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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27
MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27

This Is The only way to care con sumption.
No one was ever cured ualeSs they beg an to gain
in flesh. The second thing is, the patient must
stay in = warm room until they get well. 1t iI
very important for them to prevent taking cold
when the lungs are diseased. "Fresh air and
riding about are NIL wrong, and yet hscsuss
they are in she house they must not remain
quiet, they must walk about the room as fast as
the strength will permit, to get up good cir
culation of the blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27

First. The liver and stomach must be got
into = good, healthy condition, for when the
lungs are wasting the whole body is wasting,
aud the food of a eOnsumptivs, even if be has
an appetite, does not nouriSh the body. If the
stomach and liver are loaded with slime, it lies
there, and takes the place of food, consequently
the Atisut has no appetite, or very little, and
the gastric juice cannot mix with the food, which
lies in the stomach, and spells or sours, and
passes OF without nourishiI g the system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27

Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup

Are the only Medicines needed 10 cure Con-
sumption, and there are but toO things
to do TO make the lungs heal,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27

sCHRNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS act on
the liver and stomach and carry of this slime.
The Sea Weed Tonis Is avery pleasant stimn-
ant, which, if taken directly after eating, unitss
with the gastric jaiee, and dissOlvsS the food.
producing good chyme and chyis; then by par
taking freely of the PulmOuic Syrup the food j,
turned into good blood, and the body begins to
grow. As soon as the patient begins to gain in
Hesh the matter in the lungs begins to ripsn
and they heal up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-27
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-29

de cGur piece piece, CONNIE statues Dc teErc
que les ge6es dhver ont creyass6es ct qu tOmbent
oudre premieres pluies Tous les indces de medic
critic alouse quelle napercevait pas temps de e.
cuit3 6clataent maintenant yeux CONNIE n vive
lumjAfe du soeil. Ellie sourat mais ellie pl0ngeat
tiolemment dams cette sourance respoir quslle
serait plus cOurte victoreuse enfn delleneme ellie
reyiendrait tout ent6re e TOutes luttes ces
fortunes, vei1es, angOisses cOmbattues ayec
achancmcnt r6puissent Madeleine perdsit IL sant4
Urhain ne voyait rien navait le cur ct 10 chair cal
cin6s. So
On soif apras Il diner, passa chez femme Ct lui
demanda petite aomme quelle avait recuc en- her
tage depuis pen dune parente morte Beaugency, ct
don't elle &taft Il 6lleule. M
--Je ne rai plus, r6pondit Madeleine. 4is, g. t.sst
Urban dressa pOrcille. s tFs
Helm! dit-1, ct qu'en as-tu fait
-Je Fad mise dams une tOntine. ~ ,
-Et pourquoi ce caprice pourquoi cette tontinsf
demands Urban dune v0ix apre. II me faait Get
gent pour retenir une artistc qui veut partir. ft
Madeleine, dOul0ureusement 6clair6e par Ia secOuse
morale qm venst Dc r6prouver, sentit sous pau
piAres comme De- pcotements Pour Il premiere fos ellie
ne frt PES maitrese de son d3sespoir. fs0 .sf
-Ah dit-ole, vouA ne voulex done pas que LOuiso0
aft du pain quand je ne serai plus IA! ,&ra.s & sa
oh! des phrases! r6pondit Urbain. A agM.
happa du pied avec impatence ct SEN alla Le m6me
scr Madeleine cut grave acces de d6vrc. Sc femme
dc chambfe e1y6e voulut allcr chercher un m6decin
AMEDEE ACHARD.
fla sxite aw proclaim namty0.J
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-29

Glance ct son ignorance, phomme
sacri6e sOuvent q ses gOiits destruc-
teurs. aH. saf8 f
II resterait a parler, dams la
classe des Oiseaux, de Get echassier
81 connu du monde ancien ct 81 We
mere encore aujourd'hui des popu-
lations qm savent en- apprecier les
services: la cigogne. En- Hollande,
en- Alsace ct en- Lorraine, les cigO-
gnes mont rien a crIhdre des ha-
bitants, qui sc croient fayorises de
Ia Providence lOrsqu'un couple de
ces oiseaux Went etablir son mid
sur leur toit !; Ia, le labOureur est
frequemment suivi dune on de
deux cigognes qui ramassent der
riere lui les insectes ct les petits
reptiles que lie soc de Ia charr'le a
mis- d decOuvert. .a U
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-29
Lee MILE ET uNE
CONNAlSSANCES TITLES.
CLXXW

