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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
OPIUM, MORPHINE.
CHLoRAL AND HAsuEsCH HABITS, AIS,
DIPsoNIA OR DRUNKENNESS.
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
CHAPTER XIV.

Tre relations came down like horde of
Iocusts At the funeral Tiny wers all Pres.
bytelians, AMI Fora was RGman Catholic.
50 they lcf6 The cortnIe at the gate of thu
burial gro UNI Tho chief mourner, were
die doctor, JEANNE, AMI Wiliia.
When they approached the grave there
stood beside il zig lntIc man. whom Willie
instantly r2cog,i2sd from ElsIRth Mac
u arndis description. Thera va, NJ mis-
axe shout the "cornins beak and the evil
an now hloni-sEotttn and nhlmed Tie
.erY sight OF this loatheome creature sat
Jamiesan's blood on fire. ani he had the
gIeate'- diiic lity in restraining himself
from It'd jnc lie law into his own han Is
there ana thea. A huga white horse. a
vicious locking beast. with a TREMENDOUS
Roman nos. e.o,i tioi up without the gate,
cham nE fire. uily at the bit. A. soon as
the colin was ioWorrl, with an impatient
gesture Deem ai.r turned away, lapel on
the hnrs', 81, ujm the spur, and was cut
Of SIGHT n "a moment.
''-llter all. muterel Willie, bet his
teeth, ~, is ha-f il should be so. | can
wait en- vHir!
On retIirnir 20 G lirlach house after the
funeral h. snl th, decor found tho rela-
tiyCs M golcian C0uclaya in the dining room,
ari pnviri- 'beir respects ia the funeral
haS Il meats
h general buzz ~ conversation ceased as
1arniazaa ent ri without crram ouy DIR.
Milne rr5u'a,ial ~ rcsl the viii With the
gNo'te On ii cor ain latac.'s su,h rs five
hlF' i5et pounds 10 rhS decor dau sAter,
frc i5aa,lral ponds u he lawyer. two ilun-
Grnd a year 10 Jtarnie, and ecricu5 smaller
sums 10 this servants the whole of tho es-
tate, real and personal money invested in
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
CHATTER XIV.
nSI,y A Tn Mp

Night was failing at the Gairloch Hea
when a conFeya ict dove up and stopped at
thu hall door. Ih1 driver got down AM
began to brin; for Ii sddlrY boxes and to
load the car win them By AMI b. IA
woman clml out OF the house nli got INTO
the wag n. Thea they turned towards til
city Suti5nty ih' horse cam II a full
Stop. Ii Was now gate dark. and the
carer, W h. hli ''tlrippil in hls ee' en-
dcavorel 10 ur-a the an mai oGwarl bat in
VAN. 1hr sagaciod' b-ufa tr3mhlti vip
lentls, wh:nl:,i ui y, relre bl = o. his
haurchaa All ia IL cunc,u 10: uot t.
hui - an tn'r fro Obviously fberc was
no ling t. i ba' I DIucau MlcTlvsh to
get dowa tn | s. wA1l wa; tn ma t." il
getting down lie SMASHED h Ian IN, auj
thu liGat went DAD See. il coal In tt 81
he all II a moment be Cal@l cut 10th !
woman i'll the cara;
AZ :, J.nnaieI H5r's a MOI t,nin : n Lu
deed N l,T Jsc5 wndidnl bu e
He'was ay' = ~ r, cat b,a=.- Com, dowl
aud gle hold, voGlan. Wei! ma leave a
Chrat,n 10 IL, VIII L. there's wee bit
saueak Tor tii ii. p
1hev LITE! t.se mIl into tho ca, md
Jeauni, SUI p'"t tn. poor creltG . h., i
on nor lap, /. til t:atm ny for whom SIP I'D
thst Christian ofliee. bus vhel til, IL,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

