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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

5000 Wood Sections,
alto cts.
5000 st. .4sbans Buckeye,
SECTIONS,
at I2 LIZ.
5000 Clipper Sections,
atl2 1-2.
5000 Union sections,
100 Wood Kntres,
at3. 2J.
100 ~. .9Ibams Buckeye,
KniUes,
at 3-7J.
100 Clipper Kntces,
Z" D. 90
EEF,Et
Other kinds at very low prices. Every Sec
ton warranted by
ALBERT G. PIERCE,
Burlington, VI.
ssaa m
MoRRIsvILLE, VERMONT, 1873
Stoughton g. Tiff,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
DRY GOODS, a@
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
CARPETS. g.
WALLPAPER,
.'CRoCKERy,
.s..a HATS & CAPS,
FURNITURE.
CLOTHING
&C, &C
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON c0TSIGElfENTS
TO NEW YORK. BOSTON, AND
| OTHER MARKETS.
We arc now opening a fine limo Of dress
|
goods,
Black and oolorcd Lyons Silks, Alpac-s, Poplins
Empress cloth, Greadnins, Gibraltar ccth, De-
| ncya stripe, Alpaca lusters, M0hairs Scr-
| res, Tyroiese figure, French tints.
| Japanese stripes, Wrapper cloths,
| Linon aud Grass cloth. Travel
| ing suits, Black and Color
cd wooden Reps.. latest
| styles Of 0xiuized
| dress Buttons,
| $3.50 Trimmings,
| Shaw Is,
| hgVas9 SD Ladies' af"4
| Lace and
| Linen Cuffs, and
| Collars Corsets,
skirts, Balmorals, a
| we'll selected stock Of tho
leading aud fayorte Prints,
Muslins. Sheet!ng, and staple
goods Brussels Carpets, Tapestry
BRUSSELS Patent brussels, Ingram, Dunbar,
and German Tapestry carpets, Oil cloths,
India Mating, Oil cloth Rugs, Enamel cloths
WINDOW SHADES,
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
M FURNITURE IN ROOM SETS,
EXTENSION TABLES,
CHAIRS.
SOFAS,
A large assortment Of fal
lchysED GOODS, HATS 4 CAPS. CLOTHING
/ BOOTS AND SHOES. GROCERIES,
i &c, &C. 81 setrs
Which we arc prepared to offer to the trade
ON REASONABLE TERMS
! sTOUGHTQN & Tiff, 4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

Cambridge cxpcnds from 30 to 40
dollars a mile, each year, to keep her
roads in repair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29

was taken suddenly i'll with a severe
attack of cholera morbus. but is now
all right and has returned to his home
in Carson City.
FOR STATE SENAToE.-Advices from
Wlnnenucca state that B. +. Rilev, at
present County Commissioner, is q
candidate for State Senator.
CHOLERA MoRBUs.-Gov. Fall was
taken suddenly i'll with a severe at
tack OF cholera morbus on last
wednesday night.
GoNE.-Gen. p. II. Harris moved
his law office to Winnemucca on
Thursday last.
From the Gold Hill News Of July 26l
EX-MAYOR CURRIE, of Virginia
Clty, who for several days past has
been afflicted with severe attack of
eryslpelis, was worse this forenoon,
ana grave doubts are entertained as to
his recovery.
OFF FOR hSNAPoLIS.-Will Rior-
deu, of Virginia Citv, recently ap-
pointed cadet at the Z. =. Naval
Academy from the State of Nevada,
Will shortly take his departure for
Annapolis
PERSONAL.-A letter recently re-
ceived from NJ. NJ. Fredrick, the WELL
known ieweler of Virginia City, an
nounces the arrival Of himself and
family at Bremen.
ASSESSMENT LEvIED.-The Enick-
erbocker Gold and Silver Mining
Company has levied an assessment of
II per share.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29
from the Silver State of July 26.l

JUDGE b. C. WHITMAN' OF the SUI
preme Court of the State OF Neuaua'
has been visiting our towns ON hnsl-
ness connected with the Arizona mine,
Of which he is a shareholder, during
the nast week. On Monday night he
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29
"' "ihnemucca Register, July 25. ]

