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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
FEMIniRE F. aTuNEe.


Elizabeth Gar :ett, OF baltimore. has "a
fortune OF at least Sl2 900, 900.
The three daughters of Mr., Banker
Dresel. Of Philadelphia, are set down for
SO 900. 900 each
Mis-. AT. Stewart is credited with Il
fortune Of $50, 600, 900.
Miss Sarah II tcbcock, Of New Yu.k, is
set down as wol tn SIC 00O, 900.
Mrs. Morgan, widow OF ,ne * Cover.
nor and Senator. can draw her check for
from $4,000 600 to &i2 coo, 900.
Miss Caroline Wolfe has an income OF
500, 900 aud real estate constantly rising
in value.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid reads her title to
several millions in her own right.
Miss Ellen Eben, Of Philadelphia, is
both handsome and 1ich. Sac turns the
scale at IA million or more.
Mrs. Paran Stevens was left a fortune
of 10000, 600.
Miss St. Pierre, of Tennessee. who is a
Diana in the chase and a philanthropist in
her plans, has real estate, ron foundrics
and coal mines valued at over 50 00OO00.
Mrs. Marx Hopkins who lives at G.cat
Darlington, Mass, and let Caliloi MA
out of fear Of Dennis X ,arncy and his
followers has at least 10000 900 to
manage Sine mahes good interest on
sbTeWd Investments and careful manage
mcnt.
Mrs. John AIinturn, II New York
widow, is credited with several millions.
John Hay S wife is worth Il cool million.
SO is Congressman IInlc's. Congressman
Buyne married "a wife worth several mil
hons.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
Cancer Of Tongue.


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mo Il diI,r,rl "a, nud,r n,,ir q sc p nong
th,.,r were supr, ia mi. lfnr. b5 one / g,
auut b,.r NptilG q ,rut, tilrii ~tiIi d, 90, M.
low ,,rrw yy,..,, ,n.tiun,,I1v :, le ra D, a.. -, 4.
rp,cu lhyongb my, eek. de- o ~. ne 200 of
nv nom, and unn,r IA, tnrry ycl:c, d.v oo So
nn ,atr nr, lowe ~ ,I,-iroy he 4, ,J,e ppt
u,icr liz Cn,iIrly pid haI1 MY oil ne e., ~ or
n 40 tnl, al NY lei, cn.pl; home and 20 q -
lei; We II an n hcnIty tohn.f woman q }
pourEs was rcnnccG 10 A mere frrmc o. =, ~
and zones allro, uur,'c TO turn ,pysrI' =, te,'
/ could no, en- n,s sol {, f,od' hut .rhs \ ga O.,
I.qu ',l. and rAy .ongue w.- so far rouc ! 'ori,
no ala Tho pnouiSn q mind and tr 30, t.,lr
ureri,,,,. o. bndy VII ., Irynerjprt Ct pcyr., an
ne reverted Given mp by physicians zoe L. ~ u
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

