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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-04
CHARLES vANGREN.

e Charles Vangren has been heard from.
His sister, Mrs. John Gustus of this city,
received letter from him yesterday stat
ing that he was at Fort Madison, Iowa, and
that he was feeling unwell. He said that
he was looking for work. The young man
had just resigned a position with Chica-
go fish house where he was getting a good
round salary, and now he is looking for
work. In his letter he makes no explana-
tions whatever as to his actions giving no
reason why he deserted. Miss Kohler.
He simply informs his parents that he WAS
alive and well, and that he wanted Miss
Kohler to forgive him; but at the same
time gives no reasons for SO shamefully
deserving her. Now all the speculations
that have been INDUCED in are put at rest
Charlie Vangren is alive and well. and not
insane, nor has he committed suicide Why
he deserted his intended bride on their
wedding morn IS apparently as much of a
mystery as before s.A.
Miss Kohler has the sympathy of all in
her hour of affecting circumstances, and
she should have no reasons to grieve for her
deserving lover
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-04
PIERsi
PILTsn
sass Cure Pound at Last. NO one veed
Fa Suffer

+ .sF8 Suffer
A sire cure for the Blind. Bleeding.
| itrrsi e and liberated Piles has been
discovered BY DR.. Williams ian Indian
reInesiy), called DIR. Williams Indian
pOlnIneAt. A single box has cured
the~wbs chronic cases of rs and 80
years standing. No one need suffer
i've sslinates after applying this won
uersnt soothing medicine. Lotions,
/ Instruments and Electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
aissorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after
getting warm in bed). acts as a poul-
toe; gives instant and painless relief.
ana is prepared only for Piles, itching
o fae private parts, and nothing else.
! Read what the Hon. J. M. Coffin
berry, of Cleveland, says about DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: 1
have used scores of pile cures. and it
affords me pleasure to say that l have
never found any thing which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price 81 90.
~ s. F. Henry & Co.. Props,
se Cleveland, Ohio
For sale by McCabe & Wheaton. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-04

church some time next week The enter
tainment viii be novel one. This part of
it will be under the supervision of Mrs.
Charles Deere. - .8 ESss
The new Opera house is to have a brick
front Geo. Wagner never does. anything
by halves, and Moline claims him as u cit
izen anyway, as he started Ia business here
when he first came to this locality. #sa i
The ARGUS has come to Moline to stay,
and it is hoped that the citizens viii rec
ognize that fact by, subscribing for. it. all
the news obtainable will be furnished, and
a good paper is assured; try it! -. s..
Our citizens will remember Pascal Ball,
who until recently has made Moline his
home for the last twenty years. Two
years ago he went to- Kansas with his
family and bought farm. Yesterday
Lorenzo Wheelock received dispatch
saying that Mr.. Ball died on Tuesday
morning. The dispatch did moi state the.
cause of his death
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-04
NOT TRUE.

The item in the DispatcA last evening
concerning Frank HARDWOOD, is a base and
malicious falsehood. If the parties who
instigated it want proof they can have it.
Mr.. HARDWOOD did not telephone the Thor
rible accident 20 the Democrat, as statedbY
the reporter of the Dispatch. and if proof
is wanted it will be forthcoming.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

All lis life he had toilsd and saved
and scrancd and upllcd every string
that had q dollar If the end Of It. And
now all h,s hard. earned wealth was gone.
md 4 ornat hatafrl interest eating mort
gage spreads lis black wings over alI he
owned and loved on earth. He shraak
into q chair. and. folding his arms upon
Che tabl, in front O. him bowed his gray
head u,,oa them ard proaued crea.
proans from Grosug;lls. Groan county.
HIS heart -e.meti breaking.
DID yo, MORTGAGE The farm o. asked
his wife auxioasly. stealing softly 10 his
sid.
ayes" he erowle,l. "both farms.
ana sold the woo? lot over on Biz
Island
ss4nj did Won have IN n,ortrage the
town horse too9" she aska5 with 1u,y.
er;;na tin. and olist.nino ewes.
ooh YES, said the man in hollow
tones ..oh. yes and sold all my stock
IN the North nm ana l,vpothacated what
bsd n the Sixth Street bridge"
"Ana wa. it enough ?" she asked.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

