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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
Seventh Thousand Ready,

Did Coz. Robert Ingersoll write
The ,Fericho Road
Did the Evangelist D. L. Moody write
The Jercho Road
Did Rev. Edward Everett Hale write
The Jericho Road
Did Senator John a. Logan write
The Jericho Road
Did Prof David Swing write
The Jericho Road
Did Hon. John Wentworth write
The Jericho Road
Did Rev. Robert Collyer write
The jericho Road
The Jericho Road
To all these very different persons has the book
been strongly attributed.
EB-You pay One Dollar for the Book and take
your choice Of Authors.
The Hartford Courant calls il
One OF the strongest stories of the season. We
have read every word Of ii, and we do not wonder
thHt speculation as TO It's authorship involves some
very prominent names"
The Springfield Republican calls it
"A swiftly moving story of singular pathos and
humor. Poor Lem by himself Is enough to
craft"
The Boston Traveller calls it
One of the strongest, most effective and most
of the world-we nave read. No one will
deny the story's strength aud force, nor the emf.
nent ability of the writer
The Christian Union calls il
THAT remarkably fresh, strong and racy book
1t Is by power nothing less than genius that our
author gradually draws the reader into the deepest
sympathy with poor Lem; that when the book
Is finished his homelv pathetic figure stays in the
memory-one OF those friends occasionally found
In literature and never afterwards lost
1t will be sent to any address postpaid on receipt
OF prlCe,-$l-by the publishers,
JANSEN, MCCLURE & CO., Chicago.
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nation from being subjected TO the ills which must
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26

Clay's majority in the county 80. Six votes in
Moline for Birney, making 1863 votes in the county
And this number of the Upper Mtssis
stPpton NOV. Is, 1884, gives the last rec,
ord OF Dan Crist as newspaper man-but
to this day no newspaper mans name is so
much on the lips of old settlers as Dan Crist,
and all speak of him with respect, as hard
working, upright and well meaning man.
A friend Of his early days in Rock Island,
but not now resident of this state, writes
me as follows:
Mr. Crist | knew well. He was an in
dustrious, hard working, conscientious
nan; he struggled hard to support his
large family FROM the patronage sparingIy
and almost grudgingly doled out to news
papers in those days. His office was a
poor and primative one and he could not
afford to sort it up" so he had to retire
from the field; but as one of the pioneers
| do not think old Rock Island has anv
need to be ashamed of Crist or his early
efforts in journalism. I hope you will not
let history do him injustice"
ITO be Continued
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
Ghe Chilly AAtgns,
ROCK ISLAND. .ILnrNozs,
(Conticued from second page. !

tContiGued from second page.)
hands of Harmon g. Reynolds, Esq" and
announces that the first number. under
the new management, as a neutral paper,
would be issued about the 5th of Deem
Der. Crist did not announce the names of
the purchasers, but from other sources I
learn that they were Jonah H. Case, Nor
gon Ferguson, and Major F. Wilson.
In the same number was the complete
official vote Of the county for president
the election having just taken place. 1t
was as follows:
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ROSSMAN'S CURE.

IcSs itSCuid' 6dIG hDeum, and all dis
eases OF the Skin, by the use of
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
ITCHING Piles is generally preceded BY
moisture like perspiration producing a
very disagreeable and distressing itching,
particularly at night, after getting warn
IN bed. No humbug-as trial will prove
For sale by all respectable druggists.
RossMAN 4 MCkINsTRY, Hudson, MY.
Proprietors.
Sent By mail for SO cents.
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
Cold, Asthma, raising Of Blood or any az.
tectlons OF the Breast or Lungs, leading &c
Consumption, use
DR.. HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS.
as prepared for over thirty years ~ ]. j
Davlslnow deceased) and YOU " y .5e sure
to find relief. Address ROSSMAN 4
MckINSTRY, who have succeeded ia the
Proprietorship, and sold by all druggist
and dealers in Medicines. For sale hy aII
Druggists in Rock Island.
Sold by Avery & Tyler, Lafayettee. IN.
diana. Fuller 4 Fuller. and VanSchaack.
Stevenson 4 Reed, Chicago, wholesale
agents.
John +. Henry, Curran & Co., Whole
sale Agents, College Place n. Y
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HAIR DYE.
HAIR. nYE-

BATCHELo CELEBRATED HAIR DyR
oest IN the world. The inventor has used thIr
mar, ana no injury TO tbs health; proof hat if ia
tne only true and perfect Dye Harmless reliable.
instantaneous. no disappointment; no ridiculous
the hair soft and beautiful Black or Brown So1S
ana properly applied aG BACHELORS WIG Fsr-
gists - Oil vi us
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
EnamelIed Pipe.

