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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
TEE FRIEND o. ALI
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Ez-ze-s Pills PURIFY tLs BLOOD azd
A. uG=t Powerfully, Jet S0o--iHsig, o1 he
LIVER. STOMACH ETDSETS al BOW =.
g5v.zz TONE. EEEEGT. sid VISOR 70 the
whole fyz-eu. Tlzy AZ E8z'e-s-ily e-lc2-
ri a. t. lI a.lzea-s t8etEzl-z. js FEMALES
Tong ox Old Sad "a . general gA}tT-T NED
ICINE, tar tie ere ot nos- eo-z7i4lz5s t1eg 1-s
zze444ll91.
LrRgzrAN- Cz-T.cE .-Sgre a. geE1i-s zZ-ess
ne =fzuz-E-e Z EzTu8cE- &zeEs fJ- EEe
T-te=1 -fz-ez- s1rEc-lst- Ezlm JslE y El4s ana
Ol---suk B1--s ~ - IaE-s- s. c=E-s, az g e1c1-
EF-There q cs-siferzoig SAVING ~ -2zl1Z 11e
sr-er .LLE-- GoLLaWkE 2 19-- -t=@ lHsA Z
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Z cURE E-2 ALL
.HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT |

Possessed c5 t1z REHEDE, EFeFy Man E4y De
"a eva D1ccur. i nap ea rZb1Sd tE1o I1S
y.rzz1- - AZ % reach any internal complaint;
bE -lese r-ssus f- cures S1res ar Ttee-z II tbs
STOMACH LIVER SPLEs- o. ofAsr
par-s. L 4 n IzfAZz1Is Remedy for BAD LEGS.
BAD BREASTS Contracted 81 SUI sa61Ez- GJL1
sHEC NATI-A Kzt a. sksu DI=eases-
LEEuZ-ATE C4ETEgx -Ec-s &re gezziZE Zz-ssz
t1@ s-gE4-zrs Z !. HAxDccE. z-suE f0E LEe
E1-le- STATES. sz-rg1zEs sAEa box % the Pllz AE1
OiaEa1srE boIEs - = eeun. 3 gsEfz- A11 s. sasa
u L1ers = sgzzsEsrzsls saving by taxing the
larger aka HoLz0wAT & Co, SsW Io<x-
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March @
Wheat-Unset.led and higher; 95 cash; g51
March; 95=s April; 995s May.
Corn-Flrm and higher; 81 cash: 3ass April /;
37sa May.
Oat.-Firm and higher; 234 cash; 2sE April;
% q May.
Kye-46K.
Barey-76GT9
Pork Heavy and lower; 80 cash; Q s. bid ApI;
o bid May.
Lard Weak and lower; 90 cash; 6715 april
Is Mas.
Whlsky-l o.
LIVE STDCE.
Hogs-R. ceipts 1900; quiet and steady q: yes
terday's prices.
CattIe-DaII; receip.s 400.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
PONDS EXTRACT
PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
TIE Universal Pain Extractor.
TTote: ASH for Ponds Extract.
Take 70 other.
sEenr, for will speak OF excellent
lirLsArra

