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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-08

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which tells all about these diseases who should marry
not 10 cents 70 postage Or. james las fifty and
Parors. You but the Doctor. 0ice
Pm; Sunday, 10 TO H. DR.. James Is 80 Of age.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-08
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up disheartened, discouraged and worried
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and other distressing symptoms. Three
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INDIANAPOLIS, IL :35 M CINCINNATI, 1880 m
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The 9aitg arsa ~.
Rock ISLAND,
seasonable Items.

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From childhood our greatest joy has been
in perusing those brilliant columns Of the
country newspaper devoted to farm inter
ests. and our highest ambition has ever
been to do something to help swell the
great tide of farm literature which is float
ing through the world. Herewith we
present few hints and suggestions for
November. They are founded on expert
ence, and will be continued from time to
time. if they meet with the encouragement
they deserve:
Hogs ought to be kept in good order
now. Fleshy hogs are popular at this
time Of year.
The man who wants pictures to copy is
liable to call any day--keep the old gun
loaded.
Farmers should take rife as easy as pos
sible these days, and get rested for the
springs work, which is coming on now in
about seven months.
If you have stocking yarn enough to
carry you through, it is not advisable to
shear sheep in the fall; the sheep are la
BILE to sleep cold nights, and besides that
you will get more wool in the spring.
November is good month to bank up
house,. Banking up to the caves is not as
popular as it has been in years past.
There are several styles of banking that
may be used to good advantage to keep
the wolf from the wiudow-faro banking
is not one of these.
When the thermometer crawls down
about 80 degrees below zero. it is cold
enough to repair the water works. There
is nothing so soothing as working in the
mud and water with a spade and force
pump when the north wind is rafting
around at the rate of 80 miles a minute,
and you have to stand on your head to
keep your ears from freezing.
At this time of the year the farmer
wife should devote all her energies in fnd-
ing work for the hired man to do these
long evenings. There are some women
who do not think a hired man ought to
work more than IA hours day When
will such poor deluded mortals learn that
hired men never need rest.
Now is the time to put in your double
windows. If YOU are anxious to make
your house very warm, pack in sawdust
between the sills; the light will not be Sc
glaring, however, if this is done. Those
who use straw hats in their windows, vii
End it more comfortable in cold weather t.
remove the hats and put in old coats anC
rags, although they will not make SO fine
looks compared with comfort.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-08

DR.. WHITTIER, CIT St. Charles
St st. Louis, Mo-, treats all forms of
Eenereal Diseases, Seminal Emissions and
Sexual Debility, with unparalleled success.
No matter who failed, call or write; pam
phlet or consultation free. Can refer to
the medical profession in all parts Of the
country. Medicines perfectly safe.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
CONVENTION OF POSTAL CLERKS.

REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED STATES
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE DISCUSSING THE
BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED FROM MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE.
The third annual convention of the United States
Railway Mutual Benefit Association, OF which Captain
James BeIger, chief head clerk of the New York
and Washington Railway Post Office this city, is
president, assemblies In CINCINNATI Ohio, this
morning. Delegates elected 10 represent some
tour thousand postal clerks, route agents and mail
messengers attached to tho principal railway lines in
United States will be present. Among tho represent
atvcs OF tho association from this city and vicinity
and from Now England who are on their way to At
tend tho Convention James Belgcr, chief head
clerk; John Steck, James Johnson and W. b. Smith,
OF the New York and Washington Railway Post once;
Il. L. Champin, chief head clerk; h. Harrington and
+. H. Nash, OF the Boston and New York Railway Post
joseph Richards, Of tho New York and Dunkirk Rail
way Post Olcc; Charles Lyon, head clerk J. r.
Hopkins route agent, Now York and Bnghamton ;
Railway Post ONCE; Mr. Jerrles head clerk,
Boston Bangor Railway Post O0cc; Chief Head
Clerk Horace Merrill, OF Boston, and rcpresen iauvos
OF the New York morning papers.
The subjects to bo offered Tor discussion the Con-
vention manifold and various the chief being
dangers attendant upon life Tho rail, y and tho
best means OF securing benefits to tho families OF
clerks losing their lives while on duty, or who may
be rendered unfit for the service by bodily injuries.
According TO the last quarterly ssuo tho s.Posta
Record" there were over thirty thousand post offices
In the United States The number OF postmasters
and clerks required 10 conduct these offices fully
fifty thousand The proprlety of admitting this class
OF to membership the association WILL II Is ex-
pcced, call forth earnest and animated debate.
Tue association numbers more than thousand
four hundred members, which Is likely will bc in
creased, the inducement being the low assessment OF
81 OF DEATH securing TO the family OF deceased
the benefit OF $1,000.
Tho Convention will be in sossbn two days, adjourn-
ing on Thursday.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE NEREID BOAT CLUB.

