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These Pills do not contain Qufnine or
Minerals. They are sIIgar-eoated. Price
30 Cts. per Boz.
IDr 5EcIf ann, Gard ner, HI,
says: 81 have taken them myself and
given them TO nay wife and children
They have cured them and many others
who have used them.D They are made
TO cure Fever and Ague at once. Dumb
Ague and Ague Fevers are cured speed
lily. They are simple, harmless. and al
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guages accompany them.
''McLain's Candicd Castor Oil is deli
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Bonbons are perfectly elegant. Children
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l.. G. T.. LOTT PROPRIETOR,
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For sale by all druggists, or sent by mail,
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1 have now ready for delivery the larg-
est and finest stock of Trees and vines in
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$1,000 For az. 1y ca. = s ~ Blind.
Bleeding. Itching or Ulcer ated Plies that
De BinS's Pile Remedy fails to cure. 1t
Is prepared expressly 90 cure the Piles,
and nothing else. Sold by all druggists.
Price. Sl.OO
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, 1873-12-27

Tho EnGlish nro particular about crayats. It
Ia tlo rule ttnt no one ca,, 10 admlttol 10 any
put of l1or Majcsty'a Opora- -uoliso oxcort III
full dtcss wlnoh would rIgldlv imply Il. whito
clavat, though M. not absolutely certain Tint
black iics aro excluded. Dut any apech Of color
on q man Il % htsIeEly prohibited az bonnet OIL
once presented himself at tlo pit entrance.
His dress cont mud bnol trowso1s mud waist
cont mud ga"ta do Joarre tfais wcro atl en- regEe
but Ills embroidered orsyat showed minute
Aowor Of eolt!o color. Cant como ip, SIR. u
"Wliy not 2" Not in full drosa.' 11r. uanl
lot or soma mild oIocu!atlons. and requested to
know how alll why l,e was mt in full ltcna.
'Colored crarat. sir" THO roatlv-wittol Paris
ian retired to n corner Of Tho lobby, whipped oil
tho otfont1ing article, oxtomporizoa white tic
with his pockot-handkorohlcf, al,d wa!kod In trl-
umpilnnt.
Tho rea1er may Enilo at 30 much Importance
being giye tDa eclstiu, bnt tho oraynt, over s,9co
lrlllAnIol, Inns boon an institution, osnaraly III
England. Tllcro aro bone Queer stories nieut
English craya:B. Quo, which | .,oliayo to bo lit
orally t!uo, iaa "llistor!o!a" lIarconrt for It's
hero. ! cannnt but tlllnls llr. llarcourt (,nless
Av las greatly ellalgod Within twelve yoarn) worry
upjustly qaaillled as u boro; but. despite his
, 1873-12-27

Gifts Of pornon npd mind, ho tnny worry well lnva
bosh Il .aianHrocablo man III certain clrcen. Ito
wns always arrugnntt nilt1, ms Cantnbn nny, bump
t,ons, mud at tlnlus boldly unconventional E,rly
~ !'lH tarc'r lsu mot with homo grcal moral
thlll., ! forget vhother hla offors llad l,4cn
rejectcl By a Young Indy or. II rarlia.
ulnntary cnnnsitucl!oy !. ut aay iato ho WIZ,
terribly disgustca with Tho world, and lonGod to
find AomotllinE like !tp ]'uutn of Donbasfca. Az
lnaL tho idea str1,ch him. 1Io was Invited to
Bolroo a. ao,no great atly'a wlloro lie Queen WIS
,,;xpected to alpenr, aud u ,I iact did nla'snr.
l1erconrt appeared alAo-ia hlHcls I tle. London
Illuminated m article on tho decline Of iposuls
nnd n,ani,orH rs oxomplllicd by tlso intrusion Of
blaclt cruyntA into Tho Crosontn of royalty.
Everybody tloclured Vernon uarconrt :" odd"
MI exprctslon which 1ncans n gopd deal III at,
Enslinllma'1'a mouth, ant is generally. applied TO
ccccuirIo gentlemen WIN JUMP out Of lilo witt
flnwA uftor Quilting their wiy6.' tllfoa!p. 1}ut
t,,oro was no 10 luhnteo inquiront}o wtit ieatu,t
upon tllo futuro uinloricfs; on tho contrary, Ito
Ind n,ado Lit and bccon,o q 1ton.- Galaxy .fo,'
JutlturN, ..-
, 1873-12-27

