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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
&C Criminals I'm Rob-
ertsOu COunty-t hRrters Filed
ut the CapitRl-Ad diutaSt.Gen.
erai jones Dead Fire
at Brenham- Gov
crpOr Roberts
COnd' mned.
waco.

Specia, to the Herald.
Waco, July l9.-There is general and unqual-
fed indignant hsre. but more especially
governor in deciinn to cooperate with other
governor In the matter OF tnsnks gving ever
The Presidents recovery. Bis best friends say
they. viii allow tho Ola Alca de IA
great many privileges, but that he
common decsncy this time aud level
ed gratnitous intult AT the chris
tian anu pa riotic sentiment of this
rs republicans. His excuse is regarded q,
lrsrsn"re u fimey that no one can be found
TO excuse him.
Tne,e is talk of getting the mayors of the
s1msdsy selected by the committee OF govern:
ors and making 1t the biggest day Of formal
rejoicing ever known here.
Three Baptist bodies, the teachers conven-
tlon, the Sunday school convenuoa, and the
Bpptist general assu uciatior convene hei this
week, tho former to morrow; the second on
Thursday and the general assembly on Friday.
BE ween Two and thee hundred delegates are
expected, AID win be quart.red with the citt-
| zens,
A man nemed John Marquet committed sui
eide by hanging, at Valley Mi ls. Bosqus
county, sometime between midnight Monday,
aud this morning; He was miller,
and complished his purpose by
beam in ihs mill, ana then jumped Off. H.
had rented the mi and got behind finan.
ciai,y, which. together with Valley Mil {
whisky, is thous ht to be the cause Qf the rSsf
act. de WAS m arrled only three months, ant
leaves widow and several children. H.i
former husb nd, judge Fossett, of Meridian,
one oftne most pro ominent men at the Bo qu,
county bar, Is dead,
Waco has decided tn give 80 acres Of land fol
the university site wberev. the regents ma,
select. Speakers will also be sent out td
meet the speakers from Austin on th'
stump.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20

Nashville, Tenp., July l9.-Houston Turner.
colored, who committed an outrage on white
woman on the Sh, was taken from Murfrees-
boro Ill last night by mob and hanged. lie
confessed his crime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20
NEWS NOTES.
THE DAYS DOINGS GENERALLY
President Garfield Continues TO I'm
provc-An opera House burned
at syracuse, N Y.-AuOther an
elrectual Ballot az Albany
A Mississippi Murderer
Ranged-"BiIly the
Kid" Killed.

Washing gton, July 10. 1.-The following bulle-
tin was sent this IL ornir s to The cabi OF Of
lcers by the presidents private secretary:
Executive Mansion, s u. m. slightly In
creased tebrile rise, which was NO
due 10 any uniavor bls change
in the condition of the
wound has entirely difappeartd this morning,
and at this h ur the presihenI's pulse is 10,
with normal temporal ure and respiration, He
rested well during the night, and vt one time
sleepin three anu q halt hours without wax
ing, aid Is now feeling bright and comfortable
There will be slight change In his diet,
something else being sub tiluted Tor the pola-
toes and oatmeal which has been fou nj un
satisfactory.
Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, $780, a.
m.-The pre-. ident has assed a very good
night and this morning he is free from tSver,
an id xpresses himself us feeling quite COM
Portable. Pulse, w; temperature, SS; respira-
tion,lS.
d. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
kOnERT RryuuUN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20
A NRw YORK OPERA H,usE BURNED.

New York July, 10 .-Neary whole square,
includi < the Wei'ing opera mouse, at Syra.
cuss, has been destroy ed by fire, which Is still
burning. Some estimates make the loss one
million.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-20
Austin.
Special to the Herald.

