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gouN n. DENNIS,

a gentleman ia every way qualified for
that % -ItIVn, aud one who, II elected.
SiIl reject credit upon his constituency
by fAithfHliy ani .J'y s-rviug their in
tcrests ard those Of the STATE. Though
never IL OGe'-sesErr, Nr. D-nuis has
n.lrd a nGubrr Of responsible public
positions, AID the sh,IUS q Suspicion
has never bsoB ca.t upon his p rsouai
or othcia Integrity. lie has been = res-
iieut Il Ets,sFn Nevada since 1868.
Aud for the last fVs yeas has been en-.
gagged ia business in tbs county. thor.
ougs.y identifying himself with our
l-=-1 Interests, which he has always
z=alously advocated and which he folly
understands. As q Democratic P1esi-
Dental slrciOr hs clnVIssed the STATE
Two years ago. and i; wa, generally con-
coded that he II ads some OF the most
saectI.e speeches Of tho campaign.
Mr. Dennis will be elected. add the
people Of Etko county will never have
cause 10 regret having se!ected him TO
represent them in tho State senate.
Orr Assembly ticket in the matter Of
excellence, ftusss and strength will
compare mo!c than isYorlb!y NTH any
that WAS ever presented 10 tho people
Cf this County. A. its had il the
name OF
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oul corxrr TICKET

II il generally conceded that the
Democracy ef Elko has presented this
year . ticket Shieh. in point Of strength
and merit, has never been surpassed
and seldom squaied by either OF the
prominent political parties in the
County. It is q ticket which should.
and which ue most confidently believe
will be elected from top to bottom.
Jointly with Humboldt, the dsisg. tss
from this County to the State ConSeu.
lion nominated for Judge Of this Ju.
dieial District
;. Il. VAC MILAN,
q prominent lawyer Of w~innemueca
and present District Attorney Of Hum
boidt County. In Mr.. Mcmillan are
combined all the qualifications mti at
tributes Of a first-cIss- 49,. Pos.
s'ssipS q naturally hIe i mind. by
close application and urd study. he
his in a few years by a. oSu unsided
Efforts raised himself 10 a prominent
position at the bar, and IS recognized
by bis prof. sIonL brethren Rs a Law.
y'r OF superior ability aud Judgment.
His personal and official integrity have
never been qusstionsd, and that he
POsesses the cOuhdsnes Of the people Of
bis own County is proven by the fact
that two year ago the R-pub.ican par
~ nominated no candidate against Lin,
and be could have hal tue position for
the next tEo years upou the same terms
hal he consented TO accept II. He is \
Democrat. but he will never permit his
partisan feelings TO influence his ActioLs
upon this bench. md HIS dignity of
character is such az to justify the as.
sur@uc- that he will never. while occu-
rylGg a Judicial position. wa'Iow in the
htay pool OF politics or assume the role
II dictator TO Auy political party. Hs
Will reeSiyv an oyrTGhslmiuS majority
in Humboldt and no good reason can
Dc adduc-d why he shna!d NJ; a. leas,
carry the strength Of his ticket in Elko
County.
For State Senator, the Democratic
C~onvention. without = SiugIs dissenting
voice. nominated
49,,
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WHEELER & WILSON
S w I'M @
IN AC ~ DGV z.

rU1liE. undersigned desires to inform the
Il citizens Of Anderson and surrounding
country that he is Agent for the HIM
proved wheeler g. Wilson Sew
ing Machine. This Machine has been
STYLED the .'Southern Fssvorite''
and Justly should it bc-for il is the light
est running. most noiseless most durable
and casies, Machine to manage now in use
1t uses the straight self-adjusting needle,
and the work pusSes straight from the ope-
.utur /, does away with the noisy shuttle,
but nsc. a bobbin tia, holds one hundred
yards Of thread on the undui,dc. thereby
saving n great annoyance in stopping SO
often To- fill the shuttle II sews from the
Iighttsi 10 the very heaviest fabric without
change Of tcntiOn. l, will 10 all the work
that any other Machine will do. and great
deal that no other can do. Zach Machine
warranted for five years, aud furnished
with al the latest attachments.
Parties in want of q ti"st class Machine
will please call and see the New NO. y
for family use, the No. q for shoe makers.
and the No. 10 tuv tailOrS ami dress
makers. They are beyond doubt the best
Machine on the market.
L. l.. CLARK, AuESr,
Anderson. S. G.
john II. CLARK. tien'i Travelling Agent
State South Carolina.
7. S.-Ihc Ihmiciuns rccon,mtnd his Ma
chine as tie Sufcsi for Lrdie$ to use.
Sent 1i lSs2 {! 5ln
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROllA,
NOC VI .aNUEKSUh.
COURT. OF COMMON pIrls

