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The New York herald., 1878-02-08

Young (Br Calls; Jeremiah Thompson tr,; hsHsy; rrs
Rsss RRss ASSys s.as sh., Iass Ess ss
Morse: As.rs,ewn. whsmers Les,sss.
rssu1 ssshsn Dos:s rsas .ss
sss s.., s .n1 srHss f n "a hssa or 70 ~
an I1. E;,.lp:s :s .Ss Sssd: 1S:s; s Ss'%sss %
s al s.s sSs Ss f;;iss :.Ss, & tss.'s eS
iIolLo Dec i7-ssilsd. bark India tsor,. KndshL sss
.rrl,sS m sS's so,.e Dse for New New York
ieuIeux Dec 7-sasd ship Indspsndssos. ssres. Bee
In port Dec 81 bAhs CITY Of c.rsl. tBg. Rleha ana
Ado i@aius or unssd Kingdom consnsas srs Ssrss
sssr k1sSsncs 40, ssA.
bs ss j. rSs%f %S s.. % "
ssfs; s. ss:S s
MsssisH Jan is-Arrivsd bark sehapyL Snow. Alssss
sailed brig ss,.n Sssdss ss
I'm s river Dec ee ship Naxar. Petsd Bombay
'Dsa Sasls 'H Dec a-s.sd ship Criterion Lu New yers
Sailed Dec is BARK siashound tB ra~ss San fran
In port Dee Is. bark undns sBr,. Fawcs,s. Tor Nee
In port Dec as ship Mipeoro rdner csbu :sa ns.
ass MsrS from ss% ssani t.uei.ss arrived S
@ Is sssy ST. H:r YSs ss.. &c.
Asnun,.. from Hong Kong, arrived 27sh. wtg
a.S:e Dss 4 U.s y
MArANzAs. Jan 81 Arrived, bark kebinscn Cruses eeo
inson Aspin wall; bhs Alexander Sicksls. Peters. Ne
NEWCASTLE Nsw. Jan 2-In pors bark Serena dsn. fos
San Francisco -.
ford ior Wlmingson. No; Laura Assssr. Gregory, sss
PiNAsc Dec 2o-In port bark VIM Phillips Hssiy ffos
P1ssLLos DE PIcA. Dec al In port ship Louis Walsh
White; Alex Mcneil Sprouls Carroton Lewis; beafonn
@ cGs nf,%su sss s nsss ses %
Scott idg iosd; bark MidAs, Frost. for EnropA
PuSTA p. Losos Dcs Prsvicusy M ship Essssc
and Ralph Pexks (Brj, Hogan. do.
In port Dec 81 ships Hercues snav rssncoais; o;is
Wssthsld Br, rsrro,s; austria. GILMORE sad A"'os
PoRT MoRASr, Ja. Jan l7-Arrivsd; echrs Georgs II
sADoNcA Jan l6-1n port brig Aoss"ck' b'ackwood ior
siycsroRE Dsc 27-ship Adrstic tBr,. Taylor for Cal
Merryman Masters cosssing: Philip Fitzpatrick. Pheian,
Smyrniote, scars. for bangkok
ST TnoxAs. Feb I'm port, brig Mary kimbxil san.
for Wilmington NC Carrie Remington. Dssne. from Csa.
chared load phosphate ut NavHssa for Wilmington Nc
VICTORIA IAN 2s-Arryed, parks Aunalilo lAw) Mars.
ton, Honolulu (and went ashore in Royal RosdH 18th,
Adf%. Ss. ysssr sn1 Hoyp
VALPARAISO Dec 24-Arived. bark Dora cierj, Poppe,
Quebec (xnd sailed 3lst tor Caao,.
2sth bark Albert, Erskne, Cororel
In mort an 90 ship Suiote (B) Lecraid for Meones
90 Cnss Fobes serv. from dos arrived Jan ~ whet
more umphrcy. unc: Sarah lngerso DO; LeonAr tNIc
Pickering from New York. arrived "a aatn R0nsenSeck tSr
Chartered park Theta Br. Clark tor lquique TO load
for Phil adeipha. ,,,,,
Dcssy New Yosk; Jan ,. Annie Weston, winsor, ku.
.4
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday author.
lied Comptroller Kslly to ISSUE dock Improvement
bonds to the amount Of $4,000
Mayor Ely, Commissioner Campbell and Professor
Chandler have still under Consideration the drafting
of street cleaning bill to DO submitted TO the Logs
Iaturc, In accordance with resolution recently passed
by that body
Corporation Attorney Boyd reports having received
$533 so Tor penalties during the past month.
Mayor Ely has signed the Common Council resolu-
ton calling upon the Police Commissioner to re-
establish the old sixth precinct station house in
Franklin street.
Ihe sherln has received an execution 10 the civil
SUIT brought by tho city against Henry W. Genet Tor
the sum Of ;204 1O7 IL 10 understood that ths pro-
cecding Is a mere matter Of form, as Genet has no
personal OF real property on which levy Eau be
made
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
RACING AT CHARLESTON, S. G.

