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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-07
An Egyptian Revolution.

Cairo correspondence Oft New York Post
II was a saying of the first Napoleon
that 1.-THE government must do for
Egypt what the heavens DO for Europe;
the plains of Champagne drink in the
rain, be the government good or bad.
but in Egypt the neglect OF the govern.
ment means the ruin Of the country. :"
The present ruler has brought $4,000
acres of desert under the fertilizing
touch of the Nile. A single canal re-
Gently reclaimed $4,000 acres, and, nc
cording to the report. 100000 acres are
capable Of being thus transformed into
the richest soil, which means an adj
ditlon OF at least SIS, 900, 600 10 the an.
ual exports. There are now in work
ing order lis Manageable canals. (which
supply $50 smaller canals, and they
again MI several water courses. There
are also 10000 water.wheels worked
10y animals FOR the purpose Of raising
water TO q higher level for purposes of
irrlgationl, and 10000 well.sweeps
called shadoofs and besides these
prlmatiye appliances there are now
more than five hundred steam pumps.
ana the hundred thousand machines
are constantly grooming, and rafting
away all over the land. There are l..
lOO miles of railroad in operation; four.
hithS Of these roads were built under
the present administration, and the
same may be said of the four thousand
miles OF telegraph now in operation.
Fine harhors have been made hy the
erection OF costly break.waters OF or.
uilcia stone 20 Alexandria. Port Said
ANA Suez commanding lights have
been placed along the coast Cairo and
Alexandria have been we'll ligated with
gas ana their principal streets recent.
~ paved. The former city has been
torn TO pieces in ole part and 4 Paris.
IAN quarter built for the use Of Euro.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-07

DEAL ESTATE AGENT Real Estate
II Bought and Sold on Commission. State,
County, Town and other Taxes paid Ab-
stracts OF title 20 any lands in Pierce and ST.
CroiX Counties, furnished on short notice
Office In JoUESAL Building, River Fall, Wis
Consin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-07
pVER FALLS AND pREsC0TT
WmlhM y CARLETON,
Carpenter. IlmiIder s contrnctor
RIVER FALLs, WIsCONsI.

NV IA ALLSt NloNberlNs
Keeps lpr sale Door, Sash. Blinds, Mould.
ings idr inside and outside work ana ryciy.
thing PERTAINING the trade !. prepared "a
do al kinds 81 work IN hil line On reasonable
terms, and IN tie latest aud most approved
style. Shop near Che residence Of T. {. j.rrk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-07
q. HENRY.

Architect and Builder Plans, Specifications
aud Prrspeotives drawn to order. All kinds
Of Carpenter and Joiner work contracted Tor at
reasonable prices, and satisfaction guaranteed,
Office on Main street, River Falls, Wis ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-07
girer falls gunrnal.

A. MORSE & SON PRoPRIEToRs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-07
READY-MaDE COFFINS

Nv TT|TTT n ~ TTTITTHI
L0~Furniiure store on Main Street, near hi.
residence, Esss 1888
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-10-21
PR Il A NJ NJ E
. .-DU PARTI-
Democratic COnSer-
Vateur de la j.,
Louisiana.
:O:O:--:O:O:

