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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-04-04
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POLITIClL AND HISTORICAL RTESfS.

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q successful termination.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20
In the Sweet By-anu-Bv

cannot but be the happy thought as tn,
fortunate recipient of the Rocky Noun
tain Tours" scans its wonderful attrac.iv.
pages and peruses it's fascin4,ing descrip
tons. Most beautifully embellished Will
new and highly artistic engravipgs, il
letter press a model of Typographical
richness, and the arrangement throughou
simply superb, the Rock Mountain Tours
is worthy of comparison with Pctauesou,
Anacrica or The Aldme. 1t is written II
gossipy, graphic style, covering details o.
the tour through the garden of the South
west 1.-THE Arkansas Valley, Southern Kan
sas), to the very heart of the Alps 0,
America-the Rocky Mountains. Jaunt.
are made to all the famous resorts of Col
orado, the remarkable ruins, the springs
the mines, and, in short, to every point OF
interest to tourist, agriculturalist, capitalist
miner, and invalid With the Tourist. the
San j uan Guide keeps fitting company
and the two publications are mailed free te
all writing for one or both to T. J. Ander.
son. Topeka, Kansas.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20
Ghe entity Arg,'s,
ROCK ISLAND, .-.,......111zao1s
Poetic Vengeance.

1t is well known that MIR. Lincoln hac
no sympathy with the extremists of hi,
party, aud that they took no pains to con-
ceai their hatred of him. 1t is we'll known,
TOO, that he had determined upon a con.
servative line OF policy toward the south.
and that, had he lived, he would have
endeavored to follow it out, That he
would have been crushed 10 the attempt
IS almost certain, but that ne would have
fought radlcalsm to the bitter end is
quite certain. His death was a god-send
to the Radicals, and the vindictiyeoess
with which they combined to attack his
successor shows what Lincoln would have
had to endure from them. The much.
abused my policy of President johnson
was nothing more nor less than the Lincoln
policy--the policy of peace and paci6eation
as opposed to the policy of fanaticism and
hate. Jehuson was bound hand and foot
and prosecuted from the beginning to the
end of his term by the very men who were
shouting themselves hoarse in praise of
the martyred Lincoln"
We have had twelve years OF the anti.
Lincoln ohnson policy, and every mouth
OF that period has brought fresh vindica-
ton OF the wisdom and patriotism of the
principles which Radicaiism triumphed
over-princfples which in spirit and mean
ing are pure Democratic. but tine at
last makes all things even - occasionally.
more than even. Had Tiiden obtained the
seat which rightfully belongs to him, he
would have done what Hayes is now doing:
done 1t more promptly, more vigorously it
may be. but in the end perhaps no better
tie would have been assailed BY the Re-
publican party as johnson was aud as Lin.
coin would have been; but Hayes, whom
the Republican party put in Office at sac
rihce of Eonor and honesty, compels his
political friends to drink from the Gun they
have so often rejected with scorn and con-
t, mpt Democrats stand by him because
be is following the Democratic progr lmme.
and Republicans dare not throw him over
board because they voted and cheated for
him. 1t Is rare specimen of poetic ven
geance, this demolition of Republican re-
construction by Republican president;
and 1t is hardly to be wondered at that
the party OF great moral ideas" does not
relish eating its own dirt. Nevertheless
the dirt must be eaten, and those who
secretly reJoiced when the assassin's bullet
sent Lincoln and his peace policy out of
the world, and who thought they were
doing God service by bounding johnson
for four years, can now roll Hayes as a
sweet morsel under their tongues, and find
In the retributive justice such lessons as
they Mays. Louis ReD.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20

pies the face lost manhood positively Ladies'
wanting the most delicate attention. call Pleasant
home for patients book the mion-Marriage Guide
which tells all about Diseases should marry why
not 10 cents to postage Dr. James has fifty and
parlors. You but the Doctor.
Pm; Sunday, 10 to H. DR.. James is 60 years age
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20
CHARLES w 0,NrTr

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW an
80 u' 5.13dw6m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20

