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The Daily Argus.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT., 23. 1885.1
Only Democratic Daily in tne Klewntb ('on
VTessloiinl District.
J. W. rVTTKR .
It tutor tin PUBLISH K.
rock island daily aroits,
hock island wkekly arwus.
of 710141 fafiss ot bocz islavs citt amd c0dkt1
Argus Block. - Opp. Host Office.
iUBKOKllTlOK aTS I
DAILY ecnts per week, or W cent pel
nonlh. 'icliverert hy eiirriera lo any part of th
tin.
W8k.KL.Y- J,0" per year. pouure pmd.
0LAD8I0NE 8 PROOKAMME.
The manifesto of the great English ex
Premirr, so impaiiently awaited, has at
length been issued and, despite its fout
column dimensions, is a disappointing;
document. It is wary, dexterous and
evasive instead of aggressive. Much ot
it is devoted to explanation, apology and
defence, while its presentation of issues
for the coming election is singularly
guarded and even timid. Statesman as
he is, Mr. Gladstone is also astute enough
to appreciate his responsibility as a poli
tician. The liberal parly so long led by
him embraces widely discordant elements
from the Whigism of Lord Hartinton at
the one extreme to the Radicalism C barn
berlain or the fractious democracy of
Bradlaugli at the other. Mr. Gladstone's
private purpose is to frame a platform
that will alienate the fewest possible
votes. Hence Le indulges in these adroit
generalizations ot which he is a conspic
nous master. lie favors a reform of both
tue house of lords and house of commons,
but does not specify to what extent. He
dodges the html question and straddles
the lrih question. Entail and primogen
iture ho would abolish, ne does not
pluuipiy advocate the divorfe of the
church ai d state, but expresses a belief
that the church is strong enough to sur
Vive disestablishment. It is a curious
survival of mediaeval conflicts between
the papacy and the temporal power which
makes Queen Victoria the visible head of
the English church and guarantees the
succession to her seraphic heir, the Prince
of Wales. Every intelligent man and
woman jxirceives the inherent absurdity
of the relation, but England prides her
self on her conservatism and reform trav
els slowly there. From the present out
look it is not at all improbable that the
Parnellite contingent will bold the ba!
ance of power in the next British parlia-.
muni ami may exact vast concessions as
the price of its supjiort of the party in
power.
A K1DICDL0TJ8 THEORY.
, : -New York Graphic.
A political doctrine of recent growth
and propagation teaches that when
citizen is installed in a federal office he
should instantly cease to take any action
or personal interest in the politics of bis
own stale. It is a stupid and pernicious
doctrine. Everybody knows that the
present secretaries of the treasury and
the navy were chosen for these position
because of the sagacious judgment.
tireless zeal and conspicuous executive
ability they hud shown as advisers and
leaders of their party in New York. Is
there any valid reason why they should
Uke less interest than before in their
party and their slate, or why they should
not attend the democratic state conven
tion to give it the benefit of their counsel
and experience? Members of the cab inet
though they be, they are still citizens of
this state, members of the democratic
party, and concerned for the welfare of
both. It is true that some of their re
publican predecssors abused their powers
to coerce stale conventions, but the oc
currence of such abuses in the past does
not imply a continuance of them and
justify the practical disfranchisement
and muzzling of a wise popular leader
when he accepts office.
To carry out the principle to its logical
conclusion, every citizen who enters
either the federal or the slate service
should be thereby debarred from exercis-
ing any voice in the management of his
party or the conduct of public affairs
A system of that sort would speedily ex
elude tint ablest and most earnest citizens
from party councils and would leave the
destinies of the country to be directed by
conventions composed chicfy of indiffer
cut or mediocre delegates. It is throu
party organizations in the separate states
that presidents are elected and reforms
wrought. Is it then to be assumed that
a party cau be strengthened and improv
ed by denying it the counsels of its ablest
men?
It mny be retorted that a cabinet
officer or any official may impart bis
counsel and exercise what iufluen.ee he
pleases without personally attending
convention. Very well; what is gained
then by the silly and futile theory which
would exclude Lira 7 Jue mugwumps
admire English precedents. In this re-
spect, at least, the English ministers set
a courageous example. From the prcms
ier down to the last secretary on the list,
they go before the people without false
pretence or evasion and uphold thei
party principles. The same thing
done in France and elsewhere. In the
United Slates the humbug of nonpartis
anship is only a fleeting delusion.
For woman in delicate health, no tried
icine equals Hunt's Remedy. All female
complaints are speedily cured by it.
never fails.
A pressed paper chimney about fifty
feet high has been built for a Breslan
manufactory.
VERY EEMAEABLE EEC6VEKT.
Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich., writes: "My wife has been almost
helpless for live 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 is
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi
monials attest their great, curative powers.
Only fifteen cents a bottle at, Hartz &
Bahnsen's
What V7 Are lad bated to the Boats War.
There appears in our columns today
the advertisement of the well-known
(and universally used iu the southern
states) Simmons Liver Regulator. Years
ago it won its way into every household
of the south by pure, sterling merit. It
there takes the place ol a doctor and
tostly prescriptions. The medicine is
becoming widely known in the north,
and wherever used the demand for it has
steadily increased. It is a family
medicine, containing no dangerous and
deleterious qualities, but purely vegetable,
and so gentle in its action thai it can be
iafely given to any person, no matter
hat age the centenarian or tne crow
ing younster. Working people are often in
that state of health whicn really renders
them unlit for labor; but they hav nt
time to take medicine and be sick. Sim
mons Liver Regulation can be taken
without causing any loss of time, and the
system will be built up and invigorated
hv it. The Regulator promotes digestion,
issipnti s nasty sick headache, and gives
strong, full tone to the system. In
malarious climates it is invaluable, both
proiecting attack from the disease and
xpelhug tlie poison alter it has entered
be system. It has uo equal as a lier-
paralory medicine, and can be safely used
when a doctor cannot be called in. Pers
sons of the very highlest character and
eminence have given biuunons Liver
Regulator their cordial and hearty en
dorsement.