- sEe1r, for ! will speak OF excellent
thIngs.''
POrskbsS EXTRA CE-Thc great Vegetable
t.,ar,- 1PGn.roSer: He3 been IN use over
nFoIlpt edfad7e FirtTc9 cannot re eXceled.
HlLtsiE IN. No family can afford to be
Rraisszs GoususiOus, GUS. spraIus
are relieved almost instantly by external appli.
cation. Promptly relieves p1lns Of Burns.
Seai1s, .EJcorIatIons, Chahngs,
Old S.,Tcs, fsoEls, ReIons, CornS, etc.
Arrests inflammation, reduces gWeninps, giops
bleeding, removes discolorauon and heals rap
.ADEz.S f1d It their best friend. It agsuages
he s - which they arc peculiarly SUBJ
50ct--n1t2biT fuilncss and pressure In the head,
1au-fa. Tert1Go, &c. 1t promptly aIneli0rates
ar1 ffara Gnenty heals ali Kinds Of zufam-
FsIn5ioaa an1 alterations.
sEENDfefsaIDEDS or PILES find In this
the orlg immediate relief and ultimate cure
so case however chronic or obstinate can long
Tesiet it, regular u3n.
FAas9C3S-t VEINS. 1t ig the only sure cure.
1EFDHEE DISEASES. Il has no equal for
t3L@5EDzsCS froEa any cause. For this it's
fpcetac- Il has saved hundreds Of lives
whoa 81 Other remedies failed to arrest bleed
=" l2'5 ;;1aes stomachs lungs, anu else
EC2Ezs f..E. T-aracGse, Neuralgia,
a!t- zssscamatssTn d e al alike rsIieyed and
C5t1a gr.rr3 agIf y cured.
'1-EY sCEz ~sN r. al schools Tho are acquaint-
&" Et.H s'osd-s extract OF witch EKa-
fe7S q! c='ltsaf1 anon from hundreds Of
t.f .-a E.3lY O. Thom order 10 for use in
s-sF H2a ITaali G. In addition to the fore
5'.E"- fE.<v r-grfts use for sygeIiIngs Of all
ssaITssys Sore TbFoaT, Tnfiamed
1i}Sssas simple and chronic KSiarrh9a.
st1s1FFii. (i0r which It Is sJecifcJ, hII.
slsiAs, Frosted Feet, StIngs OF In
sEees; i9cSq uiSoes, ETC., Chapped
1zand%3 race and indeed all manner Of
fkiE diseases.
FGBhEs ass RcT1pTes Soreness Rough
mess a1i sIaaFtin3: bcalsCut4. Frmpa
tic EABs ana RImp.es. HTeDi0ss inst9oYnlzs
Coma piexJ0n.
20 FAssB BEkS-pOnd's Extract. 20
btpcK BFeGIer, no Livery Man can afford To be
WITHOUT T. Il is used By all the leading Livery
Etab.e5 street Railroads ana first H0rseTnel
y -" iglk CRY. Il has 10 equal for Sprains,
I3a-a--E or Saddle Chadugs, Stiffness
Sorata5s-e, $wgiirgs C-ts, LaccratiOns, Heed.
aaE1, l5.-155CIl1, Cole. DI2rrhga, ClIills
Gods, dr. IT. range Of action IL vide AMI tha
feilt T. J4=Er 2 l. 50 prompt that Il Is Invaluable
- et1.F farm TaTd a3 weil as in every farm
asuze- Il; it Le tried once AID ron win never
= FTsfi-@ut Z.
"a Z z 80 : Ponds Extract has been in
.1-J. FL. genuine aifiC.e has the words
EEES s. GFacI blown IN each tsytfJe II h
80 ~ only persons living who
tt'F +a IT Lew 70 prepare II pFCperly. kefuse
f.s G'za- II -.1rstisE-s Of witch Hazel. This IA
t.- G-a-E -E1t i tsed by Physicians, and Ia tho
.s-z s'# q i.ls country and Europe.
HIS - = md Uses of Po "A DIS Extract.
u lEl..es form sent free On appLcation o
@.os az, EXTRACT COMPANY, "a
&,.I-sr ---H ~ ICrk.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

WAsHISGToN March 5.-The Secretary
of the Interior has decided the case of
Thomas Kemp vs. Thomas Starr involving
100 acres, which embrace considerable
portion of the ground upon which Leadvile,
Colorado, is situated. The department
holds that it is mineral land within the
meaning of the statute, aud if Starr has
complied with the meaning of the laws, be
is entitled to a patent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

Boston, March 5,-The girl found in the
trunk at Lynn has at las, been Identified as
Fannie McConologne, of Coburn. whose
family left for California, February 18th.
The girl accompanied the family Z little
way, aud returned to this vicinity The
seducer Of the girl is known under the alias
of Teddy S. Spencer, who is reported TO be
a prominent business man of Boston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

SULLIvAx. March 6.-The Boiler il
George Kep.ars saw mill. three miles
southwest Of This city. exploded yesterday
noon dem0lishi02 the nil. and machinery
jonah Bangher the had sawyer vas blown
10 atoms and fragments # t:- bo4y SCAT
tered i all directions. AbEam Rsedy aud
Albert White were severely perhaps fatally
icju-ed; cause unknown.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Addi.ional
attachments have been taken out against
G0iithaux i Co. SO that the amounts DOW
over S300.000 The difficulties
OF the firm have affected the dry goods
frms Of Kennedy, and Query i Durr, and
s. Mosgrove & Co. The attachments taken
OUT against the former house amount alto
gelher to S121, 3I9. and aqaius the latter
they aggregate $I39,585. Mosgrove &
Co. state that they have made arrange
me0ts with their creditors, By virtue OF
which they will be enabled in a few days
to go on With their business.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

