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Shepherd was and is "A wonderful man.
IL has been the grll Of brIte force ~ wnlcn ne
hts hcli fortune. lie Il "A man devoid II seusi-
ttlitv, ana dcVoured by setshness, wnicn per-
mittei him 10 WOO md win n friend. amt droD
him wnen he ca Id no Longer use hiu. Inc
failure Is not altogether a surprise; thuugh, like
long-l poked-for death, II was startling wleu II
came. Inc papers assert hs a reason whY ms
creditors "shpnld uphold him, stand nY INN,
lend hlm every Id In their upNer,' thlt he has
been "plhllc heuef cfnr," thdt l e mas done
fnr Washing ON what no 1--WE hunited mrn ever
attempted. In thi- there Is a uifc rnce OF
opinion; many regard INN IA pubho dtWortl-
iz'r, from the I ,rt ina the CNtmpl' lac n
given In ext HVtnaut LIVING, ostenint ouS -h"w,
muninccnt Gifts To chutcnes and hi h oni itls,
reckless mode OF dning business, erecting rows
OF houses without money on lots only settl d
for with sc. Is anl dogs" mss done more to ruin
bu -iuess men VINO mad tho ambition 10 initiate
HIM, without tn executive Hhilitv t. carry "
out the wild schemes. some. and could count
n dozen. have sunk INTO abiec poverty; others
are ON the verge oi rum; two IN 1de assign mtnts
to-day; some are IN dlsgrdce, and four are on
tho nigh road to the penitentiiry.
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We have information to-day Of the raw
ages OF the cyclone which passed through East
ern ngal on tho 3ist Of last month. The tele-
rrapn reports that tho great number OF 10000
persons persisted during Us continuance, and
that the Government has had tn hurry to the re-
liefof The devasl ated districts. AT the same time
We get news of the hurricane which occurred at
about the same time In the island Of Porto
Rico. where great damage was done to the
crops, 10 cattle, and to the shipping; while de-
tails CONCERNING the lite hurricane In Cuba snow
that 1t inflicted much injury on the sugar crop
In certain districts. At st. Thomas n hurricane
passed over the island In September, and played
havoc among the shipping. From July to Octo-
Der Is the hurricane season.
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Blaine seeing his Friends.

The Hon James q. Blame was at Park
ers last evening, and sent Tor Warren Fisher,
j.. The latter gentleman walked into Mr.
Blaine . parlOr, and the TWO passed some time In
close communion. People about tho hotel who
little upon their significance. Some of the know
INK ones suggested that MIR. Blaine was tr,ing TO
patch up peace, or at least secure IL years
urmistice, during which nothing NOR shoud be
said about those bundles Of Railroad bonds or
those thousands OF dollars that made 50 mnch
trouble. IL Is not probable that Mr.. Muligan
was asked to visit MIR. Blaine's parlor The policy
Of Addition, Division, Ind silence" Is what 10
demanded by many men situated rs Mr.. Bl Inc
ID to-day, particularly "Silence."
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Hayes.

The nomination of Mr.. HAYES at Cincin-
natl has not turned out to be a brilliant
success in his own State. None of the
promises made by his friends has been
redeemed. The exuberant pledges of that
truly good man, Deacon RICHARD SMITH
of Cincinnati. have been sadly broken.
The twenty or thirty thousand majority
by which the Ohio State ticket was 10 have
been carried in Octo Der, III order TO nj
spire zeal and assure success elsewhere,
melted away into five thousand, and came
near disappearing altogether When the
test was made on HAYES himself he did
no better than BARNES for Secretary Of
State, aud comes out Of the canvass with n
beggarly majority, simply because the
Democrats had not the means to make
their campaign as vigorous and effective
III they wished 10 do.
If we turn from ohio to New York, the
contrast is refreshing. State PRIDE to Il
certain extent, was engaged in both. The
parties in each did their best. New York
gives GOV. TILDEN fully seven times the
majority that OHIO gives GOV. HAYES, and
the whole country responds with pOpu-
lar majority of more than three hundred
and ilfty thousand.
After all. HAYES was perhaps the strong
eat candidate the Republicans could have
put up His negative qualities and rela-
lively obscure record were elements Of
strength as compared with the more posi-
tive characteristics and superior position OF
his competitors, who were put aside for q
compromise. tits plain now that BRIsrow
would not have commanded the Gctivt
support of GRANT or the Administ ration
Tho leaders whom he thwaIted in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
Over 1000 Miie. of Print.

