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sland Daily Argus. Largest and Best Pa per la the Three Cities. If you want to read all" the News take the Daily Argus. VOL. XXXYI1I. NO 6. ROCK ISLAND, Fill DAY, OCTOBER 25, 18S9. PRICE FIVE CENTS, Rock To JtjCH TKC " a. M Vrtfrl& WATER, TReTillKAi) ..TVicfiv-.-. M. YERBURY, I IP t HAS W. YF.URl'KY, Manager. W. B. BARKER, lius pun based the well known Wagner Grocery Fourth Ave. and Tenth Street, and liope to rrfain tbe rnstom of Lis predecessor lie oitk a reii trTort to perpetaate the good name of this Old Established Grocery -Hint it ha always cnj yed by dealing only la the best ifooda AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ROLLIN RUIOK, Successor to Adanison & Ruick, jgfSfu practical 0f MACHINIST, Sh--p Ninntenth St., let. First and Second Avenue, Rock Island, 111. t!f n-ral Joining and Repairing promptly done. lTSecond Uand Machinery bought, sold and repaired. New Elm. Street GroceiT GEO. E. BROWNER, (Sui'se.sor to Danqtiard A Browner) FLOUR AJSTD FEED Family Groceries and Provisions, Fie policit a uTiare of the trade and will make price? as low as th lowest. Telephone connections. GIVE THE NEW STORE A TRIAL. THOMAS SMART, Proprietor of tbe Old and well-known GIROCEIK V, Cor. Third avenue and Eighth street, Ha opened with an entire Hock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Flour, Feed, Etc. WTreih Farm Produce always on band v r -mart U. alrM a ran.w.1 of kle eld trad, asd will try and fl patioa prices aad trestasent t uf nr. PEERLESS DYES'best ,U Ma.le l.4l alare Ik at wrliber MMI, Hull Out N.r f.llh -X Eo'.d by Dmirfiita. Also , VJ) fWrlsa Dam Pa.nta- coajra. i-amUa. tmdn Biiuae. ' J tA 1'eerieaa Ink Powdr. f colors. ,. f "V Priem Shoe Hans ll 3lsv A Mil As iour- aroaer fn Samta Claus Soap. A (TAi&miiCo Chicaco. PLUMBER, -Steam i Gas Fitter- ASP PKALER IN Wronght and Cast Iron and Lead Pipe Flose, Parking, Sewer and Drain Tile. Steam and Gas Fixtures WRest work at fair price. Eelimates furnished. Office and shop 219 lSih St. Trie phone 1193. Rock Island, 111. do not feel well, do you f hare tried all kinds of remedies without avail, would give a fortune to regain good health. should remember that Dr. I 'an Dyk's Kidney Cordial is bound to cure you. will try a bottle and recommend it. know all about it now and won't for get it, will you f tC-FOM SALC ALL DRUGGISTS." N. P. F. NELSON, 2119 Fourth Avxntti, for tbe beet cuitom made Boots Shoes. ttTRepairiog neatly done. FOR HEN ONLY! a ainvrTIVE WW wmi er rmiLiKo """v"i ft r Oearralaas KEBVOWB DaSXUTI; nTTTJ T WalnMi f BWyaaa Blast: Bffaa. J U XlXi rlrraraarCuaMta Ola ar Tama. ABUSED BOOK AGENTS. WHAT IS REQUIRED IN A SALES MAN OF CURRENT LITERATURE. Olcantle Rlf Conndeaca, llant Nerra and a Stout Pair of Lee t Ch.'a IWqul- Tha Oennrml fruition. I'ndar Which Cmtmn Work. "All tbis talk about lioili rgents twiiiKsuch a diMvpuUMe kt is the wi-tt unrt of both," mid tbe manager of one of CI icago'a subarrip Uou bouk bnues to a repurt r. "There are plenty of nicti who date tbeir Mart hi life to a pnftu nml a 'viotim,' aa the funny man call the anit1. eustomer. IV a giwd way for a yiiimi; nmu with ener fj, push and a UutiTiiiiiiati :n tj aurenMl to make a little capital to enter another buai nem. The only rapital a o.k k ai;ent needa ia lf conflilence, or i;all, if tli name will suit you better, and indomitable industry. Uo liais a man has tliLo be will not stay In tlie book businew lonK, and it . ill be few men that he talk, to death. "Uf curse thu life of a auvawr has its Irawbat-ka, and so has tbe liTe of a bank president. The aent must accustom himself to insults and rough treatment, and must preserve his temper, nomatti r what happens. TBK TRAIVINl.. "What sort of training do we K'a our agentst Well, we tell thein all we bave learned of the bu-ium and -heu start them out with instructions to ask js any questions they may choose to in rt-Kar l to objections that may lie raised by .ntend ii cutiuers. "Auioiif; the instruction, a- cnearetlie methoilsof apprwlnng men and introducing tbe bum ness in a manner that will attract a person's inlenwt and gum hi. contideuce. That onoe done, it'is an eajr- matter for the clever aent to complete the tale, even if the work i valucleN. and tssKllin,; for three times the price it .houliL "Then we instruct all a;ei U to avoid dis I'uskiiiK politics or reUgiou s:id to acquiesce in ail priiosiiion. made by he victim t u such acquiescence does not onllict with the sale of the book. Wheu un aont eugageji