to-day were the following: Ths Burton grange
associat,on, capitol stock one thou and dol.
lars, object-co-opera.ive real esta.e bust.
ness; the.Portug. SO benevo ent association Of
lvef ton, for the ;elief Of d stressed country
en-; the Peoples Line, city street railway of
Houston, capital stock twenty-five thousand
dollNrs.
Ihe veteran board to-day passed favorably
on the following claims: H q. Lyon. Eliza-
borough, Antonio Rodriguez, Chaeon Frances.
co, Valdy Jesusu, II. LeravaIro, Jesus Gomez,
Julian CONT and X. X. Brown.
Rejected James Walker, Josiah jackson,
Rita Alme0a GOnzal 8, William Rupley,
Jose Alexander. Archibal Boss, ii. II. kOuit,
lose = Levy, Hery Damenlteli, Isaac Parker,
John Rgby, Walter Winn, Samuel Mott,
Seferins huniza, Brlgidia Guerro and Trlpi-
A peItlnn is on foot here condemning the
action OF the governor In declining to make
proclaim 4tion OF thanks, giving and calling
pon the citizens to join In the celebrat on Of
Thanksgiving with the people or the other
states ana tue territories The movers in
lhis matter are democrats.
Al jutant- Jones died at O'Clock
this morning. His funeral will take place
from the Baptist church, with Masonic cer-
emon les. ut ~ o. m tomorrow.
Commissioner Spaight few days ago In
,le charter of the constitution and by
| laws OF the Texas benevolent association
o Waco. stked the attorney general for his
| opinion az TO whether the association thou
| be required 10 comply with our Jaws regulat-
Ing life Insurance. The attorney general de-
and kindred societies, do not coma under the
purvew OF the law This, q test question,
| will cover large NUMBER Of corporations now
! doing buslness IN Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
sEf'- ASK ynuc druggist for caGy IF ''YcuaE
MEMS Friend and read i!j

PERRY. EoUsToN COUNTY. Ca
Hs have known "6wifrs Syphiiit;c Sreciic"
'-o.cIs'n ELndfrua Of rase, UfSJpnl,is, SfeTcur
rial Rhamstsm, Scrofula, etc. It made tho mos.
perfect and permanent cures IN epe7'y case
Hngh u. Bernard, Sam ID. Killen. Judge
10. Ct. j. l.. Warren, Of J.W. I.sthrop s. Co
SaVsnnah. Ca. Ed. Jackson, Dept. Crk. Supr.
o.. VIM. Bruason, Eli Warren, j. w. Win.
barly, j. Q. Gilbert, Digit, j, W. Mann, Co.
Treas, VIM. d. fiorco Gh'n. e. G. Duucsn,
Day g. Gordon.
am acquainted with tho pccpriat1Ts, snl
many CT the gentlemen whose signatures appear
10 tEe foregoing certificate. They a:o zen Of
high character sEd standing.
a, Z, COLQUITT.
Governor &C (ienrei1.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
PropriotOrs, atlanta, Ca,
rs PRICE OF large OF regular s'z, reduced 20
81 10 per bottle. nHd small size, hole az hai the
quantity, price 81 per bottle
sold By Z. s. LEADEHATNR & BRO.
Call for copy Of Young Mons Friend"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

WE HAVE this day secured tho agency for
and PORTER, which He will keep co1sssntl,,
On hand, and to which We invite tho attention Ct
families VINO desire ne yrticie Of la CT Porter.
aDH ". a JOEES0N A. CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

shESEf EaEGGAg, leo King street,
Ess opened his
LADIES' UTSTEE PAGi.OES
70. The teason. Iii, Oyster roolns 70. gentlemen
a;a ESQ open. Patrons nsy rsly upon picked
Oysters aud Tho bsst cookery in All styles.
MILK End CKEAM, frssh and pure from tie
conHt'y, always for sale. Try it for your family.
Breng!e's leo Crsen1, Pics FIR de:ser. or lunch,
and Iuto CanCiss Gre Epecislsie9 il which he has
never heea eIcsllod. Cases CT al kinds OF tho
best material cheaper than they can be msda at
nome. He csser5 Of thu best for families, PSF
ties b.!!s. fairs end entertainments
:, Cream Puff, Iasts and Pastry of eli kiaca;
Elui:s. suga!ed and plain. Csror1els, Nuts end
Confacs!oaesiss of sil kinds.
Call, $50. tu7 and b5 seusG,G. cn,e,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
4, l.22*7*a!g1y1yiz <5zzeIte
FRIDAY EVENING. NOV. q.
NIGHT EXPERIENCES CT \ New IoRK FL
LOT Boar Tie following il feen 81 i!Iustrs:-

