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BOCK ISLAND ILLINOIS,
Wednesday. March 21. 1877.
Scheme to Dam the
Won't Win.
Mississippi
The fact that the Molina Water Power
Co. failed to obtain its usual appropriation
this year, uoder the specious plea of devel
oping a water power for government use
at Rock Island Arsenal, has induced the
wily manager of that company to mak p.
cat's paw of the innocent Board of Trade,
of Davenport, in a scheme to dam the
Mississippi so as to use the water of tlt
wholo river to wash tho sand out of its
pond. This of course will ruin river navi
gation and the foxy Charley does not ap
pear as advocate of the dam project, but
allows our old railroad friend Holmes, of
Gilbert, to father the nondescript. That
congress has been beautifully humbugged
into appropriating largo sums f money for
the Moline Water Power Co. with nothing
but a canal, a stone wall and a pond of sand
to show for it, except for a limited time du
ring the year, is a well known fact. That
congress will not be further humbugged in
this direction begins to bo apparent, and
that it will never allow river navigation to
be ruined by dams across the Mississippi
is also a pretty well grounded belief. It
would be siugular indeed, if congress, after
spending money to deepen the channel,
should then spend more money to dam it
up again!
Does Not Want to be Recognised.
Gov. Hampton of South Carolina is re
ported as saying he "does not wish to be
recognized; all that he desires is that the
United States troops be withdrawn from
the state-house." This shows that the
question in South Carolina is a very sinip
plo one, and that Hampton thoroughly
understands it. Why should he wish to
bo recognized by the federal government?
Has Gov. Phelps of Missouri ever asked
Mr. Hayes to recognize him? Has Gov.
Culloui of Illinois ever sought a federal
recognition? Did Mr, Hayes, when gov
ernor of Ohio, solicit a recognition from
President Grant? Is it necessary that the
president, or the de facto president of the
L'nited States, should recognize each ot
the thirty-eight state governors before
they can boast a clear title? It is not the
presidential recognition that makes lawful
governors of states; it is not the voice of
the people. Hampton would fare just as
well without being recognized by Mr.
Hayes as if he were recoguized every day
of the year. But there are federal troops
in the South Carolina state-house an'i
this is the trouble. It is Mr. Hayes' fault
that they are there. Grant placed them
theri, and Hayes keeps them there.
They ought to be removed, for they de
bar the lawfully chosen government from
the building. If they were out of the way,
the Hampton government would walk into
tho state-hous, the Chamberlain pretence
of a government would quietly walk out
and that would bo the end of the matter.
From that time forth South Carolina
would be as qaiet and tranquil as Mis
souri or Illinois. The federal army in
Louisiana and South Carolina is a disturb
ing agent. If it had never been employ
ed to put in oflice and maintain uuelected
governors there would have been no
trouble. Send the same army to Boston
to put a pretender in the executive chair
of Massachusetts, and there would be a
Massachusetts question, just like the
South Carolina question only teu times
worse. There is but one rightful solution
of the trouble in South Carolina and Louis
iana tho removal of tho cause of it.
Take away the troops f rom Columbia and
New Origan and the trouble will dUap-pear.--.S7.
Imix Hep'dtUcan.
From the Ihuly UrajMe, Miirrh :', 177.
Restoring tlte Portraits.
A South Carolina gentleman, after the
war.t Mik a half dozen crooked and grimy
pictures to a well known artist to bu re
stori d- "These are my ancestors," he ex
plained; "they have come through the
war uninjured. You seo we took the best
care to make tliem seem worthless, ana
they were lot alone, and with a little pains
will look as good as new." Now that our
presidential war is over, a good deal ot
restoring will have to be done iu the
national port! ait gallery. It 1 as been too
much the custom of late years to earn
political warfare beyond the legitimate
lines ot principles unu measures, ami
admitted public acts into the domain ol
private life, and assaults on character have
taken the placo of argument, and discus
sions of public questions have been varied
by mud throwing. The heat of the excite
tuent of the passions aroused by the inter
ests at stake carries even well tueauing
uieu turther than they intend to go in this
direction, and they doubtless sincerely
regret statements and charges agaiust
opponents if they lack the courage to
make the honorable amende. .John Quiney
Adams repented more than anything hib
bitter personal assaults on his antagonists.
Mr. Ogle on his deatU bed confessed that
his tales against President V an Huron were
untrue, and regretted making them. Now
that the Republic, ins have gained the goal
and thir candidate is iu the lute House,
justice no les.s than magnamity requires
them to acknowledge that at least three
quarters ol Hie charges made against
Governor Til Jon were not supported by
fads.