On appelle gri,xpc,vs les oiseaux
qui ont pour caractere distinctif
deux doigts en- avant ct deux en-
arri6re, doigts armGs dongles tres
crochus. II n6sulte de cette dispo-
sition des d0igts que ces oiseaux
pepvent, non.seulement % percher
S0lidement comme les, autres OIL
seaux Qui ont tr0is doigts en- avant
ct un seul en- arriere, mais encore
saccr0cher 4 p6corce des troncs
farbre ct des branches, grimper
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-29

ECcUAlU uu uOuUc au SuUct Uu SHu
populaire toQjOurs invoque par
les parts n6contents, II serait
dissipe par les constantes mani
festations qui % succAdent a Pa
ris ct dams les departments, od
les elections generates ct locales
experiment une tendance de plus
en- plus democratique. An milieu
de tant de miseres ct d'embarras,
le gouvernement republican, fonc-
tonne de IL maniere Ia plus 'bien-
faisante, ct liquide ayec IN success
inespere le triste heritage de pEm.
pire, q bien que Ia France se que
rit, se console ct reprend confian-
ce dams pavenir. Ia Republique
porte kgerement le lourd &rdeau
sous lequel les / ignataires du
pacte de Bordeaux esperaient Ia
voir succomber, ct les chances de
% Succession s'6vanouissent pour
Leo pretendants impatients ct
avides. iiiTa raW'Ltf l
Cest cette prosp6rits relative,
on plut6t cette recuperation de
force ct de sante, inscrite 4 ractif
de Il R1publique, qui met hors
des gonds le pari monarchique.
Comment faire pour enrsyer en-
son progress b anaudite institution,
ct en- arreter ressai concluant Z
&c pari des incorrgibles ct des
incurables q d'abord ennis ridSe
de sQbsttaer 4 b presidence un
trinmvirst compost sans doute de
Theirs, de Grevy, tous deux i1dis.
pensables ct inevitables, ct du due
fAumale, le prince HOrleans qui
. CONSENT 1 risquer 81 personne
dansle jeup perilleux dune tentative
dc restaurati0n. Theirs, qui ne
parle plus de donner ri demission,
Q CONSENT 4 s'adj0indre Gr6yy
CONNIE vice-president, mails ma
pas voulu entendre parlef du due
d'Aumale. Les royalistes de l'as.
selnblee relousses de &c cote, ct
resolns po,irtAnt . faire brechs 4
rExecutf ct 4 IS introduire, ont
alors, comme on dit vulgairement,
mis- 10 nlarch6 en- main au Pr6d.
dent, 1t Pont somme, sous peine de
perdre leur appui, de prendre I'M
ministAre dams leurs rangA C'9tait
jeter le masque etposer un ultima.
tum que Theirs idsvait prevoir 81
attendre. II 8 pront6 dune cir.
constance sslsd hvorable pour 20.
centaer ane procession De fci d9ja
| fbemu16e q e EnorR3nuen,eut air.
NJ soa adhesoa , = R6pabliqus
6n 81 h3sit6 n lbnd Dc laAme q
dss sczupal6s On d. souvenir
| leussent re0du 6ottaht 4 rr6solu
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-29

Ia recente manifestation mOnarchi-
que Gtait bien faite pour lui resti.
tuer "a liberte d'action, ct le jeter
sans esprit de retOur dams lie camp
republican,. La demarcheinsensee
des OrlGanistes sera evidemment le
point de depart dune politique
int3rieure plus franchement demo
cratique, ct les projects de Theirs
ne sauraient Gtre mieux servis
qn'ils ne FONT etc en- cette grave
occurrence. A Perception de N.
de Larcy, legitimiste egare dams le
cabinet du President, tous les
ministries ont retire Ia demission
qu'ils avaient offerte pour laisser
toute independence an chef du
pouvoir executif, ct Ia guerre est
declaree par II faction royaliste ct
accept6e par lhomme d'Etat quine
consent point q etre rinstrument
ct Ia dupe de cette faction.
Ainsi, les republicains recueil-
lent le fruit de leur patriotique
resignation ct de leur modesto
devouepent. lis Sc sont inclines
devant rautorite qui leur parais-
salt hostile, ont vu avec redgna-
ton les emplois publics distributes
4 leurs adversaires, ont stofque-
ment assiste aux supplices de ROs-
eel ct aures enth0usiastes m6les
aux vilscriminels qu'unere revolution
amene tojours d Ia surface des
societies, ont snpportG avec d6dain
les injurieuscs provocations, ont
sacrifi6 leurs legitimes rancunes
au salutde Ia France; lis won't Gtre
recompenses Gle leur labcur ct de
leur vertuparl'aGermissement ct Ia
consolidation de Ia Republique;
lis wont devenir 4 leur tOnr les
conservateurs de pftat de chooses,
les gardens de la paix publique ct
les protectellrs dc rorllre social,
tandis que leurs anciens proscrip-
teurs ct lcurs implacables enlemis
seront reduits a metre plus que
dimpuissants agitatcurs qui pre-.
parent 4 In vieille monarchie fran
caise nne lansentable agonie dams
des intrigucs avort6es.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-29
coNsPIRATEURs

