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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-09-06

When the failure of the State Savings
Institution Of Chicago was announced, last
Wednesday, the working people, whose
earnings were swept away, gathered in
front of the doors to mutter, groan and
swear. Il had a good farm out in Inji-
amy" exclaimed a melancholy farmer,
'but sold the durn thing, and there I is
in that thar stone buildin'." us that
SOP" asked a sympathetic voice close by.
Are you really from Indianna2 Why, so
am l. Yes, l had 5000 in blamed good
bank down there, but drew her out last
May aud put her in here" An old lady
quiet and demure as her quaint Quaker
dress, said that che was alone in the world
and every penny that she had-as much
as 81 900 in fact-was stored in the bank,
and would some kind gentleman tell her il
there was any hope Of getting it. A more
cynical sister at her elbow suggested that
thin fellers I'D have big drunk out Of al
there was in there" A burly fellow with
a face like a bull dogs, and with fore
arms buried 10 his breeches pockets, ell
bowed bis way through the crowd and
swore at everybody whose toes he crushed
with his hoofs. Three millions were due
to fifteen thousand depositors, aud human
nature came out strong.
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sheltered Once More.

From the Philadelphia Times,
The president may be sometimes slow
in recognizing merit, but he is sure. It is
some months now since we chronicled the
presentation to the president by our old
friend Sloanaker, Of a handsome terra
Gotta image Of the presidents own manly
features, and up to yesterday Sloanaker
was still unemployed. But his reward has
come at last. This time be is to be a
special agent Of the Internal revenue
bureau. The country will now breathe
freely. knowing that the civil service is
truly reformed. Since the days of An
drew johnson and the wax-works, it has
been the invariable custom of presidents
who wanted to reform the civil service to
give Sloanaker an Office, and he has never
yet been known to decline.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING NEW
YoRK.-One 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, ffteens minutes after the arrival
of the cars, free of expense. We advise
you to give the Grand Union trial
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Excursions to the Rocky Mountains

Excur ions to the Rocky Mountains
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
road has arranged with the various rail-
road lines 10 the country for special round
trip rates to the Rocky Mountains. and
has secured the following rates to Denver,
Colorado Springs, Canon City, Pueblo and
return: from Kansas City and Atchison,
$45; St, Louis. $50; Chicago, $65; Quincy,
$50; Cincinnati, sos; Buffalo, $75, and
correspondingly low rates from all points
east, north and south. These tickets are
good for 80 days, and to stop at all stations
west of the Missouri river. Tickets are on
sale at all principal stations throughout
the country. This is the new route to
Denver through the garden Of Kansas and
Colorado. Send for maps, circulars. time
tables, etc., to I. J. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
Topeka, Kan.
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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 BINDERY is doing
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and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
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Congressman Joyce of Vermont says ne
kas talked with q great many men about
the presidents southern policy, and he is
yet to find one who is able to tell him what
other course could have been followed with
any hope of success. That is the precise
situation everywhere. Mr.. Joyce is not
alarmed about the exclusion Of the Office
holder from politics, since theIS will al
ways be leaders enough. He thinks the
president is acting in good faith, and is
entirely right 10 bis views.
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Thursday. September 8. ls77'
Il will surprise nobody to learn that 8

IL will surprise nobody to learn that six
of the custom house inspectors at New
York. have been caught taking brides.
Corruption Of that sort has become
pvoverbial in the neighborhood of custom
houses, and its existence at New York is
not fact of any particular significance,
But the Tribune says detection is such a
fact, and its public punishment will be
another.
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The really important question is getting
to be whether Mr.. Cornell shall wag the
administration or whether the administra.
ton shall wag Mr.. Cornell. - PHILADELPHIA
1ttes tInd.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-18

A distinguished author ny,i IL re-
solved. when ! was child, never To
use word which ! could not pro-
nounce beforc my mother without of.
tending her." lie kept his resolution,
and becWme a pure.minded, noble, hon.
orable gentleman. His rule aud ex.
ample nre worthy Of imitation.
Boys readily learn a class Of low,
vulgar vords and expressipps, which
are never heard in respectable circles.
The utmost care on the part of parents
viii scarcely prevent it. OF course
we cannjt think Of girl being so
much exposed to the peril. We can
not imagine decent girl using words
she would not give utterance TO before
her father or mother.
Such sulgarity is thought by some
boys to he "sanart. !" the "nest thing to
swearing" and yet mot so wicked" |"
But l. habit which leads tn profan.
ity, and fhs tle mind with evil
thoughts. II vulgarin.~ aud degrade-
the soul, aud prepares the way for
many Of the gross and fearful sins
which now corrupt society. Iuot
Young reader! keep your mouth
free from all impurity, and your
"tonrue free from evil" for "out Of
the abundance ~ the heart the mdph
speaketh. [Dumb Animals.
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%, An irish sYliisr in . battle 10 the
eidel fimes, h6t far from the present
scene of conflict in Asia. called out to
hi, ssfiain fAat y had caught a Tar
ar.''BriSg lin along, them" say.
the captain. "But he won't &C me, ;
cried ~. R.adk. Than come along
yourself" says the captain. "Arrah!'
says Paddy; 81 wish ! could. but he
Iyff.jfc3sIl Uhs prisoners captur.
ed on both tides in the neighborhood
Of Kars seem to be pretty much all
Tartars. II Is hard to tell which are
the eaptors and which the prisoners, OF
F;k'At; sssgss ~'ssNHlc'''i'''
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can he better Imagined than described.

