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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
MICHIGAN CORPORATIONS.
List OF those Who Filed Articles with
the Secretary of State last Week.


LANSING, Feb. 2.-The following companies
fled articles of incorporation with the Secre-
tary of State during the week ending Sat
urday, Jan. 81;
The Zoaphora Medical Company; capital
stock, $50, 900; capital paid in, Sl5, 200: busi-
ness Office at Kalamazoo, Mich; term of ex-
istence, ten years; object, the manufacture
and eompon9ding of medicines and vending
Case & Willard Threshing Company;
amendment increasing the capital stock to
$4,000 and fixing the number of directors
at nine,
The Detroit Free Press Publishing com
pany: capital stock. $H 900: business office
at Detroit; shareholders: William +. Quinby,
Albert g. Boynton. Judson q. Lowell, Ma
than Eisenlord, Joseph Greusel, Robert
Barr, John Connor, A. w. Habbin, Frederick
Fayran. t. G. Holden: term of existence,
thirty years
Perry Pearson company: amendment
changing name To the North Shore Lumber
company; located at Chicago. Ill.
1.-THE Michigan Novelty Manufacturing COM
pany. capital stock, $40, 900; capital paid in,
&, 800; business located at Lansing, Mich:
object, manufacture of the Lewis cross bow
and Lewis 4 Curtis hoop gun; term OF ex-
istence thirty years.
The Wolverine Skating Rink company:
capital stock, 5000; located at East Sagi-
nav; term of existence twenty -one years
Marquette Mica Mining company; capital
stock. S5O0,000; capital paid in, 100000;
being the estimated value of a mining OPP
ton assigned to said corporation; object,
mining preparing for sale, transporting
and selling mica and other minerals: busi-
ness Office at Marquette. Mich. term of ex-
istence thirty years. Directors: Mira b.
Manhard, Anthony Pings, Samuel L. Byone,
Christian Oleson, Amos A. Rouse.
Amended articles of association of the
Marshall Mutual Aid Association; principal
office at Marshall, Mich.
North Graphic Mining Company. capital
stock, $4,000; business located in the
county of Socorro, territory of New Mexico.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF r. V. TAYLoR. Sweets Ho,el.
GRAND RAPIDS Feh. Q 1885.

OFFICE OF r. V. TAYLOR. Sweets Hotel.
GRAND RAPIDS. Feb. 2. 1885.
6Cables quoted wheat and corn dnll in Liver
pool. Chicago receipts included eo2 wheat
6l2 cars corn. 21s cars oats and 1900 hogs Ex-
ports in wheat and -four from New York and
Philadelphia were about equal 20 10000 bushels
Of wheat. Markets were all quiet. and with the
exception Of provisions closed to-day at very
near the lowest point of the day The decline
which has been in progress for the past ten days,
and which has amounted to ahout 6S,c per bushel
from the highest prices paid for wheat has had
the effect Of turning the opinion of the coustry
completely around until the person. who we're at
the top the biggest bulls on the markets and be-
LEVERS in $40 per bushels. now consider whesi
high at 7oc per bushel. and not worth the cost Of
production. look for an i'm pro-eman IN D-;so.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
TIE PACIFIC BILL POSTPONED.
Additional Accommodations IN the
Capitol Dynamite and Congo
Correspondence Asked For.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The credentials of
(Mo.) were read in the Senate and ordered
filed. Communications from the President
were laid before the Senate as follows: 4
request from the Government of Cores for
q detail of United States army officers a. in
structors; recommending that the Arctic ves-
sci Alert be returned to Her Msjesty's gov
ernm-nt with appropriate scknos iedss.ss =
Mr.. darris reported favorabiy from the
Committee on the District of Columbia, a
bill appropriating $e,0O to enable the com
missioners to maintain public order du ring
the inauguration. Passed.
The bill extending the time in which the
Indebtedness Of the Union Pacific Railway
10 the Government may he Cancelled was
taken mp in the Senate. Mr.. Hoar submitted
several amendments agreed upon by the
Judiciary Committee. These add to the rall-
roads specifically mentioned in the bill the
Sioux City Railroad and also make II clear
that accruing interest shall be payable half
yearly By the companies IA we'll as the par
ticnlar bonds falling due each half year; also
increasing the percentage of earnings 10 be
applied to the sinking fund in case Of non
acceptance by the companies OF this act from
% per cent. as provided 10y the Thurman
act, to 40 per cent. After remarks by Messrs.
Beck, Bayard and Mcpherson, the bill was
postponed tall Wednesday and the Senate
took up the calendar. The Senate substitute
for the house bill repeating all laws for the
pre-emption of the public lands and the laws
allowing entries for timber culture, was dis
cussed till 2 o'clock without final action,
when the chair laid before the senate the un-
finished business. the interstate commerce
bill
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
All but Murdered by His Companio..