Les roles sont bien changes en-
France, depuis Ia chute de rEm.
pire. Ce ne sont plus les r6publi.
Gains, ce sont les royalistes qui
conspirent contre rordre de chooses
etabli, contre le gouvernemens de
fait Plus que jamais, Ia legolitS
les tue; aussi revent-ils den sortir
par quelque coup d'Etat Mais ces
sudacieuses enterprises, ces ira
mes hardies exigentun secret dams
Il plan ct IN ensemble dams fexe.
cution qui ne sont point \ la por-
tee dune assemblee deliberate,
encore moins Dune fraction d'as-
semblee. Les devanciers des rOya-
listes d'aujourd'hui purent miner
u R6publiQue de l8l6 dams kurs
reunions de IL tameuse rue de
Poitiery mais le President paEjare
qui await en- mains lc pouvoir exc
cuff ct disposait souverainement
des forces wives du pays, de Far
m6e ct de administration, celui-A
seul vint 4 bout de renverser l
son profit l'institution p0Gtique
<branl9e par les agitations mo0ar-
chiques. La situation est loin
d6tre b meme maintenant: le
president Theirs est Adele ! son
serment, remplit 4 h kttre con
mandat ct pOurspit sincerement
le loyal essai de h R<pabhque, Il
Aaccle n t6te hauts, sgit . Il
clarte du j0ar ct ecazte avec in
lignati0n les influences corruptzi.
ces qui l'assiegent. Po0r rien au
monde, Il n'abliquera 81 giorieuse
mission ct ne deviendra le honteux
complice ct le comparse obscur
dune rastaurati0n chim6rique. lie
personnel sdministrstif lui 0b6irs,
parce que chaqse jour Il le modi-
Ae conformemeat 4 ses vnes hon
netes ct patriOtiques, ct y iait
p6n6tzer avec une sage prudence
felement republican, spaise ct
convert 4 rordre. Harm6e, en-
dksarzoi ct en- reconstruction, nest
plus b terrible machine pretO.
Eisans qu's,k Stait jadis, 1t d'a,l-
leuss n0mbre de generaux que le
fyoeitisme imperial await laAsea
6 kfit6s, scnt devenus les solides
d6leaseurs, du regime actnel et
slsCoat E6p6e pssr b d6lsndFe.
r vieillc mossrchie : perdn -
attAGAes soss HEmpire, e. qnaat
= sslaiei, lerude 6chec paGisen.
taire Dc Fex-ministre Rsaher Z
s6vN nna1itG,d d - ps61s1tiona
= p At reptrer daps e GsDce
chi ansait do - renfesuer. " 6fl
.9fs
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-06-29