The Country Gentleman, a paper Of
prominence. says Of Kentucsians: II
you want to find gentleman, digni.
fed in his manner, perfect in his phys
ical development, and majestically
proportioned, possessi ng that fine bear
ing aud the qualities which make man
an honor to his rnce, there is no place
in America where you can find 50
many Of that class rs you are apt to
meet in Kentucky. ..I
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To DESTROY WARTS. Dissolve SO
much common washing soda as the
water will take up; wet the warts
with this for minute, and let them
dry without wiping. Keep the water
in bottle and repeat the washing Oft
en-, and it will take away the largest
warts,
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An Australian has taught canary
to sing "Home, Sweet Home" by sus.
pending il before a mirror near a mu
sic box which performed that melody.
Surprising the bird in the glass was
making the music. the bird finally
caught the notes, and now MARBLES the
whole tune.
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am one OF the ten virgins" said
u Long Island bride, as she broke n
coal-oil lamp over her husbands head,
for coming home at 2 o'clock in the
morning. "Well, there will be but
nine virgins in the morning. said he,
as he poured a shovelful of hot Goals
ON the floor.
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Civility is to man what beauty is
~ q -ssss~~s..--h-es eseste- mw- -ia-aas,,a.
neous impression in his .bshalf, while
the opposite quality excites prejudice
against him. Il i a real ornament,
the most beautiful dress that man
or woman can wear, or worth more as
means of winning favor than ali the
fine clothes and Jewels ever worn.
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"How many Of you are there?' ask.
ell voice from an upper window Of
the serenading party. -Four" was
the reply. divide that among you. "
said voice, as bucket of slops fell,
like the gentle dew of heaven on
those beneath.
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Professor of chemistry-''Suppose
you were called to patient who had
swallowed heavy dose of oxalic acid,
what would you administer" Jones,
who /. preparing for the pulpit, and
who only takes chemistry because it
is obligatory-"I would administer
the sacrament"
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(ASm~.


A country where the roses haze 20
fragrance, and the women no petit
coats; where the rDads bear no vehI-
cies aud the ships No kecls; Where the
laborer has no Sabbath and the mag.
istrate no sense Of honor; where old
men fly kites; where the needle poipts
to the south, and the sign Of being
puzzled is to scratch the antipales Of
the head; where the place of honor is
on the left hand and the seat Of intel
lect is in the stomach; where to take
OFF your hat is an insolent gesture,
and wear a white garment is to put
yourself in mourning; which has a
literature withou, an alphabet, and a
language without grammar.
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Mrs. Harris, of Mattoon, Illinois,
weighs one hundred pounss. A more
remarkable thing in this connection i'
that Mr.. Harris has just given birth
TO triplets. all boy.. The little Har.
rises weigh 20 pound. all ioll.
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Recently, a very modest youmg Bos-
ton lady, who wanted pair Of gar
ters. addressed the shopman thus: 1T
/. my desire to obtain pair Of circu-
lar elastic appendages; capable Of be-
ing contracted or expanded ny means
of o.cillating FURNISHED steel applian.
ce. that sparkle like particles of gold
leaf set with Alaska diamonds. and
which are utilized for retaining in
proper position the habilments Of the
lower extremitie., which innate deli
cacy forbid. me to mention"
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Ex-Governor Seymour says that
there is more nutritious food in an
acre Of water well stocked widi fish
than in the best wheat.growing farm
in the State. The Ex-Governor has
held the plow, 6guratively speaking.
for some years, and is one of the Fish
Commissioner. for New York, and so
he doubtless knows whereofhe speaks.
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Ia u recent conversation between
two gen'lemen, on the subject Of sit
ting up at aight with the sick. .'se Of
them remarked that he could nol
".iaad sitting "p," to which the Other
very gavely replied that he did moi
mind "sittiagu ~ Il h41ass4 ia
do,rA." .f.
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~ lcelaMd Nesrswsker.

