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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-12

der the rule Of unreasoning force and the
grasp of compulsory fraud.
GOOD GOVERNMENT THE SECRET OF sue
CESS. - i
The secret of your early success as a col
ony was not merely hidden in the oak. 1t
lay in the jealousy Of the forcible ways of a
far off tyrant. 1t was in your revolt against
injustice and appeal to the arbitrament OF
the law and not to the arbitrary swash OF
the sabre. When controversy arose as to
home right here, your ancestors referred
to peaceful methods and written codes.
You may vote next Monday for the reYer-
sal of the very system which made and pre-
served each town young and fierce De-
mocracie, but at least the past is secure.
EARLY CONNECTICUT HOME RULE.
You cannot change the history that
made you prosperous and free. Need Irecall
to this people their constitution OF 1889?
Was it not model for all who desired To-
cal liberty-a written chart of defined pow.
ers? So Jealous were its bene6ciaries, Of
power that they held semi annual elections
You know that this constitution was re.
| Wy Tue SA0ttCA Va AOOAs ALS "eS
your guide for more than $50 years. One
hundred years before the federal constltu'
ton was signed, the attempt was made BY
Andres and his reconstruction lawyers e
recall that charter. They desired 20 pir
Connecticut TO New Englaad. regardless oi
her local will oXaa knoR the ssoEy-the
debate, the Eghts spnt OIL, -vsheT secre
hiding of the franchise IN the hollow tree
Was there ever SO snug and robust cas-
ket for such precious jewels in the crown
of a sovereign peoplel That charter hell
right on. The fires of the revolution o
l776- did not consume, only illumlned it
When Brother Jonathan" Trumbull raj
lied he fought the olden fight OF chartere'
, right against distant tyranny. When i
! 1912 the English appeared again on you
coasts, the same spirit rallied against dc
t nestle treason and remote aggression
When secession threatned disruption an
} thus endangered all rights in commo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cool blood fred wit
Celtic ardor, and helped to win the, hgt
I whose results have been SO causelessly III
paired aud ilnperiled since. .-s ~..
D t. DEMOCRATIC PATRIOTISM.
Yet we are sometimes told that III ID
last conflict there was one party of patr
e Continued on third page.l
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MPARxRbxW
.MoNTG0MERY,S EERVIAE.

For the cure of Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Head
ache Nervousness Scia,ica, Tic-Douloureux, Hyr-
teria ralptation of the Heart, and all nervous af-
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does not ask YOU to use it for weeks months De-
fore you have relief; in many one bottle, or
less of this medicine is required. 1t is sold on Its
own merits and not by fla tering advertisements
and has been long and favorably known to the
community.
Sold by all Druggists. DR. Montgomery will be
happy to have all who are sufferns consult him
free of charge, pei sonally or by letter.
L flee and store, 131 n, Ninth st, cor Cherry,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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Pages Climax SalVe, a Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without 1t.
Wewarrant it to cure ScrOfuIa
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithas no parallel--having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound Of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
boxesfOr the same price than any
other Ointment.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the eHecit
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed; Ne"
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K tUNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
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-sWAsHINGToN, ID. c., March 9Th, 1874
II am using the best imported Siberian pencils
and paying (SlS.t0) eighteen dollars per gross for
them have. for the production of the drawings
used in my dictionary, four draughtsmen who can
not be beaten i'll the United States for fine pencil
ty OF the $500 imported it hardly be better;
but my best drau ghtsman says IL Is perhaps little
better. We shall hereafter use none but your V
II, and l have experimental carefully. l send
tome OF the drawings from which my cuts are MADE
so show you that need the Best Hi Grade PEN
ellis, at any price.
ellis c,me safely to hand. and some have sen given
TO other bureaus in the Department. with every
where favorable verdict"
am yours truly,
EDWARD II. KNIGHT A. NJ
Misunderstanding of Classiications and Official
Publications,U u. :. Patent Office.
20. DEPT, (ToPOGRAPHrcAL DIVISION
4WAsHINGToN, ID. c., March 81. 1874
OREsTEs CLEVELAND, ESQ.
"Sir:-Haying made trial of the Dixon American
Graphite Pencil ;athis Division of the Post Office
Department, i cheerfully add nv testimony"
W. L. NICHOLSON, Topographic p. .. Dep'mt
The undersigned concur in the above:
Z. II. rooLE, Assistant Photographer.
A. r. DINsMoRE- lriDcipal Draughtsman.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OFT
Supervising ARCHITECT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April s, 1874
OREsTEs CLEVELAND, EsR.
''Sir:-Having used Dixon's Graphite Pencils in
For Samples and Descriptive Lists, adore
The
URESTES CLEVELAND President Al +heir c
s41 Railroad Avenue. ESQ., asa, a54. ami ass Wayne
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The Joseph Dixon Crucihle Co.
CLEVELAND TSs
s Rad Avenue a asa ami ERsEl caIi sNJ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
From Mondays Daily