The dogs brain is.no 'arger than that
Of sheep, and is smstlior than the ox's
In the elephant vs. find that organ
weighing three times as much as in man.
The Nhale sud other e, b., &c, have brains
superior TO that Of man. When tho
weight Of the encel halon is compared
with that of the body, we fad taat in
man it is relatively SMALLER thpn III sey-
eral species &C monkey, (the ousistiti
Ion eAanIp q, the sparrow, the tom lit
and the canary. The 4 3 has also reia-
lively less tlan the bat, The horse than
the rabbit Ii tie Recommendations or
varied and Irregular folds ..otieea GA the
BRAN OF CERTAIN amin Is e, rs some
authors consider them, egi, aces Of su-
perior.ty, it viii Ae found ti4Jt the ass
has fully AS many, aud the el, ant more
than man. il is generally adl4.,,-d that
man whose brain w il his less than | 600
g'ams is necessarily depl ivea Of lntai:i-
gance. Psychologists are not, as yet,
agreed on the question as to the age
when the brain attains it max mann
weight. and as 10 whether there exists
such period DIS that when that organ
decreases VI atropiies. According 10
Sir. Gratiolet "the brain grows CON
stant'y, at least among the Caucasian
races, from carly childhood to d4criped
old age IL is said that CromweIi's
brain weighed 2.23S grams that Of
Lord Byron, 2,228, that OF Guvier,
l649 but these figures, which are not
iAconteslble, prove nothing. Raphael,
Des,,artes, Nottairo, Napoleon. Sahil,er,
and many Other illust1ious men had small
heads, and thelr brains could hardly
have greatly exceeded the average
weight, which varies from 1923 to
,444 grams.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
IRON sHu1YEis CoSDEaNED.

During the examination, of Mr.. Ester
brock, Superintendent of Buildings, by
the Coroner's jury impaneled to fix tas
responsibility for the loss of lie at a lire
in New York. he said that there ought
not to be ali iron shutter PERMITTED on
any building in the city. lie stated that
the effect Of iron shutters was 10 cpntjae
fire within building, preventing the
firemen from gaming access thereto,
until Ii became o raging furnace within,
resulting in fire that could hot be .soa-
treiled. bis is Also tue e1perience Ct
all veteran frenien, and they ara miami
mously of the Opinion t1at igon shutters
have caused greater losses than they
ever prevented We have. says the
Ejyentan's Jon3q,o2, frequently given
expression to tins Cp!IIi"n in these col
nmns, and axe glad 10 have the fact so
alphabetically repeated ny SO good an
authority as Mir Eatcri3rook. He sug-
gests that they might he OF service in
narrow streets ~ protecting a building
from fire raging On the opposite 81 10
OF the street, but when employed for
this purpose they should be left open
haiitual y, aud only oios' d when danger
is imminent a far better protection,
however, is a solid shutter made Of wood
and iined on both siios With tin. 1t
would resist Gre longer than rou, and
will not break or shrink away from It's
position and give access to the flames.
The sooner iron shutters are Adolf h. i
the hettsr it vail be for prs pefsy owners.
and the more effectively VIII the fremen
be enabled to do their work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