There is no question that he was falsely
accused of a great many thiugs and in
terms which no well-bred person or well
conducted paper should employ. And the
portrait of this distinguished citizen and
civilian is now undergoicg a process of
restoration.. The stains are fading out
The blotches are going. Tho American
people mean to be just. His nephew, Col
one! Pelton, suffered in the same way
The exigencies of the campaign seemed to
make it necessary to throw suspicion ou his
connection with the Oregon affair, to make
that contemptible case look as badly as
possible. A great quautity of telegrams
were unearthed, dispatches in cipher were
found, and their contents guessed at,
There wero sugiastious of money wanted.
and some of the despatches were directed
to Mr Iildcn s private, residence I hose
who knew Mr. Pelton personally needed no
assurance that he had engaged in no iui
proper transaction, lie went before the
senate committee, and at his own request
made a full and explicit statement of his
connection with the Oregou business, and
one that ought to have satisfied, and prob
ably did satisfy, all who heard it. It is
sell consistent and reasonable. Col. Pel
ton acted with the Democratic Committee.
A great many telegrams were received.aod
many were not delivered. Somo of them
wero answered by himself, and others by
other gentlemen, end most of them were
forgotten in the crowd of other
matters requiriug attention. People
sometime addressed dispatches to his resi
dence in Gramercy Park, but Done were
delivered there, the officers having expli
cit ord. rs o deliver them at the office in
Libeity street durum the day, and at the
headquarters in the Everett House dur
lug the eyeniug. Most of the dispatches
put in evidence he never saw, and many
of thorn had no signature, and the order
V,.""!" waa changed so that dispatches
ftua bad do couutictiou were read aa
question and answer. As tor proposing
or considering the purchase of one of the
Republican electors, the subject was not
thought of, and would have been spurned
if it had been suggested, and neither of
the Republican eleotors, admits that he
was ever approached. Money was asked
for to be used in paying lawyers' fees,
which was a perfectly legitimate transac
tion, but it was never used end never left
this city; and when asked lor was empha
tically refused. The whole thing fell
through the day it was thoroughly exam
ined. There was no real bottom for the
tub to stand upon. The senate Las shown
its views on the general subject by admit
ting Governor Groyer to a seat, and the
people will gladly see that Col. Pelton's
good name is restored. And it is to be
hoped that in the next presidential can
vass the soiling of reputations will not be
included in the tactics of either party.
LFTTER FROM HON. B.G.WRIGHT.
Call for a Greenback Clnb in Rural.
Rural, 111., March 20, 1877.
To tho Editors of The Argus:
Gentlemen: I copy, and 6end you for
publication, a call for a greenback club in
Rural township.
From your lately published view of the
currency question you agree, in the main
points, with the greenback advocates,
unless I am mistaken in the language you
use. You oppose the federal bank system
and banks of circulation both have been
a system of legalized "spoliation" as
proved by the able French political econo
mist, Bastiat. The treasury note system
was very ably advocated by Jefferson,
Jackson, and other anti-bank statesmen of
early times. If the views you express had
been promulgated in the Democratic
platform at St. Louis, instead of that
indefinite word "reform," the Democratic
party would to day have the administra
tion of the federal government. The
people begin to see that the money power
and its combination with every form of
monopoly, is tho curse of down trodden
humanity. They have the numerical
power and will right the wrongs which
oppress them. B. G. Wright.
CALL FOR A GREENBACK CLUB.
We, the undersigned, believing that the
pecuniary interest of the farmers,
mechanics, merchants, laborers, and other
producers and distributers of the products
of industry, require the continuance, by
the federal government, of the legal tender
treasury note, or greenback currency.
1st, We believe that the principle and in
terest of thi United States bonds shall be
paid in greenbacks. 2nd, We believe that
the states should not charter banks of
circulation. 3d. We believe that the
National banks should be discontinued,
and their notes, which cost the industrial
classes some twenty millions of dollars
annually, shall be replaced by
greenbacks. 4th, We believe that
the federal government should re
ceive greenbacks for duties, taxes, and
all other claims; and, 5th, We believe that
the bondholders shall be taxed as other
property holders,for federal aud state pur
poses. To aid in securing the adoption of these
measures we agree to form a political asso
ciation to be called the "Rural Township
State Sovereign Greenback Club" under
such a constitution as the members mav
adopt.
And we pledge ourselves to each other.
and to the advocates of these measures, to
vote for no man for president, vice presi
dent, member of eontrress, governor, lieu
tenant governor of Illinois, or members of
our state legislalure.not pledged to support
these essential measures of reform.
Tho "Iron Trails."
A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over
the Atchison, fopeka and Santa Fe rail
road and of the beauties, sceuery aud plea
sure resorts ot the hocky mountains, by
"Nym Crinkle," the musical and dramatic
critic of the New York World, sent free on
application, together with the San Juan
Owiie, tiiai and timo tables of this new
and popular route from Kansas City and
Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points
in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and the
San Juan mines. The finest line of Pull
man Sleepers on the continent between the
Missouri river aud the Rocky mouutaius
without change.