until Boino three mouths siucc tho spell VIVA
brokon. Suddenly, and will, scarcely my
warnng rain commenced to full. anl FOR thirty
hoorn it cano tlown htealily but uneeablngly,
ut,accpmraned by wind, hit yct thorrnigl'
t1fo1c1inE ,pin. For two Or. t1,reo t1aya IL
spout was seen winding It's way through
tllu valley, It. ca,no iu zt,zag course acrobs tito
uppor ot'd OF tho lnko, strkinG tho rnnga Of hills
on the oast uido ont courBng 1adidlv a)onE them,
Tho canons and gorgoa woIo Hoon filled with
whtor, which po,,Iod from them III fuarful vo!-
tro and sproaat itsolf ont upon lilo bottom. In
allort tinlo II was over mid denizonH Of tho lo-
oalily now look Tor another dry season Of ilvo
years. Tho borax company nov III operation
tl,oro nro said to bo doing vol. and anotcr set
within Hhort time Thlty five hundred pounds
Of tho roflmcd nlticlo welo recently sllippnd TO
San Fntlcisco. md tcn tons OF cr,do matnrial.-
Los xlNJe!es Ltp}Tas.
, 1873-12-27
TGi1,c. Do ,Stucs:s Affection for Tarr
ESii1{ecr.

from her CARLOS. years until his death her
for. her father was almost idolatrous like tho
maternal loyo Of hlulo. Do soyigno, it is almost
unique III domestic asnals. II owc to tuo Won
derful penetration Of my father," sho says,
"wl!atcyer cas,dor my character Possesses. liz
unmnsked al fnlHo prctcnBcs, and from hiln
nc1ulrcd tho habit OF believing that people saw
Btraghtinto MY heart" lie was to her tho model
with all tho virtues OF al ideal Roman. SO
noaorbing was hor affection tint she WAS
jcnlouB even Ct be: nothor, and hor mother was
lenlous of her. There Is n very good arory told
u tho collected worI,s Or a1mo Do stael, which,
Ms illustrating her iial Lore and corntn vain
glorious traIts Of character, is woth repeating.
Un tho occas!on Of u certain visit which tho uar
rator palal % tie NecAera, at coprot, lhe chr
Golloya wae overturned. Upon hearing OF this
accident, Nfr1o. Do Staol was nyltated By tho
Widest terror, not, as 1t nlay bo lmagined on
account Of her guests narrow escapo from iu-
1"ry but from p9stloIp contingency Which tho
eNs" silc exclaimed, "it might have been my
fnthcrl" sao ran to tho bell, lung It furiously
n1d IN voice trembling with agitation ordered
TINT l,c coachn,an elonla bo INSTANTLY scnt for.
III - few mononts tho offender stood before Aor
" lIaso you henrd that l nm q woman Of
genius 7" wore tho iirAt words slo spoke to him.
ller question WIS so odd. md hor manner 30 OK
cited, tlat ,llo could not llna reply, "1Iayo
you DGnTu tlInL uIu IL hOIIlhll UI EElil11H HllG
iopoatcd. yet more loud mud angriy. lilo
scryant, moro confused than over, Was Htil
sllont. "''Well, thon, am II woman Of genins!"
Ello rad llotly "of great genius. Of p.otligious
go,Iiua! And I toll you Tint MI tho genius
possess shall ho excrted to socnro your rotting
ill your ,dnvs in Dungeon, II over you ovorlurn
my fathor." Wiou llor agitation was oyor llor
friends tailEcd lior upon this curiol,n speech. but
she failed to HOO Tho nhHllyI side Of II. "What
had to threaten him with except my pour
Tic only iujunos sho could not forgive woro
those o1roled to hor father slio could hover on
duro 10 think TINT he was growing oid, ant, d
nero hint Of such b thing would drive her into n
recalled him to hor n,emofy, md to watch OYER
tho comforts anil alleviate tho suilorlngs OF ago
was ller greatest pleasure. Sllp beloved that
hor Honl Communicated with EiH in prayer, mud
whatever plcco Of good fortune bcfeIl !'cr sl,o
TEN ufA nlr. -
, 1873-12-27