'' "ihnemucca Register, July %.
|e,,o ,oohdsmen of Slim jim and
mon,o, , indicted for playing three
4 se, I've, We're thrown into conster-
|im 'ew e DAYS ago. from a report
(ica a' ana Mac. had left for South
|onn Spne e lively telegraphing
as /; Inc report was too true
(ranoi;.il' was concerned. He left
stnrrdisco on the steamer Nevada,
''uay' The steamer, no wev-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29

from the Elko Independent, July .o'l
FOLLOWING are the frei ,ht trans
actions for the week: ShlppenadpHNo dHo
Reinhart Bros, to Eureka, Zo,ooo
pounds merchandise; by Freeman
IL Co., to Hamilton. $4,000 pouhmdSS dS
merchandise to Railroad, lo,Ooo
bounds: to Eureka. 80, 900 pounds; to
Mountain City, 10000 pounds ana TO
Baltimore seven cars of copper ore;
also received and shipped ears lum- in
ber for the Eberhardt mill. Inc
AGENT of the c. p. r. X. Co. has
received for the week ending July
25th. $4,000 pounds merchandise, ~,
500 pounds malt and SO,0O0 pounds OF
Iumber-total 255.000 pounds; shlppeu
40 600 poun Is. merchandise, l2o,ooo
ounps of ore and 900 pounds wool
total 10000 pounds.
THE chief engineer of the r.. \. n.
G. II. II. informs us that ne mas
commenced to lay out the work on
the road, and otherwise prepa ing lor
the graders. Mr.. Salisbury expects
to be at work shortly.
THE first installment of lumber for
the Euerhardt, consisting OF Tour car
loads. arrived here yesterday ana Is
now being loaded on teams 'or trans
portation to that place.
T e. Bateman passed through on
his way to Salt Lake on "Wednesday:
Vim. Muncy. an old pioneer OF
Eastern Nevada, came up on the same
train en- route for Shelburn.
DIEp-S. Arnhiem, of Carlin, by
death lost a son On the Nth instant;
one of a pair of twins born some four
months since.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29
3usinrss Cards.
F, q. HARMON.

F, Il. HARMON,
COUNTY CLERK, AND EX.OFFICIO
~ Clerk of the District Court of the
Sixth Judicial District, in and for the
County OF Eureka. state of Nevada.
SAMUEL BELL, DEPUTY.
CONNEYANCING, in all its branches,
correctly executed. Acknowledgements,
Affidavits, &C., taken in any part of the
town.
Office Front corner room at the Court
House. jeS-3m
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
The Causes of Kitchsn-Rang. Explosions

kitchen-range explosions have been
common in Northern cities this season,
Without proper care and boxing after in
frosty weather the kitchen-range is as liza
bic to be exploded as an ordinary boiler,
from the following causes;
Every full kitchen-range has what is
called fire back. This ''hre-b back is of
the nature Of boiler, and isl of various
capacities for holding water some holding
only quart. and others several gallons
The fire back is placed back Of the por
ton Of the range ON which the fire is, and
on it the warm water is boiled which is fed
into the warm water boiler, and from
thence to the bathroom This fire back
is kept supplied with water from pipes on
one side, and as long as these pipes are
taken care of, and it is seen that that they
are not frozen, there is no danger of explos-
ion. If, however, the fire is eXtinguished in
the range at night and during the night,
the supply pipes get frozen, then the dan
ger of explosion comes. The range is hot
in the morning, with only a small quantity
of water in the ire-back The supply
pipes are frozen and the supply of water
consequently cut off Soon the fire back
becomes red hot, gets filled with steam,
and then the increased hea, thaws the
water in the supply pipes, and it rushes
against the red hot surface of the fire
back, making an instantaneous volume
of steam, which sends the range flying ii
detachments through the kitchen. The
preventive for this is for housekeepers t.
see that their servants note the supply
pipes all right before building hot FIRE il
the range, and this can always be found
by seeing whether or not the water flows
freely into the hot water boiler.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
TWO IMPORTANT BILLS.

Mr. Hawley, our member Of Congress,
on Monday, introduced two important
measures in the House. The first relates
TO the extortions of the transportation
companies already in existence, and is in
terms as follows
WHEREAS In the Constitution Of the United
States power l. vested in Congress regulate com
merce among the several states and
q" WHEREAS, The unreasonable and CEtOrtiOBatc
charges OF the railroad companies whose roads
form lines Of commerce extending from state to
state have in many parts Of the country become
reckless manner in which such roads arr managed
and operated greatly endangvT the lives of pa--en-
gers transported thereon.
'' Therefore, for the purpose of enabling Congress
to correct these abuses and regulate the rates OF
transportation of passengers and light and secure
gu the various ZINES of railroads extending from
State State, the President IL authorised to APP
point three Commissioners. az $1,000 per year, TO
collect information, and report to Congress the
/ result Of their investigation"
I The second consists of a bill TO provide
for the construction of canal connecting
/ the waters of Lake Michigan, the Illinois,
+ Mississippi and Rock rivers, extending
from point on the Illinois river at Hen
nepin to the Mississippi at Rock Island
with branch or feeder from Rock river
at Dixon The bill appropriates SI,000,OOC
for the purpose.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
A GOOD THING DULY AppREcr.rrn

