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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-03

IL.
"EIGHTH DIsTRIOr-AIl yoters in thi.
u0S District rho are in favor OF forming A Gree.
ley and Brown Club will meet in Miner g Hail. i2tb
street, between and northwest, on TUESDAY
EVENING next, At O'Clock.
w MILLER,
SOFT WIN. CHAMBERS
f@EOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN TO THI
~ vOTERs OF the Eighth Legislative District
PUBLICAN CLUB on WEDNESDAY EYENING
the AN inst, at . o'clock. All Republican voters
are expected to be present.
GEORGE BURGESS. President
WASHINGTON WALLIR, Secretary seq 2ts
FATTENrION, YACHrMEN IAN yacht
Wy men Who are in favor Of participating in 4
Regatta from 18th street wharf to Fort Washington
and return for two cash prizes for fret and second
class 6o:ts, viii meet At the Seaside House on
TUEsDAf Sept. Sd, ct o'cIock .: m. By order Of
se22t' IRepl wM. Il. SsffEYEhsI
~NOKTH WASHINGTON BUILDING AS
uS ISOLATION.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Association
will be held on TUESDAY EVENING next, Sent
80, ~ clock, in the hall over p. @. Howser 4
street. "
Subscriptions to the stock have been large during
the past menih, and the next meeting bids
fair to be one OF unusual interest as there will be
snm OF money offered for sale which we hope will
fclIy meet the demand made upon The books are
still open. The Secretary and Treasurer will be at
the hall at O'Clock to receive dues and subscrip-
tons Shares 81 each. Our advice is subscribe At
once, before the stock is at q premium.
Association calculated 10 clsoe in FIVE years.
GEO. ". CISSEL, President
JOHN a. PRESCOTT, Secretary au3i-3t
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
Leaf Impressions.

Taking leaf impressions is a very pleas
ant amusement, especially for girls. and
We subjoiu the following method Of the
operation, which is said to be q good one
although not new:
Hold oil paper in The smoke Of lamp
or Of pitch until it becomes coated with the
smoke; then take a pretty leaf having .
pretty outline, and after warming it be-
tween the hands, lay the leaf upon the
smoked side of the paper, with the under
side down, aud press it evenly upon the
paper that every part may come IN con-
tact; 20 over il with rolling pin, then
remove the leaf with care to plain white
paper and use the rolling pin again; you
will then have beautiful impression Of
the delicate veins aud outlines of the leaf
And this process is 50 simple thataay per-
son, with little practice to enable hun to
apply the right quantity of smoke to the
oil paper and give the leaf the proper pres
sure, can prepare leaf impressions such as
a naturalist would be proud to POS.
sess. Specimens can be neatly preserved
in books from, interviewing the impression
with tissue paper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
Murder Of a Virginian.

The Montgomery Messenger contains
some particulars of the murder in Texas Of
Capt. Waller Il. Preston, son Of the late
Wm. Ballard Preston. 1t seems that his
place of residence was Marlin, in Falls
county. He had, however, gone to Bre-
mond on business, and while there he
made some remarks ut which man nam.
ed Robinson took offence. This man i'm.
meliatcly struck at Capt. Preston with a
chair; a gentleman who was present ran
between them, catching hold Of the chair,
whereupon Robinson thrust through or
under tho chair and stabbed Preston in
the heart. For few moments il was not
known that be was seriously hurt, but af.
ter be put bis hand to the place, exertIug
some pressure, the blood gushed forth VIC
lently; he exclaimed, I'm killed." fell
forward and becoming Immediately uncon-
scious, expired in about ton minutes In
all the annals of crime, with which Texas
has so much aboundcd. if anything more
atrocous, more revolving than this can
be found we have never heard Of it, The
accounts state that the murderer Immediate
ly fed but was arrested 10 the afternoon
of tho same day and is now in Jail await.
ing bis trial.
We knew Waller Preston we'll. and we
never knew truer hearted man. A bra.
yer soldier did not draw sword in the
great struggle. lie survived all the per.
lis Of battle to die by the hands Of an assas.
sin. Before such a calamity sweeping
over stricken family, words are vain
consolation q mockcry. Let US hope, to
them Time, the comforter, may bring
healing on his wings. -Lynchbury Re-
publican.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
Circumstantia Evidence.

