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ANOTHER ENGLISH PROJECT.

The proposed flooding of the Sahara
Desert is something more than mere talk.
Mr.. Mckenzie. the protector, with an en-
gineering party, is about leaving London
for Western Africa, to make the necessary
surveys for turning the waters Of the At
lantic into the great desert. He is conf
dent that = canal eight or nine miles long
will accomplish the object, and cradle the
flooding of the low lands of the desert to
b. accomplished 80 that Timbuctoo will
lie brought within navigable distance of
the sea. The opening up of q vast trade
with the interior of Africa is the induce
ment offered for carving out this project.
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4 FOOLISH STORY.

A foolish Democratic paper in St. Louis
has started the story that Governor Hayes
was one of the salary-grabben. Hayes was
not member Of that Congress Wheeler
was, and Wheeler voted against the grab
eight times in succession, and then cover
ed the extra amount that was voted to him
back .into the Treasury. Hayes would have
done the same thing if he had been menu
Der of that Congress. Work as you may
you can't catch Hayes. Ohio Democrats
have tried that in three campaigns, and
have given the job up. His record is in
vulnerable. He is better than Achilles:
His heels were dipped in the S;yx as we'll
Is the rest Of his body.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

The Board of Trustees of the State Char.
liable Institutes closed, last week, the let.
ting of the last contract of the insane build.
ings at Ossawatomie for this year on very
favorable terms, having adjourned over
two days TO allow bidders to make new es-
Inmates, and then closed the contract at a
reduction of $3.50 less than offered pre-
viously. They last month let a contract
for the new building at the Blind Asylum
at Wyandotte, size 50 by 90 feet, three sto-
ries high-one of stone and two of brick
with tin roof. 1t furnishes school-room,
two bathrooms and laundry, including
plumbing. and the upper story completed
for sleeping apartment; at cost to the
State OF 81 bob. The work is now nearly
completed as per contract, and il is called
the lowest State contract ever made.
Although sixty additional patients are to
be admitted 10 the Insane Asylum in few
weeks, there still remains in the State, un-
provided for, more than 260 persons who
are debarred from treatment at the State
Insane Asylum from lack of room TO ac-
commodate them.
The Legislature passed law last winter,
reimbursing the counties that provided for
their own insane, who could not be admit
ted 10 the asylum allowing 30 cents a day
for their maintenance. There are about 20
or % patients in the Insane Asylum, who
are imbeciles, and Of no mental or physical
force, and perfectly harmless, and could
Just as we'll be cared for in county poor
house as in the asylum, thus allowing re-
cent patients 10 be admitted, for treatment,
to the asylum. The Board of Trustees
issued an order last week allowing such pa
tients to be exchanged and returned to their
counties, TO be cared for there at the ex-
pense of the State, and the conntiee- thus
returning their patients can Immediately
fill their places at the asylum with the
same number of cases who can be advanta-
gcously cured. Ii action is thus taken by
the proper officers of Leavenworth county,
about twelve out of her eighteen insane
now in the county can be provided for in
the asylum, and this suggestion receives
additional force when We underst and that
IS per cent. of new cases can be cured, if
taken TO the asylum in a few months
while only about ten patients can be cured
il allowed to remain without treatment
until they become chronic cases. The sta
tistics on this question are startling, and
appeal in the name of humanity to make
provision for the immediate admission of
all recent cases for treatment. We are glad
to zee that the new Board of Trustees are
taking steps IN this direction with energy,
as well as in the matter of economical ex-
penditures of the State money, and that
soon We shall hear that our jails will be
emptied of many insane who are now con-
fined within them.
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MEDICAL.
OVARIAN TUMOR,
Of Ten Years Growth Cured
By Dr.. RadVay's Remedies.

