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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-29

The Cumberland Ne,OS says that last
Saturday marked the close of operations
on the part of United States troops on
the line of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road. The soldiers have all been re-
moved. Now that we are well through
with this little experiment, let us give
some at!entiol to the organization, arm
ing and drilling of volunteer companies
IN every section of West Virginia. Hav-
ing no mill il, the sudden emergency
presented by the recent strike made a
call for Unlted States troops a matter OF
necessity, AS it was q matter of humani-
ty. The best and safest course, when it
Can be done, is TO rely upon the processes
OF the courts served by the sheriff and
his deputies; but in this case the
civil authorities had failed to
render protection to those who
were willing to work, and had failed to
protect the property OF merchants, ship.
pers and transporters. The next appeal
should have been to well drilled volun.
teer force; but this we die not possess.
The Governor was, therefore, forced TO
appeal to Washington for the EN- ergency.
1t should have been only for the emer-
gency, however. Volunteers OF our
own citizens should at once have
been called 10 replace the
United States troops. Young men,
well drilled in tne art OF war, would have
responded to the call with slscrity. The
State has arms in abundance lying idle
70 her credit in Washington. One week
instead of one month, ought to have been
the duration OF Federal troops upon our
soil 1t is and ought 10 be the duty Of
each State to maintain its own laws by its
own arm. A call upon Federal troops
10 enforce the laws OF State is conces-
sion to the centralizng doctrines OF the
Radical party.
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FINANCIAL ANU COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, August - - MONEY
At 2!G4; closed aL u per cent Prime
mercantile paper at 5lrG7 per cent
Customs receipts $4,000 The assist
ant treasurer d,sburscd S22iOOO
Clesrings $l7OOOUOO Sterling, long
4S2; short 4SJ
GoLD-Openod At lOI! md after rrs-
iDg to lO4I closed At lul. Borrow
I.g rates y, ], 2, >! nni g par cent. and
hat
SILVER Al London 81 BIO pence per
ounce; here silver bars are l23, green
backs, llS, gold; silver coin ia! per
cent. discount
IL.,,.n =. 4, 1. IN SA...I
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The Indians.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, August rs "A
courier arrived at Virginia City, n ontsns,
this morning from Howsrd's camp on
Perry's lake. His force has been there
since the 23d inst, waiting for supplies
He was directed to move after The
ho.t'es this morning.
A Helena, Montana, independent spe-
cial from Bosemso, Montana says that
Pfester has arrived and says that the
Helena party are safe except heeneck
and another, still missing. Joe Roberts
Deitrlck DuRan and WiIkie are al right.
All may come in.
TSigned1 LoUGHoRN
VIRGINIA CRY, Mont, August 28.-
The Indians reported by Lieutenant
Schofeld as having gone back under
Joseph to fight Howard were on horse
stealing expedition. They came within
25 miles of this place, IN Madison
valley, on the 10Th, and drove of herd
Of over 300 horses In the direction OF
Geyser basin.
HELENA, Mont, August 28. "A Her
aid special from Bosemsa says that the
Helena party had arrived st Mammoth
Springs at l0A NJ. yesterday, except he
nick and Taller, who are still missing.
A. j. Weikert is wounded in the shoul-
der slightly, and j. Stuart III the side
and ankle, not seriously. The Indians
surrounded their camp six miles above
Mud Volcano, and took them completely
by surprise. They did not follow the
L
last seen running close to the timber.
Mrs. Coman's husband was shot in her
arms. He is the only one of the Raiders
burg party known to be killed. The
rest may have escaped. The Indians are
reported on Gardiner river since ye5ter-
day.
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Railroad Accident.

ST Louis, August 2S.-A special to
the Times from Kirkwood SAYS that -
train on the Missouri Pacific when a. n
road crossing near La Clede, about eight
miles from St. Louis, this evening, Tan
into covered wagon containing ". T.
Richie and wife and two children.
Richie WAS instantly killed and MS wife
died in lew minutes. One of the
children was fatally Injured and the other
had its thigh broken.
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CONDENSED TELEGKAMS.