A Chicago mar, who lives on the top
fiat, came wandering home and found he
had forgotten his night. key. Howiing
through the tube to his Tat be de.
mandtd, III what he assumed to be q
disguised tone: els Mrs. Jones
there ?"
Yes" she replied.
as Mr. Jones there ?" asked the hus-
band.
" 1t isn't tine for him yet," renlied
Mrs. Jones. lie doesn't generally
come home till daslightl"
"fhe deyi! he don't muttered Jones.
81 say" he continued aloud, liant
come up aud wait for him ?'
Not tonight; some other night.
There's some one here now who has been
weisiag for him since dark /"
"Great S,,ott r. muttered Jones,
Elancing at his watch, aud it is now 4
o'clock Look here! doa't care any,
thing about ,Eonas want to see the man
WHO is WAITING i"
That's just the way | feel about it, -
replied Mrs. Jones, swaetly. "Now go
away Ike good man, oud don't disturb
me "
Ia Gu Jones began to hammer on the
door and howl, unsil one of the neigh
bors came down and hauled him in by
the coilar
Where's that man?' he demanded OF
his wife. Where's thst man who was
waiting for me =
"W hat MANI" asked Mrs, Jones,
rubbing her eyes aud looking up inno-
cerdy. 81 said there was SONS one
waiting for you, aud It's me, and ii you
think lin not enough, you want TO stand
around there inst u few minutes longer
by the watch "
And Jones blessed God that il was not
So and rent his garments from his sys-
tenn, and landed himself into bed, say
ing ''Tbe wise man hath s:oward
tongue, bat joaeseth goes no more unto
the walking match without his night
key"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
Io.GEHtTr Nv EuHnrr.

M. De Soiasiile aualyZ yes Ill the Rev'te
.Srfcmftt'y"e tae results Of recent Euro
l,ean crs.-n~es ly eges. and the register
CT deaths also by ages. If we strike q
mean of thc census from 1869 to 1872 we
find that Europe exclusive of Russia,
Turkey and some small southern statesl
possessed IN leo a mean population Oh
2A2, $50, 375, classea rs follows from the
point OF view Of advanced age l7,3l3,.
7l5 Of more then 60 years, 1889 OF
more titan 90, and 3. i09 of more than
100 years---i. e., ! inhabitant IN IL OF
more than 60. | in 2 6G9 OF more than
81, aud / III @, E03 Of more than loo.
Women, NJ. Soiayilio liods, are more
n,unerons IN extreme old age than men
md tho difference increases with the age.
Tins at 60 years the advantage IS with
the women in the proportion OF per
cent, at 90 and above it rises to 10, and
with centeparisns to SO per l0o. IL is III
France that we find the greatest relative
number of inhabitants at the age OF 6O
and upward; but it is not so fer cen
tenarians, OF viii ID France has less than
all the other states OF Europe except
Belgium, Denmark aid Switzerland.
From a calculation OF deaths by ages
the result is reached that, to the total
deaths, those at the age OF 30 and up
ward bore the following proportions u
the countries named, and arr4!.ged &C
cording to the decreasing order OF IN
pcrtance: Great Britain, 9.73; SWe
den, 7.39 France. 6.5S; Beiglum, o.of
Switz ,rIauf, 600; Holland, 4.47; Italy
3.76; Bavaria, g. AZ; Prussia, 5. % Aus
tria, Eel. THE result is in accordance
/ with wila. we know OF the mean age Q
the deceased IL the sa.a5 countries
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

Mr.. Cogcoran is the only Washington
OF great s,at>smen at The right time and
in an imperial way. After Mr.. Webster
had delivered his famous TIN of March
speech, which provoked from Whittier
bis equally famous pc M "lchabod. y
Mir. Corcoran inclose(l to Mrs Webster
her husbands note for SO 800, loaned
to him 10y Mr. Co.corsn. Webster met
Mr.. CJrcurau at al entertainment That
evening, and, erssping his hand, said /:
"That WIS prlnroly action Of yonrs.
Mr.. Corcorau. Mr.. Corcoran still pre-
serves tlle beautiful letter Of thanks
written by Webster.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

Fen q Northern c..a44,4t3 . nat fellows
is very strong: The editor # the
Tilsonburg (Ontario) Lt5erat was mar
ried last week. This week tie writes as
follows: 'Oi all The joys YOU ,hsaied to
man in LIES tampestaons whiri, there IS
nothing that approaches So isaar heaven
as company with girl~--a rosy. laugh
ing, buEom girl a trank, good natured.
honest girl feeling, flirting, daslsing,
doting. smiling, smacking, jolly, Joking,
jannty, joy,ai, poser.pnking, dear little
duel, Of girl; the funniest, fashiest,
frankest, iairest, ronndest, ripest,
roguishest, rarest, spiciest, squirsniest,
squarest, best OF girls. with droop'ns
lashes half eoncaailng amofous flashes
with rosy cheeks and clustering curls,
the sweetest and the best of girls. He's
got the honeymoon protty bad, That 9
certain
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
TIE COST orr EUHGpe4E GorERN-
NfA3S.

