caused by the Kidneys
Liver or Urinary Organs being out OF order.
It is safe and Certain cure for all Female
difficulties, such az
EIeHcOE'rEIGesa inflammation Of tEIc
WOUNDS Failing OF TEse Nst0nALss
alteration of zine Ne aEHRp.
1t will control aud regulate MenstruatiOn,
and is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during pregnancy.
AS a Blood Purifier it is unequaled, for il
cures the organs that make the blood. For
B0iis; GaFBuneies; ScEOEUia:
White Swelling; Salt BaeUm;
Poisoning bg Mercury OF
amy Otsaeg Drug,
1t is certain in every case.
Fer EACOntiHence; Impotence;
sPaiHs i'm the LOius, and
All Similar Diseases,
1t is a safe, sure aud quick Cure.
1t Is the only known remedy that has cured
Ess-fsslrs's BBisease.
As proof OF the purity and worth Of this
Great Natural Remedy, read the following
fCEi EMfCAL ANALYSIS.
S. A. BALTIMORE, Phi. D., /. /. D., Pro-
fessor of Chemistry in the University of
Rochester, N. Y, knowing the popularity and
merit of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, after a thorough Chemical Analysis,
has furnished the following statement
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,,
CHEMICAL LABoRAToRY,
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Jan. 5, 1880
Mr.. II. II. Warner has placed in my posses
sion the formula of the medicine manufac
tured aud sold by him unt " the general
designation of WARMERS. SAFE KIDNEY
AND LIVER CURE. / have investigated his
processes of manufacture, which are con
Quoted with extreme care and according to
the best methods. ] have also taken from his
laboratory samples Of all the materials used
in the preparation OF this medicine, aud upon
critical examination 4 find them, as Wen as
the medicine into which they enter, TO be en-
tirely free from poisonous Or deleterieus sub
S. A. BALTIMORE.
This Remedy which has doue such won
ders, Is put up in the largest sized bottle Of
any medicine upon the market, and is sold by
Druggists and all dealers at 81 IS per bot
tie For Diabetes enquire for WARMERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t is a Positive
Remedy.
Rochester. NJ ~.
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and New O.,Iean.

.
:, Until further notice, trains VIII be Fn Z
NEW oRIEAss ExrHEss
Leave Lake Charles ............. 5.55aqlq,
Arrive at Kernilion. ......... gsl5 2, ~
At New Orleans ....... 4;s5 p p;
yERMILipN ACCOMMODATION
Leave Lake Charles .....s..... $40 %.
Arrive at Verlnilion ............. $40 nsH
HOUSTON ExPRHsH
Leave Lake Charles ....... Ie:50p,
Arrive At Orange .. 1.20 o. e
at Houston ,,.......... y;l0a n
oRksGE ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Lake Charlie s......|,...... 1902 q
Arrive at Orange ...... $780,. $50 PEP
Connecting IN NEW OR. LEANS with ST.
press trains 0f the LIE and y ~
NII.I.E r. r. apd ilslzA 4 VI OK so A ~ III
Tor az points u 4he East, Roatpeast Ass
North. Only plie change Of cars e
NEW YORK, ST. LOUIS, CLING AAA'
Fiill.ADli II III AZ CHI .Ati2
LOUSY
ana Al intermediate cities sud taEtls
aigaslpn With trains Tor ~ paris
s SUMMER E.XCEi kSIoS 1'l( - ~
low rates, good until Dec Int an safe 49,
anAe lst. 70 TIE health resorts qI
We SaIaiTas and HortfNxt 1l14stl ~
issss.lale SAP be haa "A las AssAt Z. x
BHqflEF
RAeni Fake
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Medical


PAINFUL oFFSPB8SGS OF MALARIA!
and have their origin in a disordered Liver
which, II not regulated in time, great suffer
ing, indebtedness snd death viii ensue.
Simmons Liver Regulator
(PURELY vEgETABLE,l
is absolutely certain IN its remedial effects and
acts more promptly in curing all forms OF Ma
larisl diseases than oalomel or qufnine, with
out any Of the injurious consequences which
follow their use.
II taken occasionally by persons exposed TO
Malaria
ID VIII exEleE t3se Poison and pro-
sect aBenR from sAfGaci&t
As evidence sec extract from W. b. Yates
letter, where the Regulator afforded Protec-
tion frem the worst aud most deadly type Of
Malaria, TO wit yellow Fever.
'tSIRs / have stood the storm of four
epidenics of the Yellow Fever, | had it the
first visitation, but during the other three l
used your medicine. l was continually in the
rooms of the sick and dying, but / escaped. l
have had several to ask ue how I escaped /
told them it was all owing to the virtue Of
WAS 10 break cut sgain and ! had a bottle Of
your Regulator would feel as safe as if / was
1000 miles away.
Memphis. Tenn, April II, lS79.'
Having neutralized The poison of Malaria
in such extreme cases, it can be relied on as
sovereign specific and nnfiGOte in
milder forms.
See that you get the Genuine in White
Wrapper, with red z, prepared only by }. Il.
Geilin d. Co. lluEe-'-'S2. .
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d LII exr,eI 90 EsoisoIn and p..o-
sect 1SseIsl ff-Rrra aTgncTst
I.fFSoE,OHRs- Relief.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan 81, 1881.
H. II. WARNER 4 Co.: Sirs-Your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has en-
tirely cured me of kidney difficulty
that had been lifelong.
T. IT lFFRHrSON.
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THE MIGRATE.
Ri NOSE

an rapt, and cannot
Cover The noBsir0us bulk OF this ingrattude
WITH any size Of words
N,aIi YSploas or Aliens.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-02
The New Apportionment.

