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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-02
After taking Cold and threat
ened with Fever.
Bilious Headache.
From A. W. Sibley, Secretary American
Advent Mission Society,"

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan 81, 1877.
GEO PIERCE 81 CO:-Your Indian Restorative
Bitters' have been known to me from childhood,
having been used in my fathers family for twenty
Eve years.
For the last twelve years they have been my
family medicine.
l have found them an excellent remedy for
children after taking cold apdi threatened with
fever.
In such cases, after warming and swcetening
them, give recommended.
The results have been invariably all that could
desire.
In cases Of bilious headache and arrangement Of
stomach and bowels they stand first medicine
with me. A. W. SHELLEY.
Hundreds OF testimonials might be added.
Prepared and sold by
Geo. Piercs & Co., Boston, Mass.
P Box 2637.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Van Setback. Stevenson 81 Co. General Agents,
Chicago Illinois, For sale at wholesale and retail
by wholesale and retail druggists, and by dealers
in medicine. For sale in Rock Island by
JOHN BENGSTON AND IT. II. THOMAS.
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Pozzoni's preparations are standard
wherever introduced and in this vicinity
have ready sale with all the leading drug
gists and fancy dry goods dealers. The
celebrated Pozzoni Complexion Powder
lis very popular with ladies and pronoun-
ced a valuable, delicately perfumed, and
harmless cosmetic. Unlike most prepara-
tions of this class it is free from injurious
ingredients and imparts natural healthy
glow to the face, without the vulgar ex-
treme. An excellent hair dressing is found
in Chemical Balm" which prevents hair
from falling out, and accelerates its growth.
1t is an excellent scalp invigorant and
thoroughly removes dandruff. These su-
perior articles can be obtained Of any drug
gist and will be found in all cases just as
represented. A trial will convince the
most skepticai of their merits.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-02

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS VISITING New
YoRK.-One of the best kept and most
convenient Hotels for Merchants and
others to stop at when in New York is the
Grand Union Hotel, nearly opposite the
Grand Central Depot, kept on the Euro
pean plan--you therefore only pay for
what you get. Everything is first class,
and prices moderate, adapted to the string
ency of the times, You save the expense
of carriage hire, and by leaving your bag
gage check op the counter of the Hotel.
your baggage will be delivered in your
rooms, fifteens minutes after the arrival
of the cars, free of expense We advise
you to give the Grand Union trial
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A Duty to the Community.

From the well-known Evangelist, Rev.
Edwin Burnham.
NEwBURYPoRT, MASS.
GEO. PIERCE & COL regard it to be duty
which owe to you, and 70 the community, to write
q few lines in favor of your invaluable medicine,
called 'DR. PTERCE's INDIAN RESTORATIVE
BITTERs." Without fattery, remark, think it
to be the best medicine of the kind ever got up.
EDWIN BURNHAM.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-02

sGLlbrary board meeting this evening.
Council meeting next Monday even
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VIENNA, March 1.-Negotions concern
ing the conference proceed slowly, but
Austrias resolution to bring about it's
meeting is unshaken, and it will probably
meet in spite Of the present apathy Of the
powers.
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Extracts from letters received.
RHEUMATISM-Some six months could not
walk without the help of a crutch; tried physl-
clans and many kinds of advertised cures without
benefit Six bottles Of Penton's Matchless Syrup
cured me CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
permanent cure. ,
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hints "a Writers.

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Tss.,s. THAR Need .st De Endured.

PeoTle safer great deal Of pain unnecessarily
Among torlnres lhat need moi he endured are those
inflicted by the rhsun,alism and goui, since the
acrid element in the hlood which produces them
by contact with the sensitive covering Of the
cles aud joints, may l- eliminated by the NE al
that matches dspurcni Iioslelier's stomach hit
ter, beiore he inhamaiory symptoms are desel-
brod 10 amy great eHicut. When il Is considered
what eSeruciaiing tariures rheumatism inhicls,
and ~hal tendency Il has, whsn iully deSelopsd,
90 aiAHk the heart, the aisi~abiiy OF an early use
ofsaeh . reliable aniidoie lsoomes al once appa-
rent. The rhcumAiic virus j. expelled ffom the
ldood by The incrcased action at The Lidnsys-
which AL a, slralasrs-pToduesd ~ The BilleIs,
aud the sufferer ~ill lind, II he use, this ,Iprens
defensive agent, that be viii he prleclei against
return Of The asonizing complaint. Dyspepsia, L.
yer aud asas liver aud lo~rl complaints and olh-
er mslaais, are alss SuTed ny this adairahls ria-
Sdy. sii-at
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4 Narro,r Escape.