IHAvE AAv AN OVARIAN TUMOR IN TIE
OvAkIEs AND Bowels FOB TEN YEARS.
ANN AlBoR, Dtc. 81, 1875.
Dr. RADwAY: That othen may be benehtled,
make this . AtSmeat:
have h.d an Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries
and bose Tor ten ye,n: l tr,ed the best physi-
TT 1t WAS growing At such rspidity that l couid
not have lived much lonse. A friend OF mine
ind ueed me 10 try kadvay's Remedies hai
not much nth in them, but finally, after muS
dejiberation 4 tried them.
purchased six bottles Of the Resolyent, two
boxes of the Pills, and two bottle: OF the Relief.
u,ei those without any apparent benefit. de-
Of the Resolsent, two OF tn Relief. and two box
es 4 Pills. Before they were gone 1 bad losi
twenty. i've pounds.
1 continued to use the meiicine until was
sure that was entiiely cured. took the medi-
cine about i've p'onths and during that time,
lost Iorty-fve pounds. In all took three dozen
bottles OF III. Re-oiveDt, six bottles Relief, and
six boxes Of the PilI.
ieel p.rie tiy we'll, and my heart 10 full OF
gratitude 10 God for his nelp in my deep afi c.
tioa. To you, Sir and your wonderful med cine
feel deeply indebted, and my prayer Is tnAl ii
NAV be as much Of a blessing to Others as 1t has
been Ia me
tSigned, MRS. E Z. BIBBISS.
Mrs. oibbins, who makes the above certih, ate,
is the person for whom requested you TO sc
MEDICINE in June, 1875. The medicines abo G
stated were b ugnt OF me, with The exception OF
what was sent 10 her by ycu- I may say that
her statement is correct without qualification
lSigned, L. o. LkRcH.
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Arbor, Mich
This may lily that Mrs. BibDi"s, who
makes the above c. Ttifcate. lie and has be n fol
In stated are undoubtedly ann undsniably correct.
Any me Who knows Mrs. Bibbins, will beiiev
her stat men lSinee1, BxsJ. ID. COCK r,
r. B. Posp. MAAr r. PoSD. MARY COOKER
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{. If our Democratic friends Of this vicinity
were aware of the obligations they are un-
def to the foreman and compositon of TIE
TMs office, they would immediate
" issue to these knights Of the stick and
rule, certificates of honorary membership.
The printers wrestled with the reports from
ST Louis, like Jacob with the angel, nor
RELAXED their efforts till Tie break Of day.
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Dr. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS,


perfectly tasteless, ek guilty coated with sweet
gum. purge, ngulats. IaTify, cleanse, and
stnngi hen. adway's Pills, for the eure Of all
ois rueIs OF the Stomach, Liver B0v els, xidne, Q,
hIaader, Ne vous bis ass, headache, Constiya-
ton, Co-tiyepeas. Indigestion, DyspeP.ia, bli-
Ecusnss., bilious Fever l. Aaa 1aIisn Of the
Bowels Pile,. . all LesanseDents Of the Inter-
nal vie era Wa5Santen to effe . pueiiive cure.
Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
ais or de eterious dr. e.
0~Obs rve he following symptoms resulting
I'm Di-orders Of tie Digesuve Orksns
Constipation. Inward riies. tuilnes Of the
Blood in the Head. Acidity Of the stomach.
ausea, Beartbarn. Disgust ct Food, Flu Ines Of
Weight ia the tomash. seur EruPtions, -einkirg
or klltterinGs in the Pit Of the Stomach, swim.
ming Of the h~sd, Hurried and Difhcuit Be.~,b.
ing. Futterips. at the Heart. CHOKING o. sunocai-
ing Sensation when in Lying fostufe, Dimness
q Vinon, Dots Of Wehs before the sight, Fever
and uun Hain in the Head. De6ciercy Of Rerspira.
taon, YslloWne0 of the Sk1n and kyes, Pains In
The side. Ch0s Limbs, and sudden Elushes Of
Heat. Burning In the Fleeh.
few Aosss a kADw AY's 8 PILLS win free the
syueem ffoo all the above na0ed disordeas. Price
= csns Per box. eod By d-uggists.
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Electricity is LifG--B Health.
Paoli'S EleCtIo-VOltaiC Chain Belt.