MOTHERS can secure health for thei,
children and rest for themselves by the
use of Castoria, peafect substitute for
Castoria Oil. 1t is absolutely harmless
and is as pleasant to take as honey. Fol
Wind Collie. Sour Stomach. Worms OF
Constipation, for young or old, there i.
nothing IN existence like it. 1t is certain
it is speedy.
CAKED BREASTS. Rheumatism, Sciatica
Swelllngs, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Burns,
Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and allfesh, bone
and muscle ailments, can be absolutely
cured by the Centaur Liniments. What
the W bite Liniment is for the human
family, the Yellow Liniuentis for spawned,
CALLED, and lame horses and animals.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20

The Word ''Sozodont," which is fast
becominga household word. is derived
from the Greek, and composed of two
words. Sozo aud Odontes. tSozo" trans
lated means to preserve, and "Odontes''
the teeth Sozodont, preserver of the
teeth. AND 1t IS true to its name. For
identifying and preserving the teeth.
hardening and invigorating the gums. and
correcting all impurities of the breath, il
is without peer in the world.
Spaldlng's Glue will mend everything
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BUSINESS CARDS.
M MI. CORRETTs

ATTORNEY AT LAW Office in NT,tcba
~ Lynde's Block, Rock Island, lille.
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n N. STURGEON r-,c,.,-
STURGEON & ADAMS

ATTORNEYS AND CouNSEIoRs AT Y.n
~ ~ once In Mitchell & Lynde's block. Rock Island
~. nave complete set OF Books of Abstracts
Ailie Oh Lands in Rock Island County.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20

A depressed, irritable state or r,,v..z .
weak, nervous, exhausted feeaiuys
mo energy or animation; a confusefs
mead, weak memory. often with rsa-
hnitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
andiscretions. This NERvGUs DEBILITY
nnds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
1t tones up the system. arrests discha. e dispels
the mental gloom and desponden.. snd reiuve,
mates the entire system. It is perfectly harm.
Aess ana always efficient. Price IS, for package
OF nVe boxes and large % vial of powder, which
Important IN Old, serious cases; or 81 per single
box, Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent bv mai
On receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS,
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC M>0JCTNR 20
no. S02 BRoADwAY, II. 7.
az See -arge advertisement
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DR.. JAMES,

AOcE H0Spet0Ss
2O4Washington ST.,
Cor. Franklin, CHICAGO.
Chartered by the State Of
Illinois for theexpresspurpose
of giving immediate reflex in
. allcases ofprivate, chronic and
urinary diseases in al their
4 complicated forms. 1t is well
known DR.. james has stood at
the head of the profession for
the past thirty years. Age
and experience are all impor-
tant. Seminal Weakness,
night losses by dreams, PIN.
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VIM. T. Zimmerman.

DRACTICAL PIANO TUNER AMI ppcr11
= ter Leave orders with John Zmmer man
Plano MANUFACTURER, 40 Main St. near Frat M,
tional Bank, Davenport Iowa fi's' Ma
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-04-20
Orleans Street Liverv

A HENRY, LIVERY FEED. SALE AND
"a Boarding Stable Parties and Funerals Spe-
ciaiiIy Orleans Street, between Buffalo and Ea-
Charges reasonable. % tsaf1
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Hotels
BARNUM's HOTEL.


j order to meet the wants of the transient pat
= Tous OF TINS Hotel. rates have been reduced 10
rooms It's eminent standing will be fully main
tsineo in every particular
L. A. PRATT, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19