Tho tract OF country known NJ tho Slate naugo
yalloy is probably QUO Of tho most curious Tint
Southern California can l,oast OF. 1t Is tllore
t!lu imnienko dcpuslIs Of borax were discovered
something l'ko yenr ago, mud, at tho time, tho
covered with wllto dopoHIt, bleakng n'yuy in
so,t,n places In largo suda roofs in others, 70.
senbli,lg tho waves of tho occn,l, aud In Bt.il
otho.a Stretching ont Tor miles In QUO nn-
Grohdu loyol, from Which lLo siln reflected
liza raya with glare almost ,lncnlurnllo.' hut
unc Of tho most singular fcaturoA in connection
With this 'scc!ion WIS tho absonco Of ruin or
moisture; the days were Hllnny anl Int, tho
nights without dow. und generally warm. For
moro titan tlve yoara, IT ts sal, by thoso whn
claim to know, tAcro has boeu no raiu tlora,
, 1873-12-27
TRlRKlNG And Till PUBLIC PRINTING.


Letter from Speaker Blaine.
THO BOSTON advertiser prints tho following
1ottor to gontlomatl II, Dohton. not written,
however, for l,',9}ca'ion: n.u ~ ,su,.
"AIv DEAR SIN Your ncto Of Inquiry il Mt
hnnd. You aro in error IN regard to TIC puHt-
Office Committee of tito lIouec having prepared n
bill for tho restoration Of tlo frnlI'illg privilege
to momhcra Of Congress-. ! lte Contnitto llayo,
aono method cf supplying stamps Tor tho trans-
mission Of public documents Which VIC print III
such ncoaoEa and extrnvaghnt prolus'on.. It
Hoe1ns to INC tl1e wiser mud bottcr way would bo
to dispense with tho docnniontb never could
pnylng from tho Public Treasury fur
Tho printing OF boolH for gratuitoun
distribution among small fraction Of Tho reo-
pie. The enormous edition of tho agricultural
only affords GOO copies to each Congressional
md tho average number OF voters 25,00O.
And then while members Of Congress- can
not be expected to pny tho postage on n vast
gregatc to several hundred dollars, it il qulo
safe 10 my that tho porsona to whom tho doou-
nlonts arc addressed would IN Il. largo majority
Of casea decline. to talso thon, from tho Pust-
olllco If thoy had themselves to phy tho post
Ryo. Tho Government. therefore, not only
furnishes the books gratnitous'y. but pays for
the transportation bosidcn In order to iItlucc
peoplo to acoopt tLom, / think 1t wlho to stop
business Of this kind, aud thereby anyo
noarly Or quito $4,000 annually to the public
purse,
;, "As to restoring tho frank;ng privilege for
the individual correspondence OF 1lemboru. I
can la: d1y conceive any ono dcRilng It. Yhoro
would DO no possible convenience resulting from
tho revival that would compensate for Tic gen-
oral injustice md odium OF Tho act especially at
this time, wl.enahere Inns been no fair trial Of
the now system. The personal md olllcfal COR
rospondcnco Of any ono member iB mol largo
enough to be pecunlarily hnrdensome. Just re-
member that $500 will pay tho postage on 10000
1cttors. and then find tho Congressman that
writes half TINT number IN single year. Wo
have the cheapest postage, all thineA considered,
Of any peorle in Tho world, anil about tie lair-
est thing know OF ia for every citizcu. public
and psivate, TO pay his own sI,aro Of it. II I
would vote for my possible exception to tho rule
Of uniform md universal payment, It would bo
III favor Of newspaper exchanges md the FREQ
circulation Of, county papors within our bnll-
wickY. Very sincerely youra. j. G. ULaifE"
, 1873-12-27
E'ho tt,a'eA zls Cattle Ikf:lE.s,

