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The Daily Akgus.
MONDAY. SEPT.. 21. 1885.
Only Democratic Di1r in tne KleveathCon
gressional District.
J. W. POTTBR
Kditok Aim Publish in.
ROCK ISLAND DAILY ARGUS,
ROCK ISLAND WEEKLY ARGCS,
ornoiAi tana or tocx iolais cm aho ootnm
ArgtfeBloca, - - Opp. Host Office.
lOBHiimm suns I
DAILY 1SS4 cents per week, or 80 ceuta per
nouth, aoliverea by oarrkrs to ny prt of the
;ty-
WE KKLY 12,00 per y ear, posture paid.
Woman, lovely woman, has at last
made up her mind to clean out the Chi
nese wasbeeswashee business. At a
meeting of .the Woman's Iuilustrial
League, bold at Washington, D. C, the
other night, resolutions were adopted,
declaring, "That the good of the public
and the health of the country demand
that the Chinese laundries shall go, and
calling upon the administration to rec
ommend to congress to pass such laws
that will protect the industries of this
country from further encroachment of
these heathen barbarians, and tbe com
munity from the introduction by them ot
that hideous disease known as leprosy,
which has hitherto been unknown in our
land." and denouncing Secretaries Man
ning and Lamar for "the encouragement
given these Chinese laundries in letting
out the washing of the towels of their
departments by contract.'' A copy of the
resolutions was ordered sent to the presi
dent of the United States, monitors of the
cabinet, speaker of the house and presis
dent of the senate.
One of the most useful yet neglected
of all the arts is that of lying in bed.
The damage that is done by persons get
tin'' up is past all reckoning. All the
mischief and crime, the counterfeiting
and forwry, the murder and theft, are
perpetrated by parties who persist in
getting up. Not only indivduals do
wrongly by leaving their beds, but rivers
as well do an immense amount of damage.
What man was ever dunned by a creditor,
had his eye put in mourning by a too
close proximity with some one's first,
broke his leg on a slippery pavement,
was run over by an omnibus who lay in
bed? What great achievements have
been accomplished in war, iu poetry, in
literature, by genius abed! "Coming
events cast their shadows before" one of
tbe most memorable lines in tbe English
language originated with the gin loving
poet, Tom Campbell, one morning before
he had risen. Longfellow thought out
that exquisite poem, "The Wreck of the
Hesperus," after he had retired. Bon
Franklin ssid, "Early to bed and early to
rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and
wise" There is the fatal mistake
People who rise early are
catch the malaria. The
is full of half-hutched
sure to
ground
poisou
ous germs; the sun is not up and had not
warmed them into life, given them wings
and set them adrift. Poor, mistaken man
he arises, inhales them all, they fructify
and poison his entire system; hence chill?
fever, malaria, and half the ills that hii'
man flesh is heir to.
Rise before tbe sun.
And make a hreakfasl of ibe morning1 dew,
Starved up by nature on some grassy bill; ,
You'U nud It nectar.
Was ever more arrant nonsense writ
ten? Fancy a man getting up on a cold
rainy morning and climbing high hills on
an empty stomach, and leaving his coffee
and hot rolls, and poached eggs to eat
what? Why, dew! How long would
that fellow last? Wouldn't he be a fit
candidate for Jacksonville, and no ques
tions asked? But the early bird catches
the worm. Yes, but the sharp boy knock
ed the delusion on the head forever and
eternally when he said: "Father, thcre'i
the point; what in thunder did the worm
get up so early for?" He trifled with
destiny; he tempted fate; be should not
have done it. That boy was a benefac
tor to the human race. lie was sound
on tbe lie-a-bed question.
THE HIHDRICXI EPISODE.
It is somewhat amusing to observe tbe
serious attempts of the icpublicans to
create a disturbance over Vice President
Hendricks' recent speech on Irish affairs
delivered in Masonic hull, Indianapolis,
says the New York Star. To have the
English journals, most of which applaud
ed the result of our last presidential elec
tion, now come out and relieve their
wounded national dignity by pronouncin
the Indianapolis speech "a breach of neu
trality," is like the dropping of heavenly
dews upon the worn and jaded partisan!
of the bloody shirt. Their happiness
would be complete if by some means the
British lion could be so thoroughly in
f uriated by Mr. Hendricks' kind words
for Ireland and his deserved eulogism of
Parnell as to demand an official explana
tion or apology from Washington. This
teapot tempest is all the more ridiculous,
as iu serves to show the utter hollow
ness of the loud republican professions
made a year ago to catch the votes of
oar citizens of Irish birth and desceut. If
it was possible to "pander a little to the
moral sense of the community,"
Senator Evarts once wittily ob'
served, vjthe republican leaders im
proved the hint and pandered
to tbe home patriotism of the Irish to an
extent that must have disgusted every iu
tolligent citizen who read their appeals
A distinguished democrat, who happens
to be vice president, speaking in a purely
unofficial capacity, and upon an unofficial
occasion, has openly advocated for Ire'
land the same local self government which
every state of the Union today enjoys.
