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o - - ' II" - J I ' i II . .. I . -. . . ''.' - - - - II- Twenty-Sixth Tear. Rock Island, : Illinois, Thursdair, March 8, 1877. Established Oct 48, 1851 Railroad Time Table. ! EQC2 ISLAND & KEBCE3 CO . E. &. Leave Rock Island at 9 :00 a. m and 4 :00 p. m. Ar riving at Cable at 11 -.10 a. m., and 6:00 p. m. Leave Cable at 6:90 a. m., and 19:45 p. m. Arriving at Kock Island nt 8:90 a. m.. and 3:00 p. m. i- H, K. CABLU, General Manager. , FEOSU ft ROOK ISLAND RAILWAY. ' , iHOBTBBT ROUTE TO 1B1 AST AHD SOUTH. J.CAVK. ABH1V7C. Eastern Es.. '5 50 a. m. Hail & Ex. 1:02 p, tnl Mail & El. 1-40 p. na VesteruKx.' 6:55 p. m. Way Freight 6 ;20 a. m. Way Freight 8: p.m. The 6:00 a.m. train makea close connection at atva with CB0, for Aledo and Keithsbnrg, also at Peoria with P F & J, (or Jacksonville, Spring II eld. tit Louis and all points aoath and southwest, arriving in St Louis at 7:H) p m. The 1:50 train makes close connection atGalva with C B & Q R R. for the west ; arriving at Quincy at 9:43 p in., also at Peoria with I B & W, and T P A W., for points east and southeast, J. R. Hiluird, Receiver. J. V. Mahonxy, Oen'l. Tk't. Ag't. CSICASO. ECCS ISLAND PACIFIC S. B. , ' soma sabt tbaihs mats m. Trains At 8.85 a. m. : 4:80 p. m. ; and 10:00 p. arrive from west as above, noise wist trains lsavi At 6:25 a m.; 9:55 a. m., and 6:00 p. id. arrive from the east as above. Train 8T. LQ7I3. BOSS ISLAND ft CHIC A3 3 S. B. etlNQ SOUTH THAINB LIATI At 8 :05 a. m. ami 7:00 p. m. daily, SH.IVB FROSI ST. LOHIS At 9:) a.m. daily, and 9:) p. m. - STX2UH3 TSAIHS tlKTt At 5:10 p. m. AHBIYB TROM 8TSHLINS At 9:00 a. m. COAL 7 ALLS? CO.'S TBA1KS. LKAVB. 7:05 A. . li:00 M. ARKIVB. 10:S0 A. M 8:30 r. n. WISTISKTO10S RAILROAD. I.JIVS AKRIVB 0av Express and Mai! 8:35 a x 6:00 r Niilht Express 10:05 p 5:55 ak AETISTIC TAILOP.IITG Z1MMER & STE6EMANN, No. 1,903 Second Ave., N. side Union Sqoare, Merchant Tailors ! AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL assorted stock of H English and French Cassimeres Diagonals. Worsted Saltings, Beavers, Doeskins, etc., etc. All work guaranteed and prices reasonable. A.rtistic Tailoring J. T. DIXON, Merchant Tailor No. 20 East Illinois St., ROCK ISLAND. - ILL Mens Fine Woolens A SPECIALTY. Publications eosse nails - g! HAMMERED AND FINISHED V1 vtgev " 4 6 6 7 ' 8 9 10 I ' I 1 i fiiliil'i'iwi 1 j r ' ' ' The Ausable Nails are iiammerea not, ana me Fin isJitng and JPo in tin g are done Coldf thus Imitating the Process of Making Nails by Hand. Quality is jully Guaranteed. For sale by all leading Iron and hard ware houses. ABRAHAM BUSSING, Sec'y 85 Chambers St., Mew York, LOCAL COLUMN. TELEGRAPHIC. Telegraphed tothe Rockltland Argui. THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT IN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. I THE BULLDOZERS OF THE SEN ATE GETTING UP.ON THEIR EAB. Shall the Carpet Bafflers and Repub lican Rotters be Lefc Out in the Cold? New York, March 8. Th e newsna- pers here devote more or lesa editorial space to views upou cabinet uomiuations and the action of the senate. The limes says there is soinethinEr rather peuriie as well as unprecedented in the action of the senate in referring cabinet nominations to their "appropriate committees." From the moment that Mr. Hayes published his letter of acceptance it was perfectly obvious that his election I must be followed by a conflict with the Senatorial Ring which has succeeded in eeneral satisfaction to the country at large and is worthier than Grant's 8 years ago. lta composition tests the firm intention to carry out a conservative and conciliatory policy. Any opposition to Schurz's con firmation will be personal, aud the Tribune asserts that he is an abler, wiser, honest man than any who will oppose him. Any opposition to Key on the part of the Demo crats will be, to a Certain extent, notice that the southern people are not inclined meet President Hayes's disposition toward them in a proper spirit and they will be the sufferers. The distribution ot the i various positions is wise and fit. Bsth the Journal and the Post coar mend warmly the cabinet nominations of President Hayes and express regret that any move ment is made to delay their confirmation. EXTRA SEsSJfi SENATE Washington, March 7. Senate. The motion to refer the credentials of