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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22

er, from his bed, and took the jail key from
him. They then went to the Jail, secured
the negro ravisher, George Williams, took
him two miles west of this place and hung
him. The negro confessed that he had
raVished the eight year old daughter of
Jack Barbour.
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Health and Happiness

Health and happiness are priceless Wealth to their
possessors, and yet they are within the reach of
every one who will use
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Negotiations be-
tween Austria and the Porte for joint oe-
cupation of Novi Bazaar have fallen through.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

BUCHAREST, Nov. 2l.-A dispatch says
the Russian commander in Roumania has
been suddenly ordered to postpone his de-
parture.
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ONCE and Depot, 1o9 Fulton street, New York.
Sold in Rock Island by Benser 81 Thomas, 0tiG
3rojan, C.tSpeidel, and Z. Breunert mwf
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LONDON, Nov. 2I-A special from
Madrid says the naval authorities at Car
thagena have discovered federalist plot
and have arrested some officers who will be
court martialed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-06-27

cannot approach the Italian in the
ferceness of the pursuit or the tena-
city of their grip. Numerous public
and private museums are literally
crammed with the fragments of an
cient skill. They worship the past.
In this they show some appreciation
of departed greatness, even though 1t
is covered with the damp mould of
crumbling age.
Society is in transition state here.
The old is crowned by the new. The
moving world of thought and I'M
provement is rolling slowly over the
land, and unsettling the old order of
life-unrest is observable among the
people, and a greater liberty is at
ended by loftier aspirations and a
keener recognition of the follies and
falsehoods of the social, theological
and political forces that have gov
erned them. The great body of the
people are adjusting themselves to
the change, but the weak minority,
unable to meet the new needs, are
driven to despair and seek relief in
self-destruction. 1t has been said
that the city Of Paris stood unrivalled
in its percentage of suicides, there
being annually one in 10000; but
Italy now leads the van and presents
Florence with one in every 1000.
Milan is probably as free from this
crime as any city in Italy, yet it av-
erages nearly one a day the year
round. A favorite method here is to
throw themselves headlong from the
top of the great cathedral, thus doing
up the Job in a few minutes, without
danger of missing fire.
Wages here are even below the
rates paid to the heathen Chinee on
the Pacific slope, being but 20 to 30
cents day for common labor, and %
to - cents day to skilled mechan-
les, not including board or lodging.
Food, cloth;hg and lodging have IL
be provided for inside of this small
pittance. The difficulty of doing this
may be fully appreciated when the
fact is known that all kinds of provis-
ions are 20 per cent. higher in price
than the average of American prices.
| will give a few samples OF retail
prices in Milan:
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The difficulty of living on such
wages is solved here by the laborer
eating nothing but vegetable soup,
bread. or cold mush, at any meal.
On this diet he lives and labors, and
has little to spare to buy coarse
clothing, and rent is cheap in garret
or hovel. ! have seen hundreds of
laborers in a body, eating their dry
bread dinner, standing or lying on
the ground near their work. Once a
year they indulge in meal of meat
sometimes that which is good, but
generally. of horse, dog, cat, or goat,
for all kinds are sold in the market,
and no flesh is viewed as ''unclean."
Although those in fair circumstances
use wine at meals, the poor cannot
afford it, although quality is sold at
10 cents a quart. Vegetable soups,
which are cheap, enter largely into
the Diet of the poorer classes. They
are not good workers. An American
will do as much work as two of them
in day. They work II to IA hour,
a day, and cannot be hurried. Years
ago they lost much time in the cele-
bration of holy days, but that has
passed away with the old order OF
things, and now these days are com.
paratively few. Those that remain
are held more sacred than the Sab
bath, for on the Sabbath labor ano
business goes on uninterruptedly til
, p. NJ, whereas on the holy days al
labor and business is suspended dur
ing the entire day by the faithful.
Italians are not light hearted OF
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ITALY CORRESPONDENCE.
MMAN, Italy, MAY y, 1875