He has spoken well of the great Irish par
liamentary leader, who is the apostle of
his reform in Irish affairs. He has ex
pressed not only the geoerous sentiments
of bis party, but of a vast majority of the
American people on this question. For
these reasons he has incurred the aui
madversions of a portion of tbe English
press, which would gladly apply Carlyle
remedy of utter extermination to Ireland.
And the republicans, by their present at
tack, have given the lie to all tbesr late
professions to Irish American voters, and
have exposed their parly to well earned
ridicule.
Mr. Hendricks transgressed no rule of
international policy for which this gov
ernment will ever be questioned . He did
not represent the administration, but
himself alone, and his able and fearless
arraignment of British misrule in Ireland
cannot fail to command approval where
ever the elements of human sympathy
and justice exist.
THE NfcWS IN BRIEF.
Mother Huhbardville" hi the name of a
Georgia railway station.
" Th Canadian Pacific roe, 1 will be opened
for traffic Co British Columbia Oct 5.
Rainy weatl er, fogs and cold weather
have reduced the Egyptian cotton crop 50
par oent
Owing to raids on pool-sellers, the closing
trots at Beacon park, Boston, Friday we re
declared i ff.
Tha ten-hour lu'wr law and the act mak
ing central sttndard time local went into
effect Friday in Michigan.
Mlver medala will be bestowed bv the
Canadian government on troops engaged in
suppressing the northwestern rebellion.
A compromise ba been effected between
coal miner aud operators in the Belleville,
ilia, region, and no further trouble Is appre
hended. A coal harp was wrecked near Galves
ton, Tex., Friday, two of the lifeboat' crew
Mid the crew of five on board the barge
perishing.
The extensive manufactory of the Smith
American Organ company, at Boston, was
lestroyed by lire Friday night, entailing
neavy losses.
A boat containing Louis Mover, of Mil
waukee, and William Kittmueller, of Phila-
ilelp'iiii, cap izrt.l in Lite Muskegon, Ititt-
muellor heing drowned.
A race for $1,000 each, with $2,000 added.
1 miles, will be contorted at Brighton
ivacn next tvednesfiav by Bersan. Alta.
and olaiiua, the flyers to carry weight for
age.
A snohel containing cartridges enough to
npply a regiment whs found stored away
in me furnace of at Mark's church, Mtiino
apoli-, the other day when the janitor was
about to kindle a ore.
The brass tablet kto perpetuate the mem
ory of Uiytes S. Oraut," given by the
drain Monument association of N.tw York,
reached Galena Fri lay. a id in a few days
wui ue pi area in me city hall.
There wns on exhibition in Toledo. Ohio.
Inst week the large t steer in the world.
weighing pounds, and the smallest cow
the world, woigiuu Xio pounds and
thirty-four inches h.gh, and giving three
gallons of milk par, ley.
An eiplrwiun of easel tue resulted in a ffra
Friday night at lit Hope. Kaiu, whioL de-
troy ed property valued at $20,000. The
postofnee mid ail the mull matter were ona
turn I Hush & Suramin's flouring -mill at
LSHVenworth, Kan., was also destroyed.
cue UKu ueiug llio.o. id, with $00,000 Insur
ance.
The streets of Oalveston, Tex., are sub
merged, tbe result of heavy rains, which
nave 'alien alinu-t mrnssantly since Sent
1, the rain-gaiiL-e since that date indicating
a fall of nnurly eighteen inches one-third
of the averagu total for tbe year. All dav
Friday a heavy storm prevailed, the sea
making seri..u encroachment a the island
n wnich the city stands. News at disasters
along the coast is expected.
Near fiiion. I;is., Friday morning, the
body of Fred Th inl was found Dartlr con
cealed under a bridge, with his threat cut
and a mortal wound on the bead. It is not
known how long the remains lay cdticealed,
but a young man named Jacob Mosse wai
arre tod on suspicion of having committed
tlie murder, certain circumstances pointing
strongly in his direction. Trie murdered
man was a bo k cuivusser for Messrs. Oat-
ley & Co., of Chicago.
Howard Craaby Favors High Linens.
Roohestkr, N. Y., 8e.pt, 2l.-Rev. How
ard Crosby writes to The PostrKinresa
ioiiows: -i am in favor or the insertioa of
a high-license plank in tbe platform of the
Republican mnventien, linearise the Repub
lican party has made, and will make, all it
reel gains by the advocacy of practical
moral reform."
Imports at New Tors.
New Yokk, Kept -L The total im aorta
of mercuaudise at this port daring the past
week were valued at W,li,0yi, and of dry
goods $,:am,20o.