Of 615 successful candidates for ma
triculation of London University in June,
UK) were woman . Three of the women
received pri7.es for proficiency, and one
of them headed the honors list.
What man has done, man can do.
By the same order of reasoning, what
Mishler's Herb Bittets has done in one
case of dyspepsia it will do in another of
the same kind. George Forrest, of Wav
erly, N. Y., was regarded as a confirmed
dysieptic. He tried all the ordinary re
medies without avail. He grew thin and
lis countenance assumed the colorless
cast so common in persons hlllii-U-il with
his disease. When hoe was nearly gone,
he was persuaded to try Mishler's Herb
Bitters. The result, was the same as it
ias been in a thousaud others he was
speedily cured.
The Swiss army now nunilicrs 477 com
missioned officers, and its effective
strength is 200,754 men. The highest
rank recognized in the Swiss army during
peace is that of colonel.
A Hew Wav to Pay O'd Debts.
Sheakespeare tells how this can be ac
complished in one of his immortal plays
but debts to nature must lie paid on de
mand unless days of grace be obtained
through the use of Ir. Pierce's "Golden
Medical Discovery. It is not a cure
all" but invaluable for sore throat, bron
chilis, asthma, catarrh, consumption, and
all diseases of the pulmonary and other
organs, caused by scrofula or "bad
blood. " Scrofulous ulcers, swellings and
umors arc cured by its wonderful alter
native action. By druggists.
A glass bedstead has been made at a
Birmingham, Eng., factory for a Calcut
ta millionaire. It is of solid glass, the
legs, rails, etc., being richly cut. The
King of Burmah also has one.
THOUSANDS SAT 80.
Mr.T. W.Atkins, Girard, Kan., writes:
I never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bitters to my customers, they
"ive entire satisfaction and are rapid
sellers." Electric Bitters are the purest
and best medicine known and will posi.
lively cure Kidney and Liver complaints
Purify the blood and regulate the bowels.
No family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollars in
doctor's bills every year.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Hartz &
Bubnsen.
A dancing master of Yeddo, Japan,
announces a millennial celebration of the
death of an ancestor, who was the first
of the family to practice the art of dancing-
Rervoui 1). Dilitated Han.
You are allowed a free trial of thirtj
days of the use of Ir. Dye's Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory
Appliances, for the speedy rtlief and per
manent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of
V itality 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, vith full informa
tion, terms, etc., mailed free by address
mg Voltaic licit Co., Marshall, Mich.
deod & w.
Snow banks fully 100 feet high, that
have lain there for many years, the Attn
California says, are to be found in the
high Sierras.
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the world
Warranted to speedily cure burns, bruises,
cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, can
cers, piles, chilblains, corns, tetter, chap
ped bauds, and all skin eruptions, guaran
teed to cure in every instance, or money
refunded. 2;i ccnls per box rorsaleby
Hartz iv, Kahnscu
John II. l'aruell, the (leorgia brother
of the agitator, says that the secret of the
latler's success is "a silent tongue and a
watchful eye."
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and iudiscretioiisofyout.il, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
1 will send a recipe that will cure you,
FKEE OF CHAUO. E. This great remedy
w discovered hy a missionary in South
America. rVnd a self addressed enveloe
to the Kkv. Joskj-u T. Inman, Station I)
Sew York Citv 1
Buffaloes are now tired at Goodnight,
Kau., and buffalo calves sell at $5U a
bead where once the earth shook beneath
the onward tramp of 10,000.
nave used Tongaline in several cases
of neuralgia and rheumatism, with mar
velous success. Tongaline is an invalu
able remedial agent, and the remedy "par
excellence for neuralgia and rheuma
tisin. L. ESisle.r, M. D., Manchester,
Ohio.
The Japanese government proposes to
decorate ladies who have distinguished
themselves for the benefit of the country.
We have heard many of our old friends
say that Salvation Oil cured them of rhcu
mutism. Those who have not tried it,
should do so. Our druggists sell it for
twenty five cents a bottle.
Seven thousand persons, saints and
sinners, all told, have been buried hy
tiravedigger McJNamura. of Staunton, Va.
"A Crick in the Back" is many times a
symptom of kidney disease. Hunt s Kid
ney and Liver J Remedy will cure it.
During the last official year London
firemen were cubed out by 2,806 alarms
CALLING THE ROLL
OF NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CANDI
DATES FOR GOVERNOR.
Hot Much to Hang a Prediction I pon-
Aanentbly of the Convention The
Chairman' Kemark Miscel
laneous Political (ioMlu.
Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. 43. Monday
moriuig oiiened with bright eunsoine,
and at an early hour the corridors of
the leading hotels presented an animated
soen The indication-i pointed to a very
lively scrimmage in convention. The up
per countrymen were growing mora and
more determined to mnke short work of the
bu ineas. Out of several hundred Kp un
it, uns on Ihe gr.uu i not one would make a
pre lirtina ll a lt of the delegates bad
b". n madi' it n iilniiit the probabilities are
turn Uen. t or would have been the nomi
nee. Morton, Bd a, Cornell, Dav.mp.irt nnd
llr.iel war.i -irong in the niorani,-. Gon.