TRY TIE ENAgELLED PIPE. TT VIII. non
! hast or crack and costs only tribe Tae-s than
common iron pipe. Il positively 9gTs BEST thing
Tor water service pipe. haYe the exclusive agea.
Tor ROCK Island. FRED IIAss.
SEeEt: sSincsz
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26

II you feel dull, drOwsy, debilitated have ire
quent headache, mouth tastes badly. POOR appetite
anu LONELY co"teu, yeu are s41erhg from torpid
30 speedily and permanently as to
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
FEFIE - ~ & - - A. r4x-~ ~
- i s. ~ - ~ 4geaaS =. "a Z -sz.sasx

is Prepared 10 Do PI.:MBlN3 IN ALL ITS
branches, also, JaS ana Steam FITTING
Call ane a4Yc estimates made before slrtierj! your
work doEe by ether Parties.
IlOAAS \ II &c. { I..Y..e. Eis,cs, Iaisnd
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CBAS. FTRETG

Is PREPARED TO Do ELL KINDS OF Loo
Hofh aiso 10 repair Sewing Machines.
Al kinds O. SAFE Eyo4k ? Speciality.
Shop on Market Square west side. soatA 81 tn
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STURGEON g. ADAMS.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW
- Otfice i'll Mitchell & Lyndes block Rock Island
III. Have complete set Of Books # Abstracts 0
Title Of Lands IL Rock Island County.
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CHARLES W. O'NETT..
McELHERNE & O'MARA.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW an
y Notary Public. Office over First Nations
o&hh' ROCK Island. 5.13dw6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26

A TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELoRs AT LAW
~ and Solicitors in Chancery Office opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island. Ill s-s0dw1y
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ITO be Continued. !
Piles--1tching Piles

Pos'tigely cnred-also Blind and Bleedine
Piles, tistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis,
eases of the Skin, by the use of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
ARD d. sweeney. WILLIAM JACKS
SwEENEY e JACKSON

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs At Law
n Ofice-Cor. Eagle aud Illinois streets Rock IL
and. Illinois. 1f-1Sd1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26
M. l.. PINKLEY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Office in Bengston's Block, Illinois ST, Rock i
and. Illinois. 3-13dSwem
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DR. WHITTIER,
G.7 S.. Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo
BUSINESS CARDS.
III MI. CORRETT
JOHN 3. HAWLEY-

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In Mitchell &
n Lynde's Block, Rock Island, Ills.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND GENERAL
Collection Agent. Business from a distance
promptly attended to- y 2tdsm
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26

Mott, Of Columbus, Go, are
are among the hundreds to
whom we can refer. Extract
of letter from Hon. Alexau-
der II. stephens, dated March
S, 1o12: Il occasionally use,
when my condiyion requires it,
or Regulator, with good effect.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-26

Liver Disease and Indigestion
prevail to q greater extent than
probably any other malady and
relief Is always anxiously
sought after. II the Liver is
Regulated IN its action, health
health is almost invariably Sc
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09

Ple"ty of SNOW had fallen. and was strip
ped and well rubbed with IL. until began
tn show signs of animation. Then ftictions
with coarse cloth we've used, until | was
sufficiently restored To scream with The tor
ture they we're putting me To. Every lpor-
ton of my body seemed as sensitive as a
boil, felt AS If had been s.nng all over
with wasps OF hornets until was a swollen
pulp ready To burst at any point, like an
over-ripe cherry The i,ints of my fingers.
toes, ankles. and wrists. seemed as if
screwed IN red hot yises till the blood
was ready to ooze ont from the exiremitieS
and could scarcely persuade myself that
my finger aud toe nails were not being
forced oft by the pressure. | soon became
delirious, aud n raging fever set in. from
which did not recover for weeks. But
when did recover my physical condition
was better than before. ] had been slim
and almost runy before. 5ut now be-
came hearty aud robust you me ROW.
so that at sixty | am strong and active "a
most men are at forty. | attribute it tu
my having been frozen to the verge of
death. Cold is undoubtedly iuvigorating.
but even with my experience | would adj
wise the generality of persons Ia take it in
broken dOses.-S Louis Republican.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09
THE Doc OF ST. BERNARD.

