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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-20
7ha Eolnan Liver apd Stomach Fad

The Holman Liver and Stomach Pad
FORKS tr obso,tk22. IS f7"o foAa "a rs acton
giTes ana taxes. 1T Is Honest, EBec'7 IfdrnllfS:
IT Is marvellous III ITS prompt and radical cure OF
every species of LIVER and STOMACH difficulties,
the seat of most all diseases
1T IS worn over the Vitas, Liver and Stomach.
IT removes tovpidity of the Liver, gives tone TO the
Stomach; a'7issfin9 f'HenfafioR and ram by giving
II 8e natural quantity OF bic ana gastric aces.
1T also vitIlizes The entire system with Nature
TT arrests all detcriorated and pos ,nous fluids in
~ Stomach, and thus prevents their entering the
.---fs-.il by way OF circulation.
IT abso~bs from the body every particle OF blood
- 81. whether bilious Inalarial or Ineulcina4' ana
ves the wearer n perfect health.
nth century. ad marks new era in inc history
IT is a fict. incontes:.i)ly proved in thou
,,uis ,.,ar thousands O gases, that tie Ifof.
mar L.-r aud -st9nlac3 Tad z9U DO al l9Gf
es.. Il Jo' IT, 4 -gflz e5S fe1e' and As"s r. ~
Ii F *e 9@ bl a<'9 ~ b54s f1 Fer snsdse<
~ I{eayI Rh@rs4fssa al Ii4ds 81 Female Weak,
s:<ee sex HfaGache, La,gbago, S,aticG, P9ia IN
Io.fc Biiiogs DiarrkGa, Etc.
for safety. convenience and effectiveness, it COM
r,,.rlds itself to every household.
send for our pamphlet, giving extended lniornla-
Caution TO the Public erra,< of foisono.ns
yG 7ranan7elf limitations torceef no" tie market BY
5t<f,firo and Bripcstied a.enfhrers 10 be sold on
le< yctataticu Of !he genuine. By "oge 6Hf tie
E1oaI7an Pad, etc.
Descriptive Price List.
T-as-.1Ia~ Pgd-ezoc; Incipient diseases Of the
stomach and Liver, first stages Chills and
Fever, etc.
Special Pad-S3.oo; Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders, of every form, also Malaria,
Biliousness, ETC.
Xxx Pad or Spleen Belt-ssoo;. Is intended
TO cover Stomach, Liver and Spleen, and is
sovereign remedy FOR all chronic troubles.
r1fa1,t pad-SI. 90; Preventive and Cure OF Chol-
era lnfantun, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever,
Summer Complaints, etc.
Body PIasters-5oc. For Nervous and
Foot pair-soc. Z throwing off obstruc-
ntlubness of extrenlites, ETC.
SeTt by mail, free of postage, on receipt OF price
Wholesale and Retail Depot.
1874 Madison ST., Cor. Clark, Chicago, Ill.
BATES & EANLEY,
Managers for the Northwest.
7. II. THOMAS is the only, authorized Agent in
this city for the genuine Holman remedies. The
public are cautioned to beware of limitations Call
ct his store and get book free Of charge.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-20

'Sapanule. the wonderful GLYCERINE LOTION
1s positive cure; it has never failed.
"Sap2nule" has equal for Chronic Lsmeness.
! anne Back. Lumbago, Sprains Piles, Chapped
Hands, ChIlblains BuniOns, and all diseases of the
Skin, Erysipeas, Salt Rheum, Eczema, Humors of
the Scalp. &c; Diphtheria, Sore Throat, Pneumo-
MA. and all intiammatory diseases Ladies who
suffer from local dlficu ties find immediate relief,
and permanent cure by using Sapanule." Used
IN sponge foot bath removes all soreness of body
limbs and feet. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Sold by all Druggists. Prize, soc, and
81 per bottle.
Send for il animated circular and cards.
SAMUEL GERRY 81 COMPANY,
Propretors, 297 Broadway New York.
, 1879-03-20