During tbe summer and autumn mouth
the greatest care needs to be exercised
for it is just at this time that cholera mor
bus is most liable to manifest itself. 1 et
er Itaczcn, of Oordcnville, Fa., writes
"A few days ago I had a severe attack of
cholera morbus. Your agent told me if
Mishler's Herb Bitters did not cure me he
would refund the money. I am happy to
state that one bottle not only cured me
but also my wife, who was taken ill with
a severe attack of diarrlura.
Taking morphine leaves, in a short time
leaves tbe head bare. Many persons are
nearly bald from this cause. Morphine
also loosens the tevili. so that it is as
Corn! for the dentists as for the capillary
artists.
Mothing like it.
No medicine has ever been known so
effectual in the cure of all those diseases
arising from on impure condition of tbe
blood as Scovils Siirsiiparilla, or blood
and liver syrup, the universal remedy for
the cure of crofiiln. white swellings,
rheumatism, pimples, blotches, eruptions,
venernal sores, ana diseases, consump
tion, groitre, boils, cancers, and all kin
dred diseases. There is no better means
of securing a beautiful complexion than
by using Scovill's Harsaparilla, or Blood
and Liver Syrup, which cleanses the
blood and gives permanent beauty to the
skin.
The White house letter paper is of the
first quality, with lieautifully printed
beading. Jefferson beaded his own fools
cap with a quil pen.
HOBSKOKII'N si ll) rilONPHAI E
Ai a Refrigerant Drink m Fevers.
Dr. C. II. 8. Davis, Meriden, Conn
says: "I bnve used it as a pleasant and
cooling drink in fevers, and have been
very much pleased with it.
Out in Yuma, A. T., tbe people, a few
weeks ago, panted for life under a tern'
perature of the Sahara variety 110 de'
grees at midnight being tne recora.
"A Crick in the Back" is many times
symptom of kidney disease. Hunt's Kid
ney and Liverj Remedy will cure It.
VERY HEUABABLE KEC0VERY.
Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich., writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for five years, so helpless that
she could not turn over in bed alone
She used two bottles of Electric Bitters,
and is so much improved, that she is now
able to do her own work.
Electric Bitters will do all that
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi
monials attest their great curative powers.
Only fifteen cents a bottle at Hartz &
Balmsen's
SHERMAN'S OPINION
OF
THE WARNER :SILVER COMPRO
MISE BILL.
He aya the Schema la Absolutely Ira.
practicable Thlnki Thar If No Dan
ger la loaning silver Dollar If
Their Weight la Increased.
Clivxland, Ohio, Kept 21. Senator
John Sherman, who is stopping at the Ken
nard house, was called upon by a reporter
Saturday morning and asked to give his
pinion of the Warner silver compromise
bill, as reported in these dispatches.
What is your opinion of the compromise
silver scheme P was asked.
It is absolutely Impracticable. The dis
patches represent Warner as claiming to be
able by his plan to prevent the bulling of
the silver marsat by producers
and speculator.. It fa no mora possible
prevent this in J?the case of
silver than it is in the case of grain or cot
ton." "Is it practicable to give certificates
for silver bullion circulating power when
these certificates are is ue I for silver at the
market price on the day of issue and re
deemable at tbe market price of silver on
some other day f
It is not practicable, it is simply prepos
terous, so much so. In fact, that I can
hardly believe that Warner or any other
intelligent man would advocate it, although
it is so represented in public prints. Such
cirtitlcates could never become a part of
the currency. Their value would fluctuate
from day to day with the price of
silver. They could not constitutionally
be made legal tender, therefore banks
would not receive thum. The government
would be the only party that woukt receive
them, and the govern meat would have to
take them for dues as f i t as th.ty were is
sued or re.lem thorn in lawful money, not
bullionfollowing th provisions of War
ners plan. Ihe g.n'.irn until, would in
that way become the op.Nitory of all the
certilioatas as welt as all the silver and the
whole thing would Is) a farce so far as it as
sumed to provide currency for the people.
Certihcatea ot tlie kind Warner proposed
would be as unstable in value as the 'nsl
dog' money of anet-Hllum day. They
would not be money iu any true sense of
tlie term."
When asked if congress had power to
make suoh certificates receivable for public
and private dues, the sen it or replied that it
bad not "The pre -ant gold and silver cer-
titioates, he conliiiumi, "which are not, as
many suppose, legal tenders, hut being re
oeivable for public duos at a fixed value.
have great credibility a,id circulating power.
and are, in my Ju lgmont, as near as the
government can get what the people want
In this regard, excepting always that 111.
silver dollars at the l : of the silver certiii
eates ahould contain ilver enough to make
thean Intrinsically equil to gold."
