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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
CAN on ;he >s,ional Backs.

WAsIIINGToH, March le. - The comp
troller OF the currency has called for re-
port of the condition Of the national
banks at the close OF business on Monday.
>, a.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17

Wien Baby sick, VIC gave ner Castoria-
When shc was a Child, she cried fo- Casto-ia-
When she became Miss. she chung to CaSto-ia-
when she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
RrckLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

What the Hon. George g. Vest say
in regard 70 the superiority to the
Hirschberg'S diamond and non
changeable spectacles:
Il am using glasses which / pur-
chased from Prof. Hirschberg and
they are the best l ever tried; it al
ford- me great pleasure TO recommend
Prof. HirSchberg a an excellent OPP
tician. and his glasses are simply I'M
equalled in my experience.
q. q. VEST.
These spectacles are for sale by l.
II Thomas. agent for Rock Island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17

FIrS-All fits stopped free by Dr.
Klinc'S Great Nerve Restorer. No
fits after the first days use. Marvel
Gus cures treatise and 81 trial bot
tie free to fit eases. Send TO DR.
Kline. 9SI Arch street. Philadelphia.
Pa For sale by all druggists: call
on YOURS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoYia.

Coughing leads TO consumption
kemp's .Balsam will stop the cough
at once.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Chi;s'~en Cry for
Pitchers Castcria.

For beauty. for comfort, for i'm
provement of the complexion. use
ONLY Pozzoni's Powder: there i moth
ing equal to it,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
L snnula ts n Evsry Esnss.

]. b. Wilson. SCI Clay St. Sharps-
burcr pa saws he viii not he with
OUT Or. Kings New Discovery for
ConsunlptfUu, Coughs and Colds-that
it cured his wife who was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack OF
la Grippe. when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done he no good Robert Barber OF
Cook-pcyt Pa. claims DR.. Kings
New I;-cuyerV has done him more
GOOD rEan amyjhing he has ever used
for LUNG trouble Nothing like 1t.
Free trial bottles at Hart X Ull-
mever-~ drug store. Large bottles
30 cents and 81.
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
This remedy i becoming "a well
know and so popular "a 10 need no
.DeciaI mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
OF praise.-A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed 70 do
all that i claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys. Will remove pimPles. boils,
salt rheum and other affections
caused bv impure blood--Will drive
malaria from the system and prevent
a well a cure all malarial fevers--
For cure 81 headache. constipation
and indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or
money rcfunded-Price 80 cts. and
81. 90 per bottle at Hartz * Tile
mver.
BUCkLEN'S ARNICA SALNE.
The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum-
Fever sores. letter. chapPed hands
chilblaiu-. corn-. and all skin erup.
tions. and positively cures piles OF
no pay required 1t i guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded Price - cents per box.
| For sale by Hartz X Ulleniever-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoria.

Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day Most people need
TO use il.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
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I-nalng eli competitors IN splendor Of sqiipn.cH-
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FlTsi-Class Day Coaches, FREE RECLISISG CHAD
CARS and Palace Sleopers, with Dining Car Service
Coss connections at Denver and Colorado Springs Ii
t!va-rtrg railway lines, now forming Che new auc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-17
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04
The stlnes d nees ana wasp..

A Vienna scientist has made q
series Of interesting experiment. with
the virus Of such insects as bees and
wasps, and comes to the conclusion
that the effectiveness OF the irritar.
ing substance depends largely upon
the mood Of the insect. 4 drop Of
the fluid taken from the poison BAG
Of dead hornet. for instance. pro.
duces a slight itching, but nothing
resembling the inflammation caused
by hornet sting with much smaller
quantity Of the same virus This
theory is supported by the curious
fact that under the influence Of rage
the saliva of all sorts Of otherwise
harmless animals can become viru-
lent enough 70 produce alarming and
even fatal symptoms. Death by
blood poisoning has more than once
resulted from the bite Of a wounded
squirrel, a chip munk or a Gagged rat
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04
confeaer T. nrin-.

