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LINIMENT Ot Custer MMi Twenty-Fift- h Year. Rock Island, Illinois, Wednesday, March. 22, 1876. Established Oct. 18, 1851 HOBSE Women Displaced fey Cheap Medical NAILS THE FORT SILL BUSINESS. American ARTISTIC TAILOEING TELEGEAPHIC. Chinese Labor. STEEL FENS. THE MILD P0WE2 from the San tranclsco Chronicle. E MIL CO. EVANS SAYS IT WAS KNOWN TO As an item of current news, we are in . HABRISGH, mm HUE Telegraphed to the Rock Island Argue. twenty-thre- e GSN. GRIEESON TWO formed that chinamen were ELY & CO., . 'orwarded on Monday last to New York Manufacturers of BRADFORD & CO.. nCMPHBET SEW TOSK REPUBLICAN STATE T. ' 7EA&S AGO. city, to be employed in a shirt manufac IlOMEOrATniC SPECIFICS PATENT HAMMERED, tory. 1 his meaus the displacement of twenty-thre- e white women from employ-- 1 TROVED, FROM THE MOST HE PAID AN IOWA MAS $1,000 FOR AH iMiPOETiisra HAVE experience, an entire success. Simple, POINTED & Bsliefthat It Is for Conkllnj for President. ment. It turns out so many more to Prompt, Elficientand Reliable. They are tha only POLISHED, HTTBODTJCTIOH TO BEX.X2TAP. starvation or to shame; it adds to the medicines perfectly adapted to popular use to e Steel Pens. pauper and dependent class twenty-thre- simple that mistakes cannot be made in tuuu POINTED & BLUED, Syracuse, March 22. The Republican them j so hunuloss aa to be free front danger ; aud state convention was called to order this What Belknap Said He Wanted to do lor persons. It this experiment s a success Mi do efficient an to be always reliable. They bare Harlan. and by "'success" we mean if these uTtrte the highest eommpndutioa from, all, and wiH morning by A. B. Cornell, chairman of the always render satisfaction. HORNE TVIL state central committee, Geo. II. Haskins Chinese can, by their physical strength,en-dur- e No. Cures.. 21. S. Evans, Cent. FROM "BENZON IRON" EXCLUSIVELY, was chosen temporary chairman. A long Washington. March J. more hours of labor, and by their 505 1. evers, Cmiffestion, Inflammations, . 25 ofTer ate post at Mil, detailed to deftness and skill, perform more work, and S. Worms, Worm Fever, Colic, . , Si We onr Haxmer Pointbd Nails to the discussion took place on the question wheth- trader fort Worm d 8. Infanta, 25 trade knowing that they are far superior to any er rules ot serinte or the-- assembly the committee on expenditures in the war of as go-- quality they will be the pio Wedding "Cut The the the - Garments a Specials 4. IUrrhpa, of Children or Adults, . Si Points". "AUSABLE" is TH should govern the convention, Geo. Win. department this aftornoon all the circuni- neers or a horde of barhanans. whom cupid FALCON". 4. lyttnltry, Griping, Bilious Colic, . Uammibed Nail Pointed in market. Onalitr per- - V 'I 6. Cholera-Morbn- s, Vomiting, folly guaranteed. advocated adoption the tances surrounding htm in obtaining ity and greed imports, to render, present Nos. .20, 28, 75. 1. and 2. embracing Curtis the of senate . i3 every 7. C'ouRhs, Colds, llronehiti.--s . rules, arguing adopted will be mission irom marsn to remain ai run poverty more desperate and degradine. to style and flntsb. Toothache. 25 that if it in Neuralgia. Faeeache. ABRAHAM BUSSING, Sill. was a of necessity with sink American women lower level.ren-de- r Servants' Livery Made" to 0r5e No 75 New 9. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo, 25 the pwer of gentlemen reporting resolu- It matter to a John Street, York. 10. Bilious 25 SECRETARY, him, said, to come to terms with the opportunity Dyspepsia, Stomach, he W of work more hazard .... tions to the convention to move the previ- . a or Painful . 25 11. Suppressed, Periods, 35 Marsh. Secretary belknap told Eivans ous, reduce wages to a pittance.and 12. Whites, too Frofoqe Periods.- 25 Chambers Street, ous question and thus cut off debate on sciuty 25 that he had promised Marsh a place aud make the life ol the poor unsupoort- - CLERGYMEN TEN CENT 1.1 Croup, OotiRh, Iil5cult Breathing, . NEW YORK. the very crucial question to be decided by more fES DISC0TJN1 BUSINESS 14. Walt Ithenm, Erysipelas, Eruptions, 25 the convention. A call of the roll showed Marsh has selected fort bill, kvans saw able. CARCS. 15. KhenmstUm, Rheumatic Puins. 15 . Marsh, appeared all SO ayes 258; nays 120; for assembly rules, who to understand lfi. Fevtr and. Ague, Chili Fever, Agues, It is unfortunate for Bristow that 17. Piles, blind or bleeding, , 80 Tl. Jk.. SOHELL, and they were accordingly adopted. This about the matter. He went to New lork Wabash Ave. Cor. Monroe, JOHN B. HAWL2Y, 18. find Bore Weak Eyes, 60 many Ophthalmy, or . Mannfactnrer of with Marsh where the written contract of the "independent"journals, and all CHICAGO, 1854.1 ATOBNEY AND COUNSELL-t- AT LAW, 19. acute or chronic. Influenza, . 