He says tha goverumr -t will have to as
sume tbe risk in the v -viation of the value
in coin. He also thinks there is no danger
of issuing too many silver dollars providing
tbe dollar was strengthened by increaswl
weight, a he advocates, Tlie re would be
10.000,0u0 suoh dollari hoarded instead of
gold as la now the case. He thinks
the policy of suspending payment on the
public debt since Secretary Folger's death
mistaken one. Ihe requirements of
tbe sinking fund should have at least beon
k'ipt up. He infers that there is $ral,ia.-
000 now in tlie treasury that
should go toward reducing the pub
lie debt "The all -ged sale of true
tlonal silver in New York for gold was a
silly piece ot business. 1 lion) is no troubl
in getting plenty of gold for silver certifi
cates if desired or neces.ary." He con
tinued that while secretary, he gave large
amounts of silver certificates to foreigners.
who came bare to buy our products. Mill
ions of gold came into the treasury In thi
way. Manning be says is opposed to the
silver uaues and so ran short of gold for
time.
An Ohio Elensation.
Toledo, Ohio, Sept 2L A remarkable
story comes from from Monclova, this
county. It is in substance that about thir
teen years ago Thomas Hubbell, then a
prosperous farmer, died and was buried in
the village graveyard. He left a wife, who
has since married, and an estate which was
divided among eight children. Hubbell wa
iearly forgotten, when a few years ago
the wife received a letter from a Michigan
asylum, signed in the dead mau's name, but
no notice was taken, friends supposing it a
freak of a lunatic. This week another let
ter was received, and, to quiet sus
picions, the grave was opened, when,
to tbe surprise ot all, the casket
was there, but emptv. It has caused great
excitement Since then brothers of Hubbell
have been following up the clew in Michi
gan, and now believe the solution of the
my.story is that whenv Hublstll was buried
the body was stolon by robiiers for the
Ann Arbor medical college. It is
supposed that life returned on
the dissecting table. HtihMI had lieen af
flicted with disease of the head. The ter
rible shock awoke him and proving to le a
lunatic he was placed in an axylum. The
return of the brothers from their investiga
tion is eagerly watched for. The affair
has created a profound sensation here
about.
More Good rswn for Worklngmen.
W OODS KON, l a., Npt. 121. J he price
has been conceded at the American mine
and the eighty men employed there will re
sume on Monday. They will also have a
check weighman. This is the third mine
running in the fourth pool at the S-cent
rate.
La whence, Mass., Sept 21. Frederick
Ayer, of Lowell, the purchaser of tlie Wash
ington mills' property here, announces thai
he will at once begin to put the mills in op
eration. Tbe mills stopped a year ago, siiu e
which time there has been much depression
in local business, as they gave employment
to 2,700 operatives.
Cannon-Bali Terforiuer Dead.
NlW YORK, Hept 21. News lias been
received in this city of the death of Johu
Conklin, who was once well known to tlie
public as a cannon-ball performer in vari
ous circuses. He died on Tuesday at the
residence of his brother Fetor, the famou'
clown, in St Louis. He was the first per
former to catch a cannon ball tired from a
cannon and ha performed this feat with
nearly all the leading circuses of th s conn
tvy and Europe. He was 47 years old.
The Caroline Islands.
Madbiu, Bept 2L It is reianrtod that It
was announced at tbe cabinet council Fri
day that the Spaniards bad occupied Yap,
and that the Spanish man-of-war Valient
was to replace the Vateaco, which had been
selected for the service of carrying store
to that station.
Insurrection In Onatemala.
Wasuinoton City, Sept 21. The state
department is informed that insurrection
has broken out in Guatemala, and a state ot
siege been declared. Prominent military
oflioers have bean arrested au4 two formei
ministers banished.
Collapse of a Must hhure Kanbankmeat.
Glen Kkie, N. Y., Sept HI. On the New
York, West Shore & Buffalo railway, just
east of this point, upward ot 700 feut of an
embankmont thirty foet high suddenly and
mysteriously sank, takiug down both rail
way tracks. A temporary roadbed about a
quarter of a mile in length, was marked out
around the hole, and in a short time the
track was in readiness for trains. All sorts
of theories have been made aa to the cause
of the sinking, the most tenable one being
the existence of a subterranean cavern.
A Tillage Destroyed fcy Fire.
Pbaihib Du Chiex, Wis., Bept 81. In
telligence has been received that the village
of Soldier's Grove was almost entirely de
stroyed by fire FrUav night Full reports
nave not yet been raeei ved, but tbe leas will
reach (30,000. .
Transfer of Gold and Silver.
Washington City, Sept 21. The trans
fer of gold and silver cin from the over
crowded vaults at Ban Francisco and Carson
City to the sub-treasuries in theea tern cities
continues. The total amount of gold coin
already shipped from San Franci-co
to New York is about $13.4)0,000.
Tne shipments, from Carson City hv
been almost entirely of silver coin, hi
view of the large amount of coin which hn
accumulated at the New York sub-treasury.
by reason of heavy shipment! from tne
weit, it has been diem.sl best to briu
future shipments to the treasury at Wash
ington instead, and the first assign meat
nrrived here Friday morning. It consist si
of $500,000 in gold coin from San Frnnei o
an t $JOO,000 in silver coin from ( nr on
City. The $10,400,(100 shipped from N w
Orleans in two naval vessels is exfiectcd t.
arrive here next wtek.