NIGHT EXPERIENCES oE \ New YORK FL
LOT Boar Tie following il fem 81 iIIustIs:-
Cd paper il Tao Dsccub;r Ccatur3
"Wo rso wesisa!6 sIi night G4d=r sko?t
SILL tsk;og casts Ct tho !Gal as !o!e,vals. S2o1
aI:er tec, the atmospheric bii9g tiisE, bat DOT
% much 81 So - prevent rs from discsr1I5e
otiec's at !hs G:StaLc5 Of c Ili'e, Wo discovered
sai'rg s5io atesa, evidently running for
New Io;k, saa DrabablS ia Iced Ct pilot
Edglog SHay toward her. sc lit cur TORCH, end
had The sstisfsc ion ct seeing her segd up o
coupla Ct Rockets 10 response. &! tho asme
time $40 backed her rtceG osla;opssi anc
hove 20. R1nrl.g dosn on her l:o s;4a, VIC
also hove 10 very near to hcr, a0d proceeded io
lauaca tho ysal. l. s:rs Wild scenc Gs the
little boa. vanished in!o the darxEcss, perhaps
tevCr to b. s;ca fg.in. Ent her c;cw canic5
q la5tern with them. and atser they hgd lai.
tbs pilot CO board tho snip, va were ebe 10
shape car movements b7 this iillo glinmor
bob5l,g Up sn& down Ike an igais fstuus il
The misty DARK. rs tho night wore On the iee
iraW So dense that TIE Brought up CDR G-poutd
hros9 ilaaa troGi the :ore peck, end fled i: e,
sSor: Intervals this Wa1 douc, not, Is caa
to'ghs suppcss. 80 keep vessels from c1nius
into c.lisl0n With the schooner. tus to iafasu
tnfM there Wa yl'ot boat 10 tee vicinity. But
'liI Ve:y fact rtqoited rtd3utled vi2issca CO
cor pe:t. ia order thas wa might 20: bs ra7
io@r. 10 The mjddl3 watch we Rc1e startled,
in't shec .ifi7g the csnnoo. Ly tro easwet;rg
sti.iia OF steamer hos-se!y coming down the
witd, and c!oaa st hand. The excitement Of
toe moment w:s II.eogt. Again NC ti:ei the
Damon. Inc whistle ocav nearer, aud 81! q.
ctcA Tho c?loIed lights Il steamer looned 5cs
OF ho cripoIcs mist, END Ter bug, baW cneTg-
I'd ifon the g!c0u, s. pear .hgt 1t Ec!usil?
seemed 10 overhAgg cur d:ek. l'asaiag Gloss
alongside, she SLOWED up tho palri.siioa Of her
mighty eoRins moment 10 mtke Eu:a cS CT.
position srd then vaguely gited o1s Ct sight. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

II YOU WANT Firat Glass Sui. iaals 10
order from $50 TO $50. or fos O7ercca. from
$25 to $50. We hsva tho argts: steel, OF piece
e"cda IN ,ha Gig, saa al Gsrnep.5 axe msdc il
The s.o;e cod warranted f;S: c'asa in oGsry pay
lculsr, 81 ne empl0g Only tho hess woikmca
snd guarsr!oe c perfect TT. Cali a1d cgaGina
our stock before you purchase.
s. WATERMAN & Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
@assEs. StepsZeury &: z;ro

t:ntgfn thanks 10 the luslc for their iihotsl
p.trGh.Ge n tae psS:, and earnestly reque.s th%t
al :'ersprs Ge.iTing 20 have Stove. Furnace CT
t!rs- Pisch Heater work dola, will leave their
.'ders with them 8. OK Co. 20 - srcii The ,l!i:
G! the fall trade.
Tho "iSriendia' Fi!s Place Eurnace for hea!-
i"R enc or more rooms. Is tina hest il tbs world.
sent 'or circular. Fer $50 only b. .:;Ensbu17
>. Hrn.. :or. King sad Washington slrsasE.
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&sE.SSEEss@.

