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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-28
Col. RICHARD DUNBAR.
Waukesha. Wis.

For sale in Davenport in any quantity
by Emeis x Co and by druggists through
out the world 5-l9d&wly
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-28

China tea sets at prices 40 per cent.
lower than usual retail rates at May
Bros 28dlt
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-28
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

HITLER BLOCK. ROCK ISLAND, ILL
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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csaa ~ ~ p~-.p5- ~6s thru@<-i tn
street. Tkrsc fhsa-&sd yrl-~s.. ssa~ rial
N rscA vestHseats q gssd and saIk- sssaars
half n&kca, fslisyss,i th< ~.gun.. rr,.eAi-
ing prayer a. tb~y marched, and cl4p-
plng their hands After tbem came the
family Of the por young Princess and
the high ofbcials of State, and then the
c"ffin, borne 10y officers of rank Behind
this walked three eunuchs, hearing IN
golden shovel- copies Of the Koran, to be
buried with the deceased. The coffin
was of simple rough-hewn wood, and the
corpse was sewn up in linen cloth. Upon
the coffin were placed the jewels of the
Princess, worth million and u half of
dollars. After the burial the priests
slaughtered the twenty -four bullocks be-
fore the mosque, roasted them, and ate
them up. The priests remained in the
neighborhood of the grave to pray for the
soul of the departed. The Khedive was
so overcome with grief that he could not
receive any visits of coincidence"
Contrast this with q funeral of Chris.
tian civilization, and even the expensive
ness Of its furnishing by the fashionable
undertaken seems chaste and far more ap.
propriate.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

How NATURE DEVELOPS ITsELF.-The
various diseases which attack boyhOod
are worthy of study. When man is sick
he just takes to his bed and says no more
about it. If he is very sick he is calm,
placid and trsctable lie takes his med
icine without . murmur, and sips his
chicken broth with becoming gratitude.
II he is only little i'll he Is harder 10
take care Of than half a m~nagerie. IL
cxn do more grumhling ssd find mare
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28
Effects Of Tobacco,

The senior physician to the Metropoli-
tan Free Hospital in London writes as
follows: can testify, from long obser.
walton, that the chronic use of tobacco
in any form is very prevalent cause of
debility and manifold diseases. Take,
first of all, the sense of sight. One of
our most celebrated London ophthalmic
surgeons tells me that he is continually
consulted by young gentlemen for weak.
ness Of vision caused by smoking; and
myself have in many cases seen the pro-
longed use of tobacco, especially when it
is chewed, cause total loss of sight. Then
take the circulatory system, and we find
smokers subject to palpitstion of the
heart, and far less able to bear up against
extremes of cold and heat than they were
before making use of tobacco. The use
of tobacco is apt to cause relaxation of
the muscles of the back of the mouth,
and dusty discoloration of the fauces,
with hoarseness from congestion of the
vocal cords. The overwhelming ma
jority of cases of cancer of the lip are
found in men who smoke, and cancer of
the tongue has often been said to be
caused by the irritation of the fumes of
the pipe or cigar. Great smokers lose,
to great extent, their vivacity, i. g.,
they are less vital than they used to be,
and less easily moved by slight stimuli
which might be pleasurable to non
smokers. They are VIGOROUSLY dyspep-
tic. need hardly refer, indeed, to such
a well-known fact. They sre subject to
constipation and malaise;; and when
deprived of their stimulus are more
miserable, perhaps, than even drinkers.
l must take the liberty to protest against
a custom which has been inveighed against
by Brodie, COPELAND, Critchett, Guerrin,
Mantegazza, Cacopardo, and numerous
heads of my profession in. all countries.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

A BALLOON WITH Wines AND TAIL
NJ. Menier, an inventor of a military hot
air balloon, recently delivered in London
lecture on wartime aeronautics. In
conducting experiments at Woolwich bis
aim had been to find balloon which
could ascend and descend rapidly for a
prolonged period, could be steered, and
could proceed against the wind. Reject
ing hydroden gas as an initiating medium,
because it could not be generated in the
air and escaped very freely compressed air
for the same reason, and mechanical force
Is cumbrous and unavoidable. be- chose
hot air, because, although it requires
greater cubical capacity, the material
employed for the balloon need not be
specially prepared and i. therefore,
lighter and less liable 10 sE.nnisneun.
comhuStiOu- By employing q special
kind Of fuel. the ts&tlassn can he krFst in
the arr Soc - ar s. ksgrs. skils cnssssi
erzble ehxnSr~ m the densisy Il TIC xsr
@n& eon--g1enf rxFsa a~crmss and De.
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wsnassL sd $500 sAu@ - "a srzrqae1nssxl
Z w& s~rx n x@a t=w hs~ s@S
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

GREAT ENTERPRISE.