Frederick W. Wagner and Georee A. E,rr,I
partners IN trade under the frr9 rar,, t7irI;i
Of F w. Wagner & Co, PlainftEl sA,jra nj
liam Turner, Defendant -srrssssi IN ~
Irmund- Ctnlpidim not Sened
To William Turner, Defendant In tbi, ,,lb,. 4
N'OC are hereby summoned and rtqulrtdhpI
II swer the complaint in this action, vsii y
tletl in the office OF the CLERK OF the Cour,
mon Pleas for the County of And.non, r,,I
serve copy Of your answer on the tuts,fhlil
their office, nj Anderson {. H., 8. C.. vithinur1
1Gvs after The service OF this sunnop q, vi
exclusive Of the day cf service n hGg
If you fall 10 answer this Complaint uiiiS
time aforesaid: the plaintiff will apply to th.r1
for Judgment against you for the sum Of tra is
a.eG and eighteen dollars, with insT5ssss :: iii
OF seven per cent. per annum from the trs DID
November. one Thousand eight HUNDRED ii4s{f
one; on seven and S7-l00 dollars, and in,Esst
the rate of seven per cent. per lnnuia ffq1 u
day November, 1882 On two hundred indnn
100 Dollars aud costs.
Dated November sth. 1882.
BROWN, TREBLE 4 EROSy,
PLAINTIFF AttanI
.'r AtaatiAN
isEAL, JOHN VI. DANIELS cc.P.
To william Turner. Defendant In this isisl:
You will take notice that the summoni Gst1
the foregoing Is copy together With y, q
plaint, was filed in the office Of John D -1ix'
{. c. r., November $, 1882.
BROWN, TRlRBLE 4 BR0ES,
Plaintiff, Attempt
Nov l6, 1882 1Ss
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VIRGINIA l3IL!TARY ItIsTI1IlS
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA wi

This well known STATE Ip,,i,n,,.R
in successful operation since lsSs ,rS1t 10 =
reorEanized by the act of MaIeh ~ ~, m.'isa
new board Of Visitors, and Tho =, 1'at
old Faculty. is now prepared 10 ,ns,IS
best terms, the distinctive ndynni,l.s!; Y; .fa y
Seieniifie and Military School, upo1 4. PA
I. >. Military Academy at Wei Po,, ssas}
the same system so successfully punn,i ~ tt stls
war. The Faculty, which onee LAY i,.i.s. st.:ie
Stonewall Jackson, Gen. II. E. Rad, ~ "a
NJ. r. Maury, now Consists OK tie ioiiSv;.ai, "a
intendent and Professor W.
Gen. FRANCIS II. SMITH, III. d s,,.,,
and Professor Math End Moral PL;Ia.,a,.
Gen. T: II. WILLIAc.oS, Prof PT,ts.5ri
Col. :. SHIP, Corn. Cadets and Prcf T,,,i..s
Col y: NJ. BKrokE, Prof. Physic,
Col: NJ. B. HARDIN, Prof. General ,,s H.,
Chemistry, etc. AH1
Col. 7. n. SgMHEs, Prof. Modern L,psv,,, :.
Col. J. W. LYEiL, Prof Msth. and IS,;.
Col. II MORRISON, Adjunct Prof cSsS;-,
Col. Z. ". NICHOLS, Prof. Civil I'D N.Y..
Engineering and Astronomy.
Under The direction C IN efjei.,, rj,,,n.
mittee Of the Board Of ,sitor, and win :, |.
iargcd annuity from the State, eIpta,,, n ~
are reduced to the lowest ra,e,' ssri', - -
SEPT. ]. - '.'' ''' "
For Information or appointment, sia,fz
=. GkS. +. ii. SMITH, superint,.,.t
Nov Is. 1882 IS :,
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Patents and Claims.

