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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
Mnrte NahclnencidltIl.

- 6irf GiSmard crboIt Iid aumdlig U0n
ieinem tiir3liden QufulL oOu gteuralgie.
- Der 8rfOf pon Davenport, Sa., bate
gsitern III &Om cine 2tuoieH5 bel Oem 8apfe.
- Die oeuti6en 0(iuifar babsu Dem 8ai.
ler gSilbelm gteulabrs SratuIattoneu ges
ihidt.
- Sn Dem 3ufanOe Oe8 gftb. g8m. s.
6Orter, gr=SetretdrS fir Srlauo, 1T Elm
5iiidiau eiu9etreten, unO man fiirdtet ieBr,
6aB Der Yulient nitt pieOer geneien wirO.
- 8ie Stride gtatiOnal giga" bat f1
setpeigRrt, Die Siebbauoler in @Orf, ueldJe
Die Sort Steam 8adet Co." ubOncOtteu,"
I'll uutsrfiieeu. Iua Parneu oeuueigert ben
&ieb5Gnolern ietuen geiitano.
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Aarft tlnp R6rIe.

giOerpooI, %. 9eibr., so lRittag5.
- &anunUolle; Diitteliorte 9berlduoer 5;
Ditto. Hem SrlednS SIG. - Die Serfduie
bCtrr9cn 7OOO &allen, Equalization uUo Illus
fulr SEQ, 3Ufubr 81, coo.
YOuOOH, 80. De5ember.-Ser. Staateus
Sbltgattonen: 4-proJ. 1858, bitto. 4zproJ.
114j, 90. OcrldHgerte 5sprOS. lO45.-2lttieu:
a.=@.zgS. 38s, So. ,. 124, Srie 25s, 90. ..
9O4, Stem 9ort-Gentral 1905 9euni.z&entraI
554, Sus.= Central 14O!, 8edOing II, @anas
6ian 8ocific 65s, 0Ierican 253, ct. Paul
SnmmOn gGG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30

0ol we 10 Dopt.
3ampfer .g2or1CjQ" nab 6amburg-am 81. De5.
BQmpier pgermuuic" mad EirgrpaBl-um 81 .Se5,
Dampfer IS oil -Eb" uah &Oreor-am 81. DeB.
+ 8nmpter pStatt Of Georgia" nc1 9lasgoU - am
81. 8eBem6er.
9auuar.
Dompfer 81, aip" mad g-.F,agl--am 2. San.
8arpier ngtq Of SerIIE" LAC Sloerpoo-am 2
Dompfera aCi-ccIfa" uat 8iaasoU-nm2 .. San.
8ampier pY. GGlaHo" uG1 Gfotter0Gm - am ?.
SoEuor.
Dompfer sArBoHa" nab SDeIpo0l-am 5, San.
Daupier s&itq Of GRefsE" nccR SoerpooI - am G..
Sanuar.
6. SQnua-,
Gampf:r Spain" na51 QiaTpool-om 6. san.
3ampElr ct. t0uLelE" Hl6 oGuge an 6, san,
EcmpieI s@elttc" EGh St12rpOOl-lm 7. San.
9umrfar -Gelert" nod eambura-nm !. J5Us
IamSfsr rJlbeina nadl garemen-am 9, San.
Dam pier n4brifatH" ugh tlDegpo0l-am g sam
Dam pier r@nllia uatb 4iDerpoJi-Gm 8. San.
8nupier r@.5joplG" m2d) Sla59oU - All 9. san,
0ompier 3on2lGm" ao13 AuFeIoam 49, an 8.
SuHg1r.
Eeupier agrs.un0" Elb gUgrpoot-au Ig. gyl.a.
ZcmpieI ~ EEIiaue- uIl ru0re-nm LS. SAM ]
Sampler nSIitauu x" "uaGEIUttpO0i-am j 4. ,ilu.
EB1lpisr a3Jaeuigh uad1 0amburg-Gm IL e}lH.
E@upf2r isurlei.a" mad 5Iaslom--lml6. san,
DampTeI aH6sJU" nod 5yeTeu-am 10. san.
EQmpfgg sAIyluIa@ Had Eucrp0c&--uW lts, San,
2umpfeZs D0uau" Hut 3JeUtn- -om 9. san.
Z Sompfsr 2 5.usUala" noh 9oplE518au--am 16.
Sanuor.
+ gams5su -ge506ls uoB gjUtyrcI-om 10. san.
/ 9am2iCI n5llal" nan 5TeWfa-uW -. san,
| 2GwRisr nSeiln3" nodc cuu,-t3 -c-g. Il. jl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30

