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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-19
SPECIAL X rroEs.

The following is from the principal accountant
of the wealthy and highly respectable house of
Messrs Voris & Bro, of this city and presents ONE
medical history:
Mr.. H. G.. Farrell-Dear Sir: Aetuated by a sense
o. gratefulness, / submit the following as an in
stance of the utility of your great medicine. My
child, three years old was suddenly attacked with
terrible disease which in less than six hours pros
trated it to total helplessness. The limbs BECAME
40 rigid that not joint cou1d be bent the flesh
turned black and cold and entirely deprived of feel
Ing the eyes fixed, partially closed and altogether
bling, following this deafness TO all sounds
the spine became contracted and go curved tnat
when lying on its back the head and heels only
touched. Indeed, the child presented every ap-
pearapce of being dead. Immediately on the at
tack, the family physician called in, and for
three weeks he labored to restore it to feeling but
all In vain, although 1t bistered a dozen times
and various rubefacient Liniments applied. A con-
sultation of physicians then held but to pur-
pose, the case was then brought before the Medical
Society, but nothing could be suggested which had
not already been done, and the doctor then told me
he could do nothing more. We then commenced
applying your Liaiment freeley over the entire
length Of the spine, and you may imagine parents
Joy, when after few applications, returning ami
nation was apparent, and it rapidly recovered with
the exception Of the sight, which did not become
perfect for near month. The child is healthy
and robust can be. Five other cases of the same
kind occurred previously in my neighborhood, all
OF which died, when there is doubt II your Lini-
ment had been used they would have recovered.
HENRY G. CLELAND.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-19

NEURALeIA.-A WONDERFUL CURE The great
Revivaiist, Rev Willian Corbitt, eays:-"Gilee'
Iodide Of Ammonia. is, in my judgment, the best
remedy for neuralgia ever put before the public ]
have been acted with this terrible disease for 22
years and never until fell upon DR. Giles rene
dy did hnd any assured relief. take pleasure in
saying this. inasmuch as desire slwsys TO be
benefaetor TO the human family.-WILLLGM P. Coz
New York.
In my family, and for the STOCK have used Giles
LiDiment lodide Ammonia. 1t lie unsurpassed. and
am surprised at the many different masdlee In
which II Is applicable. IL gives the utmost salts
faction.-JoHE j. CARTKR, Superintendent Eastern
pennsylvania Experimental Farm
25c., &c., and 81 and in Quarts at q 50, in which
there II great saving
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Send for pamphlet 70 DIR. W. n. GILES, 100
West Broadway, New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-19

RHEUMATISM-Some six months could not
walk without the help Of crutch; tried phYsl-
clans and many kinds OF advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles OF Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
permanent cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-19

FEMALE WEAKNESS, OF seven years standing
cured by the use of and half bottles Fenton's
Matchless Sarsaparilla. Mrs WIN. SIMS,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-19
New York MARKET.

NEW 1OHk, July ID.
FINANCIAL.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-19

SALT RHEUM eighteen years; used all the no
ted humor cures without effect; six bottles Fentons
Matchless Sarsaparilla cured me; it is dead sure
cure. G0oD, Buffalo, n I.
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Grasshoppers and Cotton Norm.

The success attending the Ia
f5bors of the United States En-
tom logical Commission. in their
eraashopper Investigations, has
caused the people OF :he south
to appeal to Congress for aid
in cuunteracting the ravages o
the cotton worm. Mr.. Shelley.
of Alabama, has introduced
bin Tor the appointment OF :;
commission to investigate tn
origin and best means OF DESTROY
7 ing tie cotton army worm. Tn,
bilLwas lie ;ently reported back
from tie House committee OF
the whole. It provides that the
commissioner OF agriculture
shall appoint three persoi's-
rone iromreacl of the States OF
Alabama; Louisiana and Texas
and appropriates $4,000 tor
their expenst's. 4 The cotton
werm lie to the southern planter
very Inuch what the gras>hopper
is to the western farmer. and
there can be no question as to
the desirabillity OF a thorough
Investigation, such as Mr.. Shcl-
.tey's bill calls tar. But -our
people are Naturally opposed to
the, creation of commissions, ex-
,cept where there is absolute
need Of them, which is not the
case ihlthis instance. The MEM
bers of the United States Ento-
m6ogical Commission, who have
national regulations. as entpmol-
gists, ard arc, besides, thorough
II practical lnen, are able to
make any chronological hives
tigation that is necessary. They
appeared recently before the
appropriation icominiieefofr tile
House, land. showed, that Tor
want time and sufficient means,
there were some important /
Question in the grasshopper
problem which they. had not
yet heeni able, to tnllya solve.
In asking for. a Continuance OF
the appropriation, they pledged
themselves TO complete this
special investigation within the
year, so as to avoi ! the pecessi-
~ Of appointing simalar com
mission ati7soine future time,
ands.to make, in addition, a
thorough investigation and re-
port on the cotton army worm
Of the south. With this prom
Use, we see no use for d second |
ceminlssi9n Of a similar nature,
when we have one that has
earned the confidence OF tlic
people already iii the field.
I'VE want to see the grassl!opper
Investigation 50 well S@eun,
made full and complete, aud We
areiin favor of the cotton worm
report, but we see no need of
two commissions for the ,pur-
pose.-Colmaa's RtsraI HOr!d.
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What Ruins Cotton GINS.

