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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

WIN themselves, and they hav,
only themselves to blame if they con
tinue to suffer.
THERE was an old man named CARLYLE
Whose system was chock fun of bile.
10y taking the GAZETTE
lie soon ceased to fret,
And now he does nothing but smile
~
TALK about ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /.
the presldcntofa street railway?
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The Texas town without n "boom,r
these days must be Il melancholy place, In.
deed.
TIE man who struck Billy Malone
deserves his photograph on the next postage
stamp.
In will he in order for the New Yorl,
papers to soon begin regular quotations ON
voters.
ARTHUR is said to be growing thin.
Getting rid fhis surplus weight for the pres.
identlal race probably.
The adoption of the new time stan
dHrd was II Timely measure.
s>
THE Dana craze has swept across the
ocean ana materiaiZCs In London in tho
shape oil "thc lord mayor must 60,
s@Ns
NEITHER Tilden nor Bayard is
hurtin the popular estimate by the report
th"t they did not encourage Butlerism.
THERE is going TO he no walk-over
for amy party In the presidential ca,npoI.p
money ana muscle will be the wlnnin. ls.
sues.
Congressman Ochiltree fingers in
Galveston 10 do the houors TO Bonanza Mac.
KAY anu then lie will HE him away to con.
gresS and glory.
TEXAS can show hands with Florida
'S 10 winter weather In each state the nrst
Ice OF the season formed during the nigbt of
the 18th instant.
tbs said that Blaine got scooped in
a Northern Pacific deal 10 the extent of SOW.
arai thousand dollars. He should bet ~,
elections hereafter VI
The tide of emigration will douht-
go soon set IN toward New York. Voters |
WIN command bigger premium there next
year that Texas bonds.
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IN France the victim of ~ mouuf,,
"ieu interview sues the paper. In this
unity great men go into print ana If IL
La li..,
--s--e
MISSISSIPPI has 81 900, 900 invested
u manufacturing Industries, gain of 100
: oo' ,o'', III hVe years. and Alabama has
''Vo'NoI IN The iron production
-----ses-
ENGLISH has not been heard from,
ct ON presidential matters. liner. i.
Ifohg suspicion that he Ia yet grleyinc ovnr
empty bari lef over from 1851.
s~-
PALESTINE, in this state, has n
Clnb.' But IL lacks n Broih.r ,
ardner, which is like tie play or u,n,la,
l'h The melancholy Dane left out,
80
Does The Houston Age want tbe q
'iernal revenue abolished because IL ,hirLy +,
hlsKy VIII then be chcapera Cam, IIno,a /
aniel stand Two for n quarter. p, or ,iyooo,,,e
+ beer: "'''oh's
BONANZA MAcKAY will probably
-, 80 "e o"Neslon to-day, rs he len san
sunday 1t viii bc II wonder If @
y ,o"'nu'fs 90 not strike him fora dean p
Tier subscription. a.
Ar, $50 Il
nh' NlhLNhD, the president of the d
MI, 4.
'hsion hn'lt ON Madison avenue, New ynrp
"eI 'front.' corner OF Finy.nr,t street. NM.
neu after the palace of oancsllarIa ~, 10
W.T. randall is suffering sorely with ~
IT. We hope he win soon recover ,,n,a u
sehee ~ congress. as chairman Of mn !"
nihit'ee on appropriations, wasre he win.
lpiiess be appointed by Spcako, ,,,,,',
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20
Scsd,',s.]