Gin unfeblbures 5eiImittsI sagen atle gr.
taltuusen 1T Or. au9uit SSnig's ,.9amburs
ger Sruftbee." SiuiuuS3maH5ig Gents baS
Ystet, Su allen Gpot4stegi iH ea5eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30

oncccr6tc ooer CCu oem EoHtEuu is,6h Iuseyolens,
9egoten sum 9eLytrtt oe5 SayiGpariutaus9ss
IS rnO 8urtu bel Bericutu, Die NON Gulerb au{
bis iu 20, 80 uns 80 GG6reu cn Siro9aein Utten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
eurh etuetbwcn BON @as erFfift

G6nupier iOllen etngeOent ieia, OuB Oie
altberiibuite 6irma Gail & III in Balti=
more mad pte Dor bic beiteR SorteH BON
S6nupftabndeu liefert. a9oppel MOpS,"
yBio 9lono," u9rober Wocouba" fua nit
&e6t poPul8r uuo lgtrdalit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
Or. gtaOBag's
SGrIapArt4i0lt &eVOGbent,
0et ntOke Wltttretntaer.

Sur SrIuug drontiher Rranfbetten, iFrop5ul5Ier,
lp2luludcr, erbitd'er ODER uHtdcuOer grt. G5roHts
lttr OtgtumotjsmUs, StrOphelH, Druienuniblucls
lung, IoteHes NHfteln, rebyaytJge yeioeH, yunleus
butcn, &15pepiie, DiIcrges 4ufho5eu, Ruies
ltmamm, @eihWulfe, &la5bGu, fjuuCu, G5ei,hndye,
4usldid8e i'm @jeitdlt Nhdci06n, Giht, gBliIers
ludt ooppelte g@teocr, SolifHB. CuirOgrautu,ihu.
Dung, Shmn0uht. 6uurubr, ydsrenz, 8l1isns,
ytUcIUgidllJsr6GU T.. /. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
NlELcbcn eftlcs O.. q StlnOesftnetor8.

NaibUtlle, 3cuu., %. Deg. - grz
gunoes'tuator Same8 =. 8ailep itar6 I'M
is llbr beute &ormjttug in ieiuer BObuJHi
AL @larfsUiue. Gr mar GO Sabre alt. Der
8erfiOlbeue Uertrat ben Stlat EeangHta u0H
1877 bis 1881 i'm &uuoe6itnat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
S;ut ssofcu 0et G0c an0cIda9t.

gOui8Uille, N0., -. Dei. - SioneO
gurber uno SRI. Satie 2GoOlfor0, SOftcr
Oe8 GougreBmitglitOe8 TraHt 2GOoliOrO, L,
muroeu Beute in SeiierioUUiue, SAB, &c
traut. 2as Baar Iiei BON ieiuer 6timath III
Golumbia, 9g., fort, iubr 40 0tGieE wett III
eiuem 8uggg mad 2ebauou, SQ., uno be-
f1ieg BORT 6eH ,3ug mad youisai4c. Die
iuu0e Dame 1T etpa 10 Subre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
W nInrfn

