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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23

MOTHERS can secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by the
use of Castoria, a peafect substitute for
Castoria Oil 1t is absolutely harmless,
aud is as pleasant to take as honey. For
Wind Collie Sour Stomach. Worms or
Constipation, for young or old, there is
nothing in existence like it. It'll certain,
it is speedy.
CAKED BREASTS. Rheumatism, Sciatca
SwelIings, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Burns
Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all flesh. bone
aud muscle ailments, can be absolutely
cured by the Centaur Liniments. What
the White Liniment is for the human
family, the Yellow Linimentis for spawned
CALLED, and lame horses and animals.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23
The Anti Chinese Crusade.

Six Chinaman employed in clearing
land near Chico, Butte county. Cal, were
attacked in their cabin by a gang Of
whites last Wednesday night Three of
the Cinnamon were shot dead, a fourth
died soon after, u fifth was MORALLY wound.
ed and is doubtless dead by this time,
while the sixth, who was also wounded,
only escaped by feigning death. The sur
vivor says that the murderers, after finish
ing their bloody work, set fire to the cabin
and fled. He managed to extinguish the
the flames and then gave the alarm No
arrests have yet been made, nor is it likely
any will be. 1t is stated that the contract
tor clearing the land was offered to white
laeorers at considerably higher price than
the Chinese were willing to take. end that
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23

Mr. Drake of the ARGUS, while in New York cares
fully inspected the above described Pocket Gymna.
Rubber Curler Co., who are honorable and reliable
Please state IN what paper you saw this advertiser
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23

B-See large advertisement.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23
NERVOUS DERLITY.

A depressed, irritable state Of mind
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
mo- energy or animation: scOnfused
head, weak memory. often with de-
bilitRtinE, involuntary discharges. The
consequence of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
It tones up the system, arrests d'SchA. ~e, dspes
the mental gloom and desponden.. nu rejuve-
mates the entire system. 1t is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price s., for package
OF five boxes and large 81 vial Of powder, which
i5 important in old, serious cases; 81 per single
box, Sold By ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt Of price Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MHSVCTNE Co.
No. 569 BEoAnwAY, II. Y.
s9f-See large advertisement.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23
MEDICAL.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

HNHE countenance is pale and leaden-
Colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull !; the pupils
dilate; an azure semicirCle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds; a SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing Of
the ears an unusual secretion of saliva
Shiny or furred tongue breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
thagnawing sensation ofthe stomach,
at others, entirely gone feeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. MoLANE'S VERMIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, net capable Qf doing the SlIghtesl
iHJ1ltv to the NEST tenaer Infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's VERNI,
FUGE bears the signatures ofC. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS. on the wrapper.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23
~ IT HAS NO EQUAL. IA

Liver Disease and Indigestion
prevail to a greater extent than
probably any other malady and
relief is always anxiously
sought after. II the Liver is
Regulated IN its action. health
hCaifh Is almost inNAriahlY 81.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-23
Demo ra BE Me.ting in Racal Tow

OShoCEa lC ms5Vlhg IN hnra! IoWu
ship, on Friday, the 10th.
The Democrats Of Rural township will
hold a meeting at the Town Hall, in that
township, at o'clock Friday afternoon,
the 3Oth inst, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the various township offices
to be voted for at the election on April
Sd. Every Democrat 10 the township is
requested to be present, so that strong,
honest and efficient men will be nominated
and elected,
BY ORnER nE TILE GnAfAI1rrER
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
We publ, he'd last week. Inv r

\ We publi,hed last week, by re-
quest, an article on the taxation of
banks. It will be perceived that
the banks are moving for legislation
favorable to themselves, and if our
congressman shall do their duty to
the people who have elected them,
they will use this opportunity to
thoroughly revise the banking laws
and do away with this most infam-
GUS specimen Of special legislation.
We are not disposed to discuss the
merits of the complaints brought by
the bankers, for if the burthens laid
upon these institutions were ten-fold
more grievous, it would not justify
the continuance of our present bank
ing system. We have always MAN.
tanned that this system is opposed
to the true interests of the country
and is oppressive to the people, and
the fact that the banks are them
selves subjected to onerous taxation
does not detract from the objec-
tons W ehave urged.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

