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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-03-30
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 30.-The health of the
city continues below average-1206 deaths
last week. Typhoid fever and small pox
very prevalent.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN. March 80 The home rule
league passed resolution declaring the
treatment of ParnelI at Enniscothy. by q
hired mob, reflects the deepest disgrace
on O'Clery and all concerned in the out
rage.
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Wheat Feverish and heavy; 1n2c lower: No 1
white April 343l 34H May / 33A No red Apl
39A01 40k May 37A11 3SM.
futures 49al053H.
oats-Dull and heavy; 10sc lower; western SO
045.
Pork-Dull and lower; new mess II So
Lard-Heavy and lower; steam rendered 5o1s .
Whisky-Western 10011 II.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
W. w. RATHRUN.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW AND
n Notary Public. All business will receive
prompt attention. Office In Room 2 Buford's
Block, Rock Island, IL. 9-2d&w1y
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RocKBRIDGE, ILLINOIS, June 7, 1879.

RoCKBRIDGE. ILLINOIS, June 7. 1879.
Messrs. MORGAN & ALLEN, SO Johu ST.
New York City:
Dear Sirs-Enclosed we send you testl-
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ton Water" by Hon. j. VI, P. WASH
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Messrs. KEELY & Co:
Sirs-The Constitution Water" ]
bought of you is good medicine, and ]
cheerfully recommend it to those afflicted
with the diseases it is intended TO cure.
Respectfully yours,
j NJ p WAsHBURNE
SIX your druggist tor il.
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SPAIN .

MADRID, March 30.-The rivers Juca
and Segura aud their tributaries are over
flowed and the towns of Alicera and Ori-
miela have been inundated.
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NEW YORK, March 80
FINANCIAL.
Gold on
Money-516
0overnment4-SteadY
U, y; BONDS oS cent sos 1881. ....L051s
~ '''' ''''s'''.' ...---....lU U(ta
New SIS Observation-Disclosures. O3L
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f1E.LL..EGRA.Pl.HIC. E..
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, March S0.-The
health of the Czarina is sensibly declining.
All reports of an early departure of the
court to Lividia are unfounded.
TCHERAN, March 30-At Tchikislar at
Chatte the preparation of the Russians
for the campaign are singularly backward.
Their entire force is only 1000
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Errors of youth and abuses of Manhood radically
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LONDON, March 30.-James Gordon
BENEFITS Muscodin won to day, at the
Park hurdle handicap plate, Red Hazard,
second; Peronation, third There were
five starters.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR IN CHAN
~ Gerry and Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and
Collects. Office And Avenue, 3rd door east OF
Bengston' g Drug Store, Rock Island, Ills
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y. D. SWEENEY. wM. JACKSON. CHAs. L. WALKER.
SWEENEY, JACKSON g. WALKER
NJ NJ. CORRETT.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT Law
y Ofice-Bengston's Block, Rock Island. III.
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Roasted to Death by the Sun
London Telegraph

LONDON IeiexfHpn.
DIR. Schweinfurth, in lecture which he
rscentiy delivered at the Berlin Geographi.
cal Society on the subject of his late ex-
plorations In Central Africa, gave his hear
ers o thrilling account Of the mode in
which capital punishment is inflicted upon
criminals by the A-Quadjis, small tribu-
tary offshoot of the great and powerful
Djour people. The malefactor condemned
to die is bound firmly to post driven into
the ground In some open place where no
trees afford shade and there slowly roast
cd to death-not by an artificial means IN
volving waste OF fuel, but by the natural
heat of the SUMS rays as they Iea,h our
earth In It's equatorial regions. To prosract
his suffering and to avert bis too speedy
end by sunstroke, the ingenious ALQuadjis
cover their erring compatriot's head with
fresh green leaves. which effectualiy shield
his head from Pbebus' darts. No such
protection is, however, accorded to bis
body, which gradually dries up, shrinks
together and ultimately becomes carbon
lied. One chance OF salvation Ia open to
the roasting man, while as yet he 10 not
comp mpietely "done to DEATH" II = cloud
pass between the sun and his place Of tor
ment be is ut once cast looss from the post
and becomes the object Of popular rever-
ence. m mighty magician in whose behalf
the supernatural powers have deigned di-
rectly to intervene. But clouds seldom in
terfere with the administration OF Justice
on the days chosen for execution BY tie
Ai-Quadji authorities 1T least, that ap-
pears TO be DIR. Schwe,nfurth's experience
OF African weather M far as 1t bears upon
the judicial roasting Of malefactors.
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The Skull OF Confucius.

