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fur Mrme.
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tlnft itber Die 8ranfbeiten ipiini1t, oenen II am mel
fen ausseiest 1T, in Jplst bon nnflu9beit ooer Orb.
ti1feft.
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x ~, perlangt fir bas bette ulro leidtelt per-
%ykNlkN fduflide Bud, bas ie berausyt9eben
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sunsen fir Nsenten.
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4p23nou] philadelphia, pa.
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franfbeiten, MuSiblas. Tieberfefen, GeiTdbtss
rofe, Tins,pHrn,. SalS Nheum, GriippeIas, Ncne.
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eneen unn fdmerjtiAen MuSleerunsen, Nad,t.
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benstraft fimc in Der Neidbspeitc Ser betlenben
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pbt9en NGllen 8enH9en. bic getpaltige SeiIfraft
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weiien.
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burb %beitdnoig fortIbreitenoe Nb9Gnee uno ,3er-
iebun9 berunterfommt. enollh glidt, bielen 8erIuiten
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Stpd Speculatipmen

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ausgefibrt. Puts and Calls an bic beiten bGlIer ,u
Haten. Soften 500 big 5000, bic Of
$1,000 6eminn brinaen. painpbIete. Die erflaren,
ipie gDaa Street Spseulationen aus9efibrt nerben.
frsi p%srianbt. s6idt mad einem Grelnplar.
3umbriese s &c.,
Yantiers unb Brotere
1898 un. NDaI Ctr. Rem DIOR,
, 1877-12-28
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, 1877-12-28

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@Qlte8 un0 hiBtQeS fieber.

3ebellt fir so Gents. &s quot tein anberes 99ens in
Der Welt, mas 10 ihnea aue Mrtem bon 6ieber beiit,
nep9rt.r l s sGn f semnS.n. ,np Sa1' i, Svs @dSarlab Doe Wer pese.
Teber ober selbes Sfieber beiBen, as unter 3u5le.
bnng BON 8aoma,Js pilen, oas s1teabp Neitef"
Hacwap'S. Niur 81 Gents Die Jlalbe!
, 1877-12-28

Issa esafans e~ssstssass ~ s~ ssas Mn.
1sstss UuaEn. "
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
John sherman,s Communism.

From the international Review.
lt is significant and startling event
that prominent statesman, aud the domi-
nant party is one of the largest states, for
mally propose rs a remedy the virtual con-
troll OF railways by the federal government.
Does any man seriously believe that four
thousand millions Of property, with rev,
enues o! FIVE hundred millions yearly, il
the hands Of men who already make and
unmake senators and representatives 10
many states, can DO controlled by a free
government 1t would be simpler to elect
Col Scott perpetual president of the Uni.
ted States, with powers of dictator. If ever
the limited States makes it necessary for
railway property aud railway managers
either to control the government Ga be con.
trolled by it, the end is sure. The neces
sity of self-prOtection against the commu-
nistic spirit in congress will band together
instantly all railway owners aud managers,
not to resist but to run" the government.
-Four thousand millions will never be own
ed by two hundred men who think back
pay aud mileage ''an object" aud vote
themselves toothpicks and the Thanking priv.
ilege. We shall surely escape commun.
ism, in that case, because we shall surely
take despotism as better.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24

The executive committee Of the working
mems party, in the course OF long address
to the people of Ohio, say they have
nothing to hope for from either of the old
parties, as neither have been in sympathy
with labor. That is easy to say, but work.
iugmeu know better. The assumption
that the old parties are made up of people
who are not workiDgmen will not stand a
minute in the face of facts. The demo
cratic party is made up largely of Level
headed workingmeu, aud It's record on the
question Of sympathy with workingmen is
worth more than all the resolutions eyer
formulated on the subject, if for no other
reason than that nine-tenths of the demo-
Gratis Of the country are workingmen,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24

Discovery of Satellites of Mars--Con
junction of Saturn and Mars.

A satellite of Mars was discovered by
Prof Hall, at the Naval Observatory, in
Washington, on the night of Aug. l6. 1t
was observed on the Fights of the 10th,
18th, aud 18th of August. Another sat
elite was also supposed to have been seen
on Saturday night, but the existance Of this
second satellite is not absolutely certain.
The satellite in its appearance is faint
object of about the size OF a star of the
thirteenth magnitude, and it was possible
to discover it only by putting Mars, which
is now exceedingly bright, out of the field
of the telescope. The distance of the first
satellite from the planet is between four
teen and fifteen thousand miles. which is
less than that of any other known satellite.
The diameter Of the new satellite is very
small, probably not more than so or 100
miles. These discoveries, if verified will
rank among the most interesting CT the
century.
Mars and Saturn will come twice into
conjunction in short time, the first time
upon August 9th, and the last on No
vember 3rd At the first conjunction
they will rise at about 81 o'clock II
the evening. and they will be only elev
en- minutes apart, and can both be includ
ed in the same telescope vision, present
| ing one of the most beautiful sights thai
the heavens ever afforded.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24

