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, 1877-03-24

CHICAGO. March 2A-Wllt Mrs. Sarah L., Or
somo other good cook. please TIL nsa bow 20 make
OF SOUP, and would llks TO add to tho variety Of
our table ty variation In tho Kind of soap.
would Ike, too. TO know Of sumo way 10 pEe'
pate checse fur tho table.
There sso nico dishes that can bs made With
cheese, but do not knuN hOw 10 do 1t. Hoping
10 see IN answeE to these rclucstA NOON, rc1naiu,
~ ever, m N1eR1kf2D ASAD8A
, 1877-03-24


CHICAGO, March :3.-May come int know
am stranger, yet aiwsrs Ike 10 harc A. word "a 10
~ tna .s i whe
placid WateEs. Buy pclhaps i u only ripplt,
after at!. nottcc that the contributors hsc notly
feminine. II aosolately necessary that al ones
welfare Of the la:ir. ntone1 Are iso TO have NJ
Nart in any question brought M, md arc no uaes-
lions 10 DO Introduced l6a, WI have any right to
druss i ,%u sstan nmes, Df sspc.
Eunt g0od. some one mentioned wafts. III tell
you Of recipe that wlll cure THO eacrcscences In
fortnight. Take u afachm yIul; c.umbe 1t full Of
iii thc gSm l. dissolved Thls il tic medieins.
Now take your vtal and Put 4 In your yees
pocket, ladies'. aud nol.ten', that wart every
tlms, you think Of II wlsl. your :, finger,
vii. 10 gratiacl Il teclug il Eruw smaller and
snatls, each day I'LL 1t as Gonu, and no scar left
fhis il saTs curc. drove away wart Of aye
ycars' standing ln week. Goi tho Fceipo from an
old alchemlstt IN Faduu sottwhere Nl49. aee that
EHine Old File hhs got tar o1 the BRAZIL and want!
some pass wet sll. sn. III !. vii oses tao II.
fcc1el !'facc; LET it dry In; then wash with white
Castillo tuap aud warm water, and II viii all COMO
OF. either hca or hands, ~ The case may Hs.
Now. the silver have bud tu clean would not
hurt infant to carry u, but spirits u uulm0na
mud eIgar' 'athea @ VIII sIcan "a "! polish On thu
MI.s iIr.!r, VI Ihampaisn,. wants to know how to
take spots oIt OF marble. Well. she must yet hoao
l'owslercd pun'ntce-sono and splElts Of alnmonll.
m, M MAXI pat; BY sta'"E ~ teme t.f!sTh!ts ~
piece ui wash. .leat!et and s0nsu alcohol, aAu rub
thi. plaee; when aha has II clean 10 spot wlll b.
Visible to tho naked sye. Now. dons n.oaoss g
'" |''"' ~'''' '''' - MAnnr u. Farx.
, 1877-03-24
REAL 1o0n C0FFKE.

. D. ~ t46 fdltQF ~ 3A8 2fF1aHft
ASHLAND, Via. March 20. II waA "a disheasten-
cd at GndIhH the TWO eggs left out nf my recipe fDr
oattnea! pndhtn3 In my communication Of Dan. .2.
that thought eonid never look tho ladies nj The
1lomc circle IN tho fsce avnin. Bat Cousln sarah's
!c9ucet for different way nf preparing coffee lIAs
brought me to the front again. and now, Cnnsn
Sarah. cannot Judge Of the wltoe,omcnc.s ot Tic
beressgo'th tnuf easc. for what Ia one pcfson's
meat fs snoth"r'a rn'ron Perhaps Il will give ats
dltonal weight to tho method " Tell ron It vas
recommended by Prof. Ltel,e. tho nrrat German
chemist. To al who hare hal experience In max
!ny coffee, 1t will bc arp1rcnt that the freshly.
Drowned berry ls The htccss. After tni1in. the
ground coffee Win any Clarifying SUBJ
atante you choose II USE crrs}, put thrcn.
fourths Of tho mixture In your coffee butler.
pour on A. muei. b,!ln- water as 5ou need Tor tAe
meal acton tue back part sis4yr. where It will
simmer until within i've trn minutes OF serving;
add the rcnsalnin. c-fouth Of The ntxtnrs; re-
nvrr from the stove, or that part where II Wilt lt
likely TO boil. but keep hot: close crGry apcrtufc
frnm which steam can tscatt: Jon will thus pre-.
serve the aroma which 1. 70 dcsirac In nice cup
Of coffee. ! have used the ntovc nlethod for q
number Of years. with tatf.!lctiun 10 myself and
tnanv cnmpli.nrnta from vl.itnra.
~, VIZ Gall shetroo;l please Inform The iadies Of
The Homo whcEc that Ian1us 1a1,n1- saving al{n
able Ironin: .h,arh can be bought Ia II tatents
II tho Irons formlH: Tic stand can be procured,
board cuntd emily lie maac 10 At. Let M Ill In
veat In labor. saving household articles.
, 1877-03-24