snsns--snsns
W.. ,o.u1'o.o.u.. duno..;o s<
No"H' ". p"'"0 u0nnoera.e
eohser1ateur ue Id houislant. en- cohveh-
tlon, deciaf0hs que LII reiorlhe adnnnls
tiall'fet poiitiIue es. "e e'u.es les ques-
.'ohs' la plus i''iPortan'o 4"i SO pIesehtera
d Id proc!alne election Generate; et nous ae
lhaiuohs ihst''iiiheHl !" nos coiici'oyehs aes
a tIn olsahi san Poi'iI"es oe nia,lcs
Gu holnines "e couie"r ue 'o"s aidef a
aneher cette reIornie.
Nous aeousons le t"t', t"uica ue EIat
u aso.r "usi,tenn.h e. ilelueui.nent woe
q .es'i. CT estii' % :;11Hri'u''o' ue
> e;re a.sti 5 ues poa u ! . ,aei.es' aaas
" in.Gliss VIC pni..' .' !" piIs49. launc
ha CO. a. Ins ~ 1lii;ha SUI
enaietee iaoos' uo = AN G.neIi,
po,SHees une 4GHI Ias "m'iJi ~ avn
.nH. GIN nIs ~ a. uo
"".o" o:uo nI"i a -: = "e pioso7
I.o. oni JG""9 ~ inooNS
N"". hSn aans nos u
.ouu ~ 10 mam"n - 1TuI1tpat-
ee,t IL ,nai'als ouhelnemon dne l E.a'
su "t. AZ IL, liz a ies a 81 I1ns pa..J 10 q =
nla ont az exnu,ses Observation-Disclosures r HtH
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revenus ct les salaries des officers, qui ne
doivent r~ecevoir qu'un Placement raisopna-
BILE; de reduire limp6t autant que lie per
mettrontl les besoins du gouvernement ct lie
maintien de la fol publique de dimiuuer lie
dangereux patronage du gouverneur.
Nous sOmmes en- faveur de Tetablissement
du chemin de fer du Texas ct du Pacitique
ct accommodations "a nos representants de
voter pour TadOption du projet de loi qul
est actuellement devant lie Congress.
Nous sOmmes en- favour des ecoles publ
ques ct d~emandons que tous les e%nfants de
Etat, blancs ct de %couleur, en- bene ticient
galement.
|. Nous a%pprouvons cordialement les primer
pes qua proclames la convention democra-
te rationale a st Louis ct nourrissOns Fes-
poir d'ayoir un meilleur gouvernement'
Mons nous engageons a TRAVELLER au success
de Samuel }. Tilden ct de Thos. A. Hen
bricks. champions eminents de la reforme
rationale.
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PENSION F~RANCAISE,
l1S....RUE

NINE WE Z. TASSET, PREVENT SEES
WI amis de La vile ct de la campagne,
ainsi que lie public en- general qu'elle Il
trausfere son Establishment du No lf de a
rue Douane au No III de la meme rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie profile de cettc oc-
casiOn pour remercier lie bubble ct ~solncite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien-
v~eillant patronage. Ellie infOrme en- outre lie
public, WI la situation DIES mauvaises atfai-
res. une reduction de prix dams sa pension,
ct a Get effet, ellie a ouvert un salon d 81 par
semaine. Les personnes de la vile ct de la
campagne Y trouveront CONNIE d'habitude
tout lie comfort desirable.
,hambres ct pension par jour $l,5O.
I3 few. IA. s
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II. l3 ct 49,. Royal Street, N. Oh, l3a'o
Entire Canal ct llOuAne
IOIIIS CHAPLAIN. PROPRIETAIRE.

On trouve dams Get Establishment tout &c
que La saison fournit de plus dlelcat e. tCu.e
espece de wins de chol> tout &C gun i""'
pour soirees ct marriages, etc.
Nv a des salons particulars au premlers'
ct DIES chambres 6~legamment meublees a
louer a la semaine ct au mois.
Les Planteurs ct les habitants de Ia am
payne qui voudront honorer Get etaolsse-
ment de leur patronage Y trouyeront les
chambres ct neu nourriture bonnie ct copl
euse e $500 p%arjour.
49, ;"sou'a ninu,t IS n. 70
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Washington Hotel,

Depnis que Nine. Gamard a senle Ia al.
rection de IHotel on est servl aussl plen
que dars n'importe quel etablissement de
la Nouveile-O rleana. Voyageurs venez ct
vOus sereZ satisfaits.
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Moulin q Riz q vendre.

Les sOussign6s offrent a vendre a lies
conditions tres liberales, un moulin 4
riz de 8 piles, roues den,6es Ell fer, avet
tambour. bandes ct une superbe vanense
lie tout presqne nenf pouvant ecaler II
barlls de riz net par jour.
Pour les conditions s'adresser a
TERREBONNE & SALOMON,
IS Decateur Street, n. o.
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HOnOre Tetreau,
Charpentier, Mfcanicien.

Offre ses services CONNIE c~harpentier ct
mecanicien. Les personnes qui youdralent
s'assurer ses services peuvent s'adresser a
l'atelier de SON trere H. Tetreau, a ThibO-
daux.
l6 Sept.
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j. nj. Ribet,
TaiIleur

Rue du Main, pres c.: Arena.
TNFORME LIE PUBLIC QUILL WENT
i d'ouvrir i lancien etablissement f.
Loiseau son %atelier. II est pref Il satisfaire
les clients qui vondrcnt bien lie patroniser.
10 JUL. IS ! an.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
TRAINER HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Albert informs his friends
and the travelling public that he has made
some new arrangements which will enable
him to satisfy all those who will honor him
with their customs.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day.
Breakfast at 10 O'clock A.. NJ. and Dinner
at i O'Clock 2. Nj.
COmmodlous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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w. Price,
Tonnelier, Tigerville Station, Terre-
bonnie, Line.