The journal d. Ut,'tut lately announced That
anoHc the 8il students III tile University ul
Derne there arc twenty women pursl,in: tllu
rcguiar course fur tllG lcgrec OF Doctor Of
tho degree of Iii. d. u.,on allie. Illus berger,
Ut thr GEA,nt nuchY ot ljasscli, wllo passctt a.l
exceedingly brilliant examination. rwu u,rr
Indies, one at. American The usllrr M Austrian,
took tho degree Ut Al. D. at the safla tlule
uIt even In places where W. lcast uxpect It urn
t!!c women sluwIy gaining in honor ulul powur
Tie University IT llcIslIgtortl III Finland, for
exanlpie, las conferred Tho lcErco uf II. H.,
after IA very rigid exau,Fnatuf'' upon Mile,
llcvkc.. This ts the tr4t Fiullnd woman 10
honorcd, aud tie ocea.tnn was duly noted. A
grarI oyation WAS elyGn to tlse graduate by her
tul!ow-stutlouts who ut the Salt,u tis,ls opened
ior fund to establsl, Scholarship In thn tlui.
yersEty furyounE Finnish, w0l,cn WIN orsl, to bu-
come physicians Or surgeoBa, Thn Roatnc Hey
kel Fund :" thus iur "a in lo,lrtshl1. eoplItpu,
, 1879-03-20

Immersed IN deep Thought. Thcn llo turned on
Tic suddenly" continued Tho expert, "n:errcl1
iie through Will, nis black eyes arl put il,t,
muel-uvcted coin In nv hand. wlli'n Ills I0rg
bird, like tfngcrs were bent like snnns tu taf{e thu
chuck. Tut coin wa, in!nc. | sepl." satl tlIr
expert. with sI.at coin under my pillow; that
IA, tried To slcep, bur 40 excited waa tint
never ctGsett my eyca tllat night"
Tie nl,misnlatist toox the earliest conveyance
ncrDas the English Channel. 'ftIs tnclnt was
not tnr common collections. II waA q tiece for
the French Museum. Tho Emperor Louis M
potcon heard Ut 1t. as did tllo Minister u In.
etsuetton. II. Fcnar.icns considered MI cttcr OF
ao,0bo tranrs Tor thu netlal as an imperative
command that the cnfn s.uulsl remain IN Fraprr.
80 stny It did, although IN.UW francs-lust
tlutible what It cost-wcra offered for II. This
coin Of the Bacsrian Eucrat,lcs Is now t.t
ErcAtly.prtzcA ornament 0t the Cab!Dgt tles
Mrlnl!ies To-day It lies III glass cnsu I'LL BY
Itself. Theru Is little ha,n!lr coming NIT 0f
the bUx which .purints the public ta turn tl!c
cUIn so tat bltll sides Of Il cali he seen.
''ths*,h said tic uxpcrt TO tic writer. "Es thu
rarcst coin III the world ntid .1c unc for whrl,
the rnrest psice Inns lIcll naEl. Since It Gust the
liyea OF ftlyu incE. u not think anything moro
was really pa!1 fur 1t llan II was worth. It
ought to slnyc ttcn savcl for the dedication Ut
numtslhalic amateurs IN uil times to conio, even
hud fifty or 100 live. been sacrificed"
, 1879-03-20