Ia Kngland Mad About It T
London, r3c.pt 21. Tile morning paper
preserve the same Bi lence nn the sui.jort ot
the Genesta's winning Vice Coinm .lor.
Douglas' cup Friday that tiny coiitiniio u
do respecting its defeat. The Field is the
only 8iorting paper with a leader on the
l'uriljin's victory, an I this is mainly a re
view of the history of the race, witnoui ce
res ,ing any views. Tr Saturday Unview
mingles bilge-water with the wavs over
whieh the Puritan sailed, and blames Sir
Richard Suttwn for arve.pt.iug ab.urd c .n
ditions and taking a sea-geing. stench
yacht aoross the Atlantic to contest with
a racing machine.
A0V1CKTO B0THKKS.
Arc you disturlied at nieht ami broken
of your rest by a sick child siiuYnmr and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? If so,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tecthino;. Its value is incalculable.
It will relieve the pour little sufferer im
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake aliout it. It Cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates Ihe slum
aeh and bowels, cures wind colic, soft
ens the "UiiiK, reduces inllitiitni.-ition. ml
give lone and energy to the whole sys
tem. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is ploiMint to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best feni.ile nurses ami phy
siciims in the (Tnited States, and i foi
sale by ail druggists throughout ll, e
world, l'riee 2.1 irnts ier buttle.
feb m w-s m t y
Small Mediterranean oysters, consid
ered bv "ormands as the most delicate nt
all bivalves, ate now ramus! fur exporla
lion from Italy.
Bervons Debilitated Men
You are allowed a fnr trial of ttiirl.
iIiiih of the use of Dr. Dye's Celebrated
Voltaic licit with Electric Suseusory
Appliances, for the speedy relief and per
maiicnt. cure of Nervous Debility, loss of
Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also, for many other diseases
Complete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet, with full informa
tion, terms, etc., mailed friT by address
ing Voltaic Bell Co., Marshall, Mich.
ileod fc w
IVter the limit's boots, the original
model of the "Wellingtons." are still ex
hihiled as curious relics in St. IVtersburg
A Walking Skeleton.
Mr. E. Springer, of Mechaiiicshurg,
l a., writes: "1 was alllicted with lung
fever and abscess on Iiidss. and red lie
to i milking krlt1nn. Got a free trial
bottle of Dr. Kind's New Discovery for
Consumption, winch did me so much
good thai I bought ilol' ir bottle After
usini; three hollies, found myself oik
more a man, compk'lclv restored to
health, with a hearty apix'lite, and a "uin
in flesh of 4S lbs." Call at ll.niz A
lfahnsen's drug store anil "i t a free tri.i
bottle of this certain cure fur all Lnn
Diseases. Lare hollies $1 mi.
1 here is hardly a village in l.ussia in
which there is not to b,' found a bottle of
water from the famous river .Ionian.
THOTJgAKOS EAT 80.
Mr. T. W. Atkins, (iirard. Kan., wntcs
1 never hesitate to reeotiuieiul your
Llectric Hitters to my customers, tney
give en I ire salishMtiou and arc rapitl
sellers. .Llectnc Hitters are tlie pure
and best medicine known and will posi
lively cure Kidney and Liver complaints
1 only the blood and rr:ulslc the bowels
No family can afford to la- without lliein
Iliey will save hundreds ot dollars iu
doctor's bills every year.
Sold at fifty rents a hoi lie by Hart
lialinsi'ti.
The first woolens for autumn are light,
very light Thiliil cloth stuffs as fine mid
soft as if woven of down.
HO Kt V Kit.
Ely's Cream P.nlm was recommended
to me by my druggist as a preventive to
Hay Fever. Have bei-n usinj: it us direct
ed since the 1Mb of August and have
found it a specific tor that much dreaded
and loathsome disease. Fur ten years or
more I have been a orcat sufferer each
year, from August !llh till frost, and have
tried many alleged remedies lor its cure,
but Kly's Cream Halm is the only preven
tive I have ever found. Ilav fever suf
ferers ought, to know of its efficacy.
Frank A. Ainswortli, of F. B Ainsworih
A Co., P.ihlishers, Inilianapolis, lnd.
Two hundred mid .seventy five thous
and pounds of dynamite arelo he e.vplod
ed in Hell Gate Oct. 1.
Don't! -If a dealer offers you a bottle
of Salvation Oil w ithout labels, or w rap
iers, or in a mutilated or defaced pack
age, don't linieh it don't buy it at itny
price, you can rest assured that there is
something wrong it may tie a dangerous
and worthless counterfeit. Insist upon
gelling a ptrffrt. vubroh n. gr 11 nine pack
age. Count Cavoiu'a love letters are soon to
be published, according to a Turiu cor
respondent. Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" is
a most powerful restorative tonic, and
combines Hie most valuable nervine prop
erties; especially adapted lo the wants of
debilitated ladies suffering from weak
back, inward fever, congestion, inflam
mation, or ulceration, or from nervous
ness or neuralgic pains. l!y druggists.
