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MS FAITH AND MINE.
Sympathy Stronger than Creeds.

This morning Lizette came TO me. "Will
1t please You, mademDistllc, that Jean will
tee you IL il about the grass" And her
strong whvts teeth flash out in q smi e.
That one lovely little meadow. belted by
the trees Of the plantation, has been a bone
of cuntenttOn hetwtel Jean and myself tor
some time Every day for a week he has
threatened it with tic scy the and l have
DtEged another days grace.
"Wlat do care, Jean, have said, "if
the cows WON'T like the hay so well They
must eat it and make the best Of it, as we
all have To do sometimes. ! cannot let my
pretty field 60 yet
Aud then Jean shrugs his shoulders, and
goes of mu.tering, aud Lizstle laughs and
shakes her head over the saucepans.
Now | feel the hour of doom has come,
and ioll)W Lz.ttc with a sinking heart
through the stOne-I Iayed passage aud into
the ci,an, sweet, sunny kitchen. La the
door siahds Jean, a new denomination in
bis tace. | menally give in at once before
the decision visible in his eyes.
"Well, Jean?'
Jean shuillce his feet little. "You will
know, mademosele, that it must be that
the grass will tc cut to-day. The cows
must he considered.
Poor jean is apt II wax pathetic over his
cows. | catch at one hole | have lett.
But Jean, you have no men and they are
busy with TIC harvest"
Pardon, majanoiselle," and Jean, who
sees through my little aitace, looks at me
wi h kind of respectful contempt" par
don but old Pierre and Pierre .fls are al
ready here. | told them Yesterday
81 then, while Imagined my self an alb
solute monarch in my little domain, | Zee
that Jan even quietly delles me and takes
the reius or rgovernment into his own hands.
| have grown accustomed to Lizelie's good
natured tyranny, but this is new blow to
my dignity. ! walk out Of the kitchen
without glance at the otft ndlng Jean
Alas my pride receives another wound.
hear him whistling GaYly as he passes the
window he has come off conqueror, aud
his beloved cows are sure now of the sweet
est hay that can be found.
walk, to the window for one more look
at my pIcty field sleeping Ia the warm,
still sunshine. | have watched it every day
in it's cfanging b, auty, in the morning cool
and green, in the n0ontide with warm,
sunny haze lying low over II, aud at even
ing ruslled with little breeze, and the tall
shadows of trees lying straight aud dark
across il. | must bid adleu to this now
TO the rushing mlrmur of its many tongues;
to my pre- ty, frightened shadows, flying
across the grass when the wind sirs IL. AL
ready hear Jean wheltlng his scylhe.
turn my back IesOlutely to the window. and
what is thsp There is really tear on the
pages of my book. Lizette comes in with
a busting Cheerfulness. She asks if she
shall make pudding for the mems dinner I;
han uha ~, A ha Io. nd L., 10
"But, mademoiselle, they have begun"
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MAILS CInNb.
aaTlCu Extension way, lGl5 e. IN.
Eastern way, il.49 u. Il,
iruy way, . % p. m.
Troy, lu.f5 u. hl., , IS and $50 p. 30,
NhILJ, 10 % q. m, 2.l5 and P.20 r. M
Boston, 30 a. n. Y.ij ana ESQ r. "a.
-unaiIs, LOO p. IN.
NhriHcrn way, las p. n.
Burlington, l.i5 aud $50 p. III.
saratoga way, 2.l5 and $50 .. ~.
N"" York, 1913 a. m, Is. md $50 y. D..
'ainccticut River way, ll..5 a. m.
Woodstock way lStagel l.5y p. T..
suItt-ud"u, l.pu. Cos
StOCkbrldgr lstagcl, 1890 2. m.
bennington, 1914 "a. IN. ana $50 p. u.
west Rutland, S 90 "a m, and s. p. IN.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 445 p. n.
eastern way, 30 p. n.
Troy way, li.5p @. IN
rcoJ, lL3l, Ito, aud4 81 n. m , and eco p. IN.
Albany, ll.'O q IN. ana 40 q. IN.
!oston, n.i "a. ia, 200 T.. 3d. and :. q. ~.
Canudas, 9 5j p m
Sortlern yi,. 100 q. ~, end 9.t5p.m
Burlington 0 % p. IN. ana il.yU a. iu.
Saratoga Was. 4 50 n. II.
sew uri,. : ., Il. g. a. In. C0d AS y. IA.
Connection klver w'.y, 2.CO p. II.
bennington, ass p. O..
Woodstock way, STAGE l2.UJm,
Nhittcpton, l2.0rL.
Stockbrldge tstagnl 300 m.
West RUTLAND, ll.3l "a. IN and 900 p. m.
tH"Aails VIII promptly closed ~ the speci
n0d hour; al ir-tcTs deposited IN the stree
Boxes win he collected "a lU.iU and II 10 a. IN.
~, ,2.l5, and lest Collection tor all nigLt mails
At 900 g. m. SI4days, noW down town street
r1yeS, ut sop 20. All letters deposited I'm the
Letter HoS the Depot VIII ne collected by
Route Agents i've miuutes previous 10 the dc
partlre ul each mail rt2in
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II NEGtTlNE Will rl.,Ne ain, Clranse, pu-
rll> aud cure such dlsrases r, ,IinI he pa
iltnt g. perfect aim after trylug different
+, IT not cJmcluav p o f. II 'oIarr Il sufferer,
you III b. currd? AEy Is thus % eGlcl4e per-
10 ming suau gitai CurS: II Wur In he
called the Gieu b.OOt lurinrr. he great
source ot q srase ont iua e, IN III 90 ard
no Etol Inc IL ~ as rot act dir ely ~ II,
10 pu ify nd ttnJ'ate, has Just clLm upon
Dubllc attention
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APPRECIATION,