Goldsmith Maid will trot at Nashville
September 18th.
New Jersey Republican State Conveu-
tOn will be held At Trenton, September
10Th.
Ben DeBar, proprietor of DeBsr's Op-
era House, ST Louis, died IN that city
yesterday.
The Sixth Maryland regiment, two
companies of which did the fatal shoot
ing at the beginning of the strike in Bal.
I more, has dlsbanded.
Samuel II. VALLEY, prominent rail-
road man, president Of the Revere Bank
and Whig candidate for Governor of
Massachusetts, in 1866, died in Boston,
Monday.
James Carey Williams, who was
wounded in the Baltimore riot, on the
evening of July 20th, died yesterday
morning. This makes the eleventh vic
tim.
The Republican State Senatorial Con
vention for the Thirty third Ohio dis
trict, nominated +. w. Merry, of Wood
county, and Stiilman Brown, OF Lucas,
rs candidate for Senators, and unani-
mously adopted resolutions endorsing
PRESIDENT Hayes.
Twenty-Five carpenters, the last of the
three hundred under engagement for
three years with the manager OF II build
ing firm. sailed from New York for Eng
land, yesterday. Their wages are equiv
alent to $3.50 day here, with eight
hours work and n halt holiday on Satur-
days.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the Soldiers National reunion
al Marietta next week. A telegram from
the President announces that he will be
in camp Friday, September I. A large
number OF companies of State militia are
booked for quarters, and letters OF &C
ceptance of other troops and leading
men are arriving by every mail.
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Radical party

SAN FRANCISCO reporters are persist
ent in their efforts to worm something
out of Justice FIELD, OF the United States
Supreme Court, in reference to BRAD
LEY's electoral opinion. The Judge de-
clines to be interviewed on the subject,
but to an ETchange reporter he stated
that BRADLEY did not read in advance
mis- opinion on the electoral vote of Flor
ida, putting particular accent on the
word read" leaving it TO be reasonably
inferred that BRADLEY did verbally eX-
press his opinion that the vote OF Florida
should be gwen to TILDEN, and then put
upon paper the opinion that it should be
given 10 HAYES. When FIELD was
asked by q reporter, yesterday, whether
the inference drawn from his use OF the
word "read" was correct, the Judge sim.
ply remarked, that he did not care to dis
Guss or comment upon it.
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NO. 81.

CINCINNATI, August 2S.-Cotton-
Quiet snt steady st l0sc. Flour-Dull
weak snd lower; fsmily S. 40(95 80.
heat-QuIet; red 81 05@l l.. Corn
Quiet 81 47c Osts-S;ronger ST 30c.
Rye-Stesdy sni in tsir demand st 57(6,
6ec. Barley fair demand; prime
northwestern 81. 75c. Pork-Dull a.
Sl2 75. Lsrt-Quie;; steam 50 25
kettle 81 % Bulk Mests-Higher 81
81 S7!G4 sou5 65G6 20. Bacon
Dull At 5JM7StI7IGsc WHISKY
Steady ard hrm at 81 10. Butter-Quiet
and unchanged. Llnseed OII-Dull ~
50M52c
Hogs-Strsdy, firm and unchanged
TOLEDO, August 2s.-tlour-Stesdy
Wheat-Stcadlcr; No. white Wabash
81 80; No. white Michigan 81 ST.
extra white Michigan 81 35i amber
Michigan spot and seller August ~ %,
seller September 81 Ia; No. 3 red
Wabash 81 Is bid. Corn-Dull; high
mixed spot 47!c; Ne , spot Il; seller
August held st AZ; A. bid; seller
september At rejected 46r; damaged
49,! Oats Dali; No u; Mich
lsau -
MILWAUKEE, August Is. - Flour -
Dull and unchanged Whest-Opened
quiet sud closen steady; No Miwsu.
kcc, hard 81 Is; No. DO 81 l3t; No.
90 81 90; seller September 81 9St sci.
Ter October II a6!; No. 81 %. Corn
Qur,, No .. I2c Osts-Scarce and
hrm No. > 23c. Rye-Quict; No. |, "a
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Railroad Accident.