Address, T. J. Anderson,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
2 OdwCm Topeka, Kan.
NEitvors ii;bii,ity.
Adpreurtl, irrltaMe state of mind)
wek, nervous, rihaustcf feeling,
no energy or animation ; 8 confuted
bead, weak memory, often with de
bilitating, Involuntary discharges. Tha
eonsequpnre of emcew.s, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This IVI.ItVOCS DKniT,ITT
finds a sovereign cure in HriTPriRKY.S
IIOMKOI'ATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2S.
It tones up the system, arrests d''chv"Nf dispels
the mental gloom and despondent., f nu rojuve.
nates the entire system. It is penectly harm
less and always efficient. - Trice 5, for a packajre
of Ore boxes and a larpe f 2 rial of powder, which
In important in old, serious cases ; or )1 per single
box. Bold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS'
BPECI1TC HOMEOPATHIC MCVCTNK CO
Ko. 503 i:ao.i)t7AY, 1!. Y.
t'tf Nee lark's advertisement.
SPECIAL IwTICES.
MARRIED LADIES
tamp for rnufldcniinl circular ot creatvulue. Dr.
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VICTIMS
of Self Abuse or Indiscretion
ohk" on Nervou i and Private Diseases. Address
Chicago Mkdical Institltr, lSti S. Clark St.,
Chicago.
.A. CiRD.
To all who are sufferim? from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
coy, los of manhood, Ac, I will send a recipe that
will euro you, FREE OK CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in Sonth
America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. Joseph T. Inman Station D, Bible House
New York City,
SOAP.
ESTABLISHED 183'J.
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MAKERS OF
Standard and Reliable
CHICAGO.
No so-called Urease enters into the manufacture
of their different brandj of Soap. Only Pure Ke
nned Taliow and Vegetable Oils are used.
Pull Weight. Always Reliable,
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Best & Most Perfect Soap Made
Sold lu all the States and Territories.
For sale by Henry Dart's Sons, Kock Island, and
VanPatien & Marks, and Belderbeck & Miller, Day.
aport, low.
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WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
fPHE countenance is pale and leaden
J colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull ; the pupils
dilate ; an azure semicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid ; the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds; a swell
ing of the upper lip ; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing of
the ears ; an unusual secretion of saliva;
slimy or furred tongue ; breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
with agnawmg sensation of the stomach,
at others, entirely gone ; fleeting pains
in the stomach ; occasional nausea and
vomiting ; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools slimy; not unfrequently
tinged with blood ; belly swollen and
hard; urine turbid; respiration occa
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough ; cough sometimes dry and
convulsive ; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. M?LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; it is an innocent prepa
ration, not capable of doing the slightest
injury to the most tender infant.
The genuine Du. MVLane's Vermi
fuge bears the signatures of C. MVLane
anil Fleming Bros, on the wrapper.
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DR. C. MLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.
'lnee lMi.-i arc not recommended a
a remedy for the ills that lh?sh i
heir to," lint in ttiu'etions of the Liver,
ami in all 1 5 i 1 i - Coruplaints.Dyspepsia
and .Sick H aduhe, or diseases of that
clianiPttT, they :t.:nd without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better c.tliartie can be used pre
paratory to, ( r after taking Quinine.
As a simple purgative they are un
epialed. BEWARE OP MUTATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Du. M?Lane's
Livkji Pills.
Ea.-h wrapper bears the signatures of
( M'.'TjANK aml Fleming Bros.
Sulci by all respectable druggists and
, Mu-!ry storekeepers generally.
MARK THESE FACTS!
The ter-timony of the wholo World.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.
'I had no appetite; Holloways Pi!ls gave me a
hearty nne.''
" Your l'llis are marvellous.'1
"I st'iul for another box. and keen them iu the
hounr ."
"!r. llolloway has cured my headache that wae
chronic."
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moHniw. I lie dear little thing irot well in a day.'
"My nausea of a niorniui; is cow cured.
"Your bottle of llollowav's Oiiitaiont cured me
of no'ses in I lie head. I rnhbed om'.' of your Oint
men! behind my ear and the now- hay left."
"Send nic two boxes; I want one for a poor f ini
ily."
'"I vncliwe a dollar; your price i- 25 cents, but
the medicine to me worth u dollar."
"Send me five boxes of your pills."
"IaI nie have t. ree hoxes of jour pills by return
mail, for ( hills and Fever."