THIRD DAY OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA JOCKEY CLUB-rHREE
RAcgs-aENERAL PHILLIPS, jim ELL AND
INcoMMoDE THE WINNERS.
CHARLESTON s. c., Feb. Z, 1878.
Tho third days racing OF the annual meeting OF the
South Carolina Jockey Club was we'll attended, and
the races gave general satisfaction The course not
tasten account Of rains Three were run
during tho afternoon, the nrst mile and halt
dash all nges for purse Of $780, $3.50 to the first
and $50 to the second Tnercwere three starters for
this race, comprising T. a. Grays chestnut colt Gen.
eral Phillips, by Glenolg-La Polka yoars old.
and tho same gentleman's chestnut colt Judge Han.
cock by Buetin-rwo Lauras, years old, and An
thony Halls bay gelding Jack Trigg, by Lightning-
Sailie Morgap aged General Philips won the race,
Judge Hancock second, Jack Trigg third Ttmo 2:4S.
was tho Hutchinson Stake for all ages, mile heats
$50 entrance, hall forfeit; $40 If declared before jan
uuIy 1875 ii two moro start the club TO add $500
There seven nominations, but QnIy TWO came to
the post These were j. Davis chestnut colt Jim
Bell, by John Morgan. dam by Brown DICK, years
old and William Wyche's chestnut horse Hattcras
by Red Dick. dam by Planet, years old. Hatteras
was Tho favorite before the start at 10 l. He won
the nrst heat, but Jim Bell the second and third
and the
The following are the previous
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Yo,, yhis1 was S".d Fortress xSpros sh Nth
IL will be repaired
BARK JENNIE PIrrs loaded with OIL which in Hon
bad condition that she will have undergo exten
from the IN the are
osived. both vessel and cargo being Insured
BARK ZErnYRiSE-The mild weather and smooth water
have enabled the w,eete % work day and night in saving
S an: ss sas.s SsSs
that she may Be sowsi ahoat buoyed nside with
BARK NoRrHxRx caI.r tBr,. at Hampton Roads Feb :.
Jan ~ Ia. 4s SO n Ion % 70 collidsd with
wreck 10 very dangerous TO navigation
Bsf .is,. ASsA 0sE,o s from ,a
sails while being pulled on
.p Ecs: ~ .ss s 'G ndas S f.: S:.
been heard Of her. She Is supposed to be lost .
the weather is favorable she wili get Of :
90
ports that the first night out was ex:.emsy cold and he
ten The water casks wore washed AWAY and ali the
Gsrs ,ns .a %
Fl Wind and lost the galley and all the s"Si"s
three feet cabin. the gale the cabin
" us e 70 % e. h
S II: ssS chr sdy a'
crew oouid do let her scud before the wind aer
xa. s e eas
them again The schr did not sight sail which
render assistance Feb she made Boom Island with
light wind from the w. She then tor Portland Tor
ei night Of 5th taken In tow bZ the tug War
Grifn. arriving in the harbor ut O'clock She was
leaking badly. and the crew were completely used mp
scaR MARY JASE-The anchors. chains spsrs and rig.
gng belonging ths vessel which sunk of SAvbvook No.
vember sold at auction City Island Febrn
g. to Charles McCiennan. for $3.50. Tho Mary Jane
lies In 20 feet OF water and viii be made in the
course OF few weeks to raise her.
scuR JULIA Perry mot before reported, from Elisa
of Latimer Reef towed into Nee London by cutter
Dexter: damage apparently slight She viii proceed.
scmR CARRIE, from Orient, Ii, for Richmcud Va, re-
Lewes Del the tide ebbs and flows in her.
Two schooner loads taken from her arrived at Phadel
phia 7sh inst.
scHR HENRY. from Hoboken for Now Haven, with pig
iron which struck Hogs Back. He'll Gate. Feb 4 and
off leaking badly and taken to Astoria for
repairs.
ScHR JESSIE ELIzABErH, at Charleston 5th inst from
New Haven had rough passage and lost boat and split
!. sails
ST JoHx NIB Feb 7-schr Minnie, or and for this port
from Joggins, with coal Is ashore Salmon River
SAN Francisco Jan 3O-Hawniian bark Lunalilo is
ported ashore Royal Roads No further particulars.
She Is insured here for SO. 600.
Feb IA large number Of vessels OF tho coasting eet
mostly from Puget Sound ports greatly overdue and
tn late caused anxiety for their safety Sew
pieces of have been vessels coming
the and other fragments have difted ashore
the hernC Conag
The New York herald., 1878-02-08

