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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23

IS su ;erf6mettern. Sd befebl Der
Wanni&aft, bic RettunssgdrteI art3us
Ieaeu, befeffiste ben 2affen init ben
SaifTspapieren ieIbft an einem iol9en
9irtsI unb erInubte Der Monni5aft,
hber Borb gu fprinser unb su uerfu4eu,
has 2anb Su errei1eu. aber nut @tnsr
ma@te non Der grIaubuiB @ebrau9,
unrbe iebo9 iofort BON elmer Wene ers
qrifen unb unter bas S9if ssi@lcubert
8ir iabeu ign ui9t wieber.
SR bdnser gruartunS harrten u.r
unferem S9idiaI entsesen. Die RaGt
bra1 berein. cine fur9,bare 0aGt. Dit
woren mir in 8eriu6uug. DOM 65enoen
8rad IN bic furdtbaren WeIen su iprins
gen, bod bas S9idfaI uuferes @efdbr;
ten bieIt uns bapou ab.
gn6Ii5 mar bic Ra1t lbsrftanbeu ;
nbsr Der iunee Gag besann nit neuem
unaIif. lin 8 utr wurbe Der erfte
Off,ier un6 Der SdiTs;imneruarn
ibsr Bor6 ssipielt; turse Seit tarduf
serbra9 ba5 S6iH NIT honuerdbnIi6em
Rradeu in brei StI6e. Oils mir icst
bic Rlffe bi4t Dor uns bemertteu unb
ben SdifsBtmmern:ann MULTIPLICATION
auf ibr e,blidteu, fprons Der Steuers
mann Ibsr 8orb unb errei3te mad turs
ger Ssit bas 2an6 inn folgten bic
1~latroisu unb ein Sunse; oud fe er;
rriDten bic 8ife. Nun ftanb i9 nod
aleiu NIT 3pet S6ifsiuuaen auf benz
BRAD uub nod tur3em 9ebst f~tiir3ten
mir uns topinber in bic Welen. SD
crrsi9te bic Siite sIiifIid, aber bic bsis
ben ormen Sunsen babe ID ni@t pieber
sefeben. Au9 Der iber 8orb seipiIte
erite SffiBier, Bon 2offree, maj ertruus
fen, sIeld benz Watrofen, Der. wie be-
rsits sra d5nt, beim Spruns ms Weer
uutsr bas Sdiff serielb @Isi@ mir
ifab ser ;usite Sffjier o. D. Wau,
Der Sdtffs zimmerman, Der Stenermann,
fanf Dtatroien unr elm Sunse benz Sooe
entqanden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23

Rdufer NIT &iidf@t auf has aeusere Der
bstreHenben Bizarre Re9nuns tu tras
gen, fir unffattbaft, ia aerobe3u eefdbrs
ltd. BON ben Reu Dorter geiunb.
beitsbeamten wurben fofprt In Der aes
nannten 6abrtt 500 Bfunb S@wartens
uassn unb Sangsnwurf NIT 8ei9Ias
beIesf.
Die eaIifcrui56en Obfsa5ter fu&en
vo6Ifeilere 6ra@tpreife fur ibr nod benz
Often Al fdidenbss frif@es Sbft az ers
lansen. 3a biefem 3uede traten fe
tur9 elm @omite nit ben @ifenbabnen
in llnterbanbIuns. a6tbunbert Dollars
fir bic WasenIabuus war bis isst Der
pcn ben giienbabn: gompasnien tfipus
lirte Brsis auf ben Sdredsisen fir
Obj. Grams port. Die Sbftbinoler bas
ben ben gIienbabn @ompasuien ten
BorfGIaq aema9t, a%nftatt bes friiberen
Breifes $500 fir bic WagenIaouus mad
@bieaso, ct. 2ouis ober Nsw Orleans
III sablen une MAIDEN f9 anbeii9iS,
udbrenb Der Dauer pom 100 auteinan.
oerfoleenben Eage1 tdsIi9 cine binreis
9eube Msnse Obj fit bic 8efra9tuns
eimes S9nelsusss 81 Iiefern. Die
9~iienbabn goupasnien baben auf bteien
8ori9Ias entsesnet, baB fe cine forss
tdiiis aussearbet.ete 2iite beS aa uerieus
oenben O6ffes gu haben pinidien, ebe
tie cine befttmmte Sra6trate feff5uffelen
i'm Stanbe iein wirhen. Die 6nroe.
rurs pom Seiteu Der Sbf,i9ter lit tstue
urb,iI9e. 3unlaI wenu mon srmdgt, baB
ote Grfenbahu @efenf9aften ban Spes
siaIs3dsen nit Ebee mad Rep 91ort uub
Chicago cine 6radts,mdsisuns Don so
SroBent eeudbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23
Die oeuffdIe Spradc tn Den a rneris
faufic1ep Sd1u(cr.