&wurd,ot Utica, was still in the held and ap
peared to htve a large following. He ap-
lieure 1 to U the meet promising dark noise
iu the stable. Mr. riewaro's (riouds claimed
that utile- the selection was mado on the
ln -t or second I allot, their candidate would
eouie to t, e front with Hying col ri
A close observer said before the conven
tion met that he would make the prediction
that there woui 1 ''probably be at least a
d. xon can.litli.tes .iacei in nomination after
the jieruiauent organ nation of the conven
tion end au 11101 mai Fallot is taken, fol
lowed by an adjourniu?nt until to-night or
to-morrow morning. During the interim
delegations will traa-iu. Tne views of their
re-peciive ineiniiers w.U be interchanged
and the le-t .iva.la.ole eanli.lala decided on
as soon as possil.te."
At It o'clock thi loligates Ikvrii to stroll
toward tue p.a.e oi in..wiuig ot the conven
tion, the Casino, a k.-uiiig rink of imposing
diuieusioii-s situated iown tue hiil, back of
Cungre.-s iialU The interior of the
structure was rather scantily decorated
with Chinose lauterns and globes and
JagttiuMe Ihih suspend,! from the rough
frame rafter, while small American Mag-
were hung iu profusion tivio posts and
pillars. Toe seat, for duiogxtes and upecta
tor are arranged in the plan of the Demo
cratic convention at Cnicago last
July, except that there are no gal
lories. The front senl.s were soon till!
with visitor from the hot..!-, including
large number ot ladie, wiio seined to
greatly enjoy the idea of seeing a political
convention as a novel accompaniment
wateruig-piace tile.
The ticket to be nominated comprises the
othoes of governor, lieutenant governor,
secretary of state, comptroller, attorney
general, treasurer an I state cu -iinwi- and
surveyor.
At 1J m. nearly all the IU3 delegates were
In the building but there ws the usual
tardiness in getting hirge Inilies to move
and tu body was not called to order until
12:2.) o'clock. At that hour Chairman
James D. Warren of the state committee
caUed the convention tJ order and pleas
antly suggested that in view ot the pre-
ence of many ladies aid the clo-euess
ol the hall, smoking should not be mdulgxd
in. Kev. Dr. a V. Leach, ot Albany, th
invoked divine blessing iqx.u the labors of
the convention.
Secretary V roomau ot the state con-
mittee read the loll of delegate..
Contests wei-e announced iu tht;
(irst district of Albany and in the
Second district of Albany. Alter several
name had been called a 111 lion was carried.
that to save time, the call be by asaeiublv
(tatmctd, las Wad of by uauies of delegates.
A contest iu the Hn,t Saratoga di-trict was
settled by both sets of delegates being
admitted to the door, with half
vota each. The chairman of the
regular delegation w as applauded by the
convention as be announced that this peace
ful settlement had been agreed Usin among
the Saratogians themselves.
The roll having been cat e l, Chairman
Warren announced that the state commit
tee had agreed upon Ninat r Warner
Miller for temporary chairman of the con
vention. Applause. The chair ap)oiiite.i
Hju. A. B. CbrnsU and EU.ride U. I.i
hani to eacort him to the chair, and he was
received with much enthusiasm.
Mr. Miller, in addressing the convention,
ealied attention to the fact that the Repub
lican party of the state of Sin York for
the first time in twetity-tive years was con
fronted by both the federal and state gov
erBmeate In the hands of the Democracy.
He advocated rigid adherence to the
protection of Amoricau in lu tries aud the
American laborer. Lou i cheers "When
we turned over to tue opp sitio,i Wu civil
service of the govorniuut,M he said, no
better civil service exi-te.i uu Ier the sun."
Keferring to the political cotup.exion of the
southern states Mr. Miller maintained thut
throughout the length an 1 brea 1th of that,
land there was not to le f.iund a
single government which holds the
reins of government by the will ol
the people. Tt.e 14mubiieans, he sail, t"
prove tuV state. D3IU only asked for a iair
held and f vir tight. Upon the iuestion of
the orrrl service oi Ilia g.ivannn nit ha said
the Republican party had put tne law into
practical use-an 1 were committed to lU
He would suggest, however, that the civil
service cuinrnissiouers be at once summoned
togeiJier and directed to add a clause pro
viding that "all Jaii-bird and ex-convicts
are forbidden to hi 4 J ollice." This, he
thought, would greatly relieve the president
of th United btate. lie closed by thank
ing the convention lor the honor bestowed
upon him, and predicting that a grand v.c
tory wouid be acbiewd in November.
tin motion Udsstr. V room m ilisrkimei),
Chlckering (Lewis), and stteurnos (New
York), were made temporary secretaries.
Motions were made and cu rie I for th ap
pointmeut by the chairman of c nnniittes
on contested seats, on permanent org.tUiZ.i
tions, and on resolution-, each to coanst, of
one member from each congressional dis
trict On motion of Gin. lluste 1, the rules
ef the Chicago National Republican con
vention were adopted.
The c invention then took a recess until
4:30 p. m. .
The .Enquirer Will (Not) lie Happy.
Wabihngton Crrv, Sept. 23. Civl-Serv-ioe
Commissioner Doruian B. Eaton ten
dered his resignation to the president, Mon
day morning, aud Indiana Democrats Lave
already announoed that they will pre-ent
for his sucvMur Professor James IL Smart,
president of the Purdue auivers.ity at
Lafayette, Ind. He was superintendent
of public instruction of Indiana from
1H7S to 1S.80, and rafustkl reuominut.ion. He
is about 4(1 years old, and, although a life
lone Democrat, would be satislactory, it is
aid, to both parties.
