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DENTISTRY.
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To draw up 20 much soil to the plants by.
to- mike, a high, ridge asis commoniy'
dt9qpe.' fn,any plan = hatever. each cut
iHhg aehauld hare sts!eait .wo or, !b-ss
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Reliable .Evidessc ce, < /,

Mn. II. Il. SCEyESe:
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EEGETlSE. for ! DO not think enough can bo
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OF the best medicines Tor coughs ana weak,
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a Walking Miracle.

MR. II. u. SrgyENs: +.
Dear Sir--Though q, stranger, ] want to In
form you what YEu ETISE has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrofula made Its appearance
inhiy Byatem--lnrgo rItnning ulcers Appearing
on me, No follows: tno OH each OF my urm1,
ono OH my thigh. which extended TO the sent,
ono on my head, which eat into the skull bono,
one on MY left leg. which became 30 bad that
two physicians cano To aInputnto tho limb,
though upon consultation concluded not TO do
On. ms my whole body was so full OF Scrofuln;
WINS painful beyond description, and there was
q lnh.t OF mntlcr rht FROM this One Soro
Tho physicians nli gnvo me up TO die, ard
said they could do no moro for me. Both of MY
les wcro drawn up. TO my seat, aud II ives
ton.h, II did get up again would bo Grip
. ple for life.
When IN this condition ] saw vE0ETINE
advertised, nnd commenced taking II In March,
AMI followed OH with IL. until had uhed RiE-
teen bottle9. aud this morning ! ain .going to
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working. ID = -f~
Ink such great suffering. from that dreadful
tako mo out OF this world. but Ms yEoEIiSE lia1
restored to mo tho blessings OF health dcsiro
mure than oyey to live, that unny DO OF como
service 10 Wy. fellow-men. ant I know Of no
better way 70 mid suffering humanity. than 10
iteios0 You tlIis statement OF my c6tc Will, m
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Will afford me pleasure to reply 70 any COM
municaii,iGwhichll . may receive iheLefrop.
nAn.lam. air' very yirysssPsc1!tnIm,iyh.vu re
Avery, Det+icn Co., Mich. July 10. 1879.
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The following unsolicited testimonial from
lev. q. T. Walker. u. i,., formerly pastor OF
gettled In Providence, X. J., must be deemed Rn
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experience with the use Of vEGETlNE IN tlo
Rev. Mr.. Walkers family, who now rronouDces
It invaluable:
PROVIDENCE, II. J., 16i TRASarr SrREEr.
III. H. SrEvENs, ESQ.,:
feel bound TO xprcss with my signature the
high valuo place upon your VEGErINE. My.
family havo used II for the last two years. In
ncrvous debility II In inv aluable, and 4 recon-
mend 81 to all WHO may need All invigorating,
rcnnvnting tonic. y. i. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF Bosdoin Square Church.
= Boston.
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Judgment Of the Public!

During the iast iive years tiis ,,nbi, havo
caIri:liy observed tlie "otidsIfui cures arc0ni-
II.!iSd iTuIn tho u.e VI tEGErISE. From tts
usc many MI afflicted sufferer las Dcen sc,f0rcd
To perfect health after having cx I,cndc mall
fn:rnc la procuring medical advice and OBJ
ta,nins pTisupous h'i'rfai iietiirihee
Solvent and Bintciic. li.,c IL no difcnye ut
tho human system fnt With tho YEGETINE
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poum'. IL 10 .c"mrne'i exclusively OF barks,
roots a:r! h:riis; II iF very pleasant 10 take;
the following evlLence Will si.oM:-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-11
Thursday. October II. 1877.
The Extra Session.

The republican papers seem to be lit
tie exercised over the extra session of
congress which meets on Monday next,
aud in speaking Of the matter attribute
the responsibility and expense incident
thereto to the action of the democratic
party, the meeting being rendered neces-
sary, as an exchange remarks, by the
obstinacy of the last house to vote an
appropriation for the army. This has
been the stereotyped charge Of the repub-
licau organs in many sections Of the
country, and no journal has more persist
emily wrung the changes on it than the
Gazette. That paper, as we'll as all others
who have been uttering the charge, knew
that the House refused to vote an appro-
priation for the army, because the senate
refused to accept the proviso that the
army should not be used in maintaining
carpet-bag government in the southern
states. The events of the past six months
prove that the House was right and the
senate wrong in their different views.
The action Of the House received the
approval Of the party it represented, and
not alone that, but the approval of a ma
jority Of the people of the whole country
who justified it then and do so now. With
reference to the expense to the country
OF the extra session, we feel that it cannot
for moment be compared to the cost Of
that system of military interference in the
south which the Grant administration
maintained for eight years with the acqui.
escence of the republican party during
that time. As the st. Louis Republican
said, President Grant was making the
army odious to the country and a shame to
its patriotic officers by humliating it into
body guard for the Kelloggs, Packards
Chamberlains, and other carpet bag vermir
in the southern states. The democratic
feeling against it was growing so stronl
that there we're not few who said, let the
army 60 to pieces rather than be kept al
this detestable work. When, therefore
the house appended the provlso that the
: army should not be used to uphold unelec-
ted state governments, it released it from
an ignoble service. condemned the lawles'
Grant policy, suggested to Mr.. Hayes thu
better policy that he subsequently adopted
overthrow the vicious practice of eigh
years, and asserted a principle of infnit,
value for the guidance of future presi
dents, which Tilden advocated and Haye
is but carrying out. This military inter
ference was growing into dangerous pre-.
cedent, and when the house but asserted
its prerogative and told Grant that tn,
public treasure should not be appropriated
for supporting an army engaged in prop
ping up fraudulent governments,it did jus
what the occasion then demanded.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-11