PITTrBURGH, August 2s.-An engine
on the Castle shannon Narrow Gusge
road Jumped the track about four mlIes
from this city this morning and ie.. over
upon It's siGe, crushing and instantly ,JIi-
ing John Eccies miner, and lnhictlug a
severe scalp wound on James Brown.
road foreman. Engineer Ihos. Welsh,
was slightly -cslped. The engine W.
running very issl At the time, and Va.
Carrying eight persons
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Bank Failure,

CHICAGO, August 2S.-The State Saw
ings Institution made sn assignment this
stternoon TO Abner Taylor. This bark
has been established some twenty years,
and from the prestige Of its early repu
tstion has secured the patronage OF q
great majority of the poorer classes, who
deposit IN the Saving Institution here.
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RRsP Rail.

SYRACUSE, August 26.- Stars, 4: lndl-
annapolis, |.
BUFFALO, August 2S.-Chicagos, 4;
Buffalos, 2.
BosToN, August 2s.-Bostons, 4; Lou
isvilles, 8.
COLUMBUS, August 2S.-St Louis
BroWEs, 3; Buckeyes, l.
MINIATURES, August 2S.-Milwau-
KEGS, O; Allegheneys, l.
NLw YORK, August 2S.-Cincinnsti
l3; Hartford I.
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NnvEKNMENrs-Stohll-
RAILROAD BONDS QIIet.
STATE BOEDS-QuIrL.

DIAIE DONDN-N NAl't.
STOCKS The market. while quiet in
the forenoon, was characterized by con.
siderable fluctuations IN the early deal
IDgs. There was Nj advance Of 90
per cent. NJ compared with the closing
figures of yesterday afternoon, out n dc.
cline Of 10 1 per cent. aiterward
took place. After the fret board - lrmer
feeling st IN, and there wns nn advAuc"
OF I to Il per cent, { iIow"i By n deciIE,
of from / to 1t per cent In the after.
noon the market wss generally heavy
and lower, the decline ranging from ty
2 per cent, but At the close there was =
recovery of from . to {! per cent. The
Exchange wa- filled wltn rIwHr,, hence
the fluctuations. one operate Wa now
announced ~ selling, then sr"Jbcr th"r
that the roads were crhtrrg rate, rrd
aguIn That the whole m,'J"r "H- ar d DO,
to get ire-h hort interest on ih" ruAr
ket. The trAu.actiOr uu luo -lr.F ~
change we're $4,000 -hrrrs. oi Which
Q 700 were New GDrk C"utra0. 500
Enc, 5000 Like ,noro, llOD Nth
we.tern, 800 lsD,A l-.arJ, 800 -.
Paul, 10000 ONO, ll3pO ~ -t4sb.
1890 Delaware, LsCkzEauns and Me-,.
eru. ~. 400 Micmgs" Central D 800 Ia
clac Mail. and 1900 Western Union.
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Illness of Brigham Young

SALT LAKE, August 2S.-Brg!Afn
Young Is suffering from cholers rnDrt0s
and ipfAunIation of tie bowels. /. Is
claimed by.his family that bis condition
mas improved to-day, but those who
should be beet informed do not think he
will live twenty. four nCurs.
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Failure.

ST. LOUIS, August 28.-John King,
al extensive lard refner, and dealer II
lard and oils, filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy this afternoon. Secured liza
bilitles $4,000; unsecured, about $751;
600. The assets are considerable, which
are encountered by $4,000.
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srAS-EY MATHEWS made another
,..b on Saturday. As near rs we can
a.ss out STANLEY is in favor OF the re
-'.,;., If STANLEY MATHEWS to the
.,-s,s5 States Senate.
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OsE dollar day is the price paid for
.b,rsrs on the 2. W. u X. road, Scme
81 Or - ,oo,,r, have already struck
.,.in.t thee Wa, but that is all non
..r.s while thousands are unable TO get
work st sny price.
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rHE New MartinsvIlle Messenger fees
toJ.y because Carksburg snubbed that
a.nty when she issued her congratu a
.ry address 10 those counties which
..,od by her in the late Capital cam
p.i.n. The fact is, Wetzel did nothing
- Clsrksburg to entitle her to tears o.
g,,rtude. only about half the vote o.
;as county was cast tor that place; the
remainder voted tor Charleston by stay
ilgGhome.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-29