TO THE Enron OF Ing sun Sir: | some
time since wrote and you published III Ing sun
statcmtnt showing the number Of miles your pap At
circulation OF 1.u,uGJ copies would reach II placed
IN contiuuous line. Your Immense circulation OF
10000 copies ~ the sin lie hsut that carried The
OF MIR. III drp's election aroused nay CURIOSITY
win TIE flowing rcsu,ti
ma the length ui lHE SrN's printed form to be a
inches, and that II cuntsius ~ columns of printed
matter ih1 these ~ IlDtnn l. placed ellg con
thuous line, wuld measure a. feet lhls Onr day 4
circulation OF e2hhli copies therefore, would m IKE 4
Cuhl reaching lO1SO uOl fcct, extending over 2Oil
mules. nave never rvLd or hetri ANYTHING to com
pare WIN tai M American journalism.
Yours, reswcfuly DkSSls o'NkILL, Jr.
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The day before his death, the Emperor

The day before his death, the Emperor
NICOLAS kept mis- eldest son for several hours
near him, giving him from time to time his Last
directions, and It is stated on sufficient authori-
" that the present Gar, profoundly impressed
by his dying parents words, several times re-
tired to write them down In their eIactness
Nearly the last utterance was, spoken In French,
" Tell FRITz"-the present Emoeror OF Germany
mot to forget les paroles de papa" Referring
TO these last words, writer in the Quarterly
Rerte,o, twenty years ago. observed: "These
secrets ALEXANDER alone knows. and 1t Is by his
conduct that Europe must learn them"
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Russia has gone 80 far in its ostensible
preparations Of war as to mobilize It's sanitary
corps, get ready its movable hospitals, and or
paDize committees OF ladies' to nurse the
wounded, the Empress aud Grand Duchess
themselves assuming the patronage Of the last
Russia Ia also reported to have arranged with
the RoTnscHILDs for a loan which will be placed
IIlYAIelY.
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Two instances in which, the rights Of the

Two instances in which the rights OF the
press have been arbitrarily disreearded have re-
Gently attracted puolic attention In Canada
The nrsl and the most Il grant was the action OF
Mr.. Justice PLAMospoS, Of the Court Of Queens
Bench, In imprisnninS the editor OF the Union
dcs Cdntons d, rEst because n correspondent of
his paper had suggested that II would be more
proper 10 hold a cert In trial with closed doors,
and the editor had refused to divulee the writer's
name. There being 10 the communication no
personal reflection upon the Judge, his course
has been generally oisapprOved. The other in
stance OF an abuse Of power was the exclusion
OF the representative, 81 the press from the
Q iebec House on the occasion OF the retirement
OF the Spe ker and The nominitlon Of his sue
cessor The Government: Is severely censur.d
for making the session a secret one under tho
crcumsi ances, when It was Of 80 nucn import-
an that IT'S deliberations SHOULD have been
public. II appe r. that after this step had been
taken, the Speaker VS. 40 much ashamed of il
that he assured the newspaper men VINO remon-
strated with him that in future their rights
should be res pected.
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JAY GoULD's liceniious Paris correspond
ent, ARsENE HOUssAYE, writes TO tine Tribune
about women In ancient and molern times. lie
looks NJ them with mis- usual leer, hut the way
In which lac mixes upprofanc and sacred charac-
tiers and the most hallowed hglr's OF the Scrip
lures with the creations Of pagan sensuousness,
must be especially startling 10 the people who
read the Frenchmtn's letter and who have been
taught to revere Holy Writ. -. PAUL, VENUS,
DAPHNE, MARS and even CnRIsr are al on the
same plane TO this gay Nh. HoUssAYE. Hete Is
one Of hi, uaragra.hs:
Golden h,r Is the most beautiful, because light ~
The inl a. a ucduti. APOLLO, the suprr NC uf m luy
Is crowned VITA DISNEY" ed ght. ace rdi1s To Hos
sARp When 81. MATTHEW speaks Of the transne ur o.
non of JESUS he re,rrs MS INN dazzling tlr sun,
with hrunlng LAR HohEk cpmpArts his < ddcesrs
aud lis riurta stO Golden NTNCs.'
JAY GOULD may reyel In this sor, OF thing,
but how does It strike the Sunday school teach
ersI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