TIRE COST or EUhop34N GoFERN~
MfS3s.
a British Parliamentary report gives
comparative statement of the revenues
If several European states, from which
il appears that Austria (aot including
! Hungary has direct taxes OF 81, TO-. 553,
indirect onss of G2l 406. 97s, and mis-
celanepus ones If 81 726, i47, or total
tax Of E33. 1875 go (a5ou. Sl67. 40. Soy
for population Of ~, 1884 souls,
which Is more than ~ Cor each, man wo-
man OF child, Hnp8srians are somewhat
better of, The total taxes being al9,-
$50, 263 (about 800, S26. 0l0) and the
population 1868, 12o--say $500 PER
person. BIT the Altstsians and Hungar-
( iaasare iaxea niue h less heavily dian their
/ neighhors IN Prussia, where tine total IL
| ESQ, III s75, and the population 1851,
| 0GT--vrhowing an average Of about $40
/ per person. The Trench are still worse
! of. The totals for them are Gl0T, 313 :
/ 975 OF taxes and 36,905, 7S5 of popuia-
ton, or about SIS tax per head This
the people OF Belgium, y neutral COM
! try, free from wars and Nihilism, nearly
equals, their showing being, taxes El4,-
GIL ,5e2, and the population $40, $50.
Better OF than any ofrheae people are tho
Knssians--or apparently SO. one should
say, for the burden OF tax lies not 80
much in the amount Of it as in the III
ability to pay il. The Russians pay
EGO, 362,T31 in taxes, several millions
more. that is, than the Austria hungary
people, or the Germans or Poles q
Prussia, but ihoy outnnnber theirneigh-
bors by by tens If niiilions---the Prnssi ,ns
by $4,000 600, the Austria Hungary
races BY sa,oao,o00- For these $780,
900, 900 Of Russian taxes there are r.
49,, 600 people among 1hoia e divide
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

4 THffIEiSG tAEiDEAf ieEf.sLEEB.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Nc aer, who died at her
home in Wytheviie, Va. not long ago.
was The reiict Of Col. Piper, who gained
national fame through his perilons feat
Of climbing the Natural bridge III Rock
bridge county, While o student at WASH
ington College (now Washington and
lee University. During the summer
OF 1918 he and three other students OBJ
tanned permission Of the President to
spend day from the college. and they
went (atout twelve miles, to the bridge.
As soon IS they arrived, in youthful glee
they commenced the ascent of the pre-
cipitous side OF the bridge, and cut
figures end names upon the stone.
Youag Piper espied the name of WASH
ington standing above the thousands OF
others, and started upward to write his
name above that ,f the first President.
He made laborious ascent, aud in
ssribed his name fifty feet above that OF
Washington, and continued upward,
cutting his foothoids with his knife. IN
til ne stood ITO feet above his terrified
companions, whose entreaties for his
return had become more and more
difficult for him to hear. From this
point he turned for the first time and
looked downward, 70 see that return Was
impossible. and the advance Was almozi
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
gi,,;ttag.