An incident occurred in tic battle Of franklin
which l havG never eecn In print. That san
culinary battie was ut Its hrght. md now md
then there was soldier who would not face thu
music, allu, holding to the illca that "t1stauco
luntls cnchaulmeut" on NIL sucl, occasions,
wouil exhibit his faith in thu dca By taking
'slce ball " for the rcar. These cases were gct-
thug too numerous toward the close Of t1lo Int
Tie, a,nl Col, b, Of our hrigadu, was sent
.ac1s tu tho rear to Intercept ttIuse seeking for
sn(r,y all return them tu their respective poBts
Of duty.
Col. b aath he hailed one fellow who waa
making trarks fur some place OF safety with nIl
the clergy Of despair
ttltaltl say, n1.tl return to your cntnmantll'
Tile flying sun Of Mars tuolz uu noticc Ut tic
con,nlaI,h.
lla,t! 7 say, and 70 bacls to your post"
The suIllcr publ no attention tu him.
Thu Calollel now tegalnu exaslcratc1, md
ycllus! ont:
VII you don't turn n,st 60 back to your conf
malll will shoot you, str!"
Without panalnE In ILLS flight, The soldier
yelled lack Ut t,in1:
."shoot a!Ml DO hangcdl wllal'a ouc bullet to
n haskrttnli"
Col. Il let HIN 60, aIHl, nftcr tic hattle,
told thu inctdtnt as Il gnol Joke.
, 1879-03-20
A RELIC OF SECESSION,

Four Coins strnclt OT by tho Confederate q
Government Are Kcenrrpctetl by IL Newn
Item.
Fhifadt'nhfr Rrcord.
1t has been believed MIL recorded ns an his
torcal fart tint tue Southern Confcdcracy Ind
no metallic currency, After Il lapse Of eighteen
years cvisaeNo now presents itse!f TO show tl,ui
four co!ns wcto struck OIL Mt the New Orleans
Mint while that place was In the possession oi
the Confederate Government. This discovery
has oren brought abunt by n Nrcorl [trn,. cn.
titled IA Crazc fnr Coins,n which gave tic
fancy prices placed upon rare pieces.
Il few days aubsc1ucnt tn The publication, Afr.
MAsun, the nntntsmatst Of No. lj:s Nurth Tcutl
street. WHO sas incidentally referred tu III tie
nFtlcle, received d communication frnn Il. +.
Taylor, NJ. D., ille SGcrGsAry. utul Treasurer oI
the Louisiana State Noar "f llcnlalt, giving t,l
information tint he hal Confederate coin It,
leai-i,cncii rubbing Of sI,e piece, Mt the saml
time ex pressing 4 ,uubt as to tbs existence n,
any Eo1ulnc cotns or the Confederate Statcs,
The return mail brought Il rubbing of tic coin.
Thu obyeTse represents u liberty rap, above
tfe Amorlcun shIell The ,auion ot tho aitvr Gun.
tnIl,g seTan stnra, representing tl.c Krvcn SO.
celing Statcs the wt1te bct1ly surrounded will,
wrath Ut slt!.areaf,e nnd cottnH IN lhootn uni
the Hiotto "Conlcuerate States Ut America u
The reverse hns the Goddess VI Liberty with lie
thirteen stars, representing tile Suites from.
"Is0i." '''"1' A'0 '"' 'n'e'
The history Of The coin nlay l,e briefly rceapIt-
Nlntcl from Afr. Tnyor'B statement, Wien tl,.
tsle Gonfe'lerates IN April, ISL, tise origtnlil
dies Of tho United States 'scro cancelled III liz.
presence Of tug otllc1ns connected with the
building: Thc Confederate Cabinet, which was
n>dcstgn for Confederate currency to afr. Tuy.
l0r. who was tr1i cElef colncr or tile mint, Tie
, 1879-03-20
I.nrEe rnbtfa is"qarstx Ut ..sa Oils.

