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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27

syna, brata twego Ernesta, boo mas obu
bije jedno SERGE, tai sauna ozywia mas du.
sza.
= o! ia 2gadlam mole drogie die
Gle, twoje zyczenia ola Szczepana, wpierw
MIN .le wycazifes, odrzek}a PAM Mirawel.
Toe wledzqc, lie on CT wy2wiadczy} do
brego, lie sic Ola ciebie poswieci}. powin.
nam mu bye wdzieczna. chocbyi o tenn
byl i ME wspomnia}. = TAX Jest, cd tel
DOLBY jestescie cbaj n:ojemi dzieGm,, j mie,
szkac bedziecie spofem z wasza ma,ka "
blizkoscl waszego domku, " ktorym Gle
wychowaliscie. = u2ywajmya wspolnie
tych darow 2 Workmanship, jakich nam
OpatrznosG udzielila.
Powstafa 2 knesla j wspieraiac sie
ma obu przyjaciolach, dodafa: = P66idide
mo)e drogle dzleci, zobaczcie, co Ola wis
matka wasza ~przysposobila. Frankur, kto.
ry 2 nlecierpliwosciq czekal ma to hasfo,
pragnac ucieszyt pieknym widokiem swe-
go %o1lcera, otworzy} boczne drzwi, ktore-
mi wszyscy wyszli. Ernest zdziwi1 sic ME
mafo, gdy wszedl do pyszuego ogrodu maj,
pleknle]szemi wysadzonego Srzewami i
kwlatami, kt6rego droga prowadzifa do
dworkn, o ktorym wy4ej byla wzmianka.
Czekaia tam W salonie przygotowana Ola
gosci uczta.
= Ten dom-odezwala sic PAM Mi
rawel do swego z%dziwionego wnuka-na-
ley do ciebie, tn obchodzic bedzlem two-
je przybycie. = Dzieki panu jenerstowi,
i p~oczclwego teldfebla starannosci, ktory
przez wzglad ma twoja prey am z nami~l
ma zawsze zamieszka-dzieki, movie, Aa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27

narzeezony jrj %znajdzie sic W liczbie usifuiacych.
Sfabego zdrowia, czutego serca dziewica,
przeczuwain'i widziufa " snach %jasnych, przyjb-
Gle jego, zgon jego bohaterski, r6wnie iak
bliska smierc wfasna. u wrazeh jake odcbra-
lismy z kraju W lynn czasie, z opowiadah bill
skiej znajomej Kasyldy, ufozylismy W Dz;esieciu
ObraS0ch, scene dwoch dziewic l!tewskich, kt6ra
tn, jako wiernie m%alujaca stan ich duszy
umiesZczamy.
Ciag dalszy nastapl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-27

mn'e stuchy dochodza, pan Jan samoIihski ma
Sa'n'ar %napowrot wstapic do Zwiazku Narodo-o
wego Polskiego, a PAM Teofla Samolihska u
tworzyc grure wv. Mar. Pol, zf"2oEa z samych
Folek. Majster.)
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
It is very difficult when poor not to hate
poverty; but it is possibl. to BE- rich without
t~Ilg proud. -Conf0aias.


joaquin NiIler's Romantic Marriage.
A hotel parlor was crowded by the audi
ence, in which sat the Poet of the SierraS,7
long of hair, and peculiar of costume Song
and recitation succeeded one another until
Leland girl went on the stage to acclaim. She
gave narrative poem by Bret Harte, enti-
tied Luke, in which simple, heroic front
ierSman is made to ten, without himself COM
pretending the truth. how a dainty young
woman has romantically permitted herself to
fall in love with him.
Miss Leland had strong, musical voice,
and a clever command of the right dialect,
The elocutionist was recalled, whereupOn she
gave fioridly descriptive passage out of Mil
ler's with Walker in Nicaragua. Then the
impression on him was palpable enough, and
he beaIned on the fair performer in open adu-
lation. The selection was accidental for she
did not know of the authors presence, and it
led TO an acquaintance, and the upshot was
the marriage of the couple. The union has
been bliSsful, so their mutual friends say
The establishment of himself for part of the
time in a Washington log cabin means no es-
arrangement, though his wife never lives with
him there, hut has residence with her rela-
tives here in New York That the wife has a
powerful influence over the husband is proved
Jy the fact that his hair has been reasonably
Shortened since they mated-Cor Chicago
Tribune.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
RAILWAY NOTES.