1 have over S O such testimonials as, these, but
want of space coinpe s me to conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders,
and all eruptions of the skill, the Ointment is most
Invaluable, it does not heal externally alone, but
penetrates with the nuiit searching effects to the
very root cf the evil
HOLLOW AY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
D ISO It D Eli OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too litile water; or
whether they be alilicled with stoi.e or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the loins over the
regions ot the kidney, these pills should be taken
according to the printed dinctioi.s, and the Oint
ment should be well rubbed into the small of the
iac at bed time. This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when ail other means have failed.
For Stomachs Out of Orders.
No medicine so effectually improves the tone
of the stomach as those pills; they remove all
acidity occasioned either by inteninerar.ee or Im
proper diet. They reaeh the liver and reduce it to
a healthy condition; they are wonderfully eftlca
hious iu cases of spasm in fact Ihey never fail ill
curing all disorders of the liver and stomach.
HOLI.OWAY'S, PILLS are the best known in the
world for the following diseases: Agne, Asthma,
Bilious Complaints. Blotches on the Skin, Bowels,
Consumption, J)elnjity, Diopsy, Dvsentery, Ery
sipelas, Female Irregularities, Fever -of all kinds,
Kits, (Jont, Headache, Indigestion, Inflammation,
Jaundice. Liver 'omplaiuts. Lumbago, Piles,
Rheumatism, Retention of the urine. Scrofula or
King's hvll, hore I hroats. Stone and Gravel, Tic
D: tilonreux. Tumors, Ulcers, W orms of all kinds,
weaiuiess irom any cause, etc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are irennlnc unless the signature of J. Ilav-
docfc, as agsnt for the United States, surrounds
each box of Pills, and Ointment. A handsome re
ward will be given to any one rendering such in
formation as may lead to the detec ion of any par
ty or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vend
ing the same, knowing them to be spurious.
Sold at the manufactory of Prof . llolloway &
Co., New York, and by all respectable druggists
and dea'ers m medicine throughout trie civilized
world, in boxes at 'ir cents, t2 cents and 1 each
J'fy'Thcre is considerable saving by taking the
larger size.
N. H Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are amxea to each Dox
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Insurance Company,
OF NEW TORE.
CHARTERED 1325.
SAMFFT, T. SEIDMORE, President.
I1KXBI A. OAKLLT, Vice President.
Insures Against Lc:s or Damaj toy Firs.
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SCALES
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J OF A IX KINDS.
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Be careful to Day only the Ucnuine.
STAINED GLASS
S. S. MARSHALL & BRO.
Manufacturers of
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63 Cedar Ave., cor. Second Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY, .PA.
V
SIL7ZS PLATED WLRi
WILCOX
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Show Rooms, 21 Maiden Lane, JV. Y.
Factories, West Meriden, Conn.
Manufacturers of
Plated Tea Sets
PORCELAIN LINED
Ice Pitchers, Castors,
WAITEKS,
Coffee and Ice Water Urns,
EPERGNES,
FRUIT STANDS,
CAKE BASKETS,
BERRY DISHES,
Spoons Ac Forks,
Pearl, Ivory and Steel Handled
KNIVES. &C, &C, &C.
tThese Goods can he found at all First Class
Ueaiers id l'lated Ware. In purchasing call for
Isar wiLcox'8 quadruple iplatb.j
II! ILL,
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Broadway and Bond Sts. NEW YORK
A General Assortment of
Nickel German
ALSO THE SAME PLATED WITH
Tea Sets, Cake and Fruit B iskets, Butter Dishes
and Stands, Spoon Holders, Castors, Tea Trays, Ice
and Water Pitchers and Coolers, Cups, Goblets,
Castors, Wine and Pickle Stands, (with Fine Cut
Bottles.1
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Of the most substantial kind. Also a great
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AS WELL AS USEFUL,
FOR
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Factokibs: WALLING FOKI). CONN
WATES WHEELS.
SI MTERWKEEL
SIHO TOM HEW OWCVJWR.
KOH WORKS.
MATCHES;
Safety Matches.
TIIEKE AKE MANY ACCILENTY AND FIRES
I which occur from the use of the ordinary sul
phur and purlor matches. Either kind of these
matches iiruite readily upon any urface. To pre
vent tire or accidents, which lire liable to occur
from their careless use Ei'HUAI.U SMITH. UK) St.
John St., Philadelphia, invented a match known as
"Pennsylvania Safety Match,"
which neede only one trial for the public to know
its importance. Its peculiarity is that it cannot be
ianited except on the special preparation furnished
with each box. They do not emii, any disagreeable
odor or make a.iy startling, crackling sound ou
b"lng ignited. They contain ueither sulphur nor
phosphorus, neither are they poisonous. Another
Important point is that they are perfectly safe iu
the hands of children : and the ratB and mice carry
ing them off can do no damage. Mr. Smith also
manufacturers a special rubber 10 be placed near
maic ii sates, tuereby making these maicnes as con
venient as ttiose which igrnile on any surface. With
these improvements they are very desirable for
pnvaie uweiiiii?s janu nusmess nouses in wnitn
combustible matter is kept. In case one should be
dropped on the floor there would be no danger of
its ourning tne carpet or igniting I by auy acciden
tal means. Orocers have them for sale. Also man
ufactnrer of Parlor and Sulphur matches.