Tar Presidential Mensgerle, the great
..l exhibition, with new ScriptursI
,,st;ons and the "erring brother"
,,oksd for Nashville on the 18th of
.antember.
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TUX whest aud -four discussion IN this
NV bs, developed the fact tina! what Is
.,,ed now is, high price Tor wheat
,ss low price for -four. That won d
..tr.fy everybody.
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GAIL HAMILTON closed her sli-sum'
nsr': engagement, last Saturday, and the
summing up of the work by the Phlls-
isphis Times nets the following result:
she has shown most conclusively that
,hs csn hold her own, whether the
weapons be swords or slop.buckets, and
.ls, as a sster-in law for offensive and
defensive purposes she has few equals
md no superiOrs
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Mine Catastrophe.

CITY OF MEXICO, August 2S-A
dreadful fire has occurred IN the ROsaris
mine. Twenty-tour lives were lost and
mary persons were seriously injured.
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,, A. Beekman i Co, manufacturers
shd Wholesale dealers in straw goods at
,Ns~ York City, and Franklin, Mass g,
nave failed. Liabilities are estimated
sIo7er 100000.
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and Justly celebrated Tor Elasticity, Dura
billy ana kvcnucsS ot Point. In 10 Mum
n1T-.
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work 81 any P

DO YOU recognize the Scripture quota
40. given by President Hayes In his
.,ese6 8: Plymouth camp meeting2 1t
~. given in this wise: There is more
,y over the repenting than over hun
,;ri WHO have not gone astray Inter
.r,dE
And be applied this mis- quotation to
me blubbering KEY, who spends the
NOS. of his time repenting.
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TIE grrs. Gural com binatiOn from the
Executive Ns.-,,n will make its grand
entrre Iht" uao about September 7th
no PfevcnuD5 rrovidence. Positively
but one appearance IN each place visited.
II i not certsinly known whether the
Wild tlrt-eater, captured in the iungles
0i Western Tennessee, which sdded so
much 10 the attraction on the ate star
Ing -APedition through the Yankee de-
Pendencies will perform during this
tour, but everything will be done which
oFsss snd barney can accomplish to
P.esSe those who pstron,Ds tho hippo.
drOue
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CmCAGo, August Zs.--F'our-->teady
and firm. Htral-D4l, weak p! low
er: So Cpczgo ping 81 ~ ca.h;
81 GJ -aiInr August; 9Dtc -slI"r N"pt"m
ba- pa. -..ar October, =" 3 81 p5. r.
iec,sa 5G. Corn DIi. sui drop Jing 1t
AZ ra-L a. Ifcler september ~. c seller
o.. Der. -.f gl-4 1910 iOic Os.s-Dl,
arI dr pYly 4, -. ca.h Z@FEl". -
Ter >ar,rrnh. 2, Z3ia22. seller - too@ri
reject Is Kye-Eas s.er 81 JZ!a5He.
b. eg-DGl and .ower a, r-.c r"r.-
Us.e ted aud over II tl2 70 cs.n,
az ~ 20, r september; slZ ~ seller
Ccl,.sr. L,rt DIt sad pic. had"
lgq.ra. :, 20 cab; : u! seller SIP
,..r.u.r. - "a -el~r Oclnp-r Buk
Met--Quig. and IrcIsr get. Wbi.Ey
-alsi W.
Or al board Wbest- FIrwer al
20, .-...r september: -! seller Oct"b-r
Corn a, / .y"or. UaI--A! j: io~er.
Pork-Hesy er \, 81 2j ,el0"r r"piem-
b-r; slz 5Z!@cgIZ = seller o.. or
Lard -Uic1ange.i
PirT.BuRGH, AUgI-, % -Pr'ro.rum
OIr. tai firm, cruse 81 30 a. T p
kers; refined l3tc b,d tor PHnziriPliH
delivery.
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~, ,,eather 'o-dry 'o'H be partly
.,,n .eib southeast 'o'"@s' stationery
,ro.,rre and local rdi'S.
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rus Baltimore and OHIO pay car is
making smother welcome visit |" these
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THE PENCE RIAN
S T EEL p e N S