yINoENNEs, Ind, Feb. 1.-Two young men,
Herman Bnzzeman and Otto Grafenstein, ar
rived here Saturday night from Cincinnati.
Both had worked at cabinet making in Gin
cinnati, and were going to San Francisco
On the pretense that they would avoid pay
ing hotel bills, Grafenstein induced Buzze-
man to accompany him to a swamp on the
outskirts of the city. He there, shot Buzze-
man three times, dragged him to deep ra-
vine, and covered him with snow, wher re he
left him for dead, after robbing him of his
watch and $50 Buzzeman recovered and
CROPPED his way to the house of colored
man, where he remained during the night.
In the morning he was placed under the care
of doctor. He is dangerously wounded.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

~NEw fOKK. Feb. 2.-Hattie Russell. the
Grand Rapids. Mich, woman who is ciaim-
ing John Russell's estate. was further ex-
anined Saturday, testifying that she married
DIR. Robbins IN Grand Rapids. Robbins
was specialist, and she aided "a a nurse
aud midwife Robbins lost his mind. and
she finally left him because of his abuse
sho had one child by Robbins, the little boy
sne has with her. Since 1878 she has lived
with Mr. Moore. of Grand Rapids, but
they dad not live "A man and wife. Robbins
was buried IN the potter's field. The fur
Their examination of Mrs. Russell will be
continued tomorrow afternoon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
cincinnati In luircr.l

lCincinnsti In luircr.l
IL Is we'll known that Judge Nicholas
Longworth. who has bsen on tae supreme
Bench, and who has been offered by his
party nearly ev nv Office within thu gift
of the people. is a practical jokor Unlike
most j0kers. though. he is No. = kicker
whom the joke IL on himself II will be re-
membered that not lon ago tho Judge de-
parted on an European trip. Some of his
friends imagining that IL would be good
idea to turn the Ian n on him. resolved 10
get him IN hot wafer the moment he sss
foot on foreign soil.
The good ship bearinS him was scarcely
clear o. fbe Nev York IIarbor when thy
cabied - detectives In Queensto 70 ~
on The lookout for a fugitive from justice
who was thought - have sailed on = GER
tain steamer Then fellow Il correct lie.
scription - Ionzworth's parsonal appear
ance. When ha arrived AZ Queenstown
he. buoy anfiy as = cork m a crested wave.
walked ths gang plaas sad planted his
feet on Irish sol. lie bad hareiy per
formef this feat when very large hand
was laid on his shoulder and stera, mas
rulins voirs saisi
Yesf are oar gftsener r.
~ bet tori" ln4uf~l sbs Jasxs. IN sur
prise
Vow are 80 escaped Arnef ese erfns /.
inai Wee been wsftins fpf rsu f,sr s.sss
tiufn
"pat. nv faef mas hs*s ast rsss
rrst." sd the ffisee-s aieis& tsia sgs
pertsf
fhss 3saT nsske hil ~ aiasv sa~a
AHf saasft efinlnsi go szt seat sps
na<f ennse - e>s
fhe gp4ss ksl e. spr~a - sks snsssts
e@s resssl sss8 fsvss kis lseasl.v t.4las.
sks -ieiissf siEl~ef ~ael4 ssieas@ sIss l.
50 ws@~ 'mf= - tse4s - sfes p.ssts kis
ia sAsss sssHstiSa ssa isa1ses esef =
hirss'f ssteft~t@sss - 80 s4F~s sss~s - s=
sss s<*s-xnss*s s~s ksa~ u - s~<Rsa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