tATrLE.- last rycring Jake Gum.
imin&F pnsscd ives! witl, siI cara q! hrrf
cattle, which lie Is taking from his
'"hch nj llnllcck Ia the san l'rnncisru
market To-day George Iicushnw IL
'"trlilg hS mnny moro belonging to DR..
I'"l'd"rSon-f"ur for san Jugu and ten
TOT San Frnnciscn- and George informs
wv That h" will probably mako tw" or
'ntec more shipments from this Ilacc.
MI This stock il in good condition. aud
Will make excellent beef.
o'oHEH.-John Ainlcy, yesterday re-
>'Neh another ear load Of stoves. in
.''aing siyly.cighl nml mirly.iwo heat
'"8 Stoves. They nrc Of the most I,o,t-
""F bronds, such ns "Acorm." ''ilick-
~ "Huck," etc., aud nro first .clnss
III every particular. Mr.. 4. has already
I'"" ono car Of them this season, and
~" articles nrc Of such choice utnliiics.
:" rc"aonnhlc prices. that he will prob
"",y gtt why with this md PERHAPS
sui mother car.
1"HH IMTr.-Thc train from ,l,c
'' wa" eight hours behind time to.
I"F owing to it's lowing the truck near
dn, fortunately no damage was
"'he beyond the dclny.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04


" "''' Lax" T''''"'" Of Tuesday
'H'' me i"''""'nH IN relation to the
Hh'o''h@ "hrny Ill which john Gihlin. Il
"'"'''' 10 ih"'n"S "'"lIh Of this placc,
""H "''i'''''i!E ""'Nndcd: The Hi'o"t-
'"N, ""''" occurred between "iliinih
'''H.' Az" W. ""''"r' NJ Ehr'kn'
,",', '''' '''.l''E, h''''F proved In
,''" ''.''"' '"a'lc'" 10 10
i''"'"' WV" w. S''"''nS '""K PIa'r'
,i,i, .h.,,,tt,. r.
.L,, To, 90. ,,,r., .l,,.
,h,r..,J ,..Y,
III, Ne N,ro,.r, ,
th,u .,cr finn, ,,i, r,u.,..
fine lr,,st of Mr. r,,,,r o.I ,.,..,
cdIy wouIJ hoyo c;y,u A.. t.,aI A.,
lut fortunately fine REVOLVER hol L,,o,,
emitted md r,>,,r w,s ,r,,oJ rn,o
cause Of tbis unfortunate n,c,rrorooi !.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

CLEA::!sG Ur.--Thc cessation of hos
tiiitiea fox Il couple Of days, by the
Leopard mill, TO make n clcan-up.
erchrcs Us out Of our regular notice Of
"Ld!li"n receipts, hut ns she is again
banging a"ay ut her usual gait, We
won't lose ovrr one or two dcals.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