The periodical farce OF so-called cleo
tion for Mayor In Philadelphia Is ABOUT to be re-
enacted. The Repub lean candidates are SroK-
LEY, the present Ring Incumbent, and wIDESER,
the CITY treasurer, whom the Au iitor- G eneral
has just published as defaulter to the extent
OF 100000. Whom the Democratic pilgrims
will name Is "a vet unknown. nut they have
NAGLE, JosEPns. CASSIDY. and others OF the
kind TO select from. In the mean time. what
has become of the respectable pcotle Phila-
delphia7 It's not so many years since RICHARD
vAUx WAS Mayor, and Philadeiphians proudly
challenged a comparison with any city govern.
ment In the world.
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SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1875.
Advertiripg Rates.

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They may cheat in New Orleans, Column
bia, and Tallahassee; but when they come
to be reviewed at Washington, the work
will not be easy by any means.
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ELLIS, the Park Bank defaulter, has been
captured. II Will probably 20 hard with him
for the President Of the bank has declared that
10 no contingency will he compound with the
abscondine teller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

Owing TO the lack cf appropriations, the me-
nagerie IN Central Park has been closed, the police
force reduced, the gardeners and aborcrs dismissed
the roadway allowed TO Accumulate nth AND toe hecRes
10 grow uneven. The summers heat burned the turf
aud the plots, and heJ have not been repantcd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
AM Enormous pump bias been placed in

TT 'T''' ''"7'' T''I'F 1I''' '7V'T' T'I''V7' III
one Of the PENNSYLVANIA metal establishment ),
1t being OF 800 horse power probably the
largest pump, therefore, in the county, if not
In the world. 1t Is a vertical condcnsing Ell
CINE ten feet stroke, with cylinder Of cast iron,
one hundred and ten inches in diameter, the
total weight Of the cylinder, with its head and
bottom, being forty tons The piston rod il fas-
tened 10 the cross head by steel nut weighing
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name u new organization Ia Philadelphia. which
dcrtoOk TO perform for the old Thru Dutch Ref rmed
Church the ONCE Nhlch der crao rforms for the
NO lusk whom he turns out aud whose shcl he Iakea
possession OF. The Pcsbiterians the ught there
nothing but shell LETT ~ the o'd concern hut theu
cnGeAyor pOsse-G themselves Of Il developed
tusp ected amount OF vitality, Nhlch az took the
shape Of lawsuit uf rate bitterness aud Persistence
After struggling alo q IN the civil IT PhiladeI
phia Ter Two r,e years, Inns suit astreached
termination A d'ci' On Is rendered. To the enecs
that the little HANDFUL Of Dutch keiormd left 10 the
old church are cntilcu 10 H. ana mat Toe an1atOA
OF the remains INTO Presbyterian Church
war aut1be attemnt Go gayAnize the 10 " e, Tie
old Third Du ca Reformed VIII now &, nY Itself.
YEARLY dragging CUT - lingering sud prontrs' exist
ence. The Presbyteri. n linn nue win conso'i ate
vi tIother D. rishng church IN the u i-ntorhood.
which Is SO weak that It he Just shown is nAhiy to
support pastor 1nc two tostthet vii probably have
about Strength enough hY Gaming uo against each
other, to cast rcsrrt aba" sh dow.
AN Apple Dumping Sociable" is tho
utrs' novelty with Nhi,h one OF tue colured DcopleT
churchr Of civ seeks 20 tighten ia burden Of op-
pltssvc tnGtbttd .ess. Apple dunn linls have ncyeE
been considered very soe.Abe hngs, nut Whcu pressed
into az USE Of the romo,ion OF ovangctl re lgon
there Is prospect that they may bee me ~ useful a
thci are touihsuWr. "A CA.e WIK" /. urothcr pcru-
may Hcaus u grace, suLounotd for he hoiay season
oy one or two co1Ieu Zuns. II must not o. supposed
that the cake rs expected TO walk OF on IT. own ao-
count Far othCrAlse. large cake IL nut M as .
premium 'or the most graceful style OF walking
numprr Of colore ladies enter into compctu, n Com.
re ent Judges appointed to declare Who Is the moss
:ruy gr.cetu pede TRAN and she who IS the victor
walks IN with the cGNy. The proceeds fr m the hold.
Ing Of these entertainments often afford lar sub.
sanal rcltf to exhausted treasures than & gtncraR
the re- ult Of fairs or concerts. As majority OF tho
colo cd churches, like those ~ the white people, do
not pay expenses ingenuity Is constantly aud heaviS
taxed to devise Inc ne for carrying these enterprises
along Two or three OF the biggest Brooklyn churches
open their fairs this week, and continue tnem sntll
| they have raise the money they want.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
A Rrain-Soothing Remedy.