We regret to learn that Mr..
Fletcher introduced into the legisla-
tive house of representatives a few
days ago, bill to amend the ex-
emption laws of this State, so as to
make laborers' wages liable to gar
Mise. We hope that this bill
will not pass, for there is no earthly
reason why poor man should not
have the benefit of the exemption
laws equity with those who own
homesteads. All laws will be- taken
advantage of by scoundrels, and
there are no more scoundrels
amongst those benefited by these
laws than amongst their weather.
fellow citizens.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

have also charged for board of
prisoners, washing and ironing for
the same for the year 1885, the sum ot....*l1s4 90
Report read, accepted and filed.
Commissioner Norsving made report of
expenditure Of $50, heretofore authorized
for repairs on Red Wing and Kenyon road
in the town Of Holden, and the sum of $2l.-
"a over and above said amount A further
sum of $50 was then appropriated for the
purpose Of paying such excess, the balance
to be applied by him in completing the re-
pairs necessary on said road.
Commissioner johnson made report of the
expenditure of $76 appropriated in June,
1876, for repairs on road between Germans
and h. Smithson's, in Belle Greek report
approved.
The report of the county superintendent
of schools, showing the number of schools
visited by him during the quarters ending
September 3Oth and December 3lst, 1876,
presented and placed on file.
The sum of 500 appropriated for build.
ing culvert on Red Wing and Pine Island
road in the town Of Hay Greek, the same to
be expended under the direction of Conn.,
Hayman.
The sum Of $50 appropriated for the pur-
chasing clothing for the poor children at
the Orphans Asylum in Vasa.
Com'r Doyle authorized to extend such
aid as he deemed necessary to Peter Egan,
of Belle Creek.
The sum of $3.50 ordered refunded to
the owner of certificate of sale of swl of
set, sec. %, T 100, r 16, the same being
amount of taxes for l870-7l-72-73-74-75,
said land being homestead land.
Application to have tax Of 1872 refunded
on nj Of mel and sw} ofne4, sec. 26, 100
r II, refused.
The sum of $500 refunded TO VIM. P.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24


The new sheriff of county
Wis, has already attracted public
attention, through the mad freaks
of an insane woman he was taking
to the asylum at Madison. On the
goth instant he reached the depot at
- with his captive, and seating
her in the waiting room, settled him.
self by her side to await the coming
of the train. AS there was consid-
cradle time to spare, and the sur
roundlngs were agreeable, the vigi-
liant officer procured a newspaper,
adjusted his spectacles, and soon be-
came engrossed in the news. The
ansane lady felt this cruel neglect
keenly, and after attentively watch
ing him few moments, cautiously
slipped from the room and started
on foot for home. The railroad en-
.ployees, however, blocked this game.
Knowing her condition, they recap
@tured her and led her back to the
waitlng. room, acquainting the greatly
astonished sheriff with the story of
her escape. He, good innocent
man, had not missed her from his
side.
This incident made him more eau
tious, and, as she made no further ef-
fort to get away, he kept her secure
until the train arrived. He then got
her aboard and finding her a comfor.
table seat, settled down again to
coming his newspaper. The poor
woman, finding herself utterly neg
lected by her ungallant companion,
quietly left the car and, jumping
from the platform, alighted in a
snow-drift, which happily broke her
fall and saved her life. In few mo-
ments she succeeded in getting out
of the snow and started again for
home at full speed along the track.
The train boys gave the alarm, the
train was run back and again the
unfortunate woman was caught and
put aboard.
BY this time, the railroad employ
ees had learned whom they had to
deal with, and, to prevent further
trouble, put both the sheriff and his
captive in the sleeping car and fast.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
TUE GRANGE ADVANCE.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY "a, rs.
II. H.YOUNG. Publisher l. Editor.
Our Milling interests.

