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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23
SheritT's Sale.

BY virtue Of q writ Of ferie faeias TO me d.
rected from The Chancery court Of Pamela coln.
ty, Mississippi, in the case Of John G. %llaffi-
son. Commissioner. vs. John W. Little, j. b.
Cook and Niles W. Wilboorn, defeneant. !
win, on monday, the 8th day Of April, 1872.
in front Of tie court house door, ID The town 81
sardis, in said county, sell to dc highest bid.
der for caeh, the following described lands,
to-wit; All Of seetion No. II, in township Z
Of raneea, wet, containing aix hundred and
forty acres, lying ard being in the county o.
Pamela, and State " Mississippi, and levied OF
as the property Of Fsia Mites W. Wilbolirn, tt
satisfy balance due on said execution and al
costs. Sale within lawful hours.
L. OZAXSE, sheriff.
sardis, Mis- Narch lG,ls722.
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.rnGnM.All.

Our neighboring city OF BatosvlIle
Ine very near being the scene OF a
Emigration olic night last week.
- inccndiarv attempted to burn up
he frame block on the west side OF
b railroad by placing straw and
bring coal oil on the steps Of one
Me buildings aud ignitins it, The
rwss discovered by Squire Ballard
No walked to the front OF his depot
|fec, about 2 O'Clock, q few MINUTES
hr being lighted, and he gave th(
ams and Ythrs flames were easily
~dled, but had the fire ten min
y more Roadway the entire blocl
saa have been burned. No clue t
y perpetrators of this damnabl
RragefIas been discovered.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

rte mnaal rrat Hf. fl.r o.
~ T.
el tf Pp.
.lr NIB. fpHf D li 3l.
-iAa M been lttur ils
'Iflre I.nm tBH
~ rrYtf iat. e.I M I
s ml't HifA by mw $50 uIIHf
uul rH. HiUNr orttI .l. .'l'i
NJ trnff6thc rytDrfi .iuH uaa =
d. pus bat atrsctt iia fN Tvs
.ii5 ft. Wifc Ne UU' iU sHal
.plI.al Of its page. lI are
y 900 rulilt ichro... 0i'. $40
400 Gytltl , SO
hugh hpol Gl ygepiltt "I N. two
b. laa' o,l1nii. tW1 up.yUt BE- ~. and
as .c.ud districts Ioofr ln' ,0l,-
~ ynlttI Of .pgdi schpnt Aye tt1-
900 enrolled s3iolurs III t0r puddle
schools, with $4,000 average attend,
aucc, There are 400 private schools
in the State, with 1850 pupils,
There have been since the begin.
ming Of the present system about 900
school houses built, making, With
those routed and Others built pre-
viously to the pfesrnt school law go
ing into force, 3,I5O in all in use.
The commom school fRnd, regard
G as available, including the Chick
asaw and sixteenth section fund, is
Sl,950,000. There has beer paid
into the State treasury, from the va,
rious sources provided by the con-
stitution of the State for common
school purposes, since the adoption
OF the present system, the sum OF
Sj29,464 %. Collected by county
Icyies for school purposes, $685.
1874 10, Apportioned by State au'
thoritios TO the counties from the
common school fund S172,550 80
School property estimated at $500
600. We omit. statistics on minor
subjects. This report contains the
separate reports Of the coun.
ty superintendent. The statistica
information Of these late reports arC
consolidated and placed in tabulal
form, while the subjects treated OIL
under the head of "remarks," ar
published as they are made to dl'
State superintendcnt.-Patt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Tbcpopularity Of the firm Of Hill,
Fontainc & Co., OF Memphis, Tom.
as cotton asl grocery merchants, Is
uhexcellcd by amy Of their compcti-
tors aud no more en-
terpriAng fra, cap be toual in che
Bluff City. They deserve tire pat
ronage Of our merchants and plant.
crs, H'l t .c4t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Died, on fucsdly, March ~, 1872, at The
residence Of his father, near Sarlis, William
John, son Of Il NJ. aud Martha Wragg, in the
2lst year Of bis aee,
lie wosa victim OF the disease pro-
nounced cere5ro spinal meningitis, and
his suiicrings were great tor seven
teen days; but he died without a
struggle.
IIo was industrious, Kind, gencf,
Gus and magnanimous, and left ass
surances of his acceptance with God,
His family have the sympathy of all
their acquaintanccs and many friends
in the loss which they have sus-
tanned. b.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Legal learning will flow as IRON q
|oabbIing fountain in our town for
he next four weeks 1t will be a
'older i our people don't become
alking law dictionaries.
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Died, at Como, on Tuesday, 18th Match,
John G. lloleombc, son Of n. G.. Holcombc,
aged ~ years mud 9 mouths.
After short but exceedingly pains
full illness, borne with true manly
courage, and without a murmur, has
passed away otr young friend john
mic, in the early spring Of lite, when
our earth was beginning to clothc
herself with her new fresh green
mantle, and putting on the beauti-
FIJI garb of spring.
lie was greatly AID deservedly
loved and esteemed by all who knew
him, and we miss his bright smile
and happy face in our midst, Full
Of bright hopes for the future, he
has been suddenly snatched from us,
and his spirit passed to the beautiful
land. Amiable, warm-heartcd, and
always with a kind word for those
who needed it., he oulearcd himsel
to all. lie was one OF those Whe
scorned d mean action his love o
truth and honesty Of purpose Wcr(
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

