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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11
EMPLOYEES BONDS.
GOD SECURITY FOR pERScSa N
POSITIONS OF TRUST.
t"hnpaay Which Gives Honi, FOR Sab
"'iinates Of Corporation. aud Hu-
sines> Firms --Detertiv- WORK
A tansdita tn.tttaItpu
New Work Tor. Chicago Herald !

New YORK Tor Chicago Herald
In q lar-e room. whose win lows l,ol
IN Broa iwty from one of ths b rye,
marble 'front.' down town a scors IF clerk,
may lie >esn scrlbbling in big Ie lgers from
morning until night. 1t is fit'e up like an
Insurance oil %. There i, small spac, Ieil
Tor vi-Itprs near the door, AMI IL hi ia
wooden partition with windows and d ,or
shutting the scribbIer, from the out ido
world Railroad employees, bank clerk,
court "ilicsrS-- in the coare t clothing
Others in the ineSt-enter the doors from
lm7 to time, holi Whispered CONVEX ,ation,
with disnilisl official with spsrtacAs sign
their names to docam,n an 90 away
Ihe institution Is ons of several that carry
on the buSine IS of furnishing bonli waete
security Is require IN positions Of trust
BoNDsNEN FOR EMPLOYE!.
The secretary expialnei in conversation
the function of the corporation. "Ins com,
pany,' hs SAID. processes to obvIats the
'erioas liability AM frequent financial los
consequent upon the Con ttlon of bon Ism N
a. security for par ,on in a position OF
trust 1t is chartered un Ter tia Ia VS. OF the
state Of New YORK and is subject e. a cor
troll of the tate insurance department. Per.
Sonal hnnis are frequently found TO b.
valn'less because boad>man fail in buSipe IS
Or escape payment b. keeping away whan
wanted Naturally thu company takes avery
precAution to ascertain tho history an /
character Of the employees it sivss bon Is f,r
Daring his employment any actions on his
| part tending TO default are di-covere II
| possible Or course soma no sues can clisa'
1 ~ a ID. q
Charl'S A. Hinckley. of the Vast 81 10 bank
/ New York, VINO abscon lie! year ago W
| ~rrh on his boni for $1,000. ami Wa PAL It
| Another hbsconding teller was f j
| hletsrlch1. of the Incle lie bank in st Louis.
iu the summer II 1884 lie cost u, tt.00l
"Dn YOU @ on the hon is nt emnlov.s a.
sverv Ia lnr>s III lis,T inmate lys' va, kei
| No Wa do not like to hIn4 rurs.tvas {,
an wrr for clerk in the employ al prlva',
/ firm. Employees of corp ,raiIpns e>p,rr4il,
tho who are uverhauei ty tine tat, an,
national officials at stated intervals, ara tire
ferrel 1t Is nnpo~>iblo IN kaap track o
| private firms ar airs Banks are tine ,avor
ia risks; then railroad rompanieI team
hip insurance, building md loan cnmpl
nle- or ~ocietie,, express, releplnrs ur tei'
| graph companies, AN ga. rl',frIr or c,'t
| compare, P,>tma ter Pslr,oh gets US t.
90 N tn bon /, Of the post Office sutlpye
| fua city mar hal, the sheriff. the CON
'rnlier. the mavor, al herman IA comm IT
| .tty uj New York. Law c .urt- Hui r..vsnu,
c,,le r. hul Us responsible IA IN paay j.
nn- OF tHeir subor lnateS gos, wrrnc. "
charge half nf pr cent, or per cent
4Ccur ling t. clrcuu ,Jances. AMI the rat
oi er Gumpauie, ure substantially ia
niur.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

ia p seS9es tue most powerfully
.quipps norhets. Tae Indian Medical Ga.
~ t. tailS Of man who was bitten on thg
neck by one Of them Within ten minutes
he became c H. pulssle,s and unconscious.
H. wa "A robust IN, bu5 the Use Of active
RENE lies Only brought him to after couple
of hours. The hornet WAS OF medium siSs,
bright yellow an | STRIPED with black
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

The marquis of Hertford-the Lori
Stevue Of vanity Fairn--had a causti
tongue Whsn the Thistle wood couspirafor
had been han gel. somsbaly who mad W t
nas.ei The execution went t. Lord Hertz r,
to give an account OF tie proceedln Is
Among other things he mentioned chat on,
0. line uri-oners hui p~ayei fervently o.
ths scaifad. ale iid quite right t. helgs
you shnuil MAYER throw away chance" re-
piled ny lord, cyniea,ly.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11
A w aIkipg Skeleton.

