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An EnterprI.Ing, Nellnble IIou.c,

Logan L Co. can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best OF every
thing, but TO secure the Agency for such
articles as have well-known merit, and are
popular with thepeople thereby sustain.
Ing the reputation Of being always epter.
prising, and ever reliable, Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
1t on positive guarantee. 1t will surely
cure any and every affection OF Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to chow our con,
tIdence, we invite you to call and get a
Trial Bottle Free. MwPdw
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nj. De CHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, va.

The ,bIr.yelghth year OF this wOll'Fnown AcAd'
49, nrdrr the charge oil the Visitation Nuns,
'-,, On the first Monday Of September next aud
'' pnnI, received at any time In tho session,
Tpo,e who desire TO place their daughters in an
Institution aaordIng exceptional advantages In
,no INV Of healthlul and delightful location, or
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" 6r hand, Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
wont Of female education, including the modern
language and music, should send for q catalogue
Of this school, Address,
Directrcsso theAcadealy ofthe Visitation,
MT. DO CHANTAL,
,ro5p1w Near Wheeling, ". Va.
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Not tho place.

Walt Street Daily Ndw,
A committee from an association ID Obi,
cago which had boyCotted certain brew.
er'B product went 10 q dealer In hops and
gave him warning that II lie sold any oil
Ills stock 10 the brewer no should also be
made 10 suffer. lie smiled benignly upon
them, and they asked II he intended 10
defy them. "0h, tio--CertAinly not" he
replied "but YOU have made mistake
In the house, You want 10 stop some one
from selling him rice, aloeg aud ,gamboge,
Hops are only used nowadays In case oil
RlnkneRg,
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AtrOplly

R,F. f, Fairmont, W, VAL wish you
to give me some information, ! have a
tiye-year.old mare with q colt three
monlhs old. About three months ago
there appeared behind the right hip bone
joint small sunken place the size Of q
nall dollar, It has increased now until
you can lay your hand in the sunken
place. There Is no lameness or apparent
soreness about 1t. II looks like sweapy,
would like to know what it Ia. There Ia
no cause for it that know OF. What is it
and how should 1t be treated?
ANswER;-Tho disease is that known as
atrophy, very often produced from one OF
the blood vessels becoming plugged by
thrombio or from other causes which would
produce the formation OF a thrombi, the
part wasting away from want OF nourish-
ment. The best treatment is the use Of
plenty Of friction over the part diseased,
This is best done with good stiff brush
laid on by the application OF some mild
linament to be well rubbed in three times
day. Moderate exercise and low diet
ia ADVISABLE.
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deutY" "No-o. I'm Just tired, that's all:
Thanks, you may call hanson for me, u
you will. Don't believe could ever walk
ont to the street cars, ] don't mind ifyol
do carry my vRlise, ] am 500 tired"
"What's the matter with you? "0h,
nothin' much. I'm just returning from
my vacation. I'll be all right in a week
or twnn
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CHoLERA 1NyANruG, PhyslCians who
make q specially Of MANTLE diseases saI
that the great deslderalum In cholera In
iantum, 10 fool, proper food that being oh
tained the medical treatment becomes at
easy matter. Mellln'e Food 10 A pre-
dlgested food and has been proved Of In
eatimable value In cholVr iniantum,
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The best Salye In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feyei
Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands, ChilblalnB
CornB and all Skin EfuptlonB, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no pay required, II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
OF money refunded. Price 20 cents pei
box. For sale by Logan 4 Go.
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ME-. SUSIE A. Bills.

The Peanut Club is large social organ
ization in New York. The badge Of mem
bership is peanut, and it must be worn
on every occasion in metal, jewelry Of
carved wood.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE.

ThhoM and well known educational institution
taow IN liz 7!d Year. will reopen It's doors ior
Tnpils on NO DAY, SEPTE NBER q, with \ lnll
toFls 0 teachers and greatly increased facilities
Tor lmplftInI inSIruCtiOn-wlth new apparatus,
charts, &C., etc.
Parents desiring the BENEFITS Of tbs school lor
MIR sony can 10 Give more definite Information
and raIlugEts by applying personally or by letter
IOrlther the undersigned principals.
Catalogues Gun DO obtained At the book stores or
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Harry Dufant, Of Atlanta, Ca, 10 such a
bicycle enthusiast that he arose In his
Blsep one night recently and rode his ma.
chine Ave miles into the country and back
before sunrise.
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educational.