It is reported that the president has re
quested Mr. Eaton to withdraw his resigna
tion, as at the present juncture it would be
interpreted as a retreat and a sign ot weak
nasi, and might influence the result of the
Hinckley trial in New York.
Lateb. Mr. Eaton says the above rii.ort
is based on the fact that all the oouimusioii
ers placed their resignation in the bauds of
n, shoit'v nft'T his innn 'i'
il..
lunation that the pi.-.
I.- I. . uccept i.eoe re.ignatio.is '.
l-.irtic rar time.
Ilefurin Iiiitiirse.1 Very Neittlr
i :Vl l'.Hll. L I, Heps. w. T i K
oi im y, N. Y., a-ei-nilly district civ
i .-.d here adopted re oiutioiis jnir ul.i
i-v
t'oiiirressinnn Perry
in the repeal of
law oC 17 and
"lour-year" law
Belmont den:1. M.I
t!'e titoire.f-i li..
lbtis and of the
d IKJl, as Ul
restore to the president the oonstitui.ional
power of removal, end npproviurof the
civil service law of l&M in re fect to tlie
exercise of the power of appointment of in
ferior office. as distinct from the power of
removal.
if w York, Bept as. The Young Mens'
Democratic club has adopted resolution
urging the Democratic state ennvention t
eniixdy an emphatic civil service reform
plank in its plutforni.
Wuat It Coat Them.
Cincinnati, Sent 'J3 "Oath." in hii
aiieeial to The Enquirer, says a we!l-in
.map 1 KepuLliciti staled to him that U-n.
Lutli r spent $75,000 in his race ta t, ye n
i r the pre-ideucy, nnd was now b..ci n:
lown to business to nink. it back an.i. .W
Kinine-s contribution to the campaign 4-
stated at all the mooey lie made on l..e i.r.-i
volume of his book, at least.
The Spirit of the Thins.
Washington Citv, Sept 2a. Postrooster
(lener:d Vila-, who has urdor coiii-idei-ation
t le ca-e of Uarry Donovan, recently ap
pointed to a place in the. Chicago postoliiee,
says ha will take deci lei steps K tba Young
Democratic club, of which Donovan has
Iwon elected prasident, is shown to be an
active political organ iz ition.
Some More Almut Keiley.
Washington City, HepL 23. Tiio ru noi
tlnit Mr. Keiley will lie made as.istant
seer 't-try of stile is again revivid. Tue
mil r un ito ex-minister still stands hi:rb in
ir. K yiM's estimation, and it is unite
l.k.-ly ho will be provided with a snug
placet
THE MONUMENT TO RIDGcLY.
O.I.I fellows
at Italtiinore
Description.
Inv.-ll It A
BAiri'M.mu. Ml., Sept. i':t. Tues lay
morning's ses, ion oi tne -ovihvuu grand
l.idge L O. O. K, was occupied witn tie
honring of np.ieals and rei.or.-s w.uch were
propjriy reton-e I. 'ihelol;e aljourueito
pa.t.cipaie in the n'.ter.ioou puale an 1
ceremonies attending Lite uiiveilii.g of the
K.lgeiy inouimioiit.
.tlr. llhl-eiy was, t.t the time of hi
de, tin, gr..nl -eeruMr,- of the (Irani Lol
1. U I). K.. of the Culled States, and had
served in that caja.-iiy -iuee 1S4J. The cer
rinouies wore eoii.lucLo 1 under the .liroe-
ti .11 o. Mes.rs. V. IV. Morris, or Kentucky;
George V. Dilks oi New York: T. 11 Hiil,
of Virginia; Is.-uict'. tsheppsr I. ,f Penn
sylvania; Joun AL Joiies, and John ll. Mo
ChIiiii, o M,.:-yl;.u l, and John II. i:.nla
g,r, of lA'law;iro
'I ne m. i.iimi-nt stand . ou the most elevated
sik' in lisiieiu pars, and laces to Lie ca U
It I- ol granite end is surui u:ite 1 ly a
c.d ssnl bro.., sljiiue f tlie ImUi J.i .. Ia
Ri ely, l'he t 't-ai height is iorty-tw i feetH
due .-tvte 1- m.hlern . mate
Llothic. The first die block is seven
ln-t .pure, Tue four highly jili.oed
pttieis o.i this ll.s,'k ar. in.,cno,'d wuii trie
name ani dsLes i l.trtu an i dentil of th
loan wliisa ui. iuory the monument com
memorates; alsi .iaUs of initiation uiui
l.slgo-, his eleetiou t o.Ui.sw in the or ier.
mi., lines eulogistic ot tlu charHctr of the
late secretary. The cost of tlie monuinent
was il.lHW, which sum was appropriate!
for tlie purrxise hy the sovereign gran-l
l,Mlge at its la-t meelin in Minnesota.
Hallway Litigation.
Cl.KVELAM), Ohio. Sept A judgment
for nearly tH,ooi),iiilii was rendei-el in th.
comtn-.n pie. is court Monday againt tht
New York, Chicago & St. ,..uis railroad
;ompany, on three no es, one f..r J'J IKM.H-K
.u-inin ti Wil.iain il. Yanderbilt, one foi
fr;;7;l,0.M running to tne Likj Shore & M.ci
igau rsouti.ern railr.d company, and tht
iuir i, for t-J.si.mti, running t li R Hollii
The Nickel Plato road answered at the
sine place in a suit brought by the Union
Trust company, of New York, to recover
tor a large amount of rolling stock sold the
is a. I, that the r. a 1 was not legally organ
x-'d originally, und that the contract with
U.e Tru.t coiunan v is therefore vol 1. The
r.ad w;uits We ridling stsxk s.-.ld and tht-
,ir.Me is divide.! pro rata among all the
creditors.
