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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

We recommend Elys Cream Balm
where a cure for Catarrh is called Tor anu
consider that we are doing the pubic ser
vice bv making its virtues known TO Ih4 eS,
sftlic,ed with this loathsome disease lo'
which il is in most instances perfect cure
Dock Bros, Druggists, Grand Rapids
MN price so cts. See adv.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
How In he Beautiful.

Ladies, you can be sure OF TINS tiaI } w
cannot haycrosy cheeks and a clear c4nl
plexion unless you are in good health; us
ease always spoil beauty. Parkers rome
nurilies the blood, iuvigorates the organs
drives all bad humors out OF the system
and makes the plainest face attractive
Tell your husbands.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

The death is announced from London
of Mrs. Anna Eliza Bray. England $ oiac
est author. She was the daughter o.
John Kcmpc Esq, and was born IN cur our,
rev, near the end Of the last century Hh5
was the author of numerous novels anG
biographical sketches, and was TREND o.
the poet SOuthey.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
Executor S Notice.

Estate Of William SchUck, Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed BY
rcutur Of the estate OF William SChHck,
late of the county of Rock Island, state OF
Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice that he W'I
apJ,rar before the County Court of Rock Island
county nj the Office Of the clerk of said court III
the city of Rock Island, at the November Term
on the second Monday in NoycmberncNt. at (which
time al persons having Claims against SAID estate
are notified and requested 10 attend for the purpose
Of having The same adjusted All persons in
lchtra to said estate are requested in make imme
diale payment 10 the undersigned
Dated jhts 18th ,lav Of Sept A. D.. 1881.
PtiiIIIF SlMMON, ENrcHior-
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
Gos Another pymamttcr, F'cr,,o.


LIVERPOOL, Oct: lT.-Quilo q +onasiion
was created in police circles rhGr-,tay tyi1a
statement that Scotland Yard mon had mai
a MOS. rnuoriaut arrest in this city. Oufs.
arrival oi Tho steamship Lord Give fron
Philadelphia several detectives boarded i9'.
and began an active search for contrais,lr
articles among the luggage oE the i'aS;n.'
gers. In the luggage u! a Hungarian
they found three packa@e5 of dyna
mite The officers arrested tha owner al
tooh him to the police station The Hna
carien claimed to be ignorant ii regard t
the law, and SAID that he intended 80 use tn
dynamite for commercial purposes. The *
lice however, think they have captured on
Of the most active agents of the Scientists
and have discovered the means by whlr
the Socialists throughout Europe have bee
suppli2d with dynamite.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

The United States steam cruiser Atlah
,a which was successfully launched re-
Gently at Chester, Pa was chr'sIen .,o c SS
Miss Jessie Lincoln, daughter oil 'he Dc
crninru Of War.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

Wilhelm IL. the reigning Duke OF
Brunswick, one of the states OF Germany
rpmains in critical condition. lie mas S
not tasted solid food for i've days, anu
death is hourly expected. He was DOT ooth
~ teoG and assembled the throne in 1851.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

The report is current in Engllsn fosa
conrt circles that the Duchess OF Albany
at the termination of her term Oh mou' u
inc will marry the Crown Prince o
Wurtemberg.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
They almost

Dr. G, c. Gr".qm, of Louisville, who
has has %ee' was rc 4 Booth anniversary Of
Boone ana HAS "''H - Adler and
Crirr;ist
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

Other masters are dull and slow; Den
so Usn Cancine Plasters act promptly say
ing time and suffering.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

Loafers Indigenous to California, , who
hang around cigar stores: I inc.l mar.
"Kearney street statues, in ioc"' pa
lnncn
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
Wn;ch is Very Important

The Mormons have faith in e a re1s-
ions re- wiye all, says the 4eros 6'f''"9s'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
Mothers.

IF Won are failing broken, worn OUT
and nervous, use "Welis heai'n i'o"'"
err 81 Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
"ROugh on Coughs.