Se.Pn,as ~ o eUs9 A. loIke[s ~ ooa5 90
Yo Ss n soa1 ~ SaIs s an6 70 INV
m r o 1neh III. s'4To heau sup,
F. Ss INV msau "SFAe' U'Us'ns aoW VI
fnuSy . prices,
CINCINNATI, o., August 2S.-Hogs steady
common and light y 9Oa4 20 packing and
butchers y 45s4 95i receipts 700 head
shipmsnta gB5 head
Petroleum.
Or OITY. Pa AuUnst OS-(lnenad al
6lci highest GllGi lowest GOlc; closed at
Gle salea 4S7, 900 barrels; clsarances Ala.
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ItafTords mo pleasure to assure YOU that ai-
ter using DR.. &. MClAnO's Celebrated Liver
Pills for more than twenty years In my family,
that regard them rs being superior TO any
have ever used or have seen used. have not
had them constantly md had to try OtlerS,Oilu
| have tried q good variety, bat have never
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preparing tho system for qliinlne, there Is no
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bratCd Liver Pills. expect TO use them Us
long rs l live, II they continue as good Us thoy
have been In the past
Yours truly, +. II. GILES.
Pastor NJ, L, Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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At Modoc, CAL, parties have been organ.
lied to hunt rabbits OH ono day In each
week. THE rabbits arc very numerous,
and cause much annoyance to the iarmers,
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In an indian mound recently opened
near oakland, ILL.,, were found six skele.
tons, q quantity Of silver ore, three Coppe,
vessels aud q ponderoul copper az,
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TRNIsrIoo. CnnNlla West. o.

TRHtsTt0O, CAhaua west OhI.
MEssRs. FLEMING bros.
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they Nro q good bilious pill. ! have used o
lanes PIliS, manufactured by Fleming bros.
are genuine and gentlemen YOU have my thanks
In sending. gave some OF those pills 70 my
neiEhborS for d trial. Ono Of my. nelghbors
EotthreO pills. lilo said they did help him. lie
mo to send for fifty cents worth for Him. 30,
gentlemen, Will do all | can to Introduce Dr.
0. MCLane's Liver Pills, manufactured ny
Fleming brothers, Yours with respect,
WM. II. DUGAH.
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Customer Cooking at something labeled
Country butter" )-Butterine? Small boy
forgetting imselD-Yes, there is butter
ln-saw lin mix II myself.
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Gle GGtelIiqettter.
THE VETERINARIANS.

oalco, Nos, 20 and 81 Tourteenth Street,
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gsalrspostHtlals.

pITTSBuRGH, CINCINNATI ( ST.
J. LOUIS RAlLRoAD-PanhR Route;
Tine libla for East and West corrected to JUNE
%, 1855, Trains leave Panhandle station, foot OF
Eleventh street, uear public landing, rs follows,
Central Standard time:
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FLEMING BROS. ,,,.,,.-
fer which you will please send ne more Of your
Dr.. q, Mcl.ane's LlVGr rllls. Trust you have
received the pay for tho last two boxes order
ed and received. would only say, they nave
dOno INC more good tliun could express l
feel much better now than l have FOR TWO
'''-' P''S" REV. TH1L srAHrn,
Vast SnndlAke. N, Y,
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport OF l:l7 p. M 1872 city
tlme 0rTiye at Chicago 1t 6:S0 following morning.
Trims leave Cleveland for Wheeling at 8:lb q,
nj. 1910 p m, arriving at sos p. IN. and 7:43 pm.
Leave Cleveland At li:lOp p. m, arrive Of Bridge
port at 7;I6 a, m. 1870
Con. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa,
JAMES MCCREA, General Manager,
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CHICAGO, August Ds.-The Drorer's Jour
nal reports; Callle-ReCeipls 2,aOO head
bhipments 1900 head market slow and 4
shade lower shipping % 80; stoCkerB and
feeders, ~ 00l9 40; cows, bulls ant
mixed 81 6OaJ 90; bulk g 2Oa2 IS
through cattle a shade lower; praal
CowBS2 20a2 10; sleera g 76A3 BOI
western Iangets, natives and hal
breeds 90 OOA4 10. Hogs-Rscelpls 6,SOt
headi shipments $500 head mAfkeI
steady good grades % higher; rough and
mixed ~ 8jA4 10; packing and ahlpplnI
q 70a6 CO., Light 81 7OS4 SOL BklpS 81 q
as Us.
EAST LinERTY Pa, August 2S.-Cattle-
Receipts 600 headi shipments 129 head
nothing doing IL cars shipped TO New
York, Hoss-lIeceipls 1900 head, ship
mOnu $500 head market steady Phlla
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New Yogx, August 2S,-Lesd steady
common 4S'5c.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26
A PRETTY STATE OF THINGS.
Specials Tell of Terrible Doiugs in Bur.
n.