Ohio did well-she gives us another U.
S. senator. Pendleton, perhaps.
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Bseohsr's Bread and Water sermo

Seecners Bread ana water sermon.
Mr.. John Hope Fox, on Wednesday
evening last, delivered lecture in New
York in answer to BeeChers bread and
water sermon, in which he said that
Beecher, instead of preaching against the
interests Of workingmen might have Sc
lected some such subjects as Frauds in
the United States Treasury" The Fraud
ulent President Hayes. Joe Bradley and
the Election Commission" and Savings
Banks" Mr. Beecher has left these in
teresting topics untouched, and gone out
Of his way to abuse the workiugmen. Mr..
Beecher gets from $4,000 to $50, 900 per
year for his sermons and lectures. On
one occasion he was drinking wine with
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff. He was to de,
liver Temperance lecture the next even
ing. Victoria asked him how he could
drink so much wine and then talk Of tenn
Derance. He replied that he took wine
for the inner man; that it was the outer
man that was going to lecture to the peo-
pie. Mr.. Fox thought that Beecher
should be turned inside out, so that the
world could see what kind of man occupied
Plymouth pulpit. Mr.. Fox said in con-
clusion: 'All honest preachers should
ostracise such men as Beecher from the
ministry of Jesus Christ. But there will
come time when Beecher will be judged
according to his deeds by Judge from
whom there is no appeal"
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Sold in 1875 of This Imminent.
Testimonials.

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Thousands more of testimonials, but space does
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Jefferson Avenue and Benton St.,... ST LOUIS
said by all Rock Island Druggiats.
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surgeons has just received from the Hon.
G. 2. Berkeley the skeleton of a crocodile,
shot by him in Egypt, sixteen feet long.
These animals are now very scarce below
the cataracts, and this particular one was
well known as man cater.
While 1t has been generally claimed
that Manitoba has an unusually mild
climate, the published statistics of the
Canadian government show that it is one
OF the coolest inhabited portions of British
North America in winter, and that the
summer, although short, is very warm.
A tourist in rural England writes: sit
is curious to note how little interest the
lower classes take in wild plants; it il
seldom that rustic knows even the most
common. In India, on the other hand
the natives know almost every tree and
flower, and can give much information on
them which is not to be despised by the
most accomplished naturalist"
Among the novelties Of the coming
Paris exhibition will be youth of fourteen
with feet shaped precisely like his hands
he can use them for the same purposes
and plays upon the piano with both hands
and feet, having a peculiar chair which
enables him TO curl his body into tn,
necessary position. He is a very good per
former, and speaks both English anC
German. His French is yet imperfect.
About hundred students from tn,
universities Of Wurtemburg, Tubingen
Eriangen and Heidelberg lately aHghtet
from a train at Konigshofen, and proceed
ing to hotel, took possession of the dininI
room. and had series of duels for tn
honor of their respective corporations
Each university was represented by al
equal number of com batants. and surgeon
were on hand for the wounded. The duel
were with the customary rapiers, and tn
, customary padding was used. The wound
were few and slight.
The French free masons have long bee
divided upon the question as to whether
: belief in the Grand Architect of tb
Universe" should be a dogma of thei
: order At the recent Masonic conYentio
, in France, the second clause Of the con
stitution, which ran thus; Free Masonr
holds to the principle of the existence c
God and of the Immortality of the soul.
was altered by an immense majority t
Free Masonry holds to the principle of a
absolute freedom of conscience. and to tn
brotherhood of mankind 1t excludes D
one on account of his belief"
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING NEW.
YoRK.-Oue of the best kept and most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and
others to stop at when in New York is the
Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite the
Grand Central Depot, kept on the Euro
pean plan--you therefore only pay for
what you get. Everything is first class
and prices moderate, adapted to the string
ency of the times, You save the expense
of carriage hire, and by leaving your bag
gage check on the counter of the Hotel,
your baggage will be delivered in your
rooms, fitteens minutes after the arrival
of the cars, free of expense. We advise
you to give the Grand Union a trial
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-11

