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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-09
Is the most econom cal Baking Powder
for the Consumer In use.
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Because it is full strength consequently
fifty per cent cheaper thanany other Pow
der sold.
1t requires less quantity.
Contains no injurious acids.
| Is warranted chemically pure
Will make better lighter, and more nu,
tritous Biscuits, Rolls, Mullins, Pastry
Puddings &c, than made from fGrmenteG
yeast.
The Champion. wherever introduced. has
aiken the lead with all lovers OF pure and
economical articles, and has given univer-
sal satisfaction, as is being acknowledge
by all
You get what you pay for
1t is put up full net weight in each size
package.
1t is uniform in quality.
1t is made of select and pure materials.
! Persons with the uost delicate and SEN
| sitive stoulachs can eat Biscuits, Bread,
&c, made with the Champion with inpun-
ity, when Bread made from fermented
Yeast gives distress, and can not in many
cases be retained on the stomach
FACTS FOR HOUSEKEEPER S.
HEDGES CHAMPION BAKING
! POWDER will make twenty pounds more
bread from IA barrel Of -four than can be
done by any other Baking Powder.
No time required for dough to rise, but
bake in hot, quick oven. as soon as mixed.
HEDGES CHAMPION saves Eggs,
Shortening, Milk, &c.
The efficacy of its worth, in this respect,
can be tested by the following delicate cake
recipe
Two coffee cups white sugar and one hall
cup butter, one coffee cup cold water,
three cups of -four. white of four eggs,
three teaspoons HEDGES CHAMPION
| BAKING POWDER, one and half tea
spoonful Hedges Concentrated Extract
Vanilla
1t is put up in neat packages Of Quar-
ters, Halves, and Pounds, for Family use.
And in ), 10, and p ID. cans, for con-
venence of Hotels
Packed 10 barrels or boxes as desired.
| manufactured at tie Laboratory 81
w. N. HEDGES & CO.,
Southeast cor. of Main and Center SITS,
SPRINGFIELD ....... ...... OHIO.
For sale by all Retail Dealers.
The following are our Wholesale Agents
in Cincinnati, and Indianapolis
II. l.. Stiles x Co., Cincinnati, o.
DAGGEr Il Co., indianapolis, ind.
The genuine Champion Baking Powder
is for sale 10y ". G. WEIGH, }. b. CAR
GILL, BLANCHARD x BAILEY. W. b.
SARGENT, HENRY SCnNTGER and VIM.
SHEARER
And wholesale by
9-23d- sat Iy HENRY DART 5 SONS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-09

TRUNKS. -The Racine trunks which
were awarded the premium at our fair are
for sale by Livingston.
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rs sIooMryaroN & WESTERN
BUSINESS CARDS.
MRS. r. DOWNS,

AaEDICAL ELECTRICIAN. RESIDENCE, III
wi East Fourth street, between Brady ana Perry
treets, Davenport. Iowa. S-2ldly'
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M. M. STURGEON,

ATT ,ENEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Lock island III. Office in Mitchell u Lynde
pior. a dwtf
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CRAWFORD g. FOBES.
r OAEsON'.o
Rheumatic j
HORSE IMMINENT,

The Great External Remedy Jor Reeuma-
mdtiSn, .SprojnS, Bruises. etc.
BaE Equally good for Na. and Beast.
This LINIMENT has earned Tor itsel a reutatioD
unequalled M the history ol External Applications
- ThOusandswhO now suffer from Rhrumarsm
Neuralgia. &c. would find immediate relief run
all pam 10y using this CERTAIN REMEDY Its
equally ehe''ral in CUTS, BURNS. sCALDs.
STIFFNESS OF HE NECh. SORE THROAT
SMELLINGS, INFLAMMATiuNS,F FROST BITES
Pains IN the Side Back Biies Spiders, Stngs
Of iuseC's.
one rubbing viii in all cases give immediate
iiel and a few applications complete curr.
On account Oi it pJw,rlul Penetrating properties
4 l. Beyond Goubt the suItEST REMEDY Tor the
most troublesome disease Io Wiuyh Horse aud
cattle arr liable. II curcs SJRATl HIS old and
Ir,-h cute Sore. hate prnsuc,o by the collar
saddle, injuries .au-ca by :, ais IT - liIi= enter
an, IL, Och Houis, Brli.t.. Spfas.s. sweeney,
pawn, Thrush, anu al Gzea-cz whi-b u,stro! the
Hou.> or Bauc- il the Feet
- ULL DlItE, T4UNS accompany eac1 bottle
La above ar pft fartU ouiy bs
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P r. McELHERNE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
n and Solicitor In Chancery Office opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, III. S-3Odw1y
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G. Nj. KELLER, M. ID.