A..
rtom 'sn ~ e ntmo,s aitsrn, amfFe"M .; a;, ~,
m " y ~, rn,t o n3,'lo w ~ J., vu
III r'.,r ~, nri,oton " fEr X ~ pnss os" na
a;tisan aiu.s ~ n,,;,n2 'e ti,u" % ~
nnntel Win tho nres ou aftcywar 'v aa ~, cn-
WI ~ ~, ~ w." US w. e
n ~ ~ au y, v1 ~ o h stoa,' uss,
NV Iho Il rst of tn
ne.eHe,aeh a9 ino st n1HIsto"uo!S naH @ =, e,, VI"
Now hoah 1ig ~ to mtro1 au 1hn ntsf
"i;s Ha;rn 20 md tSn Cnyj,;nton 4 ~ Tes"tnn @ Hn;i.
r"nd n,1a 1s so nv M tie ror,s
toau; a!au aiso hs tna eolhalcl.nE
q tne gteat snsnens,on o.'os1 a ~ Uc'lan: @
cob oEohoE ": fonroS, 1. THE qsA"s CATTLE
,on, ,..,..., ,,u, ~ a'1au. A.
Gol. ra.toH VA. 10 aet'olnooIe" nnI M nero ~ Tue
gehtiei"ay a9pslIn.onaS3h11 1,3r a1r n@''y yeara
o. tno Ae.H;cRy col'Fnl FlI naaitoaa' tcsi,u.9g
Ineh y. Cosi''stu a..4 M oatHns aus neGn
e ,,,na% a,% na,a,;v ,,Sr miS s,n,, Suu,
you aua G9'nnlahasa culapany nnaes 1loisaoh
~ aho 1nSan IosolutiGt'. anu "Y,s ionsas galIft.
ln!onah r., lug 1unGnnnts M e1us n haoa ~ sn9
Goy soso u smtb nh ~" tho M proveial % Governor of
Iexas, ad .1 i1r a.. lmgor ol ycnss @ renamed nS
aeleo " .D ,orea"s n,,n =. aa1a tna so1n ~; mr
, 1873-12-27


Tho Taylor's Falls (blu J Lanl ofllco will
pEo5ably be- removed 10 Ausu City early noxt Hoa-
Hun.
Tho total numocr Of furnaces In tho United
statcs, exclusive Of abnndoEe4 mud projected
ones. IL G3i. Tho total number OF now fatuacaa
finished and put III blast in 1872 was II finished
aud PIT n blnst In 1873, a.; totnl u.lm|or OF new
furnaces put III blast iu tho last two years, 81.
-Woman suffrage is dcclln!ng III Engtand.
The Liberal party originally snpported tho
% who have voted on tho haais Of property, quail
illcatlons doyo!up into full grown Tories as
surely rs tho pollywog becomos The frog.
...-Acnord'ng 70 tho bristol, Ducks County
2pa.) Observer. tho arrangements for tho cstab-
llsllll'ont OF great iron inannfactory iii that
placo nre nearly perfected. Tho Company, cllar-
tered III Now YORK., IL to havo capital Of 81 0oD,-
0ua, witt, tho Presidents brotlor, 0ryiIla l.,
Giant Mt itn head.
The 6alt Lako Tribune Of tho 18th conta.na
an ncco'iut Of ~ nttempt made to rob Col: y. Z.
Nnckolls. i.ear tho residence OF lrlSlnm Young.
Nucholls IL reported III somewhat dlYjiCurnd by
q alunG-ah blow. llo III vary vol ltlown III
tho Territories. lilo used royulyor IN d.
fenRe.
-'rllo action Of tlia Wtnona Il st. peter Rail-
roaa Company. in dssposing Of It's elevators.
md cutting. l1oBo from everything but tho busi
!oss 1t was chartered to calry OH, IL n roform
t"t will tlo n.0ro to lulet public complaint tlan
any othcr chango IN its power to l,avo 'nalo. Tho
pcoplo nro oyorywhoyo aud naturally jaalonh ot
Incorporated companies controlling not only tho
carrngo but pu chaso Of their surplus products
81. raM Pioneer.
IL farmor wlalles to slip buahol Of corn
!oucy rates to Han rrnmcisco md .gold EAtes
back boEoso llla freight iH discharged. There Is
III go0d rCuyan silly tho stusa lines of Nevada
and Enatern California hlloiild Mot lnyo tllo,r
!h'hpl'otf from tlis co'lntiy., 1llo DISCRIMINATION
tGctiOh OF Cufurnln bnrlny anfl thp chrryinr
, 1873-12-27
A kIigl.Gseatt Do.-'Ernialcr.