CHURCH GossIr.-Thc collecting COM
mittcc will call around tomorrow, ard
those who have subscribed are expect
ed to ''sec them" Those who don't
attend church, Us well as those who do,
must pay the parsou. if they have
agreed to. The trustees of the church
society are now making the necessary
arrangements to build IL parsonage for
Mr.. lsyGrs. II IS to he JUS; east Of the
church.; II frame buildi:.g, 1ix2I feet
with II kitchen l2Xli, thee rooms in
all, ana it is simply intended as TEN
pOraEy, the calculation being to erect a
larger house ut some future duy, and
use the present one as gu addition to
the orc which is 10 be. Work Oh The
present house will be rushed ahead, rs
he is unable to find II suitable place TO:
his family, which will remain in Reno
until the new house is finished 80.
Wouldn't il be II good idea TO CAUSE the
fence around the church proper to arise
from It's rccuiEbent posture md ugnin
assume the ''God like attitude OF free
dom and OF mani"
Soar NISE.-W'e mentioned n few
days ngo, the fact that our South Fork
Senator had fOund an excellent Gunnti-
~ Of coal i'll the foam Of.G vein, near his
ranch, which WAS n matter of surprise,
but a subsequent discovery by the
same gentleman, made while sur
vcying his coal field. utterly nmnihil-
Htcs that faculty. The fact which has
50 thoroughly eradicated the doubtful
sentiment, is the finding as above stated
OF Il laine Of castii. soap. The vcrita-
Die sapunaccous article and 10 mistake.
1t readily removes geese from Il digl-
rag, or CRIME from Il skinner" dis
charging its duties in the most exemp-
inry manner; If cur hospitable friend
viii now rustic around and uncarlh "A
mine Of pOwdercd-sugar, and exhume
It spring whose li;npid stream shall run
nothing but good old '.Dourbun," we'll
furnish our OWN green's and nutmeg,
and favor him with our desirable So
eiety Immediately upon receipt OF n
written notice. -
BLACK ALL AROUND. - Black Jack
came i'll from TuscnroIa the other day.
In the blmcii of the night another maj
found Him, and his head aud eyes are
AZ black rs if they had been under the
kind treatment OF an improved boot
black. During the melee II German
from the Iiumboldt Lodging House
beat the sidewalk with IL black stovc
poker and cried '.Bcriice!' until he gol
black III the face.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
From! Thursdays Daily

Instrumentation Conductor Ma
GoniSlc we learn that an old Lady, 1t
through passenger from tho East. dis.
appeared from the train somewhere
about pcqUop. Some al her fellow
passengers noticed that she WAS absent
from her usual plgce in the car, but not
apprch"nling any danger to the lady.
fail,i to notify tho conductor Of her
disappearance until Ike train had mad.
som" twenty mills after She WAS missed.
Immediate search revealed the fact that
aiic had left The train, b1:t how. or in
what mnnmvr, il was impossible 10 de-
tcr:mim". She w.is well provided with
baggage and means to d.fray her ca
PcnscS, ;withstanding which, she a,,-
pcarc'! very ~GcGpuMdcnt. and hnl told
some "f the passengers that she had not
u friend in lie w'rrll. II Is feared that
her mind was wandering aud that she
stepped from the train while il was in
motion.
Is \ CEIrIcAl CoynIr,ny.-A mnsson.
ger arrived in L,ra.bocl from Cnrpu.
cnrin late last rinI,, with ,hc rpiuf,I
Intelligence that tbo vii, If Awo.
Phmrucr was very low, he hnyiur h,r-
l;rd down to ,ror,ro ,Lo im~ucd;,to
services of physician. I'm
fortunately, both 81 nur ply
sicians are a;.endiuc patients here
whose cnniitionsrr IRE smell, finn, thcy c,,,IJ
ON! ne Ieit Tor II brief period, but the
''''l''S III Doctor Hall "i C"rlm was
secured ny telegraph. III" Doctor ar
rive" mere h:T tho midnight train, aud
"'' on Immediately by private convey
"''''' Tor |"ih"col'i'.
P~rnsoxAl.-.L. I. IIoric was ~,
from poli.oIc Yos,c,I,r Coo
who has been attending iu business
here since Sunday, ,lcpurtid for his
home Mt Cnrnucopin this morning
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04

