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Rock Island Daily Argus.
VOL. XXXV. NO. 32.
KOCK ISLAND, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1SS6.
PRICE FIVE CENTS
COMPETITION DEFIED.
PRICES WARRANTED
to be 20 to 30 per cent cheaper at the
HARPER HOUSE DRUG STORE
Than at any otlitr Dru store in Western Illinois. Not uly ur I atent
Medii-inm but on all Standard DruL's. Fancy Goods and Mis
cellaneous articles. Head the cut rates:
Po.zooi's Towiter
Wriphl's Extracts
Warner's Sate Cure
Atblopborous
Pond's Extracts
Hunt's Ilemedy
K insoin's Hive Syrup
Husband's Magnesia
Nichols' Bark and Imu
Kennedy's Prairie Weed . . .
Mrs. Allen's Huir Restorer.
Seller's Cough Syrup
Shaker hxtract.
.$ .80 Sail Musealille
.25 Milk Masnesia
.80 Pierce's Favorite Prescription
.73 Pierce's Discovery
.33 Trask's Magnetic Ointment
. .H!i Hamburg Drops
. .30 Hamburg Breast Tea
.38 Bucklin's Arnica Salve
. .70 Electric Hitters
. .70 ! King's New Discovery
. .90 j Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
. IS " Eve and Skin Ointment.
. .45 " Colic and Cholera Rem
Simmons Regulator 70 California Syrup Figs
,.7(t
.33
.70
.70
.30
.1
.13
.;
.30
.15
,15
.35
Smith's Tonic.
.70 I
I'liKSCKtPTIONS- Onr Pn wriptlon department In rtm-ked nti I lie ll Hint KP"H in !
market and Rtl prectTinOons are compmtittfl bv.-xiturieDL-t-'tl ami rt hshle i)harnia'ist. Prices arc
cuaranteed to be lower hy Miner cent than elniwhre. HAKHAU. A r IM1KK, Vro( IK
Seimd Av. ntie and Nineteenth St., I(ck island.
Second Avenue
corner c
Eighteenth
i
J tT, x challenge i
f ykSp comparison in our j
Furnishing Goods generally. j
Slothing
SPECIAL
I
NATURAL ntUIT
j fLA"0RS
Emporium,
115 and 117 AVet 2nd St.,
DYA K N J? O I1T, IY.
I have now opened the most complete slock of FINE CLOTH
ING and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS that was
ever shown in this market, and
&UARANTKE PRICES
against all other dealers.
Robert Kraus
e.
I have also opened a Special Department for closing out
Odds and Ends, wherein you can lind good wearing goods for
Men, Boys and Children, in all sizes. All these goods are re
duced one-fourth to one-half of the original price, and marked
in plain figures.
Blankets, Blankets, Blankets,
IN ENDLESS YAK1ETY.
- t
' ;
r ilaEiP.Es:' I
lJ
DAVIS & CO.,
PLUMBERS
Steam Fitters,
A complete atock of
Pipe, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, tc.
-Sole a entK lor
Dkerk'b Block,
Moline, 111.
Teleohone iflfia.
Deane Steam Pumps,
SK1HT FEED LUBRICATORS,
We tjn tr intee everr "m tn-rfert. and will send Caps,
twenty da t' trtei, to responsible partiea.
Safety Heating Boilers, and Contrac
tors for furnishing and Laying
Water, Gas and Sewer Pipe.
1712 First Ave.,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Telephone 1148. Ittaidence Telephone 11X17
FALL "86. WINTER '87.
HOPPE, the TAILOR,
(successor to and late Cutter for I. Liberman,)
1803 Second Ave., Rock Island.
FINE WOOLENS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Worsteds, London Suiting and Trouserings.
Largest and most complete stock at the Lowest Prices.
Paricular Attention given to Good Work.
J. T. DIXON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Dealei in Mens' Fine Woolens,
MOST PERFECT MADE
frr-parM with strii-t rttrini to Purity. Ttremrth nt
Hf.tlthf'iliifx. Iir.l'ricfV p .Kim; rowih r runt:, mm
Amniom i.l.inir.Al timer l'tt- phir,-. IT. I 'net s
i.iracl-, Viiniltu, Lt'iuun, uU. lUvor tkliiMomdy
PffiCE BAKING POWDER CO. Chicago and St Loai.
HALF-CENT A WOKH.