The London Globe publishes state
ment which is au Illustration Of the dan.
ger Of relying upon clrcumstnnllal evl'
dcnce, even When il approaches positive.
ness A gentlemlu went to the British
Museum with an order 10 have a case
opened containing some valuable medals,
for bis inspection He examined par
ticular medal, which was supposed to be
unique, restored to il the tray, and after
talking some time With the custodian was
about 70 leave, when the latter discovered
iba, the medal was missing. 1t was
searched for everywhere, and could not be
(onnd, when it was suggested that the
pockets OF the visitor should DO exam ined
To this be objected and policeman was
seq, for However, before he arrived the
medal was found to have slipped between
the tray aud the bottom Of the case :
When asked why he refused to be search.
ed, the supposed culprit produced med
al from his pocket, the exact counterpart Of
that which was in the case, aud then re.
marked that his object had been to verify
the authenticity of bis owu, which being
identical with the missing one and discov.
cred in his pocket, would at once convict,
ed him of the theft
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
The Age Of Man.


Prof Farrsday adopts Flouriu's ply.
sological theory that the age of man IS
one hundred years. The duration Of life
be believes to be measured by the time Of
growth. When once the bones and epip-
hyses united. the body grows 10 more,
and ii is at twenty years this union is A.
fected in man. The natural termination
Of life is Eve removes from the several
points. Mau being twenty years in grow.
ing, lives five times twenty years, that is
to say. one hundred years; the camel is
eight years in growing, lives five times
eight years, that is to say forty years; the
horse is five years in growing, aud lives
twenty-five years. aud 50 with other AMI
mails The man who does not die of sick
ness lives anywere from eighty to one
hundred years. Providence has given
man century to live, but he does not at
tain it because he inherts disease. eats un.
wholesome food, gives license to his pas
sions, and permits vexation to disturb his
equipose; be does not die be kills himself
The Professor divides life into Two equal
halves into infancy, youth, virtility and
age. Infancy extends to the twentieth
year, youth to the fifteenth, because it is
during this time that the tissues become
firm; vir,ility, from fifty to seveuty-dve,
during which tue organism remains com.
plete, aud OF seventy.6ve old age com.
mences.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

A fellow rushed into drug store in
Elmirsa few days ago and called for a
pound Of camphor and downed the whole
oft. It wasa surprise party 10 those
present, and some one asked What the
duce did be do that for2"
why" SAID the druggist, "he is lin
ed"
"Liued," said the questiOncr what is
that"
Then be was told.
Some years since gentleman who was
about to give dinner party. speuta whole
week showing bis servants how to make
mock turtle soup When The day caule, she
made tho mock, and the turtle, and the
SOUP all right, aud just as she was about to
pour it 10 a bottle Of claret, little boy
entered singing Everything is lovely and
the goose hangs high which attracted
her attention, aud she poured in . whole
bottle Of hair tonic.
Did it make hair soup?' said hs meek.
ly.
"Alas!" said the druggist, ''ihe results
we're sad
"Wha. we're the resu,s?' said he.
"Darn it, said the druggist, didn't |
just say they we're sad?"
But" said he, "how did tho mock
turtle wind upy"
"Ah." said the druggist, two went to
the Morgue, four to the hospital aud all
who didn't die we're called the survivors,
and the fellow you just saw was one Of
EN-"
"What tho ID does DO swallow 80
much campbor fors'
"Wcll, that tonic started the hair grow.
ing down bis throat, aud be took the cam.
phor to keep tho moths out"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
IT EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S71-72.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance OF
Ill Students at this Institution. Five distinct
Departments Of Instruction, with full corps
Of competent Professors.
The Anclen, and Modern Languages Malhe.
mates, pure aud applied; Logic, Rhetoric the
Sciences, &c. &c carefully and thoroughly
taught. Practical Chemistry, and Physics.
illustrated BY appropriate apparatus. Special
advantages for be- study Of Geology,
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
eralogy, Geology and Conchology, together
with many specimens in other departments Of
Natural History. Zine buildings beautiful
aud healthy location, good society
FALL Term begin, Sepemher 9Th, Winter
December 5h Spring, Mmch 2Dth. Com.
mencenent. June 2Olh
Boarding from 81 10 81 per week.
Tuition, from Si5 to S2l per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALIEN MARTIN, President
Morsantown, West Va,
aug. Sly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