fwrntncsR 81 Tho Stomach IL allowed 10 IL.
com" (%lf"nic. the following Cyiis supcrvrun--
Objection Il Permanently IMPAIRED, the avA'rm
u very iml"II"rtly nnuri.h"i. tho liurI lr.
Tnin,s INN "Hl whI'ry, aud the bile u Ing ~.
ctnri"y"l for A!:"tiiyr Aul uvacuntiSr urrIurag,
Crt"is the r'rDulitiru through Tho thrraric duct
Sil ri"ciE iI"'H ihth the tuIr fetal Naserls. civ.
ing 20 Ill" ESin aud wSii'c ~ the cyrt the "a Iron
ting" indir ,itv" II bilimlHirrs. Ii,ul-,hr.
i7isra. constipation. pains it tho side. r1Ipit,.
lions. hCir,hrtn. di2Liu"sF, aid miny other
h1rrasHinE symptoms which ]a,conruny tho In.
irinni u" anRo'ncni nl1YO described, which, IL
itrchnCs'i t. az EiTC To- lac fpliDHCl by prripug
disease. 10 tlr r,siTl Of the SUN Icy ia setting.
u II msnit"Ei, therefore. ihat an inability Il
Tho stomach to act upon tho fupl shbuli Lr
overcome without delay. Tho invigurn,irr
Influence upon that organ uf I;rR'oitri'E
stomach Ei'!vis IL speedily frit In tho dienr.
rnnI'uc" "f ill tho higIgtrcahic sumpo,T q
ALLUDED IL. IN" prescribed mineral rrrirdi, y
for Conrrsl debility usually fail Ia achieve any
lasting r'sul', hcCauuH they ho not iuy;sursio
tn" EionIhch; Husi,i;cr'u WiicTs alwIyR tur.
coed because that IA ih"ir primal ,nrr'. The
very fit' That they are rUyh al excellent stu.
marhio cpuEiitu!CS them ono Dt the best fen.
cril tpnlc' IN "S'sihnce. 10 restore ,iiCcEiioiI
Z tn" final stop towards tho rIrcycry ui
h"slili. wh,n impaired 10y any 81 tho mniiif,.
rt"ii' complaints which sprIn: fr1nn lis Hpc :
40, "rd that ''rr viii bH found g. iihvc iv,i
talon hy Tho Invalid who has awaited him1CII
u W. !inIgub ahtit! rtrtic remedy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
[ From fridays Daily.l

foH several nights past tho Chinese
gamblers in this place have been On.
gagged in numerous Tinrrcls among
Themselves, aud ono Of these fine nights
we will have 10 chronicle II frst-clnss
fight.
MASY persons around town nrc max
ing gravel walks in their n~cighhorhood.
in order that they may navigate with
"rt accommodating 20 much mud on
Their feet.
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[From Saturdays Daily.l

4 Coop JoKE.-Postmnstcr T.. y.
Stone received II letter from Bcowawc
last night, i'll which tho writer gravcly
nounc that in rs much as the road
from this place to Cornucopia is closed
for the Winter he would mildly suggest
t,st place as an eligible point from
which to forward our mails north. In
view of the fact thnt two lively lines Of
.;sscs arc constantly plying between
the two points mentioned, nor exhibit
lie slightest Indication Of weakening.
but, oil the contrary, making every pos
sible necessary arrangement for nn in
definite continuance Of thcsn culamitous
cspcrs, the above proposition assumes
magnificent proportions rs n piece OF
disirterested personal a~bncga;ion.
Why, sir, bless your innocent soul /!
those fellows down the road are so face
tiously given that they can't help prrpo-
trsting those harmless jokes. Don't
mind EN-.
M.RrIyp.-A notice in the Carson
JppfdI Of the 18th instant makes known
the Interesting fact that in tina, city, on
the r~reyivus day, were uI:itcd in we'd
lock Mr.. Frank Campbell and Miss Lu-
cinla Garrard. Both parties to the
CONNECT we've, only IL few months r-o.
residents Of this plncc, and twas here,
upon the grassy banks Of the menml,r-
ing Humboldt, first bloomrl that tender
affection which has since ripcncd amid
the Arcaliau groves Of classic Carson.
The many friends of the happy couple
ont this way will experience II pleasure
in the contamination Of their brightest
hopes the worthy couple can indulge,
which, however, can only be realized
hy IL speedy :cturn 20 the pleasant val
lrys 81 the Great East
Ofr.--Thc project to build II town hall
Immediately had been fully determined
alOn by Mrssrs. Bobicr 4 Co.; lots M.
on which To build it having already
been purchased, but ndviccs Just r~rcciy-
I'd from ih" west nppriso them that, ow-
Ing to the great fire at Virginia City.
t!i" demand FOR dry lumber has quite
exhausted the supply, and cvri. the un-
scasoncd article finds ready sale at adj.
Innccd prices. In consequence Of these
facts the cost Of building just now would
he 50 much greater than MAS nMtiripai~d
by the pGrtics, il,uy lnvc at length de-
termincd to defer the enterprise uu;:l
Spring, when they will construct OF
brick Il much h~nmisOmcr and more sub
~"tantial building than was AT first PRO.
posed. Thi. arrangement il brst. \
g%rc-rrohf brick hall is what the town
requires, and we can AFFORD TO w,.i;.
nErAErEn THIS LirE.- was with -
sense Of deep BORROW We received the
sal Nmnouncc!ncnt of the death. AZ
C~orrcnii2, q! the "ifo uf our esteemed
hieHd, Phillip Snyder. Deceased. a
young laly 81 Mineral l!.l!. was united
20 Mr.. Synlrr ut li", place only nluu,
ycnr nGo, Hmd rcH"vrI immediately To
where Mr.. Snyder has ,v.r
since acted Hs foreman in tbs IrryarI
mine. His bereavement j. most heavy
md hard t. bear, bul the warm SWIM
of his many personal friends, If
NhlIh ln. tnnIl f..H1 ts.s-.I ,r,II ILL.,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-04
From Tuesdays pailv.l

