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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18

gT uEtE :. uFF L T HAS BEEN MADE
h - mCut OF the n, ney .vurrd by Il
= d.t.l 90 .5i dH 60 De- her, a. ID.
a. Gee bN lili4m 4. Bail, Hn phcbc
s tpv, LI. wife. 30 ortimst Eiy winch
= nrtWggc WIS rec rded the In,Cc Il the
. d,td> the county 80 Grr,i Z, In
81 IN rpu<.s 81 ptge 81, "a III end
day NuNcnte A. ID 1855, ~ b o. lock n
N q VII ret. che amount ella intt ,u h. due
Il, 20. p'il 90 said IN r.gagc b TIE date OF
is IOtic, i- the .ur' OF nfty-s'N % pud twcr-
I 81 a.. -luuN y, dths dullaIs Il interest
o. he fuTlh sum tf fftcUu q liars az "a
D. a. uHLlt fturt,cy Tee stipuiaitd r ia s,id
M age. ard which Is tha who'll stn,unt
claimed 10 a., du, md unpaid o. said mort
gage. ud salt or pruces ding hs, iuH bt en-
ti'utc0 law O. recover the O. II LOW It.
.l tu4 drcd 10y said mUrtgai IRA ' part
tr,- OF ,,u. rbi tie power ~ stt. ,futnine 9
Ca ,u 81 mort irc hl becuTn" t O. re I'VE now
tn re-. aflCc ~ hereby gwen taIt is virtue
~ said powered snlcnnd g. putrt.f.rrc OF
OF. ti.ttutt iu such ease IN ldp Be-. DR. Niurd
r aid NOR God. will he iOr-,l ...I Is IA sale
=. tin prom. -rs tlIftCin cscri t.. uf pub IT,
,ius, O. Iir high II hidi, D.. ls the 81 rth
~, q co.. Zee ut house 90 ll N.liuEC OF
f.h.ra e. unity of Grlti.t 90 be- II
dar 1T .sra D or ~ 81 o. Ho'rl y in IA, = rp-
rp4uCt .0-. ugy. VII ch said pr t- : Ia ,le.
ss's ti tnnsti age as fall8Wa. to-Wit:
tn. l. ft i...ei qunrt'Tt. the "a De-, 20 qfurtpr
uf sec .uf q. 81 iut WushiptleNc 9TH frsuge
four We in the county - CIR and state oi
Michigan
Dated this Goth day OF Angus A o lst.
, uHgihER ELs = r- zee.
JAS l.. Clark Atty for NOrszego.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18

Cheboygan hopes TO have ilrs, class
Touring mill in the near future, one that
will turn out 100 barrels of iiour each
day.
Nnety-onc new students hsd entered
the Agricultural college at La using up to
Saturday INTERCHANGEABLE to the
freshmen class. eleven to the sophomore
and two to the jrnior. A very large por-
ton of them take the agricultural course.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Almost Marvellous.

The way Parmslee's Blood Purifier
works upon the human system is such
thorough purifier. it strikes ut the root
Of the disease and by its perfect workings
effects cure almost before The patient is
aware. II seizes upnn every particle OF
poisonous matter in the system, expells II
and nslills new health and vigor through
the entire body. 81 per bottle sold by
Il. 5. Webb. Alma. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

w HBREAs DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w IN the conditions of n certain mortgage
datcd the twenty sixth day of April. 1872. exc
cutcd by A. J. Uu.y 10 NJ. tollasky and re.
cordec April 9Th, 1874 at one O'Clock y. m. in
the nice uf Register 81 Deeds for q raiiai
I'orr "a ~ II nrttPuRe
there IS claimed to be due and imp id at the
date hereof the sum # One Hundred and
Scycnty-two dollars ana Twenty-Five cents, and
an attorney fee OF Fifteen Dollars provided for
ia laid mortgage; ana no SUIT or proceedings
~ law having been instituted e. recover any
part OF the debt secured 10y said mortgage. aud
the power To sell having become operative by
driault in the payment OF the sad debt,
Now THEREFORE, ut tic - hereby given
that 10y virtue Of the power OF sale therein con
tanned, aud in pursuance The statute in such
case made ana pr vlded, the premises descrih-
ed in said mortgage viii he sold 10 The highest
BIDDER AT he 'rlut door CT the Court House IN
the VILLAGE OF Ithaca, COuuty Of ratiot. ON the
ltth DAY q Move mber. 1873 ~ Ten o'clock ~
the forenoon Of that day, which said premises
are described Hs follows, viz: The Northeast
quarter uf the Northeast quarter Of section
~ cnty six 10 IN township twelve ~ North o
range four ~ West in CIR tot c unity, Michi
su. N. IOIIANk1,
/ Dated Avg. 81. 1885 Mortgage.
/ FRANCIS PALMER, Atty for Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18