CHICAGO, March 5.-The jury in the
case of John Lamb. on trial for the uur-
der Of Policeman Race, las. aaIl, after a
brief deliberstion this evening, brought in
a verdict Of guilty. and fixed the penalty
at death. George freeman his comrade 10
the affair, was the principal witness against
him
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

Wheat-spring quiet bat very fr1n; winter red
141it2c better; white &c better; No 2 red April
17L01 Il.
Rye Quiet and unchanged.
COrn-Quet; western mixed 44xI4gk
Barley-Unchanged.
Oats-QQiet.
Pork-DuIl; 10 50.
Lard Heavy; 9 IS.
Whisky-I q.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

Litaoatriptic Is the name given medl-
cine possessing superior qualities fer she
cure Of ali ki1oey diseases. Is IS Tot =
o7.ek rastrua bat a reliable remedy.
youched for By leading physicians al over
tke eountry, Wherever kuoEG Iith0B-
triptie isi1 general demand being consider
ed the best remedy Gifts class u the market
Fer sale hy the trade generally. nElaE =
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

WASHINGTON. Mar -Inlic.ti5a: ioT
t1e upper Mississippi and lover Missouri
valleys: Sigh; faa 4 temperature, clear
or fair weather. 10 the northern portions
local rains, in Missouri variable winds, ris-
Ing. followed by falling barometer
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

| WAS RESOLVED THAT IF THERE WAS
TO BE AN AUCTION OF THE CHIEF MAGIs-
TRACY OF Ny COUNTRY WOULD NOT BE
AMONG THE BIDDEBs.-Pfesident Samuel
J. TIL7en.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
Druggist and Physician.

i physician, complaining bitterly about
tui! times, went TO bis druggist to fad ont
the reason Why, 81 tais season Of the year,
bis practice vas 10; 50 extensive as form
erIy; also, to fnd out what Inducements
MS brother medicos offered 10 attract away
bis patients. He vas startled when bis
druggist answered as follows: Doctor.
coughs AID colds are very prevalent, but
every one is purchasing HALE's HONEY or
HoREHOUSD AND TAR, and RECEIVERS 50
rapidly that there Is 60 necessity for calling
10 physician. Again, the reason that Dr..
F., on til street. Is haviDg so many pa
tents is owing to the fTankGess he adopted
iB prescribing il every case Of coughs,
colds, etc.. bottle Of HALEs HONEY OF
HoREHOCyD AND TAR, anI G8dingit sue
cesstul, he has concluded il future
| that all bis patients. gEea troubled
with any disease q the lu1gs, shall imme-
/ diately commence taking HALE's HONEY
/ OF H0REHOUND AND TAR
! The druggists advice was suarpc1, AID
! the almost discouraged physician r5w is
! c0Ds!4lr11 . succosssu. practitioner. lis
claims arr bss=i ua5a the virtues & tie
medicine be adopts. which 10 q. cases j:
/ HALEs IIOSET oF H0REHlUyD AND TAR
Sod oy ali druggists. La-gs -.zs muet
tbs cheapest.
/ PiKEs T0oTHcuE DRoPs cure il On:
minute.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

IL sC0RN 10 DEFEND NJ RIGHTEOUS
TITLE BT SUCH MEANS As y ERE EMPLOYED
TO ACQUIRE 4 FLONICCs POSSESSION.
President .S1nluel j. TJidea.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
TELl.E!GR..AI!AP!E'HE3rIC. J. e 'HE3rIC
[zeIsgrapAed tOths RoekZ.Eand Argue. !

L WOULD sCoRN AND CONDEMN MY
RIGHTEOUS TITLE IF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY HAD SECURED MY SEAT Ry
FRAUD. "-President aS1mauel j. TiZden.
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a WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
WIZARD OIL.
A Lady who was confined to her
Bed and could not Move for
Seven Weeks without As.
sistance got out Of Bed
in few hours after
commencing to use
Wizard Oil.

