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The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
Special Largaias 10 Table Li0eos.
Towels. Napkiss. White Goods. ets.
BLACK 0o1 (OkoVeo 66eAH
We o5er . nsg.i1 ,sst ssoek Of nsw
rod. in this llne at New Yosk prices.


The front end of the Northern Pac
cifie track Was tive miles tbis side os
Lvnch's place. at the head Of Hosse
PiaiDs, . week ago.
Euxiueer Hallett l. nov working .
force Of $3.50 Mseu 0n the rese:ve.
xsadjng between the mouth of Atss'
0ula and AntoiUe's ferry.
There sre :eur tunn<ls on the lioe
a! the Northern Pacific pCopef-8G
Horn, BozemaD. Mullen and Little
Black(0ot.
Il Is expected that the Oregon
Short Line will b opened % Shoe
hose, Idaho. which is the junction
with the Wood River branch. on
March Let.
The new order 10 Ia f,rcs on the
C,ah 1 Northern Railway pgs,bibit-
Ing passoagess from riding Ou freight
Trains, unless specisl pssanisston u
granted.
T.. J. Fisk has taken Q c0utlact 70
deliver GOO, 90 feet OF lumber at th:
site Of the bridge structures, In Ms.
SOuJS e0SOuSy AoU eAp@CUS ~ U~.@
work for every team and driver In
the county thar wants II.
Nessrs. Duuu and aallett have .
wager on the date Of completing The
Mullen tunnel. NJ. Dunn bets that
the bore will be through Ly August
5th, which h his birthday, and Hal
lett bets It will not.
The Nissoula z1Mes leors the ~.
varce Of the ssilrs,ud will 10 retarded
1t the crossing Of the Pen d'Orellle
river. j piles are driven Dow. they
are alhnast certain to be driven out by
the Ice jams. ard the delry will 6e
equally ~ long to wait lDr the river
to clear If ice. It 10 umdsntood piles
will he driven and damage by Ice
risked.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

PORT Tow xsESi,. W. r.. Feb. -
The larkentiIe e. L. Taylor. from
Sau Frauci.c", left here last SATURDAY.
She passed C.p< Flstt<ry an Sunday
at 4 =. n,.. with . fair wind. When
about tif y miles from the shore =
southeast squall struck her. and
threw her over on her besnl ends.
The rigging ard iiiasts were cut away
and the vezsel righted. \ little zig
yexr-Ol.l sou Os the Captain was
washed overheard. The CAPTAIN
jumped over 10 save him, but failed,
snd nearly lost his life In the ct empt.
After the vessel righted, the Captains
wife "a, found in the cabin dead,
either being killed ~ fright or suflt-
cation. The secon.l Child. y girl about
three, wxs in the cabin with her
mother, but WAS saved uninjured. 4
6re wss msis on the deck, and the
survivors &ot along the hest they
could till yesterday. when the S<c"usi
Nate aud . crew OF six in Ill. left in
the boat for Vancouver Island. which
they probably res..hed in safety Last
evening tive 'ark Arcturus rescued
the Captain. First Mate, cook aud
child, and brought them tO this place.
ATs. BerynlSn was buried ut seH.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
TERRITORIAL E8W5.
Oullod Prom the Columns Of Our
EIohan3oo.

Billings hrs teen placed upoa the
list Of money order postod6ves. The
order gees into effect on July lst.
Agitation il In prugress for the con.
styuctioo Of . wagon rad from White
sulphur SpFisxs u Livingstop. vis
Shields river.
There are seven unhappy couples
In Beaverhead county who will aT(iy
tn the district court fUP relief fr6sIs
their marital luaIadies.
Oue man was killed and two Others
badly wounded iu R.cky canyon On
Monday forenoon. by the premature
discha5ge Of heavy blast.
A gentleman writing from the new
town Of Townsend says that nine l0as
were recently sold in that burg. and
that from his window he can see i've
houses in pr0cess of erection.
The estimates sui'iMittesl BY tie
Secretary Of Way to the House Of Req
resentatives for the construction Of
buildings 1t various military posts
cUntajns IN Item Of t35.NO for Fort
Custe1.
At . recent stockholdess' meeting.
the capital stock Of it.e First Nation
q Bank Ut Helena WAS increased to
$780, 900. IT, Powers Aod H. ".
Parchen were ~dded iO the board If
directors.
The opinion seems to te common
with railroad Ms<u that In . Jew
years . raitr0ed will not only Le
built up Bitter Root Valley, hut that
the rood will extend on through the
mountains into Idaho, and perhaps
down to . jun nction with the Central
Pacific.
The evid nee ut the inIues: ever
the body Of :;iorhurx. the Swede who
was murdered in the cordwood
camp eleven miles fIom B0semar.
showed that Addison aud Siorburg
he'd fought ut intervals during two
days and that finally Adolssn went
to Siosburg's bunk and cut his throat.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