The clearest case of recent record is,
that which comes from Dayton, o, where
daughter of Mrs. William Fenton, was
cuFcd as il by magic of II long standing
and very distressing case of dyspepsia
The young lady was actually deprived Of
the pleasures of society, she could so
nowhere, and was a constant sufferer.
One of her young friends suggested that
size give Mishler's Herb Bitters a Trial,
having heard Of many remarkable curcs
performed by the medicine The ipjunc,.
ions was followed, and from poor sicily
invalid, Miss Fenton has developed into
robust, hearty gill. No disease is more
dishearting than dyspepsia and snone
more wearing than malaria. Both y;ela
quickly to the health restoring powers 81
Mishler's Herb Bitters.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
INSPIRED ARITHMETIC.
KENTUCkiAN WHO SHOULD g.
IN A DIME MUSUEM.
Most Remarkable Intuitive Mathematical
knowledge sort of Blind Tom
at Figures, and a Living
Time Piece.
ClncINNArI OCT 1b.-The Enanirer ha.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Is The Enquirer has
the folio wing special from Dwngsville, KY:
"About four miles east of this place there
resides q man who is indeed prodigy. The
name of this wonderful inRu Is Reuben
Feii-, and he has but one developed fac
uity, this one seeming to take entire posses
sion OF him, driving all other Thoughts
from his mind. In early infancy he
was apparently much as other chill
dren, but in extreme youth he deve.-
Opel wonderful precocity, or rather a
supernatural endowment for vuathemttics,
even then solving difficult problems with OPP
parent ease and with hut little study. i'h,a
became :, mania N til him, and grew h
grow, to the exclusion of all other hrancic-
OF thought, until finally without knowiH1
a single tiyure letter OF the slphabtt, he
became ths perfect master of tho science
of mathematics He has been ieatsi
by the most scientific men OF this prots.-
sion, nni the answers to the most difficult
problem that thoY have been abla to pro-
pound are At hi, fingers end, the invariably
correct solution being given in An instant
quicker thhn thought.
Is an III tanca of his remarkable powers
he has be1n known 10 keep mora
than n 4 I'm clerks buy in takm,,
Invoice OF "A stock of goods. In ieei
his knowledge and application of the
SCIENCE OF iuathamAlie. far cxceal
anything that the most specific men are able
to comprehend. Another phenomenal char
actcri4tic of this inan is that he can tell the
tilno t. n second, either day or night
Awakened from tho slundest sleep, he can
tell You, without hesitation, precisely what
tltns ii is What Blind Tom is to music,
Reuben Fields ii to mathematic-; and, like
that i!iustrioua idiot, this one branch abb
serbs his entire mental capnCity.
Another peculiarly Of Fields il bis utter
fe,rle.sna : of snakas. In his childhood he
inauitcs ted o funlness FOR these reptiles and
made thsm his play.hing, and, strange to
say, ho was never bittsn, though he handled
with greater carclessno.s and freedom the
most poisonous species. He Is very snpsr-
4ttioul AMI believes bia e1traer-
binary power direct gifts from his
Creator and says that wore he
IN reveal the secrets, OF NE them
Tor the purpose of gaining more than the
necessities of life, he would expect to BE de-
trived of them immed lately. He has nsre
than once refused offers OF han lsome salar-
los His parents disl some years ago, since
which time Fields has been rowing around
among his kindred, staying with each a
creator or less length OF time, according to
the nearnass of kinship.
He IS very fond Of playing csecksrs, and
it is said that his has has never met his
match ut this game. He is annoyed 4 great
leal by people who arc curious t. SEQ his
exwaori mary powers exhibited, and he
ssya that this is hii greats.t trouble, for,
whether no will or moi. wkon problem is
presented the solution is bound to fash
| Through his iniaj.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
TuRKe, WAXING WRATH NON
Tie sultan Insists on Ills Treaty Rights
Preaching "A Religious War.

CoNsTaNTlNOPLE, Oct. IS. The confen
ence If the am assalors Of the powers or
the Bulgarian qGestion, in session bore, has
formally declare that the porte disavuws
the Bulgarian Rpufnsiian ulion.
LONDON, oct. Is "A dispatch from Con
stantinople say. the war feeling throughout
Turkey is rampant, and il clash of arms
over tho usurpation OF the .suitan's suzar-
ainty by the recent union of bulgaria an /
East Roumeia 10 avoided it will be
miraculous. III Ufll,i9i circles il is fire.
quontiy stated that the sultan is determined
to permit no further encroachn mt upon
his European possessions unleS by force OF
arms. and that il the inference OF anbla-
sailors now in 20 sion DOES not
aiopt mea,ures which will speedily
reduce the territorial limits OF Bull
garia to what they wero previous 10 the
union hs will ut once declare war against
thai principallty Much color Is given
to thes. staten,sat; by the activity displayed
in arr.ling and equipp,us tine Turkish army
AMI i.lacing it n It war footing Large de
tachnienti OF tn ops with heavy gun horses.
ETC., arc being hurried forward TO the I}ul-
garian frontier. auch military activity has
not been shown in Turkey since the begin
ming of the Russo Iurki b war Al the
mo,q,tes throus hUut bhs country IA religion
war Is Icing preached against the iaVa iers
Of the sultan, domain, The mos!ams are
eathus a>tic ii their demon tratiun ,ant are,
eagerly Offering their NerE ICES t. dslen the
r. gifts of the country. 4 conspiracy rs
been unearthel at the palace, having for IT.
object the banishmeat OF S4iI Plsll, the
grand si1ier of tho late ctSintt-
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