Iath on the American Hog.
BKLfHT, Wi-., S-pU, -ja A disea . which
puies th veterinarians, isdestroy nig hogi
in a locality e-t oi tnis city, in a 'im-
cases the bogs s.s-iii to rot to death. Th
di-ease in tnought to have origuiate.1 witu
hogs which ate the carcasses of horses whirr
uieu oi gianucrs. t-er l.oou nogs au.l some
cattle have tiled iu two township withir
two weeks. Two Isrmers, limned Ward
and Fou-er, ol the town of Washington.
Wis., lo-t over thirty hogs last week by the
cholera epidemic. More animals in the
neighboi lio n.! are prostrate.!.
APViCK TO MOTHERS.
Are you (listiirls-d at lili.'lit and liroken
oenour rest tiv a sick child suflVniig ni.il
crying itii pain of rutting teeth? If so.
sen.) at once ami get a bottle of Mrs
Winslows Soothing Srup for ciiil.lren
Ux'tliino. lis value is incaU-uliiliI
It w ill relieve the iioor little sufferer im
meiliatclv. Depend uixiti it mothers
lhiivit.no ini-tike alioiit it. Il cure
lysonlerv, dinrrlioea. n-guhilcs the slou
ach .-mil bowels, cures wind colic, soil
ens the gums, reduces inlmmmaiion. mil
give? tone and energy to the whole sv?
h'tu. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svru
for Chiliin-n Teelliin-j is plcasiint to !.l
L-istc. anil is tin- prcscripiioii of one ot
the oldest and Im sI leniaic nurst-s and pliy
Sicintis in the I lilted Males, and is fi
sale by all druggists throughout th
world. Price cents iter bottle.
feb-28-m-w-s m 1 y
Shrimps and oysters are being cultivat
ed in the Culf of Mexico, and il is thought
that they will soon drive out Chesapeake
oysters I nun the southern market. Al
ready canning establishments between
IVnsarolit and New Orleans put up 5.IHHI
cans a day.
A Walking Skeleton.
Mr. E. Springer, of Meehanicsbiir";,
Ph.. writes: "l was ntllicted with lung
fever am! abscess on hint's, and ifilucotl
to (i ifiilking SkfMoii. (lot a fre .trial
bottle of Dr. Kind's New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me so much
omul Unit I bought a dollar bottle After
usino three hollies, found myself omv
more a man, completely restored to
health, with a hearty appetite, and a rjain
in flesh of 4 lbs." Call at Ilnrlz it
Itahiisen's drtio store and "el a free trial
hot tie of this certain cure for all Lull"
Diseases. L:irj;e bottles $1 tHI.
A Paris writer finds two tyK-s of faces
umono the English "jrls the nose of ihe
one is "wedoe shaped," and of the other
slightly re,lrtivrt; nnd he adds their eyes
are "uniformly blue" and their feet "long
and senate toed.
They Will Barely Find Ton.
They are looking for you everywhere.
Drafts of air in unexpected places, going
from hot rooms to cool ones, carelessness
in changing clolhiutr: Iu sbort auytbing
which ends' iu a "common cold iu the
head." Unless arrested this kind of cold
becomes sealed iu the mucous membrane
of the bead. Then it is Catarrh. In any
and all its singes this disease always
yields lo Ely's ('ream Balm. Applied to
the nostrils with the fintfer. Safe, agre
able, certain. Price fifty cents.
A writer in the llulktin Oeaendde Tf -raimUijut
says that refrigeration of the
lobe of the ear will stop hiccough, what
ever its cause may be. Very slight refrig
eration, such as a drop of cold water, is
said to be sufficient.
Fur the indefinite aches aud pains of
nervous patients Tongaline is superior to
any other anodyne. For nervous heads
ache or muscular rheumatism it is almost
a specific. Turk Kitchie, M. D., St Paul,
Minn.
A big, shaggy dog sleeps with the Czar.
THE CL0U3 IN THE ORIENT.
Bulgaria and Herri Bringing Up the
Cum The Balkan Fame.
London, Kept l The news from the
east is, to say toe least, disquieting. lb
liulgai iaui have occupied the Balkan passe-.
an i i wt h Bulgaria and Ksrvia are rapidly
mobilizing troops. A levy I f all the able-
bodied men in Bulgaria betweeu the
agos of IS and 40 years of age has been
ordore.1. The co:nl ine t force of Roumilia
nd Bulgaria aggregates 50,000. mn.
Turkey is al o busy getting troops together.
It is still hoped, however, that peace will
be maintained. Austria is said t desire
that t'je insurrection be qutlle l. Cominuui-
catiens are passing between thai signatory
power, with a view to the solution of the
diiUenlty.
Paws, Sipr, yi The opinion prevails at
tos Turki-h eiuliassy in this city tha' tn
great powers of Europe will enforce msWi
ir the troatyoi B-rliu, and t.-.at the .or
f..nlt.y in lv uinelia will i settled favorublv
t i urkey without a roson to anus.
(living Turkey Goo.1 Advice.
Vienna, Sept. ii. Toe Krem.leni'latf,, in
au ediioreil commenting on the necei-lnuc.'
tlie r ii.M of Bu'garia of a union wn .
ea-tor.i Itouuielia, declares that t-'iis action
by tne rtuer of Bulgaria defers totheoe-
l ion oi Km- )i e, and ronolti lee by counsel
ling Turk.-y to act with inisleratiou.