Tor Afters hnresrier will inihlitih in this roi
mon all a tvertintimni or Lout, Pound, For Rent
I'or Sale, Ito.rl or Itf Minis, Waiitil. nnd iniilrir
notirvp, at the low rat- of m- hdf a ctnt a word,
wieh figure a word, but uu ailvcrliefinent ie(
than tvn ci'iitn.
J PER CKNT MORTGAGES
Imiiroved Iowa Farms. Security 3 to 5 timvs the
liaD, and iiiBriectini in taen cant-. Completed
loans always on hand for pale. Sizes of loans
(200 to HO, 000 Time of loams 6 years. Only
ekoiASt loans handled. References and details
given on application ci 1 her in person or letter. -H.
M. BKNLEY, Attorney at Law.
2U Main St., Davenport, Iowa.
VoR SALE, OLI PAPERS IN ANY
quantity at t hi office, tlieap.
PGR SALE. A NKW HOWKSEW--
int; m.ictiine w ith all the inmUrn improve
mt nt. Etni'iire at Ai:ii' office.
tfioiH-'iaii oflire in this city a (, 'm.rnl
AL'enr' for our ffoods, ' Mtno(M)lj." .mali cap
iwl required : atidrt's
K ANSAS C IT l TOILET MANF'U CO.,
Kuuia t'ity . Mo.
W A N I K O . FO r R iU H I K N E R
petic men to eanva-t) for fine line of Holi
ti.HV L'otwl ; pood piiv to riffht mm; referrncf
reijuired. I'.'F. hKWESU. MunLer.
ll'. Mum M. luv np.irt, fa.
pOR SALE, SIXTY LOTS IN MY" AD
ditioiii the city of itoek Island on fonr vear-
!y ptyment!. with interest at su jier rent per an-
nam o UA Br('KT.
s m mm.
1 rT iltl 1 fill
3 1 Lr-J I;ii ;
mi am
51 oh pit Jill!?
i; L aJ iJIii lilifl
rfoci mm
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
W. H. LUNDY,
AUCTIONEER
WILL
Attend Sales
IK EITHER
CITY OR COUNTRY,
ml motif rtt cnartes, or
Receive Consignments
and make prompt returns,
taeond Avenna BOCS ISLAVD ILL-
1706 Second avenue.
Bulbrd & Loosley,
GENERAL
Insurance Agents.
The old Fire and Time-Tried companies Ko
pnjf enled
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
later aft low as an Reliable Compaity can afford
Yonr Patron aire if SoliciUM?
VOQfr.e in Arcn Biock..
O. E. MILES
Engrayer 01 ffoai.
EXECUTES CUTS OF
Buildings, Machinery, Por
traits, Animals, &c.
Also Electrotype Plates
fumifilied in any nrnnK't.
Ofllcc and Jfrnidcncp rear of f'hriitlan Chapel,
Brady street, between 4th and Sth,
DAVENPORT IA
S. T. WATKINS,
fSoccewsor to WATKINS & HILL,)
Dealer in
Dry aud Green Wood.
Will also attend to Hauling of all cinde
Office at vaniw; corner of 27rn street on Mollre
avrnne. Telephone No. 107; order may he
left at either piuce. oct-in-dtf
Many a Lady
is beautiful, all but her skin ;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
SrOUT IN SAN FRANCISCO.
BURK5L AND DEMPSEY PUMMEL EACH
OTHER TEN ROUNDS.
Both Willing to Continue the Fight Itut
the UWvrevs Declare It a lraw Kight
Thousand lVople Witneaa the Sport
It ratal Muggins; Hatch of Kleven
Uounda at New York.
Ban Francisco, CaL, Kuv. t Kiht
thousand people gathered ill tbo Pavilion
Monday niht to witness the glove light lw
tween Jack Burke and Jack Dempsey. The
crowd began gathering at 4:) p. m., al
though the fight was not to Iwin until 10 p.
m., and it was not until 10: i4 that the "starV1
appearexl in the ring. They were greetwl
with loud applause.
The condition!; of the tight wvro ton rounds,
Marquis of Queen: berry rules, small gluvea,
winner to take 75 and Ihe loser per cent,
of the gate money. Burke scaled 1(4 pounds
and Demiwey l.Vt. iSt;ve Taylor, of New
York secondtnl Burbo and Iemus Costigan,
of Kew York, IVnirwey. Frank Crockett of
this city was rlnteeii referve for Burke and
Jack Holligan tor lenis'y after a loug
wrangle.