OnY AND SURGEON. Office and res
! dencr corner of Orleans and Ohio streets ne
door 10 hph er's Drug Store. Professional services
rendered at all hours Of the day or night.
Ilid&wly
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The closing paragraph Of the circular j
as follows:

In the last congress there were 2i9members ,ettfn
Of whom were Identified with the farmer! II IL
any wonder our Interests were dlsrI gardedY Whose
fault Is 1t? Are our numbers too smaly We cast
three quarters the entire vote Of the Northwest oH Il
four ffths the property pay more Than nfnths
Of the luxps, and sHi died. DE raH led anu SOFA
out By the men ON yUtlr elect t. Office, ana are
made the focus OF all the frauds, rngs noh'prouli
c,r4 and d, a heals in the land II we may pTotect
ourselves and 20 not, we deserve inc emu 'N"' ""'
IL. ND ..uf Yncu ion.
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DR., J. W. Stark, Dentist.

roOOMS NEXT DOOR TO TIE TELEGRAPH OF
n fee, Illinois street, Rock Island. All kinds OF
Dental Work done in the most approved siyler
Charges reasonable. 6l'uu
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No. I4l AArhe. : net
HlLADELFlilA..-- .'-. Gee ----.----.-.P PA
FOR sAlu la Rlck Island nv John Beucsron.
gdmwfSwly
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NASHVILLE. TENN,
Plain, Medium, Fine and Hand.
some Furniture.

r]vcronrrcA in any "%sto'lia! mrnt in this
state The quality OF our work shall at
all times he uInlrer one
OurChamlrr Suits embrace every style
than can he SEEN in any of the lgrE'r
cities. whilst o + agents l.. New urk
supply oar stock with each pattern OF
P,rlor work. whether of Foreign or East
rrn finish. Immediately upon it, earliest
IN reduction
We keep in stock both Plain and Hand
some Brd~truds. Bureaus, WaSI>thndS,
WarhroIrS. Chairs. Rockers. Tables aud
-tnus. springs. ENtrncions. iiatracka,
| ,]ettrcs: Chamber. %l'arlrr. nining-room,
Library. Han. and OAicr Suit-; Sofa Bed
steals. sofa Lounges, BooNca|rS. Hcrrr.
~t,rirs. tril.. 10 .ngps. " hHlnOt~. EtagcrrS
IeWrl-ruckS. Barter Chairs. safes and
Guproarl.. Trundic Brd-lcadS and Mat
rrS~r~-iL. fine. everything usually kept in
Furniture N"arcruoln>.
~ We pay ptrti,ul attention to
pa Kin. and sllippinI oar Good,.
We -hali be euauIC,. to fill promptly all
rrlrr, entrusted IT,, having an earnest de
ire to pleas" our friends.
With IN, rrlSri facilities for carrying on
t]uSinrs1. and Il determination to sell "ur
GOODS as low ~ amy other house III the
Tra,lr. we solicit patronage. confident
tuat we will merit favor. ana promising
our best cn eaNOr-to eve cnltrc sallsiar-
ton
20 Parties visiting the Spring Expo
>ition will imd 1t qu to a treat examining
our goods, which W. t2ke pleasure IN "N-
hihitIng. whctucr tiry wish to purchase
or not. Respectfully.
NICiiOL Il MCGANOCk
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THE unknown vocALsrs The tamil

THE lNKNowN NoCALIsTs The family
ofoUe OF our citizens were the recipients of
Il Strynadr last Saturday night was week
ago, OF quile Il novel character. Five OF
earth .angrls united their yor~l efforts ON
the occasion. producing II splendid effect.
1t WAS about llalt-pnSt ten o'clock at night.
The mo n shining through u thin veil OF
clouds. and the sound OF female voices ~
that witchinG hour being 50 unusual. must
have been extremely charming. tn" UNI
known voraii,t> are trndcreI Through III,
Home Journal.) tie grateful acknowlcdg,
mcnts of the recipients,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