In Ittdialf ol Our forest.
Boston, Mast... b..p- 'Si. The fourth
aiiiiual ui.s-tuig of the American forestry
ongre.- owue t it three day s meeting her
at 1 i-..s) Tuesday inoriiiug in horticultural
hall. Mayor O'Brien delivered the address
f welcome, to which pre-ident Heaiy ma le
are.ponse ill diijunction with Ins auuu .1
aildiess. Committees were appointed to
iral't appropriate resolutions town the death
of Dr. Hough, the former treasurer of ihe
institution.
In thealternoon's sesuon V. H. Egglestu
read a paner on "Facts in Regard to the
1 r isent State of American r .restry, al
Prentice Mill ford discussed "4'he Forests ol
Calitoi-nia." Hon. Klizur U right talked ol
the Middlesex Fell-. Kilobit of objects illus
trative of forest botany were made by Pro-
fisssor K R South wick; of veneers, by Charles
W. Si urr, and of photo-niicrograpus by P.
11. Dudley.
Ilnd a Hlght to liaise a How.
New YoitK. S..pt. 2.1. The trial of an
intep'stmg suit acain-t l.swyer D r:us C.
Cr isiy, of this city, wn- b.gun Monday in
Unit., I'laiiis. Toe suit was brought
June- R Silkman. an..iher lawyer re iding
in Youkers. Ju Msy, 1S--, Mr. Silkuiati
was m.-ar.vrated as a lumitic l-i tlie Ulica
asylum. He made ea a row alHiut it after
he got out tl.at tlie le.islatiire lieun
an investigation of tne nfT.iirs tliere au I
this investigation resulted in the inaugura
tion of many reforms and cau.1 a go.d
deal of excitement throughout the state.
He claims that he was not insane at the
time of tue incarceration and thut his in-
ou-cerat ion was the result of a oonsoiracy
.d which Mr. Crosby wa- the moving i.iirit.
He tberelore brings action for tJj.OOO
damages.
Ihe ltacing Circuit.
CHU'AOti, Sept. 'J-i. The autumn meeting
at Washiugtou park opened Tuesday with
the following trot-:
First race, mile beat-; Early Dawn first,
Lizzie Wilkes second, K.vira third; time,
:J1.
Second race. 2:19 class, 1 mile; Bonnie
Mctiregor tlr t. Maggie t). MiddleUiu second,
Butter S.-otch third; time, 2:21.
Third race, mile heats; Diatonic first,
Ara secnd; time. 2.4J.
Lorisviu-K. Ky., Sept. Z Tuesday's
races here resulted a, follow;.;
First race, 1 mile; dukliiig first, Lndy
W.iyward second, Malaria third; time,
Second race, mile; Sis II ngar first Sil
ver Cloud second, Porter Ashe third; time
1:01s,-.
Third race, 2 miles; Ten Book r fir-t,
Iri-h Pat second; time 8:4.1
Illinois Product at the New Orleans Fair.
t'Hii-A.in, Sept. -JS Horace Tu.-ker,
general Ireight agent of the Illinois Central
rad, has issued the ioliowing notice to its
Illinois agents: Tne state of Illinois pro
pises this year to make a grand display at
Jiew tlrleans of the products of its sod, and
to make it a success this company has con
sented to make three points on its Inn
namely, Chicagis ,STiuglield and Cairo
places to receive and arrange the articles
for shipment south. You will therefore
way-bill "frwe" any and all shipments that
sr.. purely the prolucts of the soil when
coiisigued t either of tlie places mentioned
;. said shipments are marked by shippen
-Illinois state exhibits."
riayed It Mean on the riaven.
(Iai.vkstos, Tex., Sept 23. A speoial ta
die News from Hearne says: Ten cnvict
scajwd from the plantation of William
tiearne, in lira no bjttoni. near here. Moil
dny morning, by cutting through the roof ol
the prison-house. They made their wy t
town aud entering the Montgomery hcu-.
while the guests word slunilieriug sloio Ur
garments of the tual uiemliersof the Stuii.
Theatrical compauy, leaviug the convi -.
-uit behin L They auto took two i; .i .
watches aud escaped to the w.sids. A l..r
pos-e started in pursuit nt them, an 1 it wa
reported Monday night that lour of tee cue
victs had been taken.
4lrbratiiiK a Temperance Centennial.
lionToN. Sept. 'Si. The c .lei-ration of fi
temperance centennial was hell Ttiesduv
uiorninj; Iwfore a lare au lienca. Apreaui;.!.
and resolutions were aiopted commending
the recent passage by Hi) legislature oi tue
scientilic temperance education law w.tich
rctpnnw sjwcial iuslxuotion as to th ell'ect .
of the stimulants and narcotics to be iiven
iu t:ie schools of Ihe commonwealth, an i
ii: ;ini; the school boards to carry out the
full intent of the law. A number of t.d
dr. scs were made by prominent teinp--.-uicd
men and women.
iuli.K Wild Over IUUeIoo.