Ask for Rough on Coughs. Ior
coughs. colds, sore throat hoafsene''
Teaches 15c. Liquid, soc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

CoIden's Liquid Beet rome coi"oIn ~.
All the elements of nutritious fooo' AS"
far Colden's. of druggist.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
Loss and Gain.
Il was taken sick a year ago
WITH billions frNrr-n

WIN blllOuS lever
My doctor pronounced me cured but
| got sick again. with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got SO bad |
Could not move!
shrunkl
From 23S lbs to 1870, had been doc
toring for my liver, but it did me no good.
did not expect to live more than three
months. l began to use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains
left me, my entire system seemed renew>
ed ms if my magic, and after using several
bottles, | am not only rs sound as a soy
ercign, but weigh more than did before
To Hop Bittcrs | owe my life"
r. FITzPATEIcK
DujsR, JHHe, 6 81
CHAPTER H.
Maiden, Mass Feb. l 1850. GcatlcmCu--
| suffered with attacks of sick headache
Neuralgia. female trouble for years i'll
the most terrible and eXcruciating man
ner
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until used Hop Bttrrs.
The first bottle
Nearly cured me
| The second made me as we'll and strong
a when a chilli
And have been SO to Tins day.
! Nv husband was an invalid for twenty
! years with Il serious
Kidney, liver ard urinary complaint
Pronounced hy Bostnn's best physi
| cEnS-
"Incruable|
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
And This In Chlcnrn.t

CHICAGO, Oct. IT The news has the fol
lowing: In n miserable hasaEen Mt 5i9
Clark street, surrounded hy squalor ard Giih
and all the other signs of poverty lie two
dead bodies, covered with filthy rags. They
arc all that is left of Hannah Titus and Liz
zie Payne, two well known colored women Of
ill-Tepute. Cause Of death, whisky cen
sumption.
Two months ago Lieut. Arch was notified
that they were sick. He advised them to go
to the hospital They refused and have c';cd
out'their miserable lives with the scgats
which others Of their kind furnished thrIn
Hannah died ON Saturday last, Lizzie Oh
Sunday. 10 save oven their miserable no
dies FROM luriai in q pauper's grave thrir
| companions tried to raise enough money Ia
| give them decent resting place The TT
| tempt failed, and thcro the bodies lie fast
| decomposing. Tie health authorities have
been notifiei, hut pay No attention to tn,
case The stencil arising from the romans
can Ire snotieei a block away. and The
! ncGhbor9 camo to the Harrison street station
20 cn.ei complaint.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
St1OR !
IIilE:: {. .
CHICAGO,
-esaAr-szsss.FsassE-zs4z>a
MILWAUKEE,
AND ST. Paul:

Towns and operates over 1900 miles OF road III
".mu lljuol-, Wisconsin. Minnesota lowe
1lb,oIn aud it, maiu lines branches ana CO.., o,,
| ". reach an the great business centres o. ~,
'.ia". aud Far West it naturally answers tnu
"'.BHonof Short Line, and best route pel"''"
.'n Milwaukee, st. Panl and Minneapolis
'..@o. Milwaukee,, La Crosse and Wmona-
.M1.' Milwaukee, Aberdeen and Elichanie'
'4''-e Milwaukee,. Eau Claire and saltwater
.'.2o Milwaukee Wausau and Merrill
.-e'-" Milwaukee, beaver Dam and Oshkosh
.4''-o Milwaukee, WauI,esha and Oconomo""c'
.Is'so. Milwaukee, Madison, and Prairi du ChIeh
.l1l;o, Milwaukee, Owattouna and Faribanii.
.1''i', BeI,jt, GAINESVILLE and Mineral Point.
''s'Eo. E.gn, Rockford and Dubuque.
''.'', Clinton, Rock Island and Cedar Rapr'S'
.'.''', Council Emr- aud Omaha,
.'''s" Noog city, Sioux Falls and Yankton.
1. ''' Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlain
''' ISLAND. pnhuque- St Paul and Minneapolis.
'"."ro't. ',mar ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