MILAN, Italy, May -, 1873.
1t has been said that no nation is
so destitute of good in their social
and political institutions that nothing
could proftably be copied from it by
others. Each has its peculiar virtues
and vices, and happy would be the
people who could gather the good of
all nations aud regret their follies.
Italy is old in civilization-in the
arts and sciences that have been the
outgrowth Of ages Of leisure and ao-
cumulated wealth. IT'S great monu-
ments OF art have been preserved
probably in better condition than in
any of the adjoining nations. Her
civilization has been more continu-
Gus, her enemies less destructive, her
climate less corrosive. Add To these
causes The influence of the church in
preserving art and architectural me-
MORALS, and we find an adequate
cause for these things operating at
lcISt aS lar pUNN uS lut sANiN tiiN VI
christianity. There are however fine
architectural remains or samples Of
sculpture dating back of the second
century of our era-a few ruined
structures at Rome and in southern
Italy, and a great variety of broken
and defaced samples of sculpture ex-
humed from piles OF debris. But |
will not dwell on these memorials of
greatness that time has doubtless
magnifed. The educated portion of
the present population of Italy are
emphatically relic hunters and preserv-
ers of all things beautiful, curious, or
old, whether of statuary, painting, or
ornament, from the broken head of a
marble saint down TO a piece of old
pottery exhumed from ruin, the age
or use of which is unknown. Talk of
Yankee relic fends abroad! They
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take newspapers and periodicals from the post,
office, or removing and leaving them uncalled
for. is prima facia evidence of Intentional
fraud.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-20
MORNING FEBRUARY 20 1878

poses for class Of ladies, and when her
resting time comes she steps down from
the platform in all the simplicity Of
Mother Eve, and rakeS the FIRE and puts
on coal. Then she sits cross.legeed on the
edge Of the platform and reads story
paper. A friend Of mine wanted 10 get
some private sittings from her, so che said.
(" / wish you would come 10 me after you
are dressed. I want to speak to you. ("
ut isn't worth while waiting for that, +"
replied the amiable model, "I'll come 10
you now;" and with that she tripped
jauntily across the floor, threading her
way in and out among the artists without
an article of clothing on. u want to
have you sit for my studio what are your
terms for private si,tings? " inquired my
friend, 4 little nonplussed. 80, We won't
quarrel about terms said the model with
q jaunty air. But wish to know before.
hand, J" Insisted my friend. "Well, then"
said the model, with an indescribable toss
Of her head, " fifty cents an hour to ladies,
and q dollar an hour TO gentlemen" The
bargain was at once sealed, and she skip.
ped lightly back TO the platform, hum
ming tune.
Not long ago we'll known and favor
ite, model made her debut upon theatri.
cal stage, playing a leading role with
great deal Of promise. It Is not such an
uncommon thing az one might suppose
for an artist to marry his model. ! know
OF several instances where this has occur.
ed, and they have made model wives.
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ARTISTS, MODELS IN NEW
YORK.
some Curious facts-Why Mod
els Would Rather Pose for Men
| .Lalansa AAnInnha