From the report of the Secretary Of
the Minneapolis Board Of Trade we
learn that there are in that city 20
Touring mills with 1914 runs Of burrs,
and in the vicinity Of that city five 9th.
crs, with % runs Of burrs, making
total Of % mills with ZIG sets Of burrs.
The produce Of the 20 city mills amounts
to l,l35, 16O bbls. Of flour and so, 945
tons of bran, and if the other five grind
in the same proportion, the total prod
uct is 1865, 800 bbls Of flour and 81 POS
tons of bran, worth an aggregate of
$S,095, 420. The effec. Of these mills
is to afford Il constant market in that
city for about 100000 bushels of
wheat, and in attracting this quantity
thithcr vast amount of general trade
is also attracted.
The perusal Of the report above men,
toned has led US to inquire as to the
milling facilities Of this city and county,
and although We have asked information
from those who ought to know, the
shape in which the replies have come
to US makes us uncertain az to the ex-
act accuracy Of the statement. We
give it, however, and request those who
are familiar with the subject to make
corrections of whatever errors they may
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

ened the doors upon them; and the
sheriff was glad enough to comply
with their request, for the passengers
in the other car were becoming very
merry and he halt suspected that the
blamed fools were laughing at him.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24
G. III E A p G. H A r L E. Y

4 ii Il A + 4 Ill A X IL E. I
Graham's Block. Corner Main e. Third Sts.
PROPRIETOR OF THE GRANDEST AND MOST COMPLETE
LY AND ATTRACTIVELY STOCKED
Clothing, Boots and Shoe, and Hat and Can
Store in the Northwest,
Respectfully directs the
large and excellent stock the choicest Imported
goods elegant fashionable and honestly gotten up Clothing
Boys and Children His stock exces by shown
in this section of the country and his prices low
A few Dollars will Procure an Entire Outfit
Cheap Chae justly celebrated Clothing Store where
od and trashy god calculated deceive kept where mis-
permitted become
victim ofmspaced confidence
AS Manufacturer of Clothing very large SCALE able
and will undersell all competitors here and elsewhere.
Come the reputation
being the honestly and best conducted State mot
Of which give the people the goods
for the least money:
Come and wnd stacks of Clothing piles Blankets heaps
Buffalo Robes hundreds of Boots and
and Gents Furnishing Goods by the thousands
have ONE PRICE ONLY!
Good Goods Quick Sales. and Small Profits,
Is the of the Poo, Mans Friend
D. F. BLOOMAR
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24

Total NO. OF DurrS So
We have no information as to the
capacity of these mills, but everybody
knows very we'll that they are not able
to consume but comparatively small
proportion Of the wheat raised in this
county, and that the number might be
doubled or even tripled with profit to
those who have enterprise enough to
engage in building additional mills.
, 1877-03-02
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Another Batch OF BiITs.-.Pav.
Roll Of the Commissioners.
Comfy and Fitzgerald Donate Thei.
Earnings to the Bridgeport
Orphan Asylum.
A Resolution to Cut Down Sntarlcs Meet,
with a Singular Fate.