WASHlN0TON, jail. JV
The House Committee on Census has virtu.l-
IL agreed to increase the number Of Represent
ativcs from the State Of Illinois from twenty to
.wantv-ore, which will make the total number
of Representatives $40 instead Of 3l",
a. proposed by the McCord bill -he
spportionment to each State under the bill
oolo..so oi%1 ouasot;ous nsaaoas' D..x.ss saS,. /
Florida /, Georgia 10, Illinois u, Indiana IS,
Iowa IL, Kansas 6, Kentucky II, Louisiana 8,
Maine a Maryland 8, Massachusetts, II, Michi,
gan II, Minnes0ta 3, Mlssissippi Z, Missouri a,
Nebraska 8, Nevada I, New Halnpshire 7, New
Jersey Z, New York 3 North Carolina 3, Ohio
81, Oregon I, Pennsylvania 10, Texas 10, YER
mont : Virginia 10. West Virginia I. Wiscon-
sin &
Washington correspondent says the Ap-
portionment bill agreed uron by the House COM
mlttec lis cnnningly contrived to obtain the
united support OF the big States OF New York.
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois, having total
vote of niuety-nine in the House. To this
number m,,At be- added Iowa with nine votes,
Massachusetts with eleven, Michigan with nine,
kentucky with ten, Missouri with thirteen, In
diana with thirteen, Virginia with nine and
Geor;ia with nine, all OF which gain one mem-
h,r each, between 3U7 (Mr. Cox's number(
and 80, which Is the number agreed
upon by the House committee. But
il is not conceivable that the $40 bid will get
tarough the Senate without amendment. IL
deplivcs Rhode Island. Florida and California
OF member each. The whole Democratic vote
will he cast against it in the Senate, and the
Republican Senator'S from Rhode Island and
bic solution OF the question is the passage OF
the present bull with an amendment giving en
extra member each TO Rhode Island, FLORIDA
and California"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS oLEANINGS.

The Coroaer's jury in the Spayten
Dm,l disaster declared Brakeman Meim
guilty of willfui and cnlpable neglect in mo-
warning tho approaching train, ami pronounced
HIM responsible for tho loss Of life which fol-
iow,d. George r. lIansord, tho conductor OF
iAe wrecked train. and Edward stanford, Arehi-
LaA buchanan. anl Frank Burr,
cmelns.rs. were Leid responsible Tor
n.sl,c, of duty, no was also Superintendent
Taacey. These men was found guilty Of
causing tho death Of Webster Wagner and
others by criminal negligence.
yennor says February will be very
cold.
Cattle for breeding purposes will now
be imported in,o Canada under the same quar-
antsne regulations ~ govern such importAtions
INTO Enalani.
A verdict for Sl00. 900 was rendered
Ia the Hsmlalon courts against the canads
Central railroad for damages 10 lumber by
.ofosl ii,.s started by locomotive sparks.
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they have not yet made an end Of telling
rank falsehoods about the alleged de-
monetization Of silver in 1873 in the in
terest Of some imaginary persons called
"gold bugs" and against the interest OF
the bonanza men. In view Of all these
facts, these people have no just claim
upon the sympathy Of the public or OF
Congress. Congress should henceforth
act with reference to the general welfare
and with no special regard to the wishes
Of the bonanza men.
Prior to 1873,,thc coinage Of silver dol
lars was free and unlimited, but silver,
at the legal ratio, being at premium
Of from B to per cent. over gold, the
owners OF it did not take it to the mints
for coinage. That is the reason 80 few
dollars were coined prior to 1873.
Congress, by joining with European
Governments demonetizlng the standard
coin, deprecated the value Of silver and
made the coinage Of trade dollars profit
able; still not 30 profitable AZ 1t was to
sell bullion prior TO European and Amer
ican demonstration. This generosity
on the part Of Congress was like that OF
the bully, who generously helps his vic
tim up after he has knocked him down.
But speaking Of "bonanza men," q
term which the Times applies TO the
producers Of silver, let us see If it 10
not more applicable to the national
bankers than to the miners Of silver ore.
Since silver was remonetized in 1873 the
Government has purchased Of the silver
producers, or ''bonanza men," about
S1OO, 600, 600 worth OF bullion, paying
them the market price, which has been
about 10 or - per cent. less than themoney
value Of the metal after it WIS coined.
Silver never was drug, but always sale
able at its market price, 80 II It's owners
had dnotsol to our Government they could
have found ready market somewhere
else at the same price. The advantage
OF these monthly silver purchases have
and the people. For $S8.000,0O0 Of
greenbacks our Government has pur-
chased silver sufficient to make 1OO,-
OOO, 900 dollars. Director Burchard re-
ports that the seigniorage or profits
arising from the purchase and coinage
Of silver since the passage Of the present
law amounts to over $4,000, 900, which
shows that the people are the bonanza
men in the silver-cOinaga business.
Admitting even that the sales Of silver
to the Government have been net gain
to the "bonanza men" to the full
amount Of the silver sold, say 800, ,OOO,--
600, they fall far below the national
bankers in the bonanza grade. Govern
ment bonds to the amount Of 81, ,7OO,-
OOO, 900, purchased Mt 66 cents on the
dollar. interest and principal PAYABLE in
gold, and now worth premium Of 10
to Is per cent, is pretty good-sized
bonanza of itself, but add to this free
gift Of 80 per cent. Of their face in
crisp new currency. secured by the
pledge and credit Of the Government,
and the national bankers have bonanza
that is bonanza, compared with which
the silver mems sales of 800, ,OO0, 900
for SIS, ,00O, 900 Of greenbacks sinks into
insignificance.-Ch Chicago Express.
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The national bankers, who are raising
heaven and earth to drive every species
of money out Of use except gold and
their own notes that they may monopo-
lie the currency volume. are greatly
exercised lest the silver .bonanza men :
naay be allowed 10 share with them.
The Chicago Times, speaking of the
generosity oi Congress- il anthoriz-
ing IN 1873 the coinage oi i20-sraln
trade dollars, says:
Congress obligin9ly provided the
honanza men With aa excellent market
fur their silyer-better than had ever he
fore been offered in this conntry. Aud
LET the bonanza men turned around and
abused Congress for its generosity, and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-02
The Coal Crop.
WAsaIN0roN, Jan.