The large Daza5ev q remarkable czres which
have beez performed through the i1ssraasn;ality
o! tsl- grea: remedy srs unparalleled Il the
history q Estzc5Ie. HUNDREDS OF SUP
POSED CgTPPLEs ECE LIFE. AID suGerers
who 6aTe lapgzished 9pon beds Of sickness,
recssT.Hg 70 I'd from pEFsicizEz, festi!y 70 ifs
wordsrs-l Aesli1g properties.
The following, from . ElsTcha1. & TAorAt0En,
Id + specimen o. ns-y Hundreds 1Eica have
bseH reces7s1 b. 9. and are 81 G.e n oar Office:
GzxTLzHZy ~ ysars ags II z3tz has he
khv1Els.!sL1. G1< for :1oLss Sc cga.G hardy yzr
o2e .0gE bsfers she o-1sE- FOr sessT seek So
szzs eCIEazc f.ar BED I'D cg1l1 EgE E-gvs With
ozE zzz sane I. seemed death % 1sF Nasz s5s
sss moved BAT tks EzO=t sziEfa4 paysic5znF Il
t1ss sscttga stEuGs1z' EsE- EllEozc B@zsSting heg
IL TIE lazrs- ~ toa- waiIe v1sl-a2z LAiayetts,
szv orc Il ygzr zITg-TAsiLS wsEJ1s. AID coming
ssJEas i1z1c@a - 20 tFF t1@ wizard Oil We cf6
20, s-d- rzz1<.Ez5s Eass ststsEleEs nay sssEa.
she ~ ct q bet = fssF hgzrs After ae con-
-3sEcs6 ring 8. Enc y cg1ti1EgGZ i7s zss wa
entirely czrs1 4 fsw esys. Thls wzs eight year.
ago sEz sGs &ss Bas Azd sFE. ysEa ef tAs ctssaze
si2cs Gratefully yoare. -
J. z. DOvELEgs,
ErG
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$40, $3.50, $500 OR MORE
Twsrty-Elghth Year.

-lvr<-ED N STOCKS frequently yield from
= cent p-oat Stocks carried on mar
~ q, , ',S - .~e- ra-, Il desired. Send for our
g.-gs.zr.r p1 ~ ior speculation in Wall Street,
NA.'-1 1.Sc-'-f.sy1I than sny heretofore pursued.
T.---ss. explaining How 10 make money IN
.h.--- -. - nailed free Those who wish 10
-. ..,,--- - Is-.g operations through 3 care
q --- ~ PECK < MORTON,
. .--... .... NEW YORK.
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Final Settlement. =

ESTATE OF WILLIAM sHgARER, Deceased
I P1LllS notice "a hereby given ILat the under
sl-ned. FysECi= Il Silner. Administrator. ds boHis
ECa- o. the estate O. william Sbea=er, deceased.
has tLl= day fled he aLgl report sEca AGuintz-
trat1r = tae County G0Irr II Rock bland County.
Ili1Cis, and viii attend before the said Coar-. -
the County CoHrt room n kock Island. On the
:%eEti=sL tzJtaJ tsy Of March. I57s. uext for t..
P1-pI-e oE making 91zl settlement et sad 81 ats
e. 1FE5ch s5le and place he will sax for az order
sgg-Jyi1g hi sccOaCt- E-d xl sl.o zsk 20 - dis
caarZed. Al rsrsoss Interested are notified 20
attend
Rock Island. H., Marc Q. 1872.
FRASCIS 4. sTEEET.
AGuinis.rsto-. de toais aob.
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Printing. Binding and Blank-Book werk
sreeszstTes - THz ARgTs OFFICE No
rains wiIE be spared TO please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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ETzkgp O. EzVE2 EaLs.

I: not ozly sIlsys Inflammation, and STOPS TIE
Most EZCECCIATISG PAINS, bzE it performs
"a a. s-f p@-Dz1szt ezrs.- L is szse AID szEe
3oes !ts zo;z q-teEl7 ard sgeetzsIly. zza = !zss
The article aee1e2 n every fzzEy.
WsoLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kas., March 6.-The situation
of (. l., Smith, manager OF ". L. T. Co,
Of this city, who is confined in the capitol
to remain there until the adjournment of
the legislature. unless he gives to the in
vestigating committee the kilograms sen,
from and received at his Office in regard to
the late senatorial election, remains uu-
changed Mr. Smith is still firm in bis
resolve to hold inviolate the messages
which are intrusted to him, and which he
considers as sacred. He is banished from
the floor Of either branch of the legisla-
ture and coBfaei to a certain f0or OF the
state house, but practically he is as much
at liberty as any of tie clerks. He sleeps
there accompanied by the assistant SER
geaut-at-arms; he is allowed to 60 down
town when necessary and is in the house
and senate whenever lie pleases.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