Fast falls the snow OH st. Berrard's b;gL
mountain
Storing It's wealth i'm the gullies below:
hiding the streanlet, and sealing the foun-
tain,
And making the valley a wild waste of
Nature is silent-the Winds are all sleepinc.
Ccaseless and stilly the snowy flakes fall :
Mut"Iy the monksof St. Bernard are keepiu o
Iheir vigIis around the red blaze in the
Crash It's an avalanche! Silence no Ion
ger
C"mmunes with night, and the winds cry
aluud,
The wrath of the tempest grows $, ,ronoer am,
Wrapping St. Bernard around with a
Holy ST. Bernard succor the DIVING
Where but this instant the avalanche fell l..
Mother and child in the deep snow are lyiug
Making their grave in the cold mountain
dell
No there is one who ia eaperlv te,r;,o
The hillock of snow from the child's freez
ing breast
And now he in triumph is rapidly hearing
Away tn the convent a perishing glest.
ltobb'd of her child, AZ it q uits her embraces.
Life comes to the mother, it's value has
Or her first, of her only born, gone are all
traces,
save on ,Ie snow-wreath that pillow its
head.
See ! the bereft one with wild terror scream
ing,
Flies DER the mountan--away and away
frenzy itself has no hope of reiecming
Her child, To the wolf or The eayie "a prev
She rea, hes the convcnt-she faiuts at th,
portals
She is horne TO the ball, and to life il re-
stored
She sank AT the gates the most hopeless of
mortals;
And sought, but in dying the child she
adoi eel.
She opens her eyes-on her babe ION her
treasure,
Once more on her mother her darling has
smiled,
She weess, but such tears have their foun-
tain in pleasure.
The dog of the mountain has rescued her
child.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09
II Game at Dress

While Sir William Juhnson was superin-
tendent of Indian affairs IN the Muhaw K
valley. in 1l55. one of his staunchesi
, friends was the old Mohawk Sachrm. Hen-
drick. Sir William had great confidence
IN the old chiefs Judgment. and seldom
made - move against the hostile Indians
aud French without consulting him. IF
they are To fight. hey are too few, if they
are to- be killed. they ARE too MANY - was
his lac"nic response to Johnston 5 question
touching the proIriety of sending out a
small body of men which lie had organized
against an expected invasion.
On certain occasion Sir William was
| unpacking large b"x "f clothing which
he bad inst received fr,,n England. Hen
drick CHANGED &" bs present, aud was par
ticuiarly attracted 10y richly embroidered d
coat which he Saw brought forth aud sI,a
ken out in all its giiiering sl,lendnr of
gold lace and gIlled buttons aud bright
silk facing. The old Ind;an's eyes spaI-
kled, aud he could scarcely keep his hands
from the coveted prize. Bni he held
back, and held his peace for a Time.
On the following morning. however, :ne
chieftain waited upon the governor for :,
purpose, was evident from the intensity
of his look.
''Sir VILLAIN said lie with wide open
eyes, and general expression of wonder.
"me have "A great dream last night Me
dream that you say 10 me, Good HcndI ick
you have been my friend, and now | will
reward you Aud you gave me the new
coat, with the bright gold il, that came
in the box
The baronet reflected a few moments,
and finally said
at is tue, Iler.d:ick. you have been my
friend The coat is youts'
The chief went away fairly beside him
self with delight.
A few days after that said Sir William
said To his dusky ally:
''lIeud, ick. had a dream last night
All and what did my white brother
dream?''
Il dieamed that you took me by the
hand and said to me. Sir w iliam John
sou, you have been INV true friend and
will give you proof of my great love for
you. And yUr, gave to- me the track of
land on the great river and Canada creek -
describing a square territory embracing
nearly one hundred Thousand acTcs of
choice land.
The old chieftain was for little time
utterly coufounded. This WAS the faiIes;
of his domain. But he was not To be ont
done in generosity.
My pale-faced brother,'' lie at length
said, ''the land is yours
And after pause lie added, with sgni-
ficant nod
''Sir William, we won't dream any more
You dream too big for me-
The title of the land was confirmed To
Sir William by the British government and
called the Royal grant. The land WAS
north Of the Mohawk aud lay mostly in
what is now Herkimer county.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09