From some statistics just returned
to the governors Office BY state Treas
urer Hardeman it becomes painfully
apparent that the old soldiers OF the
Confederacy and their widows arc
passing away fast
Colonel Hardeman recently sent
in his report Of the money paid out
for pensions since the LIST Of March.
II shows that the crippled soldiers Of
Georgia have received during the wear
SlsL22j. There is a decided falling
on in the number Of old soldiers who
have been drawing 500 a year for the
loss Of limb or total disability. In
1883 there were !. 900 pensioners under
this head, but from Colonel Harde-
mans figures there are now only 173
pensioners under this head, showing
that nearly 300 have died since 1883.
Captain w. II. Harrison, Of the exec
utive Office, who receives all applica-
tons for pensions, stated that
the widows of Confederate sol.
diers we're decreasing at an alarming
rate. Since last year niDetv-one Of
them have died, and as quite a num-
Der have not renewed their applica-
tons for pensions it is presumed many
of them are dead. Last year there
were eighty-three deaths among the
widows, but this year there will be
more than 100, beside three marriages.
Atlanta journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

7 IT is curious that sheep do not ap.
I peal successfully 70 the good judy
ment Of farmers who do not keen
them. That they are profitable
stock. under right conditions ana
management. the is no question.
Any farmer can satisfy himself 81
that fact If he will simply stop ana
think. He need not spend q moment
Of time IL investigating the ezue-i-
ences Of those Sho keep sheen. li;s
own judgment will tell him that -
say the very least sheep can be Kept.
as cheaply rs other stock caa. and il
would surprise me II an intelligent
man did not arrive al the conclusion
that mutton can be more cheapty
made than either beef or pork. NJ
cannot help seeing that in addition
% the mutton he will have the fleece
These are ell pretty good induce.
ments 70 breel sheep But thcre 4.
one other very important consfdera.
ton IN many cases. II costs very
little 70 start the business. ia new
sections Of the country the farmer il
often in Strengthened financial cir
cumstanccs. He cannot buy much
stock. His cattle are few ana prob.
ably Of an inferior kind. lie has M
money with which to get better. His
horses are In the same boat and FOR a
like reason. Now comes the sheen
ana offers itself to supply his press.
ing need for stock. for live stock
everywhere is an important item az
successful farming. A half dozen
sheep will come within the financial
possibilities Of the vast majority. ana
q much larger flock is possible with
the most Of us. With sheep We can
get along without cattle. They
might properly be most Of the stock |
on the farm Of the financially poor
farmer. Sheep are the poor mans /
friend. Farmers Voice
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

DORIS rebellion against the govern
Eelt Of the state 81 Rhode Island
which occurred IL lS42. though laeal,
has general interest as related 70
the federal govern ueut- from the fact
that i grew ont OF restrictions On the
elective franchise. and Il was only
suppressed by the aid OF I-uited states
troops Prior 20 1883 the franchise
had been limited to persons owning a
specified amount OF real estate. which
qualification permitted only about
oBe-third u the citizens 10 vote. Dorr,
2 member az assembly. tried b. legis-
lati0u 70 effect a reform. but without
avail lie then tried popular meas
ure& 4 convention II delegate vas
called, and d constitution prepared
which was submitted to q regular vote
Of the people Fourteen thousand
votes were polled-a clear ma ioritv
il was said. This election g-as de-
clared bv The Chartists Illegal and the
vote fraudulent Dorr. however, pro-
claimed the constitution to be the avT
II the land and ordered an election f5r
state officers
In this election D0rr was chosen
governor, and also Z legislature com
posed exclusively Of ANTI hartists.
The Chartisfs held an election Dorr-s
party had polled. as they claimed, :. sOJ
votes; the Chartists polled 200.
On attempting 10 organize his gov
eminent, May 2, Is42 he was resisted
by Governor samuel W. King and the
state troops. The people on both
sides few 10 arms the excitement
being such that many came from ad-
joining states Martial law was pro-
claimed, and the United states troops
called in t. suppress the insurrectiou.
DORIS forces were finally routed.
and he was compelled to fee from the
state. 4 reward OF 81. 900 was ofe~e ed
for his apprehension He returned To
the state voluntarily, was tried. con
yicted. and sentenced 70 i'm prison
for life. he was pardoned ia Is4s.
and By legislative enactment in 1852
was restored 70 his civil rights and
the record Of his sentence expunued.
He lived 70 see the right Of franchise
for which he had contended conferred
upon aL-Sational Tribune.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