Krupp ia at present chiefly manufactur
ing guns for China, Turkey, Japan, und
Egypt.
A CARD.
To all who uresuflcnng from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood. &c,
I will send a recipe that will cure you,
FliEE OF CIIAHG E. This great remedy
w discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send a self addressed euveloiie
to the Kkv. .liiSKl'u T. Inman, Station D
Mew York Citv
A th;ng to boast of in Maine is a horsn
upon which ten governors have ridden.
For woman in delicate health, no med
icine equals Hunt's Remedy. All female
complaints are speedily cured by it. It
never fails.
OHIO POLITICS.
TWO PROMINENT POLITICIANS COME
TO BLOWS ON THE CARS.
Ka-Fuitmt States Marshal Wright Strikes
Durbia Ward In the Fare Sepa
rated by Frienita llowlly on the
Mistakes of Sherman.
Lebanon, Ohio, Sent 21. About 5 o'clock
Friday evening as Lit Wright, ex-Uaitad
Sutea mars ml lor tho southern district of
Ohio, an I (ten. Durhin Ward, both of Lib-
n, Onio, w mm coming up on tlie Ciin in
lati Northern railroad, they got into an al
tercation about the mAnner in which Ward
acted in the election at. Cinciunali last fall.
In a speech at the City oi X'uia Thursday
night the general charged that IaI
Wright had Iswu cognizant of and had
lurthern i a raiw on tha ballot '. H it.ii
men oerupie.l tlm same seat in tue car, and
t'iy bocn.iiA embroiled in a heated discus
san on tne sn!.jct Ward was otttn in his
charge! again -t Wright Wright warned
him not to repeat the charges. This warn
ing was n it heeded, and the eon-equwiee
was that Ward received a terrific bl w over
the loll eye, that brought blood. Ward
was about to re-pond with a heavy cane,
when mutual fridnds interfered and ho-tili-tios
had to cease. A correspondent m.;t
th of the men at their respective homes.
They both havo a different version of ; he
row, eispt that Ward admits that he
ciinrged Wright with unbecoming conduct
as a United States c.tli'-ial and wita com
mitting fraud in the election at Cincinnati
last fall, and reasserts the charges. Holh
men ar.i resident politicians (on oppodte
.ties) and are highly-resiected citiKsus.
floadly at Kast Liverpool.
l'.AST l.lVKltl'OOI,, Sept 21. Uovernor
lloadly waswarmly welcomed at the skat
ing rink Friday night by an audience of
i.tMO iieople. His lir.t effort was an abso
lute donial of the statements made by Sena
tor Fawcett at a Republican meet
ing in Mahoning County, in w.uch
he (Hoadly) had ben chargnd with over
talotisnes in suppressing the labor difficul
ties in the Hocking vnlley, and a personal
furtherance, of the interests of the coal op-
Tutors. He then reviewed the situation a1
rhat time in minute detail, giving a reason
for hi- every action. Ti e governor then re
viewed thn mistakes of Shermsii, which, as
he. aid, "oiitnuinlwre.I by an over
whelming majority tht errors of
any otter individual known to hi lory.
Mr. Sherman's attempt, to jiaint Ohio i
'leop crimson by flaiiuting over the stnte
some stained linen, came in for an exhau-t-ive
rebuttal, and when tho speaker, witl'
sonsiderahle force, declared that this same
S iemiau who is engaged in relighting th.
late war had never even smellel the smoke
of battle, the audience went wild, and th
large building echoed with applause. Tile
governor's position on the liquor aiiostiop
was also discussed at length.
Concerning Senator C'harTeea TTtterances.
Nrw Yokk, Sept 21. Inferring to the
alleged utterances of Seuator Chaffer on
the subject of Gn. Grant's resting place,
I'lysses S. Grant Jr.. who was seen at the
family mansion in Sixty sixth stro t Friday
m rnmg, said: "I do not for a moment
believe that the senator said the things at
tributed to him. I have heard him talk in
an entirely opp.ite way on tha subject
The only rason I can see for publishing
such a story is tho desire to de
feat tbe monument enterprK here.
know thnl the publication of what I believe
lo l a false statement of Senator Cbatfee's
views has made talk about town, and must
of course more or less impede the work of
raising subscriptions. For my own part 1
do nut fe-l authori7.M or inclined to speak
on the subject of my father's burial place."
6 Mrs. Grant said that for the present she
did not wish to speak up in the suttject
Neither she nor Ulysses Grant, Jr., cared to
go into the matter of tbe general's expressed
prsfer-ince for Nw York as a place of
burial.
linking After the Indians.
Santa Fit. New Mexico, Sept 111. Gen.
Mi!e, commanding the department of the
Missouri, has lieen in this territory for sev
eral days looking after matters connected
with the present Indian troubles; He and
Gen. Bradley, local commander here, are
now in consultation.