The shamrock. which is the emblem 81
Ireland, is not known by its flo"er, but
by its leaves; it is a little trefoi.- as Is clio
yer, but it is very rare in England and not
common in Ireland. Bentham. ia his
British Flora" says that oxalis Aceto-
celia, or wood irel. is the oligina' sham
rock; it has pale pink, almost While
flower. which is said to be very plcnii'pl
in woods in April. He also states that
purple Dutch clover Criifoeum 'epens)'
which We all know so well, is now accept
ed rs the shamrock. The tradition runs
that ST. Patrick. when preaching IN
Erin, gathered "A shamrock and used it to
illustrate tic doctrine Of the holy tiiniiy
From this circumstance the trciolI las
been accepted as the national amblcm Oh
the Emerald Isle,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
WAYS THAT ARE DARK
AND TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN Al
TEMPTED IN CHICAGO.
Rcy Citations by ii Lawyer in a Case Where
Tso:.us IIeiress Was Produced by
Very siuuous Proceediuga-
Mrs. Eoliar's Russ.

CHICAGO, Oct. Il. Some very startling
AMI sensational evidence. which completely
clears up the my -tery long surrounding the
baby claimant to the Roller estate, was
given in Judge Tuiey's court wednesday.
j. Bla clSburn Jones, a lawyer OF III South
Clark street, who was retained by Ida NJ
Rollar in the earlier stages of the proceed
ings, made tho statement referred to,
He he sitated about betraying his former
clients confidence ami gave his testimony
under protest by direction of the court
Gottliab FrelagicK William Rollar, whc
had for about ,ix years lived with and
acknowledged Mr.. Ida II. King ms his wife,
although never having marriage cere
mony performed, died Feb. z, 1888,
g.Ethout Issue. His relatives and
common Law heir, live in Buffalo He left
viii toqueathing to them ell Of his estate,
valued at $4,000 10 s25 coo His VIII was
offered for probate ty his buffalo relatives,
and hi, n.i,tresS fonnd herself cut oil with
out "A cent. Mr.. Kin. determined to con
tcst the matter III court, and produced a
girl Laly us the heire-s, who was repre-
eented a. GerruGe Frances Wilhe!mina
l. Alar
Oct. . 1888 Ier case was filed in court
ani'a lon- and tedious litigation ensued.
Tho court, when about to enter decree in
favor uf tho child, was prevailed on by the
l...f M 4
thr,. c,,li ,,Ia,ra sn,na innortnnt addi.
tia1,l ,..,lon,,oF ,,hich t4lev had coyni.
s,ncn I,ne avilo,ic. wa erivan Welnns.
INV
fo,y,o,. Ri,ckhprn Jona. tast;nel that
Mr.. Rrllor had pad him retainer Of 300,
and agreed to pay him 500 more to repre-
"an- Ion irt.r,.t. ns r,,.ar,Ied the estate
IA ,n.,,rtrot the r,sa Int borore any
,lsi,i,,o' .tors vera token ON her behalf in
r,,,rt la al. covared tbot sI,e WINS uay;np
,,ana, 70 Mrs S,.fke to hire her tc
tnst;s,, nj sngn,ciors war. oropsel and
',+ g.. Mr. pnI,,r and damanded
rat .h, IAN him tho yLole trutI, be
-, h., ,,,,,1 ,.o o,v fnrthor She did G.
nftar s,,,,e ,orsrocnn She snii n man or
tha ro.th sid,, hcI tol1 her ,hs could claim
tho astat, IL only .bo hna a holv Inv R,lI,r
AZ Voc rosoIy.1 IA have that bahv wa,
ho, ronI,. Then OH, to,I how sbo Lad an
lor a9i tno l l"v S If Mr. Van mrnan
- ,,t.,, :. ,,,,., .,,o a,;l, @,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
Executors Notice.