Ireland boon, , l ,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

a curious story comes from p.,.
lora' England. a servant OF Or ~. rent
sent out To carry message. she ,y was
s,sh'ed' ana falling to return /, , mas snort.
sne ma iallen into the canal. 7, cared
eeu, out without success. seyera, @a "s urag
an ola barge woman suggested ,hot a, ia'er
o,eau IN which some quicksllver ha., ,oat OF
p''ccu should be iloaied on the ,ya,"s oeen
was uone' ana the loaf became s,o,,a rus
nooI,ein point. The dragging was raa',, a,
~ this point andthe body found ~. 'esu'ncd
sutton is said TO be centuries Ola 49,, super
hni seen IL tried there for MAN., , W. no one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-20

OHaraeierlrI,
eg "a i sala q Malone DO as 4
us demand disrs'ssiIIISI M
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-04-28
ouyrier Jet bourgeois, m3rckahd &
artisan, 50 fait une fate d'uhe tGl1e

ouyrier let bourgeois, m3rcAahd H
artisan, j 50 fait une fete done tgl1e
fete. En- attendant, Mr.. pEditeur,
ne craignez point d'engager vos
amis ct vos paroissiens a'planter le
mdrier. II nest question lei, avec
pExposition ct ses gloires, que des
vers q sole, des cocons, des mhriers,
des meters ct de padmirable tissu
qui couvrira bient0t 1toutes les char
nantes 6paules de nos admirables
Louisianaises. &c tissu sera 81 abon-
dant ct 81 bon march6, nous dit on,
que les mendiantes elles-m6mes,
car il y a tonjours DIES mendiants ct
des mendiantes dams une grande
vile, ne porteront nj indienne, nj
cotton, nj haillons. &c qui est bien
certain, exageration mise de cote,
c'est que la question de sericul-
ture est serieusement posee en- Lou
isiane, ct que les courageuses fem
mes qui sc sont misses q la t6te de
&c movement industriel, m6ritent
tout notre respect ct toute notre
reconnaissance.
Sur ce, MI. rEditeur, q samedi,
ct pour autre chose que pour DIES
mOineaux.
L~OUISIANAIS.
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II. MANUEL, 81 \
-Importatexr ct Job6a =
MARCHANDISES 6
20 SO, Rue de Charts
.ORLEAKE

La Maison Z. JAUBERT 4 Cir.
de II. MANUEL, lie NINE VEUvE G,S
BERI, est dksOute dun commnn tneeGE
a cette dissolution ma lieu Qua ~
port a la forme 1t an ~caractefe do ID II
La maison men continue = gnoins ~
seu! nom commercial H. MANUElA ~
ct MatleluOiselle Jaubert n'6tApt Plus u
assOciees en- cOmmandite. it1
Monsieur r. Jsubert u 6galemsnt ~
set dams notre maison.
klen autrcment ne sera change auxl
lie Ia maisOn. Ellie c0ntinuerS cemnDsu
passe d remplir ponctuellemsnt toys r.
dres lie clients volt d~irccteinent .su1'
ientremise de SEES commis.vsyageurs
Les csMptes de c. Jaubert 4 Cie. segol
qulttes par H. Manuel gu ses repr6eea1f
Respectueusement,
H.. MANUEL, "a
vEUvE C. JAUBI,
BLANCHE JAUBl
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'NSNee.


Thibodaux, January 6tb, 1883. :
The Firm Of Keefe 4 Bodily 10 dissolved from
tins date by mutual consent. Either partner
will sign the firms name in liquidation
KEEFE d. BODLEY.
Referring to the above, the undersigned
will continue the Foundry business for his
wi account aud respectfully ~sOlicits y CON
tinuance Of the patronage extended to the
lats irm.
l.. KEECE.
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A week made ut home by the in
pI dustiioQs. Best business now be-
fore the public Capital not need
N Jed. We will start yOtf. Men. wo-
VI 4 men. boys and girls wanted every
- where to work for MS. Now is the
time. lon can work in spare time, or give
your whole time TO the business. No other
business will pay von nearly ae we'll. No one
can fail to make enormous pay, by engaging
at once. Costly outfit and terms free. Money
made fast. easily, and honorably. Address
TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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CORRESPONDANCE
NLLE-ORLEANs, 25 ayril 18S;