-.-st lst . In
- Thousands OF Cotton gins are
needlessly injured, ifnot entire
" ruined, by one single cause
Thatcauseis permitting moat
or lint cotton (tlat is, cotton
that has been once ginned,) to
be mixed with seed cotton and
passed through >tie saws the
second time. Such lint, cotton
catcehs in the teeth, 5sclogs the
saws, dulls the teeth, and bends
or breaks the ribs, wears the
boxes, and stfainsthe whole gin
SO as to make it produce. q bad
sample, and really become al
most worthless 1t likewise in
creases the draft so as to dis
tress the mules propellins the
gin, and creates so much friction
as often to set the gin house on
fire. Thus can be explained the
burning of SO many GIN houses
by the, supposed spontaneous
Combustion of cutton. a..
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IF PARKING IN TEXAS,

aHs
A correspondent of the Goasn-
try GeaAe,adn thus writes con-
ceriiipg Texas farming: I am OF
the opinion flat a territory as
large as Illinois could be found
within. the limits Of Northern
Texas, that with the skill, CAPT
tal and industry OF 1llinoisian
farmers would TAR exceed that
State in money value of pro-
ductions. The immense advaH-
tage that this State,s has over
Illinois Qeaving out the dques-
ton OF taxation), is particularly
apparent in the greater variety
and certainly Of production and
"a much longer season suitable
for outdoor work, and the short
ness of the season that all kinds
of stock have to be fed with
grain, &c. / have seen grew
ing in the same field in this
State, side by side, cotton, corr,
wheat and tobacco. I believe
that within the next decade
Texas will becas great a hog
growing State as she now is a
cattle-and sheep growing coun-
try. Perhaps, Texas apples
will never be successfully grown
to any great extent, but l am
sure that peaches, pears and
grapes will flourish here. As
to grain growing L think North
ern Texas as well adopted TO
growing wheat, oats. and bar
ley, and reasonably well to In
dian corn. / have never seen
finer samples OF wheat and oats
in any country. There is little
doubt tina. in the next ten years
Texas will take rank with the
leading wheat producing States
OF our country.
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Published Daily and Weekly.
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n ,rriase aad Obituary uotices exceed
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sn-ats. Editorial notices of purely
business character, such rs remarks up
m business houses; the reception of
gods, etc. will BIZ charsed Mt 251cents
Z lias. Zach insertion. No sucii notice
;-ser,ed for less than Ore Dollar.
ANNouScsNcNTs t'
win be Inserted at the following rates :
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ereen Manure Crops.