- = . : u Z u I y ! " "
S9ilttcliCbrr,
taltes nho btbiGcS iEieber, gelet fdr so Gents.
G5 9ltbt etu auocreS 6cilntel IN Der ygelt 6ls Is
lhntl aleIt 5lcber btlt m0gen fie pon uerSor6sa
hef Sult (A.ltarta) oOr entIrrtter Gj0ue fonlmen,
mo8en ne Stdrldtz, HerUenHeber, -ugbus ooer
genes Ultber bejB5n, ais uuttr SuyghIuo NON
&oopag's 8tIIeH- Raowau'S Sfeabn NJ
LtCf 6uUf8il Gents Die ElQitbs Wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
FuIauh.
ssbfnhrfsf0ei Der Eae0ttI9 antpfet

Ren 9ort, %. 9e3by.-5eHte langteH
sic 3ampfer yg2wpOrt" DOR GaOanHa uHO
ct. goureutn Don Sabre bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
45. Sabrgang.
Granting:
sSeittag8sNn,eigea.
RALTIMORE, MD.

Nm %. 8sscmOer Surt Sater Wc9ou in Der 3irhe
,,Ntarie, Der WeeresferH," @eprg zSeItic mitssnua
sfrieocrtGl, (3lzJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30

BerIa5e eia @las 5ntebart' iaea gors
ters! gu itber SabresSeit eibs es fe!a
gaRtAafteTss, teiR geIlgaegg5 @etraRG,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30

Ss!aea ItnOernOeu G!sEtaB auf bte aro.5EFes
nc- a5unnss ssOrguns Os-sana II bsu tDtrt,amasa
besaaaten graRmttt.In. IS fnO Dis..s 6au2,.
I-9iia ssr SoHts Der GetebsaaOpRaR, almH0
r:souaStn nit WbteE gOLfamea ooe. gGInn Of
SiLeaS. Rebsn bteT.1Gnt53ter er fauf -siaers boz
taalSAs GEsmsute, :9ellt bic gsirt.sn,ss5a Be.
osassnS beraarteas
7ieisniaeu, we.as gales So@sao1 eorss
bsnuO uuO Ear aebraaasn, 0srE t3srr, aa6 81 tn
aasu 6aHeu paaperbar bstIea2 ssirGi. no bic
ztbmuugsOg8aH. ans8uF,u Fus, ua0 saB Teius
Btrfuns etua y,aaeae!u raid e.. TT. gr ,ut5dn
Surtaus gtt.1, Nos 0sm Ula2se nas6,ug lstrl
'opats, bat e.asn aaberit ana uasaf5msnBsIamc9
un6 Utro 81 -iasn grsiIs Usr.gj:, rs.bsr Is f,lsa
Dsnimi8sz aa 5tIarlut,eu 1aa.lz sunosra, d. s,,.
len ggo5..lassa s5sii9aftis 81 1oua.
Gin &aasn tam in pr-a.osg Uctis ais sal 8or.
Idutrsu DtnoIat5s.-ss asaHt5,ts. fas s,.sn 10.
psno4sa sales sousa a soreanuao AND zar
oaa a:ae Rtttd lit. aesaHn,, igsu.a. Das5ab
ol,a nan aud tiHz &inu,e osrls-nsr, Disisa
Esssse 5psctNmrs aiuiuneyimtE.
GinOern it CT. .1eun hsOou &gpup 5s,Rsaa.
buItsu bsIaasr aorosn, suss It,us Hua,saosu
| Giotuidaissa isbr otruIh.
greiIs: ., 50 Gsp1s pno 81 q. 5.ai0s, Bl
gyo5'Rg Die 5iujaa,s,
aaHsp agptbeteu 40 ptrtauitH.
6. st. Grtttetl t 0 It ,
aQeintgey gi9entbumer,
IA RepsDOrF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
Die GnodJ pratt'fbe @reibibIiotbrk.