CH'RLtsIowN. MASS, March 70, 1862
II. r. STEYENs:
Til stoc,tti'v thatI II We scd yCJr' Blood
Prtpatati,n' we ,EIiNh IA m} taui y Tor
several Year hud lhiui thut tor .c QUA or
Cauktruus liumuls or rhCuud f. an Ctl Hs, IL
cannot b, exc III q; and as a lopd pur TER and
spring mcd en-" d Il the lest lhing ever
used; ana have uSru almost everything. |
can cheeruly rt comm nj 10 to any IN Iced or
such ccicln'. lturs rtsptcIiu ly,
Mrs. A. 4. blNSMORE, 10 kussell -.
90 0lSwlm
Tcgetiae is sold by all Druggists.
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Arrival sad Departure Of Trains.

rsAtrs AHKiys At RUTLAND.
FTOm Bellows FAln 800 3. &C.,. 2 0U & S:50p, IN.
" BuTbgg'uu 'll;Oru. .... 6 40 y, D., ii 1888
q.
ttconG,rosa, Il;oU s.. in.. via CIV. r. Il.
8phnInEt1u. 4:jY q. IN. q 2:OD & i:47 -, u.
'.ritu.tl, 1901 H., q 9 . ~. u,
.'..rin, lf.3J Il. m, g 300 Or.
Fort Henry, 1|.JO IN. ana 0:la ?, o.,
TRafre IEsvJ NUTLASn
'.r 4clowa t.uY, t52j and - - u., : 1880
" .piuryiu.. ds5 a. IN. a ,G2in.i... .9l0 &
" tt 0uIerUgo, 4J2 ?. ia., via C. V. r. Il.
" Ho IhIusjnu y 80 u li:C5 e H.. g:Sp III.
" S.-.t0g,l SIS u. C,, ~ '3.,5 y. I,.
" So c.u, $50, a. ul. 800 y. ...
" P)rt 2oury, s:l5 M, and 2.l5 y. IL.
'dau Tralb tMixtd
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Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear >lr-tLe Iuo b Ties OF VE',tTINF FUR
hl0hci ne hy Your gent my wife L1s used with
Z Etcit b, Hrul. Far a louI tuu' sh has been
troubled with 1l2Iirtssuu q Stlvtncss; h-se
troubles are npH ,utir-iy TcmNtd py h. use
81 GEIl h. IN" Wd-sO trO uul "a v b q, g.
greatly beutnitcd.
THOMAS GILMORE, 92) Walnut 3.
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Little Golden Hair.