in I dwussi.Hi ith a man at d provokes him into a quarrel, there is little hope of a sale and some danger of liriiif; sunmianly ejected without a chaiu-e to explain 'ho book and its supp-oed merits. The aeut uust learn how (o talk enough and not to -a!k too mui-h. This is a tiling that it woul I be well for all persons to leaxu, and the earl er they learn it tbe better it u. "1 wa an ajent for Severn rears before was promoted to the pnHithKi 1 now bold, and I know tbe busmen from one end to tlie other. After a man has iWn in Uie work loug enough V) lec'mie accustomed to all sorts of people and all kiuds if treatment il is quite an enjovatile life. Ti e liook agent is hi. own boas aud doe not have to work when be doesn't fnl like iL If he m industrious and understands hut busimM ue makes fairly good waes and can afford to take a lav off ouce iu am bile. "The training a yoiui man a-o u ires travel ing arouud with a prosnectan under bis arm is perhaps the most valuable for a businosi life that he could get. It gives him self con fidence aud ease of utauuer wi b ut assurance or emliai-rassnieut. Ue pets a kuowUxlge of human iiuture that is invalushle and learns to influence aud coutrol bis fe. low beings. 'It takes a higher ordur of ability to sell any kind of article by cauvt-ssiiig than for any other business. The age it bos to secure the atteutiou of a man who doubtless looks ou him w ith a species of scorn, then he has to create a demuud for Ills piods and then close the Mile. "Yes, an arent has plenty if amusing ex perieuens, aud he son learns to look upon lite with an eye for the humorous, t'eople will resort to all sorts of decepiu us to get rid of an aent. "The silcces-ful a-eiit untt keep himself neat, but must avoid tbe extn me of seeming too dudish or he will kme the resjiect of the people, and then be might as well quit busi ness. A sole very often dc p n Is on a very little matter. A soiled colli J- it a disar ranged necktie will attract tint attention of a lady and will prejudice her against an agent. and it will be a difficult matt ar to overcome that prejudice. RK OOT EVEN. "Yea, we bave 'speeches' o keys for tbe Use of agents, but the most sux-essful agenta do not use them. That is, they do not follow It word for word, but simply tike it as a gen eral plan for tbe canvass. U iieas tbe agent has something to say and enn say it in a fluent and easy manner be will not be able to bold the attention of a man even after be has secured It. Very often we si nd agenta out wbo bave no idea of tbeir own, and wbo learn the speech and then deliver it in a monotonous sing song tone t lut would tire a person to death. As a general thing the agent soon assumes a more na ural tone and manner, and is soon able to talk fairly well at random. He either acquires tbis ability or has to quit the business for lack of success. "I remember once, a heu tm king a canvass that was rather long, I was ta king very rap idly and in a low tone to a lady seated by my side. On tlie other side of tha room was a young lady 1 learned was married, and that ber name was Clara. She intei rupted me sev eral times, declaring that I tal ;ed faster than any one she ever beard spea cing, and that she could not understand one ord I said. 1 assured her that 1 did not ca e if she could Dot understand, as I was uxt showing the book to ber. The interrupt!! ns resulted in preventing a sale, or at least 1 did not make the sale, and 1 laid my mis ortune at the door of the young married woman. Several days after, as I was passing in front of an other bouse. I saw Clara, her husband and several others seated on a f jrch near tbe Sidewalk. "Before I reached tbe bouse Oie made some remark aliout a 'book agent,' iind the others looked down my way and omi ed. I saw my chance and 1 eogerly seized it- Just as 1 passed tlie orcb and as all 1 heir eyes were on me 1 tipjwd my tint aud said: (isj morn Uig. Cluis ' You should have seen her face as well as her busliaud's just tbm. She Could not claim that she had never sn me before, as she had ju-t l-en telling th iu something about me prolatl.lv how fast I conkl talk. I bave an idea that she hud sot le difiiculty in explaining to her huslatnd just how a lions; -agent should know her given name and should be so mtmintt with b r. f 'erba it was an unjust advantage, but 1 thought she bad prevented my making a si le and I bad uu cumpaaum in my heart 'bicago Times. A (aadld Judg. A newly elected justice of t le peace not a thousand miles from Milford delivered the following