:Atf7 k0Hdhh tE1rrl 1ffe5fam. Mfrch II,
lIew We publish The figures nj ikte n!,hl[c l,c.
quests VI the iniu neac0N Asn >ts. l'lIb extr-
Mtar6 nnn,inAItIl IN tic will ara William G,
trump, Peter e. Turner, n,nl William il. Chap.
man. Eentletnc to whom even tlIuse grcns trusts
tau ba safely committed. Their cttnpcnsutIp,
Ia $i,00O each In lieu Ut commissions. Tl,e
ehtatu will bo appraised at S7h0,tW1 at least:
lhc. American boarl@,f Commissioners Of For
elEn Missions. ooi,g the resttsuary lc.atue will
hA Benefited to tllt amount Ut $50J,UOV. Tho
0illcr public bctlsiests are:
tHtMoss5 oGho"i': .+.sr...,,- ..+.$IU, nM
!lac0n hcAbeMy4 Colchester. -, Ii, tho
Flrst Ecclesiastical SucIuty ot New ta,lnn 10 OOu
American G"arl ut Commissioners for FJr-
cI41t Mlsf!nH. ~. ...... 1T. 600
American llults stks1n socsty... &, Olnl
American tlhu Society. =. .,............, h,Ulu
American Ttact SDclgtY. .......,,, ,,,,,,, 5UUD
fnlu Col!eEo Theological Scm!nary..,..... e:i 0O0
AmheFst Col'ege.,.. ..,.,. .... ..,,..... M Uuu
Should Tiers not b. enough io par personal
aud public hc4ucsts TOD, the bill proyi.ies
that the personal sllatl ,so ga in full ,l tilu
deficiency, y any, distributed a,nonl. tic otller
leEatres. However, tllcEU Is no likelihood that
!!'tru VIII he any such lutiuLu1lcy. The gIft 10
Yale Cnlegn 10 to ho designated ''Tl,e Abel ag.
Even Fund.- III mumary Ut the Itcv. Abel Nc
Even, d. d., formerly VI Nuw London, duccased,
ahd Tor many years ohe Of llle eosporators Of
thu College,
, 1879-03-20

1i'n answer wis neat-".No, yer homer, au'
waiting fur gcntlcn,anln
Simple nifty afn'e ,nuc' i,u.lar 10 peraon
thnn mn Insult; hut tn nifty him with a $t bill
"a o!zzncks.-J. IH'iHgs
Thfs n the bcason Of The ycar when venerable
hens enter their eccnnh childhood, AMI nru
bft,stcd for spring cf,tckons.
MHsfc hath c'nrma to soottc the savnge. This
Is WY He t'ceaelonnlly ane cro's .!ng VIII. II
tAronfc;t.itna. ~ ~ @~' '''''' ''''@
clock having struck t,o llo,lr NJ |, a tender.
AeArtc!! woman exclaimed; "t)ht what trllei
glocSl" why sna" asKel II irint. "BceAuso
IL str,sek It's little ottei"
Child (t'nintng, to bronze graup Represent
!!lIe)-" Whnt nrn tllttse ttngs tlntllg, tmi Z"
ltabsr. -
Canynsser to thrift. rus.tc who Inns recently
taken l'.tlo far,n>-" Wall. Tfn'nas, ynu'tE
eee,o ess E"r y9'' t. sars " Sody t 1T M fs, e,
got ~, md can 70 ken TN nytrf. bcan't
Columbus avenue. Snu1ny fternoon.---stiscr.
nblc street tnttckcr to Snoikfna, t1tc belt Df
wtpse ntstcr was dragging: - sar, Old itoss,
T." yo', so,' ,'pn tiEis,n ''e yoas bsya yo'!i
on looking pleasant, u II he hadn't henrl it.)--
IjirvaFu LdtHEooH.
She was really charming, md secmc'l to cntny
very mitch the 'taaii un ton.t until l,er ptarly
teeth struck n conplu of shot. Then her ct,.lri-
tenancc changed. her expression BECAME wrntl,y,
anl tho sail: IN IL tho mem, lin, tllcv leayc
tllosn nasty shot IT. ts birds" "Why.n saf,f
he, they arc guo1 for The 'li.cstinn.n ."Yqs,"
sau she, "t',ey mnY lc, hut don't want lo die
lest that way."-Ddn5Hrv Afn..
Profcssor-"YM, will repeat sl,c lesson on Tic
battlo of Bunker 1iil." Student (nltrr long
nnd painful silcncc) -" Please, ar, can't,H
Professor {wt;h trown)-" WHY mott" Stu,lcn.
{tfmldlr)-" l'crausn ! hayo been deceived"
Profession faHnntsllcsi)-"fn wl,nt wnv{"
student (hHlnbaY}-"l have always i,crn tu!l
taf history tepeuss ITSELF .,,ut 70 ,iIll'tlr trouble
to study tho lcsson."-If0ckia,uf Courier,
YES, KNOW, THAT Is 20.
lie came oyer here Ia trend 1t,
And ltR RrHatfv to 1,le credit,
For he Is m Engtishn,an.
lint le Ind more termination
Than belonged Ia any natlop,
Except the American.
For all tho other nations
Find betlgr frcnra;i0ns-
Even tho ttni il.nn.
IN spite df Ail hnwf%.
The bltRes alitl the growls,
THO trophy now IL RowelI's-
AMI sIo'a an Englishmau.
-NtW FORK Graphic.
, 1879-03-20
CURRENT GOSSIP.