William S is a teamster, who is no.
ted for keeping late hours, as he usually
goes home at 2 o'clock ia the morning.
Well, one stormy night about year ago,
William concluded to 60 home early, aud
accordingly he arrived at his house at just
midnight 10 answer to the knock, his
mother opened the window and inquired,
who is thGre?'
civilian" was the reply.
"No," said she, you cant come that
over me; my William won. be home for
two hours yet"
Poor Bill had to wait till his usual time
before he got in. !,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
Making Baby Rude.

The baby happened once, in a pretty
little caprice, to slap fathers face Instead
of kissing him, when he stopped down
for bis greeting, Papa laughed, mama,
laughed, aunties laughed, and baby con.
cluded she had hit a happy idea. After
that she would slap papa instead Of kissing
him. Papa was very content to feel the
soft.little waxen touch against bis cheek
And it'was very funny. twas also nice
little show for friends when they come in.
Baby could at any time win round of
laughter aud applause by visiting an ex-
pecting cheek with blow for kiss
She was such q sweet playthiug! But
there camo time when she ceased to be a
plaything. That which had only arch
and "cu.e," became downright rude. It
she now mortified her parents by her brus.
que, pert manner asa little girl, it was in
doing precisely what they had taught her
to do while she was baby.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

HIS Plea --Au Irishman being recent
" on trial for. some olieuse, pleaded mot
guilty." aud the jury being IL tue box
the State Solicitor preceded to call Mr.
Furkisson as witness. With the utmost
innocence, Patrick turned his face to tue
court, aud said, IDOL understand your
honor, that Mr. Furkisson is to be a wit.
ness forneust NE again." Thejudsc said,
dryly, ut seems So" well, then, your
honor, plead guilty, sure, aa' your hon,
or plaise; not because | am guilty, for |
am as ianocen. as your hoaof's sucking
baby, but just on account of Saving NJ
Furkissou's sowl,"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

CoSrESrED,--A captain Of a whaleship
10 abiding to the severe climate and var.
iOus privarous suffered BY the inhabitants
Of Spitzbergeu, told ono Of them that he
sincerely pitled the miserable life to which
he was condemned. "Nliscrablo.' cx.
claimed the phiosophic savage Il have
always had Gsh.bone through my nose
and plenty of ,rsiu-oil to drink; what
more could possibly desire?'
This is true contentmeut.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19

A Good practical education, Including
q good trade, is better outfit for yOuta
than grand estate with the drawback Of
an empty mind. Many parents have
been pinched to leave their children rich.
When half the sum thus lavished would
have prOdted them far more had it been
devoted to the cultivation Of their minds,
the enlargement Of their capacity to think,
observe and work. The one structure
that no neighborhood eau afford to do
without, is the chool.house,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
Takes Risks at the lowest rates. on Buildings
Of all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods,
Merchandise. and Goods in transit.