Our Scholastic prove the benefits
which grow ont Of our schools. and cs-
pccially our Female College. We will state
;lat three families have lately moved here
tor the sole purpose OF educating their
children; and we learn there are other
families who contemplate. coming here to
live to effect the sam. 0 Object. Let our cit
liens use very means within their power
t make Winchester n OF the most lie
!ightful-as il ia the most healthy place
on the continent.
We urge oar young men. especially. TO
let their conduct be such that a Winches-
terrain abroad will not le qG!iamcd of this,
the dearest spot on earth
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

MAREIED.-Our handsome young friend,
Mr.. Austin p. Sims. whilom Il resident y!
Winchester has jumped the confines OF
bachclordom. lie was married. by Rev.
Il. X. Brown, atthc residence OF the brides
mother, in the Edgclicld addition To Nash
willie. and the brides NAM is. or rGs. Miss
Sallie Morrow. with whom we are person
ally acquainted, and we almost envy our
friend Sims the possession OF her heart
She H. beautiful and interesting, and il
her husband should fail to make he" hap
py forever we shall regret h. was not cap
turcd aboard the Virsinius and shot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

Last Saturday night somc bibareous irl-
lows Lad "lots'' Of Jun. They tore upand
Tore down thing, generally. and did an
amount of labor that iiiey would not have
done, doubtless. for fifty dollars IN a lcgit-
innate way in daytime, In fact, We expect
some Of them would be ashamed to he seen
at such lubcrious worn, ifit were nercSsN-
ry, We are reminded of Il stan2a in By
ron'S Don Juan:
The sun set, and up rose the yellow
moon;
The devils in the zoe for mischief;
they
who call'd her CnAsrE, mctlinks, began
too soon
Their nomenclature: there Is not n day.
The longest. not the twenty first Of June.
Sees half the business IN II licked way
ON wi,icl, three single hours OF mounshinr
smile
And then she looks so modest AL the
while
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

They say the coffee plant grows lid ia
Catia ana other provinces OF Atrira. 1t
does not grow wild in America, but last
ear NJ. James Williams, who lives ON
Cumberland Mountain, in this county.
raised Il pint or more. iii, rIildrrn plant
ed Il few grains and they produced bush.
plants tour feet high, In view of the rX-
to see if wc could not raj ctht luxury
ourselves and not he d]rprndcn: on I'M
purtatiUn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

Dr.. John J. W. Payne, of EStill Springs,
has heen appointcl and commissioned to
organize subordinate Oranges OF Patrons
Of llushandr! in thi, couaty.
Or. Payne MAS also rIe. ted by the Mass
Convention Of Farmers, last October. in
Nasuvill AS Nicc-PrcSidcnt, fort is Con-
gressioral District. of THE tennessee
Farmers As>oriation,' which proposes, hy
county and district Agricultural Surirtirs.
Farmers Clubs, &C., to forward the great
farmers movements, the design OF which Is
not only 10 advance the material interest
of the agricultural class, bur also, while it
does not propose to enter the polltl'al
field, yet, evidently proposes L" Dear on
the whole governmental affairs. bv intro
duriug rctrcnyhmcut and reform. and to
demand that paramount power and lnili-
encu to which the agricultural class are
entitled by reason OF aggregate number,
wealth and Intelligence.
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Save Costs.

All persons indebted to the firm of
Montgomery Is Ca,lzow are notified that
they must comt up aud settle at onra. or
their accounts will be placed in the hands
of an officer.
MONTGOMERY 4 CADZOW,
jlnl5-3w
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Coffee has become an item of no little
consideration IN household economy. just
think of getting only two-poUndS-and-a-
hall for one dollar! And yet, wcNrclcd to
believe that the price will 90 10 80 cents
per pound. Verify, people viii have TO
use ONE other drink. unless there is more
money in the country than we wot Of, As
tor ourSrlf, we would not give Il glass OF
good milk for Il cup of the best coffee We
ever tasted, but there be n world OF folks
who imagine that headache ard all sort,
But, can we not learn to do without coffee :
The drinking of it is Il habit. just rs the
drinking Of whisky. or Use OF tobacco,
Perhaps. however. the use Of coffee IS Il {
his assertion, it is Il drink that cOmIortrtll
heart and hrlpet.l digestion. But it la, the
become i costly drink, to-hc-.urr. just
think Off. Only about two hundred years
have elapsed since the coffee terry wa,
first roasted aud Il detection II adc there
ir0in. Now, thrrc is htrdly Il civilized
family IN the world where coffee is not
rclislied. In the l7lh century the coffee
house, we are told. was II most important
place. Public opinion tuerein vented it
self. Public men tiockcd lIitlcr 10 learn
and discuss the " Macanlry says
Every cotlre-hOuSr had one or more ora
t,,s "a, ,Nl,p-n. ,l,4tnnIn ln frnNNIl lisIrn-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15
New Advertisements.

