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Secretary Whitney behaves as though
he has already condemned the Dolphin
and docs not intend that she shall poke
her nose into what was once our navy.
1t is doubtful whether any vessel bull
for the navy has ever been subjected to SC
severe test. The Dolphin has shown
more than the required horsepower
more than the stipulated speed. She
docs not roll or pitch. She seems to be in
every way triumph over the prejudicet
against American ship-yards.
Sill the Secretary OF the Navy wants
herto display more qualities. He hopes
to have hcr caught out under particularly
disadvantageous circumstances SO that he
may blow q hole in the contract,
The Secretary Of the Navy belongs to "a
party which has declared that American
shipbuilding is an absurdity, and which
for years has been trying to sacrifice to
British interests the little that is left Of
that industry. MIR. Roach, the builder Of
the Dolphin, has done more than any
other American to show that We have not
forgotten the art Of shipbuilding. For
this he is to be punished, IL the admins.
tratlon can find aplausible pretext. The
case OF the Dolphin and the Secretary Is
full Of live isterest. We are likely to
hear more oft.
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A Hard Road 10 Travel.

A Philadelphia woman has made the
important discovery that she ought to
have been a man. Many a woman forced
TO make d living or starve has realized the
same thing. The Philadelphia woman
had sick husband and a very young In
FAINT, and want stared the family in the
face. She was a good accountant and
tried to get employment in that line. She
failed, and she attributed her failure to
her sex. Then she determined to make
herself over.
A cheap suit Of clothes and short hair
parted on the side effected the metamo-
phosis. She was employed in counting
room at "a; gave entire satisfaction and
supported the family. But the infant did
not thrive on the bottle and size absented
herself at certain hour every day to at
tend to the childs wants. This led to the
awful discovery that aleading business
house had been harboring woman in its
counting room.
Now she wants to "fnd place where
an honest woman can make an honest
living" The firm which she served ac-
ceptably says, of course it Is out Of the
question for her to remain there any
longer. This is very queer kind Of q
world when you come to shake 1t up.
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a snrrn.,Inn u, the pulpit.

FRANCIS Murphy, whose good work in
Pittsburgh goes on with increasing force,
has heretofore held his Sunday evening
meetipps in Library Hall Now the
churches have been opened to him, and
his first Sunday night church meeting
held in the Second U. P. church, was at
tendcd by two thousand people. The or
dinary seating capacity was not enough
and The aisles we're filed with chairs. in
the church the heat was oppressive, "ye'
NOT the least signs Of WEAKNESS were
shown by any one" -, ;,
THE good people Of the church didn't
seem able to comprehend all this. Prob
ABLY they were comparingit with the Of
tendance ct the regular Sunday evening
service, the house not nearly filed, PEG
nile who meant better but couldn't help 1t
taxing cat.naps while tho preacher, piouI
and earnest man, gave them the message
without anything in particular to dis
tlnvuish from thousand sermons they
had heard before.
This Murphy movement is something
for the preachers to consider. 1t will BE-
profitable for them to inquire whyi ii
that wherever Murphy speaks, day o.
night Sunday or week day, crowds tIocA
to hear him. They know that he lachl
much which superior advantages have
furnished them. Why does he draw Z
Overlooking, and how does he keep hi
hearers awake and stirred up, while they
preach often to "a bcggarly array Of emp
ty benches" to sleepy congregations, ant
find 1t necessary to nerve the faithful Y
their task by impressing upon them at
tendance at church as a sacred duty.
Murphy is always interesting, Away
human. he never gets above the head
al the people, and generally levels BIZ
shafts right at their hearts. He take
good aim and doesn't miss the mark. IL
isnot only not solemnly severe, bat h
bubbles over with good humor. He hope
for more from Gods love for man thai
from the terrors Of the divine law. III
gets the sympathy Of his hearers by giyinl
them his, and then he carries them will
him.
Not every preacher can be a Francil
Murphy, but wherever there is goot
man who finds his congregation small ant
unrcsponsiye, it may be that he coult
employ to advantage little Of the Murpb!
method. 1t won't hurt to try.
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rnnEleNEnslN pEn11N.