NLLE-ORLEANs, IS avril 1883
MI. pEditeur, avril touche 4 So
fin, ct mai, lie beau mois tout fieuri
est proche. Plus d'hiver, lie prin
temps, ct meme Pete! Car lie prin
temps, chez nous, RESEMBLE singu.
lierement & Pete. LIE priptemps a
DIES journees parfaitement brulantes
ct d6vorantes, ct son soleil, bien
solvent, scion Repression arabe,
vous mango Ia, %cerrele. Apres tout,
faut-il Sen plaindrc, ct 81 lie soleil
mango la cervelle de ceux qui mar
chent nu-tete, il feconde vigoureu,
sement IL terre. SEES ardents bal.
sers CONVENIENT a la canine 4 SUI
ere ct aux produits de notre richie
latitude. Mais, puisqu'il fait chaud
a la Nouvelle-O Orleans, dams nos
maisons, nous avons lie recours OH
Ia benediction du lac. Aussi. ma
yant nj grand temps, nj grands loi-
sirs, mails generalement maitres de
nos soirees, prenons-nous deja no.
tire vol ct nos chats vers lie West
End ct lie Fort Espagnol. Prendre
son vol nest pas une image OH une
figure de rhetorique, puisque lie che
min de fer est aussi rapide que lie
vol de POiseau. II Y a meme DIES
oiseaux, le moineau entire autres,
qui mont pas la rapidit6 de la va
peur. A propos de moineaux. on du
moineau, savez-vous que ce singu-
lier pierrot, hier inconnu lei, impor-
t6 depuis quelques annees seule-
lment dams notre vile, a des mil
lions ct des millions de represen-
tants a la Nouvelle-O Orleans. II trot-
te dams toutes nos rues, piaille dams
tous nous arbres ct fait son mid
partout. Sa posterite, dams dix ans,
sera plus nombreuse que Ia posteri-
t6 d'Abraham, Est-il utile 2 Gro
yons-le. II y a tant de ~larves, tant
de yers ct tant d'insectes nuisibles
dams &c pays! Eft tout oiseau est
un desinfecteur public. Oh phomme
Wit, Poiseau dot vivre. LIE moineau,
du reste, est tres franc, tres fami-
Ger ct tres gaulois.
Mails, mon cher Editeur, bien que
vous soyez ne au brave pays OH les
moineaux font leurs nids, dams les
vieux pliers d'eglise, CONNIE vous
savez, ct que vous en- avez deniche
plus dun dams votre enhance, ie
mai pas pris la plume pour vous
parler ~precisement du moineau de
la Nouvelle-O Orleans on du moineau
de Issbie. Au reste, avant pen,
Thibodaux, CONNIE la Nouvelle-
Orleans, aura ses moilieaux girls ct
piaillards.
Donc,- n'6crivons point avec une
plume de moineau, qui ne serait
pas serieuse, ct, scion lie proverbe,
ne tirons. point notre poudre aux
moineaux, qui serait de la poudre
perdue. II fault etre grave, bien que
Ia gravit6 soft generalement plus
assommante qu'agreable. Les per-
sonnages graves sont les PERSONA
ges lourds.
Mails comment 6tre grave, ct en-
vous distant quot
La politique a cette vertu. C'est
une chose bien s6rieuse, bien i'm
p0rtante ct souverainement grave. !
On commence q en- faire par lei.
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II. M
Dealers I'm

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood, immi
tatiOn black walnut Cotfins, also cypress
collins made to order, sc, Ac.
In connection with A. H HOFFMAN,, Cab
met Maker and Repaircr Of all kinds Of fur
nlture. Main Street,
l5-jan76 1y Bet. jackson and St Philip.
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Ayant tout le materiel n6cessaire. mons SON.
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
posraphiqnes qui nous seront conties Les
hrets d'av"cat. cartes d'atfaires. entttes de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs, circu-
~laires, etc, seront imprimes dams lie plus BRET
delai ct 4 des prix modercs.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
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T ]. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS L.
~ Gated in town permanently ard ~
perform all operations appertainine -
professions at very modersts psSceGs
/. He will also practice in the su!sNM
country and adjoining Parishes whsa ~ H5
for
Once Corner IT St. Philip and ~
Sts. The best Of reference given.
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NOUVEAUX AhRANGENEHM
HOTEL DES ETRAN6E
Encoignure des rues Green ct Thibo&MI