The London Globe announces that the
skull Of Confucius 10 for sale In curiosity
shop In that city, but that 30 far IL has
found no purchaser. It was found At Pc
king during the piunder Of the Summer
Palace Of rhe Emperor BY the allied force
Of the French and English troops in 1860,
and was then mouated In gold and orna-
mented with diamonds to the value Of
t50,O00, Il Was brought to London In 1852
and exhibited In the Universal Exposition.
whers, on account OF its mounting, II at
tracted much attention. Sixty thousand
dollars were offered for Ii, but nov that IL
has bean stripped OF its gold and jewels II
cannot 6nd purchaser At any pr,cs.
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A Costly Dinner Service.

The ex- Khedivs OF Egypt has been con-
demned By the civil tribunal In Naples TO
nay to the nrm OF Hinori, in Florence, "a
O00f., the balance Of the bin fsr tho dinner
service presented some years ago By the
Khedive to the Primes Of Wales He was
likewiss ordered 70 pay the costs Of the
suit and INTEREST on tho deot
at tho rate Of Ave psr csnt. The defense
Was that the dinner services VS. ordered ~
his Highness - Khsdiys and not - pri-
vats indivitnal. and that tbs kovsrnment
Of Egypt VS. responsible for - dsbt md
not IshmaiI IL person.
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Pcrilous Trip or SkaaIt Miners.

PoRT TOWNSEND, w. T., April 21.-W.
G. Garfield and another miner have just
arrived here from Ruby creek, having
made the trip down in three days. While
trying to reach Dungeness Light on Mon
day they were overtaken by an easterly
wind, which changed to southeasterly and
then to the south west, which latter drove
them fifteen miles outside of the Light.
Here, the tide and wind being IN opposite
directions, caused the sea to run high, and
they only escaped drowning by rigging =
drag and constantly bailing the water out
OF the canoe. By daylight yesterday morn
ing they had nearly perished, having been
without food and water and subject to
constant labor for thirty-six hours. They
then espied two vessels coming up the
Straits, which proved to be tho ship Sbir-
Icy and the barkentine Katie Flickinger.
The Shirley being first to arrive within
sight and hearing Of the parties In the
canoe, was repeatedly signalled by hosting
q Gag of distress and waving Of hats, but
failed to take any notice Of the signs, pass
ing withing . short distance OF them. It
seems that Captain Raven of the barken-
tine Flickingsr noticed the signs made,
and seeing the Shirley pass without ren-
dering assistance, he made signs to those
In the canoe that he would come to their
rescue, and Immediately came In stays and
stood far enough to windward 20 as to
reach them on the next tack. and with
every stitch of canvas fet reached the meu
and took them on board, where they were
kindly treated in every way, for which
Captain Raven IL deserving Of the greatest
credit, the men having given up all hopes
OF reaching land alive.
Garfield reports the trip to Ruby creek,
by the Skagit river. - attended with many
difficulties and actually dangerous to life
and property. On the way down the river
1t the second rapid, below Goodalrs land
ing, their canoe with seven occupants was
swamped, and about seven-eighths Of all
their property, money, etc., was lost, one
Of the party nearly losing his life. The
same day another party Of seven In the
same kind Of canoe. handled BY Indians,
was capsized at the portage and all their
property lost.
He reports from three to ten feet Of snow
through. tho country, and the rivers con-
stansly rising. He brought back good
specimens Of gold dust, taken from placer
claim just below the mouth Of Ruby creek.
He states II positively to be bis opinion that
no work can be done before August Many
miners who arrived BY the Skagit route in
formed him that they would certainly re-
turn by Fort Hope. The diggings in his
opinion, aIe not nearly - extensive ~ re-
ported.
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What He Mis.ook for Cold Cabbage.
n. Y. World.