During the past week a band of about ten
bucks, accompanied by a doften squaws,
have been in the back range and Mogollnn
mountains committing deprednlions. They
are a jiortion of Geronltno's band. So far
five men have lieen killt-d by them one
ufliir Hillshoro and four on the Miembres.
There are thirteen troops of cavalry in
pursuit of the band. The country is ex
treimdy rough and the pursuit so close that
the hostiles cann.it do the damage they want
to, and can only kill tho? whom they hap
pen to ma across in their line of march.
A Coal Hargp ami Five Men Lost.
Gai.vf.htdn, Tex., Sfii t "I. Capt Oris
wo 1 and a crew of five seamen on tbe
barge (rient, laden wilh coal from New
(h leans, were lost in the heavy storm which
prevailed here Friday night. Tlie bargj
went aground and an attempt to rescue het
crew was lutile. K tin has fallen here for
live days and the city and island are del
uped. The streets are terfect canulv. Iu
ni'tlty places the water is knoe-dee)t.
I he Cases To It Dismissed.
ST. Lul ls, Ma, Sept -L lnformatir.11
comas from Fort Scott Kan., that United
States Ihstrict Attorney Terry has beau in
stnielwj to have the indictment quash!
and to dismi.s tho case now in the United
States court against some ninety Oklahoma
bisimers, the hitter having vacate! the t.-r
ritory and thus complied with the orders of
t!ie president.
l'.eliel Kiel Hanged In KIHcy.
Kingston, Can., Sept. 21. An efligy of
1,'itiis Kiel was hanged Friday night by the
volunUsvr, in camp at MdlsLon iu the pres
ence ol thousands of spectators. After a
inoek execution tbe figure which was stuff ed
with guiitowder was fired and blown te
atoms.
lie Paid the line.
Salt Lark Citv, Utah, Sept 21. Bishop
John Sharp, tlie Utah director of the Union
Pacific, iiivl a wealthy and influential Mor
mon, piead 'd gjilly to the charge of unlaw
ful C"ha'titatiou iu the police court Friday.
He advi e I every one to live within the law
or tn iDiintrv, pitid tne . "j lino, ana itsi
di- charged.
Admits Hie Guilt.
INMANAPOUS, Illd., (S"pt 21. It IS
rumored that $u5.0d0 of Jaier signed by
Trusts ) Kitz is in circulation. Friday even
ing Mr. Kttz made an atll iavit for pubtica
tion declariug that t-t OiHI f the e warrants
were forgone-.
C holera Increasing in 1'alermo.
IIomk, Sept 81. Ouring the past twenty
four hours ending Saturday neon 224 new
cases of cholera and ltO deaths from the
disetse were reported ia Palermo, a large
increase ovar the preeediug twenty-four
beura.
A Clear Skin
is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may. have it; at least, what
looks like it Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beautifies.
Have used Tongaline in some six cases
of neuralgia, besides other nervous affec
lions, and am prepared to say that, so far
as my experience extends, it is one of the
most reliable remedies that bus ever come
nlo my possession. J. A. Ward, M. D.,
Troy, Mo.
Absolutely Pure.
Cancer of Tongue.
A 'A-E KKSKM I'.LINiI THAT OF iiEN. till INT.
Sonic ten years ngo 1 lulu a scrofulous sore o .i
my riutit leiiiit w litiii gave nic irreal trouble, ami
nnili-r the olil-lilne t real ment wan lit ulcil up. Hint
1 sniipeseil 1 was well. I ronnil, however, it linil
only Ih'ch driven into the system ly Hie use of
sitasli ami mercury, ami in Minve. VsH!. it ln-nke
oiil in my tliroitt, anil conn titrated in wiml pome
of the doctor ilciiominiticii cancer, i was pluccd
iiniter I rc.-it iih ill for this disease. Some six or
sevenof the lii-sl pliysii i.'lns in Ihe rounlry hail
meal ililTerenl. limes umlii tltrir clctrjrc, union.'
tin 111 were spet'ili liil f in Ihls line; tint one after
miolhci' wonlil exluoisl llit-ii skill ami drop me.
for I tirew worse contiiiiinlly. 'I'lic rani-er had
eaten lliroie:!' my rlieek, ilcsimyiinr the roef of
my moulli anil nier lilt, llien alt.-u ked my Ioiilmu
IKihile ami loivi-r lip, ile-lniyni the inlalc ami
iniiiT lip entirely ami half 1113 Ioulmic, eating nul
' 11 Ihe lop of my lei I check hone 'iml up to the
lefliyc. Fnan a hearty rolitlst woman of 1MI
Isninils. 1 was retliiceil to a mere frame of skill
Hiel Indies, almost iiuatiU- to luni mvs.'lf in Ihu.