Furnished daily from the Office Of " r.
scribner. real estate dealer.
Harmon q Tasior znJ ~sf~ - 6eo. T.
Tsyior ~ acr~ ~ lard OF SO Spsrfs- 80
Harmon 4 Tsslos snd vife - Sannei
rAsloF % ecr~~ - lard on Ss&rfs. ~
uiih~s :. wsroh tc knarrw Wier~nra
lard ~ ssrtiors - ard g sieorns tzs
wm. Hrf~ snd ~ifs =, pii-s S~xsen iots
ana = ns.rA Nashs ist as4d Sparta ~
Mar A. aidre e. Ed~ie = l<ap. - ss
go krnt ifs. 81
tr<~f venses Elstvs ~ fsst Van pykese
lr4 "A y YeA4es's ss,h itE
tseFtiss g rr~k - rkn e. st-r~Ft ~
"a ~ Fass~s 80 -
ttiihoft ftsussssn so ~ffr ~ f.ver a
wsiis - - as 4 trs sAt -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

EAsr SAGINAW, Mich. Feb. 2-Thomas
Flsnnigan and Thomas Co.don, woodsmep.
issued forged checks amounting to $50 on
the Second National Bank of this city. pur-
porting % be signed by Archie Brown. a
we'll known lum5erman. They purchased
clothes At the Excelsior clothing store Con
don was arrested this morning Flannigan
IL reported arrested at Clio
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

wAsHISoToS, Feb. 2.-In the Supreme
court to-day, on motion of Counsel Blair, tie
Virginia coupon cases were all advanced op
the docket to the third Monday in March. ON
the ground that until the cases shall have
been decided the state is unable 10 collect its
revenue. The court directed that the Baiti-
more d Ohio railroad company, which is
party thereto, be notified Of the advance.
The court then adjourned until the first Non
day in March
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
An lnhuman Act.

OTTAWA, Feb. "A French Canadian
named Sicari placed planks across tobog-
gan slide in this city last evening, and then
watched short distance of to see the effect
He had not long to wait before lad named
Paulin started from the top of the hill and
with terrific force he crashed into the OBJ
struction, breaking his neck and smashing
his skull. When picked up he was dead.
The inhuman fiend will be arrested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

SruRsts. Mich. Feb. AZ. B. Ainger.
editor of the Journai. has been appointed oil
Inspector for the counties OF st. Joseph.
HilIsdale and Branch: and r. u. Lester. of
this place, has received an appointment AZ
mail clerk on the Michigan Central between
Detroit and Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

EAroN RAfrDs. Mich, Feb. 2.-Dr Hale's
sanitarium, mineral water cure and Frost's
hotel. burned early this morning. The fire
caught near the smoke stack from the boil
err some of the furniture was saved. The
loss will reach $4,000 The furniture was
insured for 5000 but there was no insur-
ance ON the building. IL ia the most dis-
astrous loss 90 the business interests of this
place IN many years.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

Special Dispatch to THE TELEsRAM
JACKSON, Feb. 2.-The tenth annual ball of
the Jackson Light Guards tonight was the
most brilliant social event ever held in Jack
sou- Assembly Hall was magui6cently de-
corated. Capt. McGurrin, Lieut.. Eugene
Jones, Private White and Fred Leonard, of
Grand Rapids were present.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

GRAND HAVEN, Feb. Although Saturday
nights gale broke the ice in the bay consid-
srably. the solid ice obstruction of the har-
Dor entrance continues. Men stationed at
fentwater reported fierce gale with snow
yesterday, aud nothing TO be seen of the inn
pefiled Oneida. which Is supposed TO have
dr;fted further north during the guile.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
New York.