The wondrous organ that crowns the edifice OF
man is not only the seat of reflection and the home
of idea,ty, bus it is the governing centre of the
nervous system. When it is overweight, unduly
excited, affected by Irregularities of those bodily
organs with which it most closely sympathizes, al
the nerves suffer. and the general health Is i'm
paired. The reason why Hostetter's stomach Bit
tiers exelciss snch a soothing influence upon the
brain Is, that they remove those digestive and
bilious arrangements which react injurlously upon
ii and that in relieving irritation weakness oil
the great sympathetic nerve which CONNECTS the
stomach and the brain, they henefeially affect the
latter organ as we'll as the former. Sound sleep
clearness of mind, easy digestion and freedom from
bllliousness are insured by this prime lcgulativc
tonic and nervine
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
Personal,

In a personal in this paper on Mon
day it was stated that Mr. &. NJ. Osborn
was going UP to Chicago that evening Ito
be present at the trial of Osterberg and
from there t. indianapolis on professional
business" Some people have inferred
from that statement that Mr.. Osborn was
engaged professionally in the case, but
that is not the case nor was it the intention
of this paper to say more than that be
would ''be present at the trial as a
spectator. Mr.. Osborn has recently won
very important case in regard to a
'Logansport, Ind. railroad, in the L. S.
court at indianapolis, getting foreclosure
Of a mortgage on the road.
Col. +. S. Winslow, author of Wins
lows Comprehensive Mathematics" a
book every business man should own, was
in town yesterday. To-day he visited
Moline.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
NOTES HERE AND THERE

The Jumping Jacks held another
secret meeting to-day. They are evidently
in very hot water.
The paroxyism of coughing may often
be prevented or cured by using little dry
salt as gargle. 1t will stop the tickling
in the throat.
Persons who are starved to death be-
come idiotic toward the last, because there
is not Eourishment in the blood to feed the
brain. to keep up its activities
Frozen blue" is a new fashionable
color, the opposite of birthstone yellow, :"
probably. Anything frozen seems inap.
propriate about a bellies bosom on leap
year, though.
You may never have thought of it.
but it is utterly impossible to get down
right angry without raising your voice.
Control your voice and you are sure to con-
troll your temper.
In recent work on different foods
physiologically considered, the author ar
CUES that the best animal food is the flesh
of the sheep, and the best vegetable that
of or from wheat.
1t is said that two teaspoonsful of
finely powdered charcoal, drank in half
tumbler of water, will often give relief to
the sick headache, when caused, as in most
cases it is, by superabundance Of acid in
the stomach.
Laura Nj. Hill. school teacher, while
riding on horseback, recently, in the yicin-
ity of Green River station, was thrown
from her horse and one of her legs broken.
DIR, w ellis, of GeDeseo, reduced the fracture,
and she is now rapidly recovering.
Strawberries for patrons of the Broad
way church will be served next week. as
will be seen by notice in this paper The
ladies are doing much toward the building
OF this fine church and they should be en-
couraged - especially when they offer
strawberries and cream.
| The best way to admit pure air in the
night where windows are the only mode
OF ventilatioD) is to open the sleeping room
into hall where there is an open window,
in order to avoid the draught. A window
with small opening at the top and bottom
ventilates more than one with one opening
only.
"A clean tooth does not decay. Acids
and sour fruit always injure the tseth
instantly; sweets never do; without them
children would Gle, hence their Unsuitable
instinct for sugar. If tooth powder
was never used the teeth would not be SO
white; but. kept perfectly clean. would last
for life.
William Winter is something of a poet
and very much Of dramatic critic. In
that line he has the highest reputation OF
any journalist in the country. Of Anna
Dickinsons recent debut as an actress he
writes to the New York Tribune, to which
staff he is attached: "She does not burn
but she glints. The face was often set in q
stare to emphasize tigerish disposition y
He despairs of her ever making a good
actress.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
Burglary in Hampton.