'.rNariciirs @ suited 10 every style oi
writing. For sale by the trade generally.
sample card, containing one each of
the Fifteen hunters, 10y mail, on receipt
OF - cents.
INISON, BRAKEMAN, TAYLOR & co.
rs and 10, Grand street, y.
mylN-DHw- 2bw
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. o., Nelson Co., Va.

Endorsed 10y the Faculty Of the Uni.
vorSity OF Virginia A. on" Of the beet
Training schools Ia The 30 Ia.
The Session Of 1878, viii open SEPT.
"Glh, 1871. win 4 full corps of Instructors,
and uli and thorough Instruction In all
Departments.
nS- Write Tor analogue.
object aud tbHrrcteF.-This School T.
modelled, In IT, courses and methods Oi
instruction, a. far a. possible after tn"
University Of Va, aud ~ designed " pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
Ht the same time ih3 course Of instruction
I1 ~ thorough and 40 complete. .rnbrac-
Ing a. n does all the branches of knOwl-
edge belonging tO "A finished eIucatiOn,
that thOgr UbO prefer tO do ~ can here
perfectly qualify Themselves Tor immedI-
ate eutranc" upon tb" responsibilities oi
life.
Course of study IN A. comp etc and
thorough ~ that OF any Institution In IN.
state, following the most approved meth.
Ods, and embracing iull cours" ia th"
iDhOWing Departments Of study: /. The
EuE8sh Branches. = The Latin and
creek Language. 5 The Modern Lam
xuays-. e. Pure Mathematics. 5 Applied
Mathematir., Own and Mining Engineer
ing. D. IN" Natural Sciences. 7. PenmAn-
-hip and Bookkeeping.
fHtTrets from . be-ftmoaisI'.
UNIVERSITY OF VA, July ~, no.
-IE-It give. me pleasure u state that
iur NDT VODI IlBu 'cnDDi lA1 vent young
men fO fhis Institution well prepared for
the advanced clAssas Oi the Academic
schools. II ranks among the best training
schools tor high aud thorough culture.
D., discipline j. excellent, ana the health
fu.us-s Oi the location unsurpassed.
! an, with great respect.
JAMES ;. HARRISON, ". D.,
Chairman of The faculty.
Among the nGme erous Institutions Oi
learning "a the rOuth, few, II any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
SDfWOOd High School II now stands Sec
OHd " none IN the STATE, both In reputs-
ton and the Extent Of patronage IL enjoy.
The c f-clpline, - well A. the eIercises,
are conducted a. nearly posi- BILE after
tire plan Of the University OF Virginia,
and having proved All entire success viii
b. continued without chABge.-LDrrs-
sJyypdenoe u the GdIUSston Sclrs
ErisIs ~ present patrons 81 tbe School
from West Virginia, " Judge j. &. Green,
Judge ". Edmiston, Judge John Bran.
non, Dr. T. u. Camden and Col. j. VI.
Ransom.
Al,O, 10 Mr. =. Brady, Mr. J. III. Hobbs,
aud other patrons OF the school but esp~-
ciaIly % the old students themselves
aUk}-fg
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VOL. 10.
at'hccliHs 9rolster,

e,5 closed yssterdap at iott
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parts.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-21
Who Can Beat TtP