EEAVING formed copartnerhip N!
IL J g. Duffio f Co., OF W:.s!Hs!s Il
u. c., am prepared to prosecute pto.Rg
all claims for Pensions. or increase o. r.;
sions for Soldiers, o. the widows and az
dren of soldiers who served in We I'll =
1919, the Indian wsrs, The Hesiesa w 2
the late war. Also, Bounty. B,et t!a
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land ac
rants. and all other claims against ~
Patents secured for Inventions pScoftli
Designs and Trade Marks No ne ehiiss
except for preliminary examination s's'
q Patent is obtained. 90.
w. d. BEWLEY. Anderson, ~
July Is, 1882 SO y
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IMPORTANT.
Studebaker Wagons.

THE long lookeh.fur Car Load OF the
Celebrated STUDEBAkER WAGONS mr.
rived to-day Come and supply yourself
before they are all gone
We would no, forget 10 re,.in,. those who
are in debt To us on our old firm Oh any
account whntcvci--for Merchandise, Guano,
WaRons-ur anything else. that We have
got to have the last dollar due us by the
first January, 1888, and if you do no, come
square UP and settle, you will have To pay
cost. We see no reason why you should
not pay up promptly now, as crops have
been universally good this yenn
We buy Cotton largely, and Keep m cle-
CANT assorted stock. OF Goods on hand.
Call, ray 'up.'self ,,s eo,ir cotton. and
buy what you need.
'- Very resrectfully::'---- s----->-~--.--'- -
BI.ECKI.EY, BROWN & FRErWELI..
Anderson, S g., Doc =, lSS2
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Tu IT'S
EKPEGT0RMRtlaiTT i

Z. eernposaad of Herbal and Muenaginoas prod.
uctr, ,whichpermeAso tho nu11ennco oGtho
the, collects In tho Bronchial Tubes, and forms O
soothing coating, which relieves tho fr-
ritatton thai causes the cough. II cIcapgeD
ehe n. vile n enfee bled by disease, invigor.
e.sa tho circulation OF the blood, end Lrsetstho
nervous system. Slight colds Often end in
eoneunaption. Ii 10 dangerous 20 ns gloct
test OF .vcn;y yrnra warrants the assertion tho.
no remedy has ever been f0und Tint 10 ns
prompt Ia it's effect, AZ TUFTS EHPEGIGRelT.
mi .mi', tion nd is uns sieei,lv cures tho mos.
obstinate cough. A pieaeant cordial, ehii-
dren ealsa fG readily. For Group 1t 10
tnvnl uR1,f1 md sheIL be in every family.
Era Bst=. nrAtl III I{0fflen.
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Pendleton High School.

FUNIiE Pendlct"n High School is now in
IL successful operation under the charge
and supervision of ID. &. Lake The COURSE
ofs,uiy is thorough and students are pre-,
pared for the higher classes in College
Tuition payable quarterly. For tcr.ns. &c.
apply tu
u. {. LAKE. a. NJ
Principal.
Oct ~ lSSp IL An,
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Lumber (! Lumber !

II AM prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF
L Iunifnr. either dressed Or rough, which
/ have on b:uG nmd !er =aie nj iiir jiue
itiL.r VAR! at Anderson. | am ais.; pre-
n,rr,i I, furnish ali kinds Of Moulding,
rurprd AMI scroll Work at short notice.
JOHN KArFMANN.
Sept -. !Hr2 ii "ni
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Everybody that lnac
Holiday Trade jct stuck rnriel. that
haucc nU
pretty little stu rhich nih the contains alike
interesting young and od 1o time aRd money
sides gratifying taste by uisiims the " T. C. s. fer the
selection Of suitable Christmas part
be only too glad ao yo the many pretty useful thincs
For the many kind jors yomr hands tkis
deeply Hunktul anil that future efforts
uVrty Of q continuance. We ,rs/. you all
MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
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Ginning Notice.