specially invited to attend to the drnmatzation
OF ssler's story. Al tho end o next week the re-
hearsal will come oh.
There not many coIored applicants for em-
poyment The play was anticipated, bus u IL be-
iieved, now that IL has gone abroad through. the
African kingdom on tho east side OF town that the
thing Ia genuine rush will occur 10 secure partcipa-
tion IN tho drama.
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THE THIRD RACE


was dash OF q mile ana quarter tor all ages, TOR
purse OF $500 $3.50 the rs aud $50 10 the second
horse. There three starters, comprising I. A.
Gray's bay horse Incomm0de, by Melbourne, Jr, dam
by Jim Come; William wyche's chestnut lily swana
noa oy Red Dick-Lizzie Rogers, years old, aud II.
Waer's chestnut horse Egypt, by Panct-Lady
Berry, ag0d. Incommode was great iav0rite over
tho field, and he race with great ease, Swana.
noa second, Egypt third. Time, 2:17.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
SAILED.

Steamer Adristie tBr,. tor Liverpool; Desmsrk tBr,.
London state Of Georgia (Br. Gasgow; Frisia Ger.
I!smeurg osheilo tBr. Hull mot eh Arrngun tBr).
Bristol; sermuas tBrl. s. Johns, Pr &c: Aibemars.
Lewts. Del ships Humboldt tGer). Bremen Asssye tbr
hiverpoo.: bArks Arlington (Scr GLASGOW; soko.o tHn.
havre Tsvere fBrl Bristol; Harvest Queen (B, Cork
Falmouth: Hebe (Sor), do or do.
Also salsd steamer Wysnoke, for Richmond sc; ship
v0yager, Bristol; bark Jason CGeY). Antwerp
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The bell buoy outside the bar at the mouth Of tho Msr-
rmac dragged its moorings durin, this Friday.
the end Of South Island halt milo from lis
position This IL tho second time within month
that tho bell buoy has been driven from its place.
The captain tho 4bost jorgas reports that the
buoy White Rock Reel Ii Sound Is of position.
Instead of being outside Is about three rods inside the
rect.
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lat % N, ! n 81 IS w.
Bark Algeria lBr. Stewart New York for Queenstown,
Brig Cora tBrl Hansen Perth Amboy for St Jago Fob
e. lat 81 40, lon u 45
schr Remington Eldridgs New York for Port spaiu
Jan 30. lat 80 O6, Ion "a "a
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from Provincetown Fob 6, schrs Rising Sum- Tay
lor and Mary q Curren, Dyer, whaling cruises Of 8
months In the North Atlantic Ocean.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.
~-.--~-
Two .sCH0oNERs. LYING AT NOBLE STREET
wharf; one Tor sale At low figures; carries 100
and six feet OF water i've old will lay there Ave-
six days Address 123 Frankford av Pniiadeiphja
WAN1Ep-A SECOND HAND slxOARED BARUE.
,in good order Address, stating price, Ac, JOHN u,
-kkLvIE, Secretary, Avondals, N. J.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Feb 5--sailod. bark w,lholmins (Br, wslsh
Philadelphia ,.t,4
BELFAST. Fob 7-Arrivsd sssk Concord (Bp. Meaolsy,
cAprz, Jan so-Arrivsd brig Invncbls (sp). Ramirez.
New York. 'fa