The store OF J. j. Vogele, Of Hampton,
was burglarized last night of q boxes OF
cigars, several boxes of sardines, and
about 81 in currency. 4 man named
Hart, claiming to be an engineer on the w.
u. X. r., was arrested on suspicion, this
morning. He had, when arrested, pass
over the road signed by d. A. DIN, Gen'l.
Sup't. and claimed that he had been
put off the train at that place. These
circumstances, together with the fact of his
hanging around the place led to his arrest.
A skiff was stolen at the same place last
night. Officers are in this city and Daven-
port looking for the thief or thieves.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12

A WINTER SCENE.-Is a walk through
snow and slosh, rain and mud, to a coop at
the foot OF the garden, to SILVER over a
privy vault desirable? If not, then rid
yourself aud family of the vile abomination
by procuring the Wakefield Earth Closet.
DO sou care for the health OF the females
and children, the aged, infrm, and invalids
of your household? Then furnish for
their comfort tho great blessing of the day,
the Wakefield Earth Closet Is any mem
Der Of your family confined to the room
with wasting disease2 Remember that
you can have in that room an uncontami-
mated atmosphere by using the Wakefield
Earth Closet.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

a depressed, irritable state Of mind 9
q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
mo energy or animation, confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bflitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones up the system, arrests disehA e' dispels
the mental gloom and desponden.. sna rejuve-
mates the entire system. It is per1ectly harm
less and always efficient. Price IS, for o package
of i've boxes and large % vial of powder, which
is important in old, serious cases. or 81 per single
box Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MSNCINR co,
No. 662 BROADWAY, II. Y.
uSee large advertisement.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12

The Union says THE ARGUS hates
Krell." This is mistake. The desire OF
The ARGUS is that all public officers shall
comply with the law. Krell has not done
so, and he has spiteful!y declared that he
would not do so, because it would crafty
THE ARGUS. He ought to be fined fol-
this-but if he will now make out and file
the reports he is required by law to make,
and which he should have made, we agree
not to enter complaint against him for the
fines for which he is liable. lfhe can show
a clean record, let him go about it, now.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12

A WARNING TO CONSERVATIVES. COP
LIVER OIL.-''The well known firm of
HEGMAN & CO., of New York City,
were the first who introduced in this coun
try the PURE and UNADULTRATED COP
LIVER OIL," The established reputation
OF Hegman & Co., as skillful and conscien-
tious pharmaologists, is sufficient guar
aniee of itself of the purity OF medicine
prepared by them. aud in their prepare
ton of Cod Liver Oil. they to- day prepare
it in the same careful method as they have
done for the past twenty-five years. 1t is
important for inyalids to use Cod Liver Oil
with Hegman 4 Co.'S trade mark, and not
the inferior mixtures sold under the
pseudonyms of Cod Liver Oil.
Hegman's Cod Liver Oil can be obtained
at all irst-class druggists throughout the
state.-Chicdoo Times.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12

Ice CREAM TO morrow Messrs. A..
Lazare 4 Son will be ready to dish out
their delicious ice cream, made from pure
cream and the best of favors. They have
improved their parlor by enlarging and re-
modelling it,making light and airy room,
and everything it contains is new. They
have also constantly on hand large stock
of fancy candies which they sell to the
Wholesale and retail trade as low as the
lowest. Give them call aud satisfy your
self. l2dlt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-12

LADIES throughout the American and
European Continents have testified to the
excellent remedial virtues of Pozzoni's
Medicated Complexion Powder. It
imparts to the skin beautiful transparent
wilderness. makes it delicately soft and
smooth, removes freckles, tan, and allays all
irritation. Sold wholesale and retail by
J. A. Pozzoni, St.Louis, Mo-, and by Z.
Breunert, Emil kehler, c. Speidel, and
Benser 4 Thomas, Rock Island.