LxDox, Feb. 8.-('biljess, Ci,au.
ceiior u the Exchequer. discussing
In the Co0mOus the distress 10 Ire
land. sajd the Government wuuld not
shrink from taking stroog measures
II they were likely to have yer r.
sent eject. He pointed out that
wages were high and the distress
only Affected over crowded districts.
He hoped Irish nsembers would do
what they could to restore con.
hdeacs 10 Irelasd. 70 that promoters
Of the public good would Ee able to
eGtain lsans from private sources,
instead Of from the Government.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

1hG1i0h and Preach 10lottono.
PARIS, Feb. alt h stated that
Gladstone In IN interview yesterday
With Preeident 0eevy and Challensel
Loeour, Minister If Foreign Affairs.
appeared to be desiI0us to bring about
% e0d Ut the PRESENT c0nteosi0us be-
tween France and England. 1t l.
believed that fresh negotiations relA.
tive to Egypt are pending; NOT -
jo0, hut o. IN ssrangemsnt that will
plese France In . more favorable &c.
0ition than she now occupies.
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Relief for Flood Sufferers

New YORK. Feb. 25.-The We.
mans Nati ,psi Relief Association
has secuIeti free r.n'n,s Of the World
Publishing Company, where they
are prepared to receive and forward
70 the needy sul3srers from 0oo6s in
the vest. any packages entrusted to
their care. They earnestly request
donations Of all kinds.
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SANDS & BOYCE.
CLOTHING.

Cvesimg Out sf Clothing.
We will continue cur Sale Of Cloth.
ing Until The entire stock Is di,;-,,.!
Of.
ChinchIlla Oveycoots worth $.yy,
will be sold 1t 1890.
Oregon Ke'sey Coa's. worth sI""
reduced u $j.VO.
Blanket Lined CI.ters. wc!,L go.
reduced u $50.
Csssimere Suits. worth e3,..., Re.
duced to $500.
Cashmere Suits. worth t@) ~, re-
dueed to $l2.W.
D~ss suits, worth $3.50. .s.lacvd
to IS: 50.
Black Dress suits. wor!!. $>ir,. ,--
dueed to $3.50
Fine TOgcl: Suits, w.s,L Sy,.J.. r..
duced 10 5000.
Buffalo Overc.Dats. woftL 49,, r.
sauced to tl6.OD
Coon aud Badger Fur Coats w5rii.
A., ~ .c6ucsd tn fa;t..
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

Bg8LIH, Feb. 9S.-The silver we'd
ding festivities Vt the Clown Prince
aod Princes, which were postponed
q the time Of the anniversa9y 0ftL !.
WoddiuE on account Of the death Of
Piaee Chasles, are takihg place to-
day. The atreeto are thrOn6ed With
people, and buots Of the Crown
Prince and Prince-s ore exhibited at
various points. The rity will BE II.
lw0jDated tonight. Emperor Will
liam has paid . visit to the Duke and
Duchess.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

1ns nsr1nles neetiuss q shs A. O. n. d.
WHsSo vWSsSo NS; l. v1u - hesd q t0eir Hall ia
~" Z. eunalay Of each nth q o'clOck .
Visiting iDonbes1 are eoe6i0ily invifsS
.. z. y. aHLLlvAN. Prss,.
-. CU1188TO0, 0QoY.
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!. O. q. y.