Mi. Morgan, from Alabama, to the elections committee was lost and a resolution that he be sworn in adopted unanimously and Mr. Morgan was sworn in. Mr. Wallace called up the motion to seat Mr. Grover. Washing-ton Goasiy. Washington, March 8. A conference occurred in the library, of the executive mannou between the president and Evarts, Schurz and Deveas. It appears to have been a very stiiuus meeting, and theintima- mninriro nf hrtnes n.l intoii;,., r 1 tions are ihL the visitors desired to relieve Blue. i ne sumewnat spiteiui resor usurping the appointing power of the executive and inakine civil sprvW rform CONSUMPTIVES TAKE NOTICE ! & Dractieal impossibility. 1 Every moment of delay makes your cure more j to regain tne SUrrended rights Of the exe hooplas, and mn-h donen.ls on the indicions 1 Jcoiucui. naves will nave a vast choice of a remedy. The amount of testimony his side. The somewhat favor of Dr. Schenck's Pnlmomc Syrup, as a cure U-eetion of a discarded rn' in H'nr if tnt for Consumption, far exceeds all that can be defeat the confirmation of cabinet Doraina brought to support the pretensions of any other tions will certainly not heighten popular re gard tor the methods or motives or the medicine. Sea Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing the certificates of many persons of the highest re spectability, who have beea restored to health, af ter being pronounced incurable by physicians of acknowledged ability. Schenck's Pulmonic byrup alone has cured many, as t'lese evidences will show; bnt the cure W of ten promoted by the employment of two other remedies which D.- Schtnck provides for the purpose. These add! majority in the senate. From the Tribune: As to tho cabinet we apprehend r.o serious trouble. A new president may fairly claim to make up his own cabinet. He has made an exceeding ly good one, He has a right to have it promptly confirmed and no wie senator will long stand in the way. The main trouble will be with Key and Schurz with one tor oeing too much ot a Lemo- the president iroui any etntmrraHsiueut by reason ot their selection for cabinet posi tions, but it 'is well understood that the president is determined concerning his cabinet appointments and civil service re foim and southern matters generally. The old cabinet will attend the president to morrow and the usual council will be held. Sec'y Chandler and Postmaster General Tvuer were both in consultation with the president to day, the latter con lerning seme important business regarding postal service. Col. II. C. Corbin, 24th Infantry, will be detailed for duty at the White House in consented to visit cur, city, and will be at the i Harper House, Kock .Island, Ills., March 14 and 15th, 1877, where we would advise all neeeding their attention to be sure to call and see them. They will have with them a large stock ot machinery, ap pliances, supporters, apparatus, and rem edies for treating the afflicted. No fee lor exammstioo, and all who can Dot be benefitted will be frankly told so. LI ID mi' Will positively afford relief by external application, it cures on the inBtant Neu ralcia. Nervous Headache. Rheumatism. 1., .1 t Jl J I " " ' ' while tnose cured will ve cnargea moaer- Toothachei Earache, and all nervous paips, aieiy.. Caution Do not be deceived by im postors who travel over the country, imi tating the Manonal burgical institute. They are impostors, and have no institu tion at all. Be sure you employ none but snrgeons from this institute. Send to the National burgical institute for circulars. Address either Philadelphia, Penn., or In dianapolis, Ind. 2. Fob Book Bitoinq or Euhng, go to The Argus Binder?. No better work can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason able. Work done quick, Leave orders at The Argus Counting Room, opposite the the Post Otbce. SO AS BF MAGIC. Sold by all Druggists at 50 cts. and $1 per bottle. ' For sale in Rock Island by John Bengston . '. EEGALIAS. tional remedies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and crat and rebel and with the other for being similar relations to the president as Geo. Mandrake Pills. By the timely use of there medi cines, according to directions, Dr. Schenck certi fies tha most anv case of Consumption may be cured. Dr. Schenck is professionally at hi$ principal of fice, corner Sixth and Arch street, Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letters for advice mast be 1 addiessed. USE RENNE'S PAIN-KILLING s u i a ; i Van Schiack, Stevenson & Reid, Wholesale Agt's Chicago 111. Sold in Kock Island by John Bengs ton aud F. II. Thomas. Why let aches ana pains your temper spoil? A cure is sure by using Renne's Magic Oil ! RENNK'S M AGIC OIL cures Rheumatism, JiESNK'S MAGIC OIL cures Neuralgia, KKNNE'S MAGIC OIL cures Sprains, REXNE'S MAGIC OIL cures Bruises, RENNK'S MAGIC OIL cures Colic, KENNE'iS MAGIC OIL cures Cholera Morbns, KENNK'S ...AGIC 11L cures Couphs. KKN.NE S MAGIC OIL cures Sore Throat. "It Works like a caarm. Dattos, Ohio, August 27.1ST5. Mkssrs. Wi. Renne & Sons. Gents Pl-ase send me at once by express one ilo..eu bottles larije size Magic Oil. The MaioOi! does indeed work like a charm. Six years ago mother had a fall which came very near resulting fatally. She recovered her health in some degree during the year following, but she sustained such severe injuries, especially in her spiue and left arm nd shoulder, that she was almot helpless. Ho ping a change of climate might be beneficial, the spring ot the second year after her fall she went to I tica. N. Y.. to visit some relatives. While there she obtained and used some of your Magic Oil ; it relieved her almost Immediately , so much s th t the came home very much improved in health and strength, and by the free nee of the Mugic Oil she Is now enjoying better health than she has known for ten years, aud has recovered entirely from her Injuries. Mother has so much confidence in yonr Magic Oil that she will not be without it. Respectfully yours, Joskph E. Dixson. Some folks seem tobeprond of telling how "lame their shoulders are" of "mv crick in the back" or '1 have got the Sciatica 'ana nelignt in Dragging that "nothing can cure me!" bnt when we such ..fni fniku" m n.. HKNVE'S PAIN-KILLING PFNTFNNIM FX POSITION 'MAGIC OIL, faithfully, we not only cure their Ot.ll I LllWIrM. VOI I IVJM I lameness ant charm away their pains, but we ac tus Mv take all teat knw ot "hras out of tnem I ana LOVERS' GUIDE M idel Love Letters Art of paliiinc love and mar rving who and when you ph ase- How to b.; hanil-some-Cures for hundreds of diseases: also many new secrets, arts, mysteries, monfy-muking meth ods. Ac, that all should know. Mailed free to sny address by the UNION PUBLISHING CO., New ark, N.J. . Tcbaoco too attic oi a rtepuoucao. senators may be sure the country will not sustain them in such oprosition. Key's fitness for his place remains to be tested; for the public will be slad to see an effort at reconcilia tion with the south accompanied by so substantial an earnest of goo faith. Schurz has been one of the most faithful censors of the evil courses which Drought the Republican party to the verge of ruin and in public judgment deserves thanks rather than proscription for it cow. The Sun closes its leader thus: TLe most cordial support and admiration which this new cabinet is likelv to receive will )t be bestowed by earnest, energetic tepublicans, either iu congress or out. The men without whom Mr. Hayes never could have been president, will be sure to regard it with undisguised dissatisfaction. From the Herald: In spiteof theYormid abie demonstration of bulldozers. President Hayes sent to the senate yesterday the complete list of his cabinet nominations. Notwithstanding; a t-iuele one of the names is a stone of stumbling and rock of ofTtnce to belligerent party chiefs, this evidence of firmness aud pluck makes an excelletr. impression. If the president maintains bis attitude o! quiet, invincible determination he will find the bellicose par'y chiefs submissive enough lefore the end tf the month. He must convince tl.ct:i ;it the outset that nothing can be ex torted from men by menaces, li Hayes give? an iuch they will take an r il. He will never have a moment's peace nor any real authority if men like Blaine once find be enn be bulldozed. From the World; We fear that Mr, Ilayes is making the serious mistake of attempting tj assert personal authority which does not belong to him. When Gen. Grant assumed the presidency he was uaucocit nau 10 i rcsiueuL uiauu Among the visitors to day were a mul titude of ladies, many of whom paid their respects to Mrs. Hayes. The Republican senatorial caucus this morning adopted a report oa standing committees. The