gBer fd1 oas BIipileeiuT, Suter aus Der Central
bi6liobet o6er rseno eineri6rer 3Uet9bblotheten u
TeiheH, Al ftern niinlft. miro bernltt btnahrdu9t'
oas ods gieaiitratOrS<S ireau 5teutd5S oen
80. ps., sxflb hhr, in 90tpsaeadaSt ssss1fi.t
berrpftrase 9eoHnet ptro.
fuenn er ben uorgeidriebenen Seoin9un9en nah'
fomnt, 6eles 9ripesum erangen.
G5eIuds 5ormulGre uno Srempldre Der 9ausrez
seIn tann man Oeim 6esiitratOr Senrp 6. 8asner
6efcmmen.
Die ausgesebeneu 8arten iinO bsi trgeno einer Ser
Bibliobeten eulig, abcr Rur in Der SenIralzSblIoz
9bef Su erldusen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
9lllSeabfn Der ,Se!Isarntff. a

2OnGOu, 80. DECEMBER. - g8ie Ser
oStauouro" mittbellt, bat n0eneral" Sootb
nle 6reunOe Der pi5ellaarmee" rm e3O,OOO
ijir sic &usgubeu Ger p2lrmee" in 1886 ere
iud)t. SOotb erIldrt 5u9lei9, er werbe feline
9}edcuitait fir iriihere 2Iusgabeu uer0fieHts
lfrhfrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
Nine @aratsiie far "a Erteeen.

Serliu, %. 9e3embar.-9je oey1iGe
8reIie begriiBt sie giadridt iiber be giez
Serertpd6iung oes &raiioeuten Gre09 ais
cine garantia fir ole 6ortouuer Se5 6ries
Oeus 5p;idsu 6runtrejd uHO 9euGhlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
WlorSeebeiwntiTe tn WaaITad,uTetts,

Hep 9 Of orb, Dtafi., %. De3br. -
Seit bem SoroerbOr BON Samuel &. 8eIie,
melher angeiIagt if, ben @ierbduoler 2ans
ton oOn 8efport ermor0et 81 baben, lpurben
butter elmer Sefielidmiebe in bieiiger Sta0t
Elm Sut, ElaneuzllHterbemo uno =llnter6olen
qeiunoen, nelte am Dlittpof ytadn1ittag
Elm Wann bort ab9ele9t uno 0erItedt hate.
Ser 6ut entipridt Ser 8eifreibung BON oem
6ute, welden Der gtann trug, Der ben g8as
gen futifirte, in tpeldlem Qanton's 2eidle
9efunoen tpurOe. GlS SeIie arrettrt mur6e,
fpur6e Der 6ut, BEN er an ieuem MittwOb
9etragen baben iOll, nidt bel ibm geiuuoen.
Samfta9 frib puroe IN 6orboro', Wtaf.,
bic 2eidle Der 80 Sabre alien 2Sittne gliiab.
arlington in Der Slide tbrer 2Sobuuug auiz
9efun6en. 9as @eit6t uuO Der Baden Der
armen 6rau tparen nit tlaiienbeu 98unoeH
beoedt, uH0 Slutpuren al einem 2ebuftubl
uHO uerifieoeneH 0tObeln seiqteu, oaB eiH
uer5meiielter Sampf itattgeiuuoeu bate, ebe
es oem 9t0r6er gelungeH, ieiuem Spfer ben
letten t0Otli6eH Sdlag Su Oereteu. 0a8
Serbredleu, ueldes bier Die gr0Bte &uire=
qung beruor9eruien bat, mar jeoenfau5 i'll
Ger Ereitagss Jta6t begangeH p0roen. 6rau
@arrln9ton lebte IN drlnildJeH SerbdltHiHen
ulleiu IN elner fleineu Cottage. g9as oaS
Ntotib Su Der Sbat mar, iit rdtblelblit. Die
gtahbnrn fanNen, oNB ans Der BObnung
9iidts entpenoet mOr0eu mar. Bon benz
Ooer zen M0rberH bat man nod tetHe Spur.
9urG @tmGtbmcn 0on @as erftift. .
Gingfou, Ont, 80. DECEMBER. - Sc
fern &benO brang aus elmer 6auptr6bre ga5
in Die Seller mebrerer 6duier OH ser BrinceB-
itraBe, uuo oiele 8erioneu erfranfteH iufOlge
oes @inotbmeus bsfeIben. Sin 0anH, gtas
mems Sbarpe, iomte eefen @attiH paZsn
bsute cen 9au3eu Gag obnmddtig, uub am
9ben0 trat Der 5oS oe5 ManHes Elm, mdbs
renO Der 3ufanO Ser 6rau ba5 94l:mmite
x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
@IaDg ,ue'S @eburtstas