4. Sooon eecensSa!eat 10. I, ueeee n.
esse aad third saturday 6 oae6 1S"ih m
ssssSccy AelI. 1aan :eseee. q o'eloek. e.
sssdisily isvissS : sssd ss'ss s's
"a. s.2v. s.s>ss s'~ 'A'e'1s e.: e.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

PROvIDESCg, r. I. Feb. 8.-The
earth quake slso. L IT Newport last
evening wss very geoerally leit and .
number Of pa,es " Hlaes wese brnkon
10 the vicinity. In the 0esutiane
the Hill House 1t stone bridge and
on the Island wss l'ediy shaken.
At Torpedo Station the shack Wa 70
great that the officers thouglt q
magazine had blown up ut Norwich.
A l0etoe had bern observed ~ laeRe
nUmoer three miuutes bef6sp tie
shock.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

0oW Wood Yard.
Dry white pine weed sawod iu apy
lo0g6b, a1d delivered II any quantI-
Z. = =: ~ = rs'esa.:',; = = ,1s.:es''e
4oOtb din lo2 Lower 0ajn 81.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

PALLATtN. Feb. :A.-Thrre cars of
the Chicago aud Northwestern road
were dilclied near here this morning.
One child and at,o:,t d1y rxsseDxers
were wounded.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

"a Regular eoovoeasio0s Of ehe
E4N knight. OFF, th!as every Wednss.
-, evening ~ 80 O'Clock. q,
sheir Castle Hail. On Main s,rest
.'jourri"S KIishis ase cordially invited
- Attend. Jonx ]. Evan. &C
L. 4. KsSTA1, x. " 4. and 5. secS
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

Ny wife, Fsaneis Catching. haviag
sepos1ted from me. and bsving le((
ny bed and board witi.s.ut any Just
couse OF peovoeaij0r. hereby no
0ty all pe5D0n8 not In lru:I or give
her credit on my account, - will
poy no 6ilb, 0e6es; " oLliRaGioos
eo0tJaeted ~ her ftum aud ailef this
dAte, ,sof any nature az kind what
ever. JOEL P. CATcaISo.
Nissooh, u. r., Feb. ., 1855.
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oAOUOo0SOG 0OSsO ~
JEnSIY CRY, Feb. 2e.-Rob<rt z.
Cook was arresaed yesterday 70. EN-.
beasling g, ~ from lhs Filth Ward
SavineS Bank. He e0tered . plea Of
guilty, aud was oe1tenced t. dve
years In the State prison.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

6aads 1 Deyee ase iotsoduein9 .
0ew 0oks - evugon which they hove
0ade o1pso1s11 I6e shs0ssavGs, aod
VbSe6 = kD00D - ~ ss(Sn0st -
-" I6o tiebo. thoagh neeGoannoe
% 60 ss0so, = DevoG6he3e0 a1oeo.
oeio1e, - yea Ssolly 'CAe't 0ast
leve7b,s1 H. "a ssSS ~
" - Ooh0 -
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a. Il. &.

The regular 'aeeting ol kuta Chaptss No
:. viii Be 6ciu st GU01 TemvlaSe' Hall on
the ofss Aud l.,su Wednesday Ol eorh
os00;h. Visiting l,esn0ess aSe cordially In.
vl;et % astsrd.
Ass Fannie AlLLHvLLAHp, y. n.
ms. y. e. nOSH. 3oe'3.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

Montana C0nAnsanalery NJ. 3.
Knights TenlplHr.
StAtAl cooclAveo he'd at o,J = RsO' &c Hall
tn nrst as,J third f5idaya OF each nsunih,
at O'cl0ek. Wishing Sir kulghl ere cor
daily invited . attend.
A. v. BARNARD. Z. G.
4. .. DAk1ETr, Sec.
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SANDS & BOYCE.


I. An Deoosatious, ws have culIed
fkou The leading masalsetustes The
nost ssyliAh patterns. ssd Pessest the
leading aud eommaodiag stock.
L. FIoeentine and EmbOaosd 0i'ts
The styles ase indeed works II art,
p,sas,ag - they ars In design aud e.
sert. No ar is:s' eye could improve
The bl. nding Of the Artistic eo'osioss'
aesthetic - they sre. combining all
the esseotials VI beauty In variety and
richness.
The spring pattern. in AicA", ss'ins
Tiuts, White and Brown Blsnk., to-
esther with the most complete stock
Of Decosati,ns, consisting of Freises.
Dados. Extensions. Centres. Corners
Rails. P.nel.. etc.. for par!ors. bed
eOos,s., l,alls snj dining r0o0s.
CURTAINS.
Newest styles In Oil Shsdes aud
Shading. Lace Curtains. BrocateDl<s.
et.:, In new effects and colosin2s.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