Mr. E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg
Pa. writes: Il was afflicted with lung
fever and abscess on lungs. and reduced
to a aodIking Skeietoh. Got free trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me so much
GOOD that | bought dollar bottle After
using three bottles, found myself once
more man, completely restored 10
health, with hearty appetite. and gam
in flesh of As lbs" Call at Hartz y
Bahnsens drug store and get Tree trial
hottie of this certain cure for all Lung
Diseases. Large hotties s 0m.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

The capriee5 Of the empress of Austria ar.
not unworthy of notice A huntin, 10 l-f
has just been built for her majesty in the
Lainger Will park, near Vienna. which ha,
taken three years to complete and has cos
81, 900 pounds sterling. The house is il
the Renaissance style. aud has been spen
didly decorat,l ami furnished after design.
by Makqrt There are immense stable,
anl a vast riding school. which is an imita
ton Of the one at Welheck.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

The properties of Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers are wholly medicinal. 1t is COM
pounded on scientific principles upon a
German formula 200 years old. Clergy
men, temperance people, and all other
classes who oppose strong drink on prin-
ciple, endorse and recommend our great
household remedy. 1t is a sure cure for
kidney and liver complaints.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11
A "Ie1icon of adnIterants."

A ,tarting illustration of the enormous
,xtent to which not only food and drink hut
almost everything i'll Use is systematically
,du teratad is given by the publication in
Germany of an .Illu ,trated Lexicon of Adul'
terants,r The first volume issued does not
exhaust the letter b although ii consist of
D. pages.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

tENtliitii0Ni
W Crichton Brown, who delivsrel lect-
mr. recently in Birmingham, Eng, on Mind
AMI mu Gle expires q the opinion that
,anclng taught early III life may discipline
,arLs groups of centers into harmonious
,riinn, enlarge the dominion of the will.
,h"lsa uu>eemly muscular tricks ami antics,
levelop the sense of equilibrium and impari
,raca and self confidence"
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

For a5 years was afflicted with ca
tarrb. For two months at time comm
ed 10 my room | tried Ely's Cream Balm
from the first found relief. 1t is the
hest remedy ever tried.-W.C. Mathews
Justice of the peace, Shenandoah, Iowa.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11
nnsEnuns ACID PHOSPHATE

SPECIFIC VIRTUES In DYSPEPSIA.
DIR. A. Jenkins. Great Falls, N, H.
saws. Il can testify to its seemingly al
most specify virtues in cases OF Cyspeps'a
nervousness and morbid vigilance OF
wakefulness.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

President Eliot of Harvard university,
was a wilower when he heard Grace o good
sing at a private concert. He fell in love
at sight, wa, introduced next day, engaged
the next week, AMI married the next
month
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

They are selling natives wines in Califor.
MA at cents glass--and very large
glass at that-with the result OF cutting
very considerably into the CON umption Of
beer,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

The average age of those who entel
college in this country is seventeen cen
turv ago it was fourteen.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11

In London has just been published
book containing 1870 methods OF serving
pggs
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-11
MlLwAUKEE L ST. PAUL.
RnrK IsLtNp A PEORIA RAILWAY.


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p. GBEN AWAIT. Agent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

DREssMAKING.
DRESSMAKlNG-L we can make you
~ suit for $3.50, perfect fit and stylish as any
frstclass dressmaker could for double the money
2l5 West Seventh ST., near Seven corners, 24s-s3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

D OOM-Furnished room, facing Rice park.
Ii Apply room s. Benz block, second floor. 276-8
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

ATAND AROUND SEVEN CORNERS
TOHN A, LAABS, upnolsterer. corner Of
d Seventh and Exchange sts: steam renova-
tor for cleaning feathers and mattresses; all work
cuaranteed e. l04F
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