EDUCATIONAL.
ROCK ISLAND
e T. A. FUEY, Principal.
P TniS ? COLLEGE AIMS TO GIVE
CS I thorough aud complete course in
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Term m noil h h i Xluhf H.hnnl tnm f- 4
tfl obertoMav 11-18dt
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Special Advantages.
Right eminent Professors as Instructors.
The Best and most Elegant. Rooms in the West.
Boarding Club. Good board $1.50 to $3 a week'
Three First-class Penmen constantly employed
Superior individual instruction in Book-keeping.
Commercial Law. Invaluable to business men.
Commercial Arithmetic, thorough and practical.
Vnequaled advantages for learning Telegraphy.
Scholarships good in Forty Colleges.
10. These advantages are possessed by no othe
School. Address
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Solicit ShiDmcnts of Grain. Hides. Tallow. Wool,
Feathers, Butter, Eggs, and other Country Produce.
Lioerai casn advances made on Bills oi uiuing
Orders for Cement and Merchandise of all kinds
promptly attended to.
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817 Washington Street,
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Poultry, Game, &c.
W GOOD SALES AND PROMPT RETURNS.
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Hotels'
AMERICAN HOTEL
CbestL at Street, opposite Independence Hall,
PHILADELPHIA PA
S. M. IIEULINGS,ProprieHr.
Dally Arucs kept on file.
BARNUikrs HOTEL.
ST. LOUIS MO
"TN order to meet the wants of the transient pat
I rous of this Hotel, rates have been reduced to
fi.N) and $2.00 per day, according to location of
rooms. Its eminent standing will be fully main-
lamea in every particular.
L. A. PRATT, Proprietor
NEWHALL HOUSE
MILWAUKEE
.Wife
J. F. ANTISDEL Proprietor.
Thft TRitit nrnritnr nf tMu "PU.riit TTrt
have Ntmrcd iicifhcr monev nr nHini in fnrntahino
and improving thu house; and with the improveo
' J " - v.
for convenience and comfort to the traveling public
FRENCH'S HOTEL,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Opposite City Hall, Park, Court House, and New
fost umce.
NEW YORK.
All Modern Improvements, including Elevator
Rooms, $1 per day and upwards.
1 . J. fKJi CU & BROS,, Proprietors.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
Corner of Chambers Street, and West Broadway,
xsr-w iokk.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
First-clRR KrrnmnmilHtinni) fordim i.i,otB Trea
ted conveniently to business and places of amuse-
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from ft to $5 per day. Newlyaud handsomely fur-
inBiicuanu decorated.
N. A S. .1. nUOGINS. Proprietors.
N. Huirtrins. former! v of Manila ten Hntr.l. S .T
Hugiue. formerly of Loveiov's Hotel.
ASHLAND HOUSE,
Fourth Ave. Cor. 94th St.,
New York Citv
American and European Plan.
The central location of ihc "Ashland1 makes it
a verv desirable plate for MruntrerK. beintr one
block from Madison i'uk. also Hroa ! way. mid only
ashoit distance from any of the principal places
of amuse men t.
By taking either 'J!'! St.. cross town, or Fourth
Avenue Street i'ar-. access m ly he had direct from
the door, to any ,rt ol the eiiy.
MB. KDW AliO A. JOHNSON,
will be f. u nd iu i hnre of the ofHiv. where he bas
presided for eighi years, and will not fail to give
satisfaction to quests.
Room and Boaiid $2.00, ?2.0 and $3 per Day.
Booms $1 per Hay and Upwards.
H. H. B BOCK WAY, Proprietor.
ANVILS.
Centennial Exhibition Prize Medal Awarded.
Eagle Anvil Works!
Established 1843
Made at the oldest Anvil manufactory in this
emiiiiry. ah rnjiisn Anvils, alter a time, become
hollowing on the lace by continued hammering in
use, on account of the fllirous nature of the wrought
iron enuMiie 11.10 seme, unoer lue steel.
But the body of the hairle Anvil beiim of r.rvs
tal'ized iron, such settlini; cannot occur; aud the
steel face therefore remains perfectly true. Also,
it has the pn-at advantage, that bcinjr of a more
solid material, and, consequently, with lets re
bound, the piece forced receives the FULL effect
of the hammer, instead of a part of it being wasted
Dy inu reoounu. as wltli a wrouiit iron Anvil.