Atype foundry in st. Paul ha. late.
ly furnished the types for the Fran.
vayi, an Iceland newspaper. to be
&6l2 ed in the Iceland evbE at
GsnmAis. on the RelRivSt. .issRrit.
i.h territory, about sixty miles from
F,u Garry. Thi. will he the fr't
newspaper published on the American
continent in the lcelsndic language.
The preparation OF the types required
the greatest care. They are in the
Roman alphabet, but with II great
Ima,y Ipecyliariles jp reeari to accen'
,uabGlahs art Gi,Ssrt la',iss stel
form. The Icelandic language is some.
thing like the Norwegian language as
it was spoken about thousand years
ag'. ft ,t
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One of .he applicants for the Lou
isville Post Office is daughter OF
Bishop Alexander Campbell, the foun'
der of the sect of Baptists which
commonly bears his name.
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The General Assembly of the South.
ern Presbyterian church Il ~ meet in
New Orleans on stiic 1Ith 81 Isiay.
Among other matters presented for
settlement will be an appeal from the
Atlanta P,esbytery. 1t seems that
on the 29th of June. 1875. Rev.
II. l.. Harvey, at his own re.
que.t. was Dismissed TO tie AIethodist
Episcopal Church South. This action
OF the Pr~bytery was subsequently
pronoun ced "irregular" by the Synod
of Georgia, and in consequence the
Presbyterv now asks the judgment
of the General Assembly in 'H'stion
thereto"
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IMAGISATIoS.- contented citizen
of Milan, who had never passed be-
yonI its walls during the course of 60
yrats, bSss S,leed ty,thqGoyeraor
not to stir beyond lis gates. became
Immediately miserable, and felt so
powerful an inclination to do that
which he ,hsi SO long contentedly neg.
lectef. thst, onan application for a
release from this restraint being re-
fused. he became quite melancholy,
and at last died OF grief. The pains
of impyi.onment,, alSo, like those OF
s1ssitSk. are n1sc ia conception than
in reality. We are all prisoners.
What is life but the prison of the
souly
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With love, the heart becomes a iai'
and fertile garden. glowing with sun
shine and warm hues. exhaling sweet
Odors.
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,

all oi the most fashonzLls 81 lee, aud VI quality
10 uleet the wants df ths community,
Iier Pattern Hats anl hnneis tbT this ssa~,a aTe
ssls,i ted Ton the very late,t must elslani PAkls
AND NEM NEW YORK STYLES, Ahirh she
tpund In great pf"ia-ion and diversity In the hrsi
slas, IMPORTING ll0u-.s Ia lA,uisN ills aud Cin-
cinnati A hong aequaintanee with, aud clss>s at >
we'll as la triinniing
She + duly graisial k,r pas, iasor, and .olieils
irom all an early cali
the AANfUA. MAXINE DEPARTMENT
slll ls eonluetei by Mrs. AlElls aud MRS.
DuDptkAh, shasf iasie and skill y ashknosn
10 thu trade
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Z Nsver o"r" k'""'y "''''e" 'e''."'
!. |" p,e"'"". to read a, them over when wnen
Tue INK ","."' tue i"i~, .e"1
WIN aee' NV" '"e """ '"'' "
I,T%y ~wr'eep''"o'e'' over '"e
"e'''' '",' p,o"P'e' '"e" "'"''' ."e
e'~h 80" !" 'e"" '"e" :" "
year, u mAeA 'e,"'''e'"" - 1"s'
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'"e 'mF"-'""' '"e' sue "! "
Jes'eo '"e"'y year .s'' ""'"'""
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6A,..MT1THSTtS,Tr
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a Ear Of Ty1se Iorc.