ING seGshness sought 10 fasten upon generous nos
nitality no stigma But when the same PRESIDENT.
tbriddinq the Maine Wilderness was welcomed ana
entertained by the Speaker of the National House
of Representatives who was outside OF me Con0fe-
0aiiopaIisPs guild that astute oracle baptized anew
with the large-mnded, fragrant, Pauline charity
which thinketh no evil looked below the surface
and saw in the hospitality an act which would be
rs likely to bring the host into notice as to confer
pleasure upon the guestl
Let me not for moment be supposed, by infer
cncc or insnuaton, to say one word against INC
Copqreqaioratsfs friends or its devotion TO their
cause. yield to none in afectiOnate reverence for
Gov. Buckngham-a sweet-sOuled saint on earth as
he is in heaven; than whom the selfseelSing ex-
Speaker had no iirmcr friend, wiser counselor no
more enthusiastic admlrcr Far distant be the day
when Mr.. Frost shall join him in the skies, where
doubtless he will ono day join him-where doubtless
also that Christian hero, Mr. Smith, has found rest
from his prosecutions, and where, without personal
knowledge would gladly minister TO Speaker Kerr
an abundant entrance The CorHeJqiionaiisfs GER
tifratc of character. OF Mr.. Rufus Hatch, whom |
have never seen, can form not only moro pleas
ing. but a more natural picture sailing down Sum
mer seas with the delighted and delightful Edtorln-
chief of The Congregd'iondlist, than rampaging
TIE TRIBUNE. The CcngrcgdG0rGIisfs friendship no
doubt radiatos sunshine through Somcrsct-st., but
il is not The center Of lie and light for the whole
world. What maintain is that its standard IS pro
vincial, capricious, impractcable, and therefore
ytia;es It's Judgment. Men cannot all be Democrats,
or live IN Chelsea, or stop the mouths OF reform
editors with ocean steamers. Bat these misfortunes
ought not 20 he counted unto man for unrghteous-
ness Conceding to Chelsea folk every virtue under
heaven, ! still maintain that people who live out
side the city limits Of Chelsea have rights which
The Copg,cyahopai5i is bound TO respect. If Ihe
COn6Tcgqi0Rdls! would cease 20 consider personal
non-acquaiatance as synonymous with total depraY-
nv if il would cease to consider Republicanlsm as
prima facie evidence of fraud, if 1t would plume ITS
wings ior the yet unyisoned hight of knowing what
it is taking about its political utterances would
acquire the only quality of which they aro as yet
dcstiiatc-yalue. Its course hitherto has invested
with the character of prophecy the prognoSticat'ons
Of lie Pcua-,ltGHia RACKET and Daily 4drcfti'T OF
March 10, 1879:
Tie clergy Of the United states Of every denomination
arc Ut present truly respectable. ana VIII retain lcSct
bity as long thcy cUEtlEc O. hiciioFc ~ Atf ar
asib, n psrty matters. Clergyman IN bis DehaNior
uugh- 10 "c5clDic q 1'Od woman
We al know how as,iduousiy good women refrain
from interfering in politics and what fearful and
wonderful muGdc they make of It when they 90
not GAIL HAMiLlo"'
Aprl 25 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
THE WASHINGTON SQUARE MURDER.
ARREST or HRRMANN'S ASSAILANrS.


Coroner WOltman impaneled jury yester-
day and they viewed he body OF Maximan Hermann,
vino was stabbed in wasbingtOn-squa on Thursday
night in a brawl with Louis Reno of No "a thompson
st, Giovanni Ribarlo Of No 20 Thompson ST. and Ed
ward Walker Of No. 2L5 EzaDethst The body Dad
been removed to No % Boeclerst, the residence OF
young Hermann's father. Deputy Coroner Cushmh
found wound tho right aide Of the neck half IN men
In width and inches In depth, dividing the )ugn'ar
vein Another wound had been inflicted upon the rgnt
shoulder. Death in DR.. Cushmans opinion, had beeh
due TO shock and hemorrbagc. The inquest was then
adjourned until a future day Reno committed 10
INC Tombs az the principal and RibarO and walker 10
the House Detention witnesses TIC tuhCIal lS 10
be held the Lutheran Cemetery, East NeW-York' on
Sunday next ,,------
walker is booback, IL years Of age and he was or
rested at Broadway and Sprng-sL about Z 1VcOcK yes
erlay morning. Reno tOuna latcr in tne IuluSuo
store OF Warren, Ward & Co., at spring ana CrosOy
one Of his had been cut, ana hiood wh' on hH
SHIRT and coat. lie accused RibariO OF SiaDoing ipT
manu. saying that he cut him with llg kh!ic WIN
white ivory handle, and washed the blood on III th5
yard IN the rear OF No 20 ThOmpsOn-st IDarlo dene
this accusation, declaring that Reno huset siaODe.
Hermann vita his POCkst-hnfc, ard pointed 10 tno DOou
on his and shirt proof 81 the truth o ms S.Jte
mcnt Walker supported This statement, ana said tnht
Reno exclaimed aittrWHld, " ! guess out MIN pretty
bad" Reno said t.Iht nc 10 years 0f age, baiFe
OF Paris, bat had lived iu this country II yeatt
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
AMERICA SUPPLYING AMMUNITION.
HlP,IgNTs UF COSIEABtSD GOODS TO THE BEI
LlGEEENTs.