The annual regatta Of the Nereid Boat Club, which
rowad yesterday, was marrcd somewhat by the
.'iumpy" condition OF the water. wherefore only two
OF the four were contested These were the
gig and tho invitation for similar
bouts The hrst was between four crews, rowing the
gigs Panopc. Eudora, Diono and Punch, tor gold
badges the winners, and tnere besides test Tor
a set OF coors between tho Eudora and Panope The
race was won BY the Punch in comparatively
easy manner, and u which
began ut Gowanus dock and terminated AT tho
railroad pier At Bay Ridge, distance TWO miles
The other race, between tho Argonautas and the
Nereids was rowcd the same course This
deemed most interesting Of the four events named
aud easily by the Argonautas from the start,
Tho Nereids led only n the list quarter. They
were tapped and beaten by the Bergen Point
men ut this stage. There was some difficulty
in uscertaing the time OF the first race, because
Mcssrs Blackie and Goodwin. starter and referee,
having been put y little propeller, were prevented
from seeing the finish by the ldlewiid, on board Of
which the clubs guests mad been brought to look at
the regatta. She took tho onsiue course during tho
race, and, being much larger vessel than tho pro-
peler always the contestants shut them
completely IRON view ut the most critical moment.
The Punch had won cevcry; but the race between
the Panope and Eud0ra, which was an exceedingly
close one satisfactorily. The single scu)l
races did not come OF because OF the "choppingn
condition Of the water Alter the regatta the guests
entertained by the Ncrcids at their club house
in Brooklyn and enjoyed trip up the Hudson later.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.

While at exercise on the iimekiins at Newmarket,
on eptembcr 20, tho marc Allumette broke her lsit
hind leg and had to be shot She the property OF
Count Lagrange, into whose possession she with
the transfer Of the stud OF M Leiovre who purchased
her dam Fcu de Joe) At the salc OF Mr. Nayors stud
in 1878.
A match between r. Howett's Sir Robert Clifton and
MIR. A. Johnson's Wizard had been arranged to take
place over the Ccsarewtch course the 28th ulL,
but the stewards OF tho Jockey Club would permit
coming on The conditions OF the match were
1000 a side, while there bot OF thou
sand between tho ownors. who. It was stipulated,
shoud ride.
SIX thousand people were at the Pomona Gardens,
Cornbrook Manchester, Oh september ~ 10 witness
trotting match between Lr. Colds Steel Eyes and
Mr. A. Carswclls Topsy, the distance being the best
threc IN nve or Ave mile heats, Steel Gray bong
backed E200 to f100 Steel Gray won tho first and
second heats, breaking down just sho finished the
heat and had TO be retired from the race. Topsy
walked through three heats and was awarded the
stakes the betting was 10 on Steel Gray previous
10 tne start.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

WANTED WINTER QUARTERS.

A tramp who calls himself John Snaa went into ths
establishment Of Mr. jolly, No. 81 East Twelfth
street. yesterday morning and asked for i've cents
get sorns .nng to Ho was SO mportunate IN his
demands that no pushed out OF tho store and .ht
door shut 10 his face In revenge Snaa picked up
block OF Belgian pavement and sent II lying through
plato glass window valued nj 500 Alter hm
great achievement he did not attempt 10 run away,
but stood outside the door coolly awaiting the arrival
OF an officer to arrest him. Judge Morgan yesterday
afterpoon asked him u he had anything 10 sny In ex.
tenuation mo-" answered the prisoner; /" wanted
10 tho Island for the WINTER and took the sures
means Of getting thore that know Of" He was com.
mlt,sd IN $500 bail 10 answer VI special Sessions
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
THE SECOND CAVALRY.

ITS TRANSFER FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
PLATTE TO MONTANA.
IS CAMr At FoRr A'KISSEr, W. T.,l
Sept, 49, 1877. !
The headquarters, non-commissoned stan, band and
companies A, u, y, E. and oi the Second cavalry.
route from Fort Sanders, W. IT, TO the new post
the Big Horn River in Montana arrived hero yestcr
day. The command lett Medicinof3ow, on the Union
Pacific Railroad September g. ami marched thence TO
Fort Fettcrman, which latter placo IL left September
II The troops under command Of Lieutenant
Colonel Bracket; In excellent condition and
spirits, and, with good luck, Will mrivc at their dcsti
Stambaugh and Brown the whon regiment will be
together in the Department oil Dako,a. Tho regi-
mcnt, In parts has becn in quito number OF actions
with Indians TINS yoar, and will, SO have doubt,
give good account of itself IN the Department OF
Dakota as y mas ~ tno Department Of the Platte,
where II has served crodtaby lor number OF
years
The New York herald., 1877-10-10

UNLIKE HIS FATHER.