over,aNing it, whether through thought,
study, or intense application in mental
Investigation and research, whether by
the absorbing attention necessary to the
conduct of complicated momentous bust
ness interests, or by the excessive indul'
gencc OF the appetite and propensities OF
the system. All of these are proper sub
Jects for consideration, as also the knowl-
edge OF what is moderation, what ia eN-
cess, and when there exists the absolute
necessity of promptly seeking advice
from an expert, who for long series of
years has devoted his whole time and at
tention TO the study, Investigation and
treatment of all the maladies Of this inn
portant department; one who can accu.
rately determine diseased conditions, their
nature, causes and origin, whether arts 4.
ing from the want of exercise, its irregu-
larity or excess, and who. from his exper.
fence and practice has learned to discover
at once the arrangement, and as prompts
ly to apply the remedy, thus avoiding
the painfully slow feeling, after the
truth, so common to the inexperienced
and so annoying to the patient, who very
naturally wants to know without delay
what is the matter, the extent of the de-
rangement, the probabilities of recupcra
ton, and time required.
A striking example of the value of cN-
perience and practical observation. as
well as the usefulness of the prompt APP
pication of suitable remedies is found in
tie important statement. coming not from
one, but dozen public institutions, not
only at home but abroad, that very
large proportion OF those who suffer from
mental disturbances and absolute insan>
ity, permanently recover who are placed
under treatment within Il year after the
first sympto ms have manifested thcm>
selves.
If the intellectual department of the
brain has become exhausted by intense
mental applications, depriving it of the
power of connected thought, it can only
receiver its strength by being properly
fed and nourished by the use of certain
systematic methods, 1t is precisely so in
every department whether of appetite
propensity or passion, IN re bringing
them up from their over worked and cX~
Iausted conditions. The inn ortance of
this branch OF medical practice can
scarcely be over estimated.
DIR. CoN-N AUGHToN.
io3 Brady Street. corner of Fourth, Davenport Ia
U. s. A. Established 1873. Diseases of the Eye,
catarrh, Deafness. Lung and Nervous Diseases
speedily aud permanently cured. Patients cured
AT home. correspondence solicited.
Iupyr nht 1881
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
$. G. PERRY,
Davenport, Iowa.
CURED

|
| J. +. FRENCH, ESQ, commercial agent
| from the great agricultural implement
manufacturing firm of Roberts, Thorp Il
Co, Three Rivers, Mich, was in the city
the past week, request of the st. James
| hotel. Mr.. French is fine appearing
aud withal highly educated and res
pectablc gentleman, belonging to II fam.
| lily of wealth and position. His father
| is president of the Rosette paper mills
and pulp manufacturing company; also
vice president of the company his son
| represents. About two years ago he began
to experience difficulty which kept
| increasing aud at last it assumed such an
| aggravated aform that the hearing in one
car was absolutely destroyed. Being
wealthy and young man with life be.
fore him, he felt greatly depressed over
the ailliction that had betallen him.
Under the circumstances. he sought every
available avenue of relief, and consulted
the most eminent aurists and specialists
he could hear of. squandering thousands
of dollars in search of relief. All was
in vain; the empilicism of the schools
found the application Of their rules alb
solutcly foiled in the treatment of his
ailment, Some of the learned buried their
ignorance OF his case in II laybristh of
technical mysticism, which simply con-
sits of professional jargon, the learned
ignorance OF the past age. Sadly the young
man settled down to the inevitable; ne
was to be deaf the rest of his life.
In this forlorn condition he fortunate
ly learned of DR.. Con Naughten, OF Dav-
export, Il man whose varied cures in al
most every department of human suffer.
ing border on the miraculous. Naturally
MIR. French was ut first incredulous; he
had been indirectly victmiZed through
the highly advertised specialist and the
self -arrugunt srhuOlman, but he decided
to Try DIR. Con- 4ughtDn, and as dernier
resort cast the last die for "A life adorned
with the charms of hearing or one chill
ed with the isolation of Illuminate matter.
When he called upon the daCtor, last
week. he could not even hear watch
ticking pressed against his ear, and with
the skepticism of min who has been
deceived, submitted himself to eXamina-
lion. The pracjiCcd eye of the doctor at
once detected the cause of the affection
aud told Mr.. French he could relieve him
measurably. perhaps cure him entirely;
and lin proof of what | told you, can
send you out OF this room by a single
treatment hearing Il watch lick, said The
doctnr. The doctor took him in charge.
and in few minutes the first Migratory
soul;d that had thrilled his auditory
nerves FOR months shot like hafbingers of
coming Happiness along III ''ve
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
CANYONS REPORT.