DIAMONDS, CHERRIES, KISSES.
A million i!tsao diamonds
Twink1c4 on the trrca,
And all thu ltttln ula!tlens tatd
IA Jewel, If you please"
}ut. wlilu they hold s!leir lands ontstretchr1
To catcsl tho dlaHonlis gny,
A tnillan little snnheAu,u cana
ANA stoio them ait aWay.
-Mdr2Mis Of Lorus.
million bright red cherries
Hanging on tho ttece,
Aud nit tho little nrchLns eafil,
'Ohl amt they Just the cllecse'"
Hui. while ll.ay held their lanls outstretchca
To cnieh the cherries rcd,
Thu good ND farmers dog Appahred,
And the llttlc urchrs Iicu.
-Net1 fork Erprtsy.
4 million soft, sweet kisses
l'enentll tho spreading trees,
And Sill sllo whispered sDftly,
100 On, lchr, II you rlrasc1''
But. while / hold her hand in tnina
And clatrod her clpser yrt,
ro1icGMun Ht0le Np,IM ia
And ordered uH ''to stts"
,-UoStpn Post,
, 1879-03-20


All old ncgEp named ShM Clark, wllh counts
Griswoll street lawyer among his friends, called
ut Ills law.shop yesterday With very anxious
look un his face, anu said:
" Boss, Izu clean twisted up dla l!luc, IN,
want to ax few QucslIuns.'
We'll, 70 nlcatl, SAM"
"Wall, all dc white folks tell mo dat do aczuy,
al1l at lcas' n,0ntll nhcnd. llass 'c,n talkju
bout II OIL dc kyars M I'LL obcr."
"fcs, this 10 Il very forward spriuR. ! thluk
we uru nt !east mouth at,oat!.n
swell, II tlat's Do casr, will do Fo'th o. July
toiar OH do lu'tll u june, or when, aut haIuit
Apr.t iulo day dun gonu an' passed BY two
weeks."
'i'l'u lawyer tried to cxpla!n, but San, was
morc tsltxc.l thHn 0e{ors. Ilu scratched is llraI
md went s0wly out, hut III half m hour lu TO
turiird with tuIu lunger than eyer.
"Got that through your heau Yeti" asked tho
lawyer.
''Fo' do Lawd, but lEe hin struck aglp ~
whispered the African. "lf VIC atu q nluntn
aflcaa now. dis yAsr will either llayo thirteen
Alnnts or only 'lrye1t Splan llat, 1IowiI'
lut tsle lawyer couldn't, and SUN went out
saying;
"Drse wlllto folts mn VERY curus set, dcY
ls, Dey 90 an' I'll de sczln I'll outer gear, ans
den u!sgcr can't tell whuther to piant tatass
OR dodge leiclcsih
, 1879-03-20