THE olERRA YLUHE AND LuuDII CO.
have over LOO. 900 Acres Of SUGAR PfNI,
YELLOW PINE. SPRUCE. FIR and CEDAR
LANDS; 10 6av Mills, 3 Planning Mills, sssh
and Door Factory, lao miles v Flumss, 10
milss Of Tranways, l57 miles Of Telegraph
Line, Is Telegraph Stations; and employ A7b
mon and $50 oxen and horses.
The SUGAR PINE 10 unsurpassed In quail.
ty. and the whole coast can be supplied.
The YELLOW PINE 10 firm, 6ns grained
and superior to any other hard pine for floor.
ing, stepping, etc.
Tho SPRUCE has great strength, durable
when exposed, and especially adapted to Bridge
and Ship Building, while the FIR and CEDAR
arc ~ valuable for . great variety Of pur.
poses.
Last year thirty millions Of feet were cut
and the estimate for 1877 10 fifty millions; AZ.
team millions are now on hand, Thoroughly go.
soned BY the hot climate Of Red Bluff and
Chico.
Large orders can bs filed on . days notice for
al kinds Of BUILDING MATERIALS, rough or
dressed dry, by which elegant and substantial
work may DO accomplished without delav ct
the usual cost for green lumber.
Orders for the interior filled ct less than San
Francisco prices and freight.
DOORS, SASH and BLINDS always on hand
In large quantities.
Address
SIERRA PLUME ANO LUMBER CO.,
r,,..,,., on.... s 81 s s!sa,
Cor. Fourth 1 Channel Sta.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

For an 1rritated Throat, Cough or Cold
"Bro'cns bronchial Troches" are offered will
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. The,
maintain the good reputation they hav,
justly acquired.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

CURE FOR SORE THRoAT.-Rub the throat
with Trapper's Indian Oil until red; then bind
on flannel until saturated with it, and In thu
morning 1t is gone.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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SAVE YOUB HONEY

UsR Burnham's Abietine fer Group, cold
sore throat and hoarseness.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

USE Burnham's Abietine for rheumatism
and neuralgia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

DY getting your PHOTOGRAPHS 9, HowLASp's
A'NEw GALLERY. No ~ Third STREET san Pr an
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, 1877-09-08


Tbs regular monthly meeting Of tho Doartl of
Trustees WINS held Tuesday evening, tho prcsi.
dent in tho chair. Trustees present, Wood,
Cobaw, and Butler; absent, Robb and Ma
thews,
Thu Village Treasurer requested tho Board to
select place to deposit the funds Of tho VII
lsce. On motion Of Trustee Wood. tho First
National Bank Of Chicago was designated, tho
village assuming xli risk,
Tue report VI the Gravel Committee, with tho
proportions Of Murphy anl Mraehatn attached,
was read. On motion, tho report Was received
ami Committee discharged. On melton, the pro-
IrOaal Ut MF. alcAchatn Haa aceeptcu. AMI the
Clerk instructed 10 draw upa contract Ia accarI.
ance Herewith, and thatt Street Connlfsalotl.
cr be instructed to examine the gravel delivered
and issue The tickets. Tn mull1n, tho Board
adjourned fur one week.
NrnH FARK.
Thursday morning the house Of Mr.. Ball, on
Washington avenue, waa broken Into mud r.l,-
. bed VI silver watch. The burRlar ga,uc,l an
entyanec by = side winllow, aud then opgncu all
tho dooEs before yenturtnE to make a1iy noiss.
lie waa discovered In Mr. BalI's bcdroutil. That
gentleman starting lively noise, yoltl,g man
woke up aud discharged two barrel4 Uf hts re-
yotYer in the air. The persun Il evidently we'll
scqualuted with Ilylu Park houses, n two Or
three were Tut,hei last week, hut tho matter
Was kept still Us ps'ssibls In ),opes Of getting
this thlef. The polite aru working well, hit
hare too much ground to cover TO keep close
watch Oh caGA block.
, 1877-09-08

4 n,cctInR Of Workiuymcn was held last
evening In old Ausora Turucs-llall. No. l1a
Milwaukee avenue, Tor the purpose ot orgunlz-
log club In the Teuth Ward. John 0alliyan
pre4!tsed aud Pauisk carriher aeted y Sscre.
tarY.
J. =. Scanlan made long speech to start On,
which ~ss cheesel considerably By the small
audience present,
Aid. LawleE CAME In and al&o made 4 speech,
in which he latuentcd the fact tnat the Work.
ingmen had but two Or thEes represents
uses Ia the Common Council, where they
ought to have Ut least half Of the
to announce that tbs Building Committee had
that afternoon resolved to go on With the build
Ing OF Lie foundations Of tho new City court.
Rouse, to expeoa this fall about s90,00, and
PLACE the work tp tho hAnds Of the Norkipgmeu
VI Chicago: [Appiaass;
an1-thunLef speech.
It wa then uayed thai committee of three
, 1877-09-08
THE CITY.IIALL.