. 0mar0eu %. De5embGr. = GtlYrez
mier g8iQtam Is. @la6foHe feiegte beute Iet=
neu &c. @eburt8t1g uno erbielt rpdbgeno oeS
Sormtttag8 nidjt Weniger, ais 400 @rGtulaz
tionsdretbeu. gr DerlieB bel SagescHbrudJ
ieine 98Obuuug nn6 begab itdJ mad Der 9Orfz
firde, no elm fpeSieler @otteSoeuit abgebalz
ten murOe. Ser Sang idien troe OeS ,berrs
ifenoen Shuee9eh0berS ben betugten
StaatSmanu nidt in @eriugiten 5u eanit=
ben.
S5erbert @laoitone ma6te ieinem Setter
cine 8uite oe8 @arl Seatous1elo gum ge=
burtstagsgeideuf. Inter Oen iibrtgeu, bon
Srn. @la6fone empfaugeueH BrGieHter be-
faro ii6 cine amerttaHiid)e 2lrt unC cine
&iiiie oOH QtiueS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30
2cICt: ,,TQIi8 un0 2Gabr."
eltt ees 9}mbnfnnt

U1ou UEroU9e Hug JiaDmaH's. uH0 ieba u1d, 90
Der gdme ,,EaOmGB" auI ocn PddhcH ltegt
l2G4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-30

ne in baa sa5iitgn BlGue.1 oUsgpsg. D1rsr unb
fuo:


5ater ylUs SGTa5, sguA Gcl.,Ra, Burger Ul55
f5.oIgs 8, EeHillf1 N,ss. Gday q i5GEra 5. Gl.t
SliR SU9 Y, BtlheT Hiuue, BUtcg Ilp5 IG1Ie,
Gro6 Nis eorc, Srs0lr DE g.aIq, 1aytmaU 1Cj
4E-,7-sT4
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03
Sheriff S Sale.

BY virtue Of AN Exec 1iion and Fee Bill No
1915, issued ont OF thu clerks office of the cir
emit court of Rock Island county, and state o
Illinois, and to me directed, whereby | am com
handed to make the amount Of a certain indg
mcnt recently obtained against IL b. Terry in
favor of Frank III, ont Of the lands, tcnements
goods aud ciatel- of the said defendant, n. u
TeuN, lave levied upon the following proper
W, towIl
uf section nineteen ,i4l IN township No. sixteen
90, north range No. i've 10 west of the fourth
t4lh principal meridian IN the county Of itOCk
BLAND sud state OF Illinois.
Therefore ,accurdlug 10 -nid command, ! shall
expose for sae, at public auction, all ih, right.
title and interest of the above named II. ID
Terry in aud To the above described property o:
saturday the l0th day of october 1885, at2 O'Clock
p. m, at the north door Of the court hous in the
city OF Rock Island, in the comfy of Rock isl
and and state Of Illinois. for cash in hand To sat
isfy snid executions and fee bills
Dated atRock Island this 18Th day OF Septcm-
Der, d. 1885. JOHN NJ, RETftkER,
sheriff of Rock Island County, Illinois
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03
A Loyal NJ AN.
lRouthrrn Rivollac. 1