George Abrahams was extravagantly
found of cold cabbage. and ono day seeing
that quite dishfsl was left after dinner.
asked his wife TO save It for his salad as
Dight.
About midnight George came homo Ia
bsring under : stress OF heavy weather.
Feeling hungry and thinking Of his favorits
cabbage he asked where it was. s5
HIS wife replied "In the pantry on the
second shelf"
Down he went, found tho cabbage. got
ont the oil. mustard and vinegar. cut mp
the cabbage. dressed II " the queens taste
and ats IL Ill.
In tho morning his wife noticed the plste
Of cabbage where she had placed it the day
before, and turning 70 her ''Dsar George
innoos0tly asked why hs did net cat the
caboags.
II did," be said.
"How did ron like iss"
s'Oh. not very well,is vs. very tough and
ssr,ngy."
.But here y the cabbage nos, where did
you flnd any more -
.Wby, on the second shslf where yoa
told ne"
A qnick look at the shslf b. his wifs and
then cry q agony.
.sNhy, asssxs.you havs sAasa 80 worth
u iacs collars md eans thasI had pat IL
staroh; atsingy eAbbAge iAdesd r
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Some More Spring Hints.
Detroit Frcs Press.

Et Detroit Free Press
Throw old bottles, oyster cans, broken
dishes and 70 forth, into your neightor's .
yard. He's no man II he can't pass 'em
along TO tho next.
Borrow wheelbarro~, rake. hoe, spade
and Whatever elss you want through tho
summer - soon now - you can, 30 that
the owners viii forget to whom they are
lent. A man Who buys wheeibArrow
when he can borrow ooe will never be chief
iinancier Of alifs Insurance COMPANY.
fons Of tho gate hinges i missing take
the other OF and throw II away. II - bot
tor to have gate on no hinges than ons
hinge. and IL il cheaper 70 throw away =
hinge than to buy one.
Spring u good time 70 crawl undsr tho
house and nnd the missing shears. .thimbles,
butcher knives, silver spoons and pail Gov
srs. A great many families gst rich by
hunting up things which ths css has lag
ged out Of tho house during the winter.
Tho ssason has arrived whom seven OF
sight stoves can - dispsnssd with IN the
average dwslling house. Any man Who
esn kick strsss sooagh v brsAk horss's
N IN kick over stovs. That's the
easisse way = est 'sa douz, Ssovs-pips,
.psuyssiy nIads and pat N VII iall whsn
- seovs dess.
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From his recent speech at Hawarden.
Taking the case Of these three members
Of the family together, find In newspa-
per this mo ming another case OF three
mbers Of family Hear Hear j and
find 1t has been made the subject Of q
very clever epigram, which | will read to
yon. 1t refers to the family OF Allsopp
tLaughterl, well known as great producers
Of the valuable commodity termed beer.
tLaughter.1 They have not been altogeth-
or fortunate in elections, and the last of
them is an opponent Of my eldest Son in
East Worcestershire, which gives me a
particular interest in these verses Laugh
teri:
There were three jolly Allsops,
Who sallicd forth to WOO
One came to grief at Droitwich,
Then there were two.
Two jolly AilsoDps
Still for Parliament did run
But Stafford declined Charley.
Then there one.
But one jolly Allsop
Would vet keep up the run:
When East Worcester's settled him
Then there will be none.
tRoars of laughter.1 cannot make
verses on the spur OF the moment, but
should be tempted 10 try it il had u min
ute or two more, [Laughter.l Against
these three jolly Allsopps will Set three
Giadstones. They sailed forth to WOO, and
one Of them has teen returned for the
county Of Midlothian. Loud cheers.
That makes one upon the score. The sec.
ond, who Ia now fighting gallantly In Wor-
cestershire, will think, before long have
disposed OF the third Allscpp. GCheers
That will make two, and should not won
der il, before you are many months OF
weeks older, something or other should
turn up which would make place. and an
honorable place, for the defeated candidate
for MiddIesex [loud cheersl, and then the
Muse will favor us again poetry will come
out in our favor, for then there will be
three. loud cheers.l
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OUR NAVY.
The Mistaken Policy Which Has Con
trolisd Its Management.