An adjourned meeting Of the County Board w,,
neid 5cftcFdsy aftosnoon, all the members present
except M. Tabor. e1'
communication WAS road from tho supcrintcns.
cnt OF Schools inviting tho board to visit tho No,.
Hnl school To-day to attend tho commencemrn.
exercises. Accepted.
Tho pay-rolls for tho several comfy ,ns,I,u,o,.
iof The month Of February wcro read and referred
THE USUAL. IsATcn OF D1f.Ls
waa then read. Among the bltts wxs 800 from
the experts for measuring tic Hoard proccednc.
~ published In tho "orgaas;" for coal Ut H.
Hospital, $3.50; for carriages Tor the Grand ,rnr,
s2s Tot dieting prisoners In the Jail the aast onnr,
ter. ~, CLIO; for coal 1t thu County Agents.
odce s 3a7 ~; for meat at the Hospital. Sissy IN:
and Tor work now done On tho columns ind p,l..,
tefa OF the ne Court.IIouae, a. pcr architect. a..
tlmate, $43 500. All werc referred to appgpotI,t.
committecs:
A communication was rcad from the jantton ..
tho cIty.lfa1i asking tho appointment Of An a,,,,,
aat Referred.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Tho Contnittco on Public Charities reported In
isfor OF bills dcgrcgattng 4i0 600. 81. Approved
Inc committee on jail and Jail Account, "a.
ported In favor Of bills amounting to 4a 498. ~
Including the payroll Of the shertn and the Ctr1e
OF tho Criminal Court for February. Approved.
The COMMITTEES on Town and Town Accounts r.,
ported on bills to tho Amount of q. l03. II. md
the same wore ordered paid.
Tho Committee on Public Service repo,tcd nj,
bills amounting to 80, Ill. 8B. Approved, Tha
same Committed also presented the pay roll Of thu
mcnbefs Of the Board for the last qunrtcr, a. fol.
, 1877-03-02

rying rates were TO om per cent Loans were
also nlAde fat.
Silver At London unchanged. Here, silver bars,
1877 in grcenbacks, ELK In gold. Silver coin, y
discount.
Governments dali and steady.
Railroad bonds wefr Irregular.
8tate securities we're quiet,
Stocks opened Rtsnng, but fell OF in carly trade,
reacted At ca1I, and wetd weak abont noon.
This most active were Lake Shore. Western
Cnton, Delaware, LacEawanna l. Wcrtern, New
York Central, and the st. Pauis. Dnssng tho al.
teFnoon the market was heavy, and railroad spc-
c'alsles were Influenced by tho report at . dlss-
RFecmene among Tho freight agents Of tho New
York Central and Lake Shore. ST. Tauls and
Michigan Central hrpkc down Under sharp
manenvering by bears. st. f'anls and
By The decision Of tho surscmc Court IN tho
The market closed ActIve md unsettled bnt At y
slight recovery tEnm the lowest point, with tho ex.
ecrttons nt Rack irlan! and 81. panls common.
TfansactEnns aggregated l8', COO shares. Of which
A. 600 wrtc Wts|ctii nfan. !. 900 Northwestctn,
4, ono ttock island, II, 100 st. 1nn1. :. !)0 Erie,
AZ. 100 Lake Shnrt, ii. DO0 New York Contra1,
7,OfO Michigan Cdntral. 20, 100 Lackawanna.
j. td0 New Jersey Central, and 8. 900 Delaware Is
Hudson.
Money market easy; eHaa Primo mercantile
eIf| .fin,|om receipts, s;t3o, 900.
The AAs1atnnt. Treasurer dishnrsed &c, O24. 600.
ileaE1ngs, $.4'. 001. Gk.
Sterling hrmef; Actaal business, lony. 493 abort,
, 1877-03-02

pss s =, mss% l., - 4 A. a rscs,s
ID x ;5e's gee n It'll ss OF Tas a.
sx s ssr 1 Ss
re e. cs ss ss
hsf5 4 Sssc s ,1 e r.
srsn AE?!! :od y tss'aas sas sls:s Il ss4s Msy
sas .ac !. e tt aaf 81 t,
ssfs rr5r fcr,s rscfT'e L a, "t
bbi g. Il 81, T. ~ ,teS nsI At ss s s
ss{ sas r s;s f m gsS ssi Ssias S sf III IT, IT,
snd I.ixc 81. Of sssn Eere n.rket,
s:sss,S n; '::% {:
" .st 1ssf ae:s .ry nd ou.
%Gs n e & IT,
s!tsrnocn or to.dav. rr!et' wrtc about ~ lowef.
@ 81 ss'sA ''s = ~ y;
ID Is Sy u" s.mes to :as @ "a II sT.es H. ~
wh;: ..?,. j. ssas s cash. :, 2 March,
;% ss GsEi ssa $ 6; s;: !. sf;S April, and ,,,,.4
Isfa' 800 .e. seller Apt, se,as.
nssi ssFx XII H. as:; 81 h. At ''o"
Il! s H.. s1 so ' ~, :. .n'
i :s'a II u;
II: sssFhS5 sss W I'll 81 :}s:as 4 Il:
0an vera quiet s,ae f., March and as'to for May.
N. Ms.. u psEs -. In gsis;.'s sa. s!.,!es ,:ense.
sHs s:S : Ill 81 2s. E''s: sa
, 1877-03-02
REAL ESTATE,