Secretary Sherman was only partially
successful 10 his recent speech 10 explaining
his financial policy and making it accepta-
bic to western Republicans. The Cincin-
natl Castle says:
Upon the whole, we 10 not think Mr.,
Sherman's exposition Of the finances will
prove satisfactory to the country. 1t will
certainly not be accepted as satisfactory
by the people of Ohio.
The Chicago Tribune thus expresses its
disappointment:
1.-The reader cannot fail to be impressed
with the striking resemblance between Mr..
Sherman and that other historical 6nalcier,
Mr.. Micawber, 10 their strong hopefulness
The secretary insists that he will resume,
as Micawber did that he would pay, but
is equally oblivious or indifferent as to how
he will do so. He says the day for resump-
ton is seventeen months off, and evidently
rests his faith on the assumption that in
the interval of time something will turn
up that will enable him to fructify his
promise. We confess that we are disap-
poined in this part of the speech, which
practically means nothing, except that the
secretary has no defnsd policy for the flu
ture, or none that he dare avOw.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
Standing Army.

Gov. Hampton expressed the true senti-
meut, when serenaded at tie White Sui
phur Springs, few nights ago. He said
81 am opposed to an increase of the
army, lin fact, to any large standing army;
aud believe that the gallant citizen sol r.
diers could always be relied upon for the
protection of life aud property and the en-
fOrcement of the lava"
These are sound views, which will 6nd
a responsive echo from the American peo
pie, without regard to party or section
This is government of the people, anC
no large standing army is needed to full
its functions. Aud what is more, none
will be permitted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
A Defeat that will be Welcomed

From Gen Beatty's Speech at the Anti-Hayes Re-
publican Meeting In Columbus, o.
We meet here tonight as Republicans
who for twenty years have stood by the
party, sOrrowing in It's defeats. rejoicing 10
its victories. We have reachSH period in
it's history when radical change is proposed; ;
when Republicans must either abandon
the convictions of lifetime, or take issue
with unfaithful leaders who have by hy-
pocrisy, treachery, and fraud obtained con-
troll OF the organization and seek to use it
as an engine of oppression, as an instru-
ment by which all the party has done dur
ing the past sixteen years may be undone
or rendered valuelcss.
True men may be compelled to submit
to injustice; but they cannot be compelled
to consent to it, Now that the Republican
party of Ohio has drifted into the hands OF
cowardce and treachery, the better men
of the party may we'll welcome any dis.
aster that will purify, elevate, and bring il
back to principle; and a defeat that will
rid it of hypocrites, traitors, and sneaks
will, doubt not. be accepted by honest
men as an earnest of coming victories and
a more glorious future"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24

A VALUABLE MEDICINE. in
various forms has for many years been one
Of the chief articles in the Mdte1id Medicd
for the treatment of certain diseases,
among which are chiefly those affecting
the urinary, digestive. and circulatory or
gans. The difficulty that was long ex-
perIenced in obtaining preparation of
this valuable drug that could always be
relied upon for uniformity in strength and
absolute purity led to the introduction of
Helmbold's Extract of Bucku, which for
the last quarter of a century has been ex-
tensively used both by physicians and in
house and family practice, and with very
gratifying success. This medicine, like
every other valuable thing, has been imi
tated, and those who have use for it will
do well to see that the obtain the eenaint
''Helmbold Buchu," the only pure anG
reliable preparation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
Blaine is as Sitter as Ever.

From the Cleveland Plandealer.
The figure that James 81. Blaine cut in
the state republican convention at Augusta
was that of one of mans most faithful
companions" that has had all the fight
taken out of him, and is willing to curl his
tail tight up between his legs and sink
under the first convenient barn. We look
10 vain for the soap'chewing, scalp-hunt-
ing, Hayes -hungry malcontent, who has
been supposed to thirst for the blood of
the administration ever since last spring,
| 10 the mild hammered, oil-casting, peace
loving gent, who called the convention to
order on Thursday. But though Blaine
took the floor" aud opposed both pro-
posed amendments to the resolutions. one in
favor of, and the other in opposition to
Hayes, and announced that he was Sin
favor of peace" let it not be supposed that
James has undergone change of heart.
He is as bitter against Hayess administrs
ton as ever, as is evidenced by the resolu'
ton (see dispatches) which he permitted
TO pass regarding the effects of Hayes's
southern poicy-only the wild catamount
of the Penobscot has been tanned, has had
his claws cut off, his tail attenuated, hi:
fangs drawn; he will strike hereafter, anC
as often as he can get a chance, but only
in the dark aud from behind.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
THE SHADOW OF THE GREAT
FRAUD.
Why Hayes ParalSzes all Who Come in
Contact With Him.
From the Baltimore ,sazette