Our County Court Clerk proposes to sell
some valuable land.
p. X. Curtis Administrator. suggests the
insolvency Of the estate Of Miss Sue f.
Sharp.
Montgomery q Cadzow want all indelt-
cd to them to come forward and make pay
llent.
Lecture and entertainment at tile Court
house on Tonight and to- morrow night
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THE ASSESSORS FOR la7l.

ure, a very able address delivered before Il
convention OF the Patrons of Ilu>bandry,
at Manchester. Coffee c UNITY. on the iti'
of last month. by our learned citizen, Dr..
Jno. J. ". Payne. of E-ti!l Springs. We
shall, probably, extract from the address
next week,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

The weather tor several days has beer.
quite cImngcahl". We wUulI say As
tickle as woman's love. il the ssion
had not been worn tlrcadhare. W" will
only say / at the weather is hard TO de-
tcrmine or understand. Is much 50 ao it is
to see any fun in the tearing up OF cul-
vcrts. crossings, and wantou damage 10
property by might mruudrr> VINO tab"
advantage OF darkness in order to TO tHcir
drvilmrnt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

Every one in this section, with very
few exceptions, seems to have u bad cold,
and it is conceded by many that the dis
ease is the c~pizooty, which afflicted our
ior2cs % ftsrluily last year. lfthis be so,
W must consider onrsclf y "horSs,' and
tN1t the cpi2ooty is no respertcr Of per-
sons.
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County Court, J~-nha:S ( Quarterly
Term, 1874.
MAGISTRATES PRESENT.

IT Merritt. n X Mlriin. " NJ RusSry.
X rOaklry. + Waite, Geo Wedoingt"n.
W ID Chick. GN BowiinI, " Il A.'l"' \,
Geo l. Iutlrdgr. VIM G"r"n. J VI D"ntI,'-
son, " Tipp.. I IS Holt. j NJ Holder.
Joan ClitwuoI. DS Long. Joan r'inh"y.
~ DrlzrlI. James Sargent. \ j Hhiu-
more. .Joun Thurman. Wan Prince. JnO q
BrLzrlton, YIN sells. RA Overly. Jo."pi
roru. DC Rice. M"Cr4btrcc, j Il Oliver,
C Gilbert. ana G & Rose.
$50. w.. WILLIAMS, Judge.
GLEN. AELEDGE, Clerk.
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AI.L.OWANCES.

"'' 'N'
j Prince. s. for co-inS furnished t~o
pauprrS.
a NJ Thomas, - for collins furnished
two pauIrrS.
Minccl Cocker. 81 for coffin for paUprr.
Elizahcth BostIck. p.Ilprr, So Tor years
supported " Bowers. Receiver.
Granny Hunter. pAIp"r. so tor years
Suppurt-jnu W staples. Trustee.
Murrrli 4 Marks. %i.GJ for medical at
'."ntiUn to prisoners in jail.
! {, FRACTION. sG,2J for coal furnished
Courthouse.
H.'Stewart ShrriH, $500 tor cX-oihcid
services.
II + stewart, sheriff. $685. for sum
lroning jurors, &C.; also $3.50 balance
due ON coal.
W Bowling. $3.50 costs in State Iitiga-
ton.
CIV Bowling, " II Matlock. George p
Rutlc,igc aud W PIurker IS each cost in
case Of state vs. Martins.
I Ii Finch. - for recording report OF
County SrIOol Commissioners.
Dlrk Turner (culJ pauprr. 800 tor years
supp"rt-R J Turner, Receiver.
Aaron Handy tcol.) paupcr, $50 for
year, support-N !; Martin. Receiver.
f. B Watr. 500 cost IN prosecuting per
sons tor not working public road.
Henry singleton. - tor mahing coffin
for Henry Banks. cOlorrd pauprr.
) Smith. 50. - tor brick. lime and sand
furnished to repair county jail.
j r Vaughan. Sl2.5J for heating stove
furnished county ] ii.
Miller. So Tor making coffin for Armis-
lead l.ip-ronih. col"rrd paupcr. j )
Counts. - burial expenses OF same.
NJ Nj henderson, 81 tor blank book fur
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