GE.+>SEssssia.
= BONES DaNVILLE TOBACCO il
a - store and for ssia by
j.. VI. AVERY, SOC Kipgct,
fs'l!X B2ST ASSORTMENT or CHEsf,
: ana isncT, Eoil5: SCANS in thu city
=. W. AVERY. 2?6 kias s:reat
IaELL HANS SaQULUEH9 and Break
- Isl. Bacon received By
X. ". aVEBY, 90 Kiaei.
+; : q ASES = end ID CANS Tuna.
oc!2l il. W. AVERY, 226 knight.
B9A2. fURE OLD APPLE VINe-
+ - Ghh witch G'a guarantee TO keep Pickles
Sold - L. w. AVERY,
9aG King s!rcst
NRW Tui:k FRESH GROUND BUCK.
~ WHEAT FLGUE received to.lsF; frst
on ito nsT:c! ST L. VI. ATEGY,
&c King street
= received By r. N. AVERY,
2:0 King street.
= obLS. CUCU ABE Z PICKLES very
~ choica received Cg Il, w. AVERY,
223 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25
AEEzE N{sI2CES.

AEI & e NSSA2CES.
ri QTICE.--Baving qus,ilsd as ezscu.rix Of
~ Or. WIZ. Il. EL!YSTEIiI, decaa.cd, ell
psrsons, srn hereby Eotilai 10 call and settle
taor Indebtedness; and 81 Horiors Layir E
clslns Gesi8st the ssts.o. vii! ?7esea: .hcLa, duly
authenticated, foc paYmsG;. g. =. kGps!eia,
81. L., Is autac1iz'!, t; raceiyt far 81 moaiee.
due the estats, I'll 4 Ef.JpSfEIr;,
novli-1r.n Ey'Z OF DR.. VTfi. I, Klirsiein.
ri OIiCE.-Tha undersigned having been
- this day Rpy o;utci bs tina Corporation
Curt OF tie city u; ittra1iiii. "a: ae.ralnrs
o. tho esis!o Ct j. =. - BhHESk, herebg
molly iln c7;d!t1Ts &; ,Aa :ti1 dsaelent TO
prove AID p:eeont tt.:r clam; for payment,
aad thsg also request ri rcrsonn iocah:td t. tda
ehst IL :. ". Barrier - T:a:o EGYino:t taeracf
II tae-i - suol p":sih;e
". L. ;:UN5uN,
=. =. A;AkkEE
AGA rl CT Il. i. -. Barker, DECD
Alezard!is. Va, Nov. IL. 1881 -lrl
ut CTiCE.- Al ps!scu5 inhabited 10 tho firm
- OF i. :. ". SAK&sE. Is son, which hss
been dissolved BY the tsslh CT 81. 3. ". Barker,
q member thereof. arc horsh5 requested to make
pSy nsn. 20 tie UNDERLINED within iairly days
a cider 10 s!t.!e th3 &i!ai:s &C tho said partner
ship. r s. BARKER
Suyv'E. FsItaer Q! T. g. W. Barker s Eon
ales aadria, Vs., NC". Il. 1:Gl.-ln,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-25

If YOU wsGs o Youths. Boy'E. ca CLii5'
Sui tr Gsaroo2s We have SO endless vsriety &
hs lowest prices. S. WATERMAN & SoH.
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asETEGEhE. HasIJEEa.

fsJc:i;;.: 70 C3H'y TEX 5'A.YE!S.
ihs .!!sn:!cn 81 thosa iG,Grcs:ei aNd Ybo have
70. paid thoir cnrpo;a:on iaxes 10. 1881: il cal
Of - the following catEsa! irou2 tna revenue oil!
:Gr tntt yrac:
On 81 bills 10: paid Oh tho u day Of D;coni-
be-. !SS!. there SOL; ne asaeesad aLd collected
psnRsty Ct per cra: upon tho aMou1. CT ssd
tius. "nd ucoa Gil bills remaining unpaid Juno
Is, 1882: damages 81 Tho ra,o Of II per cent Ger
aInum shall ba p:i1. +"
This provision !!ss been Gisiliy enforced, snd
wi!hoU. sngla execution during the last two
years. y hoped sll will avail themselves CT
The opportunity 10 pay before Gsceu Der 2, 1881,
ana save this S PSF cc::: f3r after tina. limo We
ias:l b corDs!st 10 iorco collections.
John g. Ill LII, Col. II. Eli.
:. i FIELD. Col 8. Dist.
No3.:: . 4tr5c. Iu;;Iice. CEice hours from
"to i, rcSl8-tD2
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
d Rostnnian Mistake,