charge to the jury ' be other day: "Gentlemen of tbe Jury Chat giug a jury is a new business to me, as this 1 my first case. Yon have beard all the evidet ce in tbe case as well as myself; you have al heard what the learned counsel bave said. If you believe what tbe learned counsel for tl e plaintiff has told yon, your verdict will be ft r tbe plaintiff ; but if, on the other band, ync believe what tbe defendant's counsel baa told you, then you will give a verdict for the defe idant. fiut if you ar like me. and dont belwve what either of tbam said, then I'll bebled If 1 know what you will da Constable, utke charge of the Jury." Milford (lnd.l Her lid. Dyspepsia Makea tbe Uvea of so msDf people mis erable, and often leads to self-destruc tion. We know of no retiedy for dye- Denala more successful the l Hood a Bar' aaparilla. It acU sently. jet aurely and efficiently, tonet tbe atom trh and otber organa, removes tbe faint feeling, creates a rood aDDetlte. cures btadacbe, and refreeee tbe burdened 'Bind. Give Hood'e Baraaparilla a fair trial. It will do you good. Tha tjoet wbo itnei: "I 1 now an bon eat flabermaa" evidently bell rrea in poetic nigb license. A anaiDia ataa Would oee Kemp's Balaam .'or tbe throat nd lung. It ia rarrnf aiore cases of Coaitba, Colde, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup and all Throat and 7Mg Troblee than any otber medicine. Tbe propria tor baa authorised any drt ijgiit to give a aawtnW tjottle free -to aonvince VOB of tbe merit of Ibis great ret Mdy. Large bottles SO cents ana i. KEEPING EARLY MADE CIDER SWEET. Various Methods Described for Arrest ins; After r'ermeutation of This Beverage. It ia a difficult matter to keep cider sweet that ia made early in tbe season, owing iurtly U the immaturity and im perfections of the fruit, but principally to the tendency to fermentation caused by a warm atmosphere. Some persona use Hulpliite of lime (not sulphate), one eighth of an ounce to a gallon of cider; otlit-rs put a few ounces of mustard seed in each liarrel to arrest fermentation at the Kijnt desired; others aain consider the old time method of scalding to lie one of the best and least cl'Jis'tic.naUe. To effect tliia the cider should, after it h.ia first slihllv fei iueiitod, be drawn or dipped from the ca.sk s, where it has been standing to settle, into lare copjier ket tles or an old coper si ill, and be heated just up to the boiling point and no longer, when it should lie again put into oien casks to nettle and Ut-ome cohL It will then be ready to be tiK'bily bunged in bum-Is and atored away. Ihiring the heating a large quantity of scum will rise to the top to lie skimmed (!. and during the cooling most of the impurities still held in solu tion will he dc Kisited as sediment in the bottom of the casks. While cider thus created w ill afterwards taste slightly of tho scalding, it will not be unpleasant to those who like it sweet, and is to lie pre ferred to that in which fermentation has bs?n arrested by mustard seed or chem icals. This process will stop fermenta tion at the rijjht point to leave it sweet, and will quite thoroughly cleanse it from Impurities, but will eifec-t it .unfavor ably for making into vinegar afterwards. By making the early falling fruit into vinegar and deferring cider making un til November, tho fruit can all be worked up. and whatever fi ler is made will he riKiiigh I letter in quality to compensate for the loss in quantity. Sweet Potatoes, The several rules for digging and plans for tanking, billing and bousing sweet potatoes are based umui a few simple principles which seem to be generally adopted, viz.: That the potatoes should be dug about the time a killing frost is expected, or immediately thereafter; that they should be handled so as to prevent bruising and cutting; that they should be put up in such manner as to keep of uniform and rather low temperature (above freezing!; that they should 1 kept dry. The plan of pouring dry sand among the potatoes in the hill or house, so as to fill all the interstices, is excel lent. We have kept potatoes sound, sweet and dry until potatoes "come atain" by packing in barrels and filling with dry sand. The Kind tends to pre vent sudden changes of temperature, it absorbs and equalizes moisture and prolv ably prevents (mechanically) tbe spread of the fungus spores throughout the bulk. The simplest way to bill the potatoes (largely practiced at tbe south) is to dig when the ground is dry, if possible, about the time of first frost Drive a post in