Mr.. Thomas Alherti previeht sesM
les voyageurs quill Went de faire u =
eau arrangements qui lui permettIesaa
s'atisfaire tout 9 aui youdr0nt H.
rer de lcur confance M
hepas atoute heure dc IL iourn6e 80
commando.
Table d'h6te d 10 heures du matin Is.
d6Jeuner ct d 4 heurcs du soir pour -
Chambres cOmm0dcs ct bien :srnieG
PRIX MODEREES. 81
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27

chances of going to heaven on this issue
and willing 10 rest his case with the
right feeling men and women of this
Commonwealth. II people would show
him man who would hon0rably and en-
ergeiically carry on the work OF reform.
ing State Institutions, diminishing taxes,
standing up for the poor who have no
other friend and being always trne to
himself. to God and to the Commonwealth
he would step down and yield him room
with more pleasure than had ever attend
ed any act of his life.'
Fifteen members ofthe State Committee
were appointed and the convention ad
journed.
BUFFALO, Sept. 37.-The city is crowd
ed with-delegates and others here TO attend
the democratic convention which meets
today The Irving Hall delegation is the
only one missing. There is much specu.
lation about the state ticket. It is said
that the slate is Isaac H. Maynard, OF
Delaware county. for secretary OF state
Robert A. Maxwell, of Niagara, treasurer
Alfred C. Chaplin, of Kings county,
comptroller; Dennis OBrien, Of Water
town, attorney general; J. D. VanBuren,
state engineer and surveyor, Harmony
in the convention is practically assured as
the disposition among the country dele
gates is to.treat Tammany's claim with
consideration
New YORK, Sept, 27.-James d. War
ren, of Buffalo, was elected Chairman o.
the Republican State Committee. The
campaign begins Monday.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
Twists and TWinges.

"My brethren shouted DR.. Tamage one bright
autnmnsl Sunday "here is lesson from the corn
field God has arranged1hat the ear and the husk
shall be parted. Every rheumatic pain is but a
thrust Of the hHsking peg, and every neuralgia
twinge is only twist of the husker'
Possibly; but nobody wants to be husked, for
alrthat, and nature teaches us to resist the pro
cess. Therefore, We accept with gratitude what
ever helps Us to suppress those very twists and
tWinges
From his pleasant home, Greenmount, near
Sing-Sing, N Y, NJ Alfred Baer: French gen
tleman, writes:
II have suffered almost intolerable torments
from rheumatism for many years. OF the numer-
ous remedies which have tried, none benefited
me. But PARKEE's Tonic gave me great satisfae-
ton. certify with pleasure that it restored my
health. You are welcome TO publish this and use
my name"
Messrs. Hiscox & Co., call especial attention TO
the fact thar this preparation, which has been
known as PARKER's GINGER Tonic, will hereafter
be advertised and sold simply under the name OF
FARKER's Tonic. As unprincipaled dealers are
constantly deceiving their customers by substitute
ing inferior preparations under the name of gin
ger, and as ginger is really an unimportant ingre
dent, we drop the misleading
There is no change, however, in the preparation
itself, and all bottles remaining in the hands OF
dealers. wrapped under the name of Parkerr Gin
ger Tonic, contain the genuine medicine if the
facsimile signature of HIsCoX & Co. is at the bot
tom of the outside wrapper
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27


