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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. March 9.--The bill to es
tablish the Department of Agriculture was
referred to the Com mittee of the Whole
aud. placed on the public calendar.
Mr.~Seales. from the Indian Committee,
reported a bill authorizing the President
to prescribe suitable police regulations for
the Indian reservations, and punishment
tor arson. murder, rape and burglary on
the Indian reservations. Placed on the
calendar. A considerable number of bills
were reported from the same committee
for various local purposes.
Mr.. Whithorne, from the Naval Com
mittee, reported a bill authorizing aud
equipping an Arctic expedition Referred
to Committee of the w hole.
Mr.. Hostetter moved to consider the
calendar, the order being the political
assessment bill. Agreed to. l26 to l04
He will call the previous question at p
VI. tomorrow.
Mr.. House advocated the bill. He re-
ferred TO the reckless and unbridled ex-
travagance and corruption of the Republi-.
can party. When flushed with conquests
it had overwhelming msjorities in both
Houses, the people bad spoken and called
the Democracy to the front in no uDcer-
tain voice. He ridiculed the civil service
reform policy Of the President aud Secrc-
tary Sherman He declared that Iilden
had been elected President but fraud had
defeated the voice of the people. The bill
under consideration would remedy the
evil aud eradicate the terrible abuse.
Adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-10

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30
THE PUZZLEDGESs TAKER.

"Got any boysi" the Marshal said,
To lady from over the Rhine
And the lady shook her aAxen head
And ciuly answered, "Neiz -
Got any girls - the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine;
aud again the Lady shook her head
And civilly answered, "Nein~
"But some are dead ?" the MsEshaI said
To the lady from. ovss the Rhine;
And again she lady shook her head
And ciyily answered, "Seih -
Husband Of oourse >" ,Ae Marshal aid
To the lady from over the Rhine;
Aod again she shook her haxen head
And eivilly answered, "Nein :"
"The ID you have, ?" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again abe shook her aAxen head
Aad civilly answered, "Seiar'
"Sov WHIST do yon mean by shaking ycrr head
And always answering Nine :"
"lch kann kAia English ?" eiVilly sAsd
The lsdy froI= over tbs Ebiue.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30
Anew day. since the newspaper.

Anew days since the newspaper
Office corners bristled with the bull
letins: Human Sacrifices IN
Burmah." The startling lines
were read with indignation and
horror by the crowds. We all
thought that day was passed. But
here was a sensual old idolster,
hopelessly diseased, appeasing his
gods with human blood. How
fearful, how strange it is, that we
may read this of the country so
near TO British dominion, in the
afternoon Of the nineteenth CEN
tury! But have We no thought, no
tear, no sympathy, no work for
the thousands and ten thousands
inundated to the Moloch OF greed,
the Bacchus OF appetite, the Pluto
of darkness, beneath the Jugger-
naut Of poverty, all for drink : A
few hundred in India thrill our
hearts. Well is it for US If their
very fbres are not torn by our very
own!
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30

If there is one thing worse than
another in social drinking customs,
It is the urging a person to drink
when he is for any reason disin-
clined to do so. 1t is a worse than
barbarous practice. There was
none too much Of decency in the
court of King Abasuerus in the
days Of Vasbti the queen; but
even there they were above press
ing anybody to drink when he
didn't want to. The record stands,
that there was "royal wine in
abundance, the drinking was ac-
cording to the law; none did COM
pei: for so the king bad appointed
to all the officers of his house, that
they should do according to every
mans pleasure" It is pity that
that Persian law is not operative in
all communities in this nineteenth
Christian century.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edited by the women's Christian Temporal
Union.

Edited by the women's Christian Temperance
Union.
We believe much intemperance
originates in the use of liquors, at
first in a moderate way, either un-
der the plea of ill-health, or that
they are harmless and valuable TO
the human system, when used in
quantities that will not intoxicate.
Especially is the use of malt
liquors and native wines increasing
on these pleas. 1t may be safely
asserted that habits of moderate
drinking almost universally pre-
cede excess, hence total abstinence
is the only sure means Of avoiding
intemperance. The appetite for
stimulating drinks almost invaria-
bly, grows with their use, so that
no one who begins to partake of
them even temperately, can foretell
how strong the craving for them
may become.
Modern Investigations, made by
eminent scientific and medical men,
respecting the effects of alcohol on
the animal frame, have disclosed
results and established conclusions
which go far to dissipate many Of
the popular ideas that have been
entertained as 10 the value OF this
stimulent, either as food or medi-
cine.
Were it within the present adj
dress, we might cite largely from
various acknowledged authorities
in support Of this view; those
who desire to pursue further
this interesting and important
branch Of the subject, may be re-
ferred to treatises by DR.. Benz. w,
Richardson, Of London Sir Benz
Brodie, Baron Liebig, DIR. Lieber.
miester, DIR. Henry Thompson, and
many others.
The prescription of alcoholic
remedies or tonics, by the medica
profession, is fraught with grave
responsibilities, which we appre'
bend are too often lightly assumed
by them. How many persons, o
previously temperate habits, hav'
contracted an appetite for stronl
drinks when recovering from i'll
ness, through this insidious avenu,
to temptation, have finally found
the highway TO ruin and death
The responsibility, the professions
skill and authority 80 readily &C
corded to the physician, all com
bine to give force to bis advic
in such cases, and tend to disarr
bis patients Of those wholesom
fears Of entering on the dangerou
experiment which they would pei
haps otherwise have entertained
We would therefore urge upo
medical men to consider well th
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30