i-HTdTt III EIIHl SAttI, ItlCd-tN.
The nndcrs igned having been appointed Execu-
tor of the last will and testament Of Eliza Sweet,
late Of the county of Rock leland state OF Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he viii appear
before the county court of Rock Island county, at
the office u the cier. of said court, in the city OF
Rock Island. at The November term, on the Second
Monday in November next, II which time all per,
sons having claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the purpose OF having
the same adj iustcd. All persons indebted to SAID
estate requested TO make immediate pay ment
to the undersigned.
Dated this END day Of September, A. D., 1885.
2S-diw X. +. SWEET, Executor.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

TnE election in Ohio on Tuesday re-
suited contrary to what the democrats
hoped, but haldly contrary to what they
had reason to expect. 1t is a firmly cs-
tablishcd fact that Ohio is Il safe republi-
can state under ordinary conditions.
Blaine carried it last year ny over 10000
Ii has never failed to 60 republican in
pre- silentul years and but rarely on other
occasions. This year both parties made
their canvass on worn out issues. Sher-
man and Foraker confined themselves TO
the war and other events Of a quarter of
a century ago. while lioadly hardly men.
toned anything besides the everlasting
liquor question which has been discussed
before the people Of Ohio for SO many
years that they must be heartily tired OF
il by this time In the utter absence of
any exciting issue the state has chosen t"
remain in the political path it is accustom-
ed to travel in, and that is all there is to
Tuesday election.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
1.Iew ths Water Out of the Lake.

BUFFALO, N. y, Oct ia singular
AMI surprising coincidence was noticeable
on Lake Eric Tuesday The strong east
wind which was blowing here lowered tho
water two feet at this end OF the Lake 50
that the work of loading crafts with coal iii
tho Blackwell canal had to le suspen lel.
At Toledo the wind blew a gals from tina
west and the Maunee river droDpei two
feet below the level, and the stoAmbarse
Drake could not leave that port on account
OF low water The two currents must have
mot somewhere off Port Stanley, Ont, 30
from that point to tho American shore
there musk have boan hill of water of Mt
least four f,et in height in tho lake Such
a thing has never boon known on the lakes
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
Inso!ent King Thesbaw.

CALCUTTA, O,t. ~, king Theobaw, OF
Burmnh, has answered the communication
sent by the chief commissioner for British
Burmah in accordance with inIrIc'
tons from the Indian governtn mt,
with references to tho dispute between
the Burmese government and thu
Bombay nni tho Burmsh Trading associa'
ton The king replied in an arrogant ana
insulting mannsr to the motto, and refu ,e,i
to discuss tn" claim OF the Trad Ing company
with the Indian government The chiat
commissioner has asked for reufurcenisut-
to tho number OF s 900 mon before senIing
an ultmatuni to Manlalay, the capital OF
EuylnXn
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

P1rrsBuRG, Oct. 15.--West Mdllesex,
Pa, is excited over tho strange eofcment OF
sisters. both OF thorn being married. The frs,
is that Of Mrs l.. ID. Cochran, who, with har
husband and 4-year-oi child, were visiting
the wifs'x father named Reed. During the
husbands temporary absence Mrs.. Coch-
ran packed up her sacheL and, with a
man named Bowers. left for parts un-
known. Now tips reported that a sists.
of the clipping woman has also deserted her
husband and fed with David Foster. No
explanation can DO given for the action of
either of the two women, and some say it
WIS n proconcertaa plan.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
Insane from EeIiCiaus Ezcitement.