We publish, with pleasure, the toll
lowing letter from Rev. Mr.. Meek
in answer to the call Of many citi.
zens, published in the STAR of the
10th instant:
Mn. EpIToR-Plcase state in your next issue
that, in reply 10 call from many citizens
| would state that | will comply with their re.
quest by delivering a sermon on the "Priest
hood of Jesus Christ in the town Of Satdls
on the fifth Sabbath of March, in some build
NO to be hereafter designated.
JEFF. J. MEEK.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Persons having friendso or relatives
|0urlel in Rose Hin Cemetcty ought
p have the lots cleared off and kept
peat and clean.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Attention is called to our new
Memphisa advertisements. Mrs. Hun
ter's emporium of fashion; Risk \
johnson, dealers in stoves, tlnware,
iron, etc. ; III. Harder, manufacturer
of boots and shoes; B. \. Hollon-
berg, steam dyeing establishment +;
j, +. Kirkland, lumber yard; Wat
kins, Mitchell & Co., grocery mer-
chants; A. Vacaro & Co., dealers II
fine wines and liquors, with othe'
promineue firms, are represented II
this issue IN new Advertisements, AM
we ask hal their claims be consid
cred for the trade Of our county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

A New England engineer lately
dreamed that one Of the forward
trucks of his engine was cracked.
When he awoke he had a Fremont
ton lest his dream might prove true,
aud thought that lie would 60 down
to see that everything was right.
On examining the engine at the
engine house lie found the truck in
precisely the same condition as he
had seen it in his dream, and another
engine had to be substituted in its
stead.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Who put tl,osc onion buttons in
h W ~ Ass
|e pocket of a certain fellow coat
e other day at dry goods store in
IN town.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Parties attending court next week,
BIT remember that Blann's saloon
b CLOSE proximity to the court
|m, and that lie keeps the finest
|uOrs, cigars, and fancy drinks i'll
n o;tv s8@ as vi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

sunday School celebrations will be
the talk of oar good citizens in a
' days. sssr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23
Commissioners Sale~ef Lands.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Chancery court
ofPanola county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
April II, 1871, in the sait Of Martha Dcaton
and Thomas Drat0n, compiaiaants, against
James b. Bass and i. W Hass, defendants, Mum
ler 32e In said Dart, | will, ~ commissioner
therein appointed, on
Monday TIE 29h dry Of Awa, 1872,
within lawful hours, in front Of the courthouse
door Of said county. in ile town of Sardis, Of
fer for sale at public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following lands, lying and
being in said county, to-wit: Tile north hall
Of the nor h-east quarter Of section twenty.
eight, in township len, range G west N. N
u. !, Section Is, I. ~, r. q vest
&c. HARRISON,
| moe ida Commissioner.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