The Troubles aud Annoyanees they are Sub,
jeetad 10 Ia That City.
Correspondence u Ne httelItpaaa.
BERLIN, May 30.-Leay.ng college ms
South.G German town whore . foreigner
was treated with a respect and considera
ton due him, 1 found a state Of affairs il
the metropolis which my mind did moi
readily gasp, and like the blindman, hat
1t Oft repeated ere prepared with the an
swer: az see clearly" Afew days aftel
moving into my new quarters l found sew
eral papers lying upon my table with or
ders 10 "all them.p Headed as they were
with formidable titles and dire threaten,
ings, i obeyed at once and sent them to
the ',Reyier,n recording my name, birth,
calling and intention. ON the following
afternoon my landlady reported in a great
iurore that the documents had been re-
turnSt. stamped insufficient and the
Injunction to present myself in person. ]
resofted thither, presented my students
card 70 which we all carry with Us for iden.
tiication and immunity from afres, 10
some blue coat and was subjected 70 O
cross examination worthy Of the question.
ing Choate! "When did you arrive in
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Eudleott, : Little speech.

". PGHt Pi0aSsf fftss. III
During Secretary Endicotes recent visit
to st. Paul gentleman from Washington
said that soon after Mr.. Endicott's aces
sion 10 office q party Of prominent Wash.
ingtonians waited on him and requested
him 10 remove one Of his principal chiefs
OF division, OF the same time naming q
gentleman whom they wished to have
appointed in his place, Their candi-
date, they urged, was o Democrat,
like the Secretary himself; 0 true blue,
thorough.going follower OF the party'a
standard through many a bitter contest
for supremacy. When Endicott had list
ened to their eloquent appeal, he drew
himseltu to his full height, and, with
dignity, replied: "Gentlemen, I am not
q Democrat; | am the Secretary Of War
The party retired in ,chagrln, and the d.
vision chiefstill retains his place, not yet
having proved himself ian offensive
|nArtikan.N NJ.
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Thl, !. one q DO Enc ones.

San Tf1lellco Cal, ~
aHow hot Is in ArisonaP" inquired a
San franciscan ofa lady who had Just ar
rived from that territory.
nOh, there are a good many stories cir.
culated about our climate" replied the
lady readily. "Some OF them are true and
some OF them are false. But can tell
Won o true incident, which will give you
Ny SON was elerking in q grocery. store In
Phoenix last summer, and the eggs In Q
box standing In theatore actually Matched,
without q hen being on them, Or any ar
tifcisl heat being applied. The Matching
was the unsided work Of our summer oil
mate In AriEonn.n
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A roRMER wnEELIsa MAN
Who is E0io,ing Prosperity ia tho west

WHO 10 Epjoying Prosperity In the West
Belmont County People In Colorado.
Correspondence Of he Iatellgaeer.
BOULDER, COLORADO, June 10.-While il
Boulder had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.
Joseph Wolf, who may be remembered
by some Of the older residents OF Wheel
ing, which was for some years his home,
Mr.. Wolff "laid the cases" on the INTEL
1iaEScKR when that paper was established
| in 1862, and was foreman Of the job de,
pattment Of the paper until 1856, when
he resigned to come West, and was sue,
ceeded by Mr.. John Frew. After leaving
Wheeling Mr.. Wolff spent four years in
Iowa and Nebraska, coming to Colorado
| in 1850. After experimenting in various
parts Of the State he finally settled in
Boulder county valley. which is I'm.
doubtediy the "garden spot Of the Gem
tennial State, and has never had any rea-
son to regret his choice.
He is the owner Of sixty.nine acres oil
land on the outskirts Of Boulder City, the
county-seat Of the county, and no owneroi
200 acres in the East can do better with
his farm than can Mr.. Wolff with his Go
acres. It is devoted exclusively to. fruit
culture, which Is exceedingly profitable in
this State. He has 5000 grape vines, q
number OF apple trees, and has several
acres in raspberries and strawberries. He
has twenty.one men at work now picking
strawberries, and informs me that 1t will
be necessary for him TO have q force OF
fifty next week. He finds ready market
for his business in Boulder, Denver and
other towns, and no wonder, for they are
exceedingly large and fine, surprising
even the famous berries OF GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. Mr.. Wolff has Just erected hand.
some brick residence, and Is well fixed
for taking life comfortably. He enter
tains a lively recollection Of Wheeling,
and OF the early days OF the ISTELL1dRN-
GER.
Belmont county, O., is represented in
Boulder City by Mr.. Thomas Daniord,
who owns q large ranch on the outskirts
of the town, Mr.. Hiram Daniord, who Ia
interested in mining, and Mr.. Hubert
Linkletter, who conducts tho principal
restaurant and confectionery here. They
are all doing well. and are more than sat
isfled with their Western homo. Boulder
City has population Of about 4 800, and,
being surrounded by . rich farming and
mining country, Is always ''chuck full" Of
business. The county itself Is rich in
gold, silver and iron ore, and produces
large quantities OF oats, wheat, corn, hay,
butter and live stock. The State Univer-
sity OF Colorado Is situated in Boulder
City, and is largely attended by students
from all over the State.
Work on q ranch eau easily be procured,
the wages paid being from so to S25 per
month and board. JIM. D.
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ALor.lr Complexion.

