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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-28
Rock Island,
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN. NEWS.
The Eastern Question.

LONDON, May 2S.-Affairs at Constan-
tinople begin to look less dangerous. The
advance of the Russian cavalry to Perinji
which the Turks understood to be an at
to seizePirgos with aview of command
ing the road to KAYAK is now disavowed by
Gen. Todlebein. General Shouvalof who
ordered the occupation Of Permit is de.
clared to have exceeded his authority, and
committed al indiscreticn. The Russians
have withdrawn from PeriDji and General
Todleben is said to be exceedingly careful
to avoid anything which would cause a
suspicion, or create irritation. The with
drawal from PeriDji and the news from the
European capitals have so relieved the
previous tension that little fear is now en-
tertained of nan accidental collision; both
the Russian and Turkish officers are in
dulging in pleasure excursions.
| The work of preparing Notifications is
greatly relaxed.
| The Invitations to the congress issued
by Germany state 10 effect the congress
will meet In Berlin to discuss the treaty OF
San Stefano.
| BERLIN. May 2S.-Reports that invita-
tions to the congress have already been dis
patched to the powers are unfounded.
a. ENGLAND.
| LONDON, May 2S.-The Times has
begun to urge the establishment of 4
British protectorate over Turkey in Asa
There has been no change in the state Of
affairs 10 the strike districts of Lancashire
The masters and operatives continue OBJ
stinate, and there is no prospect Of in
mediate accom- mediation of their differences
kilograms. from Manila represent trade
as greatly depressed in consequence of th'
threatened failure of the rice crops in the
Philippine Islands.
LONDON, May 27. - Great northern
handicap was won by Rhiddoroch, Miltol
second, Hardrada third. ran
!, RUSSIA,
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2S.-Princ
Gortschakoff has so far recovered from hi
illness as to be able to leave his bed,
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weather probabflities

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Indications,
falling barometer. increasing east to south
winds, and cloudier, warmer, threatening
and rainy weather, with local storms.
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LIVE STOCK.
ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 2s.
Wheat-Lower; No red 1 O4lzC01 041i bid cash ;
054 June.
Corn-Lower; S5S offered; later at 81 cash; 364
June.
Oats -24Lz cash.
Whisky O5.
Pork-S 90.
Lard Nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Moderately active; light 65G2 IS; pack
ing 1892 90; receipts 2,100.
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A CARD.

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REV. JOSEPH T. lNMAN -'"tion d, Ellie House
New York City,
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AND
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. May 2S.
Wheat-Heavy and lower; l 05 cash; 99zs bid
June; 957s July; rejected "A.
Corn-Heavy; weak and lower; 3Gas G3esl May !;
36l4 June; 36ss July.
Oats-Heavy and lower; aSG2sA cash; 23l4 May;
231s June.
Ry-strong and higher; 81.
Barley-Easler; AZ
Pork-Fairly active; higher; s71l07 90 cash s
05 July: 2aIa August.
Lard-st. ady and 4rmer; 471aG6 &c June; 4 So
at 57Il July,
Wtisky-1 o..
AlcOhOl-1 234.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 14,000 fairly active; hrm and
higher; light 95G3 O5, generally 90; heavy mxd
packing 95Q3 ID; heavy shipping 1903 IS; ex
ira heavyS35
Cattle-Receipts 900 ;stockers and feeders 00G4
50; common to mixed butchers COCA IS; good &c
choice 4 1895 05.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Special Advantages.

!. Eight eminent Professors as Instructors.
!. The Best and most Elegant Rooms in the West.
!. Boarding Club. Good board so to 81 week
|. Three First class Penmen constantly employed
). Superior individual instruction In Bookkeeping.
J. Commercial Law. Invaluable to business men.
I. Commercial Arithmetic, thorough and practical
J. Unequaed advantages for learning Telegraph.
J. Scholarships good In Forty Colleges
ID. These advantages are possessed by no othe
School Address
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Davenport, IowM
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ASTHMA and GATARRH

Or. 2. ". Reads Celebrated Asthma Belief
Is undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH yet discovered, also q sure cure for COLDS
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and 500 Those remitting retail price will have
the medicine promptly Forwarded by return EIall.
Address a ETHRIDGE.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome, n. 7.
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Rock Island Market.
Rock ISLAND, May 2S.

FLOUR AND GRAIN.
II flonr. q hhl. Wholesale Sc 40l1f
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SCROFULOUS NECK, number OF ulcers, open
for nine months had the pest medical advice ID
Cleveland, o. A friend sent me Fenton's Sarsspa-
rills, Twelve bottles made perfect and perma-
uept cure " H. MEARs.
field
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North Bloomfield. o

FEMALE WEAKNESS, Of seven years standing
cured by the use of one and half bottles Fenton's
Matchess Sarsaparilla. Mrs. WIZ. SINS.
Port Hone Mich.
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HOME EVIDENCE.
Extracts from letters received.