Asa young man was looking over n
barrel of eggs received ai n grocery
on Newark avenue. jersey City, about
month ago, he found the following
inscription upon one Of the eggs;
III this you see, youue nap,
Write lust as -oon a you eau, .
And let me hear froni my fsvorite egg
cd. Thi. great boon hwn,,ls ,~g II .Hr
Jrih BRIgssos, wr.,heii, ohio"
The youth Immediately wrote to the
address. inclo-ing hi- photograph, and
received reply and picture from the
writer of the lines. The correspond.
ence was continued to the satisfaction
of lpfh persons, who are to he mari.
ell next month. II is said the Young
lady is the daughter of wealthy far
mtr, and wrote the lines in jest, never
expecting to hear from them.
Hold the Fort, is grand song,
but is not appropriate for all occasiens.
At least so some people thought when
a worthy deacon, on some anniversary
occasion, formed his Sunday School in
line, and marched them along the
aisles, himself in front, and all viger.
ously singing "Hold the Fort" The
CONSERVATION which seized all parties
ut the second stanza--. -i .afri .i.'.
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Marriages Of BissS H~i~sisss.
! Qc1ssS aSat A& ,SfMXG 81
,btd,Ussisy SwksSissV ,se tvs
cent. of all the marriages in France.
aud that the deaf and dun,b- at;pring.
AT birth. Of consanguinous marriages,
are. in proportinn to the deaf and
l,kssis blsssn aainalys sx.sllas&. AZ
5sx~. xyk3erytwGy' 1;sS'l 4
least twenty-five per cent ~ faris,
sv<s' Iaii . aws osets ~a knAeSs7-
the proportions Of the deaf aud dumb,
,-hy- -LifLh- insreasing, with iha -dagses
Of relationship. The data obtained
show that, is the danger of having n
deaf aud dumb child in ordinary mar.
.XgNfiMfefbs hgurt.i NfnS
st&ANtF VI NsiSeen in matrIases
between fist cousins, thirty-scvcn in
marriages between uncles and neices,
aud seventy in marriages between
nephew- aud aunts. 1t appears, too.
that the most healthy paren,s, il rela.
E-tty*Aood, PmTfve deaf aud
s AsildrF"' A -
faii.r~s Asas.s tsrss~"s
During the pat year there have
been many failures among farmers. ]
'iA,reSsDs | MID s3tdll isevsx,D s,ees
which came To my personal knowl-
edge. and in every instance found the
cause oi failure To have been sPecula.
1T4JSMD .IE'% %ossI'2tlS
hog, or cattle to make up car load,
and realizing a few dollars above cost,
they launched out. In all cases, pur,
)sbA.s-IsS ~ hssleli&fy lwe's made;
and without exception. when the stock
was delivered. the market declined. II
is only question of time how soon an
/ 0'li,mly FtyaS { )bus,ssiy / Wigs, "
' ehgages N Speculation of this eihd: I
have not heard of a single instance
where farmer who attended to hi
legitimate business Was forced to jnak,
aSSsignm~<4 tdhi&ss srihSet
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w. NJ. JONES 4 CO.,

saldery, Harm s.. Trunks, Travelling Rags ae. Ne
- W. Main ST., (sign, Goliie en- Horse liead) Pho
tographs and prices oi saddles sent application.
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IL. f. MILES.

Rates reduced. When you go 10 Louisville, Stop at
the st. Cloud Hotel, the best house In the city i"r
the price. Rates, 500 per day. Phil retep, rIopr
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i3s Main 81. bst~een Fourth asl finh, Wall d
per. Mirrors, Picture Frames, an1 pietaTes. Thea
ssi place In the city. iicture. framed cheap,
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FOR THE BEST
Steam Threshing Machinery,

Stationary, Road and PoTiaLls Engine, Sa~ Mill
and Maehinery sapldiss Ia tho Mo.,, sad hof d'''
seripiiss eircalars 10
OwENs,LANEa DykR M.CniNEso..
Hamilton, ohia, or 81. lssls, Mi.s,.ui
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL,

No. iOt Fourth Ave-. near Market. Manufacturer
Of fringes, Tasses Buttons, Cord &e aud dealer in
Zephyrs, Canvas and Fancy Gools.
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HENRY A. MAGILI.,

Commission Merchants, wholesale dealer. Ia
visions, Pr,dues, Hay, Flour and Grain. No,
W. Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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MEGAN BROTHERS.

Pine Watches. Diamonds, French Cloels an
Bropzss, Jewelry and Sterling silverware. u
Fourth Ave. ..
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JAS. f. WHITE.
HENRY KNOFEL,
q. j. RAIBLE.

Importer and Publisher. Dealer In Musical Instru.
ments, sheet Musie, Stationery and Drax ing Mate
rials. No. - West Market Street.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-18
Dickinson Furniture MFG Co..

Imporier and Dealer in China, Glassware, Queens
ware, keirigerators, Water Coolers and Filters,
Fancy Goods, etc. No. i0z tth Ave. Louisville, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-18

aSi Main ~. bstween sih and sth, Mholssal. Man.
ufaeturers 0f saddles, Harness. CSllars, Ae; Gath
rishfs Patent saddles aud lisrsssS
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-18
J. r. GATIlRIGMT a CO.,

Paris Millinery IIoase, leo Fourth Street. s.rnls
Bonnets, Hats. Bridal Wells, Muaths, Moarning,
boonns,s and Wells AZ, c, o. D. an appiOsaL