LONDON, Feb. ga dispatch received
Thursday morning at the Indian Office from
Lord Dufferin announces the renewal OF
disorders in Burmah. The officials refuse to
give even summary of the dispatch for
publication, and seek to minimize its i'm
portance by saying that it reports only
few sSirmishes with native bushwhackers
1t is known, however, that the dispatch has
had very dsquieting effect at the Indian
Office
A Mandalay special dispatch states that
that city is only saved from being in a con
dition of .narchy by the stern enforcement
of martial law. he streets swarm with
red coats All assemblages OF natives, for
whatever purpose, are promptly dispersed
Suspiciously acting persons are nightly shot
down in cold blood for failing to give salts
factory answers to the patrol guards, and
more formal executions, ordered by courts
martial, are of almost daily occurrence. The
common people are sullen but submissive.
The chiefs are mostly engaged in conspira-
cies in favor of either Prince Alompora or
Prince Hteitsin, the rival pretendeIs to the
throne
In the interior the condition of affairs,
though not critical, is serious ana disheart-
ening 1t is evident that, although the
British have conquered King Theebaw, they
have not conquered either Bnrmah or the
Burmese The task still before Gen. Prem
dergast is vastly greater than the people in
England or even India have been allowed
TO understand
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26
JOHN KING, THE NOTED NEWsBoY
His Death and Some Curious Facts About
Him,