the ground and saw off about four feet high; cover the ground thickly with dry pine struw; place the potatoes carefully, piling them as sts?p as they will lie, and about t wenty-tive bushels to the hill; cover the jiotatoes w ith pine straw or dry corn stalks, regularly laid, not less than six inches deep; cover over all with dirt dug from around the outer edge of the bill, at the first rather shal low, but adding more dirt as cold weath er approaches, until the earth is a foot thick at every point. Southern Culti vator. Praetirai Suggestions to VTheet Graven. The following suggestions, based on re sults of experiments of the Indiana sta tion, are furnished by Professor Latta: Select a hardy, prolific wheat, adapted to your soil, and stick to it Give it good treatment and it will not "run out." Bow not less than six pecks of sound seed to the acre. Plow wheat ground early, and harrow immediately after plowing. You can thus more easily and more thoroughly pulverize the soil. If ground breaks up cloddy, use heavy roll alternat ing w ith some form of harrow or culti vator that will bring clods to surface. If manure or fertilizers are used, mix thor oughly w ith soil in every case. Use only rotted manure, if any, and apply after plowing. Reserve the fresh manure for the corn crop. Before trying a fertilizer get the experience and advice of farmers whose soils are similar to your own. Test the untried brands carefully, in a small way, before deciding upon their exten sive use. This is the I test course, for the reason that even the highest grades often act very differently on different soils. Adopt a rotation of crops suited to your soil and needs. Bear in mind that soils and climate vary greatly in different lo calities, and that these potent factors in crop production will very materially effect the results of your work. There fore, study your local conditions. A Hoc Troacn for a Permanent Pea, The plan of tbe trough shown in the annexed illustration was drawn by a New Yorker for "Farm and Fireside," A GOOD BOO TROCOH. The claims made for it are that it ia a good trough for a permanent pen. Tbe cut fully explains how it is made. The upright pieces prevent the pigs from petting into the trough, and it is easily cleaned from tlie outside of tbe pen. American Garden favors the abolition of all fences, on the plea that they are expensive, harbor weeds, disfigure the landscape, and are, in most cases, use less. Yick thinks the question is one for each landholder to decide for himself, but be should decide it in accordance with the facta and not with old usage or prejudice. In the pursuit of tbe gooa thines, of 'his world we anticipate too much; we eat out tbe heart and iweetnesi of world ly pleasures by delightful forethought of them. The result obtained from the use of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic far exceed all claims. It cures dyspepsia, and all stomach, liver, kidney and bladder troubles. It is a perfect tonic, appetiser, blood purifier, a sure cure for ague and malarial disease. Price, 50 cents, of druggist. Where be stamped You teem at borne here,'' remarked a man at the postofflce to the postmaster. "Tee," replied the latter, "this ia my stamping ground." The best on earth can truly be said of Origg! Glycerine Salve, which ia a sure, aafe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, calda, burns wounds and all other torea. Will positively cure pile, tetter and all skin eruption . Try tbia wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refund ed. Onlt 35 cent, bold by druggists 2 . I I Is Con.nmpuon iDcnrabel Read the following: Mr. C. H. Mor ris, Newark, Ark., say a: "Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, and able to over see the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made." Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: "Had it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption I would have died of lung troubles. Was given ud by doctors. Am now in best of health." Try it. Sample bottles free at Hsrlz & Bahnsen's drug store. ELECTRIC BITTERS. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special men tion. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaran teed to do all that is clnimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from tbe system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers. For cure of bead ache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guar anteed, or money refunded. Price 50 rents and fl.00 per bottle at Hartz & Bahnsen's drug store. BrCKI.EN'8 ARNICA SALVB The bt-st salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required. It is puaranteed to cive perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale hv Hartz fe Bahnseu. Keep it dark Master Bohbv Heniwckt 'Papa, what is a bacbelorT" Papa Hcrpeckt "A bachelor, my son, is a man to he envied, but con t lell your mother that Ismd no." ADVICK TO atoTHAKS. Art-youdielurlK.il at niirbt and broktc of your res! by a.'ick child suffering had crying with pain of culling tecthT If so, send at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow't, Soothing ryrup for children teetbicg. Its value is incalculable. It wih relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. IVpend upon it mothers, there is no mistake ah ul it. It curee dysentery, diarrhoea, regulaU-s the stom a.:h and bowels, cjres wind coiic, soft ens the p;ms, reduces intlarsmation. and gives lone and energy to tbe whole sys tem. Mrs. Winslow's ."soothing ryrup for I 'uiidren Teething is pleasant to" the t.'tste, and is the prescription of viie. of iLe oldest aud best female nurses and phy. Sicians iu the I.'nited States, and is foi ale by all .JrugpisU turouehotit t! e world 1mc 2 cent? tier bottle. W ben the tzar goes off on a journey be is card ul about taking a route any where, because Le doesn't want to be planted . The breath of a chronic catarrh patient is often so offensive that be becomes an object of disgust After a time ulcere tion sets in, the spongy bones are at tacked and ftiquenllv entirely destroyed. A constant source of disromforl ia tLe dripping of tbe purulent secretions into the throat, sometimes producing inveter ate bronchitis, which in its turn has been the excitiDg cause of pulmonary disease. Tbe brilliant results which have attended its use for years past properly designates Ely's Cream Balm as by far the best and only cure. New York ball players prefer tbeir aunt to aDy otber relative tbeir pennant, we mean, of course. Tbe delicious fragrance, refreshing, coolness, and soft beauty imparted to tbe skin by Pozzoni's Powder, commends it to all ladies. Dr. C. McLane's Celebrated LIVER' PILLS WILL CURE w mm. A few doses taken at the rlqht time will often 83vo a severe spell of sicicnesa. trice) only 3 oanta sit any drug store. Bo sura and see that Dr. C. Mr LANE'S CELE BRATED LIVER PILLS, FLEM ING BROS.,r Pittsburgh, Pa., Is on the box. Kone other ia Genuine. Use IVORY POLISH for tha Toeth. Pebvchss tiik Bbxath. HUMPHREYS' YETERIKIRY SPECIFICS Tor Eraes, Cattle, Sheep, Cogs Zoo, JMD POrjLTBT. 5M Pace Beak aa Treatairat af Aaiaiat. ana ( hart beat Free, eras, i Fevers, 'aarstlnna. laflammatloa, A. A.(iaal Mealaaitia, Mils Fever. B. B. traiae, Laneaewa. Rheaaiatlsat. C. C. IHeteaiBer, Nasal Dlacharaea. 1.D. Bauer lirisa. Warm a. K.E. eases, Heavea, Paeaaiaala. F.F. Telle er Urtare. Bellyache. I4.(..Mf!arerrtare Hfai.rr.MM. H. H. I rlaarr aad R laser Irissasos. I. 1. Eraetlve Iliseaaee, Maaaa. J.K Dlaeaar af Ititeetlea. tttable Caee. wtth BreciScs, Manual. Witch Haasl Oil and Mmmtor, ST.OM Price, single BocUe(oaraOdueak .$ Sold hv Drnetists; or Sent Prepaid anrwhera and la an? QuanUtv on Beosipt ot Prioa. Humphreys' Med. Co 109 Pulton Sc, H. T. 2T72IF3X.SYS HOMTOP1THI0 flft SPECIFIC No. 6ft a-Ai rajtra. TTiamils wiiiii fnl - r Nervous Debiliir. Vital Weakness. 91 pr Ti-vi, ot 6 TinU umIi Unr rtl powdor. for 9& Hold by PnuttuinTtL nrn& pmidki oa rvoeipt of ttTiOS). H hmja' Eed-th 1 , 1U tta ft. U CLY-. catarrh UreamiJalm ft CURES Hay Fever a Lrt. ! .MD HAyFEVERj)- AND Cold in Head HAY-FEVER A particle I. applied Into eack aostrll and ta sgreaabla. Price 60 ceats at Iragcnt ; by msu, registered, cent.. KLT BJlUTILKRs, M t u na street New tort FRED ALTER, 000 e a o a . 0 oa 0 o aoe Fit B tiH H KB H HV nun if 11 11 8 seas t , I aaaa - m in eJ m -317- SxrzirrxxjrTH St., (up stairs.) AVOID ALL IMITA. TlONS. THE V MAY BE DANGEROUS. . . FAC. SIMILE OF fMinC BOTTLE WITHBUFF Oulalilo wrapper. Chafing TTQm Bruises Uuli PiTef3 POND'S & EXTRACT Insect Bites Stings Sore Feet INFLAMMATIONS and HEMORRHAGES ALL DEMAND POND'S EX TRACT. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE FOR IT PAIN THIS IS The only Right KIND 0ON0T TAKE ANY OTHER. MEDICAL. Dr. NELSON! COB. WASH. 3d ATI. From an years' eipenenr. in Has pilal snd Private itrsctice is enabled to gnsrantee rsitieaMore. In Chtontr or s snnoo. diM-s.e. of the blond. throsr.no e. ..in, kidney, bladder and Kindied organs. Ormvel and stric ture cured -ilbout pain or cottini;. 