WARRINGTON, Feb. S.-Ed-
oeods, fFe0 the committee on ju-
dtctary, reported advenely to the
House bill 70 provide for the reetor.-
t!oo g clti1eoship ot such citiseus Of
The Uait<d Seaee, . he'd Leco ne
oo1oeaItssd eiti1sns Ut Great Britain.
leJaoor offered . joint reeolution
peovtetag tos the participation by
The 0ovoenlDout IN the nalionsi
n,iojng aud industrial 0xposition to
bs hel0 at Deuvef.
4 me16oge Wa received aunOunt. i.
ING The names OF the House Confefs
eooe Committee on the Internal rev
e0ue and tariff bill. At 0ariand'.
!eqoeoe eoo mesgage W. read. Gar.
n0d ookod 70 have the nseppnee ex.
eoo9od ftoa2 The CtsssvesejoWQl Rec.
ord aod The reoolutlos II the Ho,,se
Ineeeoetin4 the c..0leseace commit-
- g consider fully the consultation
2! oe5ecejo0s 70 the iutefoal revoone
oe!l . ooend<1 6y the 6ouate and
os!oe the snO0 Together with the
opoob0a o( tbs House In roRard
eoegoeo before the eo0mitse On IN.
Sescoee, etc, and moved % rocoeoid. I.
q IL osoetOn BY which the 9e1afe
- agFseo 70 . eo0e6sonco oommit-
Representative Chssidy pesoe,teda a
oe0ce>A fto0 ~ Le91aloluro q
Nsvo1a, aoktag - appeopgiotieo q
49, ~ o6oki1g as(oDlsa Vollo n
Io0e Sooeo.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
SANDS eoYCE.
DRY oooDsl CARPETS

spssial 0oalgas 10 lovely Dsv eos'e-
inn ID Csspses. ass .ov - s3hib''
tiea % esr Dsoo1way Caspse Rso0s.
(aceasials thsesgh our 4ajo street
Our imaDeose tnade 10 Csrpets en-
abIes ~ to eooesel nsay Psivate and
speeial desiens q is.dsng nsanuiae-
turss.
$50 Cbolee Patterns II Fioe Wool
Casps1s, ia Isgsains AID Thrse-plys.
q SRaGaeens 10 nev stylisli colofinys
asd d0igus 10 Tapestry Brussels.
= Rich and lovely desiyns /" ii3'dy
Tbs haodonne Dew designs In Al.
niastss. Moquette, Wiltoa and vel-
Vt, ass rich beyond description.
Notti0eo, Li0o1sUm Oil Cloths.
Caspet Paper, Rag, Mats, Cssniee
Po0os, ,Htair Rod. .OttomaDs, HaAsocks,
Piano asd Table Covesisgs In endless
variety.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
]. D. q. +.

Fktelity L<Aleo No. ,. meets every Thurs
~ evening NJ tis~tr '.sli, rosues Main and
NS11lte sleeelA. ~ O'ckuck, .. m. 90.
1ouIn1ng ogsthren In gooo ssaoding ore cor.
daily invited t. al;enj
wA. HAMILTON. \. u.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

Uniform R0uk, K. Of p.
&llvor How DIVISION No. =. Rlxuiss
DeeilL4D secrnt fSIiay 4; ~nSh ms,u;i;.
DS1ll 1Sortinvs every Wednesday hIxht 4:
5:3y 0el0ek. l.E8 MANTLE. =. a. =.
fkHO. rAvIOx. =. h, q lAr
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03
SANDS 4 DoYCR

Blaek CnehDeseo. We havotooe -
eeived aud plsesd % ssls - elegant
alprk. to Which ws iovito TIE eftso"
tioo a e3ose bayern
We ass adaliny to eos Dssss Goods
D~passoest ths newest fsbsteA Our
exhibitioa will excsl 10 vasteey ao4
newusss. psesesticg Ill the NevsL'
r1es In the vasiess fabsies foe spsieg
wear.
50 Pjeess 0f Black a00 A1Doese0
CoIosed SAtins, il ''shess jenGths."
v.sying from three to six ye'ds. 10
the popular standard shade'. VII ~
I'D n 50 ee.ts less - tbs yard thao
their real val0r.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-03

Ro6ests 4 ca ase selliog furniture.
seoves, tinwae0, lamps, oils, etc., +,
cheaper than The cheapest.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
Railroad Employees.