Eiee wurs1 Il appears tAz1 China has
Do1 Progressed IA ezo1xh II is var
Ike earEEtzc- 20 think q ro=pett7g
with 4 large kur0F.ssn zrEy TIE
1oL-zzA zzr strength q tie Chinese
z-DT = gwen u VARGAS slat5s-5elA1s
81 zbuuz !. l[gl- coo men TIT NEST q
these are believed % he urs-eA a X
arZs2 and lt-as bette- II sbs Eaftsr
q discipline than rzw leT5es Tlh=
. trained f0ree Is ahg1t 109. Dlfs men.
This zorce would BE f0-u5dzbls IN a
eo1test WITH FrzEee b reason OF the
distance from the Erezeh SQUIRE cs
supplies AID The danger that anv
large drain 81 DEz 70 the East sTuald
sDnzE=er France n case Of wzr IN
Europa There is however. no longer
cczbf hat the Chinese make sv0.o3
fighting material When properly
trained ard led they lack neither
courage nor steAdiness- The course
81 the Joaquin war and the truables
with China that followed i shoEea
thai TIE Chinese TROOPS fought the
better the longer the var continued
They learned Tow 10 Gght from the
example Of their enemies
Bat the main diligently with the CHI
nese army, according 10 an osfieer alb,
has acted As its Instructor. Is lack Of
material for commanders II i easy.
according 20 this authority, 10 supply
non-eommissiOned officers, bat il IS
rare that . soldier develops into an
officer who could command : regiment
or even company. II this defect
continues the Chinese army can never
become formidable The lack may be
supplied 70 = degree by importing
foreign officers. bat a nation that can
not supply officers E I for indepe ndent
or even high subordinate commands
cannot do much as military power
san Francisco Examiner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

] give sou my way OF keeping DO
ta.ors. SAYS CORES pondent n
Southern Farm. ben the time eomos
n dig. 10 not wait Tor the fro-t q.
Bill. the vines II possible diq ahen
the ground i ary. the drier the
better alg what you can get usder
shelter. 70 sure you get them there
lut them Ia hills OF Gity 10 100
bushels Get you some nice. clean
pine straw H. ,ure 10 Il dry. Taxa
care % put i On eYenly al over Al
son put IL On pot the straw Win
FORK Press the straw With on0
hand Feel al,h others two "a icar
lacaes ,hicE You have Il rlght
Then plt On the dirt even aIl oges
When J say even ! mean whaf ! say.
Cover them eight laches deep. no
suuHrr the better This thick cover
ing keeps them irum heating. ior
they cant Get air ID heat any Give
them good shelter t0 keep item
dry anl you arr All right Wheu
ne family wants some fur use. pten.
'Ee hlls IS The top ami ~ sure YOU
close il ua.l This Is the way l'vo
Sept ny potatoes Tor httecu ycars.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

bushel, : yield even 20 great a. soa
bushels 70 the aero might b. ~
tanned The reason Of this lies 4.
the fact that where they are allowsl
70 grow. they not only become To-
large for picking purposes. but .bev
sap the nourlshment q the vinas
thus retarding the proli6cacy wbges
i The rnle when they are clipped 80
al smaller stage Of their grow,h
The vines should be cleared entlraI,
81 al cucambers down 70 those :,
one and a quarter inches; ali unsss
that size Should be left 70 attain tbat
size or over. and a like rule shoala
be folloged In second or subseoueus
gatherings Besides the increase h
quantity and quality. there y NJ
added value in the pickles them-
selves according 70 their aimlnutive.
ness
The market demands that tbev
should never exceed four inches *
length-t three inches Is better. NJ,
two inches is best Small cncur1bays
gathered and put up In good condition
never fail 70 command a ready safe 4.
profitable figures I'm gathering ~
crop the caeumbers shoala ~ ~
from the vine with scissors The "a
81 knife disturbs 20 q more or go
extent, and any disturbance a. tbis
sort retarls further bearing. Meralv
pulling the fruit win not 10 Z, Nj
and IL every instance about hair a.
Inch q stem should Be- left u eaeh
a.n.uEu Mer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

IT, asthy dairy man ran mover $40.
estt'
for cherries seleri sandstone ID.
80.
M e9"s should q MIXED 70
sse~- A. possible
II Sob .e.I 1attc- send Ii "a uaas1at
~ tear packages
Ar.saiHg from mature stock q tho
way ~ maze strong Has-
The treatment for lap.av faw (. 20
open the a5.-es.c an4 wa.h vf.h
iodine
F5ak up att ne gno3 ,r5.. ~ ~,
EroHae and turn thc h6g. In tg 80
tas remainder.
al o.rhar5jst r,.,-..,,.e5. ,t-5...
Ing hid aiss apd wa.b r..,.r e-5..,a
,ha tr3it trss.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

