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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04


execution Is celebrated In history aa the
ilrst In the annals OF the Maumee Valley.
In l64S, Mr. webb was again elected
County CLERK, nnd held the oihce nntii
1850, when he retired 10 private nie. since
the ialler daie, large portion oi his Time
was occupied IN settling mp the numerous
accounts when had accumulated during
ms long terms ol ofhce, aud looking aiier
MS arm, which he had ienscd' Unui re-
ceht'y We va" employer ,ne most Oh nus
ume IN reaaing' anu MS mino was
s,orenouSe 9' lnl"rmauoh' pom regarulng
'he carry HISTORY oil the country anu cur
rem even.s' re awsYS 'ook great IN
e.sS' i" po''',cT, a"u, Hnce "e o'sAu
'', ol s"e party nus oeen "n s"rne''
hepn"''c'u'
TOT so,ne ',me p'S' ne nnS nee" he,P
iesN 'hNH''u, A'"uy o"reu 'or ny MS W',e'
allhough the anhouncemen' OF ms oea'n
,'"N "ee' s'uos. e""S,."'y "''o,p".eu
lor SeVer" "on'hs' us nh', ~, coming "rhgS
s,une@ 10 many hs"r~' inefe P,oo
Ho'y no c'.'Asn o' 'ne valey VINO hau
u'ore w"lu "'e"uS, w WHOSE hs"'" MS
memory Mh' We seP' grse"'
ro' many ye"rs "esry every 9"o w
,M 1v en''""'w Iu ms '".'y o%a,,eV %
oo'e o""n' W." " uo"I ~ ,u' Wv
nm .n,,, w "y :" '"e "o,". ' "a,"s
WI oe ,nSS,'oe" A',ong 'he mos mo'.ny
WI u'I o'u M""n,ee ;',' 'aa'sy 1'o"eeIs W ons
S"",y ,s "s - s"'"eu
10, i "i', 81, ."n '"" au ne' w, .o"
~ ~"''"oueN, v. r., "'S'''"o' ""'e "e''
p;'. INV N''.e' ~ 'i
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.a sinon u, " wnasn;ua ,nss m esispe W.. ,,sar M
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04
nuekIen,s Arnica saIye.

TnK BEST SAWS In the world for Cuts
Brulses. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. ohapped Hands. Chiiblains Corns
and all skin Eruptions, aud positively cures
Piles. or M paw required. II Is guaranteed Ia
give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 20 cents per box. For Sale by Taylor Il
Millrr.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04

The Democratic Senatorial convention
for this district Ia In session at Findiay
TODAY. II IN believed that Major Dodd
Of Toledo, md Herman Groschner' OF Hen,
~, viii receive the nomination. Enr'ghi, oi
Toledo, T. N. Bierly, Of Pemberville, have
both Withdrawn from the contest.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04

Will President Cleveland come out Of
the Adirondack woods more of Il Jackson
IAN and less of an Eatonian Democrat, or
more Ettonian aud less J 'cksoniun than
he was when he went in? He has had
leisure 10 think about some things. A
man can fish and think, too n. Y. Sun.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04
John Sherman's Great Speech.

twenty years ana lour months alter tie
close Of the war we reproduce the great
War Speech of one of Ohio's honored SEN
ators, and 10 allay any great demand that
r. likely to arise for war paint after the
reading OF il we also reproduce below a
few opinions of the press as n counter.irri.
tant, in the interest of peace and prosper.
ity. We reproduced last week a short
chapter from the Commercial Gazette on
.punclled sermons," which was good 20
far as il went, and would now call the
attention of that paper to Senator sher.
man. His barrel has been reversed 20
sfien that in our opinion il il time for
him to put The coopers to work on a
new one, before the patience of the peo
pie become worn as thread bare as his
punched speeches:
"Mr. Sherman's speech is very depress-
ing as indicating a sad lack OF material on
which to conduct campaign in his State
He must have been hard pushed when he
yesorted 10 distortion and msrepresentaiio ion
OF facts to make up an Indictment against
the Administration.-N.Y Y. Times.
The Detroit Free Press makes the followinp q
comment: The Chicago later. Ocean sees
happy omen for John Sherman In tho fact thai
his prophetic uttersnces concerning the Ohio
campsign were deliverad from Mount Gilead
while "the original Mount Gilead was noted a,
the home Of Israel's great prophet Elijah.
This later Ocean must not forget. however, th Al
II Was at Mount Gilead that Eli jah event up
Chicago Ne,os.- Senator Sherman says: "I
hope that the war is over" Without wishipI
for moment to cast reflection upon the YER
acity Of the honorable Senator from Ohio, we
however, ask, in the event of genuine peac
between the sections, what would become o
his occupation rs waver Of the "bloody shirt,
TO which be 30 pertinaciously adheresf
The New York Herald, in an editorial OF
Benator Sberman's Mount Gilead speech, says
"Thousands Of his admirers In the East, know
ng his great intelligence and capacity for dis
cussipg the practical questions OF the hour-th
commercial and financial questions which 10
quire action at Washing gton--will be mortife,
and greved to read this bitter and unpatriotj
harangue, In which he merely seeks to reyiy
smopg the people Of Ohio the passion of til
civil war"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04