1 nose wno enuie-tpiate gotng tH Dot sprinn for the treatment of any prir.te or blond diseae.cn becareii for oup-ihird the cot. I ADlFsJBy tbis tre.tvent a -nw 1 lovelTromi.leloB fr.. from ..'lownea., frrcksf.. eroiUons. etr., Iirilliktit e.i- .nd perfect hr.ltL ran he bad. pir-Tbst "tired feel ing ana all reniale weakaes. prompt lycnrrd. Hlatiu, be.dacbes, NerJ vrn. Prostration, and leep)e..neu. ovarian trouble.. Inflammation and Ulceration t-alline.nd displacement.. Spinal weakness and haute of Life. Consult the old doctor. NERVOUS Poynlcal and Organic wesk . prem.tnre decay, evil forebodincs. wll-di.trn.t, impaired memory, pal pitation of the bean, pimple, on th. face. .peck, bf-forethe KVE, ringing in tbe ear. caaVrli. 1 hre.rened consumption snd every disqualifica tion that renders m.rnaee Improper and usbappv SPKEl.lLY and PERMA-NKNLV cured P norLi90D1AND,SKIN ""-'- hnrrihlc n re.ult-completely eradicated a ithont tha hm of merenrt Scrofula. Ery.lpe 1 t ever so e. Blotches, P1t pies. Ulcer., pile in the Head and Hour., f yphiltie !ore Throat sud Tonirue, uiandular enlanremrnt of the Neck Hheiimatisin. etc, enred wh-n other, have failed' RUPTURE Cured wilh 01 r blnd- . , . . r nr bnsiue-s. UR NARY tRecently contrsrUKl or wiiii si-ii t 1 , chronic ri:.,... Dn.iTii-ffl v cared in S to H day. hy a local remedy. So nan reous drain used, stadicin. m.! .. rd any addrea. free from oheervstion. Char- ....... irnmmo. BOOK and o neat on list ,A "'nlly talk cost, nothmz HOIKS: 10a. m. to M m.,t to 8 snd 7 to8 p. m. Snndar: s to S p. to lass Ws.b, At. s. atnU-EAPOLIS, MIBH. I FELLER, 356 Jackson Sr., St. Paul, Minn. 8;edily Cures all Private, Nerroug, Chronic and Blojd and Stln Diseases of both Sexes, without the use of Mercury or Hindrance from business. NO CURE, NO PAY. ' " " - aswu elJ uttA, I t.$ C r 1IJ K CftrHrti, where tbe biood iuu become po.oDed, vauaiuK uueni, UMiwn, WWI TO TO ft I ftXld ttiOUtD, a.ur uic ucawj UU DUIrOft, UO Ollfllel Of Uie KitiBcye mad Bladder, and m,H diawav quired from ?zponre are Ct RED FOtt 1 iFK -WWW o AU. mm- wsa . nfturtn Trrmm. AW. Jt- ribr effect of fecmitial wetkneM, tBXtiAl debill J "t w Daw power ae idc mmtt 1 onthf nl lnriltarf-asiirin i . of . ...Wa.( va aM-BDT Jl AUsSs-U Vlari hrnflnriria am laainn. - 1 J ' f vH .aiisTiwui, UTJCTVUIUCrl, KMal UI tnitmnrv Ar r- ik....u' i . rnrcri " Ur. Feller, who had mtiy Tears experten in tbl eps-cialtT. graduate from ooe of t na.,..M uiuiLai vruurea ui uie couuTry. ue It ITtH (allaxt ill raring ...... U.. . - Herulten. Cmm and correapottdence earedly MediciocfseDt by Kaii and expreaa everywhere BOLD KEDAX, FASI3, 1878. W. BAKEK & CO.'S It absotifefi Morfef a mil 41 is mviublr. re and 2?o Chemicals art bmiI in i pnparatiuA. It tia Mr tkm lirR ft tha mrmtrnxk of Coma tuijtW with frfcrch. ArmtcM r 6npr. and m ttvrtrft far mrc I cwnamiraL, omtmf traa Urn mm eat i a m. It ia deiieisMM, maarichittf , ttmiirtbcniait. Lasii T lJiiSFrrt. ) and admirably aoapcrd twr tnvaiitta I aa well ma tuv prrna in health. bk1J by Ortxrcra everywhere. W.BAZEE & CO, Dorcieater. Kaas LOTOS FACE POWDER L aidl S s vaiuusf tbetreompiezfon iourd aeeurt a SAMPLE B3X CKATIS of the laieM i tn juried ud nnauititouair adat.wl eVed aa tin- heat FACE POWDER. Uu.nintiHsfl to perffsnly harmias.. lmpenH.ptl hte. uun.o!i antl inTt.inie. tor sal .rvrT.hrrr Pr1. Cm .a. AUe aer Naa. A at j,.ur druamat lor it or writ, tor (Hsttkio Mmpl. bur U' J. F. LLOYD & CO.. Sole Importers. T aad VFaahlaatea atisret, ( H l 4IMI. LOTOS FACE POWDER Foa Saab bt m Kollowxho Dktjxjibt Marshall & Fisher, Harts & Bahnsen, and Frank Nadler ROBERT BENNETT HAS PURCHASED THI -Genung Grocery- and has removed to Third Ave., and Tenth St. E0CK ISLAND, tfBi tolicdu toe trade long enjoyed by hit predecessor and as many new customers aa with to favor Lira with their orders. Vevar Travel wltaoat a Box of wasaaasraaw-aamaaaawaai FOR Sore Eyes Catarrh Lameness Female Complaints Sunburn Sorenfiss jjssau.i1ai. waj BP il nil 'i imi in s WW THE TRAVELERS' CIDE. "UHCago, rock island pacific rail- v wy-.Uepoi corner Ktrtn avenue And Thirty fliTt street, J. F Cook, agent. TRAINS. tLsaTS. tAaaiva Council Bins. A Minueso-1 ta n. R.nM... r 4:40 am' 1 45 am Kansas City Day Express.'.. 5 -50 am 11 SO pm .'.a.ivu.. Bijirea.. ....... Council Bluff. Mianeso- I i 18 pm It :0S pm 7:45 pm 8:2t pm 7:10 am 8:11 am 4:M am S:5am Council Hlnff.''ot'b'm.ha 1 . ........ . jn... m Vftnu, fHt. I I.I..J ,ij ..iiuuru... .... -iiitmpm Denver e.tlbnle Epre.aio;ii pro . tOMpm ""-"g wgnu wiuk e.st. 