not exert yourself. | have some
thing to tell you," said Delicia.
al have been here four days,
you say. Good 6odl what viii
become of her 7"
Drink this coffee and try to be
quiet. Alta is safe"
"How can you know
81 have her here in my care.
Wallace Munroe is dead-acci-
dentally killed"
"And they were not married.
"No."
Thank God !"
And then he asked:
"Are you sure Of this Z"
Entirely sure"
He could talk no longer, but
was visibly better in few hours.
The next day, pale, wasted but
strong, in simple earnestness, he
said, quietly to Delicis:
How wonderfully beautiful you
are"
Something in his eyes kindled
hers, and for the first time in her
life, Delicia felt within her pure
breast the warmth and sweetness
of love.
Half alarmed by her emotions
and the growing power Of the
beautiful eyes bent upon her. she
rose from her place beside him.
"You can see Alta to-day, you
know, if she is better. / will go
and see."
Alta Vannevar was better in
body, but suffering in mind.
She looked like living wrath
in one of Delicia's long white
wrappers, and turned from her
brothers kiss and sat down in De-
licis's lap like a tired child.
"Oh, if l could die! know
you love me, Guy; but you did
not love Wallace. And he is dead.
Oh, Delicia, you understand-you
are a women. i loved him"
Guy Vannevar looked down up
on the two figures, buried in the
great easy chair, the serene wom-
an folding the suffering child to
her bosom, and look inexpressi-
BILE filed his soft, dark eyes. And
Delicia, glancing up, saw it, and
knew it was for her.
l cannot tell you how in few
days these two grew together, but
when Guy Vannevar told her of
his position as a gentleman and the
son of a gentleman, and discarded
bis disguise, which had facilitated
his pursuit of Wallace Munroe, the
atmosphere of mystery and sus-
picion was entirely dispelled, and
as weeks and months brought their
developments and occurrences, De.
licia realized that the prayer of hel
secret heart was granted-one great
and good loved her, and had asked
her to be his dearly beloved wife.
All had come to her-love, TO.
nance, marriage and happiness
but, to-day, scarcely less beautiful
than of yore, she will tell you thai
few women add to their history
the experience Of having shot hus
bands, which is hers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30

Laurence Sterne, who never
aspired to the reputation of special
morality, once wrote 81 never
drink can't afford it; it costs me
three days, the first in SHINING, the
second in suffering, the third in re-
penting."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30

The Star of Hope, published at
Williamsport, Pa, is for sale to
any one who will carry it on in its
present character. A fair offer
has been refused, because made by
parties who would have changed
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30

"Never leave anything that you
undertake until you can reach your
arms around it and clench your
hands on the other SIDE" says a
recently published book for young
men. "Very good advice; but
what il she screams
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30

A mammoth petition, containing
1880 signatures, was presented to
the Massachusetts Senate on the
18th ultimo, asking for the repeal
of the license law and the substitu-
ton of a prohibition law.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-30

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A Jerseyman has a wife whose
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

just published, a new edition OF DIR.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02
Conservatism.

Ii is evident to our minis that
What is most needed in politics. as in
every thing else, is wholesome and
common sense conservatism. Rudi-
caiism IL either direction is danger
ous and always tends farthest from
truth. There is 10 more sense in
flying 10 extremes in politics, than in
settling ourselves. in the physical
world among the glaciers OF the
iHSid zohcs o: upon the burning
deserts o: the equator The tenn per-
ate regions either in the intellectual
or mat rial universe arc the most
acceptable.
Extremists may do very we'll to
hurrah by, but they are never safe to
i,!toS Their words generally
attract and give the author IL 50 It Of
ephemcrAl reputation, but possess
no other vlrtlc. When we are ready
70 act, we seek more sold council.
M";coric displays dazzle and amuse,
but calm practical sense lights the
pathway to truth.
Give us iirmncsS, tempered with
moderation Such is the conservat-
ism which saves The country and
b!c>>es nankin
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02
The Influence Of a Holy Life.