The leading business men Of Providence, r. l.,
compose the Hunts Remedy Co., snd they guar
antee all testimonials published by them 10 be
genuine. The following dated May 4, 1888, from
Mr.. W. n. Blanchard, Lowell, Mass, is but one of
the Thousand remarkable cures that are being
made by this wonderful medicine Mr. Blanchard
says: 81 have been greatly troubled for over six
years with acute kidney disease, with severe pain
in my back and hips. | was formerly employed
on the Boston and Lowell Railroad, but was oblig-
ed, owing 10 the constant jar to give up the rail-
road business. as many Others have been Obliged
to do on account of kidney disease | have tried
many medicines, but received no permanent cure
A friend recommended me to use Hunts Remedy
purchased a bottle of one Of our druggists in
Lowell, and commenced to improve at once, and
after using two bottles entirely free from all
pain, and consider myself cured, and cheerfully
recommend this wonderful medicine, Hunts Rem
edy to all the sufferers from kidney and liver dis
ease"
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 lfso,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Wmslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. It's. value is incalculable
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. DEPEND upon it mothers
there is no mistake about it, II cures
dysentery. diarrhoea. regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
feb -2S-m-w-s m1-v
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
CHAPTER XVII.

IN WHICH PAsSEPARToUT COULD NOT suCCnED
IN MAKING ANY ONE LISTEN TO REASON.
The train leaving Great Salt Lake
and the station at Ogden rose for an
hour towards the north, as far as Weber
River, having accomplished about nine
hundred miles from San Francisco
Leaving this point, it resumed the east
erly direction across the rocky hills of
the Wahsatch Mountains. 1t is in this
part of the Territory, comprised be-
tween these mountains and the Rocky
Mountains properly SO called, that the
American engineers were caught with
the greatest difficulties. On this por-
tion of the route the subsidy of the
United States Government was raised
forty eight thousand dollars per mile,
whilst on the plains it was only sixteen
thousand dollars; but the engineers, as
has already been said, have not done
violence to nature-they have PLAYED
with her, going round the difficulties.
To reach the great basin, only one tun-
mel, fourteen thousand feet long, was
bored in the entire route of the rail-
road.
At Salt Lake the road had up to this
time reached its greatest altitude.
From this point its profile described a
very long curve, descending towards
Bitter Creek Valley, then reascending
to the dividing ridge of the waters be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific. The
creeks were numerous in this mountain
GUS region. 1t was necessary to cross
the Muddy, the Green, and others, on
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13

culverts. Passepartout became more
impatient in proportion as he ap-
preached the end of his journey Fix
in his turn would have been very glad
to get out of this rough country. He
feared delays, he dreaded accidents.
and he was more in hurry than Phil
eas Eogg himself to set foot upon En-
glish soil
At ten o'clock at night the train
stopped at Fort Bridger Station. which
it left almost Immediately, and twenty
miles further on it entered Wyoming
Territory following the entire valley
of the Bitter Creek, whence flow por-
tion of the streams forming the water
system of Colorado
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
Ills "trip.

He was a greasy-looking citizen and
was as innocent of shirt as dog amt
of fleas. His gripsack was so thin that
he could have boned ham with it. As
he laid ii on Sixth-Avenue baker
counter he remarked to the girl who
was tending bar:
Swarm day"
1T are" She responded, as she
picked off the end of q round-heart.
How much is pies?"
"Twenty cents apiece"
Il don't want piece, want whole
one"
j." All the big bugs have gone to
Europer' he continued, land I'm afraid
I'll have to go too. Do you see that
grip? Full OF bondsi I'm sorry did
it, but if give myself up they Il lock
me up in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, and |
could never stand the disgrace. How
much is doughnuts?'' and he wiped his
nose on his calcimined sleeve
1.-Two cents"
How much is crullers?"
Gent"
"Gimme pound, an two pounds of
that cake with all the bugs in it. Also
put me up three ov them red pies with
the court-plasIer across them"
They were wrapped up for him,
'" Don't let anybody touch that grip
until | put these things in the carriage. y
Nobody touched it until the baker
came in couple of hours later and
kicked it all around the block.-N 7.
World
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13