4 rire tomato is an excellent thing
T. remove ink stain. from paper or
linen.
For barn. take sweet oil and
iihe water, equal parts, mix ana keep
the burn well covered with t.
All traces o. mud IAN easily bo ro-
moved from black clothes by rubbing
ne spots with raw potato cut in
half
y y said that nothing Is bottor
than coal ashes FOR use ia securing
steel knives and forks and tin ware.
They should be sifte1 twice. the sec.
ond time through fine wire sieve
Chemists say that il 70 IS moro,
tnan twice as much sugar % swoeten
preserves. sauces, etc, il put In when
they begin TO cook as &c does 20
sweeten them after the fruit is cooked.
For painful sore feet caused b. ex-
cessire walking, long standing or
constant movement, az In tho use OF
The sewing machine. busting pow-
aer q equal parts Of precipitated
chaik and tannip. or the tannipi
alone, will DO Of much service. Apply
twice daily after bathing the feet ini
warm water.
IN selecting cutlery it Is we'll 20,
remember that all fork prongs for
table use should be- Of silver. Taste
may govern the selection Of tho ham
lies. Buckhorn and It's imitation are
'iten seen. Ivory Is valued, but Is
lot durable. Pearl il, Of course, tho
most elegant and tho most expensive.
selluloid and ivorine arc used instead
y ivory, as they do not turn yellow
y crack Silver handles are also
much used. though thoy are mol
counted elegant table furniture.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

MRs. CARRIE WILLIAMS 81 San
Diego, Cal. has received a letter
from Syrian merchant in the Mid
way Plsisance at the worlds fair,
praising the superior cocoons on ex-
hfbition in the California building.
and asks for eggs to test n they
prove TO be without disease, Syria
will hereafter import from California
rather than from France, where dis
ease is now common among six worm
eggs II is possible that this ex-
emption OF American silk worms
from disease may revive an industry
that at various times In our history
has promised great results. but has
always heretofore failed to achieve
them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

TIE following well-poinsed notes
are taken from The address Of Mr..
Eelloe q Ohio a. . resent meeting
e 8 breeders association u the
state
shall rot attempt 70 commence at
the starting point q this noble breed
e rerf payers nor 10 eulogize those
whose names have become world
vide = breeders. who have 80 large
II bred mp the diEerent families, but
rather take the Sh0rthorns as we
fnd them to-day and preseat a few
t1OZghts Ter yoIr consideration on
how 70 manage 20 as 70 get the best
results 70 as. a. breeders
To 90 this The breeder aust mark
out the line he viii pursue. hit Is for
-ilk rather than cheese or butter. !
would make ny selection, ard breed
and feed Tor that object II Il should
b for beef purposes ! should work
on that Ana especially We can see
a. once that 70 succeed In ans line II
production re must carry out the
AVS o. nature The demand Tor the
best cuts " beef and the most oi
them cut ~ the sane animal. re-
quires a. 70 build Tor that especial
object These qualities arc not iCund
il hrst-class mich cow Mature
has formed them different ! would
say - breeders, he careful Ia cross.
M purposes with nature. she has
az Intelligent design Her NANTES.
tatlons are gisibleon every hand The
breeder who i wise will not work al
cross purpose II be does be will
surely fail Nature Il generous
mother. olt an ugly step-mother IL
one attempts 10 cross her purpose
The great mistake 81 many farmers
j. il trying 20 be peany- saving In
buying cheap seed. working with
tools unfit Tor the purpose required
ei them. and mating their aasmal.
with Inferior sires against natures
manifest laws There Is blt one rg-
suit Nature goes On With her b4sl-
ness and the breeder camr9 10 grief
ana i ready 20 sen out. lle simply
worked az cross purposes With natare
she does not advertise her intentions.
nor cry them through the streets. sci
size speaks In no uncertain language
70 he listening ear. II the cede
works il unison with nature Laws.
h. il all-Powerfal and uis success. i.
sure.
Il two olliocS- 81 given age ara
cared for ard ica ia the same manner
t0r seven months. ana We ana that
one has made a gain 81 gross weight
q 4-l pounds while the Other ha.
made lJ pounds. should IL not lead
b. % look for calssa II We ara
that the health 81 these animal. All
teen good, We naturally conclude.
from the experience of many. thar
one las Teen bred for a special plr.
pose. following natures las. the
other will 10 azel purpose. ono Il
q money maker 20 the producer. the
other . moaeF-Ioser. Why 20 .arge
, per cent of our farmers will ia
.crub sires and raise animals unfit
Ter purposes required ~ them. -o.I.
.ng steers past year. old al Sz5 10
sa5 wher a well-bred bullock can 81
raised 70 same age. veil cared for
not pampered), and sold. al present
market prices. al $40 to $50 / leave
or each one to figure out for himself
which Is the most profitable animal
or the producer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