No beneficial revolution ever goes backward;
and this maxim is invarable in medicine As in
politics. The advent of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, twenty years ago, produced revolution in the
treatment of large class of ailments and that rev
0lution has since been in 1.-THE full tide Of
full experiment" II that tide has borne the pro-
prietors of the celebrated vegetable specific ION to
fortune, 1t has also borne thousands of human be-
ings, who were languishing under the effects Of
diiease, weak and hopeless, out Of the depths Of
dependency into the paradise Of health and cheer
funess. 1t is no exaggeration to say, that to the
vigor, the regularity of habit of body the good up
petite and perfect digestion, acquired under tho
operation OF this unequalled tonic and corrective
multitudes Of people in every walk Of life, who
had been vainly physieked in the usual way. owe
the blessings of renewed health and the prospect
of prolonged life.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
NOTES, HERE AND THERE.
Mercury about zero.
Very high west wind.
Streets nearly deserted.
A little snow last night.

Mercury ABOUT zero.
Very high west wind.
Streets nearly deserted
A little snow last night.
Railroad trains generally very little be-
hind time.
Two more cases of small pox are re-
ported in Davenport.
Eight loads of hogs, frozen to death,
were hauled across the Mississippi bridges
to-day to soap works
The new front elevation of the Moline
Plow Co., with its beautiful design and
neat trimmings, would be an ornament to
any city.
Since the opening of the government
bridges coal and wood, from teams, is sold
as low ON the other side of the river as in
this city.
Tramp! tramp the bummers are COM
ing! cheer up, Payne, they will come, and
on the ealaboose floor they'll snort and
snore once once more, as they sleep the
booty hours away
A disingenuous grocer says that tea re-
minds him of the man9uvre of All Sin, as
related by Bret Harte. For, explains
he, wasn't All Sins trick Chinese
'plant?' And isn't tea Chinese plant
too2'
L. r. WithereH. Esq, of Moline, is the
local correspondent of the Gazette ana an
who have any items worth noting are NV
ted to inform him in time for the evening
mail NIr Witherell is very clever gen
tleman, and keeps good lookout for
everything worth even a two line notice
Mr.. Hawleys bill, introduced in Con
eress on Monday, authorizes the Secretary
of War TO survey and construct canal
from point on the Illinois River at Hen
nepin 10 the Mississippi ut Rock Island
with n branch canal or feeder from Rock
river at the city of Dixon, and appropriate,
100000 for the purpose
+ Ii is reported in Desmoines that Hon
. Frank W. Palmer, member Of the prescn
Congress from that district, has purchase,
half interest in the Inter Ocean, and vii
assume control Of the paper after the 4tl
of March Mr. Palmer was editor of tn
=, Eo.-a State Registe' for several years.
\ select audience assembled in the par
lors of Judge Gould, in Moline, on Men
day evening, to listen u the parlor CONVEX
sation by J. Bronson Alcott, Of Concord
j \. H. The conversation of the evenin
was New England Authors, and wa
very entertaining. The entertainment wa
for the benefit of the free library.
OF the 600 State pensioners in Mime
who cost, by the bye, but SO, 35s. So pc
annun-the Governor message says
80 Fortunately their number is gradual
2 decreasing but while they are with us tn
p State will honor itself by providing f,
their necessities. Is it considered
r blessing in any other of the New Englan
i States II have disabled Union soldit
{ die?
4 \ dispatch says that on Monday las
II Congressman Cotton. of Iowa, 'introdu
= ed in the House ill instructing the Sc
II rotary of War to have built on the Islar
of Rock Island double track horse c.
:. railroad running from Davenport, Iowa,
Rock Island, the same u carry the mai
the expense OF laying the road and elui
re ping and running it t. lie borne by Il
ol company desiring t, operate it, the tit
x to remain in the possession Of the Unit
T States. The bill is similar to that intr
TX duced by Senator Harlan year ago.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