IAHFS0uys MAFEM -
ctTr FEoPkHTY.
fm.ny af ii. etwseT + E9 a2
81 on fraoa u. aae hItck. dated Eeb -. III QUO
West Polk T. tc.l II caf CnHlt,,r!i ~, {, 2ax -
iatts f. dated eept: n iH7t .....,......, 1.so0
fGiG. ~ It. dated Aug. 10 i47U.. DD
dated trh hes......":....:.::... =. 1onN
70 =, With building Na. Hrh .ia,rd Feb. u. 7yn
M!shxaa ttn z; Iii It Of rvStit,; Il. " l. 3s. 80"
Il. with l.lilnx, latel Feb. 4i...........,... lA0U
torof West klHxlc Rt. ~. l7axla5 II; dated
cisysoa Il. Is 10 II Il Morgan Il, l. 3x 400
~ s,ln f. dated Anx; y. is't ...:;::. 1900
~ E.1u It, dstsl srpt ID, ls76. 6.,,............ Iam
Ely!n.,rn ~, ~. e p " of s,Icf!e'd av.swf,
bay!o9 @ H., =. y r - Of Clay il. II, .51iasi Il.
K:!y Il. hfHftn1 riiity.niat Il. ! 3ixl; l'oo
wSst VA lia.sn: Z: s''ft II Lca'ii;.t ia.iS; ~,
rAs.if, It. dated March i,......,...,....... lg7J
AnrKln IT. aHtts Ut Harlan 1t, v T. 1Jxiu1
rwnas,t s." IL :! Il 81 Witt: II. VI :3ixi;i 'oo
ii. with tIIllnR. dated Marci, IT,. .....,,, a,oW
Cra1rs 4. &! q MT Art,ngtan 1t. ". 45xit0
w, Er's aia II .of ii; i. asi So
wsst iesFo i'ss' ~ siaft% q, Il Il w il: IL.
lii Il. with buildings, ,intett Fe:l, Ni,,,,. hOm
l.74-lu II, with httIinKs. date. Feb. sU.,. 2bul
s0ETjt 1F c'TT LfxiTs MITHIy NADIi'Y UF SEVEN
rantlna IT. .ss@ Il n Ut Fftt!rth 1t. q l. jaxl3t
with other property, tiAeI Feb, 17,.,....S I,7oo
, 1877-03-02