ArNrn ror. tiny Ec,x n E.h-
the ronul,r ,ucrcb,u, ,.iIor - ,,;'
CITY. has inst comul.,oJ c,o .,,;,
consisting Of cont. y..t mud rou..
which ~cyccIIs cny,L;ry :, ,l,,, H. 49,
have ever seen in the State. Tho ,.oot
il the fur of tho nrnurI-l ~, uo 90.
is Of beaver. and IN, n,ots ~ ,ho lor,
hair of the lama. They mr.. nj, double
lined with heavy Mission blanket, ou1
when adjusted upon the svm;,ctr;c,I
form Of +. ]. Cu,tiY. tLo robust Co,ru
.oPi" 'eh"' ior WHOM they were la
ooi'"siS constructed, present II very
l'a'''"oihe appearance aud Curtis
'Ii'NS now lie can Dear any blast tka.
w" Dorc"S can dow, With perfect
i"'l'""''E'
pErsoNAL.-F = Cnn;, c,,,o,,
tendoUt of the Younu Am.ric, wo-l,, g.
still in town to-day. but will star, f,r
Tuscarorn in In. mnruiry liam,
Jaeger, Of Camp lIaIlcck. intent ., fro
iHo SD!tlc SDst OF u 'sD.I-lu' knot
wcn; east to-miaLt on n tbrcc months,
furlov and the truin II,, q II
Shepherd is in town. md we will fully
| explain his copdrc o. ,,rr,,. L,hm.
II! Darfct'' OIL Cornucopia, is throwing
"''Ihe'' loosely around town; half II
10Y" ol "o"d AZ II ciattcr. John Will
'''''' !" n''" III IL" gave us some
"Pun" i'if-'nr Ones, tou,) ani We are
pe''tc''y Wiling TO tal;e anything Of the
"'''i from our other friends.
Thomas GIuIIy las, ni,,i., roc,iy,.1 .
dispatch from Utah ,n,,nruc;u, ., bi,,
the painful new, thn. Lis hro,,n. J,h,u
had L.cu .i., ,,I -,
co. Mr. "inlii! tool; the first train for
''e ana hurried 10 his LrO-
'it' , "'SiS'ahce. Mucil anxiety III re-
l"''"A 10 the matter has been felt here
during lie day by numerous friends Of
Ia" %"ril'S, which WAS relieved by the
'"'lo"ih5 dispatch from Tom. this
c'eiihE' dated, Santa Quin, Utah,
'""hh Il out OF danger All imformu-
ton regarding the matter having been
,y.ro .i,.r
ANOTHER. - This evening George
Iirli:cr, Of the Corner restaurant, re-
cciNGd a telegram from the Bay, in