More work can therefore be done on this Anvil
with a hammer one-fifth lighter than required for a
wrought iron Anvil which is more elastic.
The working surface is in one piece of Jessoc's
oept looi, UA8T STBti.. accurately ground, hard
ened and given the proper temper for the heaviest
woik. The horn is ol touch untemnered steel.
The cast steel surface is warranted to be thor
oughly welded and not to come off.
I'KICE LIST, October 1st, 1S70.
Anvils welfirhint; 100 lbs. to 800 lbs. 9 cts ner lb
Smaller Anvils, ("M'nims.11) from $2.75 to $8 each.
HED3E TSIMMEE
SAMUEL McELHANEY'S
COMBINED
Praiiiiiia; Shears
AND
HEDGE TRIMMER,
Manufactured by
.A: S: TODD,
STERLING ILLS.
Sterlino, Juke 19, 1874.
Mr. A. S. Todd : I have used the No 1 Pruning
Shear I purchased of you for forty days in succes
sion, trimming both trees and hedges and in some
of the worst places I ever saw a trimmer put I
take pleasure in saying it is the best thing of the
kind I ever saw, and If I could not get another I
would not part with it for twenty dollars.
JOiN BUTTON,
Pracllcal gardner and tree trimmer.
San Fbancisco, Cal.
These are the best Pruning Tools In the world.
BAKiiK & HAMILTON.
Commission Merchants
General Purchasing Agent I
121 DEARBORN ST.,
Make purchases of all descriptions of Merchandise
expeie io lue pu rr.uturer.
REFERENCES:
H. E. LOWE. Assistant Cashier Merchant's Savings Loan aud Trust Co Chicago
G. P. UPTON, Associate Editor "Tribune"
G. B. KANE & CO., Manufacturers of Printing Ink
B. SCAERMERMORN, Ass't Agent U. n. tspress W ...
wm bfiwh. President Bank of North America, 44 Wail st , New York
COOKE & COLTON, Baukers and brokers, 40 Broad st
Subscriptions rectived for ell fapcre, t-erioaicais
Correspondence solicited on any point pertaining
For the Laundry or Toilet is EQl'AL to White Castile Soap, for it is mRde of !PlRE VEO
ET4BLE OILS, and l.y the same process, which retain all the natural healing Qualities of the
oils. It costs MO WITH I. EMM than the imported article that it is rapidly coming into general
household use. The use of Colobed Soaps i condemned by Physicians as liable to produce skin
diseases. The Pl'KITY or the White Sop renders it nw perfectly barmleM. Matlu
only by Peocteu & (4amblk, Cincinnati, bold by all wholesale uud retail grocers.
Only Distillers
Still enjoy the reputation of luaruiacturing tne Best Kum m me fiaies. iuuiy auioonzeu vy mm
license. The superior quality i.n:i purity of Lawrence's Medford Bum for the past fifty one years. Luv
made it everywhere known as the siandurd Kum. "No pains will be spared to maintain its purity uw:
TIB LARGEST STOCK
IN THE WORLD. Of the finest and choicest grades and of all ages. The public Is cautioned ifafn
imitations aud counterfeits. Order direct from ue, and we warrant perfect satisfaction. Please acdre
orders to MEDKOKD. MASS., or 131 Broad St., Boston, Mass., and they will receive prompt atteniio
Send for circular. DANIEL LAWRENCE SONb.
ASTIFI3AL LIMES
(fi EGBERT BATY,
I Manufacturer of
Ji ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Office for the Northwest of Dr. B!yV Celebrated
Patent Limbs, as the following will show:
Kochebteii, N. Y., Sept. 1, 1874.
Robkkt Batv, Ksq.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Iieak Sin: Vou are the only party authorized to
make my Patent Legs in the Northwest, there be
ing no one iu Chicago authorized to manufacture
any of my patents. Yours &c,
DR. BLY.
Bly's Limbs manufactnred on Government orders.
Apparatus for Shortened Limbs and all Dcformi
lies. For particulars address
ROBERT BATY,
105 Wisconsin Street.Milwankee Wis.
JOLIET STONE
WM. A. STEEL,
PROPRIETOR OP THE
Joliet Stone Quarries.
Dealer in the Best Quality of
Dimension, Flagging, Rubble
and every kind of
BUILDING AND MONUMENTAL STONE.
These are the most extensive Quarries in this
section of country, shipping more stone than all
the others put together, of all thicknesses, from
two inches to fifty-two inches thick; and jhe quau
tity quarried is so great that almost any order can
be filled on the spot.
EYE WATE3.