Solicite lie patronage des planteurs ct
du commerce en- general.
T%ouionrs 81 main, b~oucauts, barrils.
demi -barrils. ct IN grand assortment de-
donveS. lie tout q DIES prix tres mod6r6s
22july6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
Meeting of the Board of Education

Board met in special session at 1870.
Saturday evening, All the members
present.
The newly elected members, M. ID.
Merrill and Mylo Lee, being duly qualified,
the board proceeded to organize, by elect
ing S. W. McMaster, president, and G.
Lynde, treasurer
Messrs. Lee and Mckown were ap,
pointed committee to settle up accounts
with the secretary and treasurer of the ole
board.
Bills to the amount of $S35.O9 were pre-
scented and ordered paid
The resignation of Miss Jennie G
Woods, teacher in Fourth ward, and Mis-,
Nellie Miles, in the First ward, wer,
rendered and accepted.
The committee appointed at the las
meeting to ill the vacancy in the Second
ward, reported that they had appointed
Sarah ii. Slough, of the 5th grade at The
High school, to that position The repor
was accepted and the committee, with thu
addition Of the superintendent, were con
tinued to fill remaining vacancies.
Board adjourned.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
New Way of Doing Business in Our
County Court.


s. S. Guyer, our brilliant county judge,
has new style of dealing with criminals
his court. On Saturday, when John
Murphy appeared before his honor and
plead guilty to stealing driller's tools to the
amount of sc, from James Bailey, of Mo-
line, he also made a statement of the case
He had been in Jail about three weeks.
He said that he took the tools, because
Bailey owed him 50 so for labor which he
had performed-and was going on with his
story when Guyer stopped him and said:
That's all right,-youve been in Jail
long enough now, You can CO." Guyer
did not ask him what had become of the
tools-which Murphy positively refused tc
deliver over to the rightful owner, and said
that ''he would rot in Jail before Bailey ever
with that So So" What right has Guyer
to discharge prisoner without any sen
tence whatever, when he pleads guilty
If he thought the prisoner had received
punishment enough he could have SEN
fenced him to minutes, or one hour, OF
one day, in the county Jail, but instead Of
that Guyer only replies, That's all right
you can go'-when the prisoner pleoo
guilty ofIdrceny! That's rather a curiou
way of doing business in any court-but il
ours, where the judge rules that drunken,
ness is no excuse for intoxicaton' ant
afterwards reverses the decision, the
people need not be surprised at anything
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
Republican Meeting.

The Republican meeting Saturday night,
in the old Masonic hall, for the purpose Of
forming Hayes & Wheeler club, was
called to order by j. j. Parks. and on his
motion DR.. Plummer was made chairman.
On motion of L. E. Harson W. II.
Truesdale was appointed secretary, but as
he was absent Chas. W. O'Neal was sub
stituted.
Quincy Mcneil moved that committee
of be appointed by the chair, on perma-
nent organization.
T.. T. Harson offered as an amendment
that the committee be appointed to select
a president and six vice presidents,-one
from each ward and one from the outside
precinct, one secretary and one treasurer.
and report at the next meeting. The
amendment was accepted.
S. S. Guyer offered to amend by making
the nun Der 10 instead of 5. Lost.
The motion as amended was then put
and carried
On motion of NJ. Nj. Sturgeon COM
mittee of was appointed to pass around
the room and take the names of persons
wishing to become members. The com.
mittee was afterwards increased to FIVE, and
was composed of the following persons:
John Noftsker, Henry Powers, l.. +.
Harson, Doc. Webster and NJ. nj. Sturgeon
The chairman then appointed the
following committee on permanent or
ganization. NJ NJ Sturgeon, Henry
Case, q. F. Bailey. M. Koch, and A. E..
| Fleming.
j. j. Parks then appeared in a uni
form which is being adopted by Republi-
can clubs throughout the country.
NJ. NJ Sturgeon moved that any person
who would vote for Hayes 4 Wheeler be
admitted to membership in the club,
Carried
j. j. Parks moved that a committee of
be appointed to canvass for the uniforms
Carried
j. j. Parks, A. Steel l. V, Eckhar
Jas, p TAYLOR and Chas. Walker were ap
pointed said committee.
Maj. Beardsey and Capt. Haversticl
then addressed those present.
S, s. Guyer moved that when the!
adjourn it be to next Saturday evening
in the same room, Carried.
The secretary then announced TIL
number inrolled to be l06 after which the
chairman announced that an opportunit
would be given to any so desiring to enrol
after the meeting,
The meeting then adjourned.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
The Same Old Set.