dams tOus les sens pour chercher
les insectes qui Sc tapissent sous
recorce on Sc dissimulent dams les
interstices du bOis. e neFe
Hordre des grimpeurs Sc divise
en- cinq families: les pics, les tor
coils, les cOucous, les perrOqnets ct
les tOucans. s .ux
Les pics sOnt des oiseaux vigou-
reusement constitutes, don't le bee
taille en- coin sert d frapper de ru-
des cOups sur pecorce des arbres
pour en- faire sortir les insectes ct
les 4arves qui sc sont caches dams
les assures de cette GEORGE; aussi,
apres un roulement de coups, le
pic passe derriere rendrOit quill o
martele ct hsppe, 4 leur passage,
tOus les fuyards que Ia peur fait
deguerpir; VOLTA doI est venu le
prejug6 que le pic fait le tour du
tronc pour s'assurer quill a perez
rarbre dOutre en- Outre.
C'est une errenr de crOire que
le pic puisse percer le tronc dun
arbre sain sill lui arrive d'6largir
le trou deja forIn6 par un accident
on par ID pOurriture, &C nest que
dams lie tronc dun arbre vieux ct
vermoulu, pour y deposer ses 9ufs.
nya plusieurs especes de pics,
bien faciles a distinguer: le grand
pic noir, qui ne quite jamais les
fortts ct qui Sc nOurrit des gran
des larvcs de 10 lucasse (cerf-v0-
lant), du cOssus, ETC.; le pic vert,
Oiseau enrich des plus wives con-
leurs le pic varie Fepeiche varie
de noir ct de blanc, avec le dessus
de Ia t6te rouge, ct r6peichette de
Ia grosseur dun moineau, diminu.
tif fdn precedent.
Tous ces genres de pics sont des
Oiseaux inoffensifs que, loin de de-
truire, on devrait prot3ger ct lais-
ser se propager. Leur chair est nm
aliment dur, de manvais goht ct
fort maigre, qui nc peut proftcr a
celui qui sen empare, ct d'ailleurs
Ia chasse ct la destruction qu'ils
font des insectes do tOute sorte,
fourmis, coleopteres, chenilles, ETC.,
doivent nous les rendre sacres.
Les Egyptiens, nos maitres en-
sagesse, nc detr,iisaient pas pibis
qui les delivrait des serpents We
nimeux. In mangouste, quils ap-
pelaient ichneu,non, etait encore
respectee de &c peuple, parce que
Get animal devOre ,ine quantitf
prodigieuse d'eufs de crocodile.
Pourquoi done tuer, sans profit
aucun, des oiseaux qui nous deli
vrent dune phalange innombrable
Dement'S acharn6s d nous nuire
Les t0rcols qui, CONNIE les pics
sont conform6s pour grimper, nous
sont egalement utiles. lie nom dt
ces oiseaux Went dune habitudt
sp3ciale qu'ils ont de tourner Il
cou, 4 droite, a gauche ct en- arrie
re, de telle sorte qu'on les croirai'
attaques d'6pilepsie.
Les coucous, bien que pourvus
comme les pr6c6dents, q deu,
doigts en- avant ct de deux en- ar
nere, ne grimpent pas comme eux
mails saisissent su vol les insecte
qui sbondent dams les for6ts 9
dams les vergerA ot i satlC
Tel est pensemble de ces alli6
de phomme, que, dams son insou
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-11-28
How Beecher Prepares has Sermons.

If one will prepare as Mr. Beecher
does, by, first, much study, and, second,
much brooding, it may be safer to fol-
low his example further, though prob
ably only very facile workers will be
able to do so. During the week two or
three topics lie in his mind as thoEe from
which he will most probably select his
next Sabbath's discourses. His
thoughts turn to them; his eyes gather
illustrations for them his pencil, some
times, though not often, jots them down
the sermon, however, is rarely de-
6nitely outlined in his mind. Ask him
on Saturday night what he is going to
preach on Sabbath morning, and he can
not usually tell you; Sabbath morning,
after breakfast, he goes into his study,
feels his various themes, takes one that
seems ripest, skeletons the outline,
selects his text and begins to write-at
first he writes fully, but as;time goes on
his pen leaves great gaps, sketches only
at the beginning of separate paragraphs,
then only the heads; sometimes the
pencil finishes up the hints in the pulpit.
His sermon at the beginning is read ;
the commencement almost disappoints
you but as he warns he grows more
and more oblivious of his notes his i'm
agination fills up the gaps and the pull
pi: completes what the study only be-
gaH. The manuscript sermon is liter
ary curiosity, a study in itself. After
sermon he goes home, eats good dim
ner, goes to bed, sleeps away the after
noon, rises to cup Of coffee, and thence
goes into his study to bring forth the
evening sermon by similar operation
Chicago Adraace.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-11-28

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nous and widely increased sale of his
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lished by evidence which tis impossible
to doubt. Among the thousands who
have borne testimony to its excellence;
there is not lone dissentient voice. In
very many phases of inorganic disease it
seems to be unfailing. All diseases aris-
ing from vitiated state of the blood are
surely eradicated by it. It is an effectual
remedy for pulmonary complaints, bill
Gus, remittent and intermittent fevers,
rheumatism and dyspepsia. 1t purges
the body of all unhealthy humors, gives
tone to the system, and where the vital
powers are enfeebled, restores their func-
tons to vigorous and healthy action.
All this it does the more effectually be-
cause it's operation is not interfered with
by the presence of alcohol. The VINE
GAR BITTEEs is perfectly free from any
such hurtful ingredient. We have al
ways believed that plants contain the
true remedies for disease, and all the
remedies necessary. DR.. Walker is on
the line of real progress, and we hope
that he will not rest on his present dis
coyeries. s.-Com.