WAsHlNG@V CITY, Nov % The annual
report OF Comptroller of the Currency Can
non cuutslu5 some interesting facts with
regard 20 tho condition Of the national
banks. TIE amount II bonds deposited to
securo cireal1t,.u. NV. !, 1880, was sos,
1854, So, t-cre. for the year of SIC, 91l,-
TO- r net decrease Of circulation was
SI5 Bis ;j.. IN, act OF July ~ 1872, author
lied the OF ,aualtion OF banks with capt.
tai OF from 800 to $4,000 upon
a doplil ui bonds equal in amount
to p yer cent. of their capital,
and this has increased the number
Of small banks organized Tho total mum
Der If Elliplil BANKS in existence is Z, ri,
md bat fnGF have failed during the year
Basuo "a The banks has largely increased.
liabilities to depD.itors and correspondents
have increased moro than $50 900 900. The
specie r's uroef have increased more than
$45 0Jj oe0 over IA 900 OF tho increase
beng d! soii.
Tna GN'fa viienls paid by Am9rlchn
baik- tie COMPTROLLER says, are rs ruic
les Llan taI.e pal! Iy European bank.
The ~ FER can't. o dlvi l4ntS IN this conn
try is -Je-l. a. follows grouped by cities and
seCtiOat.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

What furniture can give such finish
to Il room, as a tender woman's face,
asks George Elliott. Not any, we are
happy to answer provided the glow of
health tempers the tender expression.
The pale, anxious, bloodless face of the
consumptive, or the evident suffering sof
the dyspe ptic, induce feelings OF sorrow
and grief on our part and compel US to
tell them of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" the sovereign remedy for cons
sumption and other diseases of the re-
spiratory system as well as dyspepsia
and other digestive troubles. Sold every
u bcra
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

Thank God! my child was savcdy'
This was the heart felt exclamation of a
fond mother. Mrs. Amos Eshlcman, Of
Millersville, Lancaster Co, Pa. Her only
daughter was given up to die of summer
complaint, that dreadful enemy Of chill
drcn, The girl was reduced to u mere
skeleton and was thrown into convul
sions, from tho irritation of her bowels.
Mishler's Herb Bitters were recommended
as a sovereign cure for all disease of the
bowels, and kidneys. They proved their
worth in this case as in thousands of
others
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
OFFICE OF
DR.. Con-Naughton.
No 4o3 Brady Street. Corner Fourth
LETTER NO. s.

nerves. He remained three days with
the doctor and his hearing was also res
stored that he could distinctly hear and
and carry on a conversation yards dis.
tant. When Mr.. French left he was de-
lighted beyond measure, and regards it
as one of the most extraordinary occur
rences in the history of aural treatment.
Yesterday a letter was received from Mr..
French at this office stating that he is
steadily improving and believes he has
been permently cured. - DAVENPORT
Tn-effp
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

o.,......f,.. ,,,,,.,o, s,,., I'll, ,,.,.r.,s, in
a., ',,,,',' 90 ti'o r,,II
w d. W." C'''"'a''"n - 'auaeu ~ Ii'e 7''.t,i
Pt'H "' '''l -Hnn ali'f paying lha per
cent tag, tpe reduction IN the rates or inter-
est tlr,,1- ..6it li.e country, occasioned by
the l,i.l.. Gnco of money in tho financial
ceufsr AMI. doubtlas. uneasiness among
co,,,,i- ~ .I,e t,,,.,,,.sn r. tla ,nntrv MS a.
,,, ", w., ir,,,'asa - siira. in tho
Treasury, sne1 'norea,e indicating that pos
sIbly tFe interest ~ the public dent ana
even 'cua FORT IA IF the principal, might
he tcll I'm standard silver dollars, and that
government IonI, ini.ht thereby become
,,,.In,,,,,'4,,. H., 49, ,,,;oa i,
I"o'i P'lee
t4-S ''FAti1' n al7o recommends -
chNhS' az Lac law governing cremation
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
E!P:I![T,H3..E:,.LIOMA!
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years suffered witha cancer on my
face: all the simple remedies wrr' applied To ale
finally extending into the nose. from which came
Il yullowish dis barge very offensive in character
II was also intamcd, and annoyed me Il grcH, deal
About eight months ago was ut Atlanta, at the
house of a friend. who so strongly recommended
the use of Swft's Specific that | determined To
make an effort to procure IT in this ! was sue
cCssful, and began it, use. The influence of the
medicine AT first was to somewhat agGravatc the
sore but soon the Inflammation was allayed. and
began to improve after the first few bottles my
general health has greatly improved: am stroH-
ger and able to do any kind of work; the cancer
my face began to decrease and the ulcer to heal
NTH there is not vestge of it left only little
scar marks the place where it had been; | am
ready to answer all questions relative othis cure.
Mas. JoI,E a. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ga, August 18th, 1880.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
CONCERNING A PREVALENTC CA USE
OF GENERAL DEBILITY-NER>
NDITS EXHAUSTION