Lawrence Kramer. foreman of The
ARGUS press rooms, is one of the happiest
men in the country-none are happier.
He came TO his work this morning with a
broad grin all over his face, but his fellow
laborers knew from the absent look in bis
eyes that his miOd was elsewhere. When
spoken to he would start and blush like a
young school girl. At last he gained
sufficient courage to approach us. He
entered the sanctum with downcast eyes,
and after more blushing and considerable
stammering, he whispered, Il don't like
to leave Jones in the shade, but I've got
sixteen-and. a-half pound boy Cd up to
my house-and it's my first you know
After congratulating him, he seemed to
gain courage. and said, IF you make an
item about it just say to the young married
men, "'Can you beat that?'" Pack says
he's going to try-anyhow.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-21
NOTES nERE AND THERE.

Miss Kittie Ruggles went to Rock
Island on last Tuesday, where she will
make her home for the winter eneseo
Ne10S,
The state board of equalization has
deducted per cent from the assessment
of lands in this county; IS from Henry;
9 from Lee: 9 from Mercer, and l6 trom
Knox.
"A man never really comprehends the
damaging effects of the first frost until he
is invited to crawl out of bed at a. N.
and carry in twenty-seyen plants and or
ganize a sheet and pillow case party OF
those which have not been dug up yet.
Mr.. Joseph Blacklinger and Miss
Maggie Fisher were married at the resi-
dence of Father Schnuckel yesterday after
noon, and 10 the evening the happy
couple entertained their friends in their
own house, corner of 7th avenue and 9Th
street.
"A Galesburg dispatch dated last
Thursday, says that there had been ex-
| hibited there on that day the entire carcass
| of petri6ed mostodon. which Mr.. Rich
ard Hanks, a coal miner, living two and
one-half miles northwest of the city, had
taken out of the earth fifty feet below the
surface. 1t was l6 feet long, 9 feet high
and in almost perfect shape.
The steamer Mollie Moher, sunk lately
on the rocks above Port Byron, on the
Iowa shore, has been raised and put on
the ways at that town. The hull is much
broken and will require several days tc
put in good order. A large number OF
men are employed and Messrs. Van SAINT
will push things so that she will be ready
for the good time coming when old father
Mississippi chooses to get on high.
Be kind to the book agent. He has 8
father, perhaps, and mother, who knew
him in bis innocent youth. Perhaps ever
DOW, in some peaceful New England vii
lage, fond hearts are beating for him auC
sweet lips breathe loves dearest prayer
for his welfare. Therefore lay him dowr
tenderly, fold his hands peacefully on hi
breast and close his eyes gently as you pu
him to rest under the branches OF thu
} weeping willow, where the birds carol al
through the summer days their softes
songs. But plant him deep-plant hiu
deel
And at last Henry county is to have
decent court house. On last Friday thu
supervisors in session at Cambridge voteC
to erect $75,0 court house. This is
move in the spirit of improvement, aDC
necessarily of course in the right direction
, The old rat hole that has so long beer
used by the county as court building, Il
disgrace to our wealthy and populOu
domain. A new court house has becOm'
an absolute necessity. The OLD one ma,
be sold to some farmer for cattle barn
provided the farmer is willing to repair
sufficiently 70 answer that purpose Gen
eSeO NelUS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-21

NATURES TRIUMPH. Mature, 10 her
luxuriance, has clothed the hills and the
dales with herb and shrub, whose occult
natures merely require the earnest appli-
cation of the scientific and inquiring mind
to reveal their curative properties, for in
the vegetable world kindly providence
has placed healing for all nations. The
only specifics for any disease yet discovered
are vegetable IN their nature, and while
quinine has been accepted as the only re-
medy for one class. the extract Of the bu.
chu plant is rapidly taking It's place as soy
ereign remedy for other of those ills sff1ict
humanity. The type of disease to which
it is remedial is a broad one, and its mani
festations are legion. but it may be started
In general terms that all diseases of the
urinary organs, whether caused by climate,
irregularity. or seIf-generated, submit at
once to the operation of its power Helm
holds Buchu for all such complaints, is the
result OF long research, and is acknowledge
ed superior to all other preparations.