ccrtaimlcgal friend OF ours re-
Rts that it has come to his knowl-
We by these presents that a certain
", the property Of a certain doctor
mn Dnte-vAle, is in tho habit OF lay
kTpfcUgs day. lie has ap-
a'sf Zig flanee1or for an iniunc'
'on, with a writ Of sequestration.
sff-s~~r@Y rA~~-
The weather is still like a maidcn'
reraeA
leath Hossomscmit their perfnm
. tho oifactorics.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

|Elaun has rccciycd a large stock
Isuc lionbts.L as
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Annapolis Md; June ~, Iofh'
definitions Of Webstcrs Unabridged Dieliona.
ry. AS far as | have examined them, aud con
slider MS Invaluable additions the Introduction
ON the English Language by Prof Hadley, and
ONE ofihe appendices, especially that en- Fic.
titious Names by Pro. Wheeler.
JAMES NJ GARNETT,
President ST. Johns Gollege.'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Yesterday morning was q terrible
sprirg day. The weather was unus-
ually bad for this season, a heavy
rain, With slect and hail, falling all
the morning,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

The worst evil Of life--receiving
the mitten.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Still the belligerent sap seems to
rise, as several little prirote brawls
have broken the peace of cur town
within the last ten days.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23
Light /! light

|lhe idea Of lighting the Priueipal
|siags of our public streets at
kht with lamps ~ftietzwith oil ha
n 'gis4sbasl Jscasscd by ay
|nens, ,sh] va, tsg leave to call
matter to the serious atteation of
h eitizets.
lt will be seen b. rceercncc TO the
b lmpIishtcr's report of the
|cuntof hmPs kept in repair in
(city of Memphis, it will appear
a srgcaofortlon Of the lamps
liu tile snburaT Of the city are
tl with OIL and not gas. by
erection of lamp posts at the
Mincnt crossings, and the pur-
u Of lamps which would be
Nj up every night in the year
Every small outlay and giving
aavtR1caec passers upor
Aioro'Iaisgff7fafts. We ask our city
FIlorlties to give the matter Il hear
. ~ilGmoR- }tHa
y. Y. +. Caldwell, Of the the firm
III. Caldwell \ Co; Capt. VIC
lns, of W. G.. Nclms & Co; Capt
Nm Shuford, of Butts, Shutord 4
|, and Marshall b. Jones, o
|rkins 4 Jones, all OF Batcsyille, ar
II purchasing stacks Of goods to-
cir Arins trade.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

The bachelors are rejoicing over
the fact that .llcy don't have "loye
of bounets and dry goods to buy
with the coming spring beauties.
Such thoughts are .lleir consolation.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

u -. y "a fit. hm.e
aieri. Hsu.ii'ls T,nn, ais iuH
y 7isnlfa fa prisn i1t al sial.
n AAA'sE ters ma. bInd ar an
Kind # moaltals, turning, snd ai
shr A,s esd rates ~ la l1ani ip tte
cite
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E,'a2Es..st ~. /:

fzaH ~ ef ~
se.e.sissst pslAzssss end laTe
[inay lead to means that Nil
ia better opportunity Il iakc
:, ain kind, ~ we can't get
r. We have said we mcan
and sc will provcit. We
[.rticn letters to all ulo araii.
ksas public .exrcAt, and v
ii warning does snbt fe,ult u
Linz then, up. No will wait no
PC 49,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Tile attention 81 ouF rgHlcft d.
callqd 10 The advert .oaett RI Wet
.kin., Mitchell s. Co., No. II Union
.trcct, Mtmttia, rtm. II is ah
pleasure we greet Mr VIZ Wat.
kins agnin among tie active bu.i-
.ucas men engaged 10 the truie Vi
.byf country. Tie long acquaintance
.ofs M. Watkins among our county
citizens hespcak for him The flyoiO
bic conf leratiou Of them. THE
other members OF this firm are mum.
Der one business mch
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-23