Baby mtne--.A founuIlng hoapltal.-Puek.
"Comc, gentle sprlug; uphthcrtal u,laucss
comr.n
a Whitehall woman calls her husband Good
Nesolutlons. because lc's a!ways lruke.
II you aro In love. Just constitute yourself q
"Tellcr Committee" Of one, aud settle ths
business.
A Dublin professional man addressed an artt.
sa.' Wl!o was waiting tn bis ball, rather esusque
ly-"lalios, you 5ellow, do you want met"
, 1879-03-20
ON A HIGH,

Snsrtat Corrt,pnndtnee Of The Trtbuns.
ViNcnSsEs. lnl., Much 1S.-rlIu Wabash
River ut this polnt Ia yerY high. ana fears arc
entertained Of MI overtuw.
, 1879-03-20
Ett,lcs.

= y . EFFHHHpe. n
Men who have been ton ,eehle to bring In the
fuel aat wtutur aru nuw abla tn 60 up lhu river
three or four miles a,ll slt Rll day On damp
stong, hahins.
, 1879-03-20

l,ut. whl'r Ih.v hc,, .nc,T hanl. on,atre,cbca
To ca,sh the cherries , rs'.. I''"'' SA'''''~"'"
Thu good ulI farmers ,.ug sppesred,
Aud the ltttlc nrcltns lscu.
-New lorE EIpFtss.
million soft. sweet ktsses
liencath thc snfca,jlne trees.
And stil sllo wl,irpere anftIy.
M, .'uo @, Gn' dear, 1,, t. T. yon q. l,,'!sase" :!
Ann elatnea hcf el1see yet,
polttcemAn ta',, .sole l ,pnn ,I. ~
,uo,inm " faat H9ut'e" I'd ~ se''
-"''''" rust
r,trru,r.rer ro,x ~ nr,11, x,yf,p, -
+ istA'Ss1 InaN ..'..'.,a 80 A'aE "ohhD'
1,,x,... ..s.. :te -. tf. ttf..u
ae'c - tns l'ue atofS VI tue saresE ol al COINS,
an, how precious medal came to BE- tic great
nu,nts,aatic triumph Of tic Frollcll COLLECTION
Ono ercptn,, IN ,1uv. 1sG7, Fr,nch 1cntlcrnou
an .,ne.t e ~" n.',,s u"s.,,,., ,,,.s ,,... ~,
y" III, " NV nt'''sn haseu'', WIS a'n!g IN
!+ohuo' "lth 'fcn. fo3' tile soh ol l'ofu 1loI-
! latHs In Tho ntdst Of tic dtnner-tablo ta1k tic
nuralsu,atc enthusiast was addressed az follows
hv r-.ntcn,o, ,rcuont. !. T o,r uor,r ,.,, ,-a.,,
mol III to"h lo'daTt 'or sloalu hasc sent fOu
aaeos Emu OIL 1elio"-la glass u wine with
yout-wno says he came from Bokhnra, at,t
WHO pEctcnds he has rarc-tyuur very gonl
s,caItl,)-a raro coln." Tie nuu,isn,atist yas oil