Y. w. Dodge. Of Jackson, has relic
ofthe war e 1912. II is a single barrel
flint, OK pistol and Was made in 1908 at
ilsrper's Ferry. The weapon weighs
rounds snd 10 ounces and has a tea inch
narrel. II WIS probably manufactured
frr the United s stes government, as tho
figure " Pm eagle and the letters L. $
are cut in the side OF be lcck.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Ono of tho InValids.

T. NJ. PARMgLEP. Dear Sir:-I have
been taking your Dyspepsia, Diabetes.
Kidney aud Liver Cure for some time past
and have received more benefit from II
than from all of the $500 worth of Doe
tors medicines That have used in the last
few years Before taking the cure | was
weak and tired ont all the time but now
can work all day without fatigue. Would
not be without il in the house. Believe D
is one Of The best medicines in lie world
Yours. ROBERTA LoUGHsIKyg. JR.
Somers Lane Pa
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
IMPORTANT

when you visit or leave New York city. save
haggaYc eApICssage and curriagV hne, aud
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grabd
Z cntrai ID pot.
Elegant roo ms httei up at n cost OF one mil
Hon dollars, reduced 90 slOO AID upwards pc r
day. European plan, elevator. restauran
supplied with the best Horse cars, stages.
ana elevated railrnadst nI depots. Familie.
can live bett fer less money at the Grand
Union Motel than at any othernrst-clsss hotel
in the city
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Clear and Beautiful.

After using lIamillon's Oriental Balm.
the skin will have fresh. clear and
beautiful appearance Entirely free from
Tan, Frcckles, and all Blcmishes 1t is so
perfectly harmless that it cannot fail to
please the most faslidious. W. recon.
mend it TO all the ladies. P,icc so cent
per bottle Sold by b. 5 Weob
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18

Il. S. Webb WISHES TO make an assertion
which he can back with positive guar
nntce. 1t isa about Acker's Blood Elixir
lie claims for it superior merits over all
other remedies Of Us kind and guarantees
for il positive and sure care for Rheumau
tism. Syphilis. and all blood disorders.
1t frees the skin from spots aud disease, and
leaves the ccmpicSion clear Ask him
about IL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Rucklen,s Arnica sslve

Til" best salvc in the world for Cuts.
Bruises Sore Ulcers Sail kbeum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands. Cmibhins
Corns aud all skin Eruptons. aud
positively cures Piles. OF no p yJequiied.
1t is guaranteed To give correct salisiact.
ion. or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale 10y Ii. ) Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
A Great Surprise

Isin store for all who use Kemp's Balssm 70
the throat and lungs. the great guaranteed
romedv. Would you believe is thatit cold on
!tS s.s... aud that each druggist 10 authorized
To refund your money 10y the Proprietor OF his
wonderful remedy II II fails u cure you. Dr.
J. II. Suydam has secured the egency for Il
Price SOC and 81. TIial slze tr.e.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
Il Sensible Man.