The earnings for the month of June of
the Chicago, st Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha road are as follows; In lSS6, Si.a,-
900: 1855, $40, 800; increase, IS, 1u0
The statement of the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad company for the month OF
June showed earnings for 1856, $l,0S,5i0;
for 1873, Sizes, Ia, being an increase of
LIS
The st Paul road has begun the sale OF
round trip tourist tickets from Chicago to
San Francisco, on account of the g. A r
convention in August The round trip rate
is s62 80
President r. f. Cable and Vice President
A. kimball, of the Rock Island road, re-
turned to Chicago, Tuesday, from Nebraska
and Kansas They report that the survey
ors are still at work i'll these states, pre-
pairing for the extension of the company .
new lines into those states, known as the
Chicago, Kansas * Nebraska road. This
route will run west from St Joseph, but
the exact route and the western termini
have not yet been decided upon.
Work was Tuesday commenced on an ex-
tension of the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago road, which is to he known for the
present as the Orleans, Paoli and Jasper
road. This branch line will run from Or
leans to Blue Lick Springs, Ind, and will
be twenty one miles in length This extern
sion will accommodate the crowds OF people
who patronize the Blue Lick Springs, and
the springs at West Baden, which are
reached only by wagon at present
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
MATCHES In LEMONADE
AND EsE-CREAM MADE IN OLD AND
RUSTY FREEzERS

Causes Wholesale Poisoning at a Picnic
Two Deaths So Far and a Number OF
Very Sick People = An Ohio Family
Made Sick by Poisoned Bread.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July S-The poisoning
by eating ice-cream at q picnic given by
base ball club at Coulteryille last Saturday
seems to have been more widespread than
was at first supposed, The picnic was at
tended by over 100 people, many having
come from Sparta, Marissa, Oakdale, and
other neighboring towns. Some 200 OF these
people were taken sick Sunday afternoon
and Monday, about half OF them resi-
dents of Marissa aud others from the
surrounding country, and it was learned
that they all partooli of the ice cream and
lemonade at the picnic The cream was
made in two big old freezers that had been
laid away last summer, and the rust was
not thoroughly secured out of them when
taken out for use last Saturday. Half a
box of matches was found in the barrel of
lemonade after it had been nearly emptied.
The symptoms are the same in all
cases, first headache and fever, then
pains in the stomach and vomiting of green
matter only two deaths have occurred as
yet but two or three others are not ex-
pected to live The cases most dangerous
in Coultervile are Alexander McMillan's
two daughters. James Preston's three chill
dren, w. Ridgeway's three children, two in
Jesse McBrida's family, wife and children
of Al Burns, Dir. Lelpers two daughters,
five in Sam B. Browns family, three in J.
+. Eaners family, and three in 4 Ora
ham 5 family
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
DEMOCRATIC economy Half a hum
dred clerks dismissed in one department
at Washington last week.
Chance For NOuns Men.

The Brotherhood of Railway Postal
Clerks, now in session in Indianapolis,
says the Chicago Herald. is said TO have
membership Of about one thousand.
mostly in the Western States Oae of
the first moves of the order will be to
dispatch a committee to Washington to
demand that hereafter when the removal
of a clerk is c0ntem plated the brother>
hood shall be Informed of the fact, and
that a written copy of the charges made
against him, rs well MS the name of his
accuser, shall be presented to him before
final action is taken. so that he NAV
have an opportunity to defend himself
Failing to receive the assent of tine Ad-
ministration to this proposition the
brotherhood will order strike Capable
young men who feel an Overpowering
desire to serve their country will find
this an excellent opportunity to get their
applications in. 1t may be set down MS
reasonably certain that the demand of
The brotherhood will be refused. and
that every man who strikes against
Ulcle 81 IN will get hurt
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
ADVICE To MUTHERs.

r Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth2 If so,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething. It's value is incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it mothers.
there is no mistake about it. 1t cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy to the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs. WinslOws Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant TO the
taste, and is the prescription of one OF
the oldest and best female nurses and ply.
sicians in the United States, and is for
sale by oil druggists throughout the
world Price 25 cents per bottle.
feb 2S-m-w-s m 1-y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08