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb 26-For thirty
years or so John King has been the most
noted newsboy in Cincinnati. He was a
great reader and had accumulted thousands
of books, all of the best class. Some Years
ago he presented a great many of them to
the public library He was held in great
respect by all citizens, and was one
of the best-informed men in Cincin-
natl Wednesday morning a friend,
who knew he had teen i'll, went to his
room and found him deal in bed Kings
room was verltable curiosity shop, There
are more than 1909 volumes, comprising
scientific works, history, art, finance, and
belles-letters, pill d on tables and boxes in
the foul smelling, dark room, without re
gard for convenience OF access, and bearing
evidence of study ~ 1hgir owner There
were half a dozea old pistols, all loaded,
some with the Old PEI, ussion caps and some
with the paper-wa!ded army cartridges,
and Others of more modern manufacture
Under the pillow of Kings bed was an
oll-fashioned horse pistol more than
foot long. From pegs set in the wall
over the rusty store Was taken a mag
nlflcent silk flag in dUstCovered canvas
cover, which had evidently hung thCle for
many years It wa, tull Of bullet-holes and
rents, but br git oi coor and evidently a
treasured relic Kin. has a deed for 100
acres of government Lind, and is believed to
have possess, d considerable ready money, as
be lived very closely and was constantly
working. Examination of the body shows
decomposition to be far advanced, indicating
that he died at least forty y-eight hours ago,
yet woman living in the rear of King 5
room insists that she saw him sitting in a
chair by his stove at ! O'Clock Wednesday
morning. There is a mystery about the
case that will lie siitei thoroughly
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26
ROCK ISLAND, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY rs. 1856.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The pastor of church at Uniontown, Pa.
has been compelled to resign because he
rode bicycle.
liquor practically the same as the
old Scott law-was Wednesday passed by
the Ohio honse
The house committee on banking and
currency has forty eight bills relating to
finance before it.
Fire at Mount Vernon, Ind, Wednesday
morning, damaged dozen stores, entailing
an aggregate loss of s20001 The insurance
is about Sl100
Martin O. Simon5, tried at Baraboo, Wis,
for arson, was acquitted on the ground that
there is no law prohibiting the burning of
ones own house
Henry n Walker, a well known citizen of
Detroit, who was the first presi lent of the
Western Associated Press, died Wednesday
| morning. aged -.
The output of the Minneapolis -four mills
last week was ~ G0) barrels, against Is, ,00J
for the preceding Week, and "a, 600 for the
corresponding time in 1855.
| The house committee on rules has agreed
| 10 report favorably Mr. Hanbacks resolu-
toa providing Tor an investigation of the
| Pan Electric telephone sandal
| James Hammer, leading citizen of Low
vile, Pa, who stood high in church circles
has disappeared, having squaEdered fund
| of $1,000 Of which he was uu.t-e
1t is announced that the local whisky pool
at st. Louis is on the verge of dissolution,
and that all the dist Hers will be running to
their full capacities in a short time
| R11rtrlar- HHt..,Iay- nj ,l,,
of Town Treasurer kugier, of Manitowo. d.
Rapids, Wis, OF %?,0Jl There is some
mystery, as alleged, connected with the
affair.
In thirteen years the ere litors of the
Sprague estate have receive but Is per cent
Of their claims. During the same time
Trustee Chaffee has drawn over $500, 900 for
his services.
| Professor l. W. Spring will give up the
chair of English literature in the States
university of Kansas to take that in Will
Jams college He was graduated from Will.
iamS in 1Ssj
At Mantle, lis, Wednesday, Joseph Phil
lips, aged 20, of lliopc.is, attempted to elop5
with Flora Chambers, II years old, but the
uncle of the girl interfered with their plans
Philips was locked up.
Private Dal2ell who is said to be pool
and broken in health, is trying TO have hii
pension increased from 81 to $50 month
His father, s. years old, is in Washington
looking after the matter
George Smith, a colored railway porter
of Independence No who had written Low,
letters to white girl of Is, was taken Mon
day night by the girls father and number
| I.nf ~ lc.-,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 26.-Col W. P.
Rend, of Chicago is greatly elated over the
success of the national convention of coal
miners and operators, which concluded its
labors Wednesday Col Rend states that
he has worked for settlement of the con-
fiict between capital and labor for number
of years, and believes that the labors OF the
convention will result in the greatest benefit
to all classes He expressed the opinion that
the days of strikes and the evil results OF
them would speedily end, and that better
feeling would prevail In regard to the
Indiana mines there would be no trouble,
and if any differences arose they would be
settled by arbitration. Mr.. Rend is of
the opinion that the demand for coal will
soon be more healthy, and perhaps at
slightly firmer price.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26

SPRINGFIELr, Ills, Feb Ca thoroughly
comprehensive treatment of coast defenses
against Asiatie cholera is given in the report
made Thursday by DR.. Rauch, secretary of
the hoard of health, of his inspection of the
Atlantic and Gulf quarantines between the
st. Lawren river and the Gulf of Mexico.
This subject he considers of para
mount Importance to the people of Hi
noiS because fully half of the immigrants
to this country pass through or come into
this state He thinks the pr, sent season Of
quiet should be taken advantage of to take
precautions certain against the introduction
of contagious diseases from foreign shores,
which he thinks can BE- done if proper plans
are undertaken and thoroughly executed
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26
WANTED RECOGNITION.
A FRENCH SOLDIER GETS THE FLOOR
IN THE DEPUTIES,