l remember on enc occauion, when Allan was
about to leavo " the manso" lie put hla dogs, for
my amusement. through soEno CT their 1r11 ns
l!e cnilcd it. They wore MI tleeping round tho
litchcn-llre, tho pups. freed from tho Girdc,
wandering 1T Liberty, whom Allan said. go ous
ono Of you, my children, and let mo know if tho
day is falr or vet" 4 dog Instantly rose, whlo
tho othors kept their places, md with erect tnil
went out: disturbing, il placcd itself by Allan's
ts buck, discover whether 1t was wet Or dry.
200, lie nsain said, "and tell tho foolish child"
QUO OF the pups" who is frolcking outside
tho ho,,so. to como iu." Another dog rose,
e9"s ssaf.so ap aud T. 'nias a es %ens II @o @ s s4
and, II necessary, By force." Tho dog asain de-. d.
parted. but this limo carried tho yolplug pup in
his mouth, aud Ibid il At Allnn'n foot. NOW,
rtsins as if to proceed on his Journey. But nj
this moment two rlorB began to llght,-though
It seemed mimic attlo,-whilo nh old, Saga
cious- s-!oohing coolio mover moved from his com
Portable placo beside tho ilre.. To understnud
had takon ollcrs3 9t the oxccllont .sIoriif
Of Tho lf,trict... becauso OF Ills having
rcfusoa him sonio responsible situation o,
his property, and, to ayongo himself, llal
trained LIS aogs to H9t tho faa wnsh
sleopiuE dog, whom ho called "tho slloriN," ho
4aid, '.Thoro you lio, you lazy dog enjoying
yourself when tho laws nre breaking by uusoenl-
ly dispute and lights. But what cnro you, il
yott rot your meat and drink shalno upon
yor, Sheriff! 1t Beems must toacl, you your
duty. Get MP this moment, esr,Ior LII bring
this staff down on your lioaj.--and n,aln these
wicked dogs koop The poace!'' III III instant
tho Sheriff. " roso AMI separated tho combat
antH. II wnH titus, that, whon my one offended
Allan past all possibility Of forglronoss. Ao inl-
mcdiaioy tralncd ono Of Tho dogs to ills!srasc
his clla.actor and Taught 1t Iessol,H by which in
every house 1o could turn liz supposed onclny
iutu riulculo,
, 1873-12-27

ElOlt SALE -oSt! HEG0Nl.IIANn nOuNIECYI,-
II inaar matching and xIuasng mnvilnb Inquire vi
!. W, HAHVEY UU., sVEnos Morgan aud Hwcnty-
, 1873-12-27

:. . @ ~ " 4ls - F7:1AUII ~ 11Ia.
7lUY 4 SINGER MACHINE; ron A CHRISTMAS
- prssGnt iru,n tt;a old established tauscr u!ae ad
south fIaatca-at. IUslla eRsy uhics 1pGn evenings.
1,flLtGox i niiHs, IliE REST "a AM1LY SEWING
w ashs,,, Tnrcad. needles, oil aud rrItxinE. Will
, 1873-12-27
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,
TOR HltfE-OR EXCHANGE, SUNDRY FARMS;
nts1 IlHragu Irnparty. inrrnrei alld untnlpsovuh
pii1l:lr MYl:l1S L Co, isoom g Al.tnr nt!sk. -"
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-19
Prasdant Grants Finances.

n The Democrat Of yesterday, which, 1t
seems, is not altogether cut off from COM
munication with the friends OF the presi'
dent, publishers the following paragraph
from strictly private letter, written Few
DAYS ago by the president to an old person
al friend in this city:
"You may have seen the statement In the papers
/ that drew out Of jay Cookee bank S4o'V1 tne
day befor Il failed and took no notice OF the Sle-
| OO6 government had their This bank was not
| national bank OF deposit Government, therciote,
had no deposit with them, and lost nothing oy
Them T. Individually. wasin Pittsbnrg AZ the time
| Of their suspension and was as much surprised 10
hear OF Il a. you or any one could be. II had
deposit ihere--and did keep an account wiz VIII
them-it il still there. Ill owe them anything-sno
| / suspect do-that h among their assets. uhior
tunately have been IN condition. since my ocSH
pancy OF my presen Office, that no bank eoulu ~
after the 18th Of any month, ana victhlzo nis ""
Of $500"
The Democrat adds that this is the ex'
act lancuage-a verbatim ct hterdt'm e
punt,,atim copy, as Mr.. Fechter would say
of Gen. Grants words" Which leads
+ us 10 remark that the exact language o.
+ Gen. Grants words" shows that the edu
1 cation at West Point relative to spelling Il
d defective, as witnesses the their In tn
/ first sentence. st Louis Republican.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-19