New York.
NEw ToBx. Feb. Z
Money closed easy nj ~ per cent Rxchans.
closed firm; posted rstee ASIA s.s7 y: actual rates
l.Ssi1G4.s3n for eo days. and t.ss4 g+-s7 for
demand.
Governments closed firm; currency ss Us
bid; .'s coupons 1918. bid, liss do 1925 hid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed AZ follows. Union
frsts. ills TO liz, do. land grants. i0e 20
1854; do sinking funds Il7s bid: Ceni<sls 10
To 1l0<.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

Ious. Mich. Feb. 2.--rhe Circuit Court
convened here this morning. Judge Mont
xomery. of Grand Rapids. presiding. There
are is criminal eases and - ISSUES Of fact
eight Of which are important There are
>eiso three issues Of Law and ~ chancerr
cases.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
Petitions from Michigan.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Senator Conger pre-
sented petitions this morning from the
Michigan Legislature asking for the passage
of the bill providing for the government
purchase of the two canals across Keweenaw
Point; also from the Marine City Stove
Company, Detroit Stove Company, and sew
eral other Michigan firms. protesting against
the ratification of the treaty with Spain.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
Asking an Extension.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The Thomas Brown
Oil Company. of Erie, Pa, ia reported to be
asking for an extension of one year from its
creditors. Brown. the principal owner of the
business, Ia said to have lost large amount;
estimated at upwards OF 100000. through
agents in western cities.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

Some ume $50 ~e advertised II save % ths
people of tins soction of tie State az well as Ia
ever body who might make tleir tarsaas<s al cur
store msny thousands of dntisE* add 1Al
De thousands 49, sl-lt sor store daily a. say II
Ne arr not carrying, II sp0o felIh our prom
vssat oar store who attest 10 the essertloz
dat never IN their experiences hass they knowB
Df7 ooods sEsd tsrg--ts sold at such astounding
low prlss<.
We are often asked h.w long thie sale Il - oon-
uDuf- In answer tsaly sey II II lmpns-
sItsls for us 10 dstfffnlne. sGatted with Up
Sasx q fso hundred ana nfiy thousand DOL ara
worth 81 morcbsDdlss 81 AL klNds sad while
al ssfs are tsklne on fully quarter from Lls
price of their eoois in order 10 c0nEete xllh us
aud announce that taelf sales viii fsr1ninEle IA
few dsye. lnduo<-a 10 eay "a our customers
that the sale 81 sDose stone xiil ~ contln-
utsd without ending.
II u it DOT convenlapf for Sor 10 come tslis
week ossrDe next week. pr come wien Il II conven-
ient fer you 90 do 90. heH wall kenceforth flqd
our store open and the goods Will a. ways be found
cur nsighssos lake "a quarter from fheir prieN
SPn1NG A. CozPkSf.
Our sale of embroiderieS and hair goods IL Ger
tainly without precedent the entire sto A ls pos-
iusels being closed cot al hat rice.
sPaNG CoMFARs
White blankets as low az ffty cents earh. a
better quality ~ sixty and hkn Genie eesk.
How dos that soundf
sPEisS & coxfASs
Blankets last year tor s2.0o. present price osls
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

AnuAx. Mich. Feb. q Ralph ,. Ss~sii.
iase q 5evsll's hsfd~are store. tbis sitg, fsii
last sxenins on iha Sidewalk. bresksnz h}s
right lna and afjsk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

The following notaries public flied bonds
yesterday with the County Clerk: Frank T.
King. John T. Holmes. Ezra S. Hebard,
Chss. ID. Harrington, Jay d. Nsysmith.
Oscar b. Barber and Wellington Rosco.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
February's Fair Figures.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The public debt
statement issued to-day shows the reduction
during January to have been 1920, ,046;
since June 30. 1884. S4092l $40. The total
cash in the Treasury to- day is $460, ,34l 500
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03