The manufacture OF arms and ammunition
In the United states for the bci-crtuts IL more extern
sve than H. generally Known 9th the TURKS ana ii5
sans have active IN the shpnrut of munitions ~
war rori thi, country EIcB Guyen, nj has IFS AGENTS
quietly al work. The Turk have s"ny two '.caneI' ahH
one sailing vessel from this country laden with arH'
and At is believed that others have gone To Hu5au5
have loaded moi less than three sailing vessels wi yan-
able csrgocs this character and the american brig Il
J. Pettenclil Capt. Edward Hail. AM belonging to J. s.
Win.low 4 CO. OF Portland Maine, Is no" ioading
with ammunition ~ rrcutirs's s;ors. Brooklyn. Capt
Hall was not OIL b,aIi Thursday when the reporter %
IHE TKnu>E called. Tho ajcycdore's gang was busy
loaing tie vessel .Cycr ZOO barrels oi percussion
ca Tor field guns hal becn pus board and 100 bar
rels mora were cxpcc;oi \ iigi:ter was alongside,
Oaicd with Henc;i".iir Sc1'cd 3Nr3 ~ NJ cariid rs
zach 3oy co,t.iurI ab1Gt 1000 cartr.d S, partt ~
smaller boxes oi J. clid. .'s Zach Ab"E' @3oo IArs
@ '' n,i,'' - , "trd mn t.. ,r,mf,ji ON came
ron .}riJc .urt ana SeWliaycn TIE YosaciS dtsJua-
Two Other yrcs the larls Fannie and l., nora, With
car.grs ,iiu r io thai Oi to Ptru-I have irt tbs
port aud Il s stated that ihe ieOuoia iss aren waiting
outside ic cua,ola ~ one 90 ihr E'"I' % INC IL
the agents 81 Tie H.:--ln government i"i 2'V'o h
rl7 Ui Powder ab'u. lire" mon hs ago. an 40 .o'u'
op-iirtl is already been shipped Inc other DO
,but g0ti 1, %. br,, mrtnl AMI :LOuOuuU 90 UO,,-
600 c.l:uu.,3. 70 10 ~ ~ stated !h1t "idrIS have
brrn received nr iucie"s supply oi SlHtI d Nr'
t..,; TIE total ORDERS rrIdy Sircu Wvu.i "h'G, -
T,r ;i..,Il. - 0s6OcO ct.!ldars /, the klr,!iyo ot
E.,pi. aId .a u lar. par, O, iAc khe.nt, au.J Is
ar..~l with &c Remington T.i!', fhr ca,H!ytS could
probably furnished ruu tis cul'r' "a sso cost ti.n
Iniormalion blamed yesterday sr,u-.acl. tie BELIEF
.l tuc IIs.aI i.t is gone 70 .ci fJr :r purpose Of
cruising - c ..ari, c''.i hd inDr,ptl;- s,Li. oi
Tie yo.acis Aay.- mInf "Ha oi var "a Hglid ,,t lu
hcy. IL siltrd jt tir rJnmt 90 tiH l'''il
n.rtAad brn ,i"mgd 'nAt .'2 Vas ,''n .,,, 30
ann, anu "i"inut'n 10 .o"a.t t',,' ' en- ',' i
I,,Ic,ttd lu t-c Ni.chi ser Arms company -' 20
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
POOL swINDLiYG IN JERSEY CITY.
Two pool-rooms have been opened this wee