"1.snl'on, uit m.s nal, ,o,n so IN .a,, ., .o,,.
o,";ar, VIZ 49, eeid q CON- SO ne fa,d, nl some
,,, ns tYn1s y, s,vns9s ap A. , "0"sa We.a'' u.s.
hio NJ II t,s ] min nf M 1la, 'o "A' 4use@as
..ac,r n,',, soa,,, .eaes Mhs IN s innnth
soiat , xoM seem 70 cseten about y. It Is
nst tSnk ,t nt III NJ The The't shE a s lotgsry 9
ss whn was ha%n. H.. "c c,,s ,s''2TS nrn n IT, ehnw ;
.n "an awMs ~ NJ ~ Nv HnG Gu ~ at"" na1 tte la'-
oet1.'.e,su ,'' H. nsh a''vW ~. ~
x,,ns, osast rnaa,o ''unsas t4 oser II, ni', as M
orve, ~, O,"v ~ s ln wy over e storY'
,hisE T. isssss q SPURIOUS oi s coin 's "sssr
naso ! neasns onougn 70 lhsemt new tor'ns; they
n wase sap atr up rSTsesenaal,ons Gi certain welt
nu'"a' @ W. eu'f t i, "v"om wv u may 9a worth wlsse
s'toi:ty erts: fc,1own cont,r,,ed H.. ,,;orn,n+
"sesn,ed % ysry much down m hls luck. lie told
'3,, u t's ~. mrs.seE s I ose 10 sow Or sell t's
that @ hls piece csa.' o. money was forgery"
lio{e sprang np tn tue colt'.co!lcctor's heart
@ 'E,G .!'n, ane great hha WIS near ut
sae y .oe e re n1ss q irv, u 1s dinner
% most = en.llllsass!c n 49, 81 q collsesora understanding
%"as 7 H. Is ats 10 asc " o. n'snats ievS cx
Out sIasted tle 1,ul1,slatst NUN, from kcnsirEton
an posted, as quick rs cab could tuku Him, to
,, ts,Sngto,'' ,oF o. is,i,SLo no knew al orr'ltul
nia wnT 1rpn trn y" 1 n. ,s win t!so curious
9reatest elty III tilo world; A tra!l was dfscov-
srea 10 lsllngton Itself, aini snon tho miserable
l@nuEi!ss @ o. ulc nah Iroha l5oknra we're found.
last gong % bed; Know t!e has been trying to
1n1 YOU shalI cali lli!u do'Yha"
| Les, a. dncc," cI1ctl tllo expert
N isW minutes aown casno Tug man who had
.lon Wlth ihe M t,oip "f 1e Oriental, wl.o ncted
ny Interpreter, the DokharR man was told tu
sn M s i1 III usn the sokhran 'niviaual
hrotdered waistcoat, tIlen his wnistrbatl,, next
ILLS shirt, until there was nothing OH him abovo
| !Hc "a!at oht his unuershart anu from un.lGr
, 1879-03-20
MONTENEGRO AND 1'ANsLAv1sM.