The census Office has just published report
on the production OF bituminous coal. from
which il appears the total amount mined IN tho
United States during the census year 1880 was
IL, AZ, $50 tons Of which total 29, ,S42 24O tons
were produced in the Appalachian coal field.
Allegheny county, Pa, furnished over one
tenth. and the States OF Pennsylvania, Illinois
and Ohio nearly three-fourths Of the entire
product. The average price per ton at the
mine In 1850 Was tl.22 while in 1870 1t was
$l.92. at cost OF So cents. An average OF
43l 63-l0O tons Was raised Per man aud 1868 per
cent or the years working time, or about twenty
DAYS per man, was lost in strikes. Sufficient
information was gathered to justify the as-
sumption that the exhausted zelda form but
very small fraction Of the total available
coal land. Attention il called to the fact
that, although the value Of the product has
fallen, wsges have not correspondingly de-
creased, and the totals prove again nearly
third Of million dollars annually In favor Of
labor. Anthracite product was 286. .6i9, ,996
tons, nearly all furnished BY the State Of Penn
sylyania, making tho total product Of the
country for tho census year 76l, ,066. .b76 tons.
England produced TAG, 8l6, LA tons IN tho same
wear.
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rost-roads, urging 0oyornmont subsidies aud
tho opening of now routes.
The project for tho creation Of COM
mission to investigate tho traillc In alcoholic
liquors will be favorably reported 10 Congress
~ tho special committee having tho subject In
charge have agreed 10 recommend the passage
III tho bill
Chen. Robert B. Mitchell, Of Kansas,
formerly member OF Congress- died ii WASH
ington after brief illness.
Tho National Distillers' Association
has lobby in Congress IN tho intsrcat Of bill
reducing tho tax ON whisky to % oenta per
gallon.
Mr.. Blaine will deliver the eulogy
npon tho late President Garfield, before Con-
gross, Feb ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-02

should be ho merely reaches fcrth his
hnnd and takes II from the shelf.
Wncth the type-setter Mt his work you
would think his fingers work automati-
cally, NJ they take up from the box ar.
rangcmrnt before him the exact letters
composing the words in his copy. Oh
serve tho fingers of the piano player ~
II endowed with intelligence or memory,
the right key goes down at the proper
time: IL matters not what the speed Of
tho movement mny dem md, there il no
hesitation. Now why cannot we accom-
plish with fncts, figures and ideas what
tho type setter accomplishes with his
type, the pianist with his keys. All
TINT is necessary to do this IL applica.
ton and determination to succeed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

For the first time since the nominal
resuMp,,an al specie payments We afe ssrsousiy
th,t at.nei with an oninpw Of gold 10 Europe.
Six survivors Of the expedition sent
oai ir Gen .. NJ. Mitchell, in 1861. TO destroy
tap Georgia State railroad, petition Congress
IL grant them rension.
A delegation from the recent National
farm ,aassnli9n. neaGsa uy John Itaaen, WAS
before tie Huuse Committee on Posluilces and