\ CmANGE.-Our advertising columns
show that Mcssrs. Dillin, Winstcad Il
Nave. SO North College street. Nashville
have gone eXrlu lively into the wlrishey
trade. They have large stock ~ hand.
ard are gaining. very fts-. the patronage
of all who want good liquors. such rs
Robertson, Rye, Lincoln. and pure articles
nf iii, Einl
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IMrHovEMrHr.-Wc are pleased to note
the fact that some If the citizens OF East
Winchester are improving their side
walks. putting up rock crrbing and Filing
in with gravel. We can only wish that
Such walks were more cOmnian in our
town Mr.. Wiley 5. Embrry. who is one
Of our most philosophical citizens, is
leading off in this matter ofsidc-walk and
street improvement We wish all our cit
liens would take Il little more interest in
building good sidewalks.
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Card of Thants,

The members Of the Winchester CorneI
Band are ve,y thankful tG all who con-
tributcd means for the purchase Of musi'
l,r them. and desire to give this public
mention Of the f \
WlSC, -osyET BAND.
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ilOEsE IAW.-Our Board OF Mayor and
N|dvrHen could do good deed if they
would 1X a penalty on allowing horses
anj males 20 run at large on the streets
and on the sidewalks, breaking Gown the
rurhing and tearing up the gravel. There
IL nothing for such animals to feed on at
This season of. the year, and Why some
pnoplc persist in annoy ing their nciGhbors
by turning their horses and mules into tie
streets to tear up and disiigurs sidewalk.
j. noncthin" ofa mystery.
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This is the Short Route East,

Nni the omly direct route to the south
and S,uth east.
Passengers tor MrMiunyjlln and Man
chester. " inche~j"r and Alabama. or rnc
Jasper Branch Railroads, viii take the
5 500 A. NJ. train.
SLEEPING CARS accompany the 2:3t
+. NJ. Train to Memphis AMI 6:lj =. ~
Train 10 Chattanooga.
For Through Tickets and further inior-
nation apply ut Crty Transfer Ohicc, Max
we'll House, ard NJ Chattanooga Depot
Churci street.
JNO. W. THOMAS,
W. l.. DANLEI, Gcn'l oup't
Gen, Z. and L. Agent.
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The members OF the Winchester Cornet
1IanG--all Of whom are nice aud yirtuou5
Young geHtlcmcn-rrtnrn their thanks. III
our paper this week, to all who assisted
them Ia the purchased of nnusi,. We can
guarantee that such kindness is not waste!
when bestowed upon The clever and wor-
.hv "hcys' ~lo comVo>e this Bani. and
rIaosc skill in ma.ic i, truly wonderful.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

DIEp.-On Saturday. 81 inst. at the res
idenCc other brother. (Jndgc A. 5. Marks
near Winchester, Mrs. KATE MARKS DAVIS,
wife OF ", II. Davis
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA, 1874

DIED.-On saturday night last. 10th In
slant, nowARD PERRY NEWMAN, son OF
Mr.. 4 Mrs. II. W. Newman, and aged five
months and ten days.
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PERsoEAL-We were glad to see our Old
Clicnd, Lark Willis, Oh the streets last
Monday, looking in fuller flesh than we
ever saw him. He las had charge ior
SOME time Of the Alabnma Pcnitcntiary,
~ IT'S superintendent, and. we know,
makes an efficient officer. He and his
lady are here visiting their daughter, who
isa pupil in the Mary Sharp College.
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Cheap TarnS for Sale Eas, Terms,
Taxes axes . !

would notify the public that. owing
to i'll health and distance "f my home i'll
ihe country. it il impossible tor m" T." !"
at my 0tii T. in town ~ often rs hcrc 'afS
But in my absence W Il. Frances. JT.. l.
authorized and will receive and receipt
tor taxes. JNO. q. IAN NAH.
Dee. 2i-3w TaA Collector
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ITO THE LOVED AND LOST.
kAT:. NJ. DAVIS.
ny TOT, &, MuHRrTl,