TiNES a continuous current OF ele .tricty
" without shocks, perme ates and vita iZes the
ehIire system, increases the circulation, aids
digestion, regulates the secretiOns, tones up
the nervous centres and cures chronic and rer-
y,us diseases. where all other remedies have
failed IL il endorsed by the most eminent ply.
sicians in Europe and America. Send for Pam
phets aud L stimouials Address
PAOLI BELT CO., l2 Union square, N. Y.
=. q. Box s3s5 Say what paper.
To the Intelligent Public:
Beware Of cOunterieits, Quackery and 'mpo s.
tors. The Paoli Eiectro-Voltaic Chain Belt
is the only genuine patented belt in the United
States and Canada. and We warn the incredu-
lous TO beware Of counferfeits, some imp IN
cipied parties in this and 9th r cities are using
our name and trade mark for he purpose OF de-
ception and to foist upon the public worthless
arIIcle.
B. All communications relating to the belt
should he addressed only to tire Office OF the
Paoli Belt Co., Il Union Square, New York.
june6-d6w
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.
Piicateu forms IL 5 well known that Dr James
has stood nt ths head OF the prote ess'on for 50
year- Age and experience are a,l-imp riari.
sesnsnai Weakness, nah loss.s by dreams
pimPies en- III. lace. lot manhood, can pcsiiiv-
ely be cured Ladies' wanting the mast IL H. ate
attention. call or write. Peasant home for pt-
ii-nin, book Tor the million, Marriage
tuiic. which tells you all about these diseases
who should n,arry-wh, not-i cents To ray
eoatasr. br. james has = rooms ant psrlor.
Nou one but the do, ior. Once foars.
III. 10 J =. NJ sundays, 10 TO L. Al bust
Meas strictly oonf,i- initial mays d&s-lli
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0Geek1p Gimes
THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1876.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

The platform adopted by the Demo-
cratic party, in the National Conven-
tion at St. Louis, has the merit, at least, oil
originality. 1t is unlike any other plat
form ever constructed, and carries this dis
similarity to such an extent, that it bare
ly escapes being no platform at all. 1t is
most remarkable for what it doesn't say its
salien; features are those which are not put
in, and its most comprehensive planks are
those which are left out. 1t is rather an
Indictment than a platform. Whereas
platform resolves, this denounces. Whereas
q platform declares, this condemns. Where.
as a platform afiirms, this denies. A
platform is series Of affrmations; this a
continuity of negations. 1t shows some
ability in the few points which it touches
upon, but more ability in the many points
which it dodges. 1t ignores nearly all the
live issues of the day, and stretches out to
the crack of doom with a string of jIngling
platitudes. 1t is tariff for the tarifiites,
free trade for The free traders, hard money
for the resump;ionists, paper money for the
greenbackers, and all things to all men. In
its financial PLANK, the adroitness Of its
builders is ricularly noticeable, and
this lie so delicately poised to face one way
by the other, that il
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'sHah a beat, baf beat,
Half teat onward
All on Dupont street,
Strobe the six pecia 5
Forward the extra police:
Charge, for the lotteries
A thousand a month
From all the six companies.
Forward. the extra brigade
Was there special" afraid
To take trade dollars
From q Chinanaan who had p.undered7
Theirs not TO mourn OF sigh,
Theirs not 10 reason why,
Theirs 10 pocket on the sly
All that vas rendered;
Into the alley Of stout,
Into the street of Dupont,
Strobe the six specia s.
Gamblers TO the right Of them;
Gamblers TO the left Of them;
Gamblers in front Of them,
High in their re els
Shel,ed out their coin and notes
Into the pethoric pure
Into the pockets Of six specials.
Swung al their billies bare
fmashing the table ware;
Punching a Chilaman there,
Who had squealed to the regulars
Grabbing queue while
All the &c estials marvelei;
Plunged into the opiu smoke
Right through the Joors they broke,
Warning the vary Mongolians
That the regulars were coming;
When they went hack
Went hack ON their brethren
Regulars 10 the right OF them;
Regulars to the left oi them;
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"A mech admired baIl drsR 3 Of Whit
faille, bordeFea with vesy thick rueAs q
white tllle On which are studdsa fnf0 q
cAenieA 81 80. -. 49,. = = : y ;
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Curative Ointment.