WILLlANsPcET. Pa, Oct. If.-W. Il
B,.ti4n, u fi.r i'll tho b 1dse mills, has TO-
coma insane from exciteiD eRt over religious
matters as result OF attending the revival.
At Nswberry. Monday morning he tried t.
l,li his wife, but s.e escaped from him and
he wont to his work. At the
mill he Iscams raving maniac
and tried to drive his follow wor hmen from
the shop. He Was overpoverel with diff.
Guilty, and taken to j,i!. Hare he managed
to ret loosa. Ifs tsfs his clothes off, and
ran nakel about tho corridor, bowling
srishttuiIy anl trying to break down TIE
doors 1t took eight mon to Sublue him
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
. Ef.ud 80 ..nva TO Re Discouraged.

Nav ToEN, Oct 10 John iioiTman. I.
salo1nsjgg-g shot hrs sw.te AM tben s.us
hm.eit al Sac womana Residence i'll Newark.
Thcy hai separated On account of domestic
qu1rrr!j but Hoffman had gone 20 tho
mus to look Tor hi boy, who hid run
aNsy t, jp;u the mother. Hoffman told tho
police toIt he shot his wife brc,u-. he loves
tor. ana though they lived together un.
happily hnrH, they inishs la happy in the
utaar Iur.i. Both ,rr Likely to die
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

Mary Livermore says that cooperative
hpu excepting will baui'h the cook-stove and
tn, va .il-tnb from tho home, rs the loom
qnl spinning- wheel have already been.
&ho. with some fifty other families, have
pNuorimentei with CO. operative laun Try,
N have been able 60 rciucs tina cost OF
ttuir washing and ironing to - cents a
Il, I'm, including dresses and the most diff
cult pieces, Tho present system of house
Looming involves a vast waste OF fuel, of
t.mu, aud of women that might b. put to q
letter u@e.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

The pain and misery suffered by those
who are afflicted with dyspepsia are in>
descr'bablc. The distress of the body is
cqualled or surpassed by the confusion
and fortunes of the mind. thus making its
victims suffer double affection. The re
lief which is given by Hoods Sarsaparilla
has caused thousands to be thankful for
this great medicine. 1t dispcls the causes
of dyspepsia, and tones up the digestive
organs. Try Hoods Sarsa pariila.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
4 Rod in Pickle for BoucicauIt.

NKw SoHK, Oct. Is A cable dispatch
reports that Mrs. Dion Boucicault, nee
Agnes Il aor.s1n, pubiiely alleges that But
cicaulfs marriage to Mis- Thorndike in
Australia is higa nous ~ he has never been
divorced Tgoai his first wife Judge Dittei-
hoicr wAo was counsel in the divorce pro-
crcGmgl bas qua hsro some five years a54t,
says tao Splt was discon binuel before reec'4-
ing - conclusion, aad that Mrs B!uoicnalt
is reca.via> 81 ) y psr year slinoDy. ID
81 iys t this tae ia !gs says the iaT of this
state is that it ~ not biGsmy TO marry i'll
6BusheF COuHtrT.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

FIrTS8URG, Pa, Oct IA ten-year old
daughter of Mrs Mary Porter, OF Ale
,hsny City, was taken suddenly i'll in schoo!
lus.iay. SIS was want Aoma aAA a physi
clan summoned wac found she hal TIA
smallpox. THIS is tho first cass In the OF ~
for some time and making its appearance in
\ school room causvs much apprehension
Stringent measures are beiuS taken to pre-
vent "a spre "a of the disease.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
Ii .ntIn. TIC fLnACnsknr.i.

