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PHOFESSIOKAL CARDS. ATTORNEYS. E. E. PARMENTER, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office In Mitchell Lynde' new block, JACKSON & HURST, ATTORHBT8 AT LAW. Office in Bock Island HMknikl Bank Building, Rock Island. 111. SWEENEY WALKER, ATTORNEYS AN COUNSELLORS AT LAV OSes in Bengston's block. Rocs Island, 111. McEMRT HcENIRT, ATTORN irs AT LAW Loan money on eooo seenrltr, make collections. Reference. MJtcb 11 Lynde. bankers. Office In Poetofflcs block. S. W. ODELl, ATTORNEY AT LAW Formerly of Port Byron, and dnrlne the past two years with the Arm of Browning Entriken st Moline, has now P"eJ an office in the Auditorium building, room 0, at Moline. PHYSICIANS. E. Mi SAL A i Mi D. Office over Krell A Math's Restaurant. In office at all hoars. f3rSpeclal Office Boors: 8 to 11 a. m., 2 to 4 nd T to 8 p. m. Til eps on I No. IMS. DR. CHAS. M. ROBINSON, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office McCnlloagh Building, 1S4 W. 8d St. DAVENPORT, IA. Hoars: 8 to 11 am; 1 to 4 pm. DR. E. B. JOHNSTON, Office, 223 Brady St Davenport, (Otkr Retsolds Jt OirroBo'e.) H0CR9 From 9 to 13 a. m. " 8 to 4 p. m. Diseases of Women a Specialty. Drs. Myers & Holderead, Physicians and Surgeons, Specialties Surgery and Diseases of Women OFFICE Corner Secoad avenue and Fifteenth street Telephone, If 43. Office hours evenings 7 to 9. Dr. Myers, from 10 to IS am and S to 5 pm : Snu day 13 to 1 ; resilience 2nd ve : telephone 1-J00. Dr. Holderead, from 8 to 10 am and 1 to 8 pm ; Sunday. 8 :) to 10:8 ; restdenco at office; tele phono 1143 Dentists. ft, Mi PEARCE. DENTIST. Koom 33 in Mitchell St Lynde's new ;block. Take elevator. DR. J. Ei HAWTHORNE, DENTIST, Teeth extracted without pain by the new m Nol716 Second avenue, over Erell Math's. DRSi BiCKEL &SCHQEMAKER Dental Surgeons. Mitchell & Lynde's Block. Rooms 29-31. (Talte Elevator! INSURANCE. A. D. HUESING, -Real Estate-- AND -Insurance Agent- Represent, among other time-tried and wel known Fire Insurance Companies he following. Royal Insurance Company, of Bngland. Weschestor Pire Ins. Company of N. Y. Buffalo German Ins. Co., Buffalo, J. Y. Rochester German Ice. Co., Rochester, H. . Citisens Ins. Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa. Bun Fire Office. London. Union Ins. Co., of California, Becorttv In. Co.. New Hvreu, Conn. Milwaukee Mechanics Ins. On., Milwaukee, Wis German Fire Ins. Co.,of Pworia.Ill, Office Cor. 18th St., and Second Ave. ROCK ISLAND. ILL. J. M. BUFORD, General . . . Insurance Agent. The old Fire an 1 Time-tried Companies represented. Lossss Promptly Paid. Rates as low a anv reliable comuaay can afford Your Patronage U solicited. ook's Cotton Root COMPOUND. A recent discovery bv an old phvslcian Successfully used monthly by thousands of la dles, is tne oniy penecuy . s-fe and reliable medicine iiiuitvfrm) Kp.ATfl ftf nn. ninxitiliH rirnccriatji who of. . - ...I I .... ... ..la. nf thia Ak for xer interior nreuti.iu.oi. ....... - --- Coos's Cotton Hoot Compoitwd, take no substi tute, or inclose SI and cents in postage In letter, and we will send, sealed, by return mail Full sealed particulars In plain envelope, to ladies oniy. stamps. Ag-rn CCPANT, No. 8 Fisher Block, Detrou Mich. Bold In Rork Island by Marshall A Fishei. Pa per Uoose. mm & Bahnsen Jth street and 8a ave.. and druggists everywhere. ICE CREAM MADE IN 7 Seconds m"rnwoTiTn FREEZER. patented March 1894. All kinds of Ices made in stantly. The greatest eellmg article manafac ured. Agents are selling 20 per week. Price So. State and County WalpOTTIP.n W. ntftO ltinhw tor saie. a - - Address Tne Southworth Freezer Cj. Box S51, MiuJieiowQ, a. THE LAST NAPOLEON. A NEW VIEW OF THE FRENCH RULER, WHO WAS AN ENIGMA. lrie Personality of Napoleon III Was Difficult to Understand His Character la Hard to Estimate HIa Reserve For bade Penetration. No story among the scores imbedded in that remarkable book, "An Englishman in Paris," a book now admitted to contain the reminiscences of Sir Richnrd Wallace, has interested ns like his description of his first interview with Napoleon 111. The future emperor was then only a candidate for the presidency, and the men present Caraignac, Thiers, Lamartine and