A fair EAra framed In sunny curls,
ltosy checks, and tGelh like pe4sls,
l,,mplcn hands, and tiny sect:
THIS Ia Jtnnls--O Uuf Awede
Uaby.glsl!
The 6rst Ia tho morning to call Mamma,
Running 1T Night TO meet rapa,
Always smile, and meyer 4 tsaF:
This u JeMntt--Q our dear
BAby girl!
With folded hands abs knepts al night,
Asking the Father to lead her sfght,
To cLlsp her At last 10 llis dear lIea4t:
This IL Jenaic-p our hlsst
.n.by .gtrl!
IAKcI, 20, 1877. r. u. l.
, 1877-03-24

operation, II performed carly. Ia not especially
formldable OF nccer'aElty d,ngerons. y i we're
eunId eomn.nnd, and, once tatlttcd that
II was 4 c.nccr. would have II rt-
llrpatcd at nnce Let me nrrc her
10 ensnlt experienced, clucatch physicians. snd.
si,ovs ali, NOT t, be u,istrd BY lhoso who promise
an essy euro by simple meana .f thctr o~n lnven.
Ter strdy. stc hetple'a q control II BY any other
than rnrstcnt means, f It 1k.1Y that any specht 10
Rnnwnf no not let eausteA be used. whether the
tumor II eAneefouR or Innocent. Tie snfcrinG 10
crenter, and the tumos much moro likely to re.
t1fn,
one nf tim must en.lncht OF Amcrlcan women
fought th* disease {chncer1 for moro than twenty
years, fnhmltisy, II remember Alright, TO three
md Intervals Of fair health, In which she lid sonc
o. thn hntat wnfk Of her life. She died when past
hot'e and trurt that my friend may long bs
spared TO the husbADd and children WIN need her
50 much. ANtI II. UALE.
, 1877-03-24
: MANA01S0 THE BoTB.

,,,.., 70 A. Esitor q + IA Tr,,Saax: .
Ma11ooS. ~. AeFsa a ,9a.. ,293-wn so1 g,ant
lltiie and big'. and ~ they scen to 30 suxKcaafe
10 talk aboat them i;i.ie md heIp dIssn.. waJs
and mean. Of tanning ''thoss horrtd boys" Al d
general thing, boys from to . arc termed cherubs
nuieances; altar that they hegin TO bo worthy Of
notice and became Jolly icllowt; ha,e no sym-
fanS} to anhooa MI % ey ts' a1e pufey human o nong
good ur for cyil, and which il shnJ Be depends iD
managed. but They tnuzt not know that they aro
managed; they have enough Of this epf.lt Of the
lords pt creation 10 Them 70 cause them to rebel,
So 10 succeed we mist heed tho serietssai injnnc.
tlon. :. DC 70 wise q. serpents and haFmlres as
should 80 n,auags shem that they think they man
ago themselves. speak from experience with
Cousins and brothers. and, with your permirstoH.
Several years ago was left in charge Of house.
The family consisted Of scscn,-unclc and myself,
three boys from 10 H. and two girs aged 10 and
rho older boys had habit Of spending their
evenings down town very freanen,ty: I I'D not
think i the best thing IN tho world for them 70 d.
aI set so9sr thGngh p!s wa cy0ss! IN shs
worth . tSiat. '''s~'"e' WY 'A1' '>~''~N
Al ten I'D tho taIk around until ono Of The boys
when / femaykcd, .sWhy MT have d hou,a
iyeeumf" The novelty Of the shlng took {and Tho
more bccsuse tho boys thought they had pro-
poAcd tt,. antl was acted on Immediately. A Chntr-
man and Committee on Coust4tution and By. Laws
werr elected from our mn, bcs. and society wa4
organized 10 meet once week In unr sitting. room,
The eociety YVES conducted according tu I,arlta-
n,entary usage, and all were expected 10 conform
thereto. No ono WIS excused from sny part OF thu
cxerc!ss,s, which conssted Of essays IRON cnch
member on tl,o same topic, criticisms, and debates
on each essay Fend.
themes hut did expect fanA succeeded too) to In
dace tho boys 10 willingly apcnd ther evenings a.
Lycuu,n, Uni am airnid my letter viii be 10 long
that the rltor win cther luirlly drop II In thv
waste. basket tell some one to ''gn for " INC.
by tho way, what think you Of 20 much slangl
$500 '.'' GRkfctEN.
, 1877-03-24