Tie Dobscns boosted their candidates
for State Senator until they got clear over
the high horse and fell ker flop on the
other aide,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04

A WEAK BACK, with weary, aching
lameness over the hips, is a sign of diseas..
ed kidneys. Use the hes, kidney curative
known, which IL Burdock Blood Bitters.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-04

The season.is now upon US Tor mailing
the campaign lie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
HUMOROUS.

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What 3r" i.'f r~r'''H'.. Ne Lf"
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h"@' "'i pr"t'f. Nr i'"i~"ff'y Hob
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|. in'hf@r W.. ~" has f'rf n
l'i1'rli" &c" H@' h"h'i IN. "a.
Nf h~"."'''hf : "''n' q"
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's- N"'ii" "a " ~ t"". f"t
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Grandma Lara 10 f"1 81 ID Y1Ir
mother ~"lid afpt'te - yp1r srn.
az - ls'" 'isTa-"H rs. R~rsnfnsa.
II ~ss onls hall past ten ~h~n Rank
Jeff last rvsu = israutma ArA
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
A NOVEL TIMEPIECE.
An Invention That Makes a Watci, Wind
It.cIf az the Wr.rcr MaIks.

An Invention That Makes u Watch Wind
Itself a. the w-.rcr Walks.
\ watch that winds Itself by the mo-
ton of the wcarcr i, the latest wonder
of Europe. The mOucycd tours.
abroad viii probably come home in the
fall provided with them to a>toni,h
their stay-ai-homc friends. The follow
ing explanation Of the new toy viii.
however. take off the edge Of thi, ,ri-
umph with the readers of the sur:
TIE new automatic tlmcpicce d, Gale
in Switzerland, where Il was invented.
the ..Marche-M arche." The watch j.
Il sicM-s.ttrr. and in bu, one particular
differs from the ordinary watch u TO
exterior appearance. Its works are
protected by a square cas- instead o. u
round one, for 4 reason tlat vi lappcar
iiier the other features OF the watch
have been described in detail. The
prime feature of the watch = the auto
matte >elt-windinE mechanism. wn CT
alta rs the object IN view Ia perfection
On the side Of the watch that tine arboi
Of the winding barrel i expo ed, Al
arm. secured ut the end AMI with y
hammer-likc attachment ~ the other.
! moves downward whenever disturbed
from \ position of absolute rest The
force of a spring adjusted under the
arm furnishes the reaction. and the
oscillation is repeated with every Stor
taken by tue wear.r. This j. trans
miited 10 the lock Of the mainspriu.
barrel by the wheel. the circumference
of which is adapted 10 the clutch of n
dOy that holds fast AL il gets and
the most ordinary walking exercise
! upon the par: of the wcarer serve, 10
wind j, up full. The watch when used
for tn. first tine is wound with p key.
bu, never after j. = key required IL the
| watch j. worn rcrularlv by any one OF
the most moderate habt I, Of ~pere-r.na-
ton. The Gu3Te case = essential K
the successful action Of the ,eli-w inding
| apparatus. for she rea>on that il mus;
stand horizontally. and this can ONLY b,
when the watch has an upr III; position
in the pocket
Cpon the face Of the watch ! the
/! small dial Of manometeT. which CUn-
>tantiy indicates the tension 10 winch
the spring i wound, and b. = Elan--
the wearcr OF the wal Il NAV tell for
how many hours the watch l. wound
/ TIE running capacity OF the ''Niarcac
Marchc.' when fully wound. J. ~.N;.
hours. rs ! indicated by :he manolu--
ter when i;S hand points Ia the numoe7
al the top Of ;he dial. The amount o.
exercise required 20 wind i fui! l. rep
resented b. six niles walking The
advantage urg Il in the automat C v nj
ing mechanism : IN absence ~ tie
F. hazard IN m sing trains All SOW m
seeds OF ds>en-ol IN the fanny b
! ate arrival :. d nner because o; ore.
fulnesS ar ner cence n Jhe mater -;
winding the watch Tae absence Of nc-
cesS:;v for u contact Of human hand
! W n The interior Of tie wa.ch J. urged
IS an additional ar-umen fo- CurzbI
iiy. and il shape. winch :: nr-i -eem-
| odd. ! better adapted to en- snd aTl-
&c decoration The "Marche-NArrh-'
8 entirely = hand male watch. and j.
| consequently a model Of perfection In
! the chrouometric ART the eNp-n>e OF
which is the chief barrier 70 It's speedy
introduction &c general u@-N- }.
Sunday sta
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
leo szss for Cent.