III. o0a1n Nrepers anil the Finest Dining Cars II
NJ ''rid as" run ou the main lines OF the ChlCa9'
H,. ''He@ a 81. Paul Railway, aud every at' en-,
rt5G p'A Jo passengers by courteous cmPloye7
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
WEAK, IIEIJEvELOPED PARTS
New Combined Remedy

SN0rTrsGif.tGsV Ioat Manhood and other distress
IN results Of youthful imprudence, etc, radically
cured by the remarkably effective remcdy-oy
Direct Application and Ab esrgd Sn.
49, % London England, Royal Hos
pi1ai o' Hirhe.t medical endorsement, Circular
PtREiRA CHEMICAL COMPANY. Chicago, III.
sug-1S-dw1y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17
MERRILL

IS. MERRILL. AVN CARPENTER,
IenertI Manager. Gen. Pass q TIKI Agt.
IT CLARK, GEO. H. HEAFFoRD,
''enl. SapN. Asst Gen. Pass Agt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-17

My doctor pronounced me cured, but
| got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and got SO bad |
Could not mOyei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-11

a. Republican, be began 10 Get biz sails
for the Greenback.L Labor breeze, tondly
hoping It was going to blow gale.
As one born again into the Democratic
fold, full a.dged In day, making the
Democracy Of ssachusetts dance towhht
tune he pleased to pipe--recastipg the
Democratic party in bis own State and
forcing himself into the Governors chair
be won applause for his picturesque ef.
irontery. In the past few months he has
sustained we'll his role. With two nomi.
nations in hand he pranced into the M.
tionAl Democratic Convention shaking his
nominations In its face, rather
daring the Democracy not to noml.
nate him than begging It for its
iayors. In the Committee on Resolutions
he was the apple OF discord, and IN ibis
guise he flung himself with splendid dash
into the Conventions. General Butler wss
al great pains to read his tariff and labor
platform before that assembly Of tho DEM
ocratic notables and before the country,
that bis own virile declaration Of principles
might stand side by aide with the weak
and irothy production which the Democ-
racy put out. iiil
| Since that time II Is not too much to cay
that Batter, always interesting, haa en-.
n Gagged more than ever the attention Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-11
Card From Judge Brannon.,

~ ae 6oltoT y ue Iueli0encer. S,Is +,
srR:-A correspondent of the IS1ELL1.
aEScERfrom Parkersburg mentions move.
ment to have the Republican State Conven.
ton nominate Judges Of the Supreme
Court on the non.partisan principle, and
10 nominate me as a candidate tor lhst no.
sition, and states that I had signifled nv
willingness to accept. This Isl mistake a.
o'me. The matter was mentioned to me,
bat thanking the gentleman who men.
toned it for personal kindness, I at once
definitely stated that my name had
been before the Democratic State Con.
vention Tor that position, and that I con.
sidered 1t not only politically inconsistent,
but not honorable on my part "a a man
under these circumstances to allow the use
Of my name before the Parkersburg Con.
yention, and I declined to do SO. i held
the action Of the Democratic Convention
as final, and 1t left no bitternees and very
little regret in me and I never for moment
contemplated running against judges shy.
der and Woods. HKSRY BRAsNoN.
HI Webster c. b., Augas. A. 500 .Ss,i: a;
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Z WAE In WETZEL.
Tho Cause Of the Trouble In the Rank
-ts Of tho Democracy. f2p n