President Diaz is doing wonders for Mexico.
read the Mexican papers regularly and find
great change in tone from the time when
was there. l don't think any one, however
,nterprising or progressive he may be, can
make Mexico an active, pushing country.
There will always be excessively rich people
there and excessively poor people In the in
.erior of Mexico the people are very poor,
They have become accustomed to life of
laziness and nothing can induce them to
work The weather is always warm, fruits
always grow and clothes are not necessary
Children go naked and grown people wear
very few garments and those only of the
coarsest material.
They live lazy, idle life and nothing could
change them. The peonage system has been
abolished for years and yet many of tho ig-
norant Mexicans still engage as poems, not
yet knowing that they have been freed from
that sort of bondage. The railroads may
Americanize some of the cities, but the Mexi-
cans will always be Mexicans. -Marquis
Milona.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
IN ACTION At plTTseuRe LANDING.
A voiiey at Early Breakfnst-On the Run
A HaIf-FfrfuU ~ Will

A voiiey at Early Breakfnst-On the Run
"A Halt-Firing at viii.
Even though the army as whole may not
have been surprised at Pittsburg Landing,
there were certain portions of it which can
best explain their action in about this way:
they thought they were surprised Many Of
the Eighteenth Wisconsin wore about as raw
as they make them 1t was early morning.
A few were already up making coffee prepare
tory to breakfast. Suddenly volley of bull
lets came crashing through the camp Then
the rebel Yell, and In less than three minutes
the Johnnies were in charge of the camp
Said one who was there:
1--WE all started for the woods in the rear.
milton The conflicting orders of the officers
and everybody seemed to be giving orders,
mingled with groans of the wounded, only
added to the general confusion Any attempt
to form q line within half mile would have
seemed hopeless. had run with the rest of
the crowd about twenty or thirty rods when
some one shouted, Every man take tree;
I'm going to hold up this one The effect of
these words and the example set was electrical.
The running stopped The line was not very
straight and was far from being closed up;
but it began TO shoot back and win its own
confidence.
"How rapidly a thousand memories Of
things passed through my minds ! was very
much excited, but don't think was really
scared or afraid of injury. The enemy were
firing very high, the branches of the trees
above our heads receiving the greatest DAM
age It came to me that had read that in
battle the weight OF mans body in metal
must be thrown before he is hit / thought
tons of lead must have passed in the treetops,
and wasn't hit vet / remembered also that
Washington and Napoleon had gone through
many battles and never been seriously
wounded My senses of hearing and seeing
seemed to be more than double in capacity
could see and hear the boys on both sides
and even behind me
Il kept loading and firing all the time
When loading stood up, with my back
against the tree. While aiming and firing
either kneIt down or laid down fiat. protected
as much as possible. | saw one man shot
He was In the act of aiming His gun
dropped and he fell face down upon it. But
lie Immediately recovered a sitting posture
and took off his coat | saw him bind up his
arm thought TO myself, II he goes away
will let him: if he undertakes TO pick up his
nntsket and shoot again | will kill him. Z
cloud of smoke shut out my sight. and when
it was gone was prisoner x hicag, Tri.
tpue
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
REPORTERS BOYCOTTED.
Sympatbizers with the Lake Shore Strik
ers Refuse to Sell to Them.

sympatbizers with the Lake Shore Strik-
ers Refuse to Sell to Them.
CHICAGO, July S.-The Lake Shore ccm-
pany continues to move freight without op-
position from the striking switchmen, al
though every train SO moved has a guard
Of armed detectives An extensive boy colt
has been inaugurated against all of the
men who go with the train, and not trades
man in the vicinity of the stock yards
will accept patronage from them. Half
dozen reporters who went into a small gro
Gerry on Forty seventh street were informed
that they could buy nothing as the people
did not like it Half a dozen restaurants
extended the same reception, and it was
discovered that the boycott had boen made
universal in the neighbnrhood ave amt
got nothing agin' you reporters" said one
dealer, but you has something to do with
them 'scabs, and we thinks it best to give
you nothing. In course yon can't help it,
but then if we sells you anything other
people won't buy from us
At $50 i'll the afternoon Tuesday an acct
dent befell Lemuel Close, one of the imported
switchmen, through which he lost his life
He was thrown under moving freight
train on the tracks between Root and Forty
third streets, the wheels of several cars
passing over portion of his head and face,
crushing his skull and killing him instantly.
He was from Delta, Ohio, and left wife
and two children. The company gave
orders to have the remains sent to his he me.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
/ CONSIDER