Jacob Hornbrook, VIM, y Stevenson
Henry Hartman, Jacob M. Rickel,
jonathan Rowley, Dr. j Q Hupp,
& ] Smyth, Edmund Booking,
J h. Bristor, ] j. Campbell,
VIM B Gilbert, s, Prayer,
D D r Farnsworlh, Thomas Ioggess.
navid Bilmypr, WIN B Crane,
Wm K White, Joseph Shields,
/. H. Duval, N. Colt, u,
y II K Dix.
F his Company is owned and manased
~ many Of our most wealthy and influential
Merchants and Citizens throughout he Stale.
Their office has been or ened IN No. 92a Mon
roe street, over Religious. Book House. and is
fally orgauizpd and prepared to take RISKS on
Frame and Brick Buildings. Manufacturing
Establishments Stocks Il Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, and Cargoes upon the Western
Rivers. &c
JACOB HORNBROOK Pres't.
JACOB NJ BIcKEL Vice Pres't,
J.H WILLIAMS. Secretary
ST McCOLLOCH. Asst Src'y,
Office over Religious Book House, South side
Monroe street
SlssON 4 SHREWSBURY. Agents, Point
Pleasant viva Office in the Court House.
LEMUEL HARPOLD, Agent. West Column
hia, West Virginia liune9-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
PAUL VOl.LERT,

T,AKES PLEASURE in informing the ci'i
| zens of Point Pleasant and vicinity, that
he has lust received new stock Of Groceries,
Candies, and all other goods in his line, whlch
he is prepared to sell as cheap as The cheapest,
There is also connected with his store lirsl
class
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
Teachers Examinations.

rT'HE REGULAR EXAMINATIONS OF
the County Superintendent Of PubIlc
schools, will be held at Point Pleasant upon
he first Saturday Of each month at O'Clock,
Pm. lnoy. S-ly
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-19
:EIi1RllIlZe{ hist 81 / : ; ITS,

f. A SURE CURE for this distressing com.
plapt is now made known in Trestise tof AZ
octave pages) on Foreign aud Native Herbal
Preparations, published by DE- . PnElrs
Bpows The prescription was discovered by
him in such providential manner that he
cannot conscitntiously refuse to make 1t known
as il has cured everybody who has used it for
Fits, never having failed in single case
The ingredients may be obtained from any
druggist. A copy sent free to all applicants
BY mail. Addres DR. 0 PHE'rs BRowS, u
Grand St, Jersey City, New Jersey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14
Hog Statistics

from the T~ioio { o. Blade, November
Every person is Interested 10 hog stAtis-
ucs, since the price of pork aft cts the cos.
Of hVIng VERY materially. 10 February Last.
the numter OF hogs in ,bp United State
Sas pa. ed At 81 7g6 300, again.l
2 +5l 800 IN Februar', 1871 and 20 7jl
4t0 IN February, 1910. The increase Of
about three millions last wear, It will be re-
memhrtrd, caused a great decline in The
pflce Of pork snd lard, and it is REASONABLE
~ suppose that al almost cqusl increase The
present year over the past SIll have a ten
h~ucy 70 Further ucs the value o. pork
Al 'be hog, aud cattle in ,hs West viii be
led thts Slntrr as C m is so cheap ii =,
farmers viii feed It rather than take il 10
market Pork al from three TO five cents
pr pound Is better Ghan cora al p-eseut
prices Gus West
We give be- OW statement which i.
given each year ia F,bru.ry By ths Depart
ment ut Agriculsur-, showing the number
Of hogs IL each of the States named ia
1871 and ls52; also, the reports for 1860
an 1870 as obtained from tae censu,
statistics;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14
The Vote Of Princeton