RHEUMATISM-SoMe six months could not
walk without the help Of crutch; tried physI-
clans and many kinds Of advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles OF Fenton's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GRO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
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SALT RHEUM eighteen years; used all the no
ted humor without effect six bottles Fenton's
Matchless Sarsapsrilla cured me; it Is dead sure
cure C Coon, Buffalo, \ Y.
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-, Ohio st, Cleveland. o.
thousands Bear Testimony"

SCROFULA, five large abscesses on body, could
not turn in bed for weeks, cured by Fentons Sar-
Sarsiparilla; had expended over one hundred dol
lars previous 10 using the Acme Of Medicine. Fen
tons Matchless." c. FIELD
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 2S.-Prince
Gortschakoff has so far recovered from his
illness as to be able to leave his bed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-14
Perils Of Base Ball Playing.

The actuary Of q life insurance COM
pany has prepared \ table oil statistics
full OF matter, deep and dangerous, re-
earding the mortality and Casualties re-
sultfnS from too assiduous attention TO
mastering the national game. His figures
show that during the ball season in this
country the monthly death rate from ball
playing Is .04; the number Of cases oil
concussion OF the brain 10 4 !; incipient
heart disease, 8 10S; dislocation Of the
hin, .Ol; fracture Of the shoulder blade,
I.0i; compound fracture Of the sternum,
,0005; broken ribs, % 0l2; %dislocAtion Of
the spinal column resulting In perman-
emit disability, .0O0Ol; fracture OF the
arm. including forearm and above the
elbow, 10 s; d~Eslocation Of the elbow,
Z 05: sprained wrist, 47,07; broken fingers
$50 OF: fracture OF the hip, .0S; disloca-
lion Of the knee, l.006; sprained ankle
1903; injuries to the foot and toes, neces'
stating surgical aid,but not causing per-
mapent injury, 225 90. In addition tc
the above rather suggestive array which
recount injuries resulting IN death or the
fracture Of the bones, including disloca'
lion, he demonstrates that there are lSI,
OIL noses broken and 47S.06 teeth knocked
out hea Herald.
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IOHn.

CHEROKEE, IA, June ll,-All kinds o.
small grains are in splendid condition
and give promise Of an enormous yield
Corn backward, but the lastfew days has
helped it.
WALL LAKE, IA, June 11.-spring
wheat, oats, and barley are In fine condi.
ton. Much better than usual for this
season. Poor stand oil corn.
MARSHALL, Ia, June Icon not
looking we'll for want Of warm weather
Average stand But little cultivated
Small grain never looked better.
NORTH LIRERrY, IA, June l1.-Corn
10 doing well. Above an average stand.
Small grains are all right.
BussEY, IA, June 1l.-Corn not as
promising "a ANAL grain. The spring
wheat IL losing the lower leaves. Not 60
healthy rs we could wish. Yet the yield
| will be more than an average.
RED OAK, June ll.-Corn prospect a
this time not good. No material injury
vet. Cultivation retarded very much by
rain. Small grains continue TO do ex'
ceedipgly we'll. Z,
FoRr DoDoE, June 1.-THE corn Il
making 4 better stand than was expected
CuluvStipg commenced. Small grains
In good condition.
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CROP PROSPECTS.
Illinois.

AAsAVAns
VAsDALIA, jung liza few fields OIL
winter wheat have, been cut. Corn Is do.
ing poorly. Greas deal Of r%eplantipg.
JERsEYv1LLE, June II. = Harvesting
will commence this week. one.third Of
the corn has been ~replanted. All has
been cultivated or plowed once. Our
people are more hopeful than at any
time this spring.
FRIENpsvrLLE, June l1.-Some Of the
early wheat has been cut. Think It will
average twelve to fifteen bushels. Re-
planted corn all up. The best prospects
for oats we have had for years.
Hn1sBoRo, June 1.-THE crop pros.
poets have generally frightened in the
last two weeks. Oats are fine, and there
will be a heavy crop. Corn is growing
we'll. Wheat, except on low places, good,
EfFNoHAM, June 1l.-Corn coming
fairly. Not much ~replantipg. Oats have
stood the wet weather we'll. Winter
wheat yield 10 to Is per cent less than
last year.
EsPryLD, June 1.-THE early varie'
ties Of wheat have been harvested in good
condition. Late, this week. Damaged 4
little by rust and ay. Late corn just
coming up. Stand lair.
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KEAaNEY, June 11.-From early SOW
ing to the present time our wheat in Cen
trail Nebraska has been favored. Twic,
as much wheat was put in this year Al
last. It stands thick on the ground, and
has very deep root. It is two weeks ear
lier than ever before. The prospect now
is that we shall have more like asplendid
crop Of winter wheat than q Of spring,
Six hundred and forty cars OF wheat were
shipped from Kearney since August /,
1877, and we estimate 1900 cara will go
forward before July, 1879. The acreage
this season Is double any previous season.
Since the lat Of January, 1878, at least as
many people have moved into Central
Nebraska as were living there then,
Everybody is breaking prairie for 1879
crop.
NORFOLK, June 1~l.-Spring wheat,
oats and barley are looking extremely
well. The recent rains have been very
beneficial.
ALBION, June 1.-THE email grains
are looking exceedingly we'll. No rust
or rayages from insects.
OMAHA, June ll.-Winter wheat o. k.
in all respects. Spring grains fine. Corn
coming finely. Never such a favorable
season. Outlook Is good.
OvERros, June 1.-THE spring wheat,
oats, barley and rye could hardly be ex.
pected 10 look better than at present,
Some reports Of c~hinchbug, but not YET
numerous enough to al alarm. Have
had abundance Of rain.
EXETER, June ll.-Spriug wheat will
be heavy. Largest crop. from present
prospects, ever grown in Nebraska. Corn
growing finely.
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Kentucky.