minority gets an iacreas ed representation of four instead of three out of nine on each uon-political committee. Senator Davis, of Illinois, is assigned by the Republicans to the judiciary commit tee, and on the committee for revision ot the laws. The Democratic lists are not complete. Morrill, Ferry, Jones of Ne vada, Allison aud Dawes are members v the new finance committee. Wells, Anderson and Pnkin visited the president to-day and were told that their business would receive as early considera tion as possible and business interests would permit. The president made his first me tit to-day Wtu. Stone, TJ. S tor South Carolina. Rock Island Market Rock Island, March 8. FLOUR AND GRAIN. Winter Wheat flour. $ bbl. wholesale... 8 (X Family brands, " .. 7 20&7 40 Secondfqnality " " .. 6 20 Buckwheat, " " .. 0 Corumeal. " ' .. 2 20 Retail one dollar above these prices. Good Minnesota XXX Warner's Mill, retail 7 00 Wheat 1 00ai 25 Barley 25.55 Oats Corn 3H" Rye 43I&55 THE GROCERY. Potatoes 73! 0 White Beans (navy) 2 40 Eges doz IO131-2 liuiter Choice Dairy, ? d 18w.a0 Cheese, 5? lb . 14i'(";15 Honey 2()c ttj Auoles 5(iS55 99 hu. Caiibage 1 00 J doz Celery 4X9jU MEATS. Cattle Common, per ct. 4 IKXi4 U) Hogs Live, per cwt 4 50s-" 00 DresseU ' B iu Calves Live, per cwt .. 5 00 Shee p Live, per cwt . . 4 &O L,ara l'-!Vio POULTRY. Chickens, dressed - Turkeys, " UUCKS, " Chickens, live urkeys, " .... Ducks, " Mallard Ducks Ouail Grouse Wild Turkies niDES. Green Cured.. Dry Flint Green Country Creen Calf Damaged, scored or grubby i price, Branded, 10 9c oil. WILLIAM M. ROBINSON, ; MAHCrACTURER OF ! n R EGA LI A AND LODGE SUPPLIES, : ; For Odd Fellows. Masons, Drmds. Knights of Pythias, Red Men. Temperance, and all othT Societi8. j DEALER IN- Gold and Silver Laces,' Fringes, bTARS, BRAIDS, ETC. m Main Street, WORCESTER. MASS Shot? Cases.' LUTKE & MEHAH, (Successors to J, R. ZEIGL&3.) 1 Manufacturers of , METAL & WOOD app iint a 1 101 uc-y Weather Probabilities. Washington, Mar. 8.- The Signal Sei vice observations taken at 10 o'clock this forenoon indicate the following weather probabilities for this afternoon and to night: Indications ior the northwest'- Diminish ine northerly winds, rising barometer cooler cloudy weather, possibly away Thursday night. clearing the most popular ana important sonaire in America, yet learned the utter filly attempting to control a cove rum cut without HIGHEST PREMIUM. per- tie very soon and futility of representative representative outsido should AWARDED LOVELL & BUFFINGTON, MANUFACTURERS OF Fine Cut Chewing & Smoking T033A.CCO. they frankly cwn up and say, '"it works like a charm." Sold by all Drugsrists, Merchants and Grocers. Call for Renne's Magic Oil where you usually trade. uliiynces. As for impartial men the senate and ot party lines it suffice for them that Hayes in selecting his advisers has invited Carl Schurz to a p!.sri ti ot autii'ii lty and intiuer.ee, it Wi'u'd have bnen a more ingenious device had he asked Ueu. Butter to represent ACrazy ManHSardering' HisJFamil;-. Boston. March 6 w m. r . ;?peaiiTOan of Oak dale, a drunken insane mill opera five was arrested this morning while kill mg his wile, who was rescu?d. J ne dead bodv i.f his sister. To years old, was found in a woodshed with head and body almost cut to pieces. Tire. Cincinnati, March 8. The tobacco house of 1). ,1 Bradford, at Bradford. Ky., burned yesterday together with fifteen thousand pounds of tobacco. Loss unascertained. MANUFACTURERS OP POINTED, POLISHED AND FINISHED Horse Shoe Nails RECOMMENDED BY OYER 20,000 HORSE SHOERS. All Nails are made ot the bes-t NORWAY IRON, i sxiiioc $ lb . . 10&1 8c 2 00 25 doz . ou 2 25 ' 1 20&2 M ' 1 25 ' 2 5a3 00 ' 1 50 each SHOW CAShi! OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. . 215 Hamlltoa Street, PIWPIA, ILL Correspondence solicited and orders prompt; fllled. LUTKE MEIIAN. FIELD BROS., Agents. Rock Island. , and Warranted perfect and ready forrtr.viiig. f Orders filled promptly and at th love rates by GLOBE MIL COM'Y BOSTON. SAH3APAUILLA 12 7 10 Timothy, ton.. . 