Bank.
OFFER this week their special Robert street
" bridge bargains as follows:
S65OOs5d FEET o By 100 Sd feet from Fair Fl.
bridge street; 8 houses, worth altogether over
3d. 600 on the premises; assessments all paid; good
retaining wall all built in front of lott this is very
cheap, being about $3.50 per front foot for the
ground, while adjacent property is held at $500.
I'd 000-LOT on Eaton av. one block from
,D4.OOO bridge, with good house; this is
worth $1,000.
r OF 10, block IS, Marshall's addition; $4,000
IL one-half cash. if taken by Wednesday
THESE are a few prices taken from list on the
i flats in West st. Paul; by dint of hard work
we have secured over 60 Of just such bargains.
COME and take ride with US across the
~ bridge; we will not ask you to buy; the
property will sell itself. Beaumont Co., corner
Third and Robert sts., over Third National bank.
A. II. Nfolay's List.
ZIG East Fourth ST., next to corner Robert
1OO FEET on Summit av., a corner at
lUO low figure. Nicolsy.
Q.1 00O-ON EAST SEVENTH ST.
SI .OUOonlyfor 100 feet 'front.' easy terms
Nicolay.
&10 000-oN SUMMIT SUMMIT n.y. Az, op a1o
CANT residence; beautiful lot; cheap. Nicolay.
100 FEET on Nelson av., near Sumlnls
III av. park. Nicolay.
100 FEET on Dayton av., near West
I%O ern only $4,000; terms to suit For
sale by Nicolay.
CHEAP HOUSES on monthly paymen is
- Cheap lots on monthly payments: cheap!
For sale by A. Fl. Nicolay, ZIG East Fourth st.
Oh FEET on East Fourth ST., near wabasha
GU st. for business purposes. For sale on
easy terms by Nicolay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10
S. j. Ahern's stock Yard Lots.

7 OTIS in Concord st. stock yards; go and see
L. that busy place and you will decide that for
investment or immediate business there Is no
such opening in the Northwest my lots on the
business street and $500 below current prices. 8.
i Abern. 283
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

r. E. Watson's List.
$50 Jackson St
SlUMMIT AV.-I have some of the best bar
- gains on Summit
OOx25O-SOUTR-FA on Summit av.;
OOx25O-ON Summit av. $4,000.
q 060 EACH takes two handsome lots in
all OOO Summit park, on Leslie av
MANSON d SIMONTON7S addition
NJ have good list in this addition; also IN
Anna E. Ramseys addition, Palace addition. Mn
niger & Donnellys. L. &, Stones, and ID all parts
of st. Anthony hill.
Oh 900 EACH-Fitty feet on Concord ST.;
DL.OUU cheap.
.S2J00-GooD corner on State ST. cheap
CHOICE lots and corners in all parts OF west
- ST. Paul; also at South Park, Riverside park
ETC.; prices as low as any.
O. 1OO-CORNER Plum and Maple. Day
tDIs lOO toms bluff; 'snap-"
c,) EOO-BUSINESS lots East Sew
- %sOOO enth St; cheap.
A LARGE list in Arlington hills and Pha!en
n district: it Will pay you to give me call be-
fore purchasing. r. E. Watson, 500 jackson ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

DLEASANT Az, 146-To frst-class tenant
only, an elegant eleven-room house; newly
decorated; hot and cold water, bathroom laun-
dry, furnace, range and good cellar. 1. N Snow,
38 East Third st. 283
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

r. j. Lewis 81 Co.'s List.
357 Jackson st.
Cd ROO-TEN ACRES near the city; lies
,DHsOOO well; eautiful view; cheap.
IE0-LOTS one block from Rice st. and
IDfeOO south of Front St; easy terms.
GOE0-HOUSE and lot on La Foad st; cheap
tDCJO lot on Ellen St, near Kent.
CP E0O FOR FIFTEEN lots near Ham
,DOasJOO line; we have special bargains on
St Anthony and University avs, on Fuller and
Martin SITS
CO 0N0 FOR EIGHTY feet Tilton ST.
y sUOO between Rice and st. Peter.
CO I00-TWO LOTS, corner of Holly and
CT O06-LOT on st. Clair st., in Bryant's
,Dl.OZD Park addition.
TF YOU WANT property on Dayton av., near
L harrington call at once.
Ct 660-sOUTH-FACING ffty-foot lot
,1lsOsJO on Ellen, near Rice st.
OO0 PER ACRE for farm thirteen miles
sDCO from st. Paul, near two railway stations,
cheap; look it up. r. J. Lewis & Co.
Have BARGAINS in Wann's, Nininger &
II DonneIly's. Holcomb's and Millions addi-
tions; before you buy do not fail to look over our
list r. J. Lewis * Co., 357 Jackson ST. 2S3-S4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