Whom Eutl.r was in command at Nav Or
leaus, he made, It will I've remembered, many
arrests for all sorts OF reasons; All the of
tenders wuo were brought befor, him, no
matter the grade of the ofien,e, were gen
sraIiy exiiet to Ship island. an exceeding "
UNPLEASANT place of retreat at any SEASON oi
the year.
One eccentric Old gentleman, who had
been excessively ind iscruet III his comments
upOn tho current events, and who hal been
repeatedly but ineifsc ually wal neil t. hold
bis tongus, as ii ,allT lanlol before tat,
cock -syed man OF It stay. II was shortly
sitsg tie news If q n. Le's victory at
fredericksburg had reacIel New Orlsani
an, tas robNts we're vety jHbilant over IT,
Yen have heen expire sing Yourself IN IA
very distoyal fashion, | understand sir
ard Il. r., with an unusually sour twist Of
bis business eye, 'talkiIIS very outragen,sly
snl in style calculated to, produce mis-
chief"
The oil gentleman protested that he had
said nothing particularly bud, and sugg sstesd
that the irato general hal been misinformed
LuB il was to no purpose. Busler waxed
moro aud more indignant, and declared he
would soaJ HIM to Ship island. After much
discussion, however, ths sentence was re-
vo.zoI upon the old genteman's consuming
Ia taAe the oath, which he was very loabh
70 40 Ire oath was administered in du.
forni.
Well. general" qneried the old gentle
nlan, aft,r he la bean sworn, I'm IL loyal
man now, ANT AZ
"Ovtainly you are" said the general.
"At,er this oath I'm as loyal in the eyes
of the government as you or amy one elsef'
''Ungu ,'ssionablv.'
Ami as such Pm now Mt liberty to taikf'
SO. h.,.. Ia A..
tbnt.'
''Wel!, thea, general, conidentially and to
go no further, dds old Bob Lee give US hi
ut fredericksburg the othsr dayr
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03
Eczema!

For the benefit OF su Iering humanity, and II
| heartfelt gratitude Mt the wonderful result.
d Gem ii only my duty to give this un oicted ties
| timon, In favor OF Swift's Specific My wife ha,
been hlcted with hereditary Eczema or 5 /
Rhcnm from her infancy 1t ha- increased in in
tensity with each succeeding spring, and beinl
somewhat skilled in med cine myself, l triec
every remedy could think of for years Sarsa
pnrilla combined with cry form of Potnssiae
and hundreds of other remedies, 10 ions and
alkali washes of every kind known, but they al
gave only temporary relief.
During the spring Of 1881 her lower extrem
tiles became so innamed and that she was
obliged to keep them constantly coated with 0
covering of "Fnllers Earth mixed wet and al
lowed 10 dry Among other things she was
0licted with periodical nervous headache, oc
curing regularly every seven days, sometimes
followed by an intermittent fever for week. AT d
time, 80 that her life became burden to her.
This spring determined she should take ;. ;
and How strictly the directions in regard to
dose, diet, etc 'nhis was about seven weeks SGD.
After taking the first large bottle the disease
seemed to increase; the burning, itching and in
tammation became unbcarable She, however.
perseyered IN the uce OF the medicine. After tn
king the second bottle the inflammation began u
-ubside. After the thrh bottle the Inflammation
disappeare and sore spots dried up and turned
white and scaly, and finally she brushed them of
III an impalpable white powder resembling pure
salt She il now taking the sixth bottle three ia
blespoonfut fonr times daily. Every appear
ance OF the disease ilae gone, ana her HttH Is nc
| coming soft white and smooth again; and what IL
.aore, her pc riodcai headaches have disappeared
and she If now, nj 81 years of age, enjoying the
only good health she has known for upwards of
40 years No wonder the declares with en- hssis
that every bott of = 5. s. is worth u thousand
times its weight ia gold.
Anf further information concerning her case
viii be che-rfully given by herself At her real
dehce, 1875 Mullett street er BY me
John =, BRADLEY, a GIiswold st.
Detroit, Mich, May III, 1875
lie sure and get the genuine, and send for Traa
tsc BLOOD and skin Diseases free.
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
p"d ~
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03