@what a lovely complexion We often
hear persons say. "1wondet what she
does Tor. it," In every case he.purity
and real loyeliness Of the complexion de-
Ponds upon tho blood. Those who have
sallow, blotchy faces may make their skin
smooth and healthy by taking enough Of
DR.. Pieree's "GoIden Medical Discovery
10 drive out the humors lurking in the
system.
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Great Fofbearaneo.

1tshould be. remembered to the ever.
lasting credit Of Nebnchadnexzar that
though he cast shadraeh, Meshaeh and
Abednego into the fiery furnace he did
not ask them: "Well, Is this hot enough
for you%
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rRUsTEE's SALE.

~ virtue Of q deed Of trust made By ssvA
Allen and Mary J. Allen his wife, 10 me Is trut1,
ID secure the Crescent Building Association, dllt
October %, 1883 recorded III the office u The Chi
Of the County Court Of Na1hMl County, News
RiniA, In Deed OF Trust Book NO B, laSe IN, lwll
ELL at the front door Of the Court NOlie d Ilt
shall n1tfhfy, on
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Commissioners gnitee.
ToMMIssIoNER's NOTICE.
n the Circuit Court Of Ohio County:
Lewis s. lritt

.N. lAWu .. otlk
Lewis orth. Eiis orth bis wife, In Chaaa1
George Teller. William T. Hub
bard, trustee, and AdolphYocke.J
Byyirtue Of an order OF reference e1'Gftd 2 "
above entitled cause on the 18th day o. APnl w
II i referred 10 the undersigned CotnmlHigtGG,
the sald Court TO ASCERTAIN ard report ~ ac'VlE
showing, ......., ,,o,t,,- IA.
cluded In the deed Of trust OF which e1hlpIIS@'
Of the bill Il copy. .,..,.,.,
sacond-Ihe liens upon the real eSteH dsicllss ",
In tho bill, their amounts and pIio'itsss Az"
WHIT Thiad PayS other m,ttes deemed pertlpsat'
required by any party In Interest. -,...,t,
Notice Is hereby given that the tgef,s o iS ~
fixed upon Tuesday, the S0th DAY o! JaEs, N II
Commencing Rt O'clock Is the tine ana w., ~ u
once, No. l220 ChAptiI1e street, ~ We et ~, :
Wheeling, Ohio county West ViFBlnlA :! WE Y W
Of which he will proceed 10 ascertain Gnl IsEv
the leyeral matters In the said order o. teie4eu'.
Given under my hand this 1st day Of June, INA
JosEPH Il, PAUL., Comnus'0nsh
M.S'"ss Solicitor S ior Complainant ken
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Persons Using Street Hose.

Persons rs,ns s.tett hose fer Che purpose Of al.
laying hs dust on brick paved streets are request
ed not touso the came 50 that the water VIII be
directed 70 plough up or remove the tar and sand
deposited in the crcylces between the bricks. Any
one falling 10 comply With this request win pro
ceedod against according to ordinance.
Ry order OF tho
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Tns snrest way 10 make . home run on
tho base ball field Is 70 rub the limbs with
St Jacobs OH. all stiffness will then
vanish.
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TNRusTEE's SAFE.