Some time ago 4 boy was discovered
In tie street. evidently bright aud intel
hgen,t, hut SEX. B man who hal feel
ings Of Kindness strongly developed
went TO ask hin what he was doing
there.
Waiting for God to come to me, he
said.
"What do you mean?" sail the ger
tlemau, touched by the pathetic tone of
the answer AMI the condition Of the boy,
in whose lace lie saw the evidence of
fever.
God sent for nay father and little
brother, sand lac, land took them away
up to His home in the say, aud mother
tod me when she WAS SICK that God
won take cara Of me. have nobody
to give me anything, and so I came ont
here, and have been looking so long in
lie SKY for God to come ani take care Of
me, rs mother said he would. lie will
come, won't he? Mother never told a
liz.
eyes. my lad" said the gentleman,
overcome wit emotion, " lie has sent
me to take care of you.
You should have seen bis eyes fiasl,
aud the smile Il triumph break over bis
face as he said, "Molner never told a
lie, SIR; bat you have boon SO long on
the way J
Y hat lesson Of trust and how this
incident shows tie effect Of never lie.
ceiving children with idle tales Tr,ts.
aud wait, and YOU wall not be disap.
pointed. - IiS;tr
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
aETT1sa usEo 70 9r TX DEGREES.

Somewhere about here, writes Sou b.
ern correspondent, i.es a small farm n
of such social habits that his coming
/ home intoxicated was once no unusual
thing. His wife urged him in yaiu to
sign the pledge,
Why, you see" he would say. "Ili
Sign it alter While, but don't like to
break right off all at once--it aiB't Whole
some. lhe best way IS to SET used to a
thug by degrees, YOU know"
Very wei. old man. his helpmate
would rojoin; "soe nos il you don't TALL
into q hole Que of these days, wis re you
can't take care Of yourself, and nobody
near to help you out
Sure euousa, rs if to verify the proph-
ecy, as be returned home drunk one day,
he fell into shallow veil, aud, after a
deal of useless seramltling, he shouted
for the eight Of his eyes to come and
help him out.
Didn't tell you so p said she, good
soHl, showing her cap iflli over t,ie edge
Of the parapet; "yoG'ge got into hole
AT last, and it's only lucky I'm in hear
ing, or you IL o nave drowned. Well. >
she continued, alter a pause, letting
down the bucket, "takc hold
And ne came up, higher at each turn
OF the windiass, uatil the old latly 3 grasp
Slipped from the handle, down he went
to the bottom again. This, occurring
more than once, made the temporary
occupant of the well suspicious.
''Look here, he screamed, iii fury,
at The last splash, "you're DONG that on
| purpo Ell know Tou are +
"Weli, now, | am, responded his old
J woman, tranquil lily. whise winding him
! mp once more. DO you not remember
telling nae that us best TO get used to a
thing by degrees I'ia afraid ii bring
you right ~ OF suflien, you wouiin't
find it wholesome.
! The oil fellow could not hep chuck
ling .. tic application of his OVID priTai.
pie, an9 protested that he would sign
the pledge on the instant If she would
lit him fairy ont This xae did, and
packed him off 10 sign the pledge, wet
! rs lac was.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20

Impossible, since the knife that had
CARED him SO far was worn nearly to
the handle. Each moment was on,' OF
intense suspense to his companions, who
from below watched tor, aud expected
his destruction ut any time. Painfully
ha worked uo few feet higher, until
the knife was useless, and ho hung
seemingly upon the Use of the prec'pice.
Eli shat posifics, between hope and fear,
he lived what seemed years, nnti rescue
cautc in The shape OF q ip.so, and he was
drswn up to the top of the bridge. where
LIE tainted from exhaustion, .Aeaan-
do0h Hero5l.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
CROMWELL AND CIf.IRIEs r.