1'raine, Slough, " .... Hickory, ! cord- Oak , " . Market Square. At Yards HAY. WOOD. COAL. QUO CU2s'Q173JE:ma TAB IT. TKEPAV0EI2S HOME KEMlfDY. Tas rr." :S5 2r(3.5 50 505 00 12 10 New -T crli Slarliet. Ngw York, March 8. FINANCIAL. --,':d- 1 IWi. Mooey-214 hid. t-iovernmiuis Duil : sti-adv. C. S. Bonus tiJ cent 5-V l's&l lill 1NVS old l.OS1 " 1XK5C w 1.093s! isKt t.na 1868 1.14 U. P. 10.40's l.Us New 5's l.K- Currency fi's 1.23:1b COMMERCIAL. Win a Quiet; No 2 Chicago 1 40 in siore; NoS Milwaukee 1 42. Corn Dull; mixed western 5527. Oats-42SS. Port Steady; 15 35. Lard Firmer; 9 9010 00. Whiskv 1 11 'i. Evidence Unparallelled in the history of Med!- cmc over two thonand testimonials given ior the wonderful cures made ty , ..FBIN'TOW'S SARSA PARI LLA, Or Matchless Liver BLOOD AND KIDNEY SYRUP. BSardcr in tlie Capitol Grounds by STcffroes Washington, March 8. Wash. McGraw was killed and William Mahcney severely beaten by unknown negroes in ciyii ficrvico rcf.irtii and justice to the south the capitol grounds last evening, m his cjvertitnenc Chicago MarKet. Chicago. March 8. Wheat Firm and higher; 123)4 cah; 1 54 April. Corn-Essicr; 404 April. cats Unchanged Rve (P3. Barley- 53. Pork Heavy; weak and lower; 14 20 cash; 14 32 Utra iieavv ana lower; .k; catn ; a .- Apn. Whisky 1 05. LIVE STOCK. U0jsKcceipts 12.000; dull anu lower, light 5 255 35; shipping 5 40o 70. Cattle timet; receipts B.aoo. COUGH 5YE.UP COUCH s coviaroTOW Our brands of Chewtni of Gold. Old Congress anc ST. ; are the Fountain, Cloth Forum. d rant' tj .-? POE SALE LRcllrrH- Cnueh Kymp u tU o!ili "t Dd r...Mi:.T K.mrJv Tor th. I.Mfv (.ullft, Orodv. HuuMfiw.. fcoi tuna Trout.le. Ke-l - ilSTd tLe Live of 31J chl! JrtD." J. t K Tmnjiu. Loum 1'. O. llu. "It earvd mr wlft J atmtMw mmI whntvm tltliiireUc fbll- art K K. Mmurtlotf. Alicnauv 1 I V. ra. rrroe - V- l- xo t 'trtl?' lon t kp tt, efM for R. It SFI.l.KKS The Post h.ut: "We are uuwilline to believe that any considerable number of jUepubl'uan senators wiil follow the tripar tite associates in their lactious course, but if they do so public opinion, which they i defy, ought to be made plain. The pres ident is doiog bis duty; now let the coun try do its duty. He ought to be promptly and energetically supported by the people Advance on Freight Eound West. New iork, March 8. lhe rust says '"We hear ou cood although not official au thority that the trunk lines have decided to advance western bound ircights 50 per cent, od Monday next. They Want Him in Kentucky. New York, March 8. Joe (Joss. A GREAT BARGAIN ! TO , I House-kening, we havi -O AN f PERSON WISHING -keeping, we have for HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! TO COMMENCE for sale a whole set of I LL NOTICES. the hy tdi the means by which they tuake their English pugilist, and principal . in the will knowu supported p- emphatically Goss-AUen prize fight, has been arrested that the confirmation of his cabinet ap- and held to await the arrival of Kentucky puitittLents shall he made something more officers, than a party matter; supported so that Including everything from the parlor to the kitch en, all complete and nearly new, having been used but a few months. The above household goods will be sold for less thaw one-half theib value, as the owner Is going to California In May. and the property must he sold. For particulars inquire at ttiix office. S25, S50. S100, S200, S500. conservative Democrats in tne senate as well as ciinsei vative Republicans shall be moved to prompt acquiesenee in tho pres ident's wise and statesmanlike policy. There was a large called meeting or piomiuent Wall street and other citizens a-2dtf The reliable house of ALEX. FHOTUINGHAM n . , . . - ... ii- ... t 1 - l . . 1. 1 : . I. - I. .1 fc VO., INO 1Z ail 91., at'W IMS, liuillinu n uauu- .- . , , . ,lr ,. . 1 - r , ". . , some eight-pa?e weekly paper, called the Weekly I in front ot the suo treasury, in all street, offered for tr.eir relief, and BEASS BA27D. BLEUEE'S BMSSB&UD&QRCHESTR& JOHN BLEUER, Leader. A LL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO t and at reasonable terms, instructions given on all kinds of Instruments. ncad-quarters at National Saloon, on 18th street, between First and Second avenues. Orders may be also sent to Post office box 1.418. 