4 WOULD sCORS AND C0SDEIS NJ
''aIGaTEoUs TILE II The DEMOCRATIC
PARTY HAD SECURED NJ SEAT BY
FRAUD. "-PFesident SInassI j. Tideu.
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Ei1wauhee Maxketa

A'LwACEEE- March 9
Whest-53GlHc higher; hard @; No I, ! g
No , @5 cash 955l Aprli; s9fs MAY; No ?, g.
Coru-A.
OATS
Ryc-455z.
B2ricy-13.
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AlN " yss4 - Q SLass-SAl
/ AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS ~
/ Court House. J-o. 7. Ke1wo--A! ,Jss. N. Boards.
l1-as- Swsf
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BLANC ILLUSION
To2 TIE c-EPL-Z-c.-.

i recozzs n1as a. Heeesasry aecozzy q yueE: o
every --cF tD-sE
1T il~zrts tsa EE-urat szoo7EEszs zEd fe tcEcy Of
! yoE.a 70 fh= crr57ssx}yr- E5- zlgEe gEs-cur1Bg
a. 6e1-a--az- 9z- EtT.z- t5zs aLc vitality % the
ts1tar- q re sz.r. / emo: be cls=zeG among
eEal8zET LIZ y At-a= face psE5s-z, ba- $ pre-
zgsr VIII view - meet tze Epec54f Ean-z q tse
nozE Ee15ed ard fszs5ci8ns Iz1y &DtzIIg enters
Ito is c1 posi- tgn bEt the Eozt z--icfGg DEre IL
s-sdleut=, s0d e. Gf harmless EztEye. Thsse -
c1ll&rs+zez hsve sL=4re1 for tt ths patEal4ge Ct
ladies' = t1e Az@1s- -aE.az Ct-1s4.- z5 =: y-zFz
have zs@1 T. eLcIls4vslr. b. lsz egEs TEen 20 cas-
sp-ts tie c-e.z1lce agziEzt tss Of articles 20
enhance female bSzztv-
L : PCT p 4 EzE1-aEze metal boxes, = leli-
C5olsag Ee-f--szG, sd retss.s a. - ee1Es-
HENRY TETLOW,
.so=. ~ AID IL Arch Street, -PHILA DsLPTzTA
Fs- sels u IoaE BEEEsToE. Raek Islana
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. II CORRETT.

ATTORNEY At LAW. SOLICITOR IN CHAN
n crry ard n SotAry Pa6lc. Abstracts, Los1s and
Co--ecSs. O51Ce 21d Avenue, 3rd c0cr e2st OF
BeugstJn's Drug Store, Rock Island, Ils.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06


French occupation of Rhodes is contra
dicted.
AUSTRIA
PEsTH, March 6.-The Thesis river ia
still rising and 100000 acres Of land have
been submerged. Many dams are bursted.
ENGLAND
LONDON, March 6.-The list of cardi.
mails to be created at the next consistorv
includes DR.. Hergenroctker, professor Of
ecclesiastical history at Warsburg. DR..
Newman, archbishop of Toulouse, bishop
Of Poictirs, Papal Nuncios at Paris aud
Lisbon, and some Italian prelates.
The news papers urge the recall Of Lord
Chelmsford, commanding the forces in
Zulu land. The central government of
Nilayet of the Greek archipelago has been
transferred from Rhodes to Reio.
Bullion 10 the bank of England increas
ed s474, 900; the proportion of reserve to
liability is 47.7-I6 per cent.
Saulhern, Guilty & Co. merchants,
failed; liabilities estimated e65,000.
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Io-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PARIS, March 6.-The report of tht
French occupation of Rhodes is contra
dicted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06

PikEs TO0THCuE DRoPs cure 10 one
minute.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SWEENEY, JACKSON & WALKER

ATTORNEYS AND COCSSELLORS At LAW
y O1ss-B.EEs:ol' Bloes, Eask Ls-aE9. IL
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HIDES.
80 49, . .
m aged scored or grubby y price.
Eew z 0rk Market.

NEW YORK, March 6.
FINANCIAL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26
JENNYLINDIN OLDAGE.
A Visit to the Once Sweet Sing
er, at Home i'm England.