In the fint round Ut-mey stni k Burke
in the ribs, add both fought warily. Lft
hand blows wore, exchanged and a round of
fighting f Unwed wlm-h rtsulU-d slightly in
favor of Burke. A clinch followed, and after
some more sjwirring tim was called.
In the eenond round Dempsey ll w ith his
loft twice on Burke's stomach, and the men
clinchel but broke away, Dempsey landing
heavy right handvr on Burke's wind. Burke
got in two right-hauders on Dempsey's
mouth, Burke forcing the lighting with a ter
rific left-har.dcr on Denijwey's neck, aud
followed it vith another on Dempsey's ribs.
In the third round Dempsey Knt with a
body Mow. and there were quick exchanges.
In the fourth body blows were exchanged,
Burke following his tip with a heavy right
hander on Dcmjisey's neck and Dempsey fol
lowed with his left, reaching Burkf's wind.
Dempsey was forced against th ropes and
-lipped. Burke struck D.msi'y on the
throat and niaiutainnd , the aggressive
throughout the round.
The fifth round ended without advantage
to either. Quick blows were exchanged,
Bnrke was frebh in the sixth, and I)empsey
worried and winded. Burke Uuided another
heavy right on Dempsey's head, followed
closely by an pier cut with his loft. Demp
sey landed a straight left hander on Burkes
month, again getting inrf right-hander on
Burke's tdy. Burke ended the round by
getting his right in heavily on Dempsey's
jaw.
Both men were fatigued in tbn seventh.
Dempsey hit Burke a light body blow, and
Burke succeeded in getting in two heavy
body blows.
Dempsey led short in tlw eigiith, and was
countered by Burke, Dempsey again l.sl,
and was met by Burke with a heavy right
hander on tle throat. Burke from this
point led the lighting. Thre was close and
heavy fighting in the ninth, both men get
ting in one or two blows, but the honors
were easy. "Hie tenth round was a repeti
tion of the otliers. At its close Burke drew
off the gloves and declared " the fight ended.
Itcmpsey being w illing to continue. Burke
put the mittens on again, but the- refer
closed the fight by declaring it a draw
Bloody Battle In w York.
New York. Nov. 24. Domimck McC af
frey and James Golden fought eleven bloody
rounds with kid gloves. Marquis of Queens
berry rules, for .5tK) a side and f ljiuu
added. Golden was terribly beaten and suc
cumbed in the eleventh round. Md'affrey
scakd 1W i KHi ii' Is and (iuldeii l.ii Jure
Dunn acted as referee.
Nearly ev ery round was a terrific and
bloody ttattle. In the first Ooiden was
struck five times and McCaffrey one.
Golden cbeuk was split open as if by a
knife. In the second trolden was struck
three times, and dazed from a terrible blow
on the jaw. In the third (rolden was struck
three tunes and the blood was again drawn
by McCaffrey. In the fourth, fifth, aud
sixth rounds McCaffrey harl the best of the
fighting. In the seventh and eighth Golden
staggered McCaffrey, but was too weak to
follow his success. In the succeeding rounds
McCaffrey pounded Golden as he pleased,
and finally, in the last, felled his i.j.j.uiient
senseless by a blow on the jugular.
Ingemoll and the Anarchist.
New Yokk, Nov. 2. A dispatch from
Chicago to The Times says that CoL lnger
soll has accepted a retainer for the defense
of the condemned Anarchists, and will argue
their case before the supreme court in March.
Iugersoli ha had another ofieration per
formed on his throat, but he persists in mak
ing light of the trouble. He smokes still,
and taiks.freelv, only occasionally sinking
his voice to a whisper to rust the vo-.-al
chords. Hts friends, n i tli other bnnd, ex
press grave fears that the silver-tongued
orator has the deadly ejiet hileoma, tho dread
diseasi tliat carried oft Ifeii. Grant. Ben Hill
and a hot of tumor men who were n:etei ate
smokers.
(.Chicago, Nov. 24. TuestLty Leoured
Swett, Capt. Black, and Attorney Siilomon
we at to Bloomiugton and laid before Justice
Scott the application for a siif-erstiltas fur
the condemned Anarchists.
THE NEW3 IN BRIEF.
Reuner Bras., dry goods and millinery
dealers at Creston, Iowa, have failed.
Baldwin Gardiner, president of the Pacific
stock board at San Francisco, has disap
peared. He owes ftxyXtO, mainly to cus
tomers. Saturday at midnight, at Mindeu, La., a
masked mob broke into the house of Elia
Simmons (colored) aud shot him to death as
he lay sleeping.