T HAVE my ginning machinery in splen
q did order. and will insure satisfaction
TO all who favor Inc with their custom
Thanking my friends for past patronage. l
again solicit tLeir cotton, and propose to
keep up witt, the times by ginning for the
one-twentieth. Highest cash pri,. la,l for
Cotton Seed.
\. II. OSBORNE.
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MASTERS SALE.

.Stg z
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLISA, !
s.>EhsRsaS CouAFN.
IN the tupt If Common Wtu.
J. q. McCurry and T. T. Stewart, Admin
istrators. ct al, Plaintiffs. w. T.. c. Me-
Curry, Defendant.
pT virtue of an order. to me directed by
-AO his Honor Judge J.,es Cothra..;.!;:sszIi
December 1881, viii cell at Anderson
G. H.. 3. C.. on SREEBAT IN yANUAE
RY. 1898, the following property a. the
real estate Of I.aughlin Mct;urry. deceased,
TO wit: ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
containing ono hundred and twenty acres,
more or less, situate III Anderson Co;nty,
lying on Little Generostec Creek, and all.
joining lands Of d. J. Shernr,, 7. q.
McCurry, ct al.
TERMS OF SALr.-Our hnif cash, and
balance OH a credit Of twelve months, with
interest fropa day Of vale, YBqHl,assrs To-
give bbnd eaa hlortg pf i hS tSsntes to
SeatNthe niSl}He H8tSS, sRl Id b,sye
leave to anticipate payment at any time.
Purchaser to ray extra for papers.
Dec IA, 1882 20 8
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ore GOOD TURN
Deserves Another.

NM T. have sold ! great many people
w Supplies ON time, and we think 10
time for them to pay us what they owe u.s..
We won't keep the money you pay us,
but We will pay il to those we owe, and
some of it may ge, back 70 you.
So come on aud start the ball ii motion.
We need money.
a IS TOWERS & CO.
Dee 7. lsSl 81
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sHERTrFs SALE.

STATE or SoUrH CARoLrSA,
ANDERSON County.
DIX virtue Of IN Exesution to ,Ine direct
I'D eas will expose 10 Sale BON fne First
Monday in aandary, Al y! 1913. al Ander.
son Court House, 8. c., the following Tract
of aaf 20
One TSact of Land, coi,taining nins,y-
one acres niofs or leAs,i bounded'bg lands of
3olri, p ~ atspn. la W alentry. end known
ss the y oiInf Kay place. levied ON es .,.e
property OF Patrick Cruise, in favor Of
John Cruise.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to nav
extra Tor all necessary papers.
JAMES II. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County, g. e.
Dec 2. 1852 d
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WUE DDpN FAMILY ElAGAZINE
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Sold by all Newsdculers and Pos,mns,ers. SEND
Twenty Cents for Specimen Copy TO W. LEN-
SISGs DEMoREsF... Atlh6SrcE Eaa, lGdr.
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NOTfCE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Nnt:G. il he-sks given tina, the III.
derSigncd, Adniuistrstor nf the Estate Of
Willis Allen deceased, will apply to Tia"
Judge Of Probate for Anderson County.
on tie 10Th day Of January, 1883. for . Final
Settlement aud Discharge from hs office as
Administrator Of said Estate.
J u. ALLEN, Adm.
7,.,, 1gsp
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FUR8VBT !!

T HAVE removed my Furniture to my
Il two.st0rS Nafehauss onSCorneeE EOi
Benson and Jail Street, where yoh cal, ind q
large and yeil,seleeted ,stock. Of Furniture,
al new and Of the latest pattern. Bureaus.
all kinds. Bedsteads of, oil Glasses, from
the cheapest to the best. Chairs, of all
classes. Wardrobes, Cradles, from 81 up.
Mattresses, Bed Springs. Cots. Lounges,
Picture Frames and Pictures Of every kind.
Flower and Candle Stands Of latest styles
Wagui.s and Doll Carriages. ranging from
soc. up, and all other things usually kept
in first.class Furniture Store. Last, but
not least, keep constantly OH hand a full
line Of Collins and Caskets, ranging in
prices from. s200 "a, ,Si25. the latter ti.e best
and finest trimmed Metallic Casket in the
l. =. sell for cash only, and as cheap AZ
anybody can sell.
JOHN Is. MOORE.
Nov l6. 1882 Ia - .3m ;.
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.N0RaLRoaDu unbelcDing 6e in reeori to
BIZ Ssock Zs and We you
te END Of eve you the utyy BOzTd
iais moral lsyou1i 6e happy get Ia
ARWSTEsM g. ROSE.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY !

rs Ia buy the Best Groceries, tUn'rr!iune-
Il ries, Notions, Cigars. Tobacco &C.,
from me ! buy and sell Country Produce,
and keep the b-st cider AMI LuHci always
on lI.'h. have also bought the Ri:ht Of
the City "r Anderson Ia sell the hcs, Patent
Churn Power in the United State. Any
child can work il. Call and see it. and YOU
will br sure - ruy.
u. J. BOHhENON,
Depot Street. Anderson, :. {.
Nay l, lSS2 A. ly
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liom.. Braudic>. Wines anI IA
70 t'llltilIU"F NV .'IUIIO
LIVE .ASD LEE LIVE!

So you Wi! >a". ui0n, y by rat-unihimc
JULIUS TnrrE.
oct ~ Is" u IL
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-21

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries OF the Bone, HUI
mors in the Blood, Scrofulous Diseases, Bad or On
natural Habit Of Body, syphilis and Yenereal, Fee
yer Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers, Salt kheum,
Rockets, White Swelling, Scald Head, Uterine At
fections, Cankere, Glandular Swellings, Nodes,
Wasting and Decay Of the Body, Pimples and
Biotches, fumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases Chronic Rheumatism and Gout. Con-
sumption, Gravel and Calculous Deposits, and va
rieties Of the above complaints TO which some
times are given specioae names
We assert that there IL NO known remedy thai
Possesses the curative power over these diseases
step by STEP surely, from the foundation, and re-
the injured parts TO their sound condition.
THE WASTES OF THE BODY ARE sToBPKD AND HEAL
THY BLOOD IS SUPPLIED 70 THE SYSTEM, from which
new material Is formed. This Is the first correc-
tive power of RAILWAYS REs0LyENT.
In cases where the system has been ssltvafed,
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublimate
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bones, joints, etc., causing carries OF the bones
ricketts,, spinal curvatures, contorons, white swell
Iings, yaricose veins, ETC., the SARsAPARILLIAE
will resolve away those deposits and exterminate
the virus of the disease from the system.
III those who are taking these medicines for the
cure OF Chronic Scrofulous or Syphlitic diseases,
however slow may be the cure. ssfeel better, and
and their general health improving, their flesh and
sure sign that the cure is progressing. In these
diseases the patient either gets better or worse
the virus OF the disease is not inactive; il not
rested and driven from the blood Ii will spread and
continue to undermine the constitution. As coon
rs the SARsAPARILLTAN makes the patient feel
better, . every hour you will grew better and in
c. 90 in health. strength and flesh.
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wearing apparel belonging TO herself The
different hotels were visited, and finally at
the Palace it was learned she had come
early in the evening and stayed until the
departure OF the G. r. T. q p passenger
train. having purchased . ticket for Rock
Island. The authorities in that city were
notified. and yesterday evening Mr.. Van
Fps receivedword that his daughterhad been
captured. Mr.. Van Fps left for that place
last evening to bring the young lady home.
Miss Van Fps has always been very POI
pular young lady. and has always moved IN
good society, No cause can be assigned
for her queer actions as she was the pet of
the household and the pride OF her parents.
1t was rumored that young travelling
agent of Kngman s. Co, whose name we
could not learn, had persuaded her to ae-
company him TO Rock Island. He was seen
in her company on the train, but whether
or not the meeting was the result of pre-
concerted arrangement. we do not know.
We hope the mystery win be cleared up.
without casting shadow on the fair fame
of Miss Van Epps. 6si9s =
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Mrs Nancy Hartman, of Mansfield, o.,
writes: Il have been under the care of a
physician during the past seven years.
Sometimes l would feel better, and then
again would feel worse. The past two
years nothing seemed to help me. About
two months ago my ductor seemed to be
getting discouraged, and lay completely
bed-ridden. i grew very nervous: the least
noise gave me great irritation. The doctor,
suppose more to get me off his hands then
anything else, as lie said would never
leave my bed. told me might try Browns
iran Bitters, at the same time remarking,
1T was good tonic, and would help to
keep me alive" I have used the remedy
about two months, and have been out of
bed nearly two weeks. and now help about
the house. It has acted like a charm in my
case"
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THE DIOCESE.