12-i9d3m BUSTLES Financial Report, which they bend free to any ad dress. In addition to a ltrge number f editorials on financial and other topics, i contains very full and accurate reports of the sales and standing of every stock, bona nd security dealt in at the Stock Exchange. Messrs. FROTHINGHAM & CO , are extensive brokers or large experience ana trieu in tegrity. In addition to their stock brokerage busi ness, thev sell what is termed "Pnvilegws" or "Putt , and Calls," now one of the favolte methods of le- this afternoon, W in. A. Booth presiding, at which resolutions were unanimously adopted, declariug that the policy in Haves a inaugural concerning the perma nent pacification of the south, civil service reform, and early resumption commends itseli to the couutry, and regretting that A Wonderful Institution. a 1 . . Atiout twenty years ago a surgeon, ou realizing the preat army of over 200,000 deformed people iu the United States, dc barred irom so tnucn enjoymeut aud use- fulness,aud realiziug the inadequate means the taut that St. IiOuis Market. St. Louis. March 8. Whet-Higher; o 2 fall 1 45 cash ; No 8, 141 1 42 dhatb; 1 4 April. Corn Lower; 3i1-i3T?i. Osts Better; 3454. Rve C.l. Whisky-10 . Pork Firm ; 15 05 cash. Lard Dull ; 9 75 ai-kcd. LIVE STOCK. Hoes Receipts 2,300; firmer; light 500125 25; bacon 5 25 5 4j. Milwaukee Market. S'i-wiceei, March 8 Wheat-Strong; 2? higher; 1 30 cash ; 1 293 Apl: I 2 . Mav; Jo3, 1 18! j. Com Oats -31. He-C4'i. Barley 6". TO-DAYS' ALVESTISEXETS. ATHLETIC CLUB! WILLIAM HOLDORF, Manufactmer and Dealer in Tin, Cepper & Sheet Iron Ware Roofing and Spouting a Speciality. Shop cor. R. ck River and Dock Sts., Kock Inland. Phcenix Manuf 'ing Co., TAUNTON, MASS. Slanufacturers of the Cekbrated' Fillil STOVE FOLIS every day was adding to this host of sut lerers, he determinea to revolutionize, as far as possible, the old mode of treatment of such caes by casting aside the cruei torture of the blisters, setons, cauteries, red-hot irons, bleeding, salivation, and heroic medication, anu inaugurate a more uimaie speculation. Their advice is vaiuable,and I any hesitation appeared on the part ot tne rational, humane, aud certain method cf DART'S ON Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Sv's MARCH 13, 14 & 15, 1876. pit by following it many hare made fortunes. lorK ;eiropoiiB.i -(.New ntv VT ft " r LOTTA AND noways Concentrated SYRUP BLOOD PURIFIER I Stitched Skeleton Lotta BUSTLES ! Your attention is respectfully solicited to mv new novelty in a Stitched Skeleton Bustle, now ready, without 1 lamps, making a Bustle or Uoop Skirt a finer article that fit the fancies and wants of the trade, in their superb Sii'ch wiub coveh, finish. avoidance of claps a'sd harsh surface, which cut and wiab ttie underwear restia thereon, and ad- Joiuiu. Tuey arc raa cihy new, and strike every i eve with their tupeii ir excellence, at priots which cannot fail to attract the attention of buvets. They are made iu all correct sizes, stvles and lengths. These, and all past makes of Lotta Bustle, In-1 ciuninv ine .-tan:jai d uxbers os and are now ready, in Uierior workmanship, forming a com plete hue or styles and sizes in Panier, Trail and short lengths, which will compare favorably with those of anv other manufacturer. Diplomss have been awarded my goods each year sinee their introduction, by the American Institute 01 is, x., and lleaal and Diploma by the Centen nial Jfxhiuiuon. A. W. THOMAS, 91 White street, New Tork; 801 Race street, Philadelphia. The Greatest Blood Purifier known, everywhere TRIUMPHANT! A PERFECT SUCCESS! Curing Cancers. Scrofula, Humors, eakness. etc. In fad all Blood, Liver, Skin and Uterine diseases. Sold by druggists evervwnere. ince tf 1, or six Domes for $5. C. B. HOWE, M. D , Seiiec Falls, N. Y. Haver Failing AGUE 1 senate to confirm his cabinet nominations. The resolutions mention the name of Mr. Evarts with respect. A number of speeches were made in favor of allowing the president a broad range iu carrying out his evidently good inteutkns. Chicago March 8.--The press opinions on the cabinet chosen by President Hayes are generally favorable. The Inter-Oeean, , while doubting the feasibility of retaining Schurz -acknowledges his great ability, favors allowint; the preside.nt to call about him bis own ad visers and deprecates the action ot the senate yesterday; eays Sherman, " homp son, MeCrory and perhaps Devens stand for the more pronounced element ot Re publicanism. Schurz and Key represent the liberal and conset vative clenient and Evarts occupies half-way ground. It is not a body promisine grtat unanimity of thought but has plenty of brains and ought to be tried uutil the president at least is saii.