Tho president p,ade a thorough search.
''Ds seems 20 prove dat. ft,st, IA great
culfI orator orter b. nov a. Lat Sd in his
rocket, and s'cund, dat lie aIvsraye Guild
man If to-dhy doan keaf copper whs'ider
his ancestors got aboard of do ark wid
Noah ur padded aroua' on lair own hooA.
De fack am, cur race am not sttfeI'ln' to h'ar
Ia Voices OF orators haif ns ,anrh AZ fur fall
AM winter unershiIGi. ii our ancestors
vent a oaY vii EoaA iat .n all right; II
day wur' lifL btAi-. dat doan make To-
murrsr's job of VIII teaasnin wurf an do
iesi woutd advise IN III ator 10 change
MS leck,ur' to How Got Left in De,roi,,
All go to work am tatu his Twin IN III
hun.5es manner"
The Row. Pensock tl.su arose 10 ques
,ion Vt privilege barring ths last hires OF
:our years lac Ind ;tiifere,i dreadful pans III
observing t.ie fact that ca. DIT Qua OF uvery
ten in..rria ,es among cuioei peopi toyS
place letors a white Clergyman. inls wa.
II the face Of the laet that there were plenty
# culored divines in the country VINO could
10 the business up i'll first class style No
white couple ever went to a colorel pr0ac her
10 b. uarrled. Why should colored people
patronize IL white pre- icire 4 He hopet lie
Lime Kiln club would Instruct the colorsd
,s3puln lion III tLls country to change its
tactics.
Giveadam Jones, s3hindig Watkins, Pickle
Smith AMI Col CahootS oppoS any such
business 1hls was a free country, and If
citizen wanted to be married by II Cnlnaman
no one shout die ate. El Ter Tools was pre-
raring to sustain Pen sturk's idea when tha
presi lent said:
'De Guild people must b, left to der own
discl eshun in de matter. While l has no
doubt dat Bru iier Penstock kin tie de knot
wild de- bast OF eIn, il seems to DO considered
a i,,etle mo b gil- tonai 10 call in white
Cd rgyman"
The librarian reported that during the
snnaner vacation rain, rats and miidew had
deatroyei over b Usl Of the almRnaes and
railroad guides ON tho library shelves, and
~ recommended speedy repairs Tue sum
OF twenty our Genes WAS voted from the
.,,alt fund to buy tar and shingles TO
stop ths LEAK.
The secretary nnnouacsi comm unica
on from VlcRsl'urg, setting forth the fact
hat lhs HVl. H,ckhsld Smith, an honorary
u,eui+r and an orator who rates Al with
Fradstreet, had passed over the river to Ire
.nown on the shores of earth never again.
He ruptured a blood vesstI while lifting on
tho an,i Of corn crib. AMI as near as could
be remembered by his wife no died happy
The knob of the outer door was ordered
drapsl ia mourning for the usual thirty
DAYS, aud after voting down a resolution bv
rustic fnlIhack to permit members to sit
with their shoes OF during meeting the
audience dispersed, and some one stole
Professor Say backs white plug hat and
left AL Old straw An ito pla.a
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03

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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03
Executors Notice.

Estate Of Eliza Sweet deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Execn
tor OF the last vii! and Testament of Eliza Sweet
lstU OF the county Of Rock island, state of Illinois
deceased. hereby gives notice that he will sppea,
hefo the comfy court of Rock Island county, al
the office If the clers Of said court, in the city of
Rock Island, at the November term, Ii the Second
Monday in November next AT which time all per
SONS having claims against said estate nutt d
the same adjusted. All persons indebted To sail
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the Undersigned
Dated this s2nd day of September, A. H., 1885.
22-diw X. +. SWEET, Executor.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-03
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