7 . 10 1HE EfdH6F of 1h1 1F76IN&
CHICAGO, March 20. Will soma one tell mo knx
to increase my height, and gratfy nlRD.
, 1877-03-24
CARING FOR TIE CHILDREN.

Y ..s, t,s A:,tter a X Tas 5,ssans 49,, I'M,
q re st Xosa ss e Essxoo r. w
repeat tho recipes tllo nnked fer.
III. q sa Il s9 E ss.1 s PH
tnre into half Pint Of hoilnE Tater; 1st It boil
na ,ef S.e ~ o. so ~ sns ns
.uEat: THIS should ba thick enough 70 cat With
~, ~, a, S1s !, % sE WITH p!at .,
l. vii bccon,c warm: ! usanlly sct the entiard.
and you think i could bear It, yoa might Increase
kn bs1ss bsy g ssse III FfMPs L asa fEs" & s
Young mothers vonld do well to study c,oso,y
wanted 70 write. one cannot be too earelal ot tl,o
s et s rSs ss;y ye esss ss 'ho gives
!nE .rcafmcat .uccesafai: Fii-t, gisc ono drop ot
va etsses sHsta ten tx. se
Ore; hare ready somc pieces Of nanhel heated
p I. ho oaDs fs ,pS pSsss sS ses R0rt 5
hand. AZ inst a. tho flannel cools replace It With
another. kecpng the lftt1e well covered ali tho
ts tbs + af nG, IL sen
and continue Tho hot. GanneI process. It Is veil 10
havc little warm oltyo oil aud rub tho bowels with
about Keeping tho little well clothed in nannett
1le aannet af,1t should be long coverine well thc
sDdoae1 aud thighs, anl woolon stockings aboulA
1t u ut least vi ychrs old.
There /. anc practice haye noticed ~ being very
te.. the practice OF taking children out at night.
havc sect. indies apparently out for a pleasant
wslk wh tac. !!,tc ses a.s a. .. oelosk
M much better tha. they sssaIl ertatl,e NO
, 1877-03-24

. JENusnA, MATIoON.
!: Pleaac send address to TnlAuNx o1lce, and gtkt
hall. A.dozen ittt9rs. -
, 1877-03-24

lyoRT.uAkDLEu KNIVES.
TO tAs Editor IT 7ht tribune.
llYDk rAhts. March i'll would much l!ke to
kmow Wtlat will take stsius fru,n iyoty handled
kulrGs. anI O1llHu NGtkEkIErEA+
, 1877-03-24

70 tAt Editor of TIA 7FIbUN1 y
CulcAGo, March II, Will some ono kindly tell
how to Improve tho growth Of Tho syclaAheit II
i'aul H. u: j. nut weary OF pucstiUus, would bv
glad 10 kHuw whether 10 attlses clipping the ends
ot tho ha!s every month. Twill say fof tbs bcne-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
Savings Banks.

just now when people are little
nervous over the.failure of so many savings
banks, which have been run as though the
deposits were the property of the officers
of the bank, any plan of rendering the
earnings of poor people safe will be sure to
be received with favor. Almost without
exception the deposiTors in these institu-
tons do not care so much about the in
terest on their money as they do about its
absolute safety. They place their money
in these banks to keep from spending it,
without taking into account the subject of
interest at all. The idea Of postal savings
banks is just now subject of no little in
terest, especially as it is shown that the
British postal savings bank system is at
tended by very satisfactory results From
the latest report it appears that 5,44S Of
the ,447 post Offices in the country are
repositories, and the deposits in them at
the end of the last year were $4,000, 900,
belonging to l,702,0OO depositors. The
number of depositors was smaller than for
the previous year, but the amount of de-
posts was larger. The rate of interest
paid by the government is p per cent.
This is small, but the money is safe, and
this is something of no little Importance to
the class of persons who place their sur.
Mus earnings in the postal banks.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28

NATURES TRIURpH.-Na Nature, in 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 aud inquiriug 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
qulnine has been accepted as the only re.
me6y for one class. the extract Of the bu.
chu plant is rapidly taking its place as soy
ereign remedy for other of those ills afflict
humanity. The type of disease to which
it is remedial is 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 self-generated, submit al
once to the operation of its power. Helm
holds Buchu for all such complaints, is the
result of long research, and is acknogledg.
ed superior to all other preparations.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
miasma Rendered Power,ess.