Some Curious faets-Why Mod
els Would Rather Pose for Men
Than Women.
From the BoatOn Saturday Gilat,s
It was not so long ago that artists 10
this city had as hard time to find mod
ella as they sometimes have to fnd gold.
Nude models, mean. There use to be
but two female models-one great ial
woman, and another very thin. For a
long time the Academy Of Design fought
against liis.clas,, bu! finally had tosiye
Ia. The Cooper Institute schools Of art
still hold out against the innovation. l
think that to propose nude model to
Peter Cooper would be enough Of a shock
to cause his death. The Art Students
League has Life models, and the artists
and no trouble 10 getting them for their
studies.
Another hard struggle was for lady art.
ists TO get models. Women who would
pose for men would not pose for women.
know an instance Of model who always
wore veil over her face when she eat for
ladies, but took .otf when she sat for men.
Her reason for this was that women
would point her out on the street, II they
CHANGED to meet her, as "our model, /"
while the men would not think Of her at
all.
Models are not necessarily deprayed
women. Some Of the beat in this city are
quiet, modest girls, who have been
brought up to the profession, a. were their
mothers before them and they look npon
1t merely 10 a business light. They are
mostly Germans and Italians. American
models, "a q general thing, come from a
lower order Of society.
Il Is no easy thing 10 be model, Try
to stand in any one position for u halt or
three. quarters Of an hour, and see II you
can do It. You would break down in less
than aquarter Of that time. Models are
allowed . rest OF twenty minutes between
their sittingS aud during this time they
generally wrap shawl about them and
Tenre 10 another room. One model ]
know Of j. an exception 70 tho rule. She
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-20
WHAT CAME OF AN ESSAY.
A Romantic story With the Us.
uaI Accompaniment OF Mar
riage-A Lesson for Girls.

Tho nrhl;ca,;on ~ ,b;s l;,,le rom,n.;c
..o.a !. ILL., - e., . ,aSo,u,;on in
ssof' - nesi' " a"'Ss ~. H,',o .sas,;a -
the style OIL school glfS graduating
essays. The dramats PersonG are MI
Andrew J. Packard, we'll known iron
manufacturer OF youngstown, Ohio, and
Miss Eldepa Eden. Of saco. Maine. The
-. :" 1879 a,.d,,s,od rom ,l,e R;dde-
,As.st H. y, ioo LII sshoni ~ 81 ,a.J an
iofu, haine, nsa sSno, .au We ,vaa :. ~
essay entitled, after Siraauation' mhat
Having been printed complete in the
local paper, various extracts found their
way into different papers throughout The
country Wbile travelling from New
~ :. ~, han,s IL ~. ,esr-Mr psct.
i9sA :" Jus AOAe ~ eAe !ea ~ -
ara picked up = paper in ,he ca, anu
read In It the following, win me inde-
pendent tone and good sense oil which ne
was so pleased that he cut 1t out anu put
1t into his pocketbook:
A GIRLS THEoRY.-Ihe following Is
an abstract Of an essay from the pen OF
young lady graduate oil the Biddeiord,
Maine, high school, on the absorbing
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.D.,y ISrELtlOEScEE Gives all the !ele.
Tet p1.JIl ,rn.rIl news ObtalpaOle by any other
E1pelf 81 y, !, snphatlcally the btst and COM
iglfnH az, 10 the Slate. II does not ADMIT my
100 ~ 4, columns unGL for the eye o. lad!es
A's ~ We invts trial Of It, y only Tor 9ne
.Si'I M challenge comparison with any ether
PPtf = w !IT ISTELLI0ESCER ls taste,ully
~ Nd cIrrfulIy edited, giving all the imPor;
Ps'sl L, A The week, intellilOnuy colllted anu
list ~ ,ossthtr With stories, choice mis- ellane.
ioS'5bS matter, etc, and u AdApted specially
"a, f Sat, md tlse, Of farmers and yill,ser9. a
y, IJ III eih,f, who cannot AFFORD or take time
eel 5I,ly u w,paPer. lts adTertldng spaee Z
sis.,iy limited, 70 that Il Is PublIAhed ior me
19iI,s,I i@ readers, and gives large amount o.
sslis .,,5nS matter in every issue. The Market
81 EfsinFt,l reports Of tho WEEKLY INTELu'
iDS AZ pfepartd with great care and accuracy,
CIV ~ y. IIOps worth dozen hmes the price Of the
pPsf. .t., n sI,hsr edItIon Of the IaTRilES.
SEE ,,6t irce on application.
" Iiirr,, iii cUtnmunieAu0ns 70
Aa''' PREV a CAMPBELL
PublIahen lntelligOncer,
Wheellbg, W. Va.
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IlGOLLINS'KI|
VOL TAIC LASTER