In the Episcopal diocesan convention
at Quincy, the following standing commit
tee was selected for the ensuing year: Rev.
Dr. Leffingwell. Rev. DIR. Corbyn, Rev.
Robert Richie. Fl. A. Williamson, e. j.
Parker and L. e. Emmons.
Rev. w. B. Corbyn was elected dele
gate to the general convention. 5s II
The Board of Equalization is composed
of Samuel Wilkinson, Henry A. William
SON, s. w. Grubb, Victor H. Webb
The following were elected delegates to
the Federal council: Rev. DR.. Leffingwell,
Rev. DR.. Corbyn. Rev. G. j. Schrimpton,
Rev. E. FL. Rudd. Rev. Robert Richie, III.
A. Williamson, Samuel Wilkinson. j. w.
Marsh and l.. E. Emmons.
The Missionary Board is as follows
Rev. Theodore Z. Allen, Rev. E. FL. Rudd,
Rev. c. J. Schrimpton, V. I'll. Webb, Sam:
uel Wilkinson and w. F. Bailey.
The next meeting will be held at Quincy
on the third Tuesday of May, 1888.
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GLAsronp. proRrA. Co. Ill.. Dam. d. 1ss1


!. My wife has been laboring under chronic affec.
lions including catarrh for IS years and has been
treated Tor the same most Of that time. without
teria benefit until she applied at the office OF Mrs
DIR. Keck, In Peoria, last fall. She had not then
spoken a loud word for nearly Ave months lost her
voice while under other treatment; was threatened
with paralysis entire left side being very weak and
nnmb; nervous system completely shattered;
her lungs in serious condition and her health fall
ing rapidly. Her hands and feet were always cold
blood - ~
About Oct l. 1884, she applied at the Office OF Mrs
Dr. keck Tor advice and treatment, which continued
FAITHFULLY &C home until December She made
several vista 70 Mrs. Kecks office I'm Peoria In the
meantime, To obtain necessary directions and medi-
cines, and improved very much. Her voice was stll
gone. however, and still doubling. took my wife
to several physicians OF eninence for examination
and opinion They agreed with Mrs Keck as TO
what the trouble was. some of them said there IL
very little hope; others said there none, for
c0yery.
So. MIRA Watson went with Mrs Keck and remain.
ed at her lnfirmary five weeks In two weeks her
voice was restored to its original strength and tone
met her In Peoria on her return home, JAN 25th,
and heard her speak loud for the first time in eight
monfhe; Fer health il very much better In every
way. IL has paid well 70 follow Mrs. Keek's adj
vice. although we had very little hopes first. II
any one doubts the above they may correspond witt
II. v. WATSON
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-21
ODD FELLowy ANNryERsARY.

The Odd Fellows of the three lodges of
Moline have arranged to hold public ami
versary exercises on Monday evening. the
25th, at the NJ. e. Church. The address
viii be made by Hon. John III. Oberly. of
Bloomington. Arrangements have been
made for music by members of the frater-
nifty. A cordial invitation is extended to
all visiting brothers and to citizens general
ly. Exercises win begin at o'clock
promptly.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-21
a Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she il giving
ner house its spring renovating. should
bear in mind that the dear little inmates
OF her house are more precious than many
houses, and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the bleod, regnIat-
Ing the stomach and bowels to prevent and
cure the diseases arising from spring malaria
and miasma, and she must know that there
is nothing that will do IL 20 perfectly and
surely as Hop Bitfers, the purest and best
OF medicines. See other column.