The skcptica and licentious Shaft
c.bury once visited Fene'on, in
France and on his return said to an
infdel friend that he was obliged to
tear himseIl away sooner than he de-
signed, or the charm of Fenolon's
Christian character would have made
him II Christian. Dr. Chalmers has
some earnest words,on the power of u
Christian life, worthy Of being pou.
dered hy every Christian
There is III energy Of moral sua-
sion in y good mans life passing the
highest efforts of the genius The
seen but silent b.auty of holiness
SPEAKS more eluqucn,iy of God aud
duty than the Tongues Of men and
angels. Let parents remember this.
The best inheritance Il parent can
beQueatli to Il child is IL virtuous
example, Il legacy Of hallowed re-
Membranes and associations. The
beauty OF holiness bcaming through
the life Of Il loved relative or friend
Is more efitctual to strengthen such
rs do stand in virtues way, and raise
up those that arc lowed down, than
prccept, communal, entreaty, warning.
Christianity itself, | believe, owes far
the grca'cr parts OF its moral power,
not 10 the precepts and parallels of
Jesus Christ, but to his own charac-
ter. The beauty Of that holiness
which is cnshrincd in the four bia.
= aplics OF The NJ IN Of Nazareth has
done more, 10 regcncratc the world
than al other agencies put together
1t has done more to spread His re-
i;giun i'll the world than all that has
ever ht'csr pro- l---s- written OH the
evidences ni Christianity"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02
Angels Don't Chew Tobacco.

y Methodist minister, the Rev.
Mr.. II - was a good man, but
rough i'll his way, and very fond Of
chewing tobacco
One day he was caught in a show
er in Illinois, and going to a rude
cabin near by, he Knocked at the
door. y sharp-loo<ing old dame
answered his summons. He asked
tor shelter.
Il don't know you" she replied,
suspciously.
Remember the Scriptures" said
the dominic "Be not forgetful to
entertain strangers, for thereby scme
have entertained angels unawares"
"lon needn't say that quickly
returned the other; no angel would
come down here with big quid of
tobacco in his mouth !"
She .hut the door in his face, leav-
ing the good man to the mercy of the
rain and his own reflections.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02
\ UNI A6

the fathers intellectual .cquircments.
II this is true, and teachers know
that 1t Is, it is easy to understand the
vast Importance Of securing a sound
and liberal training for those who
have so much to do with trainiiig the
rising generation.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY @ 1890
OKANGEBuRG COUETY,
Nov. 3Oth 1879.


tive delegates, assembled with said
church, on Saturday before hf h
Lords day in November 1879, for
the purpose of taking into con ,idcr-
alton the propriety oror4anizing u
new Association, in the Forks OF the
t"'Sto. After singing, reading II
chapter, and prayer by Rev. $ 3
Sawyer, the meeting WIS called to
order BY Bro i. Baggot,, being call
ed to The Chair, and Bro. }. w. Reel
is Secretary.
The names nfchurchns war, ell ii
and the following responded w;,h
their d,lng";es: Pleasant lIjn, j.
Il. lIu!mcr; Bethany, w. w. BnthIin:
Bethel, }. w. Reed, +. n. Wiiliaus:
Two Mile S~amp, Wn. Sanford, II.
y. Bulhin; MI. EIcrmon. +. TlSsotl;
Rocky Grove, j. Nj. Sa)Icy; Willow
Swamp, Rev. S. Il. Sawyer, y. T.
GGc, and IL. Ensterin.
P'ucccdcd to elect permanent
officers, viz: Rev. ; B SAWYER. pr.,i
dent and j W Reed, Secretary.
by resolution visiting brethren
were Invited To seas A.d 10 ai,l IL
with their counsel.
On motion, the President appoint.
cd the following brethren Il, Il t"m-
mlitce, tn prepare hu,in"-> 70. the
Convention: Il Cue. T. Bay"oIl,
j NJ Sailev. } II llumcr, j " Reed,
u " Eu'hhn,and VIM. San :o:i.
tn motion, took recess nHt:l p'n
n!i!cc w"S ready to report.
'"ny ntI"n met when the Com
n..ii'c al /. h.tI TO lrelaic husinv>.
- Il" n''cilns relor'en ~ Io.Ipws
/ Ni'itaa we, lhc i-al'tist chG c'tr# IN
! 'he "'Ns "i tiie E'ilsto iIvers, S'v"t,
Al "i which are now MT conn1ttSi
I win any. aaaszes;=Itla.lon, ANA !@c!lA-s,
'''"' |" De ''''il"c'"' "''h or Go"
/ ~ an .'S'"c'''''''''' ~ o''A pra
''ca"ic IN" "cS'fah!'; ana further, The
Associations around Us, are 9th large
ana inc'nHen'ent' covering Il large
extent '' ''s''"fy' therefore, Tor con
N,''''"'' :" ~ anu 'Slec'a''y' '"r '"c
N''''! o. ''"'' ''''' me "'vah' e'''i'l
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-02
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Iouble barrel Muzzle-LouderS from
So SO up.
shot Pistols from 81 % tn sS 90.
5 shot Pistol, 32-lOO from s. 80 To
SIS so.
Smith & Wesson 5000 Sl2
l. 8 3S 100 Sl3 -.
"A 100 from SIG to
S25. All of these pis,ois are cen
tire fire with automatic curtri,l-c
extracicrS.
Also Hardware Of every dr<crip-
tion, ut prices corresponding with the
above Call and cxanin" good ana
prices. Salts action guaranteed in
both.