Affords the most grateful relief in Rheu-
matlsm, Weak Spine. Local Pains, Ner-
vous Affections, Local -lshsumatism. Tic
DouIoureux, Nervous Pain, Affections of
the Kidneys, Fractured Ribs, Affections
OF tho Chest, Colds and Coughs, Injuries
of tho Back, Strains and bruises, Weak
Back, Nervous Pain oftao Bcwels. cramp
In tho Stomach and Limbs, Heart AfFso-
lions, Enlarged Spleen. Cruises md Pune
cures, Rheumatism OF tho Wrists and
Arms, Asthma, Gout, Local and Deep
seated Pains. Pain In tho Chest, Stitch In
the Back. Pain In tho Hip. Earicose or
Enlarged Veins, Criek In the Back and
Neck, Pain and Weakness In Side and
Back, IIoarsencss. Sore Throat. Lun,bago,
whoopIug Cough. Sharp Pains In tho
Breast, Heart Disease. ouinsy. Diabetes,
aud for Lameness In any part of the Body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-20

A Boston woman requested her hus-
band to bring home Parcheesi board,
and he did; but in less than an hour az
ter they had begun 10 play the game she
had accused him Of cheating, called him
brute, threatened 10 go home to her
mother, and thrown the board in his face.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-20
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such as Sore, Weak. Inaansd. Rcd, and watery
Eyes; liberation aud Inflammation OF tho EaFi
Ringing Noises In the Head; Sore Throat; klongN
tlon OF tic uvula and Swellod TonSilS keFvOu'
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Clolded Memory,
Loss OF Nervous FOrCc. depression OF SplrlG, are
all carenllIy And scientifically treated with TILE
remedy according TO directions which accompany
zach bottle. or will be mailed 10 any address 90
receipt OF stamp.
tnhAllng Tube, with fnll direction for tAd In all
cases. Price tl0O. Sold by nil Wholesale and lie:
tail Druggists throughout tho United stAIel and
and MholesAle Druggl8ts, loAL0n. MaAl.
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. 2. Boaert, Bristol, R. ].

NasSrs. wKEEG & pOTTERt GtHtFMIsa. Feeling
Thoroughly convinced OF ihB efficacy Of SANHoED's
RADICAL CURG FoR CATAnEn, ain lndnced " drop
you y line tD ray that although ! have been RcrP.
cureR," itaTp never found anything that promises
such relief AMI ultimate cure ~ that OF hANH0EpB.
have been afflicted with this dreadful dl5caIe
could be Induced TO ptrscVerc Witt any until
read thu letter Of Mr. HENRY WELLS. aud can
truthfaily say that amer using I'VE or six bottles
Am thNtouHtly convinced OF la curative proper.
ties. ItOning that others similarly afflicted like
myself will b6 nhAced TO mAka the trial, am, gen.
tlemrn. very truly. etc. THEO. r. BoGEIr.
BRisT0L, L. l., luly -, isIi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-20

At Ihou, q River Of Tomorrow, hDWipg
uetVsen Thy paIrUW rdamAntlLe walls.
but baut!ii, and white with viIerlall',
ADD WICith, Of mist, like hands the plthWay
showing
| hsu The lrGmreta Of the morning. blowing.
Thar thy mighty voice. that cells aud calls
Aud ~, A u sian saw In NOrSen's halls.
Mysterious phIntoHl', coming, bcEonipg, going
Itnihe mySt'Ty Of the unknown u
That lucinatcs u; va are children still,
WAyvIrl Snd Wistful with one baud we cling
10 The familiar IhlUGp No call our Owh,
ABi Win the other, TeSolutC u II,
GIOps In he dark for what the day WhlbtinS.
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GhtGntelIigettrer:
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DAILY.