VENTILATION OF Coal MINES. - On
Monday Evening, THE DAILY ARGUS
published the report of Surveyor Gordon,
on the coal mines of this county, but for
want of space two columns were omitted
the column headed Ventilation, and
the one headed Remarks" On looking
over the report, we find, under the head
of " Ventilation, and classed as good,
the mines Of the following named parties
Coal Valley Mining Company, Black Dia-
mond Coal Company, Ktna Coal Com
pany, Robert Kay, Samuel Bowles,
Witherspoon & Lewis, Parks & Hitler,
Joseph Bardsley.
Classed as fair" Banner Coal
Company, Kay & Allison, Porter Broth
ers, Hale q Garland, Bailey Davenport.
The mines of the Hampton Coal
Mining Company are classed as mostly
good - bad in part; of John Jacobs
as bad, y and the mines as unsafe
about the shaft" of John Pratt as
mostly good-bad in part" Of Thomas
Williams as bad in the old part of the
mine.
In his Remarks, against the report OIL
Bailey Davenport's mines, he writes Tex
ira quality of coal. "
OF the other mines in the county HI
writes against the report on W. W. Cor
corans, proved but not worked !" F
Flagg, mot worked the past year :
Gilbert Jamison, mot operated the pas
year." Bardsley & Lees, newly opened
Banner Coal Company, the mine is beinl
opened for a larger business" Baker
Lowry and Weightman, mot worked a
the time Of inspection" and of Durfee 4
adams, this mine is being opened"
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

principle that the formula of JndsOns MOUNTAIN
HERB Pills prepared. DIR. Judson. intending
to spend fortune in advertising his pills submit
ted his recipe the revision OF the most intelli
gent and learned physicians of the age and the re-
suit is q simple hut most eficaciOus medicine-the
JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERB Pills. They purify the
blood remove all distractions cleanse the skin of
all pimples and blotches and perfectly sure and
safe IN their operation The JUDsDN MouNFAIN
HERE Pulls cure Billiousness, Female Irregular
ties, Headache and many OF the diseases arising
from impure blood and deranged digestion. U.s.
the JudsOn's Mountain Herb Pills, and when you
have proved their virtue recommend them to youl
friends. They are both sugar coated and plain
For sale everywhere,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
The lie Nard Letters.
How an nl-mannered Newspaper Reporter
Catches it.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1878.
Considering the numberless murders
fires, and disasters by sea and land, one
might suppose that subjects for CORES
pondence were anything but scarce; but
know better, for yesterday the Treasury
Department was interviewed for the forty
milEonth time and whenever items are
rare, then somebody interviews the Treas
ury.
He came in in unique style, this inter
viewer did Men of genius, OF letters Oh
rank of wealth. all forget themselves so
far as +, remove their hats, when seeing
what 5 to be seen in our office; but he
WASH I going to be the slave OF custom, not
ba No he sailed in hat on head, with
two Patent Office Reports, three ditto on
Agriculture, and half dozen or 50 of
Watts on the Mind in one hand. ff-
teen inch pencil in the other, and decided
air of now-you Il catch-it-ness around him
generally.
He wanted to know, you know, first
about the work, and then when that was
noted, the name, age and previous condi-
ton of servitude' of every lady in the
room; likewise how much hair on each
head was artificial and where it was
bought; also the average number expected
to go off by death or marriage during the
year.
The head looked considerably per
picked, and told him in whisper that the
names were there all right, but the age
all well he must Judge for himself.
tNo, we're not mad because we're set
of old maids, and widows waiung for re-
election; no such thing
About the previous etc. he didn't
know, perusal of applications for promo
ton would furnish all those facts; and
about the hair he, the interviewer, had
best find out for himself
Il took an inventory of the available
material on my table by that time it wa,
satisfactory: two paperweights, two bot
ties Of mucilage, an inkstand, a call-bell
and sundry books BY the time | has
SHE'D all these at his head, he would nat
urally be solicitous about his own hair.
Then about the inroads to be made b!
death or marriage-well, some peopl,
were tough, t. say the least; and as youn!
men were not given much TO marryin!
their aunts or grandmothers, our circl
bid fair to remain unbroken for SOM
time. tThe wretchN
Well. at last the hat with the interview
er under it turned TO g, and ! foll5we,
hoping t. see him come to griet in som
, shape or other before he left that Office
p There were the cutting and punching ma
chimes, if only he would be inspired u tr
! the effect of either; but no, he believed j
r handling not as far as they were concern
ed One hope remained In the iron
room there lie the villianous remains of
villainous mating, which have originate
b. more ddaaS than any engineer living; (
I speak BY experience didn t | wish | wer
p a man. SO that | could say somethin
. stronger than peaches when welk down
| guess sl.l IF only they wOuld pla
- their usual trick and take that hat of
q But H.; that man is reserved for SOFA,
10 thing awful even the mating could N
i allay him. and m disguised am.
h. LIZ NARD.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
Use Renne' s Pain Killing
aS1C OIL.