Victor Hugo deceived by his weary manner and impenetrable look, and perhaps also by an instinctive dread or distaste, set him down either for an imbecile or a secret drunk ard, an impression which spread fast and far through the diplomatists of Europe. Sir Richard, a keen observer who, though liable to dislikes, weighed the great per sonages of France in a careful balance, shared for a moment in his friends' impres sion, but after a few minutes' watchful ness decided that they were wrong, "that Louis Napoleon was himself the drug, and that every one who came in contact with him was bound to yield to its influence." So strong was his impression that he evi dently regretted in after life his failure to warn his political acquaintances; but at the time he was restrained by the dread of ridicule. Many years afterward, when Napoleon was firm upon his throne, min ister after minister, diplomatist after diplomatist, after months, or it might be years, of intercourse with the new ruler of t ranee, came to bir Kichard's opinion. Louis Napoleon was not only a very able man in certain directions he was no ad ministrator and a bad judge of men but he was to a certain extent an original one, with occasional flashes of insight; but he had in a high degree a quality which in a lower degree we lielieve to be cornmon among men of certain kinds of ability, but which Is seldom either described or dis cussed. His presence positively lowered the intellectual force of those to whom he spoke, so that they talked and advised, and above all planned, with less capacity than they naturally possessed. That seems a strange thing to say, but every one who is at all observant will admit its converse namely, that they know of men and women whose presence in a room, even if they are comparatively silent, definitely and perceptibly increases the intellectual brightness of all who are congregated there. The latter may hardly know the possessor of the influence, they may not tie interested in his particular range of sub jects, but they feel that they are at their best, and that it is somehow because of him, and this although they do not, it may be, attribute to him genius or any excep tional mental power. lias force, for it amounts in some men to a force, is said toliave Ieen possessed to an amazing extent by the Marquis of Wel- lesley, and the writer has heurd it attril uteii, among men more recently deceased. to Professor Palmer, whom, however, he did not personally know. It is, we believe. the Fee-ret ot much success in life and of mary promotions which seem inexplicable to the outide world, but which are de fended by all in personal contact with the promoted man, including those whom he has sujwrsede.l.. As letween individual and individual its strength is frequently quite amazing, aud is commented on in the constant remark that So-and-so is nothing comparatively unless Such-a-one is by , s side. So-and-so lieiug all the while much the greater mau. W e do not believe in deed that tl:e fact will lc denied, nor is it usually wondered ut, the usual explana tion, personal sympathy, being accepted as sufficient it is not sufficient by any means, but that is not our subject just now and if this exhilaruting influence exists, why not. its opposite? The opposite is, however, rarely admitted frankly, except as regards the rent ion of individuals. The man is lucky who has never had a friend or kinsman whose presence he felt to !e depie'cg, whom, though lie might respect, hi-n o- ''ke him. or use him, he ftlt to be th- sop-ce of some influence which depressed hi own energy or keenness of perception, who was, in fact. Sir Kic" ..id Wallace's 'opiate" incar nate in the f esh. A man of that kind, whose iiiflue ce extends to every one with whom he is brought in contact, is of course more seldom met with, but we are convinced, as every intimate of Louis Napoleon was, that he exists, and to ex plain him is a most difficult Intellectual problem. I iversal fear will of course ex plain him, aud does explain him in Prince Bismarck's case, whose colleagues, when he was in power, always seemed stupider in his presence; but these men do not al ways excite fear. Ixmis Napoleon frightened nobody, and was in no degree overbearing. The