FLorR Dull and without essential change.
superfne 81 Jod3o0 round hoop Ohio. s. 006
-: Minnesota extra. 50 ooe1S 81; Soufhern hour
dull; common TO choice extra. 81 2s,kI5 IS
WHEAT-Options were moderately active and
irregular closing about weak and Y to ; per cent
lower. Spot lots closed heavy and lower. Spot
sales Of unGrrded winter rcd at elkl93c: No. do
AT IS &C: No. red pouQ2c: ungrsded white at poc
and No. 2 red winter sf g2c: No. 2 rcd winter
February, sslsGs2c: do Harch. ~. do April.
8ll4c; do May. p5sc.
CoRN-OlDtions were only rnoderatels active.
closing after frequent fluctuations weak and
about = 70 NC lower Spot lots weak and = a &C
lower: spot sale~ of ungraded mixed la6502 &.
No. g. iQn 4e,tc: ungrsded white. .oc, No 2 MIXED.
February, t91.c, do March. se<c.do May. <sAc.
OATS s-Options dull bot steady. closing weak
and a 10 sc lower. Spot lo;s closed &c lower.
Spot peale~ of No. white state ~ ssAsc: No. 2
mixed. February, ass G hid: DO March &c hid
RYE-Dull; Western. 67G7gc.
BARIry->oTninal.
poRE-Dull: mess. $f3 25Gfs N
BtRD-Firm: slightiy higher s. n czsh. g. isn
10 February: s. 2ih7 q March.
sUe.s-Quiet: fair IN socd refining Is-td
i-i6c.
BUTTER -Firm: Western Inflsse ssssz Is<s ID
Eees Dull: state and western EdZc.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

CHrcAeo. Feb. 2.--The sparrinx match -.
night setween Burke and Dalfou eas ven
easily by Burke ia the fonrtk round Dalfou
uaa badly punished md rsse NJ IN the foufth
round. hss face l0okinz hks raw beef
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
sns...ll, ns.lssl d. Thsr,

3 ns~s. - shs ssss~s Rsrf8s Noas
s~a fss sssss. sss So tn~n skis -asA ieaa
ir4 sfsss shs srf.=ssirtier lsss ~ FAsf she-s
Tss fe~sssA~ i ssss ~ fk- sszess-t a-slsas
= Ms~kse~n seS - sye~selss s1ites tr a.
rvssr< - fks isee - BE q 4 4 1 = ,
ts>ex1s>< ts><sm
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
a knife Factory Burns.

NAUGArUcK. Feb. This morning the
factory of the Union Knife company, in this
place burned to the ground. Io~- 10000
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
Grand Rapids.