QUINCY, Sept. 27.-The State Protec-
tive Association of Illinois met in this
city yesterday. About two thousand
delegates were present. August Mattee
was elected Permanent Chairman and
Paul Schusten Secretary, both of Chicago
E. II. Turner and Barritzen, of Quincy,
delivered addresses of welcome. A LIGHT
President of the Association, delivered
brief address. The report of John Eel
kampt, the Vice President was read. The
report of the board of trustees shows a
membership of over LOO and a balance
of 5000 in the Treasury. 1t dwells largely
upon the Harper bill and prospects for
the future. The committee on resolutions
By Laws, Agitation, Nominations and
Finance were appointed. who reported in
the afternoon. The following is the re
port of the Committee on Resolutions
ResOloed; By the Illinois State Protective
Association in convention assembled that
we will continue to keep up and strength
en- our organization for the purpose of
securing to our business the recognition
and protection it properly deserves.
Rrs0t0ed: That we consider the present
dram shop law as an unjust and oppres
sive enactment, imposing unnecessary
and tyrannical burdens upon our business
and that the Association will not desist
until the most objectional features thereof
are wiped out by Legislative action. that
action of the last General Assembly, and
that we hold every member of that body
WHO voted for lhatmeasure responsible in
the future; while on the other hand we
assure every member and Senator who
stood up in defense of our rights of our
everlasting gratitude. We declare it to
be the object of this association to pre-
vent in the future the passage of all laws
which tend to do injustice to our trade.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
FIRES.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 27.-Section
B of Sternberg's elevator, was destroyed
by fire early yesterday morning Loss,
$175,000. The building contained nearly
a hundred thousand bushels of fax seed,
wheat and corn. 1t had a capacity of
3, 500, 900 bushels Insured
CHICAGO, Sept 27.-At 2 o'clock last
evening fire was discovered in the tin
shop of the Fairbanks Canning company
at the Stock Yards For time fears of
a disastrous conflagration were enter
tanned, the water supply from the lake
being unreliable. The firemen succeeded
in subduing the flames in a couple of
hours. The chief loss was damage and
ruin to the machinery. Two thousand
barrels of oil were consumed, the liquid
running down the narrow cutters in
streams of fire. Loss en- stock and ma
chinery $25. 100; on building, 5000.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
ANOTHER TALE OF DISASTER.

New YORK, Sept. 27.-The Nassau
Gtardian, of Sept. 18th, in its report of
the recent hurricane in that vicinity says
THE schooner Victor, from this port to
Jamaica was lost, and Charles Welch and
lady from Belize, and three men
were drowned The Monteagel was lost
with all on board The Carlton with the
mails and fourteen passengers, was driven
by the gale on to the rocks and became q
total wreck and the following passengers
drowned: Rev ] s. Higgs, Mrs. Higgs
w. A. Anderson. wife and daughter
Fancy Simons and two children, Eliza.
beth Colebrook, Rosa Deveans and child
and Amelia Young. The number of lives
lost during the hurricane is very great
fifty-three having been reported up to the
present time.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
CASUALTIES.

CAIRO, H.. Sept 27.-The steamer
Charles W. Choteau struck snag and
was sunk yesterday afternoon at Bowman
Island, about thirty miles above Cairo.
She is now afioat. having hole in one
compartment.
BosToN, Sept. ga fire occurred yes.
terday in the hold of the steamer Cali
fornia. George Force, carpenter, was
suffocated, and eight men was taken from
the hold UNCONSCIOUS One is in critical
condition.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27

Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain and positively cure
Nervous Debility. Nervousness. headache
unnatural losses, and all weakness Of
Generative System; it never fails. 81 pkg
6 for S5.--At druggists, or Aliens Phar-
macy. 315 First Ave. N. 7.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27