Cofits are the general order OF
the day. Pistols and coffee arc not
the meningitis.
If the good or rather bad health of
our county don't improve soon the
question will be heard; Whit
kind Of tape are you going to have
on your single tenement to lct?'"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
10 be contlnuEd.

STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION - Mr.. McMer-
chic, toe [. S. Inspector fcf this district, re-
ceiVed a telegram from GRleua, this after
noon, stating that the stes mer Mcdonald
had blown up, aud requesting him to proceed
10 the scene of disaster at fonce. Anolher
dispatch, dated at McGregoj was received
this afternoon BY VIM. n J lryis, from Rob
art llonon, s;atiag that be as al rig BIT. and
that Capt ". II Pierce wa coming hon.
slightly hurt. Both we're Ell ployed as en-
nnesrs on the boat, and WI re- residents Of
Rock Island.
The Mcdonald was built d / LeCIairs las,
winter BY j. W. NAOssnt i Son-her pres
cot owners. She left this pb TT night before
last for the Upper MlssissiE p, Nc further
particulars have been rece we'd. Mr. Me
Merchie left for the scene Of the disaster
about d O'Clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
No humbug, May Bros sell at cost.

WARD Lannon's new Book Ward q.
Lamon was Mr.. Lincoin's friend, and his
/ Marshal for the District Of Columbia, while
Ng. Lincoln was President He has lust
Published e life OF Lincoln, which will TAX {
8 decided sensation, and shock those who
have adm led Mr. Lincoln, and greatly pain
his relatives. de shows that Mr. Lincolu
was al illegtimAte child, and that his father
run away from Kentucky for biting off The
nose of another man that the family lived
10 tooriess cabin, IN squallid poverty. He
shows that Lincoln, in his youth, engaged
10 prize fights, INDUCED in stories not fit for
publication, wrote sstires on religion, aod
did many things unbecomiOg a decent youn I
man The Chicago Tribune says:
No one can dispute the authenticity OF
the facts which Mr.. Lamon presents, but
there will be few but what dispute the taste
which has made many of them pubic
They add nothing which anyone wishes to
know. They had nothing 10 do with Mr.
Liucoln's personal or political develop
ment. There was no occasion for using
them. Every man has a skeleton in his
closet. Every man 10 his younger days hae
done aud written iUjudicious thugs, which,
BY common consent and courtesy, are con
signed TO tie limbo OF oblivion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

REsoLUTIcNs IN RELATION TO THE DEATH
OF FsED ACCOMPLISHMENTS, june
Ia, 1872. - At meeting of the students Of
the Davenport Commercial College, the fol-
lowing committee of three were appointed
to draft resolutions expressive of their feel
ings in regard to the loss of their late fellow
student Freddie Hsngs,ler. Committee re
ported as follows:
WHEREAs, The mysterious hand of Provi.
dencs mas sesn 6t to call from our midst our
esteemed classmate Freddie HengstIer, who
has sndeared himself TO us by his genial and
winning disposition.
Resoived, That 1t 10 with deep regret we have
learned Of his sudden and lamentabIe death.
Rssolced, That we deeply feel tie loss of one
An whom we reoo gnizsd bright and active mind
and many y Oble traits Of character.
kesofved, That We as fellow students tender
10 the parents and friends of the deceased, our
heartfelt sy mpa'hy in this their sad bersave
ment ana most deplorab bic affection
heS'teed That copy of hese resolutions be
1'nteyei 70 the stricken family, and alsl to 20
EoeA Island CITY papers for publication -FLRrA
MUSE cHAs LESLIE, ARTzUR srEPzExs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