MimciK, lud., H'pl. 'ii Such religious
izc.teiiieiit has not ben known iu this
comity iu many years as now prevails oeur
ftcw Corner, where Mrs. Woudswortn Mon
day pre.iched to aS.Ouil people, nearly one
half of wuom pr .fe sel conversioa One
hundred wvtit into a state of trance, and
s.me"..f tin-in still i-.-iM.iiu in fiat oondition
(Skeptics areuuii. 1-1. .uu led and know uotliow
to :, count ior Mi. h m.-itiilestnttons of what
she .all-- "t utp. uriii ti the Holy UjosV
Hie Itl4.r1r.lt l.vori-e Vmttr,
Kkwimkt, 11. h. Sop. 'Si. The p.tilioc
of KaMieriiw it -rwin for divorce from her
boy-husband, Arthur U. Murwiu, was h.'r.;
in the supreme court Tuesday. A mini'r
ot lengthy d.ipositio.-m were real fr.nu
pri'iiiiui-ul people of U nion, Chicano and
oiji'-r plaiWi Th cu-irg..s w-rfre: Fir t.
neglect to prov.de; second, desertion; thir l,
adultery. Tue j in loner was represent-d
by C L T. K Haney. and the suit was
granted without trouble.
A Faii.oua Fem.il.) I,ltiyaiit Free.
I.mm.n S .!. 'ii Mrs. WbI.Iou, tlx
famoiiij litigant, wan secretly released fr.ui
prison Monday night Site will et'ud a
doruoiistiatioii ol her syuipathiaera to be
held iu Trafalgar k.iare
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.
New Light on Rheumatism.
'I had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. I used Parker's Tonic for
kidney disease, when to my astonisbmcilt
the rheumatism completely disappeared."
So writes Mrs. Henry Bogert, of No. 454
Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Hheii
miitism arises from the failure of the kid
neys to separate the uric acid from the
blood.
Absolutely Pure.
Frightful Case.
Of a Colored Man.
1 cotil r.icU-il fearful e;it of IiUmkI oiHm in
1ss:t. I wa? trvaU'iMiv H4 ot tht U-t. nlivi-
Mt-rcurv and I'olJish. wliWh Immif t u rh iim-
tiin iitl iMipaircil my dipclhf orL'rui". Kxt-r
joint in mo wan swot Wit ami full of imifi I w
in (i hori tttlc cnmiil ion. WUcii I hod Ihm n
to die, my pliyKirtHii who hud -rt'ii th work
iitirt of tli midi im- in ottn-r caw thnnL'lii it
vvould lw unlt'iidid tiuu to t't Chi vtriut- i'f
Swifi.s JSiMTitic. V In n I roniiiM'iM't'd Uikiii- S
. riu nln j-iciiiin wild I ciiaid not live ln i k-
undcr tlie ordin.irv tu-iilnn'iit. lit' romint iif ! t
'ivr ini' the medir'nt clrirlEv accoriiiin to uircr
i tour, huh 1 rontiiiiM-d f-r teviTl nn'iill. 1
took notimii; el r, and oiinnu'iu-i-d t t hmn'ovt
from tlie lirst. 0ahllllv I wonlii haw a It.n'k
!! fniin itnnnidr r. Sion tin rhfiim.it ii-tn kfl
nif, my apiH'itti' luTtntif ail riL'i t. ar.d tin niters
which the ih tr rsnid wt-r the umst friu'httul h
lid tf r HftMi. ttt i:;in to heal. nut by tin- (iit ot
Oi f4il-r, 1 was a wi lt iimi ftpun. I inn
idroiitT now than 1 fVt-r w;i- tn-forc. and Wf
morf. 1 havf wot failed to n'nort for duty ni
hal tiuu. Irfinir f nLr:iL'fil in ttii' oi! wareiioii-11 of
Clit'HM-i'arluy I'onu any. I tiavc h -en i'tut Miill am,
dottiir nome of tlie hardest work anv man everfini;
and am ready to answer any question that may lie
akeu coiit ertiuip tine c:ir-e. s-ttiti jh-ciiu" ii
saved me Irom au earlv prare.
Atbuia, Ja., April is. IHh:.
Ia iii Mc leiidon hn been in Uu; employ of the
Che-r Otiarley t'ommniy for snme yt-Hr!, and I
know the ah ve etnlemeut to be true. At ihe time
he qeuan trtkin Swift Sp-eiiie he whh in a Imrn
ide etmdilinii. Mod al inv wdit llal iin hi tiealineiil
with S. S. S. was mider-taken bv a phyf iriaii nfter
rteveral others had derlnred his- tae to he hoe
lef!v inenratde. lie tMk noihui" hnt S. S. S.
anil has- been as sound at a new nollar for months
I regard hi enre almost miniculous.
W. It. c iiosBY. Wai'a'jer.
Chens rarlev 'ti.. Atlanta liiion.
Atlanta. (Ja.. April is,'lksr.
Caution.
l,oumer shtmld not ctmfu-e our Speedie with
the nnnierons imitations, snblitut i'otnsh ami
Men nrv mixtures, whit )i are irottTi up to sHI, not
on their own merit, hut on tlie merit of
remedy. An imitation is alwavs a fraud and a
cheat, and they thrive only at they ran steal from
the art icle Ululated.
Ve sure ami et the genuine, and send fir Tr..,
tise 011 Bluoi am! Skin Diseases free.
For saU by all druiV'sts.
THE S-WIFT Sl'Kl'iKU' C t.,
Orswer Atlanta, (.a.
'd SI..N. Y.
USD
Used hcrba in doctoring the familv.and
her simple remedies UJlt 'f ; in
most cases. Without the use of herbs,
medical science would be powerless;
and yet the tendency of the times is to
neglect the best oi all remedies for those
powerful modicinea that seriously ia
jure the system.
ir Acombination of valuable herbs, enro
;u!ly comnouuded from the lormuiaot
a regular Physician, who used this pro
scription largely in his private practice
with (treat success. It is a rtrink.but
a medicine used by many pfiysicians.