-fied tnut hu has committed an error in assemblioii; men of antagonistic views a his coufiduntial advisers. The Times says: In thess selections the prefcident has niveD the country lhe first distinct indication that he inteuds to go cure. The twenty years, with nearly a million of dollars, have been expended in invent ing apparatus, machinery, aod appliances, aud founding institutions for their cure.. Over 4U,O00 greatful hearts rejoice to day in the cures made by the , National Surg cal institute, with its four great di visions at Philadelphia, Indianapolis, At lanta, and San Francisco. Sareeon-gea erals of other nations, and the foreign commissions at the centennial, paid it hom age, and gave it the most eulogistic cert: a, cates and commendations. It exhibited there five times as many instruments and appliances for the cure of diseased joints and deformities of the hu man body, as the united States and all the other nations combined, and. of course, received the highest premium, dii'Iouta, aud medal. All i:s methods f cure are rational, scientiSc. and free from the old torturing and usages ana failures !h p -t. llioe who have never vbitcd the iasti" a'aoa can form d j c.iaeepii'iu vf tages it possesses over propose to attempt a , cure without these facilities. Jo relieve pain and disease Popular Scientific Lectures, Pref. W. C. RICH ABDS. A. M., Ph.D. Illustrated by employing Grand and Novel Ex periments and Rare aud Valuable Apparatus, im ported at treat expense. Matinee, Wednesday at 3 P. (VI . For the Benefit of School Children. Tuesday Evening Subject: "Matter King, or the Work of Oxygen with Cosmos. Wednesday Evening Subject: "Matter Queen, or Chemistry of Water." Thun-day Evening Subject: "Frankiln'a Kite, or Kl.TtrirH) 1'hi uiumeli ' Matinee Wednesday aft trnoon Subject :Magic In Science." Admission Ticket for Single Lecture, 50 cents; Course TicKet.t tbree LecmreM, 1: Matiuee -Chil dren, 15 eeiite; Adults. 25 cents, lictcti lor sale at lhe b.iok sloree of Wy ie & McCune aud U. Ci amp ton. 8d(5t tliu great aivaa ail othert who ma? AND TONIC BITTERS. It wUl cure nermanent- Iv Chills. Aeue. Sciatica, Neuralgia, Debility, ail nervous and kidney diseases. Every bottle war ranted to give perfect satisfaction, p.ic $1, or six bottles $5. Send (tamp for Cnromo free. C. B. HOWE. M. D . Proorietor. Soneca Falls. N. T. Bold by John Bengston and T H Thomas, dim g gists, Kock Island. back on tlie damnable policy of the Grant give motion to stiff joints, correct1 deform -regime, relegating the Mortons, Blaines, ities of all kinds, restore paralyzed limbs, flhandlers and Camerons to the rear and and cure piles and fistula,d!seases peculiar bringing forward the liberal independent to women, and also diseases peculiar to plenipnt - This means music. It means a men. is its mission. ; smash op of old party combinations that We have learned that on account of the will benefit the country. The Times is hard times preventing so many sufferers ftatisnerl with tha nrosnecta. visitinff the National Surgical institute for The Tribune Bays the cabinet wiu giye 1 reliet. two or more ot tne surgeons nave HoWs'TETO" SEED BEILL4 Hf" ! rkiTator aov sad euitrnte ail kind t cgretablei. 1X work ct U) men. omm si 9 aj.w BWiminiw. sjd JSx Steal Tntk. nIuilTM. ltyI.r.UKX'JBC3.,B(!tfla,JjJi. The Highest Market Price PAID CASH n m U n si AT 1 Johnson & Son's Mill, MILAN ...... MX. Three thousand bottles sold each year by one store iu Cleveland Now receiving or pders oy mnll every day from an pan 01 me couniry. tirrewito are a lew oi tne many certificates aud letter receired Hundreds of whic we could print, il necessary to snow rentons Matcaiese Liver, Blood and Kidney Sy rap is appreciated at nom and extending over the who'.e country, upon iu merit only." And we claim without fear or favor it is the Vst family medicine in the world, an guarantee it the best blood and liver and kid ne svrup ever produced. Send for circulars, read an judge for yourself. We will be pleased to send circular to any person who writes ior one. UOME EVIDENCE. Extracts from letters received. RHEUM AMISM Some six months could not walk without the help of a crutch; tried nhvs clans aud many kinds of auvcrtn-ed tu'es wit.hou benefit, six bottles of renton s Matchless Svru cared me. Capt Quo Uand. SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made