The agar gat, vnte OF Princeton, on -u. &.
day lat, va. 793 A the Prss,dentiaI
election in 1868 Il ~As so. showinR a de-
crease OF sc. We are pleased TO see a
eady falling eff 10 the Republican MAORI
y. Our reeord begins 10 1860. when I.iu-
coin bed 800 MAJORITY in 1864 be had 26g
n lSBS Grant had 203 majority aad on
Tuesday he had 1871, and this n~iori,,
snuld have been neAriy Ann.hilsted, II 10
Democrats had not either voted for O'Conor
Or scratched the electoral ticket; and Il
about 80 hsd not remsined awas from the
oolls, and about Is voted for Grant The
Liberal sarIy saved US from q bad defeat
With few exceptions, they all voted, and
but trifling number who hat expr. Sc. q
themselves fAvorsbiy to air Greeley a, The
beginning Of tbs ca npaien, turned back MP
on their CONVICTIONS Of Grant's un worshi-
ness In the future, II the Democratic de-
serters come back to their old friends, a
steady and united pull would make Phi, ce-
too exceedingly close.--Barsau Co. Tri-
bwne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

The Subscribers are Manufacturer Agents for r
". Reads celebrated ASTHMA RELIt F. The best
remedy for Asthma yet discovered Instant relief
guaranteed OF purchase money refunded. The med
lclne + put up IN three sizes which retail Tor 25C
Soc and 81 Persons RENTING price will haze the
medicine sent free by mali press Also samples
sent free 10 any VINO desire. ETHkIDGE. Tt LIE +,
& co, Rome, y y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14
CITY COUNCIL.
Special Meetinp.-.Omninl-

CRY CouSciL ROOM,
Nov. 49, 1872.
Council met in special session At five
O'Clock N. Present, hi, honorthe MAyor
Snd Aldermen Koch, Kelly, RrleJ. Copp
LLOYD and Wagner. AbsonE, AlderG.e
S'csgel And DrAyIon.
hs Mayor stated tina. the meeting va,
oA',en S' The instance OF Aldermen Cor,
anu i'''e'' and chat the Officer vas to tab
40 n'iier""pH - certain petition ,prA, isR
tnA' certain property he annexed TO m.
city. Tee petition alluded to was Then
read.
AID Lloyd moved that the petition bs 70
oe'vsd and placed o. Gle. The motion ~,
agreed to.
A proposed ordinance was thon read ~
annex certain described property to the e,,y
OF ko, k Island.
AID. Lloyd moved that the said ordinance
be adopted rhe yeas and nays being cal
ed for the motion WAS adopted uDanimouslv.
On motion the Council adjourned
JoaE BARGE, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

May Bro. have foil line Of Cr9cksry
Chias aud Glassware.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY NOricE There
siil be- on .rlIug Of Che member, OF the
kpcS Island G. uuy Agricultural A-.o.
citation sud Beard saturday, Dscembe ~
1t t~o o'clock ~ At tue Court Hou.e, Ia
the ely ct Il OK Island An members are
requested TO bs PRESENT, as bgainess OF IN
por'Hncs to every member will come before
the meeting.
Tie fee Tor membership was reduced TO
$40. All who dssirs to become mem.
beers should hand 10 their names to the Sec
Rotary on or before Saturday, Decem Der
7th
BY order Of the Board
ST HAErNAS, President,
Il. G. CLEiYELASD, Sse'y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

"a tn its gloomy attendants, low spirits
W Geprasslou, Involuntary snlssioas. i0ss
Of semen, spsr24tsrrhoea, Ioas Of power,
dizzy head, loEs Of uenory, and threaten Cd
impotence and inbsrilit., dnd = sovereign
cure In HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
s9ECIFIC No. Twenty EIGRT. Com
posed OF rho vost valuable mid and potent
cGratives, they STRIKE st once at the root Of she
matter, tone up the system, srrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor aHI energy, life and
vitality 80 the entire msu. they have cured
thousands OF :asss. Price, s. per package OF
dve BOXES and q large 81 vi~,, which is very I'M
psrsaGt TO obstinate OF old cases, o 5 per air
gle box. soij by ALL Druggists, aad semi
by mai on receipt % price. address, HUMPH-
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE 90, Sa@ Broadway, NEW TosK.
Chss Bsnzes aud c, 6pi4sI. Agen,s for
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