The people wan: the question ss to ths right
of the Ferry Co. to be definitely settled by the
court, 80 that the angry disputes and public in
eoavenienees OF the past month may not again
be r peatsd.-CHioR.
There is no case in court, on this subject.
Will our neighbor be kind enough to tell US
no" the court is to decide upon q question
never brought before il? The matter is a
very simple one, il the Mayor would do his
duty. The case is simply this: Capt. Rob
'nson de6es the city authorities, and the
Mayor negecss to inforce the Law. True,
M did direct the Wharf Master to remove
ne Terry to the place fixed upon by the
o'y council, but he refused him the use Of
tI'e P'''ce force to carry out has order! Capt.
HoOinson' not On.y dedes the city, bu. he
refused to leave the matter to Judge Pleas
an1s Tor nDai decision. Under this state of
facts perhaps our neighbor can point ont
some way 10 which the city authorities can
get decision from the court without an.
forcing their own orders. The public re-
gard the course of the Mayor as q weak and
inefficient one, and think that the only dig.
ni6ed and proper course Is for the Mayor
and city authorities to inforce their order
and not tamely permit their authority to
be deied and spit upon by one man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
CITY BULLETIN.
HfoAso. ROCK ISLAND = PACIFIC R. 4.

1HfoAso. ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC n. r.
TrAias leave Rosk Island--GoIEs EAsr.
Day Express and Mail, SIS a. m
H1sk Island Accumulation, 400 p. Ia.
Night Express, 1880 D. m
GOING WEST
Day Express and Mail, 6:45a. m
Night Express, 6:4s m
Rock Island Accommodation,
r. Barsau Jnnstion. Leaves Bureau Junction
S.0op. m. $50 a. u
Tns Day Express aud Mail leaving here a,
$40 g. m, eonnects at Bureau Junction at 1910
G. m, for Peoria.
Tas Nigat Express leaving here at 1899 p m.
connects at Bureau at l;50 p, IN for Peoria
WESTERN UNION r. h.
come ORTIZ LEAVE. ARRIVE
Express & Nail, 1920 a. m. s:5O p. N
MiSod Passenger, 4:i3 P. m iV:5V a. m
Connects with all roads for tEe east and west.
ROCKFORD, 4. ISLAND So. LOUIS r. r.
Between Rock Island and Sterling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

| The great difficulty which all mauufactur-
er' OF that delicious cooling dish. kuoxn as
ice cream, have had to contend With has
been the impossibility OF obtaining good
treezers. Freezers which would leave the
cream, smooth, light and all alike, from the
top to the bottom of the eau. This diff
Guilty has been entirely removed By the in
PRODUCTION Of TIngIey's Ice Cream Freezer.
which does all this and much more, and Al
much less cost. lis simple Ia construction
made OF the most durable materials aud not
liable to get out of order. The prices are
low, and the saving Of ice aud labor will
soon pay the entire cost of the machine. Il
IS acknowledged by ice cream manufacturers
70 be the superior Of all freezers hitherto
known. See advertisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

Every invention which is really beneficial
and has for its object the welfare Of the
public, is deserving of support and en-
couragemeut. AnyihiDg which tends to
enhance the com forts of the sick room and
make the homes of the people healthful and
Clearly, should receive the hearty appro-
baton of all /. has heen decided BY the
most eminent physicians and chenisis, that
the dry earth system as utilized ~ the Wake
6eld Earth Closet is not only convenient
and healthful but almost indIspenss bic for
the sick room. For further inform alton in
regard to this usefal invention apply to J,
Bostwiek, No: III Washington street, chi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

fouND.-Ihe body Of little Fred Hengs-
tier, who was drowned on Wednesday even
ing last, was discovered about eight o clock
this morning., by two boys, sons of Mayor
Murdoch. They had put out a trot-hns,
near the foot of Ohio street, aud going out
in company this morning they proceeded TO
pull in the line. 1t come pretty hard and
the boys supposed they had caught large
fish. The line had caught tie BODY Of the
drowned boy under the arms, and it was
drawn to the surface in that position. News
OF the event was immediately sent to his
parents, and the body taken to the residence
of Coroner Knox, where it vas pre- pared for
burial. No inquest was held as the coroner
deemed it unnecessary. The funeral took
place from the residence of Mr.. Heugstler
at three O'Clock this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