On the night after the beheading Of
Charles l., Lord southampton and a
friend obtained leave 10 watch the re-
mains. As they we're sitting in melat~
choly silence, about early morning. they
heard the tread Of some one coming
slowly up the Stairs. Presently the
door opened, and a rnsn, with his head
shrouded in his cloak, approached the
cofha; lifted the lid with his drawn
sword, saying "Creiel necessity T. and
then lie turned Away They who knew
hi,n said the step and gail we're tsloso Of
fsras1,,gtIi
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
s,s.Es ssy,ros.ss4s.gE

Is Che most soothing and healing
external rcipstiY oger discovered.
Il immediately rsliAves ifse pain Of
scaitis ard burns, md rig c,sls 10
so3-f c.f@ vaStosts o sasi3, 4 assis}ls
heals cuts and xoaads, thoroughly
clf.a,saes and heals MI sores, and il L
| positive cure for piles, fever-svrcs,
ulcers, chaps, chafes poisons, chit
blains, scalsi head. tetter, ertiptioas,
and ali itching AID irritating diseas-
d Of the skin aud scalp. Il il ta,e
best sa've for fafaily use, and is q
household saurite wherever known.
suaall boxes, ~ cents; large boxes
rs eelata.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-09-20
OTR JEFENILES.


LITTLE Joe.
We had planned scine &. eat surprises,
gl aud T.
As the ttsrfa day Of .pftl
Gil eli b..
VT had fashioned qusint May-baske.s,
@ eat aud small,
And with trow; nuts from the garnet,
II. ed hem al.
But The secret hat was greatest,
~ one k.er,
Save tl,s ur h the garrett
/ and Hush.
Down The a e, q quaint old cottage
St''"h ache,
just trym,d 5nr or hard's ciulnbiug
Wall ct stole.
Here lt,.d oae or, sad-esed romsn
A hoy by;
IL tiiei. haInu tntre never entered
snla et Icy
ice, the ehia, ha never joined ua
IL 5ur plays; ~
We anios fefg,al hifn ieisig
Tio.e briBhs days.
No one u t cesi hi}n-poor bsbyi
R.e,.a laz door,
Only a~t4 lionz End daisies,
"a he ao,Ie,
nqtsed t's;r isht hesds, sInicd upon h.rs,
-snd b. f.et--
He retur1ef thpr toye With kisses
Wa}m swee..
We had seen him siss them often,
Ard We stnJ cd
lie wa wiser tsc th.n we were,
Lonely caldl
Yes, tie Owed the fiowcr-faoes.
e'.'al snd bright;
This hsd led us to cur secret
Fsy Nay~,dsht.
aara ~ mao. dons through The orchard
/ sad iI4nh
Went Tor ,cc: arhutus blossoms,
L uk and ~h7te,
Riding aaer eefs coserts
FROM tlv hght. ., ,
LaugAngy ee bore them homevard,
Through tEe ave,
Held them up 10 lace %stcniny
'GIust t'le pue.
gul We y s.5zed no. our secret,
Md Atu5eA'
Crcit q ,Nti, ,c;ty, through tbs orchard.
GpI 81 s.z4t.
Low doau te4t tic agple-ofanches;
AID lr4eAe
Kissed our flroflesds as We hurried, laughing,
Through the trees,
AGO" i wl.sp@red, "6od he sith you'll"
Sod @a- there.
Nearer tlsu we ever thought Him,
hnywieIe
Something la tie Silence .weti is,
Hnahel oar eSo d.:
And W. LETT the orchard, quiet
As IT, birds
hand i, hand se reached the cottage,
A; The door
LET Gu May-}'cc1as, came home faster
Than before.
This was years sgo this aayNms,
Yut pray
may ne er fofges The iessop
Oi Tat lay.
For The Kind Gas, SO late coming,
Found per J'a
Silent - his dsis.ts, scep'ng
Hestf 'ha SNOW;
And II, 20 oss' we had hrouehi hirn,
G'ad AT lroGh,
Lay al scst:tr ed and uanut!ccj
o. l. shroud.
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IL 1873 public cniloe house Was e7~
tablished iii London for the purpose Of
CHI ck,ng inteinporance, and to day there
are over 100 such enterprises in En-
gIand mostly in London. They receive
the hearty praise Of the church and the
substantial aid OF the res, de Glasses.
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UNION COUNTY SEPTEMBER

them. Thus every European Russian
pays tax of 81, while every Frenehman
pays some sl5 and yet Russia is inter-
nally the most disturbed great country
IN Europe, and France the most peace
full.