CAcLIARI, to Fob 7-Arrved, bark Falco (sw,, Sand.
strom, Phsdslphis via Cadiz for Genoa @se bcow).
GLASGOW, Feb 4-saiied, bark Geo Davis (Br. Hooker
Wmin9 9ton Nc.
HAvRE, Feb 4-Sailed. barks Peter Crerar B, Whaen,
Hampton Roads.
HAMBURG. Feb 5-saied, bark Theodosius Christian
CGer). Parnow. Now York.
LIVERPOOL Feb 7-Arrved, steamer Berwick (Br) Cor
riga Savannah; ship Harold Hsarrsgcr (No Hsvorsen
Pensacola; bark Kncune tBr), Caithncss Astoria. o.
Sailed Tho steamers Palestine (Br), Irving Boston
spain (Br. Grace New York uatter al PM ships Prus-
sia McLoou New Oreans Genevieve Strickland Strick
land. Key West; barks Alkn (Rus), WSn. Bull River ;
Mimi (Aus) Tominios. New York; vanse (Nor, Tollosen
LONDON, Feb 7-Arrved. bark Kingdom o'Fife (Br)
Irvine New York (not arrived Jan 81.
Cleared 7th barks Religione Liberte Its, Lamberto
United States; Reviewer (Br) Brown Delaware Break.
water
York for Elsinore
LIMERICK Feb e-sailed. bark seaward (Br) McGregor
United States.
NxwoxsrLx Feb 7-saied. bark susanns CNor), Berke.
land, New York.
PKRSAMBuco, Feb 7-Arrived previously, brig John
Boya (Br), Marshall Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb e-Arrivcd, barks Dronning Sophie
(Nor Dahnsen, New York; Ornen (Nor, Larsen Phila.
dspha; vncenza (Aas), Casovich New Oreans 7th ship
Sea WITCH Drew. Ssa Francisco; barks Minerva UtaD
Galliano Philadelphia; Euro Aus, Kreglich. Baltimore
Jupiter (sw) Nardn, New York: Fortunate Padre dtaD
Cxvassno. 90; brig Enrico (Aus Francn, do; also the
Frsda. from.
RouEN, Feb o-sailed, bsrk orientsn tSw,. Wink Now
Orleans
ROTTERDAM. Feb e-saed, bark Kathinka oGe Rossius
Baltimore.
SAIGON Feb Gin port, lark Thomas Fletcher. Peudle.
| ton. for Java
WATERFORD. Feb 5-ssled. bark Esio (AuO, Premuda,
| United States
Arrived AZ - Feb g. bark svalen (Nor), svendseu.
| Baltimore via Queenstown.
| Loxpos Feb IA Loyds' despatch from Gravesend
says THE Mern for Bordeaux came into col.
iision six o'clock last evening, with the Anchor line
| steamer Utopia from Now fork The Utopia struck
forward Of the rggnx the starboard side Her fore
compartment is full OF water Attempts will be made to
| tighten her."
BARK Falco (Sw, Sandssrom. from Phiiadephia for
Gsnos, has put Cagiiar leaky cargo damaged
Will discharge for repairs.
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHKAp, Feb z, PM--Wind SW, gcutle: baron eter
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WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-Noon.
Tho time ball Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
y standard time OF the United States Naval observa-
tory at Wsshneton) was to-day dropped correctly.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pArss OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08

HoLyHKAD, Feb q, PM--wind sw. gentle; barometer
3o55I
PLYxoUrH, Feb z. PM-Wnd NE. light; barometer 30 5a
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-30
Potato Culture.