Harpers Magazine for April.
With In few wears after our Revolu tion
We had become the common carriers Of the
sea. When France ventsred to seize oul
ships, We were not ready to protect them.
John Adams appealed to the country, built
six frigates and commenced six ships oi
the line. Had he been permitted to invest
but $l0,000,000 In navy. he might have
launched twenty frigatss like the Constitu.
tioo, and twenty ships of the line. and
thus averted the Berlin and Milan DEGREES,
the Orders In Council, the Embargo, and
the war which followed. We might thus
have avoided the oonfiscation Of our mer-
chantmeu, the impressment Of our seamen,
aud the loss and expenditure OF more than
$500, coo, 900. if We compound the interest
TO the present time. England bows to
power. and with such feet at our piers
she would never have ventured to insult
our flag, or forbid US to eHter the ports of
Europe. But Jefferson sold the frames Of
"ur ships of the line, and left nothing to in
timidate France or England but few
frigates, which won immortal fame,
demonstrating what such a navy as our
commerce aad revenue justified might have
accomplished. We built few large ships
during our war with England. Under
jackson and his successors we extinguished
our debt, and divided q surplus large
enough to have built ravy; and when the
late insurrection began, our commerce
whitsned every sea, but our nation had
nothing to guard II but few ancient
steamers and sailing vessels scattered over
the face Of the globe, and no ironclads,
although their value had been tested by
Stevens at home, and on the Black Sea IN
the Russian war against France, England
and Turkey. Had We gradually invested
but $50, 900 900 in respectable navy, had
ws, like England and France, built feet
of steamships by granting subsidies to lines
Of fast packets to Europe, Asia and South
America, should We not have saved Nor
folk, Wilmington, Savannah, Pensacola,
New Orleans aud Galveston, and finished
the war in less than two years, saving
oceans of blood and treasure? Our coun-
Try would not then have been obliged to
blockade its own ports by sinking its
whale ships, or to cruise against the fast
blockade-runners Of England with sailing
craft, or with war ships without speed and
in the last stages Of senilty. Again, We
were obliged in the tumult OF the war,
when gold had risen to . premium, and
when the Southern forests of live-oak, pine
and cedar were inaccessible, and before our
furnaces and rolling mills we're complete,
to build again an inferior class Of vessels
and to throw away large part Of our sx-
penditure; and were We to-day to be in
volved in another war, are We prepared for
the contingency?
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A String of Odd Items.

Ono Of the Constables in the town OF
Monkey Wrench, Kansas, is named Ham
mer.
The Hell's Hollow, (Nev-) Reporter in
yites Colonel IngersoIl to visit that place
and see II there isn't.
A negro in Harris county, Georgia, pulls
the plow while one son holds the handles
aud another drops cotton seed.
Fifty feet Of snow at the Plumas- Eureka
Mine. Nevada. make it necessary for the
miners to build upraisss 10 order to get das :
light. .. .,
Wake county, N. c., was surprised the
other day BY shower Of bugs, which were
Of the size OF grain OF corn. They COW
cred the ground like red snowti .kss. /
In Wyoming Territory one day last wsek
Ave escaped convicts wsylaid the Fort Fet-
terman coach, robbed its occupants, and
mounting the horse left the wrecked pas
ssngers helpless on the plain.
William Jableouik, an Omaha mail car
rier, recently d,slocated his neck, his nose
pointing In q bee line with his right shoul-
der. Miraculous - it may seem, the mans
head was twisted into It's normal position
and he ID now we'll. a} .
There Ia young woman nineteen years
old IN Trinity county, CAL, who has never
seen . wagon; yet she 10 accomplished, be-
ing good housekeeper, writer, singer and
conversationalist. She 10 not blind, but
livee in the lower part Of the county, far
away from the Travelled roads. st /
In the NAV of . shark d;ssected BY DR..
Swan. surgeon Of tho Pacific Mail steam
ship Colima, were found the heel and toes
Of q human foot In the tish's belly was .
human arm entire. On the arm were the
letters "A. II. c." tattooed In India ink.
The shark was caught while the Colima
was anchored ~ Acapulco on ber LAST trip.
7#z E7r
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Boys ard Tobacco.