At late Boston party the host said
to guest: 81 beg you to entertain Mr..
Blank little; he looks utterly forlorn
and bored to death. ! will introduce
him and you must interest him. BY
the way, his strong point is butter, on
which he has written a book" The
lady guest graciously undertook the
task of entertaining the man, inwardly
wondering that he should be so much
interested in butter (of which she knew
very little), when his face indicated a
mind given to much profound thinking.
However, with butter in view, she be-
gan on the weather, gradually got to
the country, then onto a farm, from
tnat to COWS and at last to butter. The
man looked more bored than ever, the
magic word producing not the slightest
elect, and he somewhat abruptly left
her and soon withdrew from the house.
II did my best,' she explained to the
hostess; Il went through agonies to
prove that L was deeply interested in
butter, but it was all in vain.'' But
terri exclaimed the hostess, .swhat
possessed you to talk to that man of all
men on butterP told you he had just
written a book on Buddha, and knew
how deeply you too were interested in
the same subject And they said in
chorus, s.Graciousr' Boston Trans
crypt. IS
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
How to Live Long.

We have to great extent, the power
of prolonging our lives. Living by
rule, and obeying natures simple laws,
may seem very irksome to people at
first. but doing so soon becomes a hab-
it, and q blessed habit, and one that
tends to happiness, to comfort and to
length of days.
A great deal might be said about the
benefits of regularity in our modes and
ways of living. AS q proof of the ben
efciality of regular living, the fact that
old people who have once settled down
in kind of groove of life, can not be
unsettled therefrom, even for a few
days, without danger TO health and life
itself. They may have perhaps, their
regular time for getting up in the morn
ing, certain methods of ablution, GER
tain kinds and qualities of food and
drink, certain hours for taking these.
certain times for rest, exercise, and
recreation, and hundred other things,
which, taken separately, may seem but
trifles, but taken in the aggregate make
up, their lives and they know and feel
that they must not be unsettled. The
wheels of life win run long in grooves,
but soon run out over rough irregular
roads. Habits whether good or bad,
are easily formed when one is young,
but when one gets up in years it is ter
ribly difficult and oft times dangerous
to set them aside. Therefore, study, il
you would live long, to be regular in
your habits of lie in every way, and
let your regularity have a good ten
dency.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
New Races Of Bees.


ID. A. Jones. Beeton, an enthusi-
astic apiarist, has sent Frank Benton, a
New York bee-keeper and linguist, on
tour around the world in search of
new kinds of bees. Mr.. Benton re-
mained last Winter upon the Island of
Cyprus, starting an apiary and shipping
queens TO MIR. Jones, and this year he
is taking a trip, in search of new races
of bees, through the Indian Ocean,
visiting Hindustan, the Island of Java
and perhaps the Philippine Islands.
Writing from Columbo. Ceylon, Mr..
Benton says 81 have seen two native
races of bees and the comb of third.
One is stiugless, hut worthless. One
race Is Apis Indica, but Apis dorsata
is certainly q wonderful bee, whether it
can be domestieated or not. 1t builds
in the open air, on branches, often
making combs six feet long, and /
have good authority for saying that
thirty natives have each taken a load
of honey from one tree. L call Ii Apis
dorsata; but I do not know positively
as that is the name, as have not yet
seen the bee. Everybody says, though,
that there is large bee, from which
great quantities of honey are easily
gotten, in the interior of the Island.o
Mr.. Benton did not go to the interior
of the island, because, as he says, lit
was too late when I learned where to
find 1t TO go to that part of the island
and reach this French steamer" He
will stop at Ceylon again upon his re-
turn trip. Writing from Java, he says
81 have not yet seen a bee of this race
(Apis dorsata), but have seen two
combs of these bees, which are 3 feet
by 81 feet, are Ii inches thick where
the brood was reared, about twenty
cells to the square inch. These bees
must be seven-eights of an inch long"
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
Keeping Boarders.