| IL Is no secret among physicians thai
many inval!ls are directly responsible by
way OF n secret practice INDUCED in at
will, for the evils of which they in most
cases, so bitterly complain and SO dcs-
pondenlly dcplorc. Aud alas, to the force
of habit, not TO ignore, is generally altri~
| butabc the undermined constitution the
nervous debility, and thousand forms of
suffering which aIilct such patients.
The youth of our land are not sulllcicn.
fly instructed concerning the terrible res
suit of practice frequently grown into a
habit of fearful strength and dominion,
ere the evil of which il is capable Is fully
| apparent TO the understanding. The
| teachers and guardians of youth Shnme-
| fully neglect the genuine philanthropist' s
warning To 'cry aloud and spare not. =
that there be no misconcopticn in the
| minds of the young concerning the pen
atty eXacted by Nature for any disregard
of her laws. Nevertheless. despite this
neglect, we often lind the hands of some
| Pharisee moralist uphfted IN well assum-
ed horror when poor suffering envelop-
| ed fellow mortal pOurs fourth story of
| selfabuse, the habit of which was formed
| in the unguarded days of youth, and
gained despotic power defore though of
| menaCing danger was well defined, or
even partially understood.
A sense Of shame, and probably an i'll
| defined dread of possible rcproaCh, Oft
| times prevent those who are conscious OF
sclf>abusc from seeking relief from many
Ills until suffering has become almost UNI
bearable. This is wrong. Every sufferer,
from whatever canse, should remember
that every physician, who is a disgrace
to his calling, addresses himself to the
cure of diseasc-does not sit in udg>
ment' as to how they originated.
In practice OF over twenty years dura>
ton have frequently found secret indis
creation among the most potent cause
ard supporters Of such life dcstroyers as
consumption, catarrh, Epilepsy, nervous
debility, and other diseases equally pre-
valent, almost everywhere. But have
found, also, that correct diagnosis and
II vigorous treatment, adopted to the
peculiar condition OF each case, generally
suiliccrs to restore the wasted system, and
to give back health and vitality.
Having made long and careful Study
of the symptoms of tbs potent cause of
so many terrible diseases. | feel satisfied
that | could scarcely mistake its presence
in any case offered for examination. And
while i make no claim to infallibilty, in
any particular, | feel warranted by my
success in the past to continc to offer my
services rs those of 1t skiltful physician
to all who are suffering, in any form,
from the consequences of carly or late in
discretion. Do not wait, sufferer, until
fnlsome exhaustion of both mental and
physical powers has placed cure among
the miracles. Suspect IL hidden drain up.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

CHICAGO, Nov %. A j. Burrus, who. q
few weeks age, attempted TO kill Mrs.
Goode and LILLIAN Walters, was br, ught
into court Friday morning, and his lawyer
secured . pastponement for ten days Mrs.
Goode appeared in court, but was very
weak aul will probably never regain her
hearing Miss Walters con itipn is re-
ported precarious and it is foaies' that she
may yet lie. Bail was refused for Burrns.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
Failures attributed TO small-rox.

MONTREAL. Nov. Is. -!5avago & Lyman,
whole ale AMI retail jewelers. have assigned
with liabilities secured aad unsecurod, OF
ST. 900, and asset5 of about $50, 900 Dull.
ness i'll business Is the Cause of the suspen.
sion great many firms that have sue.
cumbel Of late attribute it to the epidemic
OF small poZ, which has Frustrated trade
wi til country firms.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
nOHSFORDsS ACID I HOSpHATE

DR.. VIM. p. Clothier, Buffalo n. Y,
says; Il prescribed it for a Catholic
priest, who was hard student, for wake
fitness, extreme nervousness, etc. He
reports great benefit
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
From Mrs AUGUSTA BREWER, No, 923
RIPLEY ST, DAVENPORT, IA

RIPLEY ST, DAN EXPORT, Ia
Or. Con Naughton cured me in two
days of deafness and noises in the ears,
of many years standing after had con-
slered myself hopeless. can and do
most cheerfully recommend Dr. Con
Naughton. My age is about GO years.
CATARRH AND DEAFNEss-12 YEARS
CURED.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
SPECIAL READING FOR THE DEAF