'Daily DCBLINOTON Ri.UIK-C. B. A t). RAIL tf. y-Iepot Find avenue snd Sixteenth St., M J. ontg, agent. TRAINS. tun aamrva At. Iinla Kmwfa HL Loni. Krpre.....J.".".'" n Art am j 8 00 pm 7 1. am 8 35 pm SU psnl Express 8m P.ul Kipre.. 8:09 am ii'Oo'sni 1 :5fl pm :40 am S:B6 pm ; 7:10 pm Rfl.rriatoam P...nm. Way Fre.. ht (Monmouth) . . . Way Freleht (Sterling) Slerllne P.enirer. B :4& pm S:00 sn ll:!S0pm 8 : am Dally. CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE MT. PAUL RAIL way Rsr.lne A Southwestern Division De pot Tret tirth street, between First and Second avenue, K. V. W. Holme., asent. TRAINS. LC.TB. 7:ar A.aiTX. 8 4) pu. 11:50 am 10:10 sm 6:10 pm Man ana axpres. PL Paul Kxpr-.a ft. Acoonmodati n.. Ft. A Aecon modation. 8:00pir s:i.)pn 7:86 sn R OCK INLAND PEORIA RA1LWAT DE pot r irei .venue snd Twentieth street. TRAINS. Aartva 7 :rpm 1 80 pm 3:00 pm 8:05 an Put Kxnru... M.U and Exprea. Cable Accommodation. MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO THE :East and South East.: '1XC IA.T. aoiso and Ex .1 tU.il Faat Exprra. 8 20 sm 01 sm S.t5 am 56 am 10 If sm 10 54 am 11 45 am 1.16 pm 8 55 pm Mail , and Ex 1 an nm Fan Ex pre.. 7.S0 pm 6 48 pm 628 pm 6.56 pm 6 17 pm 4 57 pm 4. 10 pm 2.10 pm 1 15 pm M SO .m x.so pm S.i' pm, s 27 pm 8 5" ptt 4 35 pm 4 57 pm 5 55 pm II lO r.m IvR. l.Vdar ar . Orion .lv It IS nm .Cambridge.. ....Galva.... . . Wyomin.. Prinrevtlle ., .Peona.... Bloomiurton 125pm 7.4 am 11 18 am 10 54 am iu taj am 7.55 am; 8 00 am 7 55 pm 4 15 am 11. St pm j .sprtngneld t. Loui.. Mo ! Danville, III. iTerre Hsi te. -i.au am 125 am S 00 am 85 pm 8 57 pm 10.5ft sm S.45 m laitm 6.SU um 10 S) pm 6 il5 pm 11 15 pm s 15 am 1 00 am 7.45 am 10.40 am Eran.ville.. Indianapolis. . Louisville . inrlnnaii O 3 l sm 7 10 am 10 15 nm s l.l pm 7.a pro 7 ausm 110.80 pm Passenffer train, arriv. and dnarr from l-niA. depot Peoria. Accommodation train leaves Rock I.land 8 -45 p. m. arrive, at Peons 2 su a. m l.eavr. Peorl. 7:15 p. m. arrive, at Kock I.land 1 :U5 a. m. CABLl BRAHCB. Accom. I Ac (in. i Accom. Accom. 4.0Upm 8 10 as lv R. IH'd sr 8 05 am, 8.00 pm 7 lO.m: l.45pm 6 80 am It 50 pm 9 uu pm:iu.'AJ am ar Key Ids lv 6 85 pmj',2 00 am ar .Cable It Chair car on Fact Expre.s between Rock Ialand and Peoria In both direction. n. B. SLDLOW, K. PTOCKHOr!. Snperintendent. Gen'l Tkt. Agent. fMHWAUKEi t AST MAIL TRAIN wits Ve.tlbnled train, be tween Chicago, Milwaukee, at, panl and Minne apolis. rRA3f3-CO!TINVfTAL ROUTE between Chi cago, uoancu UlBJta, Omaha and lbs Paci&e Coast. 6RKAT NATIONAL BOVTX between Cnicaga Kansas City and Su Joseph, Mo. 1700 MILKS OF ROAD reaching an principal iihw ia iiuooia. n isoousm, sainnesoia, lowa. Missouri and Dakota. For mane, time tables, rate nf n.M.v mmM freight, sic., apply to tbe rearert station agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway, ot to any railroad scent any where tn tbe world. BOB WELL MILLER, A. V. H. CARPENTER, uvucrai stanager. uen'l raas.at T. Aft, IS For Information in raferwnca t. U.I, nj Town, owned ty by tbe Chicago Milwaukee s r-L Paul Railway Ccmpany. write to H. S. Ban. gen. Land oommlssloner Milwaukee. vTiaconsia. o CO CO o co CD g EH f- : s 1 z r 2 us O O t z as 11 n S-H 0 a. ac THE mU SAVINGS BAXK fObsrted by the LeglaUtursof IUlnota.) MOL1NE. - 1T.T.R. Open daily from t A. M. tn I P. M . aad oaTaos- .1.. mnA iU..l.a r.l. . o'clock. Interest allowed on Desposlta at tha rata or 4 per Cent, per Annum. Depoeitrt received in amounts of f 1 and Upwards. SECURITY ANDA DVANTAGK8. Tae private Dronertv of ths Trnsteaa W laaiaia. tbie to the depositor. Th officer, are arohl ba ted from hotrowloa- sny of Us moneys. Minora and married women protected by asocial law. Omcsa-: B W. Wnnrwa. Pmaldsati Ssaa. rxa KUisaa, Vice President; C. W. Baasswar, Tanmaa; a. W. Wheelock. Porter Strlnna C. r. Bemrnwsy, J Silas Lea, G. H. Edwards, nnia amriiiit, A. o n nifut. . . g, AVeauS; la U. Hemenw.T.C. Vtuthuox. tsrj'n oniy chartered aavlngi Bankta Rack biaoa County. Dr. Tait Butler. ( AaaiiUut State Veterinarian of Iowa) Veterinary Physician, AND SURGEON (Saccesaor to Dr. J. D. Rutherford.) Onto hour. 11 a. m. to t p. m. Dentistry a Specialty. Cfflce : Coyne's Feed Stable, Market aqoare, ROCK ISLAND. ILL. Big O nasciveu oiuv.