VfFEfF. fet.
GasIs-Corn. az Oats. sMs8c. retail ssc
wheat: Clsuson. 20: red lone bern ~. shor1
berry 20. Rye ~ lh~ ssf ssc
FIoUB AND FvxD- pssfry g. 70 wholesale. Z. ~
dlings. per ton sis ~ wholesale q o. rsr ev4
Bran. rer TN. S1t ~ wholesale ssssr per rv-
Meal and feed T-er ton 50 ~ vhoi--ale g. 20 ~
Psov1s4o~s B~ef. rer si8s g. g<s ". Veal.
& psaq 90 scarre. lambs 8 Grff ln. mutton &
ass. Dressed hogs. e. 7s6s o.. Pork Per bbl
r1p-s. slt 9l, hams. 1lc. ehoulders =. smoked
t-raf, Iec. hacon- f.<e Lord Fierc~-. safc. ket-
tie 10r.
Br-rTxH AND CHrEsr -Rutser. Tul~ srd jars
Isa1sc rre~rnsry, tuf~. &c. Cfserss. iIxdf2lSc
rorTTBT- Foris. Drr~ar-d faTIfc. Turkst
drr~@e-d il6I2c- Ducks dressed ifa11c
F<-es Fresh lf.fr ers hAsknf lces 1r
yrawTssiEs -Posstnee. "a ~. ouious F'ar
ha yellev tsHsar. silver skins Efz<sr B-<ss
t.er hn So (aflkssxA gyer hundred g. psaf o.
S1uash rser Asn7~ra 7akfl ~ 7'nrTsfr< r.zr fyr,
xsc oelrrv p~r 8ca.er6ssr Crpn.~--ys - =
fnTsu rrrTrs kprl-.. rer ~. sszs~
ffoxrv vfi,s cleve- sarsAscs as-k MI
ssrrsr>d ~
Sur sgyscss. s.sr-s - 4, = s.sinsv 8 IA
HI Tcy. sells - g y
H1Fsrs ssr~~n- ~ ~ SO. p~rs -r--a 7@6
~ 49, -ur-d ssass,. dr5 hiap spd kir-- ;
- ~ ssars er~sn - rur-a- 1oss a-~resr
sarsr rr1rs sessmrlirss- ~ srsrrsrss~ stars.. r
rs~sx. tszzs. fsn r<sss. sass; Writer F~lss
fssa0~ g. asz<e
wesw Fins vssk@a s-szar -~r-- ws@E'-s -.
A.s ss~sss-s-a usr-- ..- -s-,---s+. ~e
xrss~ r. ls.s. sses
e.e Hse4 --slsss = o = - ess-si ~ s.ss-s.
50, So. - - s.n s~v sr~s -~ .-s
ses~~s w~~ v&s~ - ~n~s - 49,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

We hsve oTenej recently a few easc~ ~ Dres<
Goods tlsi surprlse~ even al the marvellous low
prices. Double field Cashmert< Ia all colors
onl, l5c- Splendid Cashmer,e. al colOrs Vesy
hne. for only z5c. These goods can be found
elsev here AZ almost ay sorp for double tse pfics
ssk. SpRENa A CONTAIN
Special Prica~ Good Twill Toweline for oDlr
n.
D. yard. good Yard Wide Cotton Cloth fsr oulr
One Dollar.
10 yards good Cotton Flannel for One Dollar
Good Calico for only and contS per yard.
is yards beautiful Broc'sie Drvss Goods for One
Dollar.
Good White FlanDnl for only nine cents.
Beautiful Brocade Dress Goods AL oolors for
only 10 and 12rc.
We cannot begin 30 enuucrate all tlle articles
being sold ~ these marvellous low prices
SrldN0 A COMPANY.
II anyioJ. fellt sou that our establishment AZ q
dear plsce - frs8e coe and judge for yonrrei ve<
SPRINs a loNFANN
Our coinpetitorr have always told you that 700
would ts compelled ref his price fof every
thing purchs-od ~ .i,5Ff'. Wonder II they esy
80 sny moref ~rnISo A ConrhRH.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03

Al ibm"us< ftych 70 select fiolo.
hPR1No COMPANY.
Upward $4,000 yards GOOD Brown cotton az tie
lowest price ever known. from cents fer yard
and upward: 2s cass~ Bleached OttoH the lowest
price we ever knew. SPRIN0 A (0xPANf.
Panic Prices on Cloaks viii he maintained nffl
all are closed out Thousands hAse been sid by
this season. Thousands Of lhdis. have been
nacs happy b, the low prices Only think of il !.
good cloak for only $500 Sg00 S7o0 $50
500 Si0oo; sizC and - Oh. These ali fails
worth double the money.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
Prophecies BEING Full
FILLED.