1t was really very kind in Joseph, after
all, when he saw no possible means Of
escape, surrounded as be was by Gen.
Miles "a number of his warriors lying dead
around him, and starvation staring him
in the face, to raise the white flag, mag
unanimously surrender his gun-and to
shake hands with Miles. After telling
the latter parsonage that he wanted to
live like a white man." he wanted to
know if he couldn't let him have an Ulster
and $40 until he saw Howard.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compouu

Is sold by all Druggists at 81 per bottle Whole
sale Agents--George g. Goodwin & Co., No IS
Hanover street, and Carter, Harris & Hawley, No.
S56 Washington street. Boston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-11

Before the Ohio election, Mr.. Hayes was
very anxious that the state should YgC
republican, as otherwise, he would con-
slider it rebuke to sthe administration
policy. After election 1.-THE state having
gone democratic by over 25,OOO) Mr.. Hayes
says he is not at all surprised-in fact he
knew it ell the time, and is rather pleased
to see his policy SO heartily endorsed by
the-neonla.
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Items of Intareat

Although the Brazilian law recognizes
the death penalty, the present Emperor
has never yet consented to sign a death
warrant.
A spiritualistic doctor in Philadelphia
describes death bed scene, in which those
assembled while singing a hymn had their
spiritual eyes opened and saw the dead
brother issuing out OF his moral tenement.
joining his wife and child and floating
away.
The museum Of the Royal college Of
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-11

Chief Joseph and his Nez Perez band
have at last surrendered-and Howard
will be glad when he hears of it; he can
now take rest, for he has often remarked
after a weary days travel to keep behind
Joseph: Howard, it is for me to catch up
with him
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-11

The ARGUS JOB PRINTING Rooms
turn out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Law Briefs, and all other
kinds of Printing, in the highest style of
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And THE ARGUS Book BNDERY is doing
all kinds of work in that line, neat, quick
and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
work trial dwtf
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Worth S., 900 in a Single Case.

BURLINGTON, Vi Dec. 18th, 1876.
MRS. LYDIA h. PTNkHAM:- 1t Is with pleasure
that we able to say that in every case reported
to us your VEGETABLE COMPOUND has given uni
versal satisfaction. One gentleman told us today
that 1t had done his wife thousand dollars worth
OF good, as he expressed it. Our customers with.
out single exception, speak of it in the highest
terms of praise. You at liberty TO make use of
this in advertising if you choose Yours very re-
specially. Ii. B. STEAHNS & CO, Druggists
eBT The Pamphlet "Guide to Women" will be
sent free to any address by enclosing stamp to
LYDIA E. PINKHAM, Lynn, Mass.
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1t is astonishing how many men will tell
you now, "Oh, it is just as expected,
knew it week ago."
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This Compound, which is purely vegetable, has
entirely cured the most stubborn cases that have
bafied the skill of best physicians, and lhous-
ands OF persons who were considered as incurable
before this remedy was discovered have been re-
stored 20 perfect health by its use.
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DooIey's Patent Combination
TOE-CALKS.

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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-08-04

At this season Of the year the egg har-
vest is at its greatest height, and prices
now rule lower than later in the season,
so it is incumbent on the city house.
keeper, as well as upon her country cous-
i'm. TO lay in large supply, against time
of need; for eggs enter so largely
into the composition of all kinds of food,
and are such excellent articles of diet
when cooked as omclette or plainly boil
ed or baked, that they have become quite
as needful an accessory of the table as is
the never failing loaf of bread or plate
of biscuit.
Some of the scientific journals of
France and Germany have given direc-
lions lately concerning the preservation
of eggs-taken from the experiments OF
some sdudrets who had tried many meth
DDS before they found what they now
consider the right one. They have kept
the eggs i'm milk of lime Or lime water
until they had contracted an unpleasant
tastc-also i'm salt brine until the eggs
were too salt for nse; and had packed
them i'm bran and oats, only to find them
spoiled. But those who had been cover
ed with the white of egg they found kept
perfectly. Yet as this was rather an ex-
pensive method they substituted linseed
oil, which was rubbed into the shells un-
til they were thoroughly saturated, and
they were then spread out upon layer
of sand, and left exposed to the air for
six months, and When opened were found
to be fresh and well favored. 1t can be
easily done by buying half pint of lin
seed oil and making little swab with a
bit Of cotton twisted or tied around a
small stick, and smearing the eggs all