CHESS you're joking mister, aiut YOU said d
poor crippled man, whose joints were ont of shape
with Rheumatism, to Of agents, who was
telling what Rcune's Pain killing Magic Oil would
do. He gave him bottle 70 try, and In about two
weeks he writes: Vim Renne & Sons, | thank YOU
for the Magic GIL your agent gave me. IT. use on
my poor crippled. hands gave immediate relief and
some friends helped me to get some more of youT
Gil, which | have used freely, and now l can Use
my hands and limbs quite nimhy'
Use RcnnU's Pain Killing Magic oil,
Il can use my hands and limbs quite nimby.'
Use Renne's Pain filing Magic Oil
Il can my hands and limbs quite nimbly.n
Use Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil
i can my hands and limbs quite nimbly.''
Use Relne's Pain killing Magic Oil
Il can my hands and limbs quite nimbly.'
Reader did we do good thing for that pool
MANI We could show you letters that tel bigger
stories than this. from ladies and gentlemen al
the country, by hundreds But, you pleas,
try orr Pain Killing Magic Oil. Manufactured only
by VIM. RENNE & SONS, Pittsfeld, Mass.
sold by John BengstOn. and Emil koehler, Drug
cist Rock Island
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

bright, healthy child is perennial spring of
JOY In every well regulated family, and where is
that father who after the strife and turmoil of bush
ness, on returning to his home is not bcguiled OF
care by the innocent prattle of his child Perhaps
this father Is worldly man, and makes gold his
idol. he may have been q successful man. and
amassed riches. Yet place his child on the sick
bed and all his gold is at the disposal of the physi-
clans and the only return he asks is the restoration
Of health to his child. Fathers Mothers! would
your preserve your child In healthf Then listen to
us There is one prevailing cause of the disease in
children, and that cause is IL this cause Of
disease rs not removed your child will sicken and
die, or linger suffering invalid for life. We pre-
sent to yon an infallitle remedy for worms; it is
DIR. JUDS0N'S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY, !
and II put up in the form of stick of candy and sc
pleasant to the taste that children greedily tease
for IT, 1t Is purely vegetable, and cannot hurt the
smallest child. Ask for DIR. Judson's Dead Shot
Worm Candy. For sale everywhere at 20 cents pei
package. W. II. COMSTOCK, Sole Proprietor.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

The reform of the civil service is to be
again reformed 1t will be the fourth
shape the Proteus has taken First came
the thirteen original rules Of December
10, 1871, which Grant promised so faith
fully to enforce then the famous fourteenth
rule, promulgated January IL, 1872, where
by all the other rules were suspended !;
and lastly, the nineteen new rules of April
Is, 1872, the sting whereof lay in the tail
of each, thus, If, however, no appli-
cants under this regulation shall be found
suitable and qualified the vacancy will be
filed at discretion g., if the successful
competitor had the wrong politics Grant
would appoint tother man. Here we now
rest, but let US see the fourth grand trans
formation scene.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.
Pay Monthly.

Commencing with January 1878, all
persons having any dealings with this office
will be presented with their bills on the
first Of every month, for THE DAILY AR
Gus. for Advertising, OF for job Work,
and it is hoped that they will be paid
promptly when presented.
This, of course, does not apply to sub
scribers TO THE WEEKLY ARGUS, or to
foreign advertising
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
COllectoris Nntiee

The State, County and Municipal taxes
for 1872 are now due. will be present
to receive the same at my office in Blu
ford S block, from 9 A. NJ to II NJ. and
from | to Z p. NJ
Fl. c. CLEAvELAND.
decl0-df Collector.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

II you do not feel well you send for a doctor he
calls upon Won, looks wise, scrawls some hero
glyphics upon piece of paper which you take to
the drug store and there pay 81 cents to 81 co. be-
sides the doctors fee for remedy nine times out
OF ten not half so good a. DR.. Morse's Indian Root
Pills, which cost but p cents per box. Do you
think the former the best. because you pay the
most for it! II you do we advise you TO use lust as
an experiment, the Morse's Indian Root Pills
They are prepared from formula, pronounced by
the most learned physicians of our country to be
the best and most universal of family medicines
The Morses Indian Root Pills cure Headache
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female
Irregularities &C. and are put up both sugar coat
ed and plain, Give them trial. Sold by all deal
! or
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

FAIL NoT-To use DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER, If you desire sweet, nutritious
rolls, biscuits, or pastry. 1t is the most
economical, free from injurious substances,
will keep in any climate, and FULL
WEIGHT guaranteed. For sale by all Gro
Gers.