Itis invaluable for hvsfit'.l'st A,
A tnXET and L1IF.K CHMI'KA IMS.
stsnroi H t:HAi njjo. wfax
Xkss, ixniiiKsrior. dr.; and while
curing will not hurt the system.
Mr. C. J. Rhodes, a well-known Iron
man of Safe Eaxbor, Pa., writes :
"My son wan cmiii'let'-ly prostrst.nl l.y fever ind
amie. (Jinnine ana IwrkH .lid Inm no kiss! 1
then mil for Mislil. rt. H. rl. llilU n. ailU in a short
time the boy was quite well."
"E. A. Schellentratrer, Drarelst, 717
8t. Clair Street, Cleveland, 0., writes :
" Vour prfters. I ran say, and no say. nre ro
srrilst hynnuenf Hie oldest and ukwi eroiiiiu. lit
pl sieunn in our rtt -."
MISHLEH. IIEHB BITTEHS CO.,
625 Commerce St., Philadelphia.
Tkr r's Pleasant Worm Syrup Hover FaiU
mmMm
;iH:CU3UfCILITY
ICW ( AkM'Sli
P IHniCALUUI.E FOliVl.fr.
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TFRTFDFOH CATrT;;. ',,i'l"r ii-cenvrt-wtnv in
m i -" t u' ne' . 1 nt- nut.
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'l.n .Hit.
t'bTXi-" .v -"i-r- teiffr
r .r''i!vcintir'lti'',j
rs'Ti.-.hrLaJfcoAiialVii:,
80ei N. Tenth St.. U C. Um t".
R U PT4R.e Ptiisows! Mol a Tuea.
.."L. A 1 !- rt r-.:l"fo ir,) .,1 ,-ttj. .-
apl-tl-dwly
C. P. SV ANSON,
Contractor and Builder
t No. 21 2 1 4th Ave.,
Reeldence, No. I8 Seveiith Avcmn:.
ROCK ISLA.ND. ILLINOIS.
The Eureka Fus.eii.ges
Are Kelf-fecutnjt, Unu requihiin the loaat pi le
amount ol attention; canylii lire wii.li ernainty.
and aetwrtnii porfe ui.llor.i.liy r UtiuinTatare.
Tliey do this with the ehesuest (tradea (nnavrenned
nut and aexeenlnirsl of soft eoal, without aool, am te
or odor In the house, and easily imy for Uieni
selves by tutvine In eoal hllla. S..I.1 on a rrnarante,.!
Write to or .all upon KcllIM B A- A It 01.U
Uen'l Aic'ts. Ul Lake Street, Chicago, 111.
jnlyClm
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n-nt arc . ii.il.l, ,1 i1.,.rl, ,.. ',' 1 ,"l' .,v
sprang at Measure; please a-k v "i
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Or, for full infoiiruition, aiii.lv dir... , , ..'
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and expet'-ies. it cm:
vrtnee ; niiltit free for
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Kewscaitr Advebtifino
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tisiafr roiitrncts mny p.-slj
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GOLD MEDUL, KARW,
Warranted nftnotnlf lu nM,
Cocoa, from whitrh tla-uc
Oil has iKsen removed. Hh,L-(-.r.
timet the strntglh of O wna ru-.
witli Surrh, Arrowroot orua.
and in therefore far niori.-olfhn'
cal, coiting Iish than finrw,
Clip. It is deiiciotlri, Hum: ,'
elrenciheniut:, easily di.rt--t.si
udniir.thly ad:ipttj fur n.v-,'i
Lltt-ll na f,.r twin,.,!, i,. 1. . :.l
nrll! gold by (irreri fpryHhir
W. BAER
CO., Ecrciicstsr.
The Acme Lcdo
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A d
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to -I
ConiiN; tile
tnir-iiit'rir ni.tn
vet
:tnd cMieiiienee,
S(ime of the ;id'"iti1.u
use of iliif LetLvr nrc:
1. All the -otKtll :irr
3 safe pt:iei i'iii nit'it-
three w ritiMr smt .t
mil - -ir !
'it ni Isii I,.: .
tl. For rolleeiion th IhmiU m : U
the porket. If ttie hill i p-tid H i- I.m u
it i- ready for the next lime,
:l. When parties r-di In p;iv. in :". ;!
eti ;is tiie hiil is readv t' !h roieipitM.
The Ledirer ik not .united to nnv ;
ne!' hut c.ui Ik- ti-i-.i in :i.lv:mt u'i in
husiiux.
Any iv.isin.'fM man who is n :!h
peart it al jitut time :ivhpj iliv'-hli-.n-ford
to pan- this witiiont a trial, hn
norisk.a- the hills furni-hetl are rtlot:-motii-y
(or the j..iirjri-e- it MM ii- i ;
no nts.
County Rights 1W
All order promptly filled. Trice nf i.
wilh 1.11-nr tnli heatl. neall. prililt-l.
Ail onirr- Inr the l.ciii'-T. ati-t a!i iv.r
roiuny r'-hl-s, must 1h' ud-Jrc-ed to
: a. . i'nrT!'
ROCI
ISLAKi
:F.v.i
1'a'fiit C;i! and Wrotli:!::
Iron Fence!
ChaiHjs!t Fence in 1 !; '
fur Retsidt'iu-e' or (Vui'-I' '
L(ts.
Made any Height Bai-ni.
ttfAll kiuU vf IltoN :ivt VArKi''- v
utfr prumplu niiil lion :i n.H' 1
Wnu1 lor jri rn.
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