From London Letter; to Philadelphia Telegraph.
And before / quit the theme OF song
and of singers, let me mention glimpse
that / caught before leaving London OF
the celebrities of the past. On leaving
the home OF Nine. Albani | crossed the
street to look at the dwelling of Jenny
Lind. The house stands back from the
street, and q garden that must in sum-
mer be & very bouquet Of flowers and
yerdure, extends in front of it. a bust
of the great singer, life sized and in mar
BILE, stands in the large bay window
that fronts the garden. And beside the
bust sat an elderly ady in white mob
cap and white CASHMERE shawl, engaged
in partaking of the afternoon cup OF tea
that forms so prominent a feature IN
English social life. She was talking to
some one in the room, and as she turn
ed 10 the window l saw again the face
that / had last looked upon, crowned
with roses and lighted with inspiration,
on the stage of Tripler Hall twenty
eight long years ago. Under the dis
figuring cap, the fair hair, now plenti-
fully streaked with gray, was seen rolled
back in precisely the same fashion as
that which set all the girls in America
to twisting back their tresses in those
by-gone years. In other respects Jen-
ny Lind has greatly changed. Few
could have recognized in the pale, worn
hneaments OF the elderly lady the well
nigh angelic countenance of thegreatest
singer Of our day and generation. |
permitted myself but one glance, not
wishing to violate even by look the
sanctitv OF that tranquil home. | am
told that Madame Lind-Goldschmidt, as
she STYLES herself, is very eccentric and
peculiar. She still interests herself IN
music, the leader of the Bach choir, a
private association, to which some OF
the first ladies of London belong; and
so severe is she in her requirements,
and so strict in demanding their fulfill
ment, that the highbOrn pupils are often
tempted TO rebel. Her eldest daughter had
an extremely pleasant voice, and 1t is said
that Jenny Lind for time cherished
the hope of seeing her own artistic
glOries revived in the person OF her
child. But, unfortunately, the young
lady had neither inherited her mothers
genius nor her ardent passion for art
She was indolent and would not study,
so that hope is at an end. Probably 1t
is as well. From all that could hear, it
appeared that her voice was in nowise
one of exceptional power or beauty.
And to have been the daughter OF Jenny
Lind and to achieve only moderate
success would have been a result by no
means enviable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26
A Mastery Stroke of Genius.

Detroit Free Press.
The other day muscular young fell
low, having an odor OF the stables about
him, entered Detroit photographer s
establishment and explained that he
would like 10 have about one photo
graph taken, but on learning the price
he concluded to invest in a tin-type.
After taking his seat in the chair he
shut up one eye, drew his mouth
around one side, stuck up his nose and
patiently waited for the operator,
whose establishment caused him to ex-
claim:
Good gracious! but you don't want
TO look that way to get a picture.
Nobody will know you from Sitting
Bull"
"You 90 ahead" was the reply.
"Do YOU want me to take such a phiz
as that?'
Il do
The artist took it. 1t beat Sol Smith
Russell all to pieces and was highly
satisfactory to the sitter, who paid for 1t
and said:
you see, I had a sort of object in
this. Come here from Allegan county
six months ago-cngaged to a gal out
tbcre-iound a cal here like better
cot To sever old ties-see?'
But what has that picture got to do
with old ties?" asked the artist.
"Iots-heapS! I've writ to her that
I was blode up here on boat and dis
figrered for life. She's awful proud.
When she gifts this and sees how that
explosion wrecked me, she'll hunt an
other lover quicker'n wink-see? How
do Won like the plot? Just case on this
picture once and tell me that Mary Ann
won't send back my loye-letters by
first train
He posted the picture. The letter
was brief, but il explained all. 1t said;
,.NIy Ever Dear CURL incloze my
piciture that You may see how otful bad
/ was hurt, tho know you will luv me
lust the same -.
Ever see that game worked atore?'
he asked Of the artist as he licked the
stamp on the letter.
'No-never did"
"'Course YOU never did. It's mine.
II struck me the other day while was
rreasin' a wagon, and / think it's boss.
BIode up-see? Dis fggered for life
see? Picture right here to prove IT and
she'll write back that she has AZ last
concluded to yield to her parents wishes
and marry young man out there who
owns eleven steers, a hundred sheep
and an eighty-acre lot"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-26
A Thought on Future Retribution.

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button, certain it is that nature is an UNI
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Jury of violating the conditions ofhealth,
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eating, excuses of all kinds, are follow
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