-1Ouf
Remedy the best remedy in existence
For Indigestion, kidney
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08

CHICAGO, July S.-A young Englishman
named Herbert .. Brough, employed in the
First National Bank, at the corner of Dear
born and Monroe streets, hoistei three flags
on the roof of his home at Evanston, Mon
day, two American and one English. The
latter was in the centre and high above the
other two When the citizens of Evanston
saw this they boiled over with the spirit of
10 and indignation, and a committee
promptly waited on Mr. Brough with de
mand that the British Jack" should be III
stantly lowered, which was done Mr.
Brough said that the hosting of the Union
Jack" above the Stars and Stripes was
purely accidental and with no intention to
show contempt or disloyalty for the flag of
the land he lives in
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
New Advertisements.
PERFECT HEALTH

II impossible II the d
gestiOn is impaired, the
Liver inactive. OF .he
u
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
One OF President CIeyeIand's Appoint

III. ,,,:.. -.
''.'7o ',''''' ''''. ''"''''"" pays
the.iollo"lnS hlsh compliment TO United
States Marshal Marsh:
It is now generally conceded that one
of the best appOintmeuts To the impor.
tant and highly responsible office OF Unit
ed States Marshal in this state by the
president, is that of Col. Marsh: during
the war democratic soldier, and, in time
of peace, one of the states most energetic
and enterprisiug citizens HIS record as
a soldier is one of the highest military
purity, and bis aftermath, as Il citizen,
one that may well be initiated by Our re.
publican fellow citizens. The marvellous
condition of perfection to which he has
elevated the office that was once CON
trolled by such scum as Black Jack Yat-
taw under the famous republican L. S.
Marshal Jones, is every day receiving the
encomiums of citizens of all parties. and
his non interference in the politics
sumed of the country since he has as
office, is the best index that the
policy of President Cleveland in the in
ierest of civil service. is being thoroughly
carried out. Nothing saeaks better for
the policv of this rreascountry than tho
fact that he is determined to
put the best men in the right place.
This has been the case not only in
the annointmcnt of Colonel Marsh as
united States marshal but in ,lI tho
varions Instances wbere aonn,n,ments
have been made VIVA, hetter indy of
,bo dosiro of ,b,. nros;aort 60 .d,,,;n;,,,,r
~ w v,
;n,orast rs , wi $50 nor,i hn a ,n !" VIZ
nuhl;can nar,y d,.siro5 I,h;s s,o,a v,,I
hofnro ,h,. noy, nras;ao,,;ad o,ao,;o, VIZ
oonizn ,bc fact tha, ,boro !. a oroa, All
Ference between "twandlod,u and|woad
ledacr, Tbc rennhlican nartv"-.,twecd.
lodumn .Lan, in oftioo ,pai sana,or
who mappnverod his 4leciions wirh"uI
his control and disnraccd The hicb nos.
ton 10 which he was appoip,ed NV n re-
publican president. The present in,
cu,nbep, of this ottice-a democrat. as A
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
Invalid 3 Hotel and Surgical Institute.

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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
NV ONLY Family Medicine.

Il have been user of Simmons Liver
Regulator for many years, having made
it nv only family medicine, 1t is a pure
good and reliable medicine My mother
before me was very partial to it,
Il find the Re! ulator very safe, harm
less ami reliable as a family medicine,
and have used it for aGy disorder of the
system and found it Ia act like charm.
| believe if it was used in time it would
prove great preventative of sickness.
| have often recommended it to NY
friends and shall continue to do so.
REV. JAS NJ Rollins.
Pastor NJ E. church, South Fairfield Va
To J. II. Zeilin & Co, Philadelphia
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08

Rev. II. A. SMITH. Clinton, Wis.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
OBERlY ASTONISHED.
A Chat with the Civil Service Commits
siOner About the Law.