By reference to our reporters notes OF
the haze meeting on Saturday evening
it will be seen that the same old set runs
the machine-Jim Parks, Levi Harson
Quincy Mcneil, S. S. Guyer, NJ. Sturgeon
aud Levi Michael. That's the crowd that
makes the motions, does the talking
and runs the Republican party.
The Union says MIR. j. l.. Perkins
our candidate for sheriff, happening to be
present, was forced to say something.
1t was too bad, to force" him to say
something" What was it that he said
Singular that he just happened" to b'
present, wasn't it?
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
Gov. Taylor Vindicated.

Republicans have been investigating
certain charges of irregularity against Gov.
Taylor, of Wisconsin, and he comes out of
the investigation with an unsulied reputa
ton, with his sturdy honesty unimpeached,
and with his record cleared before the peo-
pie of the state of the aspersions upon it.
The truth is that, as regards state expenses
controlled by the governor, Taylor spent
less money, and made his Office less a bur
den upon taxpayers, than ever before
since the first frugal years of the state gov
ernment. His stationery account, postage
account, contingent fund account, ap-
preparations for incidental expenses, and in
every department where he exercised
authority over the disbursements, were
less than the expenditure for the same OBJ
| ects under either Washburn or Fairchild.
| He was close almost to parsimony 10 the
expenditures of his Office, in the pay Of the
horde of employees about the Capitol, and
| in the incidental costs of the state govern
ment for which the bills were andited anc
the money paid 10 his Office The perfect
integrity with which he discharged the du-
ties of his office and the industry with
which he protected the taxpayers are fully
indicated not only in the minority repor
but in the report of the Republican ma
jOrity OF the committee. Out Of the statt
treasury transactions, amounting to owe
$6,OOO.0OO including school land disburse
ments and receipts, during the two year
while Taylor was governor and for which
he is held responsible, errors to les
amount than 5000 are discovered after
four months investigation, and this sun
Is not regarded as dishonesty applied, bu
that mistake was made as to its payment
The majority of this committee ought t
be covered with shame and confusion 70
not stating these facts exactly as they are
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
LAWYER JACKSON PUTS A STOP
TO o. J. kDIMICK's ABUSE.
Elk citing Scene i'll Court

y. j. Dimick, as it appeared in evil
dence, has, for some time. been annoying
Mrs. Robinson, widow of CEas. Robinson)
a neighbor of his, about line fence, and
that lady, to avoid trouble with him, built
new fence and set it on her own land and
appropriated to her own use only that
part of the old fence belonging to her.
Dimick sued her for damages, and the
case was tried before Magistrate Pinkley
and jury on Saturday. The following
ale the names of the jury: John M.
Reticker, Christopher P. Maron, Jonas
Bear P. J, Lee, r, 7. Jones, W. H..
Merrill.
Dimick was his own lawyer
and VIM. Jackson Esq of the
firm of Sweeney & Jackson, appeared for
Mrs. Robinson. When the evidence was
concluded Mr.. Jackson, in his turn
briefly stated the facts in evidence
making no illusions of personal nature
and saying nothing calculated to arouse
unpleasant feelings. Dimlck, in reply
after some reference to the evide nee
became very abusive of Mrs. Robinson anC
her late husband-so much so that it wa;
with difficulty that Mrs, Robinson
restrained herself from Furnishing him OF
the spot. Mr.. Jackson called the attention
of the court to this outrageous, abuse bu
the court lacked the vim to stop it. The
abuse went on, Jackson again asking thu
court to restrain the man from INDUCING
in personalities or matters not connected
with the case-but the court neglected t.
do so. At last the abuse of Mr., Jackson
became unbearable and he took Dimicl
by the hair and throat and stopped hi
wind. The jury sprang forward and ser
arated the parties j ackson saying tina
he would not further submit to person
alities; he meant no disrespect to tn
court and would yield obedience to an
order of the court for disrespect, but h
would put stop to Dimick's personalitie
then and there. Dimick then commence
to address the jury, but one of the jur
men arose and said he would not listen t
him any further; if the court did not sto
him he would leave the ROOM That enc
ed the talk, aad the jury at once rendere
a verdict for the defendant. These are tn
facts as related to us by one who was pres
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
n Wife Beaten Properly Punished.