Byvirtue Of decd Of trus. bearing j,,.,,, L.
o. october, 1850, made by j. y. Weeks and W.,I..!
Weeks his wife. 10 me IS trustee, sud reSo,,Ss 4
Deed Of ItnS! Book No. IL pSgS ~ II NJ IaI9
records Of Ohio county, West Virginia, viii ~
TUESDAY, July Il, isss, w
sell Of public auction, at The front doo, 4,
Court House. at 10 O'Clock 4. H., Tie iOiloT,NS w
est1te, to.Wit: .AS Isa
AN Of certain piece Of land .ltra,cA In T.t.a.,
phiA IiStfli, Ohio county, WeAt VITpI1Ia In5 y
lctihed and bounded as fellows; BePInn,SS !. =
stake on the north edge OF the CuHLCfl Nj M
corner 70 Henry BrlndEtrOup lot and ", 4 49,
burg; thence thirtyhve (5 feet CASt Win ~ ~
OF the Cumberland Road 10 stake. ihtns. i ,ls
parallel tho with tie Bnnlstruup lima Ia tT1,,a
Whleltng lreek: them With the rreSsdS,iIss,.s
said creek 70 the BnndStrOnp line IheSSe' ~, IN
the lice on the east side Of the aildIinn,n ~
the beginning, With all Of the Sppnri,rs IVY
thereto belonging. and belt q thcSSne eFcpnI ~,
was conveyed 10 ], Y. Weeks by W. q. Tho,SNS,4
and wife by deed dated December 10 iSTS SSS Y
corded in said land fCc0;dS In DEED ROoi Ky =
page II. There lsun said land d EOSd lFIme SI,.S
7 TEHis OF sAlE-one;thIrd cash; balance In Or.
and two yeats; IcCircd. - W
IeiS DIS. THoRNBuRaV, Tur..
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TRUsIEE,s SALE OF Personal
IL PROPERTY. ''-'
BY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust made By Ch,lui,,
seIbke and Kate eelbke his vile, 70 the ,,nSlS.
signed trustee dated The ga day Of February, Isl
Ail hA will on - ~
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Re,l1o,,als.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATION or REFERINcG MARKS.
RDNily. tsunday excepted. tMondRy excepted
Mhesllng Time: ~. =. ~
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-26
ADVICE To moTHERs

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
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feb 2S M VS. m 1-y
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BLAZING LUMBER.
'Hs CHICAGO LUMBER DISTRICT
AGAIN VISITED BY FIRE
A"e"'y-Five Million Feet In Danpet n,
D'S'ruction-NesrIy Every Fire ZEE.
CINE in the city at the Scene
of the Disaster


CHICAGO, Sept II, At about 10 .9O o,oloo,,
Friday fire st.rtad fro,,, N''oN
CAUSE lint srn,o,.d unNho"h
zine in tho -, w. 20 'parAS Oh an en-
g ~, '''.' III u y Gardner
~ '00"le' on H"nLh Ashland avenue
so"th OF west Twenty econd street. A
ni'h wind was blown at the time and tbe
breeze famed the tiln ,,,o a hpga hIau,
An alarm wa at once turnod i, a.,
box 4f9 Iocat,f st tho St
AVIAN, . "'h ANhiahd
oo,o,,,,,., '7 7"Sines had
P'F '"' lie lanes the fire
'' '"'e'd" UNIV u would require a
great eh'rt Ia sublime them dni at once
turned in ecoul an. then third alarm
Ihl' hr usht [, tue i,r. ,.a a iarse numhar
Of engine4 from al, ..,., ;,a c,t,, ora H.,
arrived none ton ..., r., AZ,
timed n >oroaa al ""' eo',-
of tue Gremeu. ..,, had -
in tao umber varl az q d ls
a Co. alio,tia, r.. ..aa+ -. .l'' l'i'
as tie fl me. hsa,.,t. - :" ''l
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IN eaenrh,n., the fir, R,lanfa',,. wy 49,
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Nervous Debilltatsd Men.