Cheap and good manure is
getting to be more and more
and more important every year,
We are finding it harder to bny
manure. and more difficult 10
set concentrated fertilizers that
are to be depended upon,
| Nevertheless, farmers make
little use of green manure crops.
1t is hard TO change old prac
tices sufficiently to plow under
a good crop'of ctoyer or even
hof buekweeat. / havea very
poor opinion OF buckwheat as
green manure. Rvegis'y much
better, md one can pillow that
nnder early enough to sow
something else. to be either
Harvested or plowed under as
the case may be. For instance
I witnessedcthe following sue
casstul treatment OLA rough,
stony, poor, .gravelly lot. and
hope to be able TO carry out
something quite similar myself.
this year. An. old neglected: let
five acres.ot Which would ] ard
ly pastnre;a sheep. was plowed
and sowed,mith rye, which win
tered well. A good mauy ston-
es were picked III, and about
the firt of June, when the rye
was, heading. WELL, it was rolled
down and plowedi under. Stones
were partially picked of, again
that is, the larger oues we're
and about the first OF July
huokwleat was putt Otthis
good crop was harvested. and
line straw, with aslittle. addi-
ton of some other light ulantire
was spread back, and rye WAS
sowed again. III the autumn.
This. gave another opportunity
to pick off tile stones, and, tile
result was that when tie rye
Vas a second, time plowed under
tie quality Of the soil was so
good that corn was pianfed with
fertilizer in the lhill.2 Offhis a
very fair crop was seeured, and
other farm crops followed.
Nov If cowIpeas could have
been sowed at the last hoefi@. OF
the corn, they would doubtless
have covered the ground well.
Thenthey might have been plows
ed under Just before sfrost-as
soau az fhe corn cold be. cht mp
and removed, then wheat rye
might have been sowed. eie
Light, poor 1aTin0, really neeas
a growing crop to cover, the soil
all the time, Rye offers sever
al Advantages over either crops.
1t occupies Tie, soil from. 0ctobA
er 10 June-elght mohthsAd dur
ing Which time, when tEeground
is not frozen. the roots are alb
sor5ing nutrimeht. and growing,
SO that when the warmth OF
spring comes the plant makes
most rapidly the astonishing
growth with which we are all
familiar. 1t is d very certain
crop, not being liable to winter
Kill. Besides, it is cheap, tile
seed costing seldom over s1.5o
per acre. I
Red Glover is no crop where-
with TO manure poor land,
though one Of the best tor land
III good heart. 1t must, however
occupy the land fully a year,
but after. a good crop has been
plowed under ard the land linn
ed, almost any crop may follow.
AAmerican Agrisas,tasrist. ;o;i
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Eight year ago fourteen rab-
bits were turned out in Mr..
Anstin's estate OF Barwon Park.
Melbourne. The number of their
progeny shot last year on this
estate was 1929; and in, spite
OF this destruction, and besides
what got's on outside the estate,
they have swarmed over the
neighboring country, and have
been found at considerable dis
iances around.
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Banner Agents.

The following named gentlemen ase
r.gala-ls authorized agents fol. the
BnsxH,M RASNRR: ~ a7s
Dr.. Rsiri. Wesley. a7a $3.50
II. Knis,le Burton.
Geo. ". Crater 2ionsviue.
Han 5. Rogers. GhapBell Hiil.-t -
II .nrv x Harrison. GAY Hill.
ilr. Blaneheite. Round Top, .ass-sa
John & carmichael, Industry.
Alsx. p, Fisher. Smepronins-5 .ess-!i
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Corn soaked for twentystour
hauHssm.strong lye, and ted to
hogs once a week, is said to be
a snre preventive OF hog cholera.
When they get sick, equal parts
Of copperas, sulphur, salt and
meal, say one, teaspooaful OF
each, 10 the hog will cure it
in most cases. A pinch OF
arsenic mixed with meal is a
fine appetizer.
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Grange Meeting.

EDITORS Banner:
Please state in yonr paper
that the charter, etc, has been
received tor the Pomona or
District Grange, and the or
gsaization OF the same will take
,,laee at the Opera House. in
Brenham, on Friday, the 18th
M April. at 10 8 'ciprk A. II.
Al the delegates.are requested
10 attend promptly, that the
work mayuot be DELAYED.
Respectfully, ...,..-....,s
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A SMALL teacnp tull OF kero-
sene oil, and same quantity OF
clean lard, heated enough to
mix with the oil, four table,
spoontuIls of spirits turpentine,
put all in a bottle aud shake
well before drenching, is a
speedy and certain cure for
colic in horses. 1t will relieve
the worst cases in from iiveto
ten minutes. We have known
it tried more than once, with
perfect success.
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VEGETINE Il.
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
tf-- CJIAKLEsTovS.
Ii. r. STEvESs. ---r
DEAR si.-Thfs II 10 certify that have used
Your Blood Preparation" in my family for
several year,, and think that for Scrofu!a or
Cankerpus Humors or Rhecma:ic affections il
cannot lee eXccllei; and as blood puriiier
and spring me diciIe i; is the best thing have
ever used, and have used almost everything.
! car cheeriully recommend it 10 any one in
need Of such medicine.
Yours respectfully, -
C!G Mrs. A. A. DISSMORE,
10 Russell Street
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FARM NOTES.