An Omaha paper says: An honest,
handwriting carpenter, whose name
il is not necessary to mention, recent
fell in love with certain woman, and
in due time proposed marriage to her,
and was accepted. lie sold some Of
his tools, and thus raised $50 or $40,
nearly all of which he gave to his in.
tended to help her purchase a wedding
outfit. He retained two dollars to
pay for the license. The wedding
was TO have taken place last evening
in the office of a Justice Of the peace
on Douglas street. The license was
procured, and the parties assembled
to have the knot tied by the j. p. Sud-
denly, it occurred to the intended
bride that she would like to have a
lady friend of hers "stand up with
her, and so she determined to 60 out
herself to lind her, and bring the Ia
dy friend back with her. After she
had been gone about an hour the
would.be bridegroom concluded that
she was going hack on him; in fact,
had gone. She has not yet returned,
and is either still looking for that la
dy friend, or else she has skipped out,
being about $50 ahead by the transsc.
ton. The carpenter did not 60 and
get drunk, commit suicide, or do any
thing of that kind, but, considering
thai the engagement Was "of," he
simply remarked that he was glad Of
it, and hoped she wouldn't come back
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TRAINS GopNG N0Hvm


TRAIN ~. h Connect. ~ Eiehmond JUNCTION
h. aud ifom nuinis between there aud Livingston,
~ stanford ulth sisrcs 10 snd nom Samrrrri III
pansille stallion With stages 10 aud irum Dsn,iile
tity; ~ Mtrhsilshure With stsres o. aud from Ter
~ willie and Narruaishurri Al Lslanon With stage.
to irons srtiRrhrld, 'amptelisviiie, Calunhia ssd
GfeenshurY ~ Lebanon Junstien With Trains
leaving ~ 80 .. n. and Ia a. ~, &c Memphis,
Montgomery, aud intermediate T-sints. ias-sngrfs
rslng ~ Isnlnis North, last. and West from Ioa.-
yilirsre tfansfsrte,i 10 Train No. ~ Irhanon
Iunctina. ffsin No. eonnsrts ~ tinrinnsti Jane.
lion With I. q. A g. u u. iar the North and Ia.t
81 l0uistillein nion lleIsni uith ~. ". aud q.
". a. o. v. Gsr tho Norih. rast. and West. sni
9Th I. ;. Nsle iinc siramer- ss cincinnati aud
the Issi.
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are ran s~s~ees s.ssissiIie aud Ns~
Oriesss. sts Nssss sss~rx. usstsstlt~
vile s.a S.i'ile Mock si.s sesvssa
Louisville aud the principal Glitter
worth. East Hwd west.
rof inlsnasiian aisui Tickets aud T,aisr.nt
nsis' 10 itarids, Arksnsis, resr, NE seuih--e.t
ani saith. s.iifrss
G. r. ATNoEr,
Zeal Pas. and Ticket Al.
I0ui-silie ~.
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We have here in Hart county,
Kentucky, a man by the name Of
William Bowman, who was thrown
away in the Appalachee Mountains,
North Carolina, when an infant, and
was found by an old bear and adopted
as a cub. At the age OF about ten
years he was captured, tied hand and
foot, and then his captors found that
he could not talk, nor could he he per-
suaded to take any food but milk,
which he sucked from a bottle. show
ing that he had lived solely by the
nursing OF the bear. Bowman is now
a farmer near Omega, and any one
doubling the truth Of this statement
can have it verified by seeing him.
Hart Co. Three Springs.
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utRkrTS