80 majority vote was regarded as showing Established ILLINOIS Catarrh, of the centennial cushion, nambv-namb- v BenKsUm'UJlock, Illinois St., Rock M 20. Whoopiug-ConKh- ., violent coughs, . SO positive .strength of Conkling in the con was signed. Evans presented a detailed and. Illinois. SO Republican journals, 21. Asthma, oppressed Breathing, . , . vention. statement in writing oi his payments to favor Bristow fcr 22. Kar Discharges, impaired hearing, . 80 president. This is unfortuoate, and will riTJID LI3HTNIN3. 23. Kcroftala, rnlnrKod glunds, Swellings, . SO PAPER BOXES The committees on Dermanent organiza Marsh, lie said he told his friends of his 24. Oencral Debility, Physical Weakness. 80 tion and resolutions were appointed and a agreement with Marsh and showed Gen. react against him. If those lournals really EENWOSTLY & BEARD SLEY, 25. and scanty Sceretjons, . SO 146 5th Avenne ..CHICAGO. ltropsy (jrierson, commanding officer at the post, wished to kill Bristow. they could not I W AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS 20. s, sickness from riding, . so promptly to. recess taken till three o'clock. IN Orders attended Dr. L Court House. Ji.o. T. Kenworthy,Jas, ML BJard.--I- - 27. Kidney-Diseas- e, Oravel, . so he contract on his return to tort Sill. resort t3 a surer method of accomplishing I CRAM' S . 23. nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness FEsrsrsYx.vAJrxA.. The facts were well known there. It was their purpose. Concord (N. II. ) Monitor lOjgdAwtf. or involuntnry discharges, ... 1 00 29. Sore Month, Canker, LOCAL COLUMN. regarded as a great outrage and the cause T. ... .80 - P. McELHERNE, wettingthe bed, . SO Meeting- 50. I'rinary Weakness, of the Democratic State Conven ot extortionate prices. This is rough on the Rock Island Union, AND COUNSELOR 51. Painful Periods, with Spasms, . SO ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 tion. Lvans said he was introduced to the mm in Chancery Office 32. palpitations, etc.,. 00 opposite Disease of Heart, A A Drjps of Constitution Water which never was an "independent" journal, Rork Island 111. S3. Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance, . 1 00 by Uouse.Rock Island. Epilepsey, secretary of war Geo. Kice, of Iowa.and Instantly NenraU'la. nervous . 34. ulcerated sore throat, . 50 TIMES A DAY March pecuniariy or nam cares and ick heau Diphtheria, THREE Lancaster, Pa., 22. The Dem paid hi m otnerwise. Tut iu the nervous ex- 35. Congestions and Eruptions, 80 $1,000 tor the introduction. He ache, and all piins. Sent by mail or Chronic CUBES ocratic state met today. Hon. press, prepaid 011 CHARLES W. O'NEIL, Vials, SO cents, (except 24, 82 and 83), . 8100 convention thought this was enough, though Rice business it has no superior. charges receipt of price, 5u cents and ( 1 per bottle. Lieral terms to rt liable men or AiSD COUNSELOR AT LAW FAULT CASES. Inflamation of the Kidneys. Yvm. u. rlaytord, ol t ayotte, was elected wauted 1,500. '.lul" and temporary speech women as agents. iuiarji ruiliic. Office over Firht National Case (Morocco) with above 33 large vials and Stone in the Bladder. chairman, and made a N itness wished to deny a published Une Bottle of Peruvian Altera Send for circulars and terms. Dsnk, Rock Island. alsdwtim Manual of directions . $10 00 Catarrh of the Bladder. declaring that corruption should be inves statement of Capt. Rqbinson, that he paid tive will remove pimple or skin eruptions. C ItAM & MELCHER. Case (Morocco) of 20 large vials and Book, 6 00 though 115 E. Randolph street, CHICAGO. Single Boxes and Vials us above. Diabetes, Gravel, Gleet tigated even the president of the 15,000 to the secretary of war and that two bottles will cure liver complaint, loss MRS. PAULINE PILLSBURY, remedies are sent by the Brick-du- st Deposit. the United fetates should be implicated. & matter, of appetite or debility, and three to five ELECTRICAL case or single box to any part the Dent Co. connived at the MEJlIC AND MAGNETIC of For Female Complaints a Speciality. 1 he following resolution was adopted by There was no foundation for the fcreport. bottles will cure scrofulous or venerial Rock River street, south side, country, tree of charge, on receipt of a LTJTKE & lKn-- and Adams, hock Island.llls. price. Address Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, large majority J. C. Dent was a brother in-la- w of the taint, rheumatism, tumors of the blood. MEHAH, Resolved, .1, KDWARD Humphreys Palpitation of the Heart. That one representative from president. Crumb s Peruvian Alterative is the (.Successors to R. ZEIGLES.) P.SWEEWET. WILLIAM JACKSON Homeopathic Medicine Co., Depot, 59 John Street NEW YORK eacn senatorial aistnct De selected as a ijr. Hawkins Taylor, formerly of Iowa, greatest tonic and blood purifier ever dis Manufacturers of STtTEENEY & JACZSON, Office and Depot, No. 562 Bboadwas, New Yobx. For sale by all f lrst Class Druggists. committee on credentials, covered.
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