Would use Kemps Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. 1t IL curing in more cases of Colds
Coughs. Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
ThrOat aud Iungtr' ubles, than any other me d.
lcine. The proprietor has authorized DIR. J. y.
SuNdhm 20 refund your money ". after taking
three -fCurihs OF bottle. relief ie not obtained
Price % cents and 81. Trial size free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18

B 5. Webb would specially recommend
to the ladies. Ackcr's Dyspepsia Tablets
Asa laxative they have no equal. They
are guaranteed To- cure Chronic Consiipa.
,ion. Dyspepsia. aud MI disease arising
from dcranced stomach. with free
use of the Tablets. Sick Headache is I'M.
possible
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18

Now is the time your horses and cattle
need attention. To prevent disease and
tone up the system YOU will find Parma
lees Condition Powders uneXcclled. Full
pounds IS cents Sold by b. ;. webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-18
O yer one million boxes OF Acker's nv

q yer one million boxes OF ACker's Dvs-
p"''"'G ITS sold IA inc past twelve
months. purely upon their merits. Why
suffer width Chronic Constipation. Dys
pcpsia Sour stomach. Sick HerGache
Heartburn. and Femaie Troubles. when
b. y. webb offers you relief and positive
cure IN tbs Dyspepsia Tablets. lie sells
them on n guarantee.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Near Blunt, D. r., Thursday, natural gas
was struck at depth of l45 ieet
Myriads of grasshoppers ara devastating
pasture and clover fields In Montgomery
county, Ilhn,f-.
The Chicago club defeated the Buffalo al
Milwoukes Friday y to and New York
vanquishei Boston to 3.
i new insurance company in hungary
pays its policy-holders from 100 to 800
fiorins il their wives elopa
Samuel Miracle, of Milton, Ohio, is the
happy father OF seventeen healthy boys, the
eldest one only years old
Suit was commenced in the United Statsl
district court in New York city, Friday. to
test the constitutionality of the civil service
Law.
Rough water at Sheepshead Bay caused
postponement until Monday of the boat
race between Ross Hanlan, AMI Lee for
81 500.
Since last Tuesday eyenins rain has fallen
almost incessantly at Galveston, Tex, the
| signal gauge Friday night indicat-
ing total of nearly nine and one-aslf
inches
| The probability of the success Of the Slos-
so,,- chaafar vi..,,,,,,, t,,I;a,, ..,,...-..,.,.
| in Chica 70 is now assnrsd he .ba rsc,,ut NJ
a cablegram trm paris anurnncin,, VIC.
napx,s term.
| Tn, par na,U;,. ra1,,., ..,.,. .. H..
vail in I'D. 7. ~ t' -
,oa,ia :. - 10, vl'.' al ui'5
potto "t t W.T. "sus th o. ne inn '1'lnuay eouII
",t.i'In ~ ~, - 90 W ,o dn' 9"o"'''
T,ha " -, 'II
y, 0"5 g' i1'io o''iii Droagu'
Iu 10 oU,o' IN r'i'Sy, asanSe Une
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the c,nsI - Is-S ,rbia5 5 III a. "
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- y i' nTa.sI,a IN =. o%o ~ que iaH,Ls no
,,o,t,s ~ ~ It. wv ''iio D;i'l'
"o'N0 q" go, ,a' "'' rii'"y 0N'hi"s'
,,eou q 'ose u SIoo''oo, upon "lich 'hefS
. :, W - I 80 io't .ou
wv 20 '''G '"''"'u N'''1 o''i'''s' e"''
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A New York family went to Europe and
| were gone eight months and during every
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
REPEAL OF THE BLAND ACT.

The opinion is we'll nigh unanimous in
this commercial community that the
Bland Silver act should be repealed.
Both political parties are agreed that
manufacturing silver bullion into coin
which can he used only as bullion after
it has passed through the mint had bet
ter be left uudone Silver in bars cannot
disturb values or derange the currency
because 1t is not measure of values
But silver in the shape of dollars becomes
a nominal Of actual medium of exchange,
and to be OF any service as such must
measure values. The Bland silver dolIar
is not an actual instrument Of exchange,
because business men universally refuse
to use it for such purpose. They cannot
do business with it, because it is only a
fraction of dollar instead of an actual
dollar, and it is never the same fraction
Of dollar for one month at time. To
measure the values of all things for the
purpose OF exchange an instrument must
be employed which is not perpetually
varying in value itself. The foot rule
must be the same in length one day and
one week as another, otherwise it is use.
less. The value measurer, the dollar,
must be the same at one time as another,
otherwise it is worthless as an instrument
Of exchange. 1t might be practicable and
convenient TO have three quarter dollar
silver coin as well as half dollar and quar-
ter dollar pieces, but it would be no more
rational to call such fractional coin, dol
lars than to call eightyfive cents worth of
silver dollar. lettings be called what
they are, not what they are not. To re-
peal the Bland Coinage act is simply to
stop legalizlng lie. Eightythree cents
worth of silver cannot be made hundred
cents worth by law.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07