Thousands aud Thousands OF
Dollars Being Saped Sy Csfsseas
Hho PafrcrfSe Spring a, Conn.,
p0ny 4 Quarter 0f "a Million
Dollars sn Merchandise Selling
at the Most 1stoassAsagiy Loss
Prices
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-03
Sm

An InmensF stock 90 selecf fToTo-
SPRING ConPAKf
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-08

In first class passenger carrla-ts on
English lines they put pans of'hot water
in the compartments to keep the pas
sengers warm Stoves are not used.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-08
NInchinist and Builder.

Mnchinist and Builder.
II have been troubled years with kidney AMI
bladder officially. After using four bottles o
HcNr's kidney and Liverl REMEDY have beer
completely cured. William c. Clark, Mason ant
Builder, Auburn, MY.
Heath is better than wealth"
DIachinist.
Mr. George Karg Machinist, 113S Ridge Ave.
Philadelphia, Pa. says;-"My disease started wheI
| have used just six bottles Of HUNTS Kidney ant
Liver REMEDY. and l solemnly proclaim, i fee
like new man."
GOOD counsel has no price, obey It,"
Mechanic.
Mr.. Henry Williams, Mechanic, East Bridge
port, Conn, says:-"About two months ago
caught heavy cold, which settled in my kidneys
I got n bottle of HUNTS kidney and Liver
REMEDY and with the first dose began TO gctwcll.'
y Light suppers makes long lives"
Railroad Man.
Frank 7. Lee. office n Y. C. & II. II. r. Little
Falls, N. Y, June s, 1883, says: My father, G.
years old had severe kidney and bladder disease
for 20 years urination causing acute pain. The
weakness was 80 great he wa Obliged to wear u
rubber bag. Twelve bottles of HuJT's KdGey
REMEDY completely cured him, and we consider it
remarkable. We cheerfully recommend it,
"Deeds are better than words" :
TIuNrs kidney and Ivcrl REMEDY has stood
the test of time. 1t has been before the public for
twenty years. and has cured every year Thousands
OF people suffering from various diseases of the
Kidneys and Liver, and kindred disorders, who had
failed to get relief from doctors and who expected
never to be cured Thousands Of testimonials
from such persons attest its value Send for book
"Alls well that ends we'll"
Sold by all druggists. Price S1.25. 0
HUNTS REMEDY co, Providence RI.
C. N. CRITTENTON. General Agent, N. Y.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-08

80, my back" The man with weak
back, sore loins, has kidney disease,
which Hunts Kidney and Livcr] Rem>
edy always cures.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-08
EHCk ISLAND Il PEORIA RAILWAY,
aOCK ISLAND & PBOnIA
RAILW A.Y.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO TIE
EAST AND SOUTH
Depot Twentieth street,

Trains leave Rock Island
400 a. IN. Way Freight.
o.45 " Fast Express
l.40 p. m. Mail and Express
b.5o " Through Freight and Accommodation
Trains arrive at Rock Island.
$50 a. IN. Through Freight and Accommodation
l2.f5 p. m. Mail and Express
$40 " Fast Express.
400 " Way Freight.
The FAST EXPRESS, leaving Rock Island at 5 81
4. m. arrives at Peoria 1920 p. NJ, at Springfield
no D. m, al Decatur 4Hp. m, Jacksonville &c
p m, Alton 20 p. M, ST Loui- SIS p. m, and
Ierre halte II Bop M, THE SAME DAY. Making
southeast.
The 100 p. m. train makes close connection al
IaiVa with c. b. N q. for points west; arriving N
GalGsbnrg al 4s5 p. m al Burlington $40 p. M. lt,
heoknk lu25 p. m, and at Quincy 1903 y. m.
Arriving At Peoria al $50 p. M. making clos,
CONNECTIONS with the |. h. Il ". and r. p "
iHr indianapolis. connecting there with All 70.
rains for he cast and south.
sV FAST TIME SURE CONNECTIONS. ~,
ates as low a. by any other route.
Ii. II. CABLE, Il. c. StCCKHOUSE.
Gent Snpt. Gcnl Tit. Agt.
The 30 I. m. Accommodation lc:yc- ever. r..
except SUNDAY.