Edwin Stevens List.
81 East Fourth st.
ONLY 800 per acre for eighty acres on Rice
" st., four miles from city; big money in plat
ting this.
Cd 600 FOR five acres and fraction in
,DFsOOO Moore's garden lots near Lake
Phalen; this is very cheap.
I'D < PER ACRE fer large farm in the
.DH'J vicinity of and south of White Bear lake;
this is big bargain and viii only be shown to
parties that mean business and want to buy;
terms easy; sickness account of selling.
C16 000 FOR block A. of Forestdale, near near
Lumber company, and other extensive improve
ments; these lots will surely retail for $500 or $500
each by spring, making profit of from $4,000 to
$4,000 on little over S4,U00 invested; terms very
easy.
CT c60 EACH for two large lots on Mar
Dl,OCO shall av, near Grotto, two feet
above the sidewalk and level as the floor; remem-
Der, these are 160 feet deep to an alley and will
sell for s., 600 each in ninety days.
Ct OR0-sOUTH-FRO lot on Hague
.DIss)OO av.; let me show you this.
| T HAVE some bargains in Holcombs Nininger
l. and Donnelly's, Palace and Bryants additions
that will net large profit in sixty ninety days.
GONE LOTS near station on st. Clair St., for
| - $40 down and $40 per month; these will pay
from 200 to 500 per cent profit in the next year
money invested.
7 HAVE an acre at Manchester park at very
L low figure.
G6 O00-BLoCK on Western avenue; this
CAN SELL some lots and take good piano in
~ payment. List your property with me at 81
East Fourth st. Edwin Stevens. 2o3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

J. Fairchild q Co.'s List.
1858 Jackson st.
WE have some fine midway property for sale
wv at low Pricesi look this up.
NINE ACRES on Summit av., west of Shell
~ ing av.; there is money in this.
1--WE ACRES one block from Manchester sta
l. ton to be sold in body or in single lots.
CKIDMORE & CASSIDY'S Park addition is
~ now for sale, either by the block or lot at low
prices and on easy terms; this beautiful addition
joins the southeast corner of Merriam Park: it
lies high and is very desirable either for immedi-
ate improvement for house or for speculation,
il viii soon advance; beautiful houses are
building all around it and this must soon be in de-
mand; buy now while you have choice
T OTIS in Summit Park addition.
T OTIS in ouinby park.
7 OTIS in Nininger Donnelly's.
T OTIS in Palace addition.
T OTIS in Bryants addition.
w e have three cheap lots on Fuller ST., near
Wv Rice; there is money in them.
w f have a fine list of property on Dayton's
w bluff, in all the prominent additions.
IN West St Paul we have the choicest of the
i choice.
w e HAVE closed out Reievue addition. but
w on account of the great demand we have
secured control of some adjoining blocks in Jack
son Bidwelfs addition; now ready to sell
these lots on easy terms to all who want in
vestment that is sure TO pay we'll
w Il HAVE the agencies for West Point addi-
w ton at $500 per lot; this is cheap and good.
IF YOU have anything to sell at fair price,
list it with us and we will sell it for you.
a FINE list of improved property in all parts
n OF the city for sale by Fairchild & Co., 1853
Jackson st. 299
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

George Bros.' List.
305 Robert st.
GI 700 FOR two beautiful lots on Summit
,QFs w av., south front.
Cd 6Q0 FOR two lots in Manson Simon
'D4,OOO toms addition on Summit av
80 DDD FOR house and large lot on Wa
'pOaOOO basha ST., below Summit av.
ME have very choice piece on Dayton av.,
w improved.
$4,000 F eo16s ss ad5iaoa corner in Hol
II HnO EACH for lots in Palace addition
DleCOO on Laurel av.
HOUSES in all parts of the city for sale; some
IL good bargains.
$500 FOR lots in Fairvie" addition.
I'll 400 FOR fine lot in Winslow' addition
'pl aOOO near Seventh st; this is cheap.
S27 600 FOH l2o feet or West Sixth St,
'Y<~ sOOO with improvements; a bargain.
60 GOO FOR eighty foot corner in Bryant's
.D%sOOO Park; lies fine.
QD0n-LOT on Fairfield av., near Robert
SLIGO FOR a lot in Dof0Fd' addition
500 in HaaPt'' addition:
81, OOO ADDITION %EEG'hD Luz IN lie Dues
"a S0D FOR block of II lots, all above
sRFoOOO grade; this is bargain.
CEll(l EACH for lots on st. Anthony hill
5l.40O FOR two lots in Manchester Park
9E6O FOR eighty-foot corner in Eastviile
.DO0O Heights; cheap. 2s3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-26
A STRANGE STORY
OF Life in the NanticOke Mine for Nearly
Three Weeks.