Thou art gone from among ". dear Kate.
From the loved one that held thee sc
dear;
Thou hast gene to inherit that bright
bIcst estate,
And LETT many friends weeping here,
IT'S sad TO be called in lif''s spring time
From the bright golden day-drcams o
lie.
To see Beauty battling with stubborn
decline,
When Death cuts the chord-cnds the
strife.
Our hearts can but ache with irrcprcssi-
Die grief,
That our friend, cherished one, has
passed away;
IT'S but human to weep, but our hearts
find relief %
In the Thought that she enjoys endless
day,
And thy ronsomeG spirit is now full of
bliss,
That tar. far transccnds all enrth's fan
cipd DREAMS
Real, enduring, e~cstatic happiness,
That flows Ivy the throne in living
streams.
Rest Gu, gentle Kate, in the dark gloomy
tomb,
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Go West Through ST. Louis.

To all who are srr ing new homes in or
are arout to take Il trip to Missouri. Kan
sa>. Colorado. New MrXlc0. Nrirt'Na.
Oregon or California. Ne recommend Il
e. cap. >afe quick AM direct route 10y way
OF 81. Louis. over Tia" Mi>Symi FdC.fc
Throuh Line. II is cqnipprt With hnr
DaN tanrnp>. Bucks Reclining chair Carr.
Puilmau'> r1iare Sir"p"rs. tie famous
VI Her safety lttforu and the celebrated
Wr.linG Ou-- Nlr-hftk- and runs H."
tr ,in- from st. Loui-l' principal points in
tur W">l rdb ut chdnIe. We nrlirSr that
tao Mss urt Idc .fc IhrO@h Ltne ~ lac
hrst lraCh OF eWN read west CT The Ml~>l1-
>ippi kN rr. aud ~ Ith It's superior "quiiI-
mrnt anal u~nrltAilCl comforts for pI>.rn
gers. has Drromr tlr great popular th"r-
nuEI,tarr between the East and the est
Trains from the North. South AID Fast
connect at IT. Louis with trains OF tn"
Missouri Pacific. r. e Texan connection
of tll~ road is NOW completed. and pa.
Srn&rr> are offered Il first class all ral!
route from st. i.uui, to Texas. rttArr "r +
trr Missouri. han~as x Texas L. r. ria
Ssduiid. Grover the Atlantic K f.'isr L
Il. UjU Fihitd. For maps time tables. in
trrinati"n ~ TO rates. route, rtr,, a. Tres
+. =. Ford, General Passenger Agent. 81.
Louis, Mo ~ Questions will he cheer
tuiiy and promptly answered.
Cheap Farms for Sale Easy Terms.
The Atlantic and rac,hr Railroad Com
pny Offer. 1910 GNi ~ res Of land in ten
iral and Southw est Missouri. at ironi 81
to Si2 per acre, cn seven years time. Nitt
tree transportation frnm II. Lofts 10 all
purchasers. Climate. soil. Timber. miner
al wealth. school, ,ilur, hes and law.
ali ing society inv itr -tni@rants from all
uo;nts W this land oi fruits and tlower>.
or p.rtiruiar-, address \. Tuck. Land
commissioner st. Louis. Mo. janis
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15
DECIiERD AHEAD!
Go there tor your
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
And 20 to
ROBERT RUSSELL'S.
Go there tor your

tJ- Robert Russell sells at low prices,
to keep UP the trade.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15
1t Ransn & simmons

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'''e interest oi All c"'h "c"'e'' 10 'o'''o
over .
we hIHl nave money All ''lo'otr"
VIII l'ra"c come up IN" heIP U.s. we
cannot continue ullH'tt'r" accounts
QnlrN SAFE" ah" '''aIl P'"'i'H' '"' 'A7l''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-01-15
Religious.

METHODIST CHuRcn.-Serviccs by DR.,
Mayhem every Sunday ut IOE o'clock
preaching at Gl9 o'clock; Sunday school
at . o'clock class meetings at 8 O'Clock;
praycrmeeting every Wednesday evening
'tCl6 O'Clock. All are invited t" attend.
CHRISTIAN CnuRCH.-Prcaclling every
% Lords Day, at Dechcrd, by Roy. j. NJ.
+, SmithSon.
Cumberland Lodge 1913, n, y. M
Stated meetings on Saturday nights, on
or before the full month in each month.
". ). HOPKINS, w. NJ.
w. l.. BIcKLEY. Secretary.