A Splendid Household Kennedy; no family
should be without it. Ii cures burns, chilblains,
sore heads. eruptions of the skin, hives, ezema.
poisonous bites, g., SC. Is valu- cannot be
told IN an advertise ment. Try one box and you
will never want TO be without l.. Sold by al
druggists, and at Eatchelor's Factory, No. I6
Efra
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HAIR DYE.

DATCBEi OR'S CFLEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID best in the woT1. The inysnt0r has used
this splendid HsIr Dye for ~ years, with bene-
fit to the han aud no iajury to his health; proof
that it lie only true and perfect Dye. Ham,
less, reliable. instantaneous No di.appODt'
menl; no ridiculous tints; remedies the I'll ef-
fects OF bad dyes; leaves the hair soft and beau
tful, Black or Brown. Sold and properly ap-
piled g. BATCHELOH'S Wig Factory, No. II
Bond street, n. Y. -old by ali druggists
Batchelor's fr:siye So removes stains from
the fingers. skin, &c.
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THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE Of grain. so iaeriIJls
TAi otter si7i of TirCshers, be SAVED by thit
imlr Nachinr s.cica, srsy Jo5, 10 dia=
pdy ell . .6ases Of thresning.
FLAX, TI1IOTHY, IILLET, HUNGARIAN and
Is easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats Rye Barley
IN EXTRA PRICE i, usually paid for grain and
see-is cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness
IN he WET GRAIN Of ls15, these were sulstsn-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect worx
gLsa Others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN. TIME and MONEY wasting complica-
tons, such Endless Aprons, "Raddles, Beaten
Pickers," etc. sItl,ly dispensed nth less than
one-haif the usual Gears Belts Boxes and Journals
ea!e. managed: durable: light running cost
iy repairs; dust: no" htierings to clean mp; not
troubled by adverse winds, rain OF storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who are rosie.
in the large saving made by K will employ ife-
rior and vasteful mlehines, but will issf On thi,
improved lresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 sni IL Horse
Powers Also Speciality Of sEPAEAToRs, designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM PowsR-
TwO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, viz. our i'm
proved "Trple Gesr." and our "Spur Speed Wood.
bury Style), both Mounted on -four wheels.
IL INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising,
apply to our Learest Dealer write TO for Ius.ra-
ted Circular (snt free giving full particulars Of Sizes
3syles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK. MICH
may.Ic-S -Svt..mo
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Wiggles in, md wiggles out.
Leaving the ysople still in doubt,
whether the snake that made the track
Was coming north or going hack.


Upon the financial question. it is admir-
ably fitted to the ticket which has been
placed upon it it Is for soft money and re-
sumption, and like unto it are the nom
inees; it has hard end and soft end,
and so has the ticket.
All the Republican rogues who have been
ferreted out and punished by the Republi-
can party, are brought up in review, and
denounced individually and collectively, in
bulk and in detail but the far greater
number of Democratic rogues, who have
stolen and fattened through Democratic as
cendency, and have been shielded and pro-
tected by the Democratic party, are
passed by in charitable silence 1t
has a "denounce for Belknap, and
another for Babcock, but We look
in vain for one Tor Floyd or Tweed; there
are denunciations almost beyond number,
Of the GENERALIZATION of power" under
Grant, but not a deprecating word in re-
ference to the imbecility that reigned under
buchanan.
1t is not till we come down TO the Chinese
question that anything is affirmed; herein
the document is explicit, and can be read
only one way it is against the Chinaman-
there is no question on that point This
will please few, and the Chinaman has
no friends to be offended by il;
1t will tickle the CalIfornians,
and the Chinaman has no vote, ergo, damn
the Chinaman, as the most available SUBJ
stitute for the "nigger," who has been en-
franchised and won't stand it any longer.
With this one exception the plat rorm is
very like the ticket, and whether it favors
or opposes depends upon the way YOU read
it-whether "hard of "soft," depends on
how you take it. 1t is admirably adapted
TO serve the end of all modern Democratic
platforms, and upon its broad evasions the
party can again march successfully for
ward 10 enthusiastic defeat.
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The Sure Cure Truss.
Manufactured and sold only by
nR - - ISKk M