4~p q: iAr age; stores q Nv
fofs hare r~n h4yag a. = ua.ss.
asA; sl tn -~t %. cheap AZ Ia,
Ps sae2a "a si.~i un,. or O.. ,hs
aost wAs emE h& s2E.cratay ..r~
"h TIE DA~. had -.3s~et lie - -.
tao i1g a r~n- Ter ~. rs-.. tA~ s-sa
iDu- j a. 2 Gpsen Is xz.a- . IA.
-" ''aZar coo.i pu-cha.~ moro
'hAa = %41Zlc c-nt ~oggh %: hs... Ia.
"2a2c saarP saopzra. Il ooto 40
r1cAr; And srn, Their SISTERS cou.sa.
AID ssEts . 10 buy whsl- :h. fnarxss
as co"a As = rr.u.: zA~s I'D IN
fu4~ a &"x ~asrs ;A-y are nos -ing
- 0tArr gsg4s - = handsome yrUn. =,
,A-rn.-lyr.
N cossss~ tS ,xo soe n ceE. hass
b-uks sp iAs composition a ,ho<s order.
ard RAJ = 'arnz prscs asi nos remain
Gag a soSu~.-S y. Asys4a
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

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p" 3"
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l'-' -
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20 "+''
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ia"
The roots oi pla-'S "lI - down
very deep a search u Hood IL hey -
deep NE A." 81 soil ir,'u "h.'h 20 POO
d".r ',''i = ih'rA''d @H' - '''
"'''''" Ir' securing '.' ''>" -
c'''H ."c -" '""'"u-"H u" "''''
'"v 90 "''' "--"'
Baked Apr.c> Gore and p4r' lay
apes la. them IN q -ha.I'" '4vara
dI-h. oil tn cavities wi'h sugar. m.'r~i
Win gated l,m"n Tui adj water ~
cover TIE bottom Of 'h- d>h Blk g.
a very quiCk oven IL. -H:t. D.. q: oilv-
Win ih' syrup h''. = h.'''
It Used Ca tv thought THAI onlt ,and
Wa suitable Tor Safd-u pur"o-c, pr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31
THINNING OUT FRUIT.
a Process That Must re I"s"Tt"i To ~
tho Product I- S.t~fssf.r,-