Tho Cause OF the Trouble In tho Ranks
Of tho Democracy. tE, a.
Correspondence Of the Iat<Lfgenee. s' ~ N
L1rrLEroR, W. Va, July 8.-Some dis
cussion having taken place in this Wetzsl)
county relative to the late primary election,
and great deal Of Dad blood having been
thereby raised, take the opportunity to
explain the nature Of the fight. 4,
The people Of this and all the upper end
of the county have bsen for years trying to
secure the removal Of the county seat from
New Msrtinsville, at the extreme end, TO .
good location in the middle Of the county
With that end In view, they were ap1iou.
to secure upon the October ticket names O
officers whose geographical location woult
place them in favor OF the removal. They
met with violent opposition, and were
oyerthrown by the executive COMMITTEES o.
the county ordering primary election in
stead Of county convention. ss'fs.1 "a
The result was that the lower end, OF
non.removal faction carried off the glory
and secured the nominations of all ths can
didates on the county ticket 5.,Ils-ill
In fact, 1t seems that Of the six impor
tant officers OF the county, all elected. all
non-removalsls, four reside within the cit
idel (Nsw Martinsville). Hence the me
gro in the meal tub" .513.s' e. $3.50 s7I3
Alter that comes the feet that owing tc
the utter and shocking incompetency d
one Of the nominees, sna the reputation
another one hes for Indifference to and dis.
regard and abuse Of public trust, It is con.
cluded that the tickst is weak.
Beside the general feeling OF weaknees
We are assured that if the Republican
party puts up coed ticket men Of the
Democratic party will knife the "Court
Houee set" by defeating its candidates.
Tbs removalisls know that If the tick ct Of
the primary election Is successful thei,
hopes Of county seat removal will 90
glimmering. X + 4
"And nausht but tho shean Of It's glory be sonc.'
So there is general revolt, and you can
lockout for bollin' and gopgin', and putin
Of hair, and excavations against bolters, and
aore heads and scratchers, and both sides
hoist transparencies reading:
70 Tor a tongue 10 cure the slave,
Whote treason like deadly blythe
Falls on lhc councils OF the brave. r ~ ts T.
And blasts them In thsir hour Of misht.n
.f INDEPENDENT.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Wheat is success in Cuba. 5fat.s
This years tobacco crop will not be very
large.
The heart Of a Greenland whale is a yard
in diameter. So
Crematories are being built in four OF
five American cities. e
Fleetwood, Pa, claimsa bull dog messu,.
ing lS,inches from nose to stern.
It nov takes bat eight DAYS fo1 mail to
go from Boston to the City Of Mexico.
Some Of the newspaper carriers' routes in
Philadelphia are worth $40, as a buei-
ness investment. 4. Ia r.. 60. .2s
They have found petroleum in Palermo
80 pure that 1t can be burned in lamps
without artificial :eining. =:
Franz Miller, OF Philadelphia q very
poor man, kept e5 dogs. When the court
ordered them killed he wept bitterly. q
The allg,tors that wind up witha spring
and wabble spasmodically, and then eiuk
into metallic repose, arc the newest toys.
+ Apples are expected to bring from 81 to
So per barrel in New York this fall, Eap-
lish and Scotch agents are already here
buying them up in advance. IA,
tits difficult 10 drown an inject. az tbs
wster cannot enter the pores of the skin,
but II drop Of oil be applied to the abdo:
men 1t falls dead at once, being sufrocated.
The prospectus Of an electric sweat band
Tor mems hats declares that "it stimulates
the imagination, Strengthens the memory,
and greatly augments the working power
of the brain" 3sgg,t''f' e
Chemistry begins to play havoc with the
mother tongue. The latest compound an
nounced from the laboratories Is mono.
Observation-Disclosures. The dis.
coverer's name is;not given.
There are sixty Catholic churches in
Montreal. The French Cathedral situated
there is the largest church building on this
continent. 1t is built Of limestone and is.
600 people have often been assembled un.
der its roof. 49, 5E.s. as
At Bahrin, on the Persian Gulf, there is
no fresh water, and the natives get their
supply from springs at the bottom OF the
sea near shore. The iresh water is got BY
diving with goat skin, which the diver
closes as soon as filled from the spring, x
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Huller.