I eolilil not eat liny eoinl fetMl, hut suhsistt-il mi
lniiiils, attil my lougiii-was si far irouc I could
net talk. rl he anui-h of miiiil ami Ihe horrinle
lllTerlm's of heii y w iiicll I experienced iieveiciill
he reveal. d. i;ien up liy pto sieians Iodic. w.th
no liope of rceovi ry u(ion the pari of my friends
who sal annuel my l,'ii.-iile eii-tim.f every mo
n.ent le U' my last; iu fact, my liushantl wouhl
place Ins hitiul on me every now .and then 10 sec
whether I was alive or not, anil ill one tune a'l ile
ciiltal llial life whs ev'iiifl, anil my ilea'h was re
(Hirtcil all over Ihe country
sncli was my wri'li iicl ami helpless condition
oil Ihe lirsl of lasl lauils-r ilsSli, when my
lieiuls coniiuenfeil givh.g lie Swill's Siiei-itic.
In less than a month the calimr places slopeil and
liealui' cnmiueiu-tid. and ihe fearlul aperture in
my check lias hern cIo-smI ami firmly knitted lo
irclher. A pns-c-sof .1 new under lip is progress
hit,' finely, slid Ihe toiiime which was almost ile-
ito.yeit is Is-ing iccowri'd, ami it seems that 1111
I it re is supplying a new tongue. 1 can talk so
tlist ln friends can readily understand me, and
can cat sdid food ai!aiii. I nm aide lo walk alsml
wherever I (deae w it limit the assistance of any
one. ami have nailed tilty isium! of Ih-sh. All
this under Hie tdessiiie of a merciful Heavenly
father, is due lo swiflV Spei irtc. 1 am a wonder
ami .1 marvel lo all my Irirmls. hundreds of whom
nave known my intense snllerint's. and have visi
ted me in my aillictious. hiie 1 ani not entirely
well, ye I my L'raliluile is none the less devout, and
1 am coniidenl that a h rfecl rerovt-rv is now in
si'.'ht. II any douht these fuels. I'would refer
litem lo Hun. .lohn H. Travor. State Senator of
llns dislrii l. who is my iicij.-hr.or. Pr. T. S. Ilrad
tivld, 01 I. a 1 trance (ia., or lo any ether per-niis
living in the southern p trl of Tieape couulv. lot
,mi:s M.ia 1. ovkii.
I.aCr.lHL'C. (in.. Vav 14. 1SS5.
Sold hy all llrui'-'ists.
Trealis. 011 UUss; and Skin Piscises msiled free,
fall 011 our Physician, No. ITiJ V . 2 'si SI.. N. 1
t otisiilla, im, free.
The Swivt Si'E.unc Co ,
lluwi'i 1'. Allan. a. liH.
fIGTfiEll
Used herbs indoctoring the familv.snd
her simple remedies IU CI lit: in
most cases. W UtioiN the use of herbs,
medical acionce would bn powerless;
and yet the tendency of the times is to
neglect the best of all remedies lor those
powerful medicines that seriously in
jure the system.
W (baBai
4
if .1 combination of valunble herbs, carc
lully compounded from the Iciniulaof
a regular J'hyKician, who used this pre
scription largely iu his privatte prnctico
with great success. It is w.rf a drink, hut
a medicine used by many physicians.
ltis invaluable tor IH'Si'frsi 4,
i and Ml KK 4'OMI'l.AIKTS,
st linns t:nArsTM.x, ut:jh
At:ss, l mil rsnoN. r.; and while
curing will not hjirt the system.
Mr. C. J. Rhodes, a well-known Iron
man of Safe Harbor, Pa., writes :
"My son was completely prostrati-d by fever led
amie. (Jiiuiiue aIl l,rlvH ,lil Ituu no ssssi. 1
then wm for MisltlerV Merit Hitters aiidiu a rhnrt
tiuie the bey was iiute well."
"E. A. 8cheUentratrer, Druggist, 717
Et. Clair Street, -Cleveland, O., writes :
- your priters, I can eav, and do sav. are prp
aenlssl by some nf t Ib oldest and most i reinineiit
I'ltj htcuns in our city." .
mishIjEu herb bitters co.,
625 Commerce St., Philadelphia.
Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
0'. ?.' j. NfrianiicrttRii itv
KAURIS' yizxz
MiJir.iMha tsktllnti nhv.
i ttstns tvmtlt, friw
A RAotcALCune Fon'l fu. indu-.-m-v.. '4
DECAY. Ji"i
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till Ui MiMtit M, or i
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600H N. lentil tii .B'i'.iiTjAH.itO,
RUPT(iM P fMSCKUl Vni a Trues.
apl-u-dwly
C. P. bWANSUJS,
Contractor and tfuil'kr,
No. 21 2 1 4th Ave.,
Her idem, tio. ius ScveiulrAvinuc,
ROCK ISLAND. IUINOIS.
1885.
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fur 4m Ana.de, Fraa.-lM.-a aad Munu.
lulu, Muiulu) Oet. 1 Nov. I. and Jlec. 1
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Lots.
Maile any Height Dun
IVr.MI k,wf ef 11,'oS mill MM HI'
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