Henry Frost, young man OF about twenty-hve
years OF age tho OF Senator Frost, Of Staten
Island charged at the Tombs Pp,co Court. ycster
day with petit larceny in stealing twenty-five cent
cigar Tho complainant was Hugh Waldron. OF tho
Aslor House. VINO testified that frosl went TO bis
CT gar counter and purchasod two ogars ana stole
third ono. The prisoner appcarW very pcnitent.
He was hcta In $500 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
MEMENToEs OF The DEAD.

The following named relics Of theBrooklyn Theatre
fire, Of December 8, 1885, we're found yesterday BY
some laoorers who were engaged in clearing away the
accumulation OF rubbish In tho rtins:-One silver
watch makers name not being dsernibe thereon
one silver watch, Tobias, Liverpool, maker. Ohe
gold ring, with white stono settiB inc trInkets
we're transferred to Property Clerk William II. MuI-
doom of Police Hcada auartera
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
TURF SCANDAL IN FRANCE.
From the London Daily News, Sept. 2s.l

From the london Daily News Sept %.
PARIS. Friday night
Another turf scandal has occurred. Az tho Lyons
races Baron do Rochetaillee, riding his own horse
Compers was observed palpably to DO pulling him
hard ten yards tho post. He was hootcd on the
course by losers OF BETS The Lyons Racing CON-
mittce holding the meeting intcruiced him IRON
Mug horses for year. This comparatively clement
sentence Is grounded on the fact that he had bets
against his horse but wished not win so that COM
pere might have TO carry extra weight coming
raco for which he was entered. The act Ia none the
less reprehonsibc.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
YONKERS LYCEUM GAMES.

The fourth annual games Of tho Yongcrs Lyccum,
announced TO tskc place yesterday on their grounds,
South Broadway, that city, were postponed until Fri
day, l2th inst, on account Of the heavy condnon Of
the track.
The New York herald., 1877-10-10
TROTTING AT COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. Q, 1871
Trot,ing at Columbus Driving Park inaugurated
to-day, with small attendance.
FIRST RAcK-For 2:4s class; purse $500, divided.
Won by Lucille.
Time, 2:35lz-233k k-2:3a
In the third heat Joe Kellogg came in ahead, but
was set back tor running, aud the heat given TO
Aann Hanlka
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
IMPORTANT CAUTION,

Nome are genuine unless the signature Of
j IIay'lnrk. II. agent for the United states,
>,,ri "''ids each hON Or pills and Uinta.cnt
\ handsome reward win hr gwen to uuy
one rendering >,lcl, information ~ may lea,
to the detection nj amy party or parties
'Olntcrt"itimy the medicines 0r vrGding the
same. knowing them to hc spurious,
Sold ut the ,maMutartUry vi Professor IIOl.
!owny n C". New York and by ull rr.I'erta.
out the civilized world. IN boxes ut .5cts. G..
cts ami ~ rucn
Iii There i considerable saving by tax.
ing Tho larger size,
directions Tor the guidanc. ~ patients in
every disorder ARE aiii ed to rarl, hOX
OFFICE, ll3 LIBERTY ST. n. Y.
NOvS.1G
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
Good News for Boys and Girls

TO meet the demand for u cheaper 81.
Nicholas Giit Book. tue price "r vols. ! and
81 has been reduced to 81 each. The three
volumes. IN an elegant library c,.sr. are sold
for $40. ~ full gilt Sij. - that uM may give
their children II complete set. These VOL
ull'r> contain more attractive material than
$50 worth III the ordinary rhii,lreu'> hooks.
SUl'.rrptin price 81 u year. The three
b0'in'l Volumes an'l n subscription for thi.
year only ~. Subscribe witt. the nearest
nrw>'lraIcr. or send money in rlsrck or l..
u. money order Or IN registered ipitrrtO
>CNllSNEt Il co.. broadway. y. Y.
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
For Stomachs out Of Order

No medicine will >O ctfcrtmally improve
the tone IT the stomach u> these i,ill> they
r"mOve al uci,lity Orra,iUnr, either Oy IN.
temperance or improper diet. They r;.,ci,
tho liver and reduce 1t to II healthy action {;
they are wonderfully ctliracio,., III eases Of
.l">'n. III fact they never fail ~ curing all
disorders Oi the liver and .tn,nurl,
Ii"llOway's Pills nrr the hest known IN
the world for the follow wing: diseases. Ag,,c.
asthma. bilious complaints. biOtrl,r> IN the
skin. bowels, cOh-,lm,l'tiOm. debility, drop.
~. dy>rntcry, cry>iprlus. female irrcg,,lnri.
ties. trvrr~ Ot all kinds, tits. gout. headache.
'mliy">ti"n, i'ni'a'n'nati"n. jann'li"". liver
complaints. lumlaY0. piles, rl,r,,,nu,i ism,
retention "f urine, >rr1tula or kimg'> evil.
sure threats. stone and gravel. tic-,i0,,l",,.
ruN. tun,0rs. Ulcers. worms Of nil kinds.
weakness from ui,v cause, etc
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
TNECUTOR's NOTlCE.-Notic,