CISCISSATI, O., Jan. 25.
morning paper, Monday, prints singular
story in the form Of an interview with one
Hiram Jackson. who says that he was in
Wilkesbarre, week ago, and that while
standing at the air compressor of the Nan IL
coke mine, where a number of miners have
been imprisoned for over a month, he noticed
A sickenirg odor which he declared to arise
from human bodies. Calling to mind that a
peculiar wrapping had been heard on this pipe
by the rescuing party. he persuaded the en-
gineer to draw air from the pipe and the air
compressor was put to its full test bun
die OF sheets was blown ont and they were
found to be blank receipts for coal digging.
on the back of which vas written note sign
ed by William Carver. 1t says: We have
been in this place, as well as can b. calcu-
lated, seventeen davs Ten are dead and ali
of US are dying. We have been living on the
carcass of mule.
The man, Jackson, in telling the story, ex-
hibits the blanks. He said that he was alone
with the engineer. who drew the letters out,
and he begged Jackson to say nothing be-
cause be was afraid the shock would kill the
women who are interested in the unfortunate
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-26
A BIG FIRE
In Philadelphia Burns Out Six Eirms and
Commences ON Hotel.

PHiLApEpPHIA, Jan. 20.
One OF the fiercest fires ever known in this
city occurred tonight Ii was discovered at
la.So A. NJ and in an hour. six firms occu-
pving the buildings from us TO 72S. Arch
street, had been bura,d out. 81. Cluud
Hotel adj lined the building in which the fire
broke out, but all the guests, 275 in number.
were gotten out safely. The hotel building
was on fire al so and will probably be de-
sroyed. Fire was first discovered in Leh-
man Bottoms lithographirg establishment
on the second floor of rs TO 7l9, the first
floor of which was occupied by Monroe Bros.
Co, wholesale dealers in boots and shoes.
The destruction of buildings and contents
was complete. The flames extended to Nos.
12l and '2S, occupied by s. NAV 4 Bro,
Wholesale straw and millinery goods. julius
Gerssle & Co., dealers in artificial flowers,
and the Metropolitan Straw Goods Co. Here,
TOO, the destruction was complete, and the
buildings and stocks are 4 total loss. When
the eastern wall Of the Lehman & Bolton
building fell il crushed TO atoms the two
story annex of st. Cloud Hotel, and the main
hotel building was soon in flames The loss
will no doubt aggregate over a quarter of q
million dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-01-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
Bent ON WAR.
Greece Sends q Defiant Note to England
and Asserts Her Independence.

LONDON. JSn. 25.
The Greek government. in reply TO the
note of the Marquis of Salisbury, saws tha,
The representations Of England infringe on
international and diplomatic observance. and
declares that Greece reserves perfect free
dom of action. The answer further saws
that Greece has not declared war, nor has
she given cause for England to interfere re-
gsrding her attitude, Bulgsris having vio-
lated the treaty OF Berlin under the agris of
England, Greece lie justified in using every
means in her power and even to resort 10
arms if necessary to obtain the concessions
of the treaty of Berlin gave her.
Greece will maintain her claim 70 Thes-
sally and Epirus no matter what the cost may
be and is prepared to take the field at the
earliest moment and to fight to the bitter end
in support of her rights She is confident OF
success The first movement Of the Turkish
troops sgainst Greece will by = sigusl for "a
revolt in Aibina and Macedonia. and Europe
will not look placidly on.
Admiral Lord John Hay, commanding the
Mediterranean squadron, consisting of the
Alexandria, Neptune, Thunderer, Dread
naught, Iris and Helison. has received in
structions as to the course he shall pursue in
the event of it becoming necessary for him
to take action on Englands demand of
Greece to disarm.
The defiant attitude of Greece towards
Turkey. news of the naval preparations by
England and Germany to compel Greece to
defist from her war-like intentions, and the
publication of Lord Salisbury's note to the
Greek government, together with various ru-
mors. including one that Lord Salisbury
meditated resigning, had depressing influ-
ence on stocks today. Greek, Turkish and
Egyptian securities each fell one per cent.
Continental houses ruled irregular during
the day, but closed slightly steadier.
The liberals will probably propose that the
government be censured for coercing Greece,
The Cabinet meet tomorrow. dispatches
are frequently exchanged between London
and Ath.ns, but So ia, ~it,ou, ,vsui,. III,
supporters of the ministry maintain that the
danger of the situation justified the coercion
of Greece. Greece has completed the prepa-
rations tor war and is now seeking a plausa-
BILE pretext tor a conflict
ATHENS, Jan. %.
The othor diplomatic representatives have
presented the government with a note identi-
cal with that presented by the British minis
ter. The governmentjmade a reply similar to
the reply to the British note.
SYMINA, Jan. "a.
Great activity exists in Turkish military
and naval circles. Troops and horses are
being hurried of for Salsnica. The trans
portation department is using extraordinary
efforts to expediate the despatch of troops
and munitions of war to the Greek frontier