A large proportion of the boys Of the
present day use TOD ,cco In some form.
Their favorite method of poisoning them
selves Is with the paper cigarette. Boys
OF very tender years may often 10 seen With
lighted cigarettes in their mouths, putting
away with more industry thas would be
shown in most cases IL they earned their
living by it. The effects, in the first place
ars not usually pleasant, but during the
process OF tobacco seasoning. the average
boy exhibits considerable fortItude. We
presume very few OF these lads realize the
inevitable consequences Of smoking during
the growing period. when bones and mus
cles are developing. All boys want to be
strong and vigorous-to have sound limbs,
hard muscles and rich blood. But if med
ioti science can establish any fact. it 10 that
the uss Of tobacco in youth checks growth
aud arrests muscular developments and i'm
poverishes the blood. A physician made
test cases Of 3S boys, from Q to Is, who had
been In the habit Of smoking, and in 81 of
the 81 be found obvious injurious effects.
In the rest the consequences were not 80
pronounced, but it by no means followed
that the seeds of premature debility were
not sown. The impairment of nervous
force, which inevitably results from the uss
Of tobacco. involves long list of disorders
which take one form or another accord
,ug to the constitutional tendencies Of the
individual. One OF the most common and
prominent effects is the impairment Of the
growth. THIS 10 misfortune from which
there Ia no rsmedy. The system may be
clensed and purified, after having arrived
at maturity, but the human structure can
not be set to growing again If development
10 arrested in the latter years of the grow
ing period. Many boys do not know the
consequences Of their habits, and Others,
with the disregard Of future penalties pe>
culiar to the boy period, do not care what
the consequeoces are 80 long - their pres
eHt plea yure ID enhanced. There are but
few boys who remain insensible to appeals
to their reason and and to their pride in
manhood. 1t is better, as a rule, to con-
vince boy that the use of tobacco Is inju-
rious, than simply 10 convince him that
phyical chastise,nent viii! follow his being
caught using 1t.
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Manuracrure or Lager Seer IN Small
Quantities.

The following receipe IL said TO mako m
excellent beer for home use: To make 3
gallons Of beer, take somewhat moro than
that quantity Of soft water. suspend In tho
weasel containing IL bag with about Two
ounces Of hops, and boil for about half N
hour: thsn aid about 5 poands Of ground
malt, Or. II preferred. > qaart of thick
sugar syrup Tor Of molassss); allow the
whole 70 boil mp several times. then pour
tho deooction in tub Or rat A. scoa =
II has become say luke-warm, add 70 u
about half pint Or good brewers yeast
and allow tho whole TO remain IN cool
place 70 fsrment At tho expiration Of Ok
to eight days, It win have bscons quits
clear, and may then b. bottled. This osv-
srass may b made stronger Or wesker, o.
moro Or lsss bitter, " varying The abovs
proportions; and. whom prepared sssnrd-
iag 70 this rsoips. d said 70 make rssFssh-
inR end pleasant drink. which vill ksep
vsry wsll y god ssllAr.
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POETRY.
MINE SCHILDOOD.
ny TUE AUTHOR OF LEEDLE YAwcoB srR. uss.


Der sch'treI dhsy vas poot in ped,
All tucked oup for der nighdt
dakes mine pipe der mantrl of,
Unit py der hresids pright
Idinks npondt when / vas young
OF moder. who vas tead-
Und how at niehdt. like do Hans,
She tucked me oup in ped.
Imndt me OF my fader, tso.
Und how he yoost 10 say,
Poor poy, you hsf hart oldt row
To hoe. and ieedIe hlsy."
! find me ondt dot Id vas drue
vot mine old fader said,
While smoodlng down mine faxen hair
und tucking me In ped.
Der oldt folks i'd vas like a tream
To spheak of dem like dot.
Gretchen and vas oldt folks now
Und haf two schiltren got.
We lofes dem more m meier vas,
Each leede curly headt,
Uud efry niekdt We wakes dhem cup
Und tucks dhem IN dheir ped.
Budt dhen. sometimes. when feels plue.
Und NIL dhng- lonesome seem.
] Wish / vas dot poy again
gnd dis vos all dhream.
want to kiss mine mndder once.
Und when mine brayer said,
To haf mine fader take me CUP
Und tuck me In mine ped.
-Harper's Magazine.
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II an assortment is ordered lesser guam
aties than one hundred will be furnished ~
~ aine rates. Cash must accompany order.
Fostage viii be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST
--.-.... DEER LoDeE.
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From his reeen, speech at Hawarden.

What the Premier Thinks OF HIS Two
Rising Sons.