Experiments in potato culture,
conducted of late in Germany, but
described in French agricultural
paper, are said to have demonstrate
ed that the yigor of the potato plant
is always in direct proportion to the
weight of the tubers used for seed;
and not Only do different tubers
vary in productiveness, but also
different eyes in the same potato.
The "eyes" in the top of the potato
produce mucn finer offspring than
those lower down or at the bottom !;
and in planting, agricultnrists are
therefore advised to cut them hori-
zontally. instead of vertically, and
use the lower part for cattle feed.
The best plan. however, is TO set
them out whole. cutting out all the
eyes except those at the top. From
careful statistics of the experiments
conducted by Prof Grant,. it ap-
pears that from tubers divided YER
tieally, only five tons per acre were
produced from whole potatoes, sew
en- and holt tons; and from those
cut horizontally, nine and three
quarter tons. In the last point,
however, other scientific observers
do not agree with who results of
Herr Grants experiments, as they
insist that other things being equal
whole potatoes will always produce
more than halves, however cut.
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Care of Cows.


Ifthere is any season when dairy
cows require good care and gener'
GUS treatment it is just at the set
ting In Of the winter. The change
frsm succnlent pasturage to dry
feed is . trying enc TO any animal.
but peculiarly so to a mich COW.
She has to supply double drain upon
her system-the demands Of the
pad and those OF The glowing fetus.
20 neglect a COW at this critical PEI
riod il not only inhuman, but it
docs not pay" The cows should
have good comfortable shelter
plenty OF pure water with the chill
taken of is better and plenty OF
ofeood nutritious food.csTo see 8
group OF disconsolate COWS standing
dumped up" 10 the storm. without
even d she'd 10 shelter them, march
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ing once or twice day in meia cio
" procession to some distant brook
or pond where hole has been eui
in the ice, and when feeding time
comes fighting for the scant supply
of course hay or cornstalks scatter
ed in heaps around the barnyard. is
enough to move one to mingled in
dignation at the brutality aud
folly of their shiftiess owners.
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They tell of a Georgia girl who re-
Gently had a man arrested for an as
sault having consisted of a success
full though stoutly resisted effort en-
his part to keep her. from commit
ting suicide by jumping from a
bridge. The man made the very ma.
tural mistake of reseuing the girl
too soon. If he had waited until she
had gotten fairly under the water,
he would have seen the very marked
difference between the gratitude of a
damp girl and dry one. Instead
of having him arrested for an assault,
with wild, tragic Hal me ke-yind
preserver r. she would have rushed
franticaIIy into his arms.=-LoaisUjtLe
Courier-JOurnal. $40 asau a. ebas5
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The Early Methodists in England


1 From tne London Quarterly Review
Looking back over the 1888 years
which have elapsed since the forma.
ton of "the United Societies. we
see, in the first instance. two or
three clergyman Of the English
Church painfully making their way
on horseback, over miserable roads,
at little more than a snail's pace.
from one Industrial centre to an.
other, for the purpose of preaching
to masses of baptized English
heather the Gospel of saliva, ion by
''graee through faith" Their visits
to each sphere of labor are few and
far between, for 'tthe harvest truly
is great. and the laborers are few
But there is marvellous power about
these men. The wealth. aristocraey
aad churchmanshiP Of the land
frown darkly upon them; the mobs,
whose sake they are ready to be
''killed all the day long are but
too easily persuaded to result and
modest them, aud they are painfully
familiar with the artillery of stones
and bricks and mud and rotten eggs.
Yet, somehow, .Hone. of these things
move" them. They go steadily on,
returning blessing for eursing aud
replying to oaths by prayers. and
offering present. free and full saliva
ten to all; and, somehow, their
word prevails. Their fela-preach.
ing passes into the phase Of triumph
ant mortal conquest. and they say,
exultingly: ''Now. thanks be unto
God, which always ,6auseth US to
triumph ia Christ, and lnaketh mani
fest the SAVIOR Of His knowledge by
US in every place 8 In no place
does their word fail to- be with
power" In mahy places, where
the population is comparatively
large, and a common indlrtry estab
fishes close personal relations and
intercourse, extraordinary displays
of religious excitament take place.
Scores, hundreds, nay. thousands,
of the most vicious, profane and
H4a II ID -
profigate people are transformed
into meek, reVerent. pure and loving
disciples of Jasus Christ. The
movement spreads far and wide,
and with astonishing rapidity. too.
considering the obstacles to locomo-
ton then existing. Helpers are
needed, and in the providence OF
God are supplied in abundance ana
in quick succession. and in a few
years the whole land, which lay in
the barrenness and silence of mer
al waste. bursts into beauty, re-
joices and blossms as the rose, and
echoes and re-echoes with "the
sound and glory of the Savior's
name. The early triumphs of Meth
odism in England are among the
most remarkable on record. They
may be said, without exaggeration,
to rival even the successes of tue
Apostles themselves; and now. a.
we look again and again at the ter
ritOry occupied in England and
Wales by Methodism, another ex-
clamation of the old ting rises to our
lips. What hath God wrought -
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W5NTILL STAND THE ENSUING
Saesen near LIsADFALEas deforson Co.,
Tenn, az $40 tha Season, SIS to insure
Eer For further particulars address, VI aE
A. u. MILLER
decl6--tf go Leadvale. Jefferson CO.. Tenn,
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and take a seat in one of the elegant coaches
running over the GREAT CENTRAL LINE
from Atlanty and Chattanooga to Mem ,
phis, Little Rock and Texarcanna,
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When Tnrkish Pashas read their
names in the American telegraph,
they believe in a hell more than
ever.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-01-30