Everybody will sgrae that Benjamin F.
Butler Is grotefque figure in American
politics. Hc was that when no was q
Democrat and voted for JEFF Davis Tor the
presidential nomination. He was not less
80 whsn he was atraigt.out, hard-hitsinp
Republican, i BE vaa al!ttle more 10 when,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
Trains arriye and depas, as iollows-City Time
ment private.

Trains anive and depart as follows-Ci Time:
BALTIMORE'& OHIO.-MA1v L1sr-De
pHrt-Fo. Baltimore and New York, l:43 a n. M
m, and b:os Pm. Grafton Accommodation fs.
a m; Local freight 7:o5 N. Moundsville Accom-
moda !,s lbs m. Glovets Gap Accommoda
d. o. Dlv:-ror chicsso and tho West e:ls m
2:25 N: and LILO m. Barnesvllle Accommods.
lion, 9sS AM ISnesv!lle Accommo dation. 4:io m
4 NJ. Trihdelphia Accommodation, Is:tJ D N.
Warrington. pa,, Accommodation, SIS p m. :"
Arrive From Baltimore aud Washington, D,
,Oa n, lol' r. and SIS ~ Glovers Gap
notation l:so ? n. Grafton Accommodation. S;s5
y. o. DlV.Eom Chicago and the " est, 9io m.
s:4o M and Cos p. m. .Zanesville Iocsmmoda.
noa, 900 ~ hafnesV1ue Accommodation, 4:lo
w, ?. d B. DIy.--From Pittsburgh, a. 1;qo y n,
md 7;@ ? m. Washington. "a, S:io m. Ttisdei::
except Sunday. ~ .. -, -,
p, o. d ST. L.-nnlsr-c:2o . m, s:ts , =,
&s5p m, 7:2o m. 4,-'' y -: =,
Cleveland, Loraia d WhceIing,-DppIrr
st. ClalrByille 9H m, Cleveland express 1920 : =,
". Clairsvillo l:62 p m, Massilon Rccommo dation
~ m, q GlMn 1 aecommodatlon 6:l7 n.
notation s:s2a In. st.. ClAinviIle l2:N D N, Cieye,
land express Gs7 N. st. Clairsytlle 4:52 n. S''
Cleveland d P1ttDburgh-DirInr- !.
u. LIT N, 4I6 P m: steubenyille AooommSn1ds..
ton 91S m, Wellsville AcoorrodStinn S.os
p M. Aznrvz-l2sa p N, 6:o3 p n S:sS m: at Svs
benville acoommodatlon s:2s p IN, We0G7iilo AZ.
b, q d @. Rallway-IpIyr pel,o,,, =. =.
woodKdeld and 6ummerdcld at 800 4 m ana s sgr
p. m. ARAIyE 1t Belare at OILS 4. M and 6sS M.
"a ohio River r. R.-DsrkRr-ForP arterhr :,
$50 m; Accommodation sS5 a m and IN y -
ARA1yE-ll:50 n. 600 m and 9:al D Ia. ..-sIp'-1.
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AYHR's sarsaparilla Is designed for those
who need q medicine to purify their blood,
build them up, increase their apostle, and
'ejuvenate their whole systcm. No other
touches the exact spot. ? la record OF forty
years 10 one Of constant triumph over diseass.
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STANTON & DAVENPORT.
TRUsTEE's SALE,