When Emperor William tasted the
food Of his sailors on board his Yacht
at Cores he did only what is prescribed
u the United States navy and prob
ably every navy 10 the world. When
the Italian lnan-of-war, the Giovanni
Bausan, lay at Brooklyn navy ward.
the young gentleman acting as officer
OF the deck on a certain day excused
himself 70 a visitor and turned aside
TO taste with due solemnity portion
OF the sailors MONDAY meal, held up
70 him on deck. The same thing oc-
ours at early morning, when coffee "a
served, and at night when the sailors
have supper. The officer of the decl
is the representative Of the command
err. and when the former tastes the
sailors food he does it vicariously for
the latter. Emperor William merely
qua Tor himself what the United States
naval commander does through the
officer on deck
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

4 rich soil is requisite. says the
American Cider Maker. The aver.
age yield. when the soil is ali Il
should be, is about 100 bushels b
the acre; and, strange to say. the
smaller tho cucumbers, the more
bushels can be raised per acre. a par
adox already alluded to IN these col.
umns. When the cucumbcrs aver.
age 60) to the bushel, about 200
bushels might be produced to every
acre while with cucumhers SO small
as 10 require 800 to constitute q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

Mrs. CYRus w. FIELD, JR.. has as
tonished the 400 Of New York by de-
Gliding to embark in the millinery
business as means OF helping her
husband out OF financial embarrass-
ment This step marks her as u
young woman Of character, whom
every citizen of Gotham should be
pleased to honor. Her husbands
father gained renown by laying the
Atlantic cable. Mrs. Field has an
opportunity Of doing her sex almost
as great q service by showing that
the pride OF birth and fortune only
serve to dignity labor
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04
China's Army Of LOCO, 900 Men.

China as possible future military
power may cut an impressive figure,
but in the present she need not be
very terrifying to the Western nations
The Tonquin war of nine years ago
did not show her to advantage, but IL
is limited that great improvements
have taken place since that date.
certain 1T is that China has been buy
ing large quantities of modern arms.
Rifles have been secured from Europe
and America. krupp guns line the
forts. Chinese arsenals are turning
out arms and ammunition unler ne
direction of German officers. For.
tresses have been built and the navy
enlarged.
just what is going on behind the
wall OF Chinese exclusion Of foreign
ers can be known only vaguely, but
from the reports that reach the out.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

IT il never safe to drop any article
when walking near q covey OF
ostrichea. The ostrich win cat any-
thing, seeming apparently to have
no sense Of taste. a story + told Of
young girl who was visiting a 700
where q large ostrich snatched her
kid gloves, which we're rolled H. q
ball, and ate them. The next day
the girl returned with the family
contribution Of a half-dozen pairs Of
gloves, all Of which were as readily
swallowed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

TRE prefecture Ct police q Frs7ee
has established . service 81 GleEEliy
fn osoer % identity released cGATse-s.
Since 1875 there lave beel I.5JJ sea
fenees recorded against zLen lzEeG
Louis LsseTre 10 that cg-Etry. ~
which iElaEeT4ble innocent Leafs
Ls1egreE hare Teen aro1ght ITO
4~rsrF3a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-11-04

4 THggTT4 GeEzb. rAo owns q
leech tarm il Lz.nat-a. selected
1850 q hig Incst alooL- thirsty spec
linens and started for AEer-cz- On
the passage hItaeE N fgaorznt b4r-
keeper. who had offered 70 care 70.
then, threw tie ectt-es over coz-d.
spFpos.rg that the leeehes Tere
dead ard tie steamship company il
being sued foz dsr1aces.