THOMPSON'S
This well-known and thoroughly efficient Reme
dy for Diseases of the Eyes has acquired a world
wide reputation during the past eighty ond enrs
anil it is a remark hie fnct l!'t this reputation has
been sustained biiuply by the
MERITS OF THE MEDICINS
itself, and not by nny puffing or extensive advertis
ing. 1 iie many thousands who have used it will
bear testimony to the truth of this Htatement.
Manufactured only bv JOHN L. THOMPSON.
SONS A '0., Troy, New rk. The manufacture
of the ' Bridgeport Eye Water 11 has be n discon
tinued. Price. ar cents.
Sold by all Drugplsts.
Washing Crystal
GET THE GENUINE.
SHIKRELL'S
KULLIYUN
WASHING CRYSTAL
SBIRRELL CO., Proprietors.
47 Pearl Street, BUFFALO. N. Y
WIEE GOODS.
J. MANEY & CO,,
Manufacturers of
Patent Wire Signs !
Wire Stands and Frames for Cloaks, Shawls, ( apes.
Dresses. Coats, Vests, Jackets. Pants, Umbrel
las, Parasols and Canes. Branches for Hats,
Bonnets and Millinery Goods,
Also, a large assortment of FANCY BIRD CAGES.
154 Second St. Factory. 168 Second St.
MILWAUKEE WIS
Agents Wanted
GREEN'S
PATENT SHIRT-BOSOM
Stretcher aud Ironino-
BoARn. Most perfect, dura
ble and cheapest ironing-board in the world. Al
ways realy for use: needs no adjusting; fits any
shirt; never out of order. Agents Wanted.
G REEN & CRAZIER, Manufacturers,
58 & B5 S. Jefferson street,. . CHICAGO.
We are A cents for Lyman fc Frazier's Pat. Lamp
Wick Trimmer.
WANTED.
We will give energetic men
aud womeu
Business that will Pay
from f4 to f S per day, can be pursued In your own
neighborhood, and is strictly honorable. Particu
lare free, or samples worth several dollars that w ill
enable you to go to work at once, will be sent on
receipt of 50 cents.
Address J. LATEAU & CO.,
Box 2,154. 419 Washlngtop St.. Boston. Mass.
AGENTS WANTED.
Goodyear's Pocket Gymnasium.
SNDOBSXO BY THE HCST XU IKBNT FBTSICIU'S.
Sis Ksst Cc&plstt fyjtem
or physical rxritcisa
Eer Denied for Home
Practice.
100,000 In sue by men,
wemvn and children.
V:ed standing, ittingor
reclining.
Hundreds of (tracefol
movements.
For hnme, offiee, schools,
huspitsls.
Price LUL-N'o 1 . for Chil-
dreu4tut,vrs. 01-00. No.
2. fur Children fi in 8. 1 10.
No. 3, for Children f to 10, f I 20. No. 4. for Children lOtnH,
ijaj. ptn o, ior liiiates anu t;iiuarcn years ana npvrartis,
1.40. No. 6, fur (lentlemen of moderate strencth. f M.
0. 7. tmed hv Ladies. Children i-r Onti. 12.00. No. S.
for (aeHtlemon of extra strenpth. $- 50. Foil set, familv
uee. 1 ea-h, i to 5) Two T and TSV, JlS.im. Ki."and8
are fitted with a scrcwve ar.d luxik to nttbcli to the wall or
Boor. A nalr of No. 7. 'fM or 8 (" (. niake a complete
UrmiMium and Hsalth Lift. Keni poet-rnid on receipt of
price. .Exclusive Ageucieii granted in nnccndd territorr.
Exclusive riirhta to sell the PocKet irn!naiiim afford
the larfrnfct pmslhle returns forsmall investments. Its sales
arc nearly nniversnl w he ever it is placed belore the pub
lic and Its merits fullr understood.
For Illustrated deserlptWe circulars, terms, ate., address,
Goodyear Robber Curler Co.,
r. o. Bex t.iM. 697 Broadway, New York.
BCBBKK 600 DH Of KTxHI DtScmniOI.
Mr Drake of the Abgus. while In New York. raep.
tally inspected the above described Pocket Gymna
sium, and found it to be as stated by Goodyear
Rubber Curler Co., who are honorable and reliable
Please state in what paper you saw this 4,vertiM
CHICAGO, ILL.
for Merchants and others at lowest prices, withou t
ana books at rutinsners' rates.
to the business. State where yon saw this adv.
"J
9
of Medford Rum
OF OLD MEDFORD MM
Manufacturers
EQIWS'W SEED Mir'SEW"
Hand Cultivator sow and cultivate all
kinds "egetaoiea. uo wora oi iu
men. nest ana cneapest.
Frice fix JO comDinea.
Sted Teeth.
BROOKS, BANCROFT & CO.,
Manufacture rs;andfCeaIers;in
Jewelers' & Druggists' Boxes,
TINE AXD WHITE COTTON TWISE,
RIBBON, WAX ETC.