The main and three annexed buildings of
the Newburg, N. Y., Woolen mills were de
stroyed by fire Monday morning, the loss
amounting to 1WI,000.
The propeller NatStickney, with a scow in
tow, left Georgian Bay on the 16th for Bay
City, and has not since been heard of. It Is
Reared that she foundered in the gale.
The visible supply of wheat and corn is,
resiwetively, 51,N51,351 and li?,2S0,4)8 bush
els. Since last report wheat increased 1,228,
801 bushels, while corn decreased H07.305
bushels.
A black bear weighing over 300 pounds
was killed, last week, in the woods near Eau
Claire, Wis., by a lad of 13 years, named
Wiihe Smith. The carcass was shipped to
Chicago.
J.weph Kerr, having closed his fifth term
nt the Jolii-t penitentiary, was seized at the
door by a deputy sheriff from Petersburg.
Kerr is wanted in eighteen counties of Illi
uois for stealing horses.
Judge Anthony, of Chicago, has sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary a handtome
young rV-otehnian, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Edinburgh, who has lieno robbing
fashionable boarding-houses in New York
and Chicago.
The directors of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe road are carefully considering the
scheme of extending northward to Chicago.
The surveyed routes range from 4: to 4H0
miles. Thy bonds to be issued will run fitty
years a 5 jiercent.
A cyclone struck Girard, Kan., Monday
morning, wrecking all light structures and
demolishing tho lYesbyterian church. A
number of persons were injured, and some
may not survive their injuries. The financial
loss will not exceed $,0w).
Alfred Eubanks, who died thirty years ago
at Madison, Ga., left a plantation valued at
'M,00o. Fight brothers who claimed fcthe
property have ever since kept up litigation.
Three survivors have just been paid f 3UU
eu' h, the nest having gone to the lawyers.
In th1 circuit court at St Louis Monday,
E. D. Coleman, ot Topeka, Kan., entered
suit for fiO.ihKi aginst the Ajl'1 Express
conip'tny for placing him under arrest,
whde oick with fever, and searching hu
niom, oil suspicion that he was the express
rubber
In the supreme court at New York Mon
day. the receiver of the Franco-A men can
Trading company obtained judgment for
Jtvr;i.2to against the Panama Canal com
panv for work performed. Although Comit
de Less;) was recently served with a snra
uiiHis, his coiK'iTH m:ide no dyfens.
AuseU' l of a n-cent meeting to protest
agam-t mittmal labor on Sunday, wmrrante
were isvi.-d Monday at St Catharine. Ont..
fot the arrest of .twenty lock -tenders ot the
Weliand eai'il for working and jeissin ves
sels through on Sii!td;iv. Tiv? govern uimt
wVii ie k p.:t;l.!i.vi $ ttoi Op-n the Wei-
land ta:i;d oil Sunday.
1 it iii HamlS ict a ttaie.
Pitt::i mi. Nov. 24 The result of the d
liberal ion-, ol tin? Cleveland & PiUsburgraUV
luail in reference to the recent demand for
an advance jp wag-3 from the freight em
p ryes, w as posted M- mi la v at Cleveland,
Wellsville and Bella) re. Freight conductors
wlio tiae received $2 oil per tr p will now
receive $2 M Braketncn are raised from
fi To to J.!M, and an allowance for over
time in ex. of twelve hours. It i thought
ths m-n will accet this scale.
ri-Iie.Hl nt Arthnr'r. M'ilL
New Yoke, Nov. 24. Ex-Pmsideut Ar
thur's will was made last spring, and pro
vides for his family and relative only The
properly to be distributed amouuts to MM -tiHiinreal
estate and abont the same in s--cunties
The luldmi ot Gen. Arthur were
each left a snug sum at the death of thoir
grandmother, Mrs. Hendron, several years
ago. The will is In (n. Arthur's safe in the
otlieeof Knevals& Random, and will U'hled
in the surrogate's office witliout delav.
Iowa Butfr anil i heewe ANHrciation.
Cedar Bapius, Iowa, Nov 2 -The tenth
annual convention of the lown Butter and
Cheese association will h held in this city
Iec. S, and J. A pnigrammeof sKN-ial in
terr.t t the farmer and dairyman w ill be
presented an I discussed. As the oleo law
has given renewed life to the dairy mlerest,
which was steadily and sur.dy being de
stroyed, a lare attendance is ex e-unl
Klopm 'apture(t.