NATURAL gas has been utilized by the
Chinese for at least 400 years TO illumin-
ate and heat their houses. 1t is only
within few years that this exhalation OF
the great coal and oil beds has been con-
trolled and turned to practical uses in
Pennsylvania, but at present every large
factory in Pittsburg. excepting blast fur
naces and Bessemer steel mills, acquires
its heat from the natural gas wells, while
thousands of dwelling houses depend upon
it for fuel and light The supply seems
to be inexhaustible, although for twenty
five years it has been running to waste.
The region in which this gas is found ex~
tends from western New York through
Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio.
The "gas line" runs northeast and south
west. aud speaking roughly is parallel
with the Allegheny mountains No drill.
er fails to strike gas If he is inside the
line; outside, when experiments are made
beyond the known boundaries, the chances
of success and failure are about even.
The best gas is usually found at depth
of more than 900 feet, and the pressure
of its exit ranges from 1000 to ID, 900 to
the square inch. At first accidents aris>
ing from the escape of the fluid were fre>
quent and alarming, but better pipes.
better methods of safety towers have re-
duced the peril to minimum. The gas
is now delivered in Pittsburg at a cost of
10 cents per 1000 feet, and its substitu-
ton for coal has clarified the atmosphere
of what used to be the Smoky City.
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07

CHICAGO Times: There is discussion
in some eastern Journals in regaad to the
valne of young men who part their hair
in the middle and smoke cigarettes, there
being class of people who appear to be
of the benef that it is among these young
men that are to be found the most p.0m>
lsing of the coming generation. The
Times is not sporting journal, add 'cted
to backing its opinions with ws9ers, but
it has no hesitation in asserting that
abundant money can be found TO sustain
the following propositions: Ninety per
cent of oil the young men who smoke
cigarettes aud pert their hair in the mid
die weigh less than one hUHdred and
twenty pounds, are less han five feet two
inches in height. wear a twelve inch col>
lar, hat not exceeding six and quartz
in size, and do not measure more then
thirty inches around the chest None =
can also be obtained to back the BELIEF
that of the class of young men, who part
their hair in the middle and smoke cigar
cites, seventy to eighty per cent, when
they merry, only confer on theiT wives the
remnants of q constitution; that il they
have sny children. ninety five per cent.
never live to be eighteen months old, and
if the small remainder ever reaches man
hood or womanhood 1t dies of cOrsump,
tion or some form of exhaustion before
reaching middle age; that this seventy tC
eighty per cent. OF those who smoke Gig
cites and parS their hair in the middle dc
not rear families, that they never become
grandfathe"s, that they never pass the age
OF forty years, and finally that ill life they
are not only worthless, but actual nut
sances in the estimate of all people o1
other kinds with whom they come in con
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
A WEIGHTY CORPSE.
DEATH OF THE HEAVIEST WOMAN IN
The COUNTRY.
Nine Men Reeaired to Carry the Body
a Dude. Who Possesses 800
Pairs of Trousers, in Want
of Money.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Sent, 7 - Mrs. Emma
NJ. Markley, who was craiitsd with being
the heaviest woman in the country, was
buried from her home. so Lombard street
Friday. Sac was known to the anu ement
public as Mime. Victoria. Hr advertised
weight was over 600 pounds ana her actual
weight about 80 pound, She was
bonn in Reading Pa, about thirty
three years ago, and was slim and delicate
throughout her girihopl. Two years ago
she was placed on exhibition for short
time in Chestnut street, AMI while here sus-
tanned an Injury that finally resulted in her
death. Tns platform ON which her chair
was place! gave way. in her fall her ankle
WAS sprainsd, AMI soon afterwsri she was
attacked with erysipslas in the leg
The disease was arrested for time.
but broke out at intervals since
and the fatal attack seized her
about three weeks ago. A week ago last
Sunday, while suffering great pain, she fell
out OF her bed A number OF strong men
tried to lift her back on the bed, but failed.
They succeeded in placing her On a mattres