The most certain way to render power
less the miasmatic vapors which produce
chils and fever and other malarious dis
orders, is 20 fortify the system against
them with that matchless preventive OF
periodic fevers, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, The remedial operation of the Bit.
tiers is no less certain than their preventive
effects, and they may be relied upon to
overcome cases of fever and ague which
resist quinine and the mineral remedies Of
the pharmaeopeia Dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, bilious complaints, rheumatic all
ments and general debility, likewise rapid
ly yield to their regulatiye and tonic in.
fuence. They are an incalcuable blessing
to the weak and nervous of both sexes, ar
excellent family medicine, and the best
safeguard which the traveller or emigrant
can take to az unhealthy climate.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
VIM. Henry Smith Again.

The readers of the Associated Press
dispatches have good reasons for complaint
against the managers of that association
for retaining VIM. Henry Smith in the
capacity Of news.gatherer and maker-up of
dispatches for the papers of the west and
northwest. These papers have submitted
to his partizan reports long enough. They
have right to fair and unbiased and un-
partizan accounts of the doings of the
country aud of the travelling administra-
ton. Not satisfied with fulsome accounts
of the soft speeches Of Hayes and his
humpty-dumpty troupe, this William
Henry Smith must act as censor for his
master Hayes and garble bis speeches.
He was Hayes pet editor in Ohio and
never gave fair account of anything that
was not calculated to benefit Hayes and
the republican party. For this Hayes has
rewarded him with the relationship Of the
port of Chicago, and probably has in
structed him to report his southern
speeches in such manner as not to offend
the northern mind Fortunately VIM
Henry Smith does not have the manipula.
ton of the dispatches for New York papers
These papers allpublished Hayes speech
at Atlanta, Georgia, where he FRUSTRATED
himself before the ex-confederates and in
suited every man who was ever IL the
union army, by the following expression
So soith no discredit to you and no Specid
credit to us, the ,Udr turned out as 1t did
(Cbeersl How does this sound to north
ern men who were in the union army
coming from the head of the republican
VIM. Henry Smith would not put that il
his dispatches, for he we'll knows that tn
people think some special credit that "th
war turned out as it did, is due to tn
many brave boys and their gallant com
manders who led them in many hotl
$ contested engagement. What greater in
suit could be offered to the memory of tn
host of noble dead all over this great coui
try? Does Hayes imagine that such COW
ardly speeches will make his title an
Q clearer among southern members OF con
, gress when they meet next month?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
A Greenback Newspaper.

The greenback men of Henry county,
desiring an organ, have purchased the
Geneseo Nesos, and hereafter paper will
be issued from that office called the Indus
trial and Greenback AduOcdte and Net0S,
The present editor of the Nea0s will edit
the new paper, which will not be as large
as the Neaos but will be furnished for 81
per anoum. It has too much name to
be u success.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
THE BRITISH GRAIN MARIE
What is Expected in Regard to the
American Crop