One of the strangest freaks an record
occurred i'm San Francisco, recently. A
female child was born without eyes,
There was NO indication of the existence
of eyes. The family physician made a
slight incision, thinking that the child had
been born blind, aud that eyes existed.
But no traces of a puPil were found, and
there were no indications of the existence
of matter which forms the eye. The child
is healthy. aud no other deformity exists.
The other children are well formed and
healthy. and the parents are not afflicted
with any hereditary disease-as far as is
known. Leading physicians, of long
practice, say there are very few such cases
known 10 medical scicuce
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09

n CEI'>lTY OF NUIBH Tho M, r.
rhcaiinn "i 9SI654;'2l 10y A. gives 4tIs,..
4f', lrVr,SihG tle "td'-r of the dt..i :
and multiplying l234j61eY bv ~ 90, ..,-,
Irsnh equally cutir,s. 5.Ii5 ar a.
we take l2345e9S9a~ the uutii.l;ca,,5 -
iifrrchanging the fiSustS pf a. -
as the ultiIliei. We nhi ain ,r,.,,.-,.
markahle pr"dnct. G. 6-6 G56. 6n6 -,
lng io the multiaiic;tnd tir>t n>.d re-r-,
o%l' and taking "a AZ the nii.liii.li., -
we get o3 ;;i;;I3. s;sS;'' :s54-an times -,
The h'si aiid last figures. Which -
the mnl'II.iier. Taking tL, - .''' -
lAic'rd aud using p. ,h,- Iliir oT "a -
. mau" H'ici' We get a lIofiuei "f 26. 6GG G6c
o"'--ali SKIES excerpt the first an.l l,s, H..
nirS, winch read together give o.. il,.
nu 'n''icr. Mkt ip;richau..n., - "a
tres IN il" nun b = -. li.d usin~ = - -.
n"iiii'licr with 9S.G5l32i a. he ,r.',,,'5,
cana' we obtain "a lr',duci or nm
l-." ones 'Xeslh ihr iiisl a,.l la.i a.
"'",- WHICH ie~d ;vs, u4eI ris, - IL
u.l:liipiiet. - 'i'S
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09
A QUEER CALF-Nr. James McManus,

A QUEER CALF.-Nr. James McNanus.
resident of Fools ilIh, on Bear river,
New. who is engaged in mining. OWNS a
COW, which eight munt> ago gave bnth Ia
calf. The calf WAS kept up So as Ia in-
duce the muIher to ret uu home in the
evening to he MIXED AMI >uckle it. Ai'ou.
six months after she gave birth t"ihe calf,
failing 10 come home IL usual. Mr.. McMa-
nus instituted sraich aud found her. she
having just given birth IL anuiler calf of
queer species. not being lalgcr than a
young fawn. With the exception of it's
ears being small. it's hra6, legs and tail are
those of a deer. the body aud hair covering
il like that of "a calf Ii was quite spy,
aud the mother seemed to be very foud of
il. There has been no trouble 81, far in
raising IL. and it il now two months old
aud thriving splcndidiy. IL is beg inning
to show signs of horns, which are covered
with velvet. like n deer's. 4 good many
persons have been IL see this really re
markablc curiosiIy.a and il presents prob
lem for the scieui:s:s 10 solve.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-09

AN AMUSING INCIDENT-A rather
amusing idcidcnt is told as having occur
red recently at church IL C"nuecticut
not many miles from Fairfield. The cler-
gyman. il would appear, desired to call the
attention of his congregation To- the fact
that it being the last Sunday of he month.
he would administer the rite of baptism To
children. Previous to his having entered
the pulpit lie had received frnm one Of
his elders, Who. 10y the way. was quite
deaf. Il notice ~ the effect that aS the chill
dren would he present :hat P. NJ, aud
he had the new Sunday school books ready
for dist ritution. he would have them there
to sell to all who desired them. After the
sermon the clergyman began the u"tice az
bapti>mal service, thus ''All Of those
having children aud desiring tu have them
bapti>ed will bring them this afternoon.
At this point the deaf elder. beaI ing the
mention of the children, supposed it WAS
something in reference la his buoks, and
rising, said: And all of tl,>.. having
none. aud desiring them, will bc supplied,
10y me for the sum of twenty five cents"
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p TORS NOTICE