run by and in connection with this line. from,
Chattanooga to Mckenzie, Frost and Cairo from
Mo Kellzie ito New Orleans, AIenphis aud Little
Rock; from Little Rock to Houston, Texas from
Frost yin Cairo 10 st. Luis .and, Chicago; from,
Union City, via Columbus, to st Louis
Through tickets EnaTa, time tablaa etc , may hoe.
had on applioa ton to Ticket Agents drought the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-04

WHY SUBMIT TO THE DISCOMFORT, and
humiliation entailed by local disease of
the skin, when GLENN's SULPHER SOAP
will rid you of it with certainty and de-
spatch 1t is remedy which never fails
to relieve cutaneous disease, and, as a
means of banishing defects of the COM
pIexion. it is equally reliable. The bene-
tits arising from the use of Sulphur Baths,
in cases Of skin disease, and of rheuma-
tlsm aud govt, are we'll known, but the
cost is too heavy to be incurred by many
persons who would otherwise take advan-
tage of them. GLENN's SULpHER Soar
answers the same purpose. and is both
inexpensive and convenient No one
need stir abroad in search of a sulphur
bath who has this admirable means of
providing one in doors. 1t is incom parably
the deodorizer and disinfectant of clothing
and bed linen in use, and prevents diseases
OF an obnoxious nature caused bycontact. So
res, ulcers, bruises, scalds cuts and sprains
arepromtly remedied by it; aud its clearly,
healing and soothing properties constitute
1t far more desirable remedy for scorbutic
ailments than olntments of any description,
since such greasy compounds soil the
clothing, often aggravate, and very rarely
indeed 90 any permanent good.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Csc. per
cake. Box q cakesl 75c., sent By mail,
prepaid, on receipt of price.
z. n. CRITTENToN, Prop'r, Sixth Ayen-
ne, New York.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, 500.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-04
Sufferers from Headache,

constipated bowels, inward piles, cos
tiveness, fevers, torpid liver, yellow
ness of the skin and eyes, indigestion,
dyspepsia, and all arrangements of the
Tar and sarsaparina pills" Unlike
many other purgatives, they do not IT.
ritate the stomach and bowels by fire.
quent use. They keep the system in
the healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action and ex-
pelling by the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poisons the foundation of
life. Be particular to obtain 'Swayne. s
pills" price rs cents box, at all lea
dings druggists, and in Rock Island by
John Bengston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-04
The Musical Ernnoriun.

Mr.. Isaac Epstein, who leads the trade
In musical instruments IN this city, leaves
for Chicago tonight and possibly will go
from there to Boston and Now York, to
purchase full line Of instruments from
the best makers.it being his determination
to make his place the headquarters for
everything in the musical line. From an
experiment the business has grown to
proportions that makes its permanency an
assured fact and it il now Epstein's intep-
tion to make it the musical palace of
three cities, and further to SO grade prices
tnat competition will be impossible. Mr..
hpsteins well known energy and business
quanhcations are sufficient guarantee that
ne VIII make 1t win, and of course everyone
VIII oe pleased to note the growth of Rock
Island enterprise,