n W. Cor. 5th and Elm SITS. CINCINNATI, o
THIS TRUSS has been adopted by eminent
L Me lc ii Professors Of Cincinnati. 1t is
y that ils name 'mpl es. There is no FEE for
CURE, as the cure Il In the hands of every RIP
tured person who apples this Tru g pr ,perly
and continues its use. Cures have been ef cted
by II in three mont S. Also, Dr kram's New
abdominal support, for LADIES'. pronounced by
tne Medical Fraternity 1T large as the best sup
port ever worn.
Pr ce of Truss, IS. 90: IS 90 Double Price Of
bdominal S'ppOrf, 500. Sent by MsiI or
Express Free, on receipt oil ord r snd mon
ey Ofice op during the week, aud every
evening and Sundays.
REF <RKNCEs: NJ. T.. Amick, Professor of
Anatomy, Cincinnati College OF Medicine and
surgery; J Gratigny, NJ. d um St. nesr
Four n; DIR. }. 4. HsrcuOr, lS6 W. Sixth ST.
Cincrnnati;J j h. ewes, COvington Ky dyer-
E-In orie ing goods say you saw the q
Ii en- Mt in this paper.
may2i-cSw
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

rNOR d. spsrAy Cure Of seminai Weaksssa.
IT, Manhood ssA al disordsn hssuehs - by
i17isrsUeisas sxeea. ADy DEuegis ~ iAs tn
49,. paylDeen : 90. =. ~. Is~
Yea. ----s.---N ssDo-ooo6V-oo,
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Ague cured for afty cent?. There h
not q remedial agent in the world that will cufs
fever and ssse, and all other malarious, bilious,
scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other lever. laided
BY Radwsy's Pils) % quick - Radvay' Rsedy
Relief. Fly cen. yer Bottle.
to,d by Druggists
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DIR. j. BRYAN,

OA. J. BRYAN,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN OF THE
Clinton Medical and Surgical Institute.
l47 East Fifteenth Street, New York
Gusrntees the most scientific Treatment and q
Speedy and P-rmsnent Curs IN al cases.
His speciality for thirty yesrs mas been
DISEASES OF MEN.
Every Chronic dise,se Is treated, bus special
attention is gwen BY him 10 hi eases OF the Aid
neys. Bladder and Generanye system, b ights
D1- ease, Diabetes seminal Weakhes., Nervous
Debility, impo -ncv, structure, and al diseas, s
OF a private nature, and n! who Gerins are
requested 10 se.id particulars Of their eouditi,n
when eaudii oP uion " q be giEen. The " ba
hi!ity OF cure, the time required amt the expense.
TAs Medical Fees arc Moderate.
ALL coEREsPospEScE sIRICrLY CONFIDENTIAL.
SPECIAL REMEDIES FOB sPAcIAL DISEASES.
are employed, that have never failed in effect
ing cures, and which have bees usei many
years wi. n satisfactory Tesult-, and are Their.
fore re iabie, and il a full Statement of the symp-
toms is sIvei, remedies be sent by all o ex
press ior a Iull coUre q. one tin without the
necessity of an interview
MARcuRT, snd all Utier poisonous drugs ABE
skvEk UsAD IN THIS ISsTiTUrE
''The Glory Of Young Man Is I'm His
Strength"
md he VINO best Obtains InIs glory, hest fuliiis
DR.. BYRAN is the auth II of seri s of ESSAY.
on the subject follows, ard which every man
should read:
On the Degeneration Of American Youth,
Disease, the Fountain Of a Thousand Woes,
Hygiene. Food Essentials, Health, Chronic,
Malignant and Organic Diseases.
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Railways Ready Relief
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation Of the
Bladder, InasmmatIo Of lhe bo~eis Aumps,
Censestion Of the Lungs, sore ThloaT, Dii-
fcuIt Bre,thing, falpiIa ion Of the
Heart, Hyst~rics, roop, Diph-
ther O. Gaia h, Inhuenzi,
Headache, Toothsche, Neu-
rsl.ia Rheumatism,
Cold hils, Asue
hills.
The application of .he Ready Relief TO the part
parts whe the pain or difficulty exists will al
ford ea a. d comfort.
Twenty drops In hall tumbler Of water will. in
q lev minutes, cure Cramps, Sprains, sour
3 omarh Heartburn, Sick d. adach biarrhea,
Dysentery, Cho &c, ~ ind in the Bowels, anc all
Internal Irains.
Traveller, should always carry . bottle Of RAD
Ways RtADY kELIEF with them. A lev
drG ,sin ws;er will prevent ckness or pains froni
change Of water. II Is better than French Brandy
or Bitters aotimu:ant.
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READ. FALSE AND TRUE"