EWTeIVVHH9Hcf .SF1t E0FE 7fMf1e
FAA1s, March b.-Ta,e Giat Is<F,tayortka-the
"VuIce OF Montenegro "--Es tile olI1e[al jourual
of thls PFlneitality. Its publication bus hecn
allspcuaed Tor fifteen months, probably through
fear that soH'o tntcalpcrance OF language might
make 6ad Impression W tie Congress, a,ll In
terleta with the great work Of pacldcatiou; but
, 1879-03-06

II BALDWIN of Monroe City. Ind,
writes under date of Dee. 81, 1877, that
his wife used Dr. Pcrce'S Favorite Pre-
scliption with wonderful results. 1t ef-
fcctcd her entire cure. after several ply
sicians had failed. The many similar let
iels positively affirming that the Fsvorite
Prescription had cured the diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to women. induced
DR.. Pierce to sell it under Il guarantee.
Ladies need no longer submit to useless
and painful local treatment, rs the Favor
ite Prescription is safe, sure. and sneedy
cure. Hundreds who had been bee ri ldenl
for years have been restored to perfect
health by its use.
, 1879-03-06
Portland Market.

Wheat-$1 65gl 6711& for average.
Potatoes. quotabe at $l209l % per 10C
ibS, as to description and quality.
Oats. feed per GENITAL. 81 2S9l %.
Bacon, sides 9gl0c; hams l09l2.
Lard, in kegs none; new in tins. lie.
Butter, we quote choice dairy al 321aa
80 cts; good fresh roll. 27930c; ordinary,
l59lS, whether brine or seli1; common
l29l5r; market steady; California fresh
roll. 3Sg40.
Poultry, chickens. young $3@3 80 per
doz; old, $3 1894 j0
Hogs, Dressed cts; on foot 1 cts.
Beet, live weight 1902 cts for choice.
Sheep, live weight 1902 cts.
Hides, quotable at IA cts for all over 1G
tbs. one-third off for under that, also one
third off for culs.
Tallow, quotable at $685.
Hay, timothy baled, buying at $ll913
per ton.
, 1879-03-06

NORMAL SCHOOL. We deem Il q mat
ter OF cOngratuMlion for the people OF
Port Townsend TO know that II normal
school is not TO b. Tor them thing ol
speculation and uncertainty, but that il
will be an accomplished fact after the 14tll
of April next. There seems to be 10 ne
cessity Tor calling attention to the matter
at length further than to refer our readers
to the elaborate and sclceXphnatory adj
vertsement which we iuselt to-day. We
can merely sub~tautiate the statement set
forth IN that notice referring to the super.
ior claims OF Port Townsend as II location
for such an institution. The many young
teachers IN Jefferson aid adjoining coun-
lies need thorough and pIactica training;
sand, as this matter Is IN competent halIl-,
We believe it will be- n success.
, 1879-03-06
MARKET REPORT.

Legal tenders in Portland-buying 9918,
selling at par. ,
Silver coin in Por,land-the banks quote
1892 per cent. discount.
Coin Exchange on New York. per
cent. premium.
Coin exchange on San Francisco, par to
"a per cent. premium.
Currency exchange on New York, pei
cent premium. ,
Telegraphic transfers on New York, l
per cent. premium.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l5.-Wheat dull,
best quoted at 81 20. New York market
strong. o .
Barey-Feed selling at s919acO Of
tered.
Flour-Good superfine sold at $3 81 z
CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-Wheat 9Os8 Bill loi
March delivery.
, 1879-03-06
r SOUND ARGUS
orslcIAL PAPER Or PORT TOWNSEND.
LOCAL N EWS = .

drowned On Thursday last man
oonpd sydney Smith was lost from Il
small, s'oop near Ebey'S landing. on Whid-
he lsI ,ud. and was undoubtedly drowned.
| seems that Capt. Jackson, OF the slOop
started with Smith to board his craft which
Law at anchor short distance from the
shore, The -kia in which they set out
vos small. the wind was blowing quite
t,sh and tile current of the tide was run
ming at it, full Spree. Coming alongside
Of the Sloop. they were nearly swept past
;t. bow when Jackson caught at the front
rigging and gained hold but upset the
skif. Smith climbed upon the skiff but
lhe wind and current had swept him far
ont before Jackson, who has one crippled
hand. could slip the cable of the sloop and
get under way; and even then. it seems
he coull not manage the boat alone very
well. All this time the unfortunate Smith
was being carried farther aud farther
away, being seen occasionally OH the crest
of wave. There were parties on the
shore. not tar away. but they did not see
what had happened and of coulse lent no
assistance. jackson, after trying vainly
to reach his man. gave it up and turned
back Smith WAS seen no more. and I'M
doubiedy found va'ery grave.
, 1879-03-06
CHEW Jackson's best Navy Tobacco
Advanced Physicians.

Many of the more advanced physicians
having found DR.. Pierce's Family Medi-
cineS prompt and sure, prescribe them
regularly in their practice.
TwINvILLE. Ten. May 2Sth, 1877.
DIR. II. V. PIERCE, Buffalo. n. y:
Dear Sir-For a long time ! suffered
with catarlh. finally called in DR.
Zachary OF this place. lie furnished me
with your nasal Douche. Sage's Catarrl
Remedy, and your Golden M'dical Dis.
covery. These remedies speedily effected
an entire cure.
Yours truly, JOHN ). CIIAMLEss.