D. anil IN adrance, po4dge prs;pa'd.
90. g g G dSS Sd @ss.D'..'- Is
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
leaden.colored, with occasional
lushes, or a circnmscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; hepupils dilate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose irritated, swells, andsome
times bleeds; a swelling of heupper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; slimyor
furred tongue; breath very foul, par.
ticularly in the morning.; appetite
variable, somctimesvoracious, witha
gnawing sensation ofthe stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdryandc onvulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia.'
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. Ni9LANE'SVERA1IFUGE
viii certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa,
ration, noteapa6itg d0iHgtAe slight :
tsfiya,y to tie NEST ttadsr Infant.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's YER.
M1FucE bears the signatures Of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros, on the
wrapper.
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v, pot 10 taiu, o River Of Yesterday,
7 TsT,uIa thu Gu nmI Of dMknesI 70 the deep do
lho,Sd Ne !, ,obblng 10 the rain, ard blending
Inv voice Silh oih1F voices Ir away.
| ~ I'd TO the, aud yet thou No.ltsL not stay'
Bltt1rbuIent, aud With lhysei co3tendins,,
Thou Tslld,l not Iiyten 10 poets lay.
Tbopfhtt like loud aud sudden rush OF wings,
EeiFeti aud rccol.rctIona Ul things past,
with hint and prophecies Of things to b,
All lp.rraliun, which, could they DO things,
And ItAy with u, and We could hold them last
Wee OUT good angsls,-these l owe 70 thee
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sCinrinuau Express 90 Saturdays runs ouly 10
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n do, Of Yesterday, with current swift
T0,au,h chAmS descending. and soon iOII 4
ian MI c,rv 10 follow In thy digit
~. i'J, / leaves that on thy bosom dIiltl
n PIS,r Of Tomorrow, uplltI
virs tysl. aud Thee follow, Is the night
WILeilntO morning, and Tho dawninS light
I tJI,S hilOE, WhtTethy waters run
Tb,.a,h VI iraquelIed, unfamiliar fields
vttsT,ul sIIh foWtrI and musical with song;
All isL,T In,llW, sure 10 meet the sun,
Ini coaaleut, mat what the future ylSldI
Viii 10 the right, unless myssli Be wions.
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MEDICAL.

ITh fact that can he lnbstantIatcd hy the most
/ respectable leSlImOnlAla ever offered IL favor
OF any proprietary medicine, that tie RADICAL
CUE ron CAT1RHH DOES Ia every case nnoF1 ln'
btAnt and permanent relief. No matter Of bow long
standing, how severe The disease, the nrst dose
Catarrhal affections that confidence IL nj once felt
IN Its ability 10 do all that u claimed for H. The
uunnihl0II on ihfS point, and tho accommodating
evidence ID In point OF responsibility superior to
any ever brfnr6 obtained IN favor OF popular
remedy. THIS pEOpFIctoFs, therefore, may Justly
feel proud Of the pTltlon ibis remedy has attained,
and believe II worthy Of ia reputation.
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CLEVELAND d PITTSBURGH RAiLRoADs
" CORDRNsRD TINE GARD.
A@4l sss:..::s;;ii .sss
On and altar May 3olh, 1871, Trains will run
daily Except sundayl asiollows, viz:
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rllE rWO RIVERS.

,,-,, IN, houf.hInd Of the clock m1veI round;
a.s ~, ,- ihIt nc human ego hath power
s ~. 1; naJer Slowly 10 shine or shower
~ s,ipicl lp above IT, boLneW4rd bouhd,
IL ~ ", ,,eal, mot OnleA,, s u agIoundi
~ ", IN XII sfnrs al IJsi; and IN bis Tower
~ ~. VinmLrfuu, Waterman wales and Htilses the
,,sI,s. measured, melancholy Souni.
uti,I,br Inc outpost Of advancing DAY
A w. t,n,iIrr 10 IN and eitAdel Of nlEhIl
re TItrrWGshel Of Tine, from which Inc
=, y,',s,I Az and Tomorrow take their way,
" .s ,,tir and Of prunlGe aud Of light.
G,,to las luld Of darkness and OF dTeamE