To keep boarders is the favorite re-
source of impecunious women. But
there are some among their number
and it is mostly women who are en-
gagged in this sort of struggle-who are
constitutionally incapable of boarding
and lodging a fellow-being. To do this
with success one must have the various
practical qualities which come under
the head of business capacity must
know when to speak and when to keep
silent, and must unite much tact with
considerable spirit and firmness when
occasion demands. She may have q
terrific temper if she chooses, provided
she keeps it under the subjection, and
never lets it forth unless to crush the
penniless adventurer who tries to make
her house his home.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

Asure cure for the Blind. Bleeding.
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. Williams fan Indian
remedy1, called DIR. Williams Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of 20 and 80
years standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and Electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, al1ays the intense
itching particularly at night after
getting warm in bed). acts as a poul-
tice; gives instaHtaand painless relief.
and is prepared only for Piles, itching
OF the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. M. Coffin
berry, of Cleveland. SAYS about DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: 1
have used scores of pile cures and it
affords me pleasure to say that 1, have
never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as DIR,
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed
On receipteof price 81 90.
.,ts .. s. E. Henry & Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio
For sale by McCabe & Wheaton. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

A Prince Edward county farmer
writes that he has found carbonate of
lime to be as good as Paris green or
London purple in destroying potato
beetles. A few pounds busted from a
dredging box is enough for an acre of
potatoes. The more widely this is
known tho better, for there has been no
such terror added to farm life of late
years as the introduction of deadly ar
senical poison into daily use. The
number of cases in which human or
other animal life has been lost, through
the careless use of Paris green is sad
dening, and the worst of it is the casu-
alties Increase as the public becomes Ia
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
Some time during the reign of Queen

Some time during the reign of Queen
Elizabeth. it is said, q good and loyal
subject brought to the New England
colonies the seed of the ox-eye daisy.
1t was considered rare beautiful ex-
otic. Since then the plant has deyel-
oped into a first-class nuisance over
half the farms of New England and
the middle states. 1t also appears to
some extent in the meadows and pas
lures of the west. It has found use
at last, however. A Boston belle one
day placed q bunch of the blossoms in
her belt. and straightway the despised
daisy became all the rage, and daisies
dangle at every bellies belt. Stald
Yankee farmers now call Boston girls
the daisies of the period.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

Considerable attention was attracted
one day this week, says the Yuma Car
izona) Free Press, by the doings of
some Papago Indians belonging 10 the
rancheria in the neighborhood OF the
town. Is seems that one of their
squaws had deserted and taken up with
a favored suitor of the tribe of Yumas.
The Papagos followed her. She re-
fused to GO with them, and they ias-
end to horn of saddle on the back
of an Indian pony, and dragged her
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06
MOffat's Life Pills,
ard
PhnniA kIllers,

The Most eessful Medicines
in the World.
Established In 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physie;anS,
| and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine.
MOffat's Life Pills
are purely vegetable; they act
on the Stomach and Liver, and
regulate the entire system and
put all the functions of the BODY
I'm a healthy condition. o and
WARRANTED Il certain cure for
all Malarious Diseases, TORPID
Liver, Impure Blood, Jaundfee.
Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, CostfYeHess, Ner1l
0us and Sick Headache, Colds,
Scuryy, General Weakness, and
Fever & Ague.
MOffat's Phoenix Bitters
correct the SecretiOns of the
Stomach, and are a Sure Cure
for Sieeplessness, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
Weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands of Certificates are
In our possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inyaiu-
able medicines, and we are GER
tain that they will do just what
we have said. 1t is simply ask
ed that the afflicted will Try
THEM ONCE, their use will CEN
vince the most skeptical.
Pages Climax Salye 20 cents a box.
Moffat's Life Pills % cents box.
Mofatss PhGnix Bifters Sl.00 q bottle.
tD- Sold by Druggists every where
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
S. Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus., 1881-10-06

Gen. Harding. speaking for Tennes-
see, considered Hungarian grass to be
the best forerunner of timothy. He re-
colnmends that this be sown i'll summer
and harvested in August or early in
September; and that timothy be sown
upon the stubble and narrowed in. The
Hungarian grass, he thinks, destroys
all weeds and gives certain compact
ness to the soil necessary to secure a
good stand of timothy.