And Makes His Remarks with a Revolver
Two Shots at the Radical Leader. and
Why They Were Fired-The British
Road in Burmah a Hard One.
PARIS, Feb, GA startling attempt was
made Thursday afternoon to assinate III.
Clemenceau, the Radical leader in the
chamber of deputies. NJ. Ciemenceau was
making a fiery speech from the tribune in
favor OF expelling the Orleans princes when
pistol shot rang through the cham
ber, bullet whizzei past hi,
head and flat,ened itself against the
wall, and fell at the feet of NJ
Floquet the president of the chamber
Every body turned in the direction of the
noise and saw young man pale with ex-
citement standing among the audience be
yond the railing and still pointing his pistol
toward the tribune. Before he could be
seized he again discharged his revolver, but
the second bullet went wide Then he threw
letter toward NJ. Clemenceau
Being arrested and questioned the pri1-
oner declared that he was soldier who hal
been terribly ill-treated and that he only
desired to call attention to his grievances.
He said he could easily have killed NJ Glenn
encelu if he had wished, since he is one OF
the best shots in his battalion, Tut he
had no desire to hurt anybody.
He had simply taken this dramatic
method to bring himself to the notice of tn.
government officials whom he had been un
able to approach in any other way. The
prisoners name is Poirier.
He is a sub altern officer in an infantry
regiment of the line. The letter whi-h h'
threw at NJ Clemenceau contains an offel
to reveal the names of the betrayers o.
Metz
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. &6-Hugh Can
non, son of George G. Cannon and one of
the assailants OF United States Attorney
Dickson, was fined S35 in a Mormon police
court Wednesday. The police agreed not to
let him go before they had notified the
United States marshal, so that he might ar
rest Cannon on a warrant sworn out in the
commissioners court After the marshal
had left the prisoner was turned over to a
deputy sheriff, who took him to the county
court house, where brother of the prisoner
paid the fine The prisoner was then re
leased The marshal is searching every
where for the fugitive.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26

PTTTsBURG, Pa. Feb. sG-Twenty years
ago a man named GROCER married hand
some young girl here, named Emeline She
now lies at the county poor-house, the most
pitiful object imaginable. Five years ago
she lost her reason and GROCER confined her
in all oh abandoned mill near the once
famous place of Pit Hole He kept a flock
of sheep in the mill which shared the ac-
commodations of the structure with his wife.
When rescued Wednesday the poor woman
had only an OLD worn-out buialo-robe for
clothing. She slept with the sheep in order
to keep from freezing 80 death Her oIly
food was corn meal aud water. GROCER i
out on bonds of 900 There is great iniig
nation and talk of lynching him.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb 26-Nathan /.
Baker and Al White, who led the mob that
drove the Chinese out of Oregon City Sun
day night were arrested Wednesday on
complaint of Wong Chung, Chinese con
tractor, and taken before the United States
commissioner charged with violating section
5,5l9 of the United Sta e5 statutes This
section, which was passed for the special
protection of negroes against the kuklux in
ia, is said to cover tie Chinese cases ex-
actly, and the authorities think that the
men can be convicted. The prisoners were
released on SG0J bail each
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26
Holding on to His Office.

FOND DU Lac, Wis, Feb. 26.-While DR..
7. 7. Mayham was presiding at the board
of pension examiners Wednesday DR.. Byron
Holmes appeared and demanded the chair
upon the grounds that he had been ap-
pointed May hams successor Mayham de-
clined to step out, and big political sensa-
ton has resulted The Democrats hero are
strongly in sympathy with him 1t is said
that false charges were recently brought
against May ham, and that Holmes was ap
pointed wisacut his knowledge
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26

OTTAWA, Can, Feb. 26-The governor
general in his spee1h Thurs lay congratu-
lates the country on the completion
Of the Canadian Pacific railway
and on the prospect of its being opened for
public business next June. In reference to
the fisheries question he states that should
the negotiations between her majestys gov
srnment and the government of the United
States for the appointment of commission
prove a failure, parliament will be asked to
make provision for the protection of the
fisheries by the extension of the present sys
TEN Of marine poll e He alludes to the re
bellion in the northwest and expresses re-
gret that the public expenditure was so
largely increased in its suppression
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-02-26
An American Queen Apparent.

LONDON, Feb 26-There is widespread
and apparently well authenticated report at
Munich that eccentric King Ludwig of
Bavaria, despairing of obtaining relief to
extrlcate him from his financial ditlil ulties,
has finally decided to enter into a
morganatic marriage with an American
lady the widow of a manufacturer who is
reputed to be worth SlO0, ,000,000 The lady
Mrs Kramer klett, with whose name that
of the king has lately been coupled by the
society gossips of Munich, assured CORES
pondent that she had no desire to immure
herself in Hohenschwangau to please any
body, not even the king.