GREEN CITY, Mo, Dec. 81, ISIS

GREEN CITY, Mo-, Dec. n, 1881.
DR.. p. w. CoNNAuGuToN--Dca Sir:
AT the age of twelve was attacked with
Il severe car ache which soon resulted in
almost entire deafness, and afterwards
proved to be catarrh in its form. After
thtee months of your excellent treatment.
| feel that am freed from a disease that
had dcilcd other ski'ful Physicians, and
| now take great pleasure in expressing
to you my sincere thanks for the cure
You have ELECTED.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

Suffering from rheumatism | took n
dose of Athlophoros which it seemed to
me could feel go through my system
until it came tdirectly to the sore spot.
The relief was almost instantaneous.
Mrs. Francis Heath, 70 Ferry st. Lalay,
cite, Ind.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

80, my back" The man with weak
back, sore loins, has kidney disease,
which Hunts kidney and Liver] Reme
edy always cures.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

Electricity, with all its energy, is no
doing as much hood to day as is heine
done by DR. y. Stones Bronchial WATERS.
25 cents.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

A Philadelphia journalist has the largest
collection of canes of any man in Amer,
lea They were gathered from all parts
of the globe.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

All the coal mines in the Seattle, Ore
region are operated with Cinnamon.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

For any lrration of the throat or lungs
use Little Giant Cough Cure. For sale b,
IIariz 4 Bahnsen.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

Truth is mighty, and viii prevail,
Hunts Remedy cures like magic all dis
eases of kidneys, and urinary organs.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

There is deficiency of 5000 tons in
the Java coffee crop this year.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28
TIL NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance of the heallhiness Of
the nervous system cannot be over esti-
mated; its powers over life and death and
the direct bearing which it has on human
happiness, seem to be recognized; its
capabilities. its qualities and its powers;
the importance of its healthful preserva.
ton, its moderate uses, the danger of
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

lovc,-tha5 will live when we arc deadi
Hush! you are q mani bravo one Don't
cry for ma, dear-l am happy now He
will come back t. you somo day-rm sure
he will. Tell him loved him always-tell
him 1 have waital for him here us long as
,ould, now shall wait for him there! NV
nor Curiyih
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

Had been partially deaf for twelve
years SO deaf in my right ear that
could not hear II watch tick. and in my left
ear 50 could not hear it only when
held about six inches from my head
went to Il physician in Nebras-
ka, who told me that my hearing
could not be restored Iconsutcd DR.. Con,
Naughton, of THIS city. He told me that
my hearing could be restored. commenc>
ed histreatment and can new hear the tick
ing of a watch held six or eight feet from
my car. and hear it distinctly when held
eight or ten feet from my left ear. The
treatment is painless and dcos not inter.
fcre with my business pursuits.
$, G. PERRY,
Davenport, Iowa.
Now of Lincoln, Neb
PosToFFIcE, February, 8, 1888. Mr.
Perry has this day called on me and per-
sonally verified in every particular the
above statement.
EDWARD RUSSELL, cx-P. NJ.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

Hay y
| had heard of the wonderful cures Of Swift :
Specific. and resolved 10 try ii; commenced tax
ing 1t in April, 1884. Ny general health was much
improved, yet the cancer which was in my brc =
continued to gov slowly but surely; the bunch
grew and became quite heavy; felt that | must
either have it cut or die; but it commenced dis
charging quantities of almost black, thick blood,
1t continued healing around the edges until Feb
ruary, when il was entirely healed up and we'll
BETSY Wuop.
CoChesctt, Plvmou h Ce. Mass July -. 1851
Swilt's Specific Is entirely vegetable. and seems
10 cure cancers by forcing ont the impurities from
the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
TIE ; WIT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3. ATTAIN. 0,
Ga. No. l51 W I'D ST.. y.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-28

For many years | wAs Il sufferer with cancer OF
the nose, aud having been cured by the of :.
:. S, feel constrained by sense 0f duty to sui
fciing humanity to make this statement of my
ease. With the fourteenth bottle the cancer b..
gan to heal rapidly and soon disappeared, and iO1
several months there has been no appear
ance of a sore of any kind ON my nose or lace.
neither is my nose at all tender to the touch;
have taken about two dozen bottles and am sound
~ cured. and know that $. :. s.. effected the
cure after every known remedy was tried aud had
failed. ROBERT SMEDLEr.