Patebsok, N J., Nw. 24.F. S. KH-k-well,
the tea clerk, who elojied from here
with Mrs. West, Oct. 22, has tamn eaptund
by detectives in Kansas City, and will be
brought back here with Mrs. West and her
two children. Hock well is also accuse. (,f
embezzling $:,200 froin his employer.
Kx-Jmlgr Hnry Alker Itftad.
New York, Nov. 24. Ex-Jude Henry
Alker died ut his residence in this city at 11
n'clock Thursday. He had lieen unconscious
from aprilectic strokes, several of which h.
suffered .since Sunday. Ho served three
terms as marine court judge, and at one
time was public administrator.
A Minnesota Mttn Appointed.
W AHKIItdTHM ClTV Nnv U TUa
dent Tuesday appointed BUtiop Gordon, of
Minnesota, to ) receiver of public money
Vt. Bed wood Fails, Miuu.
Public Fotice.
Anyone having business with the Aueus
ofiice after 6 p. m. (in the event that the
office is closed) will please call at Wil
mans & Gait's news stand in thepostofflce
building, who are authorized to transact
business of every nature for tbe Argus.
Cheap Halt Boxes.
Tbe finest mail and paper box ever in.
Tented is lor sale at the Argus office at
tbe low price ot tl each. Tbe same box
la told eyerywhert it 11. 00. Call and ex
attise thttt.
The Crank, whaler.
Nkw York. Nov. U Shuler, the crank
w ho tried to get to President Cleveland's car
riage Monday, showed a rnporttr Monday
night a letter that he says h-i is goiug to
seii'1 to the president It wtravs great Ulit
eracy and ev ident insanity. It is a piteous
appeal a place where he can 'earn a hon
est hvmi; ami sou; tort his parents.' HesaTS
he n:i be ia-'.pol Mr. Cleveland by getting
ievtiui vilesior nim.
THE MARKETS.
t'HK ago, Nov. 23.
On the hi i.i !il of trade to-day the quo;atious
were a fellows: Wheat Nip. 2 November,
otene; ""(,' nomimll, closed W'-V: fle-eeinlM-r.
'it-neil closed 74-$-aw.; January.
oji-nei je.rlufrt-d 7o'4c ashed. iVrn No. 1
Noveiii ht, ojened ; t-4e nemiiini, cloet-d
-a . I i - in Int. ope net! iStew; cloel fr'Aix-
J.oiuarv. upette! 37-$e, closed ytc. Oats-No. 1
November, epvued- ud tlotl -fiW uominah
iMi emher. opened lc aked. e ked 2rUjc.
January, cpened 'J'v asked, tlnsed :Cf.
Pork -NovemlH-r. opened $i.3t ncmiuaL
cloven 4, ni-mnnaa; Pecenitier. tjeued
ZV.: eloe-l fit. 4V--: Year, oiieiiei Si'.jll nomi
nal. Hosed Lard Novemlier. cjneil
iinucicseti ;,:i numinJ.
Live Miw k-The lliiun stock xaid lepin
the loUeuiim luae of prke: llo .Market
opeiieu i,uri active; ugnt hirs were scarce
itnrl M'llinir l higher at the !-!art, bt:t laler
wh n yesterday's tigurea; heavy hugs were .V
h.wen liyht gra-les. Jio..4.J: rough pack -iim.
i-l ."iu,i(;i (ii, beavv packing and shippint:
iihn :.. ."i.wi. afiie Vuiet aim iu ioer;
ineves. .)i.',4.Ml; butehers, Si.To.ja.o): ato. k-
rs $iMj:;."tJ. Mieep-romiuou. liac iuwei;
IMeri.i
CM.im.
le ini! , i2.CU.y,-. jo; now! to ex! ra. fa.tt
. 2Tiic
H-j-l-k.
'U-iP,
I'iihIu. t r.;i' icr Fancy irca'uer
jh'T lb; g... I liiory, lSAlj; paekiiu;.
Ktres Mi i nv fre-ti, IttfdiK ier d iz; i-
ls - IM. P-.uhi v -t ln kens. ;iTc per lb: flut kt.
and Ke-M!. Si-t't,-. tutkey. KaHr, I'olHt.M-s-Huri'aiikr..
ttiwufc- Vr b. on traik; Larly
loc iluM'; Beauty of Hebron. 40tCmi A-pb-
rair.topHl tdiipping, $l.?!wr-2.5'l r bW.
New Tfrk.