PEMBROKE, June 1l.-Commenced
harvesting. Wheat yield one-third Of
a crop. Barley and oats are good. Corn
is not. Tobacco crop last year here wa
enormous. About half only Is being
planted this year, owing to the surplus
TaEsTos, June 1l.-weathsr fne, and
wheat being put up In good condition.
Yielding about seven bushels to the acre,
Corn Il doing WE'LL
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KALAMAZOO, June 1.-THE general
outlook for winter wheat Is favorable.
We think the yield will be something 10
advance Of IN average crop. Hessian fy
prevailes 10 some extent. Small grains
backward. Corn has rotted in the ground
and has been replAnted. Pastures fine.
SheAring commenced. Wool low.
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rain.storm the past few days. Some hail,
but no damage to growing grains.
sLEEPY EYE, June 1l.-Prospeets foE
. bountiiul harvest were never better,
Wheat, oats, and barley, are just looking
splendid.
PLAMvrEw, June 11.-Wheat and bar
ley show an immense growth Of straw.
On new land wheat begins 10 lodge, and
farmers begin to tremble. II wet weather
continues thousands Of acres will be bad
ly damaged by lodging.
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WAsHrsGTos, Mo, Juns11.-Haryest.
ing. Fourteen bushels to the acre. Up
In good order. Above average Of II in
quality and quantity. Corn growing
fast.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, June live are
harvesting May wheat. Good grain. Fully
two.thirds Of q crop. Corn, good stand
growing finely.
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F1NDIEY, June 1L.-winte wheat ID
still in splendid. condition. Oats good.
Corn, good stand.
HAMPDES, June 1l.-Winter wheat
best ever known In the county Of Geauga.
The cold weather has saved the crop
Good stand Of corn. P~otato-bugs plenty,
but Paris green will subdue them.
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LlKErowS, June 1l.-Haye Just re-
turned from a trip through three counties
in our State. Never beheld such a fine
prospect. Should the wet weather con.
tinue much longer most Of the grain
would lodge.
MADE1IA, June ll.-small grains are
very heavy. Corn poor stand. Severe
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Florida.

MADISON, Fla, June 11.-Wheat har-
vested, and good. Large, fine crop Of
oats. Corn and cotton promising we'll.
Our prospects for good crops are iatter-
ing,
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SPARTA, June l1.-small grain and
grass never looked better. The chinch
bug has nearly disappeared. Wet and
cool weather was more than they could
stand,
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Tennessee.

BAKER STATION, Tenn, June 1l.-Win.
ter wheat will only be half . crop, owing
10 rust. Oats are fine and barley good.
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HUNTINGTON, June 11.-Winter wheat
looking very fine, and promises 4 good
yield. Oats good. Corn coming up we'll,
and not much replanting.
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RIVERSIDE, June 1.-THE small grass
looks we'll. Never better. Weather cool
and damp. No heavy rains.
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Kansas.

BENTON, June 11.-Harvest well under
way. Wheat good; excellent quality.
Oats and corr all right.
MAsHArrAs, June live have cul
aome wheat. Promises to be equal In
quantity and quality to any crop we ever
had. Corn will average a good stand
Some has been cultivated twice. Some oil
my winter wheat Is over six feet high.
oswEeo, June 1l.-Harvest begun. La
borers plenty. Wefear the price Of grain
will rule below cost Of production. Wheat
filled moderately. Fully half crop.
COUNCIL GROVE, KS, June 11.-Har-
vesting. Yield large. Superior quality
No old gram on hand. Corn looks we'll.
Good stand. Cultivating.
ERIE, June 1l.-Early corn waist
high. Have had good weather for 9
week. Poor stand except the early plant
ed.
GooDRIcH, June IL. = Harvesting.
Yield will be greater than ~. Oats, rye
and barley good. Some replanting oil
corn.
HIGHLAND, June 1.-THE last week
Of warm weather has brought out corn
wonderfully. Farmers finished second
blowing.
PAoIA, June 1l,-Just commenced to
cut our wheat. Prospect Of q better
yield than'77. Corn generally good stand
and color. Much plowed twice.
SILVER LAKE. June LIGHTING May
wheat. Promises twenty-five bushels &c
the acre. 0he.fourth more TO the acre
than in n. Corn promising. Oae-halt
plowed twice. All good stand. The best
prospect for years.
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TIE difficult surgical operation Of re-
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was performed In Chicago last week.
The organ weighed eight pounds.
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This medicine gains friends at
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MEDICAL.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
aushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
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the nose is irritated, swells, andsome-
times bleeds ; a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimesvoracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone feeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting violent painsthrough-
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools slimy;. not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
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coughsometimesdryan convulsive;
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