~ hereby y, ,l"HS HEWITT. decd
ear Estate nr ven that letters t.s,,,na,,
srt lmhria c,n,,. ,n Hewitt. late OF ~, jIitzin
b n N. IN ler.i,n,' y, deceased. have been is'
1 tti'', e.tate a.. To whom ali persons in
sp,,,'glih and ,Lf.r IRE .requested to make tav.
t,.. pleasc ro's r,,,', having claims - . n I
Element present them properly pro.
!. IGSyi.AaSS HEWITT
N..-5t.. Il C.lSTE, Executors.
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: : ioRS NOTICE

f. q 'e,,amcr",il.I 'e,,lr "l > As. Jos. DEARMIrr
=, late Of Tr,a1r. r1.. "n the cstat, of las los
|h.,,l ~ Granted ,lu,Id township, deceased.
r. y, Camhri, .,.., 10 The undrrsiened uy lie
P a'e are b.r.''Sulniy an persons Indebted
%'le Witn.U, notified that payment
|tl,,i.l.'i the cam. ,... ~. and those having
L,g., L,g,., Tor .rtr ,,, .,,, present them proper
+ jaRTEsw jaRT sw,AGNEiR%''
'h;;-s@.f s@fS AcMULLEN. Executors.
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ESTiBLIsHED 1868.
Is. X \. II. Lacey. j
Attorneys at" Law,
tyath ST.. H0ShiHgtOH, ID. C..
Inventors.


Fd7pien.s IN all Countries No ATToR-
y "a AINASCE No charge unless the
.saIci Npires tor making prelimin-
lstions No additional fees Tor obtain
as.dtn arrHrarIHg = cCial attention
trrlererrr 1srs before tie ; aten' OF
1''uh, teiurc Cungr, s.. Infringement.
-'rsEi States and all ittigdIion apI.er-
lHycnt.aHs or Farcnts SEND = AMP
hsLGT GIVING - IL INsTRUCTIoNs.
-Naies eurts aai i,e lsa r ssPnt t..
tse'l'et 10 the "A rene Court of the
Maze '1ur' 1i titsmS. CuurI ot Comm :
aaatamd claims. >Gut hcrn Claims 'cn-
ia.i! classes Vi war claims before the
y departments.
irrrsr> oi Pay and Bounty.
Il 'olDE@s. and SAILORS Of the lat
--i -ers are .r many cases entitled to
ID iae ,io'crDment. ol which they have
Pee Write tat! his ory of service. and
i'.-ll o. i'aN ami bounty received. In
| z ahi uii reply after examination,
|sHi ia Without -Iarge.
Pen>ion-
~ Ssiifrs and sIi'O.S wounded. rup-
!. .-'-i 10 'h' late war however siix htIy,
[-.s" ant can obtain a pension.
|'H>'Hi"N General and Oa.ce.
=! Llhi Gases. Private Land Claims,
4 tAp.iyH. and Homestead cases pros-
~"'s 'h. General Llui ON - anI De-
r. 81 ;hs Interior.
land Warrants.
-. 'lr Bounty Land Warrants and
''s'I-nicHce with sII parties hsvin !.
k,.,, ~, .a. 2.'e inland explicit instructions
.allrn are impcriect.
a., - ,ur ru,nrs in separate bureaus
t,..I..-., ~, '!eT-ca! assistance Of able md
-. ~ ,.l4Egrr' sad 4ive our closes, personal
4. o. Important paper prepared II
t,.., ,..H ,'yll!-'s' attention thus secured to
-''' 'l. -as;e'lus. address
RS.Aa.P. LACEY. Attorncy.
ASHINGTON. ID G..
I ..,..'.'' % Information astothe stand
!, 80. ....''ii'''' "i The members of the flrm
:. i-'''. "s 'uruisLeI with a satisfactory
T.! "r Congressional district.
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st and partial ac-

NOTICE.-The first and partial ac-
Az count of Joseph Crisfe. committee of
Ellen q. Caiian, widow OF William CaIian; de-
c,.ase,i hss been nles in this Office. and will he
presented for the action of tho Court. on the nrst
B Met 'OLGAN. Proth'y.
Prothonoiary-s OF. g. Ebcnsbuis, Jaa> 50 lS.'ss'