From the Baltimore Gazette,
Leave all hope behind, ye who enter
here" were the words which Dante's
gloomy imagination read, written over the
dark rocky portals of the internal regions.
1t might perhaps, apply equally we'll to all
WHO enter into official relation with Ruth
erford Is. Hayes. That statesman appears
to be like the electric fish that numbs and
paralyZes all who come into contract with
him, whether as friend or foe, Friends
that flock to his seryice--and there be
many who love ofice-seem to suffer in
slant blight. Fair regulations become
tainted, great talents prostituted, vast en-
ergies torpid and dead. 1t is because Mr..
Rutherford B. Hayes is frand
But if blight. torpid, and death fall
upon the abandoned servants and open
enemies of Mr.. Hayes, what happened &c
those who seek to live under bis baleful
shadow How fair did Mr.. Evarts stand
before he became the conscious agent anG
spokesman of fraud and took his fee il
cabinet position? How fair did Car
Schurz stand before he knowingly anC
shamelessly took a cabinet position of {;
fraud; and now all the hypocrisies of hi
political life are being torn away, leavinC
him naked to public contempt. How fai
did Stanley Matthews stand? Yet by hi
devotion to Hayes he lost the respect o
his own party and is to-day fallen man
LET the reader tell over to himself the lis
of those who have served Hayes, and b.
will find that those who served him bes
are now most bankrupt of respect, useful
ness, or influence 1t is because he is
fraud. Leave all hope behind, ye VIII
enter here!
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
A Stateaman Missing.

rIOiu inc
/ am tempted to add-for such is the
rumor of the hotel lobbies--that ex-Sec-
rotary BelknaD has been lost. The only
parties anxious to know have tried consid-
cradle, but have been unable to ascertain
his whereabouts. He has been reported
at several places, but as soon as further iu-
quiry is made he is gone. These parties
are the proprietors of the Arlington Hotel
Of this city. The secret Of their anxiety
is that, when Belknap slid off, he
left an unpaid board bill of some $1,000.
They are more anxious to get their 81, 200,
however. than they arctic see Belknap; but
they think there will be no chance for
them to get their money unless they can
catch Belknap and have good square talk
with him, Persons having information of
Belknap's whereabouts will please address
the Arlington Hotel, Washington, and it
may be that they will be rewarded-in
heaven, even if not on this sphere of human
in6rmities and wickedness.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24

Senator Allison, of Iowa, has not made
his calling and reelection absolutely sure
even if MIR. McCrary is in the war depart
meDt and Mr.. Kasson ut Vienna, The op
position to him treatens TO be powerful,
and charges are made that he has beer
in congress for fourteen years without
making a record, and should now give
place to a man of more positive talent;
that he has grown rich at Washington
through his intimate connection with land
grants, railroads and Indian contracts. and
that he was one of the credit mobilier con.
gressmen. His manager, Mr.. Jacob Rich
Is said to have sent out circulars TO feder-
al ofhce-holders in Iowa. inviting voluntary
contributions for the campaign in the leg
lslature. Ii the honorable and reverend
james Harlan, otherwise "Exhortatior
jim, should take an active hand in tn,
campaign there will probably be some fun
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
Haveu's CAUSE An Ohio HouaIesz.

From the Paterson Guardian. a
A meeting of influential leading Ohio
Republicans opposed to Hayes's policy was
held at Columbus on Thursday night.
which has created a profound sensation
throughout the state, and greatly alarmed
the occupants of the white House. 1t il
understood that those taking part in this
movement will vote only for county and
local officers, and 10 no way support the
Republican state ticket They claim to be
genuine Republicans, and will not support
the Democracy, but will draw from fifty
thousand to seventy-6ve thousand votes
from the Republican state ticket, which
will defeat it beyond all hope,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24
True Words About John sherman
rom the Stats Zeituug.

FTULu
If Mr.. Sherman had persisted in his
first purpvse-contractin through funding
his programme would be very much
more satisfactory. In the addition he has
made to it-even if congress should not
accept his proposition TO authorize the col
lection of redemption fund as the effective
step to the execution of the law-he nee
cessarily excites the strongest doubts con-
corning the sincerity and the firmness OF
his views. Every one must say to himself
that the opponents of resumption will in
that case find it very easy to bring his
plans to naught. They only need to leave
the law as 1t is, and then Mr.. Sherman
will make the most wretched fasco in the
world.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-24

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