LONDON, September 25.-The MarI,
Lane Express in its weekly review of the
British corn trade says: The weather
tor the last ten days has been more favor
able; even Scotland reported in the middle
of the week some progress with the har-
vest Since then, however, rain has fallen
generally. Potatoes are spoken of very
badly in Scotland and the north generally.
The wheat trade during the week has
been quiet. but firm. The country markets
are beginning To fill, but the condition gen
orally is bad, and in the north many
samples are selling as low as 40 shillings
per quarter and even less. As the damp
weather comes on the condition of English
wheat will render it almost unfit for use
and a large proportion Of it. unstable,
must be kept till spring The supplies OF
English wheat WILL therefore, probably be
sold for the next few months, especially as
the price Of barley is likely to be good, and
farmers will have every ipducement to
| thTesh this rather than wheat. Good dry
samples of new led wheat maintain their
| price at 60 shiIlings per quarter Our
prospect as to supplies of foreign begins to
grow clearer. India is still shipping large
ly, and will do so till the end of this month
| in fulfilment of contracts Few contracts
were made for later period THAI this and
| from this date the shipments will fall of
greatly, Wheat is being sent to the famine
| districts, and the prospects of the next
crop are not favorable. 1t now seems
probable that we shall receive from India
this year only half of what we expected
| From Egypt also shipments are on q
/ l. LII,
to equal the expectation. North Russia
continues to ship fairly, but not so largely
as predicted. Shipments from America
are liberal, but not excessive. Whether
they will become larger in the next few
weeks remains to be seen; but there is nc
longer the pressure TO sell which there
was under the first belief of an enormous
CROP and as shippers have had TO pay il
many instances as much as shillings pei
quarter to cancel September contracts
they will naturally be less eager 10 pressing
sales. The truth of the matter as to the
large surplus of the American crop this
year begins to be more clearly understood
1t may be admitted that there is surplus
of 100000, 900 bushels. Yet with the un.
precedented exhaustion of stocks through.
out the states the usual exports to other
ports. large export to the continent, the
present moderate prices and the disposition
that growers will naturally feel to hole
over such fne quality at such prices, it i,
not likely that the export this year to Grea
Britain will exceed that of some former
years unless prices should advance anc
other Inducements to growers to sell more
freely. Supplies of new red winter arr
beginning to arrive freely in Liver
pool and London and are selling at els. "a
62s. per quarter, ex ship Shipments O
maize still continue liberal, and the pros
poets of the pew crop are considered very
favorable. Unless frost or bad weathel
comes to spoil it, another very abundan
crop is expected; but the new crop vii
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28

A SURE THING.-Dr. Kings Syphilitic
Remedy is warranted to cure Syphilis in
the primary, secondary and tertiary stages,
and in all its varied and complicated forms,
and will cure the worst cases of yenerial
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heals the ulcers in few days 1t cures
ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head
arms and legs also, hard pains 10 the
bones and joints, swelling of joints, syphi-
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Price, IS per package. Sent everywhere
by express. a treatise on sexual diseases
free. Sent mailed for two stamps Sold
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street, st. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed
or the money refunded. DR.. Dinsbeer
makes Chronic Diseases a speciality. If
you are afflicted, with no matter what, call
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
A Hare Treat

Through the efforts of gentlemen in this
city, Mr.. Alf. Burbank, the well-known
reader and elocutiontist, has consented to
give one Of his interesting entertainments
in Darts Hall, on Tuesday evening Oct.
9th. This will be rare treat to our
people, and the entertainment will no doubt
be attended by the elite Of the three cities
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
a Big Mortgage.

Il sale mortgage was recorded in the
recorders office to-day from the Swedish
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Moline to
Samuel BOwles, given in consideration of a
loan OF $4,000 to the church. The mort
gage is on the property of the church in
Moline, and was signed by the trustees and
acknowledged before W. j. Entrikin
notary public, on the 25th inst
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
DR.. Radway's
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28

PLAIN TALK.-There Is a preservative
principle 10 Sozodont that effectually pre-
serves the teeth from decay. Chemist
pronounce it wholesome. Rich and poor
endorse it. No lady ever tried it without
approving its cleansing and purifying
properties. 1t outsells all other dentifrices
Ask for it and take no substitute
Every live man believes in Spalding'
Glue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
st. Louis Fair.

Rock ISLAND, Sept. l, 1877.
Round trip tickets from Rock Island tc
St. Louis and return, will be sold by the
g., B. & Q. road during the present month,
at $lO.80 each, on the following dates:
Sept. 10th and Ilth good until Sept 18th
g oath and 25th Oct. LIST.
" Goth to Oct. 9th (inclusivel good
until Oct. Sth
9-ldtd G. ?. DANA, Agent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-28
New Pail Goods.

A Loeb, the fashionable mept chant tailor,
is in receipt of his purchas e5 for the fall
trade, gentlemen's dress and BUSINESS suits,
A splendid line of French. English, and
Scotch suitings, as well as TIE best AmeTi.
can cassimeres is offered II choose from,
and suits will be made to brder in accor-
dance with the new autu hn fashions spe-
cally obtained from Loydo Prices this
season much Lowell than ever before. If