on the floor, however, whore she lay until
her death. On the night of her death it re
quired the full strength Of nine men TO
carry her boiy from the second-story front
room to the parlor on the ground floor.
| Early in the morning a crowd of people
| gathered around the house. all eager and
clsmorous TO look at the deal woman. As
the hour for the funeral drew near Lom-
| bard street in the eishborhood of the house
| of mourning becamo blocked WITH people,
| and it was necessary {, call out squad Of
! police to bold the populRce in check
| Hundreds filed through the parlor and
| looked on tho face OF this dead woman
| but hundreds more failed to get near the
! house. Tha body lay in Il coffin taat was
probably the largest ever 5rl.G it was con-
structed o. taree-.acl waIIut pianSs, ana
dozen heavy iron bars 1t was SIX feet ten
inches long, forty-slx inches wade, ami three
feet deep II was too large to pass tArous a
| the door, and wRs taken through ts.e wide
single window and carried 10 tie under
| taker's wagon by twelve stOut men. There
was not Erearse ia tie CITY large enough b
to contain the cotfil l'aa tRterment
took place at thu Old Fellows cemetery.
kksr burial was against visa Expressed by
her shortly bstore her death. She had &
morbid fear tA65 her bUly would be stolen
for the purpose Of dissection, aui wished
that it lie cremated. Her husbanl's limited
means, however. prevented him from carry
ing ont her wish. Her husband, who is q
dspper good-looking young man, weighing
about 130 pounds, said that his wife never
had an extraordinary appetite, ami never
ate more than himself
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
hnnthar Life Saved

Mrs. Harriet Cummings, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes: Early last winter my
daughter was attacked with severe cold,
which settled on her lungs. We iried
several medicines. none of which seemed
10 do her any good but she continued to
get worse, and filally raised large
amounts of blood from her lungs. We
called in family physician, but he failed
to do her any good At this time friend
who had been cured by DR. VIM. Halls
Balsum for the lungs, advised me To give
it trial We then got bottle, and she
began TO improve, aud by the use oi
three bottles was entirely cured
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07

than third of the dead Chinese in the
ruins of the houses have been found thus
far 1t is said that no less than
twenty-five we're shot down inside the
burned buildings. These buildings had
dirt roofs, which covered up
the dead Cinnamon when the dwellings sue
cumhed to the flames, and, as no actual
search has been made in the ruihs, it is
quite probable that it is true. China
men are sril arriving at stations
east aud west almost dead from
fright and weak from fatigue and
lack of food. All are shipped
10 Evanston by the company. They reiter-
ate the statement that many have died ia
the hills from wounds received in the at
tack upon them. IL is reported that the
white miners at Almy, in the western end
Of the territory. have notified the Chi
neSe laborers In the mines that they must
leave inside of three days and Tint the
Union Pacific has guaranteed their removal
within the time specified. The Celestial,
al along The road refu3el to work Satur-
day and demanded passes TO Evanston.
Chinese lanndrymeH ami servants at Green
river We're tod Friday night that they must
leave within twelve hours
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
Murdered by a Cowardly Mob.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept 5-At about Ii
o'clock Friday night a mob Of masked meu
took from the Jail Lee Sellers, who WAS con
fined on q charge Of robbery and murder
The prisoner resisted ferceiy. indicting
serious wounds with a knife on more than
one of his captors. Sellers was taken TO the
Tennessee bridge, rope fixed round his
neck and attached to a cross. beam, aud a
confession demanded This Sellers refused
to make, and the crowd pulled on the rope
Sellers. however, climbed hand-over- hanl
TO the cross-beam and lay down upon it,
and, after shrieking wildly for assistance,
was finally riddled with pistoI-balls, until
he could hold on no longer, and having IN
fastened the rope, fell into the river eighty
feet below. He protested his innocence to
tho Inst
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
Friightful Case
or a Colorcd Man.