@ror'H Oct. II -- III Loygl.ts arc nov,
nigklng vixosuus slfortt toward otT,etrias
tie boyeott.o8 tactics So effectively prac-
Jicol Of lato a1Giu,t faimcrs and tradcsnen
who Lave incurroi TIE !isplsa-ura OF tia
|. mt lengUers and oder Irish organic
Ura.. fncy have inaia arrangements for
tie purchase Of all b2.cottei cattle, and
Tur' lay forwarded to a number of boy
ted farmers th-osairy machines free OF
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrctiona of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay loss of manhood, &c,
| will send n recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send Il self addressed envelope
to the REV. JosEru T. INMAN, Station
New York City.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

Mr. VIM, Thomas, of Newton, Ia, says
My wife has been seriously affected With
Il cough for twenty five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before.
She had used many remedies without re.
lief, and being III gcd to try DIR. Kings
New Discovery, did so, with most gratis
fying results. The first bottle relieved her.
She has not had SO good health for thirty
years" Trial Bottles Free at Hur'1 \
Bahnsen's Drug Store. Large size 800
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

For nearly 81 years have been vic>
tim of Catarrh. have tried many re-
NEEDLES, receiving little or no relief,
bought one bottle of Elya Cream Balm
and derived more real benefit from that
than all the rest added together. You
can recommend it as being safe and
valuable medicine. A l. Fuller, DANNY.
n Y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

RocKFoED, Ills, Oct. Is. The decision OF
Judge s;tirns of the uAitsi States appel.
late court, That large amount Of bonds OF
the Riverside, Iowa, r,hool district are
worthless because ssiisi il, excess OF tho 81
per cent allowed unlar the iowa state law,
creates inucl CONSERVATION in Rockford.
Fully So, 900 worth # this now valueles-
scrip is hell by Rockfori capitalists. w.
". Fairfield has s., 0J0, H. d. Gregory aud
Mrs. Julia Sp,irorl $2.5)0 between them,
and any number have mail amounts.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

The good-humored DIR. McCosh, whose
gray hairs seem about to he brought in
sorrow to the grave by the Princeton boys,
has smiled scores of times when told that
the secret and sepulchral midnight pass
word o. the students was: Jimmie Me-
Gosh by Goshr'
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

ST. Lotus. oct 10. No change in the
sitantinn IN the street. ear strike. The
striker; bold nut aud the companies still run
ali the they can obtain police protec-
ton for, aud are grad ually incroa sing the
advantage they have gutnel over the
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

BLonMINGroN. NJ, OFT Ii. DIR. Harvey
H. Harris the murderer of DR. George
w. Barton the Stybrook rhy.Ician
is still confined in jail in this city
AMI is smoSt II hrCsen-down mrH
the crime having SO proved on him thfs
fears are entertained taAt his mind i. Civ
ing way An effort Will i,o made IT, have
i'm II mittt.t tu bail.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
Half Breeds In Luck.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. l5.-Three pupil,
If tho Indian training school at Carlisle re
Gently signed powers OF attorney authorH
ing ths collection of quite II sum OF moaey,
which comes to them in the shape of an ~
ieri5ance from Germany. 1t appears their
father was Il German and their mother an
indian, and the Inheritance COMES from tn
ia 81
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
In the red hills of Calaveras, Y

In the red hills of Calaveras. Walter
Mercer, a young Californian, recently
found cave OF countless wonders. la
one chamber are the Angels wings
magnificent formations. white like the
wings of a seraph, and SO delicate that to
the eye they seem as if slight tap world
bring them down in fragments.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15
Quo has gone wrong again.

Rock ISLAND county will indulge in an
election on n small scale, Saturday, to
determine who shall be postmaster at
Edgington. The result viii he awaited
with great anxiety in this city.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

Sick ard bilious headache, and all de
fragments of stomach and bowels, cured
by DR.. Piercc's Pclleis'-or antl-bilious
granules. 25 cents a vial No cheap
toXes to allow waste of virtues By drug
gists.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

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recommend it as it made a perfect cure in
my case. Marks New, GO Asquith St,
BaItimore. Md.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-15

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