Tho merchants say that eu'lncs. !, air
Tho retail micc. nv provisions, Sc., arc A. e,l4
lowe Ncw iacon shoulders e, sides Saiec, hams iot
Isri TO- ia is'sc Wheat .choicc smhcr oei oats
COO, rye, ~ clovct srcli so. flour, common 10
hcf, 400 10 si,5o per hundred. butter N@2sc
fu- So. Brown sugars, siaci white d., i2isc
Coffee ~ r to2ic. Moa~c-, - to sioo salt. eco
Per hushcl harrct Vinegar ~. Irish potatoes
icr. Corn, 500 rcr harrcL delivered. Coal on
car, tac delivered, il'sc.
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DIR. Wilkes, in his recent work on
Physiology, remarks that, ut Is esli.
mattel that the bones of every adult
person require To he fed with lime
enough 10 make a marble maniel eve
ry eight months" II will he perceiv.
ed, therefore. that in the course of
about ten years each of us eats three
or four mantel-pieces aud a few sets
of front door steps. And in a long
life | suppose it is fair to estimate that
a healthy American could deyour the
Capitol at Washington, and perhaps
two or three medium sized marble
quarries besides. Ii is awful TO think
of the consequences If a man should
be shut of from his supply OF lime
for while and then should get loose
in a cemetery. An ordinary tomb
stone would hardly be enough for
lunch for him. = Adeler.
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fynefnn0fs.

saltcl meat --shouldcrs " coes o.. short clear
sides. - oo@i 10. nacon shoulders, rsgr q,
clear sides, eeGi.. Isrd, 7's@71.e Flour. " 10
u 90 pcr bill wheat, re,i, ~ Is to " 81 white,
81 20 10 - - Rye, eoc. Corn, Rc. Oais. a,.
Butter, i6aeie. Ew., 80. Conec. iea25t !.
Hay, o. to $40 per ton. Flower sccl. &c To = e per
H.; Timothy, u asai Is per bu. salt, per hhi
" 10. sugar, white s'.@Ioc; brown, 7@ac
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SIMPLE CURE FOR EARAcHE. Ma
n, years ago two OF my children, one
aged three, the other one year, had a
terrible attack Of earache all one day
and night. worked over the little
sufferers. doing all | could think of,
and trying remedies suggested by our
neighbors' On the second morning
of the attack lady came in aud ask.
ell me IL had tried burnt sugar,
told her no, that had not heard Of
that. She told me 10 put some live
Goals on tin plate. sprikle some
brown sugar ON them. put a funnel
over it, and then hold the child so
that the smoke could 60 into the ear.
| did so, using The remedy for both
little ones. The result was marvel
ous-the pain stopped instantly, and
soon both Of the little sufferers we're
in sound, refreshing sleep.-TM Mother,
in Exchange.
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Johnnys composition on the Sher-
III: A man wich was the sherii of a
jail his prisners KEEP gittin Out mites
an steelin hens, cos the Jail wssenl
strong enuf for TO hold EN- inside. So
the man he sed, the man did; lied
put a stop to that little game, my hsr.
teys!" and he had a other cote of paint
put on the Jail. But the arts he had
put some salt into the paint and some
COWS came along and licked the paint
oil, and then the prisners got out a
other time and steeled more hens.
Wen the sheriff he seen wot they had
done he was so angry he said; "This
amt no place for theeis, you bet; so
you fellows has got to eether behave
your sells or lite out, and rassle rouni
for your hash best way you can
Argonaut
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R,iLRoips.
TwSnFNsEp TIME
lOU|sV|llEaGT.sOUTH[RM
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS .er~o sevru.


Passenger on 7. E. ~. n n tshou tinrl =. ".
I. H. H., ~. a. N. n. " and 4. = Mail Line
Steamers connect NJ Louisville With TRAIN No.
T. TRAIN NJ. councils ~ Lebanon Junction
~ith Irsin No " for al poiuts on Knoxville aaa
ki,hmund hfanshes. frain No - conuetts ~ feh
anon junction With 1rain No fron all point. on
the Memphis aud Montgomery Lines Al leienon
With sarss ~ aud from Spri nrfeld, tanphellsviile
tulunhia aud treenshure 81 Nifchelshurr. With
stages 20 and from Ferry willie snd Hurpishurr; 81
tuyi A. stanford with staees 70 and from Somerset
% Rchmend Junction 10 and nom points between
their sud Livingston; NJ Richmond With stages 10
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Ia0ssfsffe