-. sANu ttb tudtee-t ~ SHe'S.'f'''f -
nsel intoreign counties, There is
no good reason why it is not, IN
8 neral use here. For cooking
with vegetables there is nomeat
superior 10 it. 5lse
It's the poorest kind of'econ-
any to attempt to manage a
1arin without sa newspaper. Ii
is advice is needed and its
teachings followed, each num-
Der Will be worth ten TIMES its
annual cost. -. 81
Ifby improper orr niudicions
feeding at any period in tie
Ifs ot a COW she was made to
take on an excessive amount sot
fat, the COW would ever after
ne prone to the secretion offat,
to the detrimcntsot milk. = e
Tie necessity for an abundant
supply 81 pure air for COWS is
shown by tire following calcutta
tion: A COW consuming six
pounds of carbon in Its daily
food, for respiratory purposes
would require $50 cubic feet Of
atmospheric air. ,,s...., -
Oh cake with oats and bran
makes a capital feed Tor sheep.
They require much less hay,
make markable mutton and
Ianb as ripe and palatable as
they are in the old country
where they boast so much OF
tt, sweet, tender mutton.
More grass and less grain;
more coudensing OF food on the
,farm should be the motto now.
The plan OF putting more of
idle acres into and Of raising
faore i've stock Of 4 better
quality, viii be 3 step IN the
right direction
The only management, besides
warnth and high feeding, by
which perpetual Succession
of eggs can he obtainedin,- win
ter, is by having pnllets and
hens of deffernt ages, which,
moulting at differnt periods, do
not all cease laying at the same
fine. EStE
Books and papers form as
much a part of a farmers work
ing tools as do tie pillow and
shovel and hoe, Tie farmer
who attempts TO use the latter
without the assistance of the
former, does On e uphill bust
ness" which nearly always ends
in failure and proyerty.
Hoor-BouND IN, IIoRsEs.-
Hoot-bound is caused by con-
tra.:tion and lack of elasticity
OF the outer rim of the hoof
To effect a cure, rasp the top of
the hoof very thin for an inch or
more, all around the boof. As
tile hoof grows, it will give
room for the full play OF the
joint in the middle ofthe hoof.
II treated in in his way, in about
six months the laineness will
I've cured. In rasping the hoof,
if the blood is started, no harm
is done. Be sure and get the
hoof very thin.
The turner's Friend, of Me-
cllanicsburg, Pa, says that "the
person who has bees under his
care in February, should see
that the entrances of the hives
do not become closed by the ac-
cnmulation OF the nncappings
OF the honey and dead bees fall
ling from their combs during
cold weather. And the first
warm day that the bees can fly
ont, clean out the hives of all
dirt that may be on the bottom
board, or the air will become
hcated, and as the moisture con-
denses and freezes, the swarm
viii become uneasy and freeze
or dwindle away. And if any
are found light OF honey, they
should betaken in a warm room
where the frost and dampness
may be dried out, and tnen re-
moved to a dry, warm cellar
aud led either by putting on a
pssrily-fiiled box of honey, or by
feeding them once a-day iew
spoontals OF sugar syrup,
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THE British government has
purchased from Sir William
Armstrong four 1oO-ton guns at
acost OF $50, 900 each, and nego-
tiations are proceeding for a
number OF smaller weapons,
wagons and army stores.
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Russia, says the North Ger
man Gazette, regards war with
England as inevitable, and
knows that she was never better
able to wage it than now.
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With regard to swine the I'm
tied States head tile roll of all
nation with Gil per thousar d
of the population, followed by
Spain, Denmark, Austro-
Hungary, Portugal. Germany.
France, Russia, Great Britain,
Sweden, Norway and Greece,
in the order named.
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The supposed express robber
arrested at Dallas has been re-
leased there being no evidence
to justify holding him.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-03-29

a gentleman in Caswell Co.,
North Carolina, received last
year 5000 tor one acre of Tobacco
cultivated by himself without
hired assistance.
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YEGEfINE.
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BosroS, Feb. IL, 1871.
II. n. STEVENS. ~ - Gr~s1
DEAR SIR-About one year since found nv
self in o feeble condition frDn general debili-
ty. Ncgetine was strongly recommended 10
me by u friend who had been much benefited
by its use. I procured the article, and, affer
n-iug several bottles, WAS restored 10 health,
ard discontinued its use. ] feel quite conf
dent that iheie * uo medicine sulcrinr TO it
for those complaints for which |; Is especially
prepared, and would cheerfully recommend
II those who feel that flIey neeu something TO
restore them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours.
.--l c. i. PETTESGIIL,
FirmofS. NJ. Pelteugill & Co.,
No. 10 Stale St. Boston.
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NEwBoUERs' are selling q
splendid quilt at 81.
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VEGErINE.
AFE AND SURE.