L ~ ~ ~ q Y
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust made BY Mlchtel
Noone and Bridget Noone, his VILE to me ~ trustee
dated August TO- 1883, recorded Ia the Office Of the
Clorf Of the County Court Of Ohio County. West
Virginia, III Deed Of Trust Book NO 20. page 25i, to
secure tho payment Of noto Tor sos $500, pay.
able 10 the order Of L, W. 6teysns, aud now ownt
by A. Holiday, will ,ell at the front dotr oil
tbs Court Houss Of bAid county, on \
s-tt SATURDAY, 6ErTkMRER 6, 1881, 1t
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. H.. the following de-
scribed property: The south ou0h~li OF lot num
oered forty-thlee. ,iuite on the eut aide OF war.
} ct street, on tho north aide Ct TweIty.seyenth
street, at tho corner OF said streets; sid hsf LOT
tronu twenty-five feet on Market ltreet and OF.
tends back u even width binding on twenty.
seventh street, one hundred feet to al alley. =.
Tho above property will be sold subject to the
lien a. two deed. OF trutt made by Micnael Noone
and vile the d.st dA:ed April %. 1885, record IN
Trust fo,k No. l6, page 20i, 10 securo the Mutual
Building aud Lean ttou notes amounting to
$50: the second dated august 20, 1885,, recorded
10 Trust fo,s No 49, page 2s2 To secure said Akso-
clAtton notes amounting to $3.50.
Terms OF Eae-casn. IsaE lF7-ti z ~ nd *
-, :, = ans. ". J. ". cowDEE Trustee. !,
W. II. HAIfrR Anntinnear ...rr.F : ouJ1.r :
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"a CORRESPONDENT says:"Itis wonderful
how many caves have been discovered in
Tennessee" We won't suggest that the
same remark has been applied to Wall
Btreet-Bcs!on Posi-. X
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1fsaVf tssis4H- s-sl.sIi. - sasTsssssr -
"a COURT BCENf.
Tho Judge who had Qutd Of Tobacco
~ In His ~ e-Also the Editor. J. /.

Tho Judge who had Qutd Of Tobacco
81. In His ~ e-al.o she Editor,
"'dctht n Cinctanati Enquirer. N a /, n
Tho day ! was in Wheeling the Supreme
Bench Of the State, as I understood It to
be, had called q Wheeling editor before !.
Tor contempt Of court. It seems that in
the coruptions Of some kind that were
going on in there the editor put In his oar,
and was forthwith summoned before The
bench. The pen Of Cruikshank could have
made q queer picture Of this little, boyish.
looking fellow sitting out in the court be.
foro the assembled bench Of four men.
The Judge in the middle was q great biz
giant, with straight black hair and a red
lace, and he seemed to havo concealed .
quid Of tobacco up In bis eye, Tor It apps
paren,ly rolled all around his Jaw, up late
bis eye, got into his brain, aud then came
travelling around again. Every time he
got this quid In good position to articu'
late with strength he would raise his voice
and pin the little fellow who wrote tho A.
ticls with glitteripg eye and say to him
'This was clearly calculated In the case O
Jimjsm against Pigwhis.le, page OF, vol
ume IL, folio 1000" The little boy would
look up as II no would like to play marblel
awhile II the Court would please, q
Meantime the other Judges sat on thu
Bench, dreamy look coming upon theil
faces at times "a II It was good time be
tween drinks, and then again the msjesty
Of the law suddenly returning to them. i
they undertook to aleep the Big giant will
the blue hair would roar out: "Ohsesickl
against Nozzle, page 5000, folio 920." Their
he would pin tho boy again, who looked
FOYER that aBsemblsge to know whether
there was any common.senee In the Com
monwealth and whether 1t was not kline
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Every one .should tell his nelghbor that
the best remedy for curing coughs and colds,
snd the only sure cure for consumption, ID
Dr.. Wistar's Bxlsam Of Wild Cherry. II ID
pleasant TO take and very soothing and heal.
Ink in its effect. M, ~ - paw
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n SPEC Al NOTICES,

a CABD.-To all who arc suffering from e,rou
and indiscretions OF youth, Nervous wcafncss
dpe that viii cure you, FREE on. CH.RGK. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
south America. Send self addressed onrclOpo to
RKv. JosrrH 7. imam, Station D, New York, ! a.
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when our new method 10 guaranteed to pe,.
manently cure the worst casea of rupture
without the use OF the knife. Send two lei.
ter, stamps for phnmphlet and relererces
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Cos
Main street. Buffalo, N. - a9J,5.
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