sioner About the Law.
WASHINGTON CITY, July s-Civil Service
Commissioner Oberly has found good
many things connected with the civil service
commission that have greatly astonished
hir He grows quite animated when talk
ing Of some OF them. In conversation Tues
day mo said that up to. the time OF the
change OF administration no Democrats had
been appointed examiners because there
were none III the service This would be
changed, bat not to the exclusion Of Re
public n.
MIR 0berly was asked in regard to the do
partnents getting Democratic clerks now
every time through the civil service com
mission.
He said: 81 don't know any thing about
it, but do not see how it is possible. 1t is
certain that it can not be done without q
great strain of the civil service law. But
at any rate do not see how Democrats can
he obtained, provided the statements that
are made by SONS newspapers are true
VIZ, that Democrats, when examined, stand
tho lowest on the list IL that is so they
never would be appointed, for the rule-is
very rigid: That the four names highest
on the list shall be certified when requi
sition is made for clerk According to
that the Democrats would never be
reached
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
NPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given to all persons interested.
that the City Council of the city of Rock Island,
having ordered that:
A sewer be constructed IS follows: twelve
Cl2i inch tile sewer from the intersection of
the centre lire of Fourteenth aud-a half street
with the north line of Ninth aVcnne; thence north
along The said Fourteeuth-and half street. as near
the centre practicable. TO Seventh avenue
thence west on Seventh avenue to centre line OF
Fourteenth street north of seventh avenue; a
twelve 12l iEch tile sewer from the intersection
of Fourteenth street with the north line Of Ninth
avenGe; thence north along said Fourteenth
street. as near the centre a. practicable, to- Sew
enth avenue: thence east along said Seventh ave
to the ccntrelin Of Fourteenth street north vi
Seventh avenue; y fifteen I'D inch tile sewer
from the intersection Of centre line of Fourteenth
street as near a. practicable to the Fifth avenue
sewer existing on Fifth avenue. The urdi
nance for the same being on file in the office OF
The city clerk, hese applied 10 the county court
of Rock Island county, in the state of Illinois, FOL
an assessment of the costs of sud improvem nj
according to benefits and. an assessment Thereof
having been made and returned to said court, tn,
final hearing thereon will be held at :he July tern
Of said court, commencing on the 18th day Of Ju
ly. A. ID. 1856.
MI persons desiring may then and there ap
pear ana make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois. this 2nd day 81
July, A. d. 1885.
J. II. MILLS,
ROBERT BENNETT.
b. +. DEGEAR,
Commits
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
j. Il. MILLS,
ROBERT BE NNETT.
b. +. DEGEAR,
Commits siuners.

Notice 10 hereby given to all persons interested,
thSt the city council of The city Of Rock Island,
having ordered that:
A ffteen-inch tile sewer he constructed as fol
lows: Beginning at Fifth avenue At or near the
intersection of the Fifth avenue sewer and Sew
enteenth street: thence running south along 9
line Ten feet east of the centre of sad Seventeenth
street as near as practicable, 10 the centre Of
seventh avenue; twelve inch tile sewer thence
south along TIL centre of said Seventeenth street
to Ninth avenue. as near as practicable; also, =
br Hnch along the centre o the alley through
block twelve Q2l, J. W. Spenccfs addition To
Rock Island. running from said sewer east along
the centre of said alley with six-inch tue sewer
$50 feet
The ordinance for the same being on file IN the
office of the city clerk. have applied TO the county
court of Rock Island cou lty in the state of III
nos for an asses ment of the costs of said im-
provemcnt according to benefits: aud, an assess
ment thereof having been made ami returned tC
said court the final hearing thereon VIII he had al
the July term OF said court, commencing on th,
12th day of July, A. d, 1886.
All persons desiring may then and there ap
pear ard make their defense.
Dsted at Rock Island, Illinois, this End day o
July, A d. 1856.
I. s. WHITE.
H. c. MCCONNELL.
T. II. THOMAS.
| Commissioners.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08

COLUMBIA, Mo-, July S-J. W. Sanborn,
secretary of the state board agriculture, re.
ports that the crops IN this state during the
month of June have been somewhat affected
by drought and the chintz bug. Oats and
timothy suffered most by drought and corn
a little. Wheat was well harvested and is
threshing out good grain, showing aver
age of 49, bushels on 1904 96 acres
or p, SIG, 696 bushels Corn is doing more
than ordinarily we'll Timothy and oats
are each 70 per cent of full crop; tobacco
~, and potatoes l02 Crop prospects
on the whole show more than average
promise
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-08
MORE PENSION VETOES.
THE PRESIDENT DIsAPPROvES OF
TWENTY PRIVATE BILLS,

Also ths Bin for a Publio BuiIding at Du-
Iuth, aiinn. Specimen vetoes-
Ober1y Talts About Civil Service Law
Congressional Matters--Note, from the
National Capital.