man in ancient history who must have borne mentally the closest resemblance to him, Tiberius Cirsar, scattered death wholesale for inadequate reasons; but Louis Napo leon was essentially kindly to all but sus pected assassins, pardoned grave errors with too much readiness, ami was as com pletely without his great uncle's liability to outbursts of nugentlemaiily violence as he was without his fascination. He had not even a forbidding manner in the sense that Sir Robert Peel had a forbidding man ner, nor in the long array of charges flung in memoirs at his head can we remember one of want of politeness. The dreary man. or rather, to coin a uecessary word, the dicaryfying man, is generally pol'te, and Indeed, were he not, would iu m st men awaken instead of repressing intellectual power. Anger misdirects force, but does not make it tor pid; and it is torpifying influence which we are discussing now. To allege want of "sympathy" is no explanation nt all. Nobody of t he group assembled around Sir Richard Wallace was seeking sympathy from the expectant president, or com plained In any way of its absence, and be sides, if we compreheud the memoirs which refer to him, Louis Napoleon was not entirely unsympathetic, but usually tnught from his interlocutors the light he iid not get. Kjctreme cunuina. when perceptible, un doubtedly slightly stupefies those who watch it because it throws tnem into me Belf defensive attitude which is a momen tary form of egotism; but Louis Napoleon wn not more cunning than a great many men who did not exercise his especial in fluence. Cardinal Mazariu did not stupe fy people, or Louis XI. the embodiment of that quality. Nor is extreme selfishness anv sufficient clew, for the most perfectly selfish buma' beiug described in history. i,VlV i- allowed bv enemies as well as friends to have bod a vivifying influence on all who could approach mm close. e do ant. believe in fact that any explanation t.h fnists. or that any is necessary except the plain one that there are men whose minds, so to speak, exude a mental opiate. Ixmdon spectator. Hot BprmtTs Skin Soap. Prepared principally from tne evap orated waters of the Hot Springs, Arkan sas. Delightful for the toilet. Tbe healing powers of the Hot Springs of Arkansas have long been known and rec ognized by the medical profession all over tbe country. Tbe manufacturers believe that in presenting to the public their Hot Springs Skin Soap, they have given a wonderful opportunity for pre venting all kinds of skin disorders, and believe that their patrons will be well re paid by its constant use. For sale by all druggists. Hartz & Bahnsen wholesale c gents. Head HI Own Obltaary. Mr. Albert Owens is a prominent young fanner near Winnebago City, Minn. He spent hundreds of dollars in endeavoring to recover from nervous prostration, and a year ago was so low that a report of his death reached the editor of the Winnebago Press News. An obituary of Mr. Owens appeared in that paper, and was read by him. While in this condition he began taking Dr. Miles' Restorative Remedies, and in a short time was a well man. 8ays he never felt better than now. I Pure and Wholesome Quality. Commends to public approval tbe Cali fornia liquid laxative remedy. By rup of Figs. It is pleasant to the taste, and by acting gently on tbe kidneys, liver and bowels to cleanse tbe system effectually, it promotes the health and comfort of all who use it, at d with millions it is the best and only remedy. For sale by Hartz & Bahnsen. Western Investments. Orchard State bank, of Orchard, Ne braska, makes investments in real estate securities; 7 per cent interest net to in vestors. No loans made except upon the personal inspection of the officers E. W.Dart, president; J 8. Dart, cashier. References Mitchell & Lynde. bank ers; J. F. Robinson, cashier Rock Island National bank; C. C. Carter, M. D.; Henrv Dart's Sons, wholesale grocers . Correspndence solicited. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills. Act on anew principle regulatincr the liver, stomach and bowels through tbe nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure billiousnes. bad taste. torpid liver, piles, constipation. 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