a perfect and permanent cure. L7AFT I BOllJS rKNNISCTON, SCROFULA From infancy was treated bv th n.st pnysicMns and toos everybody's cure, Tw bottles Matchlets Syrup cured me. yiun tLizA Jones, SCROFULOUS NECK Eight years cured by Fenton s :arsa;arii!a, stter trying nearly everv other kuown remedy. John McUinitt, couductor a L ( 11 b it it, Cleveland, C- SALT RliKVM elevin vears a'l over my body; took all the j . emedies advtriiaed. and in the hospital. Saw o k, twenty weeks; could not get cured; six ..es f feu: - us Matt bless Syrup cured me. George 3 own, Cleveland, O. FEMALE WEAKNESS soui cix years; used ev ery alterative known ; tried tne ciimauj from Min nesota to Texas ; conld get no relief; afterafew mouth's u.e of Kenton's Matchless SarAsparilla was cured completely, Mas Att B , OhioSt, Cleveland. O. RHEUMATISM Dr. Fenton : Having been laid up five weeks with Rheumatism, and spent dollar after doilar, my physician told me it mut-t wear off; got up and on crutches as many more weeks: was advised to get six bottles of Fenton's Sarapa rilla. Five bouses cured me completely. I freely recommend the Matculeec Syruo as a sure cure for Rheumatism. Yours truly, W. H. Bates, Cleveland, O. "Thousands Bear Testimony." SCROFULOUS SORE LEG twelve years, cured by Fenton's Saraparilla, after trying various noted blood remedies. i Capt. II esp. v Palmek, Akron, O. SCROFULA, five iarije abscesses on bodv, could not turn in bed for wti k", cured by Fenton's Sar Sarsiparilla; had expended over ono hundred doi lars previous to using taeAcme of iicclrliie, "ten ton'e Matchlees." C. Field. Sodus Point, New York. SCiiOFUIXJUS NECK, a number of ulcers, open for nine months; had the Dent medical advice in Cleveland, O. A friend sent me Kenton's Sarsapa riiln. Twelve bottles made aiicrfect and perma nent cure. W. II. Mears. North Bloomdeld, O, Cahp P.EOWX, Wyoming, Dec. S6, 1874. RUECMAT1SM OrC F Fenton: The six bot tlvs baiaparilia sent me in July Wt, cured me of Kiieumatssm, aud ou'.y used five, (one cot broken.; l naa 11 lor lour years, ana spent nearly tuie uioub and Co'iiarts, wstt the bet doctors la Montana Ter ritory previous I have got two more customers. Fleaae e icprrns me elj-'nu-eu more bottle lo souta Pass. Enclosed find the greenbacks. Write me to Camp Bruwc, as before. Yours truly. a u. n onBUrr. CONSUMPTION. Dr. C F FenUm. Dear Si-: My wife was tick two years with cir.euniptioD. we paid out over one ihourand di. liars and receivt-d no bti.efii; I sent for six bottles of your Matchless Syrup: the took it up aud suppowd herwli cured. One year from this time etie feit it omine oi.. I sent to Capt. Juhu Varuer, of Clevt-land, to send me hi more bottle, which completed the cure, for which we thank you, aud wish to ray to all, we be lieve it the best Renovator and Biood Purifier in the world. Truly, yonr friend. Capt. IIenbt Buock, PortBurwell.Ont. FEMALE WEAKNESS, of seven years standing cured by the use of one and a half bottles Fenton's Matcblece tMirsapanlla. Kiw. wm. Fort Hope, Micb. SALT RHEUM eighteen years; used allthsna ted humor cures without etiect; six botths Feiilon' Matchless Sarssparilla cured me; it is a dead pure cure. rcoooD, Bunaio, is y, IKvery person bould read this carefully. Dr Peutou. Cieve'.and, t iVKr a.r: Ue year ao, tut-u lu Brazil, foulti .-tiu- ni a. i mi-re contisc tru a Uisea-e trut cesr.y C(n-f nie ri:y uf.-. I was fcevcu,rr.o'.t!is ii buyiuw Spautsii itraliaB aud Buekos Ajr.-s bst to no purpow. I tn.-n -.-t;i CK-.f iegK". i ! s, ,t: d in ixty-fuur it;s in :lit military n..)i!tai. i ae Coc.ors loid me if i'uuu any fri.utl i 1 in: i-it--T iii-ike ll:y wv to h m. The Am-Ji. j:. tuuf .il 6-i t uu: to .New Yolk. Last sprn'if i: cmac tin iut: ..gain, K-st !. the nirtu was out tti lUe tin-i-tiou. A friend iu the Si :. bailt-s lloiel here (Detroit) advised Feuioir Matcbtena Syrup; 1 pent lor six bottles i hae tn,ly t ken four m i f iu perfectly well. I must ay it surjiriscd me. aid :'l tat knew the condition I was in tr five jvtif. I freely recommend Fenton's Matchless Syrau aU)?e any blood purfisr in the catalogue of medicines. Yours resDectf ally. Detroit, Mich. E. McKitterick. We intend to publish more wonderful evidences. Bold in Rock Island by John Bengston, E Breo. nert. T II Thomas and E Koehler. 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