osnAeos lstasR-saanp - RADWAY CO., Ne.
= Wanea g., NeG Ysek Inlr1aaisa voeth
AhGn0As yin - ssnt yea..
tnptA A0e-sn1-&-v.ly
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Fos tbs CUBE OF ALL CHRONIC DIsAsxs,x
SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HER
EDJTARY OR CONTAGIOUS,

sEATED IN lBE
Lungs or Stomach skin or Bones, + iesh or Eerves,
CuRsUP .INu TnE s. LiD, AND VilIAI-
ISGlH FLUIIS.
Chronic Rneumstisn, Gro uia, andulIr Swell
lin, Hacking Try Cou. h, Caa' ersus Affection,
-yphiiIIic Complaints, bleeding Of the Lungs,
ID spepsia, ater Brash, Tie IIoIoseuk, bite
swei ing TumoIs, UIe, rs. Skin aad Hip Dis
eases, .nercurial Diseas-s. Female Complaints,
,sout, Drops kickets, salt kheum. Bronc hits,
Consu ptior, Kidney, Bladder. Liver Com
piaint, ac., PRICE 81 PER BJITLE.
Sold by Druggists
DE. HADwAY dCD., 81 WARREN ST., N. Y.
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SIX REPREsEKTAIIvE MEN.
An Incident Of the nongolian Invasion Of
California,

By Hugh ". Purke-Ee1d at .sHigh Jinks' Of the
Bohemian Club, san Franc SEQ, saturday evening,
May q.
Not long ago, Senator Greed Haymond's joint
committee of the Legs aiure, drew a singular con-
fession from a young Chinaman, while they were
drawing ten dollars day from the treasury Of Csli-
fornia, and, occasionally, at night, drawing 10 a
''bob-tailed fush." The young heather confessed
that he informed the regular police where the
Chinese lotteries and gambling houses were located,
and the special policemen in Acknowledgement Of
his enterprise kicked him out of the Chinese quar-
ter, without ceremony or even a parade Of the
militia. The incident inspired Bohemian to
Tennysonian verse The triiing little circumstance
that all the publishers Of the city rejected the man
usript of the tale and the Board Of Brokers thought
it out Of ace in the stone OF the new STOCK
Exchange Building, ought not 10 discourage verss
writing. 1t is proper to add that more regard has
been paid TO truth in the story than TO rhyme OIL
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DIR. JARBS
Lock Hospital,
CORSkg
Washington
AMI fr nklin,
Ehlo.. III

AHC8KO. "Is
Chart. red By tn
State OF l iinois 70
the express pur-
pose oi giving I'M
meCiiat. relief IN
all q es OF y l.
Nate. chronic and
urinary dis. ase-,
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 29.-few expect
ed ballot would be reached at St. Louis
last evening, and the news OF TIlden's nom
ination was generally unknown this alter
noon, but was received with intense en-
thusiasm by his friends, while the friends
of the other candidates generally accept
the situation, and will support him 1t is
conceded that he will poll the iull party
STRENGTH.
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By Hugh N. Purke-Ee1d at HHigh Jinks'' Of the
Bohemian Club, san Franc SEQ, saturday evening,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12
WARD d. SWEENEY. WILLIAM jackson
SWEENEY & JACKSON.
G.. M. KELLER. M. ID.

4 TToRNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRS AT LAW
Ohiee-Cor Eagle and Illinois streets, Rock Isl
md, Illinois. If-1sd1v
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12
Enanelled Pipe.

TRY THE ENAMELLED PIPE, 1T WILL NOT
! Rust or crack and costs only q trife more than
common iron pfpe Is positively THE BEST thing
for water service pipe. Ihaye the exclusive agency
Tor Rock Island. FRED HASS
Store in Star BLOCK