How jreami'y passed The soft 'ummcr day!
How druwsly hummcl the bee Cn her way!
sim were the In Is In their lrary zen,
White silent and haZy lay woodland and glen.
SOFT, bat ear nIwe1 the swift forest stream,
Ike the changing scene OF q pa sing dream,
hcle lttc Golden i'alr wandered along,
$ wing HE her baSsct and singing this song;
Ny love he t"n"I Ine I airy bower,
Ana twisted teuTtsnus" over IN" coor,
And mad M S a. 1f NlGieta blue.
And plergtG o.. 90 o. love Ly1r 50 trua.'
So swc ill !" Golden Hair tho -hg as she
"My love shall bc handsome alI tall and
his eyes snall be soft with loving Hight.
And b. II hold my hand 50 ttGht, 50 tight;
lie VIII love mc more than the world beside,
Hen cal! y g lis darling, hts love, his prize;
An "e VIII i've dreamed Col zen Hair;
"In that Sha cave Just down in the del,
Where he'll twnc in my hair the sweet doff-
And Went dance by the Light OF the silyery
moon
Nor thlnK OF the hours that pass too soonn
5 owly the shadows crept on and grew long.
Wnl!c carrOlied the bir1s their sweet evening
Blt the G.arE. dreamy eyes OF Golden Hsir
Were seeking, Tor lovers in water, IN air.
"G.!den hai. Golden Hair" murmured the
See the sun sun sets red through forest green"
"Go,oen Hair! Colleen lalr ~ nodded the Jw
CrS
THE west Is All golden, and evening lowers
=
Ald. signing thIt s e could L o longer stay,
NanGc cI bac 4 ly the s'tiing sun,
And dreamed Ct tIifc NOT yet begun,
Proglci the coUd, with lovers and knights,
Ana ia faLcy sodfc3 to iairy heights.
She stoOd al The gate aud watched the gold
Turn palrr ana I'tcr ana then grow cold,
"Ihc fatlica are gone slghed Golden Hair,
Ana Il tear droiprd down Through the evening
air.
"why is my darling so sad tonight"
Asked the dear mother 50 tender and bright :;
"What has gone wrong through the sunny
day?
Is my s~cet.cyed baby tired OF play"
'Oh ! IT'S not that Sishc1 he title one;
81 was watch NJ the rays in the setting sun,
And nOw Eley are gone. knOS not where,
And ! cannot had my ltye In the air."
Dear Golden Hair, like you we aspire
We dream and we long Tor something higher,
5 metbng hey Ond thiS mundane etrth,
sCm' ming 90 he's aGd glO lOuS birth,
Lon ing 10 soar TO tiiGgs unseen,
Ana losing curse YES IN Golden dream,
u. Il. J.. in v. \. Eu niHg Post,
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Conllnled on Fourth page.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-29
The Late Mrs. J. w. covden.

DR.. J. W. Cowden and family formerly
lived in Bellevue, Iowa, and the Leader. OF
that place, in its issue of the 10th. copies
the notice of Mrs. Cowden's death, as
published in The ARGUS, and then says:
1t only remains for us to say 10 behalf
of the people of Bellevue that the senti
ments expressed in the above obituary are
the same as would have been expressed
by our people had the sad event of Mrs
Cowden's death taken place in our midst.
She was one Of the most devoted wives we
ever knew. Night and day for months
she watched and worked by the bedside
of her sick husband until both her men cal
aud physical nature were well nigh worn
out. The doctor and his bereaved family
have the sympathy of their many friends
and former neighbors of Bellevue.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-29
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Decoration day-to morrow.
Tax sale commences Monday, June
18th.
Considerable hay on Market Square
to-day, but the market is dull.
--Cbas. Falkner has been appointed to
the regular police force over the river.
The doctors report considerable
scarlet fever and diarrhea 10 the city.
County Treasurer Porter is receiving
taxes at the rate of about 81, 200 per day.
Tomorrow being decoration day, the
city clerks Office will be closed after u
o'clock.
Island City Base Ball CLUB against
the Golfers, of Rapids City. tomorrow
afternoon, in this city.
The farmers who were obliged TO re-
plant their corn have about com pleted
their job. In some places the corn is al
ready three or four inches high.
The Davenport newspapers, which
have been making such fuss over lot
bra IS jewelry, are beginning to act sheepisb.
They have just found out that an exact
imitation of an eight dollar gold pencil can
be made for 373 cents, aud an exact imi-
tation of hundred dollar set of ladies'
jewelry for rs cents-and their brass
jewelry excitement has kinder gin eout. I"
AT the annual meeting of the Missis-
sippi River Logging Company held at
Alma. Wis. on the Goth. the old officers
were reelected. No other business im.
portant to the public was transacted.
Resolutions of respect to the memory OF
Hon. John McFraw, late of Ithaca, N. Y,
were passed. Mr.. Fred Weyerhauser. OF
this city, is the president Of the company.
About o'clock on Saturday night,
Johnny O'Brien and John Leonard got
into dispute in the Clifton House, Day.
export, corner Main and Front streets,
about their brick laying or brick making
abb ty each claiming he was better and
faster workman than the other The dis
pu;e eliminated in personal rencontre on
the sidewalk, when. it is claimed, O'Brieu
hit Leonard 10 the mouth, and then the
latter jerked out his knife aud cut aud
slashed at O'Briens head and face, in.
fiicting several serious wounds-one on the
head, one on the forehead about two inches
long, cross cut on the left side Of the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-29
ceedings begin 2