Sunday evening about 0 o'clock, Charles
w. Graham, hack driver for John
Brown, and who, with his wife, lives
in rooms in the Sd story of Star
Block, rented from Isaac Epstein,
was taken to jail by Policeman German
for beating his wife and disturbing the
neighborhood. This forenoon he was
brought before Magistrate Chopper for
trial. 1t appeared in evidence that for
the last two weeks screams had been
heard in Graham rooms, and last even
ing guest OF the Harper House saw
Graham beating and choking his wife and
called to him to desist or he would go over
and punish him. Graham got alarmed and
soon afterwards, appeared outside and
was gobbled and placed in Jail. The mag.
istrate read the law and said that the CASE
was of so aggravated a character that he
felt it his duty to fine him $25 and costs
the extent of the law-and tina
he would stand committed unit
the amount was paid,-a righteous sen
tence, heartily approved by all. Graham
said he had no money, and the magistrate
commenced to make out commitment
papers, when the poor little woman who
has been so inhumanly treated by hiu
asked delay for a short tine and sh,
would 90 out and get the money. She
mad tried to avoid testifying and when sh,
did take the stand she did all she coulC
to screen the little brute who had beef
beating her. She went out and soon re
turned with SIG and promised to get thu
balance before night The poor creatur
has been known as girl ui the town for
few years PAST, but that is no reason VIII,
the brute who married her should bea
her. He knew what she was when h
married her. Whatever she may hav
been, she is altogether too good for tn
creature she calls husband, and the strang
est part OF it is that she will continue to be
friend him. He is disgrace to humanity
often accused of taking illegal fees; quarre
ing with or insulting nearly every passenge
he carries, and bringing reproach upon re
spectacle hackmen who do not violate tn
law,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
NERVOUS DERuITY.

depressed, irritable state Of mind
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
NO energy or animation; confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. rs.
1t tones up the system, arrests dischA >e dispels
the mental gloom and desponden.. : nu reiuve-
mates the entire system. 1t is perlectly harm.
less and always efficient. Price IS, for a package
OF five boxes and large q 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 MHNCINR CO.
No. sea BRoADwAY, II. Y.
HSes large advertisement.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
Appetite a Necessity.

Appetite is necessity. Without it, sufficient
food is not received into the stomach either tC
nourish the system or to give the stimulus to the
bowels which they require. Both these organs and
the liver become torpid in consequence, and the
blood grows poor in quality and quantity. Improve
the appetite, therefore, and avoid such results.
This Is most efectually done with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, a tonic appetizer and Alternative
without peer. 1t gives not only unwonted
zest for food but enables the stomach to digest and
the system to assimilate it. Fl:ulence, heartburn
nausea, and every other concomitant of indigestion
removed by it, are also billiousness and con
stipation. Each nerve and fibre of the body il
made to Jingle with health by it's use, and it is the
leading remedy for dependency.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17

ONE OF THE VERY BEST of the new
hotels in Philadelphia is the Grand Expo
sition Hotel, corner Lancaster and
Girard avenues, location very near
the centennial grounds, and yet in a
very pleasant and quiet neighborhood. 1t
is supplied with all improved appliances,
such, for instance, es those admirable
earth commodes made by the
Wakefield Co., of n. Y. Hence danger
from malarie, from sewer gas, etc., is
much reIuced. During the hot months.
such points are Of great note. The hotel
also has most efficient manager in NJ.
Riley, late Of the Continental Hotel. Phila-
delphia. The buildings are entirely OF
brick, and at the close of the exhibition
they can be arranged into private
dwellings. The hotel is the largest in the
world, is conducted on the European plan,
and is cheaper than any other frst-class
hotel. 1t is only Is minutes drive from
the celebrated Belmont Driving Park and
Race Course.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-17
River Newg.

Redwing up and Diamond 10 and
Minnesota down yesterday. The 10 left
IL cars of shingles and grain for the ST.
Louis road, and cars of lumber for the
G. X. l. Il Z. The Minnesota left some
stoves for Spencer Il Nottsker and a lot of
other freight
The G. j. Gallery down Saturday after
noon with a raft for Weyerhauser &
Denkmann. She returned the same night.
The Saltwater also up Saturday night.
The Mcdonald down yesterday with a
raft, and returned this morning. Also
the Silas Wright up this morning.