Der Guuosss S5ulcomuundr Bat ii
leinem SabreS5eridt aud) Der phese Ger
ncutiben Spyode einige Wufmertidmfsii
sugs,panbt. Aneroirgs nlIr - eintgs.
0enn pou bar $40 Stitcn ieines We,tt5
beibiftigen" ii6 bios iiaf mai fInf Seis
len nit bieiem @easuifanoe.
Gr tbellt uu5 ndml,h nit, mas bic @ez
iess Der flint Staaten Nyw Nort, Ohio,
| 5nb;nna, Colorado unb Srsgon biuli6t,
LID hes beuti6en rlnterri6ts perolbneu.
Sd, gmptrssS tact ir rur9 Statut
geltattst, ben bsutiGen untsrri9t in eiue
6fientli9s S9uIe Ell 31flbren, wsnn Die
Sltern uou wsn;siteu 80 Gmoern es psrz
Ian9en.
Sn Ohio 1T bic @infhbruns oss 0euts
fdeu in biz 0fentIiden SduIsn etpao
i3pieriger. tSier mullen IS @runobes
iiser, wei9e minbeitenS 40 Rinoer re-
prdieutiren, barum na6iu6en.
2iberaIer in bieier Bs,;eburg lit Sns
biana. Oort ndmli9 utro beuti6er linz
terridt in cine Staatsanf a[t fdon auf
@rIudeu pon 25 6umiiienbauptern einz
gefiibrt.
No9 meter gebsn Sic Yioniere in So
ioraoo. Sie geltotten ndmIi9, oas
Seuiit]~ ober Spanii6 3um %Gebrsssen,
lioro in irgeno elmer 0fientli&su S6ule
gemadt nerhe, uern Elm folder Nutroa
cur6 bic GIteru ODER 8ormiinner DOL
'r'"nsig ober mebr 30sInsen 9eitsGt
uirb.
sSn Oregon barF 0euti9 ni5t in leber
tsItebtsen Dorn9ule. ionbeu bios i'll iOEs
den S9uIbiitrttteu eeIebt peroen, Die
10000 Bemobnsr in ftb f9IieBen. l1nb
CON bieien 10000 mifen m%inoeitsns
100 fi9 81 etnem 6erartigeu @uni9e
u~ereintgen.
Nusreings iinb bic 70 pon unierem
ebIen 8unoess9 onlmihdr 9ematbten Wit:
tbeilun9en dber ben uHter1i6t I'M Geut.
l4sn iebr unuolitdnbis. 60 idst CT bet
ipieIsueiie iber Saiuois uno N!ifourl
Ridts.
Au9 tbeiIt er nur BON elmer e~in,ieen
Stobt bic anbabI Der 6ffsntli6en @les
mentarl9uIer nit, in benen 3ur Seit Der
Nbfafuns isirss Beri6tss bas Deutiae
in t1ebuns nor. Gs lit bies NeD gort
NIT IS DON 103.
SIN @roBen unb 9auasn 1T Der bsut.
i6e uater1i6t trnerbalb Der Staatsi6uz
len pobI i'm Soritrsiten. Miro er bod
DON Der eeiammteu neutiasameritanii9sn
~Sasesprefe. pbne 1nrsri9teb ,brsr ion.
risen Rt3run9 befiiruortet,
Aber-Diro es iemaIs bnhin fonmen,
Oab er aud nut tn elmer Msbrbeit Der
pom Stoate unite, baIteneu S4uIen 9Iae
9eDinHt2
@ie uieI better fino bod bieienieen
Oeutl9zAmeritaner raran, bic fir ihre
Spr6bIin9e II eissneu Nittslu bsfon.
oere &nitaIten aufredt erbaLten!
Osuu IN ieber berieIben uiro, obue baB
Elm Auira9 b~eruOr3u9sben brauGt, bic
Iiebe Nutteripra3e sepfsst. 9tt9t ALIEN
ole einSeIner @e9enitano neben anberen, !
fOnbern aur germitteIuus Der me,itsn llas
terri4tsfd6er.
Die Se1iirworter Der 6fsniIi9sn S6uz
len unter %uuferen StammgenoNeu hirfs /
ten bic Wettwtrtuns bieier S9uIeu febr
baben, wenn fe bic ibnen IN
DeutidIanb iberIisfsrie toiibare 8erIe
bier erfOIsrei3 bewabreu woIen. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23
Seioen o%entfd1er SGifSIeute i'm
StIuerl WSeerc.