Bulk shoulders, gi.c; clear sidcs, - e.
Rscon. shoulders, &c; clear sides, Sc. tsrl
sc. Butter, is@27c. Egcs, e.. Conec, 10 TO
9sc. Fiour, sito ~ o rcr bhl. Clover sced ~ IS
pr hu.; Timothy. y a.; Hue GrsS, SOC. wheat
Ecl,si 10 TO q y; White, ~ " to - y. Corn.
~, Hay, 8 to 80. salt. - w. Sugar, white
e'eGio' ~ brown, s. to 90.
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tic medicine that can he employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses OF one pill dsy
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than a quarter OF century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are 80 composed that Obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or cvade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have hailled the best Of
human skill While they produce power
ful effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives and never
give pain when the bowels are not inhamed.
They reach the vital fountains OF the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing il
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither ralomcl
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant to take while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PREPARED nv
Or. J. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chessi.is.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY WHERE
\. y. stage, Agent, Stanford, Ny.
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TRAINS NORTH RorNn.

pircci Connor,ion msdc at Cincinnati 9Th IN
Eaads. North. East snd West.
EDWARD y. Wilson,
~uri ~ Transportation.
= T. ETpMON.
Master OF Trsius
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A Detroit man has opened Il penny
restauran, in a very handsomely fur
nished room, where six hundred per-
sons can be fed daily. Bread and
butter, one cent; coffee or tea. with
milk and sugar, one cent; soup of any
kind, one cent; beei, veal or mutton
stew, one cent; mush and milk, ditto;
and so OH TO the end of the bill. The
proprietor for five cents will give a
meal that would slagger any healthy
appetite, while for seven cents a repast
is furnished that in quantity would ut.
terly dismay >he most ierocious eater
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A RouGH REToRr. In the city Of
Halifax there dwelt lawyer, crafty,
subtle, and cute as a fox. An lndi.
an of the Miami tribe, named Simon,
owed him some money. The poor
red man brought the money to his
creditor and waited. expecting the
lawer to write receipt.
"What are YOU waiting @r:' said
the lawyer.
Receipt" said the Indian.
"a receipt" said the lawyer, ere
ceiptl What do you know about a
receipt? Can you understand the ma
ture of a receipt! Tell me the use Of
one and will give it to YOU"
The Indian looked st him momen,
and then said:
"S'pose maybe die; Tine 90 to ha'
ben; me find gate locked; me see the
'postle Peter; he say, Simon, what
do you WANT Me want to get in.
He say, You pay Mr.. J. dat money?
What me do? 1 hab no receipt; hal
TO hunt all ober hell to find YOU"
He got receipt.
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Tommy came home from school,
and handed to his father the teachers
report on his progress during the
month. This is very unsatisfactory,
Tom; you've very small number of
good marks; Pm not at all satisfied
with it," 81 told the teacher you
wouldn't be, but he wouldn't alter il. T"
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srpICISr.
HOW TO TELL
GENUINE :IYyuy: LIVER REGULATOR
OR MEDICINE.

LOOK for clean, neat WHITE WRAPPER With
the red syiailic letter siamTed upon II In the orm
oi ribbon gracefully curvci into the etier z, em-
hrscit the emhlems Of our trade, SIatula. Mortar
and Graduate With the wouls \. q SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR GU MEDICINE thereon;
also observe the signature II j. ". ZEIIIN a go.
in reI iuk nm the sids
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MY NEW RESIDENCE AND LOT,
A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR ALE!

orer ~ private sale ny Yarn OF 80 ACRES. w.
ing within miles of shelby tity and about I mls
nom either Sianfar and panv NE aud stan fond and
~nclhy IVY Iurnrlhe>. " sdions the lands Of Dr.
-. W tiNens and Nj, SoNell tiiyens. The land j.
IN high siae Of cultivation, and heing we'll ienced
snd waterr by Sin Neser-niling SPRING, II Is one
~ thc lest stock fernis IN the ooanty. The Dwell
tng-hou~e y comioTishlc huilling of eight roaus,
ahd the enihuildinrs arc complcie, Including two
excellent Barns.
trrsonf desirous II purchasing can sco me- On the
prrmises ~ adtirrss nae At shelby civ n,,ie
iouniy, ny
ais-f !. l. THUENoNp.
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STATIONS