a rr"c~.. That Must I~ ii-s"Ti"i Ia ~
the Product I- >.tsf.sf.r,.
Th.~ operation i 81 "Iui imTor.arr"
with pruning go attention - The soil
Yet how i.w arc aware. uf o.. and fewer
s'Ill dispose! To- practice q II I- "a pitt
10 them 10 soc o.. irui, ,ut down. AMI
The task seems ont # proportion to tn
pro to bc derived from -. u ini..d
there u any profit. which D. very much
doubted. -, the trees arc aiDscI to
oycrbcar. AMI the fruit 10 ~ u small
and If inferior quality. the uug,l'vra
strain tend NJ A, . and establish NJ ben
NAL fruatnS.
Now. a. .uch fruit j. oil reduced val
u". and Almost wortlIr,- a. q m4r-ct
fruit why not experiment "A Jti.". .
only with 4 ,inglr tee. or even buf n
part 81 -" tree. which f. certainly m
difficult Ia taking Lut u ics IA nnte-
Of tmc2 Eut l"t tho TT b. cArUc-i
far enough to get The ig4I Ben" {. walrI
r" u les the removal oi from ,woi1 RI
To- thru iourth> 81 far frut { tie TIE. Is
a prolific bearer. The 4 ilicul;s usual
J. - ia np, removing Hou VII
closely set. let not less than three
fourtbs la removed. leaving t1c Tens.H
in fruit equally di-tr buisd through
HI tree. The result Will b. ahOut TIA
slne q pi fruit a. & i"it gu;A3n.
ned. and 80 improved a, 10 .c-in an
o;hcF sort IA flavor and quality. n ~"il
-. - .BN.n Ill -. sHa.n .r f.y
tines =. large "a Z left unth Dn"t. c"r-
sppudinE Ia the proposto on removed IL
mlI a!-o be- found that tHc "os : no
near so ardIous a. "a. supposed so
= convenient ladder. and thin out by
hand r.mos n The Ini~Ti"r spsc mrHs
The proper TN" 10 DO thu - when the
.rut has attained abou. the 81. 81 =
cherry among "a - smaI growing
sar,S o;hcrS - a htile larg"S k'en
when thlnn ng = r"gl"ci"d III &c 'rEi
j. half gro~n. Il al re labor We.
sp..n, 20 trin ont. but !OT . fair -; x
rhOuld b. dom .ar
A. - wsI. known. th~r. . a great
dif.r-nce N tn tearing qnaii, -!
,rs-. ami We bad tn. t.aiUrr-'hAi
The. .hy b-1rer. have usually .arce fn.i.
ahH ~ l"''-'' SINAI
for the later 70 gros tier r.sa"FY-s
specimen. 40 larg~ - go !rUI 81 50
iormr Bu; Z aimed Oui 40 - 90
'sual -" e'-''
WI - i"'''h -
"i :H' ir3t-
III tanning : 81 W
tn er2ne-~< so &I'D~'A o
lmpE0'.H-ra' "a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

General Roher; Toomhs. who -
now totally blind. i living at his bone
N Washington County. ia. from
whence he s fond o. sending out 10 ms
friends occasional religious tracts whse'
happen to suit his fancy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31


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ICoI ..r.o, VIZ I;n.d w;,h b.nJ.nn,.
Ill nd nro"nn,od ,La .nnaar,nno
,Lnro"nh aEiI Ln, :.
he proorp,SrI. the uWinulcu
in It,t1,re and wore occas;on.lIv NJ
,.rn,,.J Viii g, b,ndcono ,n,nfor, NJ.
rcs;Jenc. ond the n,vcmert crew nm
avon U,If u;la fur,bar IL. str.r,
,h,rJornJ all nr.t.nSe at sm,r,nn.s
tr,iIcd bumhIx between onn-stor;ed
wnrnbavsa, I:o,nJ a., r,flro,d ,ract
lost its,.lf in , maze Of switcbrs, and
o",".H :, a.. -
49, ro.J ,erm;,a,irg viii y dism.i
w"oJnn S,rno,urn s,,nJinr IN . Jasn.
Ia,a ror;nn md nanLnJ on - 1; he
,aii nh n;I.s Tns cIarL" and d.y
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-31