Two pool-rooms have been opened tins week
in Jersey city" Tatcralrs Turf Exchange" formerly
of No. 237 Broadway in this city, and JohnSonS, for
merly at Twenty and Broadway The former
is at No Exchangc-plaee on tho first block from
ferry, and the latter the block above.
At " "Tittcrsal," ~ said t1at the law went into
force Ia NcNNOrk May lJ and that tbcy bad closed
Monday and moved 10 Jersey city Business, they
sHd, htd not been brisk In Jersey tty yet chiefly be
cause Kelly a BllS,s Turf Exchange Twenty ghth-
and Loycl's. were st running in NcwGork but IL
probable that these would close and move To
Jersey City, when all who wished 10 buy pools would
have cross the ferry.
August Rodger@, 80, OF No. J32 East Fourteenth
ST., wnile at Fulton Market last evening, about
O'Clock. by the heat and carried In
insenslbe condition " the Chnmbtrs strcet HOsptaL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-19
BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORK.
TnED NATIONAL BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL CONvEN-
IION AND INSTITUTE.


BOsToN, May 1S.-The third National Bap-
st Sunday school Convention and Institute under the
auspices OF the American PA licaton Society met here
last night Delegates from all parts Of tbs country
present. Dr. Warren Randolph Of New-ersey presided
The Hon VIM Sticncy Of the District Of Columbia and
James Howard OF Connecticut chosen ylcc-prcs
dents and j. II. Choeyer Of Ohio and the Rev George
Cooper of Pcnuy ylyania secretaries An address OF wei
on behalf the Bapt,ts made by the Rev Geo
G. LOrmer, to which 4 Response made by the Rev
Dr Hanson of Philnicphh Ihe Rev. j. g. BALDWIN OF
New York spoke 0n Character As an Element In sue
Ccssfu Teaching and Prof Backus OF NasSar College on
Euthusiasm "a Power In Work"
This morning the Rev. Dr &c. Taylor OF Rhode
lug the Whole Church for the study Of the Word OF God
After remarks by tlo Row DR.. t. Grith OF pcnHsyI a
the i've minute rule adopted and the discussion
proceeded. The members who took part Mr. Car
OF indianapolis the Rev +. O.. Ihcarie Of Illinois
MI Fullerton Of chusctts Charles Rhodes Of ONO
Prof ShGTWn Of NeW-JcrscY, and Henry T. Ii,coIn of
give his views Of the means 10 be- adopted more I'M detail
aud TO relate his experience and management In the
work and he proceeded tU do So.
Prof Ban rOft OF ihoc Island explained his system at
some length Dr. Bi1by Of DR. Tayors church also tcs
nc1 TO the benefits OF DR.. TayiOr's system Lincoln
Chase Of Massachusetts, and Mr. Dudley OF New Haven
Conn, made remarks
As Woodwork " Boston Mass. read pauer op the
Obliga ions resting upon the most penenced Chris
ans engage in teaching the Word OF God" The sub
ject discussed by Mr. Lows OF Massachusetts Prot
j. &. Loud d. d., OF Peunsy lyania the Rev DR. Hague
Of Boston, toe Rev. James Llsk Of Ponnsylyania Dr
Bi1by Of Rhode Island the Rev. MI Davies oi Boston
Dr. Blend OF Massachusetts. Further remarks were
made by the Rev j. T.. Wilson OF Nsw7Jefscy DR. T. \
Henson Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Ingalls, OF Mcthuea Mass
the Rev T. H. Hartman Of AmCsbuTy, Mass tho Rev
Mr. Theare Of Illinois and the Rev Dr George ~ Gar
diner Of Ohio. The ohairnen OF tue committees on rrso
lutOns and oDrollment were appointed