EPSTEIN MEANS BUSINESS, and in order
to close out his stock of iewelry, etc.
within the next Al days, will sell every
thing in that line consisting of fine gold
watches, plain and fancy sets of jewelry,
plain gold, etc, ETC., at net cost. The
goods must be sold to make room for ri,
amos, Organs, etc, now arriving. Ep
stein de6es competition. and will sell
goods at prices which cannot be duplicated
this side of Boston. Everything first class
and of latest styles and designs. Old
style jewelry at 25 per cent below the cost
Remember the sale only lasts Al days
Now is the time to secure bargains
Don't forget the place. Epstein, Stal
| Block. Rock Island. 29dlt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-29
A Brave and Noble Act.

Last evening, little before 6 O'CLOCK,
Thomas Biddison was driving along the
river road near East Davenport,
with one of his sisters, Mrs. Mil
ton Jones. 10 buggy. Near
them was Mr. Joseph A. Davenport,
With Mrs. Louis LeClaire and Miss Clara
Chamberlin, (of this city, in another
buggy. A party of boys were bathing
in the river near by, when Toms attention
was drawn to boy shouting for help.
The boys companions fed away from him
and ne went under. Tom threw of
his coat,~ vest and hat in a mo-
meut, aud plunged into the river
and with great difficulty got hold of the
boy. as he was going down for the third
time, and dragged him ashore and saved
his life, Tom is an excellent swimmer
and this brave act is deserving of high
praise. The boys name is Herman
but what else we have not learned.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-29
Republican Murder OF a Democratic
Sheriff

9n6E1u.
Let no one fail to read the article in this
paper regarding the creature Chisolm, of
Kemper county, Mississippi, as the Ropub-
licans have attempted to make political
capital out Of the affair. The people defeat
ed Chisolm and elected Democrat to the
office, after which Chlsolm murdered the
man who was elected. Chisolm was put
in Jail, bur was allowed arms and a guard,
as he feared he would be mobbed-and
one day when the guard was being changed
he imagined his incoming guard to be a
mob and tired upon mis- own guard, killing
his own $ ia and some of the men. The
row at ouce became general-with what
result may be learned by reading the arti-
Gle. Chiaolm, according to his own sworn
evidence before senate committee, a year
ago, was vagabond whose death would
have been OF service to the country years
ago.
From the ". Y. World, May 25th.
The Chicago Tribune copies an editorial
FROM the World on the late Judge Chisolm,
calling it a description of brave southern
Republican by a malicious enemy" There
was nothing 10 the article that was not
based upon Chisolm's sworn testimony
before the senate committee, June %,
1875, as quoted directly from the official
report of his evidence This fact is stated
expressly in the editorial, aud the E56uat
doubtless quoted the article--with the
hypocritical headline for an excuse-iu
order to prevent sympathy Cor Chisolm
rather than to excite it. That able journal
is In favor of Mr.. Hayes, and likes to show
10 sly way that the martyr whom be
abandoned to his fate was not such a saint
after all. 1t should not sneak behind the
World to defend the administration,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-29

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