ices of plate benevOlently dropped
En,o the ash-barrcl by careless servants.
Mission Creek. at high tide. is
, for a considerable distance "A navigable
stream. and it was generally conceded
that BrewStcr's branch ward was 4
shrcwd venture. and would soon turn
the tide of traffic from the crowded thor
oughfare of Steuart street. The Prince
of Redwood himself had felt all the
glow of 4 prudent mans complacency
over this evidence Of his own sagacitv.
but a stormy interview in the under
writers Office that noon had iii sturbed
the serenity with which h. had hitherto
viewed his new acquisition. Meeting
some old comrades, men of his own
regiment. who had fought side by SIDE
with him through the four years OF the
Civil war. he cast aside the perplexitieS
of the day and plunged with eager zest
into the animated discussion of past
campaigns. in the course of which he
made the inquiry that heads his chap
ter. The question was repeated BY an
echoing chorus.
..Lenoir?" The speaker who volun-
teered 4 reply was a member of that
very agreeable and highly entertaining
class of individuals who are commonly
accredited with the possession of uni
versal knowledge. and whose Informal
ton is about as difluse and ineXact as
the average encyclopedias of biography.
"Lenoir's wife died just before he was
mustered out in '65. Broke him all up
for awhile. but he rallied and went
down to Florida, invested in an Orange
grove. and lived on the fat of the land"
He was an odd fellow-Lenoir.'
remarked a ~gray-bearded veteran
who e~ndesvored to reconcile his predi-
lection for powder and cold steel by
keeping a gun shop in Bush street
Odd! there wasn't = nobler fellow
in the service. He was . hero, if ever
one existed" Brewster spoke with
such unwonted energy that the Others
looked at him in surprise. for he WAS
generally regarded Is phlegmatic in
society and cold blooded in his business
relations. He cooled down a little a
he observed the sensation his remark
had created. and exchanged his cntau-
siasm for a dry. argumentative tore.
You know was a mere boy when l
enlisted. Some of our folks knew
Lenoir; my mother spoke to him the
day We marched. and-well. l could tell
you a thing DR. two about the Colonel
that non of You ever knew. I'm not
going to gush over the man. but YOU
may be interested 10 hear of a little i'm
\ cident that happened in Eastern Ten
nessee. You remember july lS6-.
\when We marched through the Mount
NainS and camped in a narrow deiile
Ney called ka;tlesnake Pass? BY
Norge. i shall never forget the place
the day o.! my death; shut IN by
Sep. rocky walls. loose sand under
fd not a green leaf or blade of grass
0e seen. outside of q scant greec
MINI bordering the starveling brook
mat S;ckled along one side. noticed
such Gngs and cared more about them
q \e older men. When l joined
me ariV 1 was just turned eighteen.
Aad choS full of patriotic fire. raving
over the Astice of our cause, ambitious
70 Earn dnlnction. greedy for carnage
And 0ioodsed. One year had cooled
me down IA wonderful way. and the
cense mighthav gone to thunder for
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-05
KNOWLEDGE or NOSES.
Meaning of the Different Forns-Eis
Noses Of the Fig Drained.
MARY O. Stanton in The Argonaut.l

MARY O. Stanton in The Argonaut.l
Lavater, the eminent physiognomist, in
one of his essays, says: a have never seen a
pose with a broad back, whether arched oi
rectilinear, that did not appertain to an eZ-
fraordmary man. We may examine thou
sands Of comt6nances and numbers of por-
traits Of superior men before We find such a
one"
The busts, pictures. and statues portray
ing The features and personality Of the most
celebrated generals. statesmen, orators,
philosophers, scientists, and architects,
which are exhibited III the art galleries of the
world. reveal to us--if art can be relied on
that the faces Of Galen, Hippocrates, Arts
rotle. Alexander Cicero, Archimedes, Julius
CAVIAR, Dcmest hanes, Cato, Lucretius, Sesos
iris, Plato, Josephus, aud many other men
OF eminence possessed unusually large noses,
many Of them broad on the back, a.
Layater expresses it, aud not one exhibits nj
undeveloped or small nasal organ. Ibest
noses vary in form, but can I've classified al
sight by one understanding tie meaning Of
tue forms of the nose. All these men wer.
master-minels in different departments o
thought and action
We will now return TO more modern times
and recall to the mind the reader OF the physi
ognounieS Of the more recent men of inteliec
masters in art, science, government, litera
ture, and leadership. We shall find the fell
quite as rich us that OF the aneients. Let i
be understood chat each department of activ
ity has IA form or shape peculiar to itself
| Scientific, mechanical and philosophical
noses are long fuouinent and hony an
where there is tslent they are "broad on tn
back" as well Musical noses are short, thick
round soft, and muscular. Commercia
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-05
ADVICE To MOTHERS