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PITTsauRG, Sept. 2h -- Plans for new
and extensive exposition building have
been completed, and It i, now an almost
assured Certainty that the enterprise Will be
pushed to completion within the next twelve
months The huilding will he constructed
entirely of iron ami glass; at cost of about
$3.50, 900 1t wisl cover about three and d
half acres of ground AMI be one of the most
substantial structures in the city. A
portion If the building viii I've Adopted Il
large conventions.
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CLEVELAND, Odio. sept 26 A com
mittee OF the striker waited upon Pre- ident
Chisholm, Of tie Cleveland Rolling Mill
company, Friday morning, to induce that
gentleman to re-employ all strikers no
matler what action they had taken. lie
has not yet made public his decision in the
matter No trouble whatever has occurred
and none i, exgeotel II + generally
Thought that the strikers will accept the
June prices am re iUins work ON Monday.
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PARIS Ky, Sept 81. -fienry lsgrigg, a
farmer OF this precnct, .w.ra out peace
warrant ,,.-atn t his wife, from whom he
separated month or Two ago He alleges
that his wife came fIom her fathers house
10 his hons, and climbei Through trauSom
mi, his ruolu aui was in tic act of firing
oi,tol al him wnen lie awakened He grabbed
her in tine to save h'mse't. tut IN the scui-
fp the pi tol was nrcd He alleges that she
was armed with two pistol.
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DETROIT. sept 26 Tie arrangements ion
the great race tot ween Clingst1ne and
Hurry Wlike sre Ali coupleted. The track
is IN excellent condition AMI very fast. In
an exsrcis, trst Friday morning Cllngstone
went the last quarter III 821t seconds, 10
Gail. la addition to tins above race there
will be team rare against time and also n
match race betwesn the famous PAGERS
Little Mack aad Jordan.
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CARD.

To all " no are suffering from the errors
and indiscrctions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
| will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. THIS great remed y
VA discovered by missionary in south
America. send self addressed envelope
70 the REV. JosEru T lNMAN, Station d
New York City.
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Il had been completely disabled from
rheumatism. | used PaIker's Tonic for
the rheumatism completely disappeared. -
So writes Mrs. Henry Bogert, of No. 454
Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, n. \. Rheu-
matism arises from the failure of the kid
neys to separate the uric acid from the
hinp1
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NEW ORLEANS La, Sapt. "a -Profe 'Sor
.Jopn on, # the United states bureau Of
Geoloey has for some time been
making an examination OF the hin
narishes of Lrui-inna Tor coal and
iron He reports that he has found
valuable deposits of iron ore, but no Goa.
The iron, which is OF the brown hematite
species, wa found IN tie parishes OF Wsl-
stsr and Claiborne, IN the mort western ptrt
of the state.
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Grave has received telegram from hts
head farmer III Barnes d. T., saying that
the buildings, crops, and everything on his
farm are Eurlad, aud that the fire is weep
ing the prairies There is no projection
n rainst tia fra
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-26
Every day adds to the great amount Of

Every day adds to the great amount OF
evidence as TO the curative powers OF
Hoods SarsapariIIa. Letters are contln-
ually being received from all sections OF
the country, telling of benefits derived
from this great medicine. 1t is unequalled
for general debility, and as blood pllri-
Ger expelling every trace of scrofula or
other impuriiy Now is the time to take
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-26
Read Two Letters From One Lady.
FIRST LETTER, 1882.
PEsoTUM, Champaign County, H., /
August r. 1882

tmN Nhdihl d'Sh 'NuhtAN ms
August II, $50.
Dear Mrs. nr. Kcck; Having been four months
under yOvr treatment and being very much i'm
proved, will tell the puhliC about my case.
was very weak and thin in flesh, Was obliged 10
lie down through the day, and could scarcely walk
about the house; my lungs were very weak, and
PINNED "A good deal. and for year and Il half
nad coughed and raised good deal of matter.
| had us appetite and weak stomach with blnat
Ing and much pain in nay back and d rangement
OF bowels. | am now much stronger. have gam
ed o. Cr thirteen POUNDS IN flesh, can walk a NIL"
and a hall easily without fatigue, and feel wellm
every way my cough has lett me, and have no
pam al all IN my luaGs back or anywhere; l haNe
GOOD appetite and dig stIon, and consider my
Improv, meut very great under your treatment .
N, former doctor sand could live but very few
mon 3, ~ my case was cons umption, ana 80 W.
all thought but Won have helped me very rapidly
aud u, every Vay Nonr lr,Id,
ANNA ADAIE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-26

New YoRG sept 26.-The Delaware,
Las ka wanna < Western Railroad company
has just declared IA quarterly DIVIDEND OF
"a per cent Inls reduction OF "a pei
cent.