Tho Police Department payroll for August
amounts to 33,9904o.
Tho Treasurefs receipts yesterday were
&1,05a from tho CITY Collector, s2.77rD from the
Wster Department., and $3.50 from the Comp
troller.
The Health Department yesterday received
1000 vaccine points from the vaccine farm ut
Fond tl,l Lac. Ono thousand moro arc expect
cd to-day.
The Comptroller yesterday redeemed popular
loan certificates amounting to $4,000. and sent
Sib0oo to New York to meet that amount OF In
dehtedncss falling duo there.
yesterday: Fire Of thcsn arc at St. Joseph Or.
plan Assluru. Five deaths have occurred from
tho scarlet scourgc this week.
The Committee on strccta and Alleys OF the
North Division Is called to meet ln thu City
Clerks Office this afternoon at O'clock and tho
Committee will meet Monday afternoon at .
o'clock.
sttlk-Inspector Merk1 yesterday laid In wait
for the mllkmen who receive daily constgnnents
at tho depot of the Chicago T. Pacific Railroad,
@eny aoas ~so bsS sene sssS rs!s R ill.,
dealers 1iccnscs hive been taken out sfncG
Thursday. and there are more to follow II Mr.
Merkt's fabors continue to be as fruitful as they
have been In the past two days.
The following euIding, permits were issued
yesterday: Dayid Wells, three three-stoty and
basement stonc-front apartment houses, TX
xM feet each, Harrison street, near Mich.
fgan avenue, to cost 5000 each; i.o-
renz Brcntano. four tllrce-story and basement
stonc-front dwellings, 2t1x5i feet, North La->
sallo street, near Division, to cost sa0uV each;
John krcchtupck, thrcc-story and basement
storcelwellfng. Hxso feet, No. Isl South Canal
street, to cost $4,000.
The Building Committee held another atar-
chamber session yesterday, and aEnEn discussed
the project now 50 prominently before the pco-
pie who aro to DO taxed to pay for tho eity's
portion Of the Coust-douac. The Committee
arc evidently Of the opinion that what they arc
going To do will create disturbance sotne-
where, and therefore les[re 70 keep buck all lif
fcrences as long az possible lttsknown that they
agurca together before taking any decisive steps
t1wara laying tho foundations md that work
VII keep them 1usy for few days: They bad
much Of the Square will hnvo to b cxcavatcd.
and Civil -Englmrcr Cheney will prepare a state
mcnt and profile from The observations which tle
made.
, 1877-09-08

can excuse The criminal dlErtrard, for 1lfc and
been suborued ny the amiabje DIctssch there Is
no excuse for lin. After all this waiting he
permitted .he $40 people VII? had been latient:
"Ai'nE 10 ~ ~ .n1 nsMgs ~ ~. .pGi ~
might; rang .,!s bell AL confanneu to turn MS
was that nearly half the pedestrians, Ind to
jump for their lives. and that several women
came as near deaths door ~ they ever will
man. 40 called. s}lomli nrnre htn,scjf
n entirr1v irstitrtc of cnmmnn sen.r nsHti lila
fctsrn,,,s1 foni secns tnrrc3jhlr Int there rrrn
~ HEte'he. Aoos III s
, 1877-09-08

Detective John Ryan has three fine seal
sacnues that arc nyaltine claimant at Central
etaftop. They vcrc fo,,n,7 at lin rr.,,1cncr of
1....s,, Bill ~. .ns. H. ua
eos.t" w. ~ 80 4't""a A'ehue, H"a'
as theg Utica heitneF Inc vile nor Two dauGh"
tcrs, Ryan concludes they were stolen.
l.. n ,v-toht ~ ", y, ,vo.t rr,r,,r ..,...
- -. 80, H y. >. ~ ~, ~. .a5.o. sHse1'
ieals taat oeo3Eo ~ hola' als nfolhcf'in-!a~,
Is going astray. md to prevent II he last even
ing causcd his arrest anu that Of Hattie Dayrn-
port, charging them with adultery. The ca.e
vii, eomn in befort Jn,,Ire Aforr,,on to,i,av
Detective James Morgan Yesterday arrested
fellow giving the name Of Michael Earap, who
wns fot1nd In ppsscssIon of q feofn m ho-so.
stolen iron, Justlce David Booth, Of Alont Glare.
Terence Dorsey, Earans c0npantons was also
suspected, and was put ui1dcr arrest to await
further Developments.
sam Fclkcr. nrtyatc ,lrtccttve. was 1ost nioht
locked up at t6o West Madison Street s,at1an
lure dealer at NJ, LID West Madison stTrot.
l1,iiy nnI cnt him scrcrclv rnon the hcntf' o1,
ntr.MG,nt n an otti rr,tsuc, ~f0' s's 1~"A' va
,,....
Jast1cc Snnitoefacid Yesterday continued tho
cases III Henry alcnncssey, e!'arEeu with tho
larceny of 4 horse anil buggy stolen from t'0m-
missioner tofter, ot Tug ln"n Of Lake Water.
Works; and Alexander tock Tor tho larceny Of
rot q carpenter tools from J. N. Fletcher. OF
No- l4b Twenty-accond street.
John Deckau,, aims sSp;tlcr.n vaa vcatcrf1nv
hcf,l in 81 600 10 tiie Crnnni f,nr,rt FIR rolhin.
i, Htattery OF $500 In money. yaiunbIe paners'
and 81, ,JoG In checks, last January. Dcvkaif,.