Mn II. II. STTyrSs. a
In iri2 your NeGe inc was rectmmH ndej
me. and yielthn.; 10 the l.eIsI,:L i'iu4 nf :.
friend, | consented 10 Try if. At The time
wa. s,rchi ing from general debility 3ud nerr-
Gus prnsi,Riipn, sEPerin,luccd by oscrwoIh
aud Irregular hahits. lis wonderful sfrenEill-
c,sing amt cina;iye properties scemcd 10 ailsct
nav drbiIi,a cal system from the iirsi dose; and
under Its persistent use rapidly recovered ,
gaining more ihaa, usual health and COOL
feellcg. Since then have not hcsi.a:ed 4,
to- give Eeye,ine my mnst unqualified ir,h,rsc.
inent, as being safe. sure. aud powerful
agent In promoting health and restoring the
wasted system to rev lie and energy. NcEc-
tine Is the only medicine luse;-and RS long a
I live InPvcr expect TO fiud better.
Yours truly, ". II. CLARK,
10 Monterey Street, Allegheny, Penn.
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VEGEsTTME.
HER OWN WORDS.

HER OWN WORDS.
BALTIMORE, NJ. D., Feb. IL, 1871.
Mr. II. Il. STEVENS.
DE.,R SIR-Since several years ] have got u
sOrt, and very l,atnful foot. had some phS-
siciaaA, but trey couldn't care me. NoH !
lave heard of yuIir vereline from ia'iy who
was sick for n long time, and became all well
FROM Your ycge ile. aud | went and bought
me one bottle OF vegsIine; and amer had
used one bjt,lc, tho raius leii rae, ald 1t be-
gan TO heal, and then bought one other bot
(, le, and 50 take II get. thank God for this
eInetly and yourself; and wi;hins every
uieier may Ray attention to Ii. Ii Is Il bless
: MEs. c. KRABE,
6-S West baltimore Street.
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GENUINE
Simmons Liver Regulator,
$50 or Medicine.
Look for clean, neat WHITE WRAPPER
with the red s. N, bolic letter stamped upon il
in the form of Il ribbon gracefully curved
IN 10 the letter z embracing the emblem of
o tale, spaIula, M9r5ar and GT.iiSaie with
LATOR or MEDICINE thereon, also OBJ
serve tie signature of j, II. ZELi4IS Y CO.,
in red ink on the side.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Beware of those who know nothing of
Medical Compounds. who put out nostIums
known to sour, and being analysed pruye
worthless and only made to fleece the public,
AID 10 pirate on the well earned reputation
of Zeilin & Co.'s medicine. These frauds
have no reputation TO sustain. and Will cheat
you for a few pcnnys every way they can.
Look careful TO the meslicine You are in
dnced u take, for much suffering. permanent
injury and even death has resulted from im-
proper treatment and from taking unskillfully
prepared medicine.
E SEE WHO ENDORSES THE GENUINE.
= IIon.Alex H. Stephens.
= RI Rev Jno. w. Beckwith, rishopo of Ca
Gen. 7Jno. b. Gordon, L. :. Senator.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Pierce.
Hon. John Gill shorter.
]. Edgar Thompson.
Hon. BaH. Hill.
Hon. J {. Breckenridge
Prof. David Wills, u. b.
Chief Justice Hiram Warner, Georgia
Lewis Wun,ler, Asst. p. VI. Phiia., Pa.
And thousands of Others from whom we
have letters of communication and recommcn-
dation. st5tS
testimonials are received every day from
persons Of education and prominence from all
paris of the country, a;rd all that is asked Is q
fair trial.
his eminently Family Medicine; and by
being kept ready for immediate resort will
save many hour of suffering and many a
dollar in time and DOCTORS bill
Send for an Almanac and convince yourself
that Simmons Regulator IL one of the few
medicines that can be relied upon as y safe
and ellicacious family medicine; hut beware,
he careful, he on YOUR guard for frauds. Imi-
tation+ aud substitutes are numerous; they lay
in wait TO prey upon the public and 10 pirate
upon the Greatest Liver Medicine In the world.