TNECUTOK'S NOTICE.-Notice
IL is hereby given that letters tc>ta,mrn.
tnry were granted to the undersigned by
Probate court Of Lincoln county Mo-. on the
estate Of Daniel Kimlrr, deceased, ~, the
:.!,l day Of August, 1876.
Persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them To the executor
for allowance within one year from the
.latc Of said letters. or they may be prccl,,.
tled from any nenrtit Of said estate. and II
not exhibited within two years they will bc
forever barred. JNO. T.. kIMIEk
jan3l Z. W. KiMLEk, "A'''
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 OMlNIS KA AION = Nv Ill.,
"A Notice Is hereby given that letter. oi
administration were granted to the 'in'!er
signed lW the probatc court Of L,nr",n
county. No.. Oh thri ith day Of JANUARY. 1871.
upon the estate Uf S"ah Robertson. dee.
Person. therefore having r.ii,n> against
said estate ARE required to exhibit them t."
the administrator for allowance within on.
year from this date. or the! may br
forever prccludrd from any benefit
Of >ai,l estate. and II not exhibited for III.
l0waucc within two years from this date,
they viii bc forever barred.
janlUtI.pd ". l.. SMITH. 4 mr..
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
STRAY NOTICE Taken up b,

STRAY NOTICE Taken up by
- by l;Ob't l.. Foster Of Mom,Ur township.
Lincoln county. Mo-. Dec. =. 1875. I >orrrl
mare about y years old. III hands high. small
he'll with leather collar on" inch wide. small
hip shocked down a,i stiN IN fore leg: al,.
praised ut sl5. Also brown mare /" years
old past. IL hands high. right hing beg white
lalr way t"thn knee. lett fmot white to pas.
tor joint. with white blaze "r spot ON face
running down over right eye to point oi
Mo.:. No ... other ,narh> n:r"iva,.lc' A!,-
VI. l.ig"m before }. u. Nelson, J. r.. of Mon.
roe township. jan.4.,;pd
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
1.-THE BOYS Of NY B0yH0OO,'

by William Cullen bryant.
M not rRil 10 buy ~. Nicholas for
the ChrlssMsns 1oolidavs; Price Y5c0s.
During the year there will be interesting
papers for inys. by william Cullen Bryant.
John q. Whittier. Thomas Hughes. VIII
liam Hewitt. nr. Holland. GcoIyc MaciDOn.
a,,l. sanford Is. Hunt, Frank u. Stockton
AMI others.
There will bc stories, sketches and poems
Of spcria, interest to girls. by Harriet l..
SpOAOr,l. susan COnli,:gc. Surul, W. Krl-
iOgg. Elizabeth :. Phelps. Lo,,i,in Alcntt,
l.,'rretia =. tlnlc. Celia rhaxtcr. Mary NJ.
Dodge and many others. There will bc als"
"TwClvC Sky 1si<.tsal.cA."
by Prof Proctor. the ASTRONOMER. with
maps. showing "''he stars Of Each Month";
which will lc likely to surpu.s IN Interest
amy >rrir. on popular science recently gwen
TO the public.
Amusement and Instruction with fun
and fr"lir AMI wit and " wis,iOib. will lp min.
glcd ns heretofore. nii st. Nicholas viii
continue to delight the yc"ny snd give
pleasure to the old,
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07
4 pMINIsTHATHlN' NOTICE

4 DMINISTRATRlN' NOTICE.
"A Notice I. hereby given that letter,
, { administration were granite" to the I'M.
,lcr.i. .ncd, nim'N "m The estate Gf ROlt.
: Martin. deceased. 10y the Probate
court of Lincoln county. No.. ON the 1th day
Of NOv. 1896.
Persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them 10 the a'ln,'rN
tnr allowance within OH" year from tile
,lutc ui sui,i letters. or they may b" prrlud.
q, from any benefit Ot saih rstatr--ainl if hot
exhibited 10 the wlmini>tratriX within two
years they will hr forever barred.
I,oNS MAHl IL. MNklIN. Nu'N \.
The Troy herald., 1877-02-07

&1 , day at homo. agents wanted
~ Outtit and It rus free. TRUE n
co. Augusta, Xaiues g'1NlOsl