ReSOLUed, That the democrats of MaSsa
clusets, in the Convention assembled,
enter upon the campaign with the calm
assurance that the people of the State will
record more glorious victory than that
of 1882. Causes for congratulation and
signs of coming triumph are everywhere
apparent. With majority in the lower
house of Congress, with democratic
governor in twenty five states, all We need
is harmony and au unbroken front in
every section, to again place in power
that good old democratic party under
which for more than half century the
country showed n degree of progress such
as has not been equalled by any nation
in the world
Res0l0ed, That we affirm the platform
of principles adopted by the last Nation
al Democratic Convention and believe
that its adoption by the people will cor
rect the manifold abuses now existing in
the administration of public affairs and
bring back the government to the purity
and efficiency which characterized it un-
der Democratic rule. We reaffirm the
principles of the state platform of 1882
which were endorsed by the people of the
Commonwealth. We believe in the su.
primacy of the Nation and the integrity
of the state in equal rights without limi-
tation of race or sex, in the impartial
freedom of the ballot, in honest and econ
omic expenditures in State and Nation,
in the thorough reform of the civil service
in tariff limited to sum necessary and
adequate for revenue, the abolition of
excessive war taxes in these days of peace
in the still further reduction of extrava
giant state expenditures.
Resolued: That we oppose all sumptu.
airy laws which infring on the sacred
rights of personal liberty and favor the
introduction of board of arbitration for
the purpose of reconciling the differences
between employees and the employed, in
order that better understanding may
exist between Capital and labor and a
more healthful condition of industrial
interest be brought about; and commend
to the careful consideration of the legis-
lature the necessity of a law which will
secure all employees compensation from
their employers from any personal iniu-
ries that they may receive while in the
discharge of their duties.
Resoloed That the investigation OF
affairs at Tewksbnry has disclosed the in
competent supervision exercised over that
institution, and want of proper system IN
accounting for the public money appro.
Ipriated for its support, and the indiffel
ence to human sufferings.
i BUTLER MAKES A SPEECH.
During the reading of the resolutions
Butler appeared amid a tumult of cheer
ing, and addressed the convention, He
recited at length the work of the last
Legislature ofiMassachusetts, saying they
sat longer than any other Legislature and
accomplished less. He reviewed all his
own acts as Governor, and continued: The
republican papers say that Gen. Butler
must go. but he is satisfied to risk hii
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
FOREIGN LANDS.

BOSTON, Sept. 27.-A letter from St.
Pierre Martinique, dated Sept. sth. was
received here, it says: On the night OF
the 4th inst, our harbor was completely
swept by a most violent cyclone, eighteen
vessels were wrecked and only one in port
was saved
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the Moline a. Rock Island
Horse Railroad Company will present its petition
TO the City Council of the city of Rock Island, Mt
its next regular meeting 10 be held on the first day
down street rail road track, commencing at its
track on Fifth (Moline) Avenue, opposite Rob
bins street, thence south across said Fifth Ave
nue. to and upon Robbins street to Seventh Ave
nue., and thence east upon said Seventh Avenue
TO the city limits on the east, with the necessary
side-tracks and turn-outs, and to use so much and
such portion of said streets and avenues as said
City Council may deem necessary for the purpose
Rock Island, September IS, 1888
TIE MOLINE & Rock ISLAND HORSE RAIL ROAD
COMPANY, by
J. WARNER. President.
j. NJ. BUFORD, Sec'y,
JONATHAN HUNT0ON,
sept1S d10 Executive Committee.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
THE NOMINATION.

Governor. The committee appointed to
nominate the remainder of the state tick
ct reported as follows: Lieutenant Cover
nor, Frederick O. Prince; Secretary of
State, Charles Marke; Treasurer and Re
ceiver General, Cavity H. ingalls,; Attor-
ney General, John W. Cummings; Audi
tor. John Hopkins. The committee on
Resolutions reported as follows;
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27
FRANCE

PARIS, Sept. 27.-The International
Arbitration and Peace association has
issued an address to the people of France,
urging that mediation be. resorted to for
the settlement of the dispute between
France and China. The address suggests
America or Switzer land as the arbitrator.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27

MIR. Thomas o'Connor, 722 Blue Island
avenue Chicago, I'll says: Il was very
weak. Browns Iron Bitters gave me
strength
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27

Prevent sickness by taking occasionally
one of Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, Q
wonderful appetizer. an absolute cure of
Biliousness. lis. cents.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-09-27

Mr.. c. r. Waller, 5S7 Centre ave.,
Chicago, ILL.,, says; Browns Iron Bitters
relieved me of indigestion. Nothing equals
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