New York Cork and Liverpool New full
Powered steamships, the six largest in the world
oCEArIC, AHTARTIO, REPUBLIC
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC
5000 tons burden 900 b. D. each.
sailing from New York on SATURDAYS, from
Liverpool 90 Thursdays, calling Cork HAr-
Dor each way.
From the White Star Dock, P.vOnni. Ferry,
Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations (for all olassesl IN
rlvsied, combining safety, speed aud comfort
balloons, sta:o-r0oms, smoking room and bath
rooms IN midshiP section, where least motion is
fslE.
Surgeons and stswardsssss accompany these
steamers.
RatsI Saloon, $50 ia gold. Storage $50 in
eurrsncy. Toose wishing to send for friend.
from the old country can now obtain storage
prepaid certificates, sS3, currency. Pssssn ers
booked to or from all partI Of America, Paris.
Hamburg. Norway, Sweden, India, Aus,ralia.A q
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from 81 upward.
For information apply to J. H. SPARKS,
9,ni Ag't, ~ BrOatWly, N. Y, or to General
Western office, S74 Wabash Ave Chicago.
ALFRED LAGERGRIN, Agt.
Agents in Rock Island JOSH BESGsros, Drug
gist' w.. Jaws. Steamboat Ag't. dwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
AT COST & Below COST

Dry Goods $40 600 worth at NJ Mayo's, viii
sell my tire stock at New ! rk cost prices
Tor cash. must be sod before the LIST OF july
oext, as iaIeti going iato btner business
Come every one and bus al the Dry
uoods you Will want Tor We pr as it will pay
you. Ny stock IS neg and complete. A
bargain Tor any one Wantin to bu7 the
stock com pete. Fl. FL. MAYO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

A right. heAlthy child ISIS perennial sDr;,s
OF JOY IN every we'll regulated family. and Tnsrs
tnat Ia her, who after the strife ana tn,moiI
oi pasinsss on retiring to his hons, is not be
su !,e OF care by the Innocent prattls Of his
sn',ut Fernaps this father is worldly man,
and N axes gold his idol, he may have been a
SUGGEST al mao, aa1 anassed riches. Yet place
ms ehild on the sick bad, au4 all his gold Is
al the disposal Of the physicians and tbs only
return ne asks IS tho rest 0ratiIa of health TO
ais child. Fathers! Mothers waa'd y,u pre-
serve your ch Id in heal hl Then listen to US
mere Is enc prevailing Cause Of the disease in
ehiidren, sad that cause is worms If this
cause OF disease is not removed your child will
81 ken and die, or lingsr a sAfsrDg invalid for
life. We present to you an infallibls remedy
for worms; it is
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and Is put up in the form of . stick OF candy,
AID so pIeasant to the taste that children
greedily tease fer it It is purely vegetab BILE.
and :aanot hurt tbs sun sllest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Warm Caniy. For saI.
every where at 20 cents per package.
". 3. ooAsrocK, Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
WESTERN ROAD

Passengers leaving Rock Island on the c. z.
r road It o49 P. N. go rsctly through to
Kansas, arriving there at IL a m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
How to Eaka Good Rread

Use DooLEY YEAST p EDER and you
will have 10 difficulty. The So distances en-
'eri0g into It's composition are perfectly
pure healthy and nutritious, and each pack.
age coa'slos with scrupllous exactness the
quantity and quality reprssed ted. For sale
BY all grocars.