Ii you DO not feel we'll you send for a Doctor
10 cslis upon you, !OOks wise, scrswls some
nlerOgiy Pnics upon piece of paper which you
take 10 a drug store AID there pay 81 cents to
81 o., besides the doctors fee, for remedy nine
times out of ton not EaII 50 good as DR.. MsrSe 8
Indian Root Pills which costs but 20 cent? pei
oox. Do you think the for err the best, because
you pay the most for 1T If you do we ad rise
you TO use, ja,t as an experiment, the Horse's
indian Root Pills They are prepared from a
formula, pronounced by the most learned physi
1ians OF our country, to be the best and most
IN versAl of family msdieines. Tbs Morses
tSdian Ro Pills cure Headache, Liver Com
pleint. Indigestion, dyspepsia, Female irrees
iarities, &C., and are put up both sugar-coated
and plain. Give them a trial Sold by al deal.
srs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

Total II, a35 1I765 90 Is OBJ 200 49, 6ss 2O
These figures show mat the Western
slater, where cornis cheapest, are the heavi
.sl p Irk producers. Unless reduction eau
90 effected 10 transportation rates the time
Ia Got distant When the farmers Of Ohio and
the other Middle States cannot afford to rails.
pork. The West will supply them at suca
cat-s that ;heir corn will be- too valuable to
ne used in feeding hogs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

pfibcIi ie tIai tle tormuia Of JaIson's nous
TAIN uERB PiLLs was Prepares. ~. JudsoA,
tntendIqs To spend .Or .uas 10 Advertising ais
pills, suOuattted ms reGeips 20 the Revision oil
toe IN ,st inteiii5ont a1d tearned puy4ictans Vi
the Ase, md tus result IL stmpiC most eth
saciSGs mgii. In=-jhr JUtsos'g u UNrAIs
He Pats. rhoy pIriis tHe b ooi. r novJ al.
lnstraGtiOns uiea the saiu Of ell pin plea
aud hl0tsne-, aud are perfectly sare And sale ~
theIr operation 1HeJ nsaE.s AisUNrAta HEKp
Pt1Ls sure 6lliioJsuess Fem 40 irrsE ularlties
Headache, AID many Of tins diseases arising
from Impure blood aud derAng.d digestion.
Uso the Jadsou's Moaatain Herb Pills and
sben you nave proved JnoIr virtue rscommeb d
shem to your friends Thoy arc both sugar
coated and plain. Fer sac every here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14

a bright, health y child Is perennial spria
Of joy in every we'll regulated family and " mere
il that IA bar, who after the strife ana turmoil
Of business. on rstirins to his home, is not be-
guiled of care By the iaaooent prattls Of his
shild1 Perhaps this father is a worldly man.
and axes gold his idol, he m " have been a
successful man. aai anassed riches Yet pIsc.
ais ek-.i the sick bed an a all his gold T.
al the disposal of the physicians aud tbs onIy
return he asks is tina toratI1s Of health 10
bis child. Fathers Mothers would YIN pra
serve your ch Id in heal b? Then listen 10 n,
There is one prevailing cause of the disea~e in
shiidrea aad that cause IL worms If this
cause OF disease Is mt removed. your child win
81 ken ard die, or lingsr Suffering invalid for
life We present toyou "a infallibls remedy
Tor worms; II is
DR.. Judson's Dead .shnt wsrm Candy.
and IL pat up in the form OF Q stick Of CANDY
asd so plea ant to the taste that childr.s
grsedily tease for Il II Is purely varetsble.
and sannoi hart the smallest child. Ask for Dr.
Jadson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For al.
eysrywhere At 20 cents per package
". u0NSTssrE sets prerviat.,.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-14
TO THE LADIES.
Browns French Dressing

viii MAKE Laaies' and Chiliren's Boots aud
shoes hat have become 1Oaga sad red and La
diss travelling Bsgs, WHICH Look so old and
rasty that they are ASHAMED TO carry them, look
JIst as good as new. At will not rub of or
smut whom wet. : fseus she leather.
No i~dy wa ho without It alter one trial
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