-. ml aatistactloa la the cor of Gonorrncra aad Gleet. I prescribe It and feel safe tn recommenc ing It to all suffereim. - A.J.eT0vEB, J.. Oeottar, III PRICE. fold by Drmcs-tets. I.CAVB. 8:Tam 2 SO pm 0:10 am I 4 W pm ill a M I iiiiTii ?AT' M CI aTSarirkysa. r 'SnMCaaaaalfe ; Xycain. J - -w?l It AGEIITS 7AIITE0t MXaMllllTrWaL. Ko orevtoas tsne. rtsftjs. wru. ,oe x trz: rjMAOQrjAIWTXD WITH THE OE00BAPBT Of THB OOmfTKT, WHX 0BTAIH MUCH VALUABLB INF0BMATI0W THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY, tnitlnilln. Mat. ll.u v. l Misspurt River. The Direct Route to and from Chlcaro, Joliet, Ottawa, Peoria, La Salle, MoUne, Rock Island, In ILX.INOIS-Oavenport, Uuactvttna, Ottumwa, Oslcalooea, Des Moinea.Winterset, Audubon, Harlan, and Council Bluffs, tn IOWA Minneapolis and St. PauL In MINNESOTA Wsvtwrtown and Slouz Falls, in DAKOTA Cameron, St. Joseph, and Kanaaa City, In MISSOURI Omaha, Pairbury, and Nelson, in NEBRASKA Horton, Topwka, Hutchinson, Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, CaldwelL in BLAN8AS Pond Creek, BLinrnsher. Port Reno, in the INDIAN TERRITORY and Colorarto Sprlnft-s, Denver, Pueblo, in COLORADO. FREE RcllnlneT Chair Can to and from Cmcatro, Caldwell, Hutchinson, and Dodgw City, and Palace Sleep inff Cars between Cbicafro, Wichita, and Hutchinson. Traveraea new and vast areas of rich farming and srraEinr lands, affordins tha beat facllltiea of intercommunication to all towns and cities east and weet, northwest and southwest of Chicago, and Pacific and transoceanic Seaports. , MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS. Leading- all competitors in splendor of equipment, cool, well ventllatad, and free from dust. Throuarh Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREE RecllnlnaT Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars Dally between Chicago, Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining Chair Car to North Platte, Neb., and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels (furnishing meals at seasonable hours) west of Missouri River. California Excursions daily, with CHOICR OP ROUTES to and from Salt VI A THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, Solid Express Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. PauL with THROUGH Reclining Chair Cars (FREE) to and from those points and Kansas City. Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake, and Sioux Palls, via Rock Island. The Favorite Line to Pi pee tone. Water town, Sioux Palls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing Grounds of the Northwest. THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facUitiea to travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. PawJ. For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket Office in tho United States or Canada, or addreea E. ST. JOHN, General Wan&ger. THE MOLINE WAGON. The Mine Wagon Co., HOUF, ILL. Manulacturers oi FARM SPRING and FREIGHT WAGONS A fall and eompitte line of PLATFORM .ad ether P.rin Wsvoos, especially adapted to I ft AallCni Irlfl nf anlaril BPAsLtnanallli. w 4 - a. II, . - -a a t . - r ... - - a . . - lauru.,, aUU Mlllu 11108(111-0 I7KI UK ITM M application. See the MOMNH A A'iON In-fore parthaaing. Adams Wall Paper Co., LERCH & SUTCLIFFE, Managers. 300 Patterns of New Styles in Wall Papkr. 0"Painting. Graining aod Paper Hanging. nlMICK RT.OCK. T meat Third Avenue. OLSON & AKD DESLEBS IH Flour, Feed, Baled Hay, Straw, Crockery. Glassware, Cntlery. CaTSt earn ship Aeericy arid remittance- to any part of Europe. 601 and 603 Ninth Street. Rock Ialand, la. CHAS. D ANN ACHERzz Proprietor of Brady Street AH kind, of CCT FLOW One Block Nor, h of Centra! Park. Tbe lar...tin Iowa. W. A. GUTHRIE, (Saccewor to Contractor and Builder, HOCK ISLAND, ILL. (sTPian. and estimates farnl.bed. A .pecl.lty made of fine work All orders aUendad ta ' prompt!, and .all. faction guaranteed. OtUoe and Huop No. 1818 Third Arenas- THE FOURTH has changed bands, wbo for man; years wst lbs emclent snperintendent of tlie MoUne A Rock Island Rtra.t R.n way. Tb bouM bas been iboroaflily renoraied and refurni.ned taronxnont and will run .trlctly trat-clar. Special rales to city boarders " Corner Fourth avenue and Twenty-third street. Rock Ialand G-U8 ENGLIN, MERCHANT TAILOR. o. 119 Seventeenth 8treet, Rock Island. taTTCleanipg and repairing done neatly and cheaply. ROCK ISLAND HOUSE BARBER SHOP AND BATH ROOMS. H,:i.nBbaV. f WnatLi i'' - J; T. 33IXON, MERCHANT TAILOR. And Dealer in Men Fine Woolens. 1706 Second Avenue. FB0M A STTTDT 0T THIS MAT Or . . , M . a ntu. m4 . a I ban CTanciaco. ins uinn.o i arden of the Ooda, tha Sanltart- JOHN SEBASTIAN. CHICAGO. IL.L.. Oan'l Ticket Faaa Agent. TXot.k IsWxid, IU. PETERSON, 7 E ad cnn.t.btlr on hand. 4p8 Br"y'"t- DATIP0T. 10WA. 'inthrl. A Co'llns.) AVE. HOTEL having been leased to