dlany wonder why the brute creation
excel mankind as a rule when it comes TO
question of health. Investigation quick
ly ascertains the cause 1t is because the
brute naturally obeys every law of health
while mankind is constantly degenerating
owing to excesses of our ancestors and
our own Individual imprudence Sudden
exposure to extreme climate influences.
gluttony, improper food, alcoholic stimu-
lants. over exertioa of mind and body,
worriment, anxiety, care. etc. all have a
marked effect on the human system. Be
cured by using Browns Iron Bitters. A
remarkable remedy for restoring health.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13

does not. dare ito rush his engine
through this impeding mass OF
beastsr'
The engineer had not attempted to
overcome the obstacle, and he acted
wisely. He would undoubtedly have
crushed the first buffaloes struck by the
eow-catcher; but, powerful as 1t WAS
the engine would have soon been
stopped and the train thrown oil the
track and wrecked. :.
The best course. then, was to wait
patiently, ready to make up the lost
time by an increase OF the speed OF the
train. The passage of the bisons lasted
three full hours. and the road was not
clear again until night fall At this
moment the last ranks of the herd
crossed the rails. whilst the first were
disappearing below the southern hori-
zon.
1t was then eight O'Clock when the
train passed through the defifes of the
humboldt range, and half-past nine
when it entered Utah Territory, the re-
gion of the Great Salt Lake, the curious
Mormon country.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
THnusANns say so.

Mr.. T. w. Atkins Girard, Kan, writes
II never hesitate to recommend your
Eletric Bitters TO my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell
ers." Electric Bitters are the purcst and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. PuI-
ify the blood and regulate the bowels.
No family can effrod to be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollars in
in doctors billa every year, Sold at fifty
meets bottle by Hartz & Bahnsen.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
QUESTION YOUR DRUGGIST.

and he will tell you, that there is "A great
er demand for SOZODONT than for any
other preparation for the teeth. Then
ask yourself whether an article for which
the demand is general and constant must
not possess genuine merit The mental
response will be that it does, since the
conclusion is irresistible, that if it did not
really polish and preserve the teeth, a
discerning public would long since have
discovered the fact. 1t advertises itself
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
At Liberty.

For number of years was afflicted with kid
ney and gravel disease and suffered with pains in
my limbs and back at times so severely that it
seemed that could not endure it. ! used several
sO-called cures recommended for these diseases,
but they did me no good. A friend of mine that
had used Hunts Remedy, and pronounced it the
best in use. urged me to try it, and purchased a
bottle at George K. Halls drug store in MaE-
chester, and before had used one bottle l began
to feel much better, the pains in the bladder and
kidneys were reduced good deal, and after us
ing five bottles found that Hunts Remedy had
done all that it was recommended TO do. 1t had
removed all the pain my appetite improved, and
gained several pounds in a few weeks. | have
renewed vigor and strength for one of my years
(5i), and can only thank the proprietors of Hunts
Remedy for my good health of to-day, and you
are at liberty TO publish this, that it may be the
means of some one being cured by the use of yOui
truly wonderful remedy.
W. II. TERRILL
Goffetown, n. H.. May :, 1888
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
Mensmah' Peptonized Beef Tonic, II

Mensmah's Peptonized Beef Tonic, the
only preparation of beef containing its
entire nutritious properties. 1t contains
bloodmaking, force generating and life
sustaining properties; Invaluable for Indi
gestion, Dyspepsia, nervous prostration
and all forms of general debility; also, in
all enfeebled conditions, whether the re
suit of exhaustion, nervous prostration,
overwork, or acute disease, particularly
if resulting from pulmonary cotdplaints
Caswell, Hazard & Co.. Proprietors, N
y. Sold by Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus., 1883-10-13
WELL LtREWARDED.

A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce case of Liver,
Kidney or Stomach complaint that Elect
trio Bitters viii not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will cost you nothing for
the medicine if it fails to cure. and you
will be well rewarded for your trouble
besides. All Blood disease, Biliousness,
,Iaundice Constipation, and general de
bility are quickly cured. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded Price
only fifty cents per bottle For sale by
HarlZ t& BahDsen.