contracted fearful casc Of blood poison in
1888. Iwa> treated by some of the besT pny-i-
clans in Atlanta. They used The Old remedies Of
Mercury and Potash which brOug I on rheuma-
tism and impaired my digrs i've oTgan- Every
Joint in me was SWoiicn and fail of pain WIS
in horrible condition When had been given
mp to die my physicians who Gad seen thc work
ngs OF the medicine in Other cases. thought il
wOdld be u splendid time Ia test the virtues Of
Swift's Specific. When commenced tasiug $ $
= the physicians said could not live Two weeks
under the ordinary treatment He commcncedto
give me the medicine strictly according to direc
tions, which continued for. several months.
took nothing ell e. and commenced to improve
from the first. Occasionally would have back
set from imprude Ce. Soon the rheumatism LEFT
me- my appetite became all right and the ulcers
which the doctor said were the most friehiful ht
had ever seen. began 10 heal, snd by the first q
October, 1891, | was well man again. | an
stronger now than ever was before and weigl
more, have not failed to report for duty since
that time being engaged in the oil warehouse q
Chess Carley Conn any. | have been and still am
doing some of the hardest work any man ever did
and am ready 10 answer any question that may b,
asked concerning this case. SWIft's Specific ha
saved me from an early grave.
LEM NcCLENDON.
Atlanta Anil :
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
An Enterprising. Reliable
House.

>HaTtz Il Bahnsen can always be relied
upon, not only to carry in stock the best
of every thing, but to secure the Agency
for such articles AS have well known mer-
it, and are popular with the people,
thereby sustaining the reputation of being
always enterPIising, and ever reliable.
Having secured the Agency for the cele-
hrated Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, will sell it on a positive
guaIanleer. 1t Will surely cure any and
every affection of Throat, Lungs and
Chest, and 10 show our confidence, We
invite you to call and get Trial Bottle
Free
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07

CmCAGo, Sept THE races at Washing
ton park Saturday resulted as follows;
Fir-t race, mile; Monarch first, Biddy
Bowling second, Cuanco third; time, l:43
Second race III mile; LittleieIlow fir t,
Irish Pat seconI. Nolante third; time. 2:4l.
Third race, milo; Idle Pat iir-t, War
rngt ton seconi, Bereft bird; time, 1:49
Fourth race mile; Mona first, RI pido
second, Pearl Joaning> third; time. l:4lh,
Fifth race. mile heats, Bucbanan first,
Imogene second; tine l:45
CoNEY ISLAND n Y, Sept. THE
races Saturday were as follows:
First race, l mile; Brambleton first;
Monogram second, Louisetta third; time.
l:l2E.
Second race q mile; Walter II. first, B s.
second. Scottish LasS third; time, l:lS4
Third race & mile Eigin first, Ernest
second, Bonnie s third; time, 1;5Sa4.
Fourth race Ia miles; Eucljde iirst. Albis
second, Favor third; tins, 2:40G.
Fifth race, Is mile; Tabitha first, Queer
E,Jher second, Marsh Rsion third; time
l.32L
The Rock Island Argus., 1885-09-07
HAY FEVER.

Ely 5 Cream Balm was recommended
To me by my druggist us il preventive To
Hay Fever Have been using it us direct
ed since the 9th of August and have
found it a specific tor that much dreaded
and loathsome disease. For ten years or
more | have been great sufferer each
year from August 9th Till frost and have
lried many alleged remedies for its cure,
but Eiy's Cream Balm is the only pTeven-
live | have ever found. Hay fever suf-
iercrs ought to know of its efficacy
Frank A. Ainsworth. of f. B. Ainsworth
~ Co., Publishers. indianapolis, Ind.