HOG Pn0DucTs-'Ycre actsro ia tho aggregate. and
xcsu ratcE small and thty quoted nr1nof, bt tho
deliveries Of product March contracts were heavy,
and TINT fect caused Bhade Of wcakneu It waA
found. howc~eF, that tho volume OF offerings not
exccaasye. and tho market recovered fl tns nearly
reaching the alvnnced hGurrs Ut tho previous after
n1on. This Rdyccs from other pplnta indicated ltsa
cl4gc In values and It expected that consjLcex-
l1u proportion OF tha property delivered will bs
Slipped out canttnR : material reduction In our
stocks which now not r1cesAlvc, with tu cxccp-
tluu of pork. TlIcro fair demand, chiefly from,
The short tntcrcat.
MISS nHk-Was actvo anil irregular kel!inE 800 low.
e. md tlossnE a. 74c t,c!oH tho 1ats.t HFIccs nt
ttlsast fi75, Grls srlirr March 1t ij7{ta
II Ui bris sesr May Il ii.Hss,saG Toaf. ,i5 III
ets f'e Ma 5' aRs sss;ee
AEF1lt and el5lNalb 1:!x seller May. -
rr,c Isleaa va gu1tu1 nt aiau1 ai3.at. and extra
LAAl-Wa* lew acttso AMI EASIER, declining 7f41oc
Rsr !d M and cs0snx &c below tho la.cai HRuFct Ut
WssRssday sh9ug @ gst ~ .nan n'nE ss niecsnx
weEc reported Of 3.74! tcs seIlur sarch &a 7o1A,i
,i@T f., r. .:cr q n AprIi ti = :. ~ sI 'ts:
81 g .ssf np 81 E9saa al 81 g..
six.1s-wtfe II brttes demand both fur shipment
saa hrlnet at tho adTa1cei quotations 1f lIe
higfrr Faes xrTs rchoFte of aS5 oxes shoulders Il
ei sss Sses - "ss md ;sor. IL elosrs s' It *pss NJ
+.sktuD ~ stHrt ribs Vt IN. d, l+r 10 ~ cash.
$*c5 ~. u keinr Apr, and ss. .nts.:7K seller May.
IT,, fao wing aro tho latest 9upsstons IN paFtsaltcd
, 1877-03-02

Withdrawn from, sloro during Wednesday for city
consumption: 1,f40 ba whrat, ., 446 bu corn,
:":s' hu oats, !. 602 bu rye, 1857 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected Into store IN
th!s city o1 Thursday morning: . ca.a No. . N,
". wheat, = cars No. = spring, . cars No. . do,
eats rejected do, cars no grads t15 whcat}; go
cara high mixed corn. ct cars nuw do, 81 cars new
mixed. n cars No. eorn 90 cars rejected DO cars
no grads t1Hi cuEn>; Z cars whltc oats, 10 cars
No. do, 70 cars rejected do, = cars no R1ads
Gus oats); cars No. z sye; car No. 9 barley, 1
cars No. . do, cars rejected d. Total. 4d cars,
or 1o3, 600 bu. Inspected out: ,023 bu wheat,
g. o11 ba corn. II, TOT bu rye, aud A,10Y tu
barley,
There was again good deal Ut talk yesterday
about receipts fur pork products. Deliveries OIL
March contracts weru large, aud II was atatcd that
most Of the receipts were dated In such way ~
to be free on ffst storage for 1ye days. PARTIES
in tho tras ray that the storage rato for The first
month u loc per brl on pork. and 1.c per tercs On
lard; while Tor subsequent months II II only Uc pet
brl and &c per tercs. We all Of W tciuelnbss
The Celtic gcntlemsa who proposed to begin
with tile second quarter in taking Instructions on
the f,ute, because thst was tho cleapest; but the
people WHO pay for tho storage Of provisions catm
that they have no such choice. On tho contrary,
they haso to pat arst quarter foes all tho time.
1t waA Feportet. nlso, ws know not ou how good
authority, that certaa bank In 1ndlAua polls haa
dccltRrd to advance money IN certificate for pork
stored In Chicago; but wat willing to mako tho re-
qntrsd advance u ths Ptouessy were carried 10 III.
dEanap0lls and stored there. This tx uudoubte edJy
foolish discrimination, ~ thess IL no ,eason to
suppose that va hays any such thing ~ dup1ica.
tlon of receipts here. Those who know tAs arms
issutng the paper scout The Idea Eexertaress, tbs
fart remains that lhers il no legal check upon tho
ttsue Of twu or oven more receipts for one and tho
xame lot OF pork and Lard. It's not 10 long .sncv
~ to bu forgotten that receipt was tssHrd fur olO
bEls Of pork. and ehs pork Afterwards
aotd 10 another party. II report bu
correct, the only ,uau who Was punished for that
WAS sls one who held th@ paper. Ths NINA thing
might bo denu agan II uan could bs found to do
III and tue tfads be surprised to 1na fraud that
would remind then. Of tho fslae bottoms IN tho
graih bins Of Annn Scott n guard sXsInst this
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