40 and (l1 connect With T.. e. a.. q. n
tal Kentucky River Rfidge.
~ connect With Stsres fur iafrsishurg.
80 touncst With :. ". Hailvay nr Hafru-islisr-.
TO-, Ionncct with H. A y. sud q. :. n n.
1rtin, No. ! and No. ? stop ~ nursn ~ pinner.
TRAINS NORTH hound.
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Thank ins ut irrH,. and Ia.i r,n, l,r lasi lsyor.
We Nouli respectfully r'qu"-t cont inhanse 81 the
same, and ili all, d,>ir ~ call attrhtion Ia sar
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J. L. rARRIs. Stanford. Ky.
seufh tmrriea aud Southern Inif~d
states

ouius 10 their warm aud d,li-htmi climate,
their inhahitaut, gro~ ,lllo~ from torpid ii'rrs
Indigestion and all discuss arising from disorder
ed stomach aud no~el,. They sh"ild. 1t cour-c
at all time the liver ,ei,c, AMI 10 oar reader
~ould rccommcnI Tahlet. l@rialinc ar Vegetable
Li'ct Iouler raken In tine, gill onra ave
money aud mu,h suffering. Price la ounts ~.,li
hy Hrhou STAG
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fbf BusEene
II Ia we'll established fact. that rahlcr'. En,l %
eye Pile oaimcnt will curc. Il used according D"
directions, the .f-c''lus iigpoca.iinum, iior-c
Che,nnt, commonly known a. the BurIcyc, ha.
tccn highly estcemei iar many ycsr,, owing ,athc
fact that 1t I-'~sc>se, virtue, yng In the bitter
principle called E-culin, whi,h eau he utiliod ior
the cure Of PIcs. II affected With that terrible dis
ease, use Ruckcye Pile "intmsnt. aud h. relieved
Prize ~ cents. sold by Iohoa a Stag.
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ceffssg Names for Rad Purposes
In all the papers Of the ilashy sort,
as well a. somc that claim higher
STANDARD, may he read the advertise.
ment--"Your name neatly printed on
fifty cards for ten ccnts-postage Paid,
etc. Every printer knows that the
cost Of cards furnished, which are Of
fine board, together with the work and
postage, will cost at least ten times
ten cents. How, then, can men make
this traffic payl Il is claimed that
the list o. the names Of young lsdics
and innocent girls, as we'll as those Of
young men and boys, gathered by nd.
vertisoments Of this kind in every city
and village, and at almost every post
Office, command big price when offer
ed for sale to men who deal in litcra.
ture Of that kind, which poisons the
young mind and prepares foundation
for a blasted life. In the hands of
these soulless wrctches, the preserved
lists are an uncrring guide to the
hearthstones Of almost every family.
The cards are somewhat nice, but cir
culars offering hooks and pamphlets,
a -
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TAKE No OTHER.

Beware Of those Nho know nothing of Mcaica
Compounds, who put oui nosirums known 10 sour
and being analysed prove worthless aud only mad
to heece the puhlic, and 10 pirate the we'll earn
Cd reputation of Zslin \ Cas- medicine. Thes,
frauds hsve ~ reputation 10 Sustain snd will ehca
you for lev Pcnnys every way they can.
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R,IIeoips.
TRAINs sorrn norNn.

Mol No.a Nas
vi ~ NlAc'n fN PIT
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tude. Those who deny the power of
the Spirit, look upon such occurrences
as being either delusion or mystic
~; but candor demands that some ex.
PLANTATION should be found that will
solve the problem in more rational
manner. Whether this electric aura is
generated in the brain OF a speaker
with powerful love elements within
him, or is derived by influx from the
invisible but exhauslless source ofiOve
from the Diety, is question that !
leave others to settle. Whatever its
source may be, it is certainly an all
powerful love force. that acts with
wonderful power. When rightly I'M
derstood, the phenomina of religions
reyivals may he found 10 accord with
the highest elements ofan enlightened
mental and moral philosophy. The
love OF Christ certainly works no evil
to any one, though il may he under
a high state Of excitement.
| love noisy camp meeting, and
would go twenty miles To attend one;
aud would stand ml night as sentinel
10 project these good people in their
earnest, though boisterOus worship. l
have awfhlly baekslided since, hose joy
Gus days, not so much in spirit as in
doctrine-but | love those brave and
earnest spirits, and ! hope some day TO
ses them march through the gates of
The New Jerusalem. waving their |
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-04

The American 4g~rjculturist says of
DIR. Ledoux's report on sugar beet in
North Carolina. 1T is a valuable con-
tribution to our knowledge on an in
dustry which must ultimately become
of great Importance in every State"
-"Prof. Mangum is probably right
unless all the signs fail, and un.ess-
If we be indeed. as some think. APP
proacll the last time-all prophecy
come to nought. to Il christian an I'M
supposable contingency, the world will
o enter upon its noblest moral
cpoch."-N. {. Presbyterian.