31 Hawlev Street, WOSTON.
CHAS. KAESTNER & C0.f
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE MILLS
And Ceneral
Mill Machinery,
Also.Portar.le Mills for Re-
Gnnriing Middl ngs. Brew
ery, Malt Iionse and Tittil-
lery Machinery; Cat Iron
- Mills lor Coffee, Spice and
Farm use; Corn Sheller,
it am Engines, Horse Powers, etc,
03 Sonth Canal Street.
CHICAGO, txls.
Send for circular.
"ffly Grand Medal at Ontrnnlal.
Vl't-al'i
Et4Tl3lT4 Tir.rMlr Will
Scourer, grinder and rfnlur.
S tset long bv 4 feet hich.
Ron. with belt 4 Inches wide.
Flonr. 8 to bushel, per hoar.
Ha double Tentil.tlnf; bulter.
For flour, middling and bran.
Olres every one hit own gTttt.
ftlske. the bemt floor and yield.
Is a reliable flourina mill. "i
StaililN! flrie'ttent V;
For sjl .uhstaDce. wet or dry.
Bel It of burr .tone and iron..
For henry or light power.
Caiaoiiy of So inch ntonev
Emial to any larger tie.
Thickest French burr .tones.
Double discharge sponta.
Adjustable bahbitt boxes.
Centennial Jndres i award medal on tmo.fsr port
able, vertical mil for tolMittj and good trorkman
ship, economy and adaptability M
. ETWARn HARRISON, NKW HAVEV, CONN.
ooiia telldjtwtme tmrrt.
Tf you feel doll, drowsy, debilitated, have fre
quent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite,
and tonpne coated, cu are suffering from torpid
liver, or "biliousness,'1 and noihlng will cure vou
so speedily aud pe-marientiy as to
For all Diseases of tbe Liver, Stomac6
aod Spleen. The Cheapest, Forest and
Beet Family Medicine in the World !
Ask the recovered dyspeptics. Bilious suffercs,.
victims of Ft ver and Acue, the mercurial diseased
patient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits
and t-ood appetite they will tell you by taking
Simmon's Liver Regulator.
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE.
It contains four medical elements, never united
in the same happy proportion in any other prepar
ation, viz: A gentle Cathartic, a wonderful Tonic,
an nnexceptionahle Alterative and certain Correc
tive of a 1 impurities of the body. Such sipnal suc
cess has at. ended its use, that it is now regsrded
as U e
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
Far all dise ses of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen.
AS A REMEDY IN
Malarious Fevers, Bowel Complaints, Dyspepsia,
McntiU Depression, Bestlessness, Jaundice, Nau
sea, Sick Headache, Colic, Constipation, and Bili
ousness SSTIT HAS SO EQUAL. 3
Sold by all Druggists.
Liver Disease and Indieestioiu
prevail to a greater extent than
probably any other malady, and
relief is always anxiously
sought after. It the Liver i
lit mutated in its action, bealthi
ncuilh Is almost invariably se
SIMMONS
cured, lndiii-ftljn or want of action in the Liver
causes Headache, Constipation, Jaundice, Pain in
the Slioul ;ers, Cough, Dix.iuee, Sour Stomacr;,
bad taste iu the mou h, bilious attacks, palpitation
of the heart, depression of spirits or ihe bines, and
a hundred other symptoms, SIMMONS' LIVER
RfcGCLATOR is ihe best remedy that has ever
been discovered Xt,r these ailments. It acts mildly,
effectually, and, being a simple vegetable com
pound, can do no Injury lu any quantities that it
may be taken. It is harmless in every way; it has
been for forty years, and hundreds of goom aud
great from ail parts of the country will vouch for
its virtues, viz: Hon Alexander H. Stephens, of
Georgia; Bishop Pierce, of Georgia; John Gill
Shorter, of Alabama; Gen. John B. Gordon, R. L.
Mott, of Columbus, Go., are
are among tbe hundreds t
whom we can refer. Extrttt
of a letter fiom Hon. Alexin
der II. btephens, dated March
8, 1KT2: "I occasionally use,
when my conciiioo requires it.
Dr. Simmons1 Liver Regulator, with good effect.
It is mild, and suits inu beiler than more active
medicine.
Important Caution.
Bcy ko Powders o
PfltPAKED SIMMONS'
LIV ER REGULATOR VN-
LESS IK OUK ENORAVID
WKAPFSn, WITH THAU .
MaBK, ttTAMF ANU SlUNA
TlliB UUBBOKSN.
REGULATOR-
J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
MACON, GAn and PRiT.Artrrr.PHfA.
Price, fi. gold by all Droggiata.
9.50 K:.
j
LIVER