SR Snn brdrcI coIlI leet Der S6iiFss
cdptlGn @arI Ut6gIing con Der untslse
9augeuen oeutl6en Barte vGtlie" an9e
tommen- Sstn 8erldt 6eiust I'M 8efent.
It6sn 6~ol9enbes:
vSdon am 5. Otto6er ieqelten mir
BON 9alao IN Bsru ne9 Gan i5rancisco
ab. 9ta6oem mir III DEN erlttn Wp6en
cine siemIi5 9litIi9e 6ubrt gebabt b1t.
ten, wuroen mir plosli6 con ei sm lin.
wetter d%bertolIen. has if6 baIo gum
Srtan ffet9erte. So9 auf Gag uersin9,
uno tmmer nod wareu mir i'm Sample
NIT benz Sturne, Der uns III b~sitdnpiqer,
an9eitren9ter Arbeit crbisIt. Die Rrafut
Der Rannidaft ertobmteu GamdIig, Ca
wuroe uHs plosltG hur6 cine StursDeue
etu Nldlt fortgsrIhen uno na9 tur;er
Seit md Elm 3uslter. YIN 81. Oe3euIs
Der t1afen .pir in Der 9idae uon potnt
1rena an Der caIiforuii9en Rifle O25.
8eetIeu uon Gan Jrauc,scO) 'tnen ttet-
men S6ooner, Ter uns, oa mir ben Guns
uerIoren battsn, bielen Dieber angab.
Ra6oem her Siurm cine turse Seu
na49eIahen bate, erbob er ft9 uon
Reuem nut nit nm 10. 9r6Berer 9epaIi,
70 baB i6 bsi6los, in benz benadbartsn
0afen 3ufu9t III iuden. Wtr trieben
bielem 9atsn gu, ionuten iebo9 Uegen
oeS berrlderbeu unburdbriu9Iiten Re
bels uno bes ritteInoen Sturmes ni9I
sennuen @urs buIten.
gl0sIt6 en- Mcrsen bes @briifsfes,
25. DECEMBER, ssrriB Der Re5eI unb ~
unier.m S6reden seuabrten mir, baB
mir n in her Jtdbe Res 2anoes befanz
ben. @tr burseu lofort ole Se9eI upr
benz Wino, bo9 Der Siurm unb ote 0els
len trieben uns benz Yanbe Al uno ma5s
ten oas S6IH ~uuIentbar. Gs mar uns
m09Ii9, Die 9ntfsrnuns pom 9anbs gu
bere4neu; mir parfen bic anfer aug,
ieoo9 obne tsrfOIs; ba iiblten mir sinsn
fur6ibaren StoB, fas S5,f lag auf Els
mem 6eiien. dit rGienoer S6neutateit
filte es iid NIT Wafer; pe1eebens mars
ZEN mir SaGait iber Borb, uergebeus
mir ms an ben Yunpsn. Die
tobteR on ben Seiien bee
S4iffes mnb brobtsn ieSen auaenbIid, |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-01-23
~5nid1clldbs Qadrtd9ten

z SIM Sorparb Gomnibip bsi 9itts.
burg lte0te tirsIi9 elm 9dusberr has ee-
laosne @ewebr in zine Strb.nede, nnb
oieisr 2eidtitnn bate our 6oIse, baB Die
@robmutter i'm 5Gu'e, 6rau &spnoIos,
pom Gntel5sn, bos nod nidt sinmal
9sbeu fam. ssidofsn wuroe. 9as
RinS Cuff, UNI f9 dufSE,t9tsu, nod
Dem in Der Gde ftebeuoen 9eweJr, bic
,es isl urn, eniIub f9, bic Habuns
OronJ Der alien Grau IN zen Tub unb
tradts ibr cine idmersbafte gerpuns
Ouus BEL.
Sst SoIuEab IN Georgia, iff Elm
9itmmeriaser sntseft morSen, weI9ss
das Bis st befouuteu @IImmerIa9er an
Sdonbelt oss MtnelaIs uno an Rei6.
aaitisteit iibsrtrsHen fcu. Oi'ea o6er
@Itmmer iuoet 10 mannrgfa9e 0erwsns
oung