ATE you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest oy sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 If so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Wmslow's Soothing Syrup for children
tccthing. Its value is iEcalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it mothers,
there is no mistake about it. II cures
dyscDterY, diarrhuea, regulates the stom.
ach and bowels, cures wind colo. soft
ems tie gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives toae and energy 10 the whole sys-
tenn. Mrs. WinsloW'S Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription OF one OF
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is fol
sale hy all druggists throughout tho
world Price % cents per bottle.
feb-2S-m-w-s IN 1-y
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of an Execution and Fee Bill No.
58i9 issued ont of the clerks Office of the circuit
court of Rock Island county, and state of Illinois,
and to me directed, whereby am commanded to
make the amount of certain Judgment recently
obtained against Louis V. Eckhart in favor of
Elizabath Rosenthal ont of the lands. tenements.
goods and ehattels of the said defendant, Louis v.
Eckhart, have levied upon the following prop
cry to-wt: Lot s. in block II, in that part of the
city of Rock Island known as the chicago or lower
addition all III the city of Rock Island, county of
Rock Island, state of Illinois, Therefore, ac-
cording to said command shall expose for sale, at
public auction all the right, title and interest of
the above named Louis V. Eckhart in aud to the
above described property, on Monday. the goth day
Of December 1884, at O'Clock p. m. at the north
door of the court house in the city of Rock Island
in the county Of Rock island, ana state Of Illinois,
for cash in hand 10 satisfy said execution and fee
bill.
Dated at Rock Island, this 9th day OF December,
A. ID. 1884. j, NJ. RETiCkER,
Sheriff Of R0ek Island County.
9oatd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-05

noses are large, thick, long, with more mus
Gle than bone, and of equal width the entire
len sth, sometimes straight in outline and
sometimes convex Executive noses often
presents very high outline just below the
the junction with the forehead This nose il
denominated the "Roman nose, and belongs
to those who have naturally excellent ability
as generals, leaders, snperintendents, etc
the largest nose known to modern times
are, among commanders, those Of Washing
ton, Garibaldi, Cromwell Wellington, Ma
poleon, Napier, Scott, Sherman, and
Farragut; among statesmen, Lord Chat
ham, William Pitt, Lord Brougham Jeffer
son, jackson, Franklin, Thomas Paine,
Metternich, P~imefston, John Adams and
Gladstone. Observing the noses OF poets,
we find tha, teFe. as elsewhere, the largest
belong to the most eminent Observe. for
example those of Dante, Tasso, DRYDEN.
Cowper, Shelley. Goethe, Pope, Schiller,
Joanna BailIie, BYRON. Tennyson. Long.
Fellow and " hitler This class of 10 ;es ex
hihits a straight Outline iii the descent FROM
the forehead to tie tip, and this f0lm is
characteristic Of most writers of elegant
literature.
Perhaps the most massive noses are found
philosophers. Among astronomers nCte the
following: La Grange DE Lambre, Enler
Halter, RerscLei and Proctor. Philosopher.
and scientists lead tue world in regard tt
size Of nose
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-05
Masters Sale.
STATE OF ILLINOIS I s.,
Rock Island County

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock Island County
In the Circuit Court-In Chancery.
George H. Maish VS.. Henry Fluegel, Margaretha
Flnegel and William l.. Foreclosure -
General No. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of decree
of said court, entered in the above entitled cause.
on the 18th day of October. a. D., 1881, ! shall.
on Saturday the 81 day Of January, A. ID. 1885, al
the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
north door of the court house. in the city of Rock
Island, in said county of Rock Island, TO satisfy
said decree, sell al public vendue TO the highest
bidder for cash. those certain parcels OF
land situate in the county of Rock island and
state of Illinois, known and described as follows
tO-W.t:
The south half of the north east fractional
quarter of section nine TO- aud the south half OF
PettIfers Island IN said section nine t9l, all IN
township seventeen 40 north of range two ~
west of the fourth principal meridian.
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois, this 25th day OF
November, A. ID. 1884
HENRY CURTIS, in,
Master in Chancery, Rock Island county, Ill
PARKS Il PLEAsANTs, Complt's Sol'r.
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