Nfw Yotiti. Nov. 2:t.
W lieu No I n-d state, -; No. ; do, KVr;
Nii.-red w mler Iieeemher, HTi-vc. torn No.
mi.rei! ia-li. de lHi emtier. V-. Oats -No
;.' noted Ivceml).-, :fc. Kye - Firm;
we-lern. .Vc'Hi,- suite. .rTH'',,'- Barley
Nomirial rork-DuIl; new mess, lu.ii4
HOI I-ar-l i November; Jt.2l, IVreiu
b,!
Kt. Isouls.
St. 1oi is Nov.
W he.it - Ka-y; No. 2 red cash, Tft.-; lHeem
Iht hid. Jmnmry. THi-4r bid; May, NV
iskeil Ciit-n- Kirm; No. 2 mixed rash. ;Uc;
liecemlier, U'v bid: -lannary. :ir; Vln, :w-r
iiid. mts Med: No. 2 mixed cah. V;
IteiemtM-i. -ji ti bid: Ma.:ftiP. Bye- Meady;
''bV- v htsk; Jl.13. rork-Meal"y; iSt.K
iti Hi l aid- Steady: t'i.:.V(ft5.au.
Hetrolt.
PrrnoiT. Nov. &.
Wheat --No. 1. white eauh, TfiV; cash Mlehl
pan nil. i:tw; Nn. i-ed. "ki rush and No
vendHi; heteniber; ?Uc askwl J tin nary;
t-4c, Way Corn ,. Hats X; No. X
white. .
Toledo.
T0LKl0, Nov. Z.
Wheat - yniet. easier; cash. "7 DecenitaT.
7R.-; .lanuaiy. Ti-fcr. May, $ty. Corn-Steady
and guiet; tash .HUc; May, iXc Oats-Keg-lected.
( loverMietb-lowe-; cash, $4.51); Jan
uary. ?4 r5; February, $4 .00.
Milwaukee.
Mll.WAITtr.R. Nov. si
Wheat Firm, cash and Ivcember. W!c;
Tmiuarv. V.Vfo. I v.rn -Steady; No. . JWp.
t)ts Wuiet. Ho. 2. Hve-Ixwer; No. 1,
UiVic H-uiey- Si ad rr No. t. 63i.
ROCK ISLAND.
oau-2tc
Uay Tiiiuitny fW 00.
Uav wild --I8.0U.
Hve Ml-.
!orQ -lld4r: New 4ec.
Pouux;i 34Uc.
Oiflon 50c.
Om-I-Su" 10e:had 18 50
t'ord Wood i.'Jb.
Straw -16.09.
Wat. McKnirr.
AttorneT at law. loana mnniv
security, make, collectioos. Reference)
nucoeu Ljnae, owker , Office ia
pworaoi wools
MALARIA.
"If people could only know
what a splendid medicine
Simmons Liver Regulator is
there would be many a phy
sician without a patient and
many an interminable doc
tor bill saved. 1 consider it
infallible in malarial infec
tion. I had for many years
been a perfect physical
wreck from a combination
of complaints, all the out
growth of malaria in my
system, and even under the
skillful hand of Dr. J. P.
Jones, of this city, I had de
spaired of ever being a well
woman again. Simmons
Siver Regulator was recom
mended to me. I tried it;
it helped me, and it is the
only thing that ever did me
any good. I persevered in
its use, and I am now in per
fect health. I know the
medicine cured me, and I
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Rock Island,
Opposite Harper HonRe.
Illinois.
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I have just received my first installment of my
Foreign importations of
FINE WOOLENS,
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
Aud extend a cordial invitation to my patn.ns for an inspection
of the same. Very finest work, Lowest piices, and
perfect tit guaranteed.
J. J3. ZIMMER,
No. 1810 Second Avenue. Rock Island, 111.
FIRST-CLASS
SHOE SHOP
(K'lditctnih strett under Hock Inland Nat. Hank.
JOHN Q. FREED, Proprietor.
SrSpccial attention paid to fine Cue torn Work. Repairing done neatly njLl0JttpAj?
JOHN T. NOFfSKER.
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this is a-i entirely New Pattern of
Soft Coal Stove,
ITS SUCCESS -
Wud ir.HILk fill' ll'jkllil tfitlP AVIUir-t'l tlllifi
Oyer Twelve Hiirefl
Have been put out this season, and il
has been all the Foundry could
do to fill orders.
On exhibition and for sale by-
David Don,
If 17 Second Aventie, Rock Island