hands Of these great schemers and specula-
tors as long as they and their employers
seek for no other market than the United
States. The Yankee clock trade is actu-
ally busy,or at least comfortable, and wyhyf
Because it does not and never did rely on
the home market alone. And itisin times
like these, which try an industrial country,
that the benefit of foreign trade is felt
We beseech those most interested-the
working classes-to lay these things to
heart, and act upon them. Had this coun-
try had only $3.50, 100000 export trade. for
articles of manufacture, instead OF paltry
$50, o0o, 900 or $50, 0oO, 900, the stock panis
would have been confined to the place
where it rose, and l00,000 honest working
men would not be feeling the horrors OF
coming hard winter without work.-M I
KoFIH
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-19
|NVNNSSNSSSN
MEMM'

Of Chrome and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lurnfsso Sciatica Kidney and Nervous Diseases,
after years OF suffering. by taking DR. FILTERS
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRvP-1he scientific dis
covery of j. P. Filter. NJ. D., regular graduate
physician, with whom we are personally acquaint-
ed who has for 50 years treated these diseases ex
clusiveiy with astonishing results. We believe it
christian duty after eeliberafton, to conscieu
tiousiy request sufferers 70 use IL especially per
sons in moderate circumstances who cannot afford
o waste money and time on worthless mixtures
As clerrvmen we seriously feel the deep responsl-
hility resting In pnblicly endorsing this med
icine. But our knowledge and experience OF rs
remarkable merit fully iustifes our action. Rev
G. II. Ewing, Media. Penn. suffered sixteen year
became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, D. D,
frankfort. Philad'a. Rev. j. B. Davis, Highs
! town, New Jersey Rev. ]. S. Buchanan. ClaIence'
Iowa. Rev. G. G.. Smith. Pittsford. New ORR
Rev. Joseph Reggs, FalIs Church, Philadelphis
Other testimonials from Senators. Governors,
Judges, congressman, Physicians SC, forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases
One thousand dollars will be presented to any med
icine for same Diseases showing equal merit unGer
test. or that can prodHee oBe-fourth as many hlhS
cures Any person sending by letter description Oh
affection will receive gratis legally signed guar
antee naming the number of bottles to care,
agreeing to refund money upon sworn testimony
OF its failure Afflicted invited TO write 10
Dr. Filter, Philadelphia His valuable advice costs
! nothing.
~ Medicines for sale by Smith & Bouney, and
/ 4, A Banser Rock Island 2-1adw&s&wIy
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-19
CHAPPED HANDS.


In healthy condition the skin is kept
supple by an oily secretion, which answers
the same purpose as oiiing leather. Dur
ing warm weather this secretion, in COM
mon with all the other secretions of the
skin, is more abundant than in cold When
it is insufficient the skin becomes dry and
harsh and on those parts of the body
where the skin is thick and subject to
motion as on the hands, it readily cracks
or assures. The amount Of this secretion
is so much reduced in cold weather that
the frequent washing of the hands with
soap causes them to chap readily, and this
the more certainly if the soap is not wash
ed of. The aikati 10 soap is usually ia ex-
cess, and this combines with the oily Sc
erection, and 50 deprives the skin of its nat
ural lubrieator. To prevent the hands
from chapping, then, be careful to wash
all soap from them thoroughly in clear
water This viii ordinarily suffice; but, j
not, it viii be necessary 10 make good th'
removed oil hy asi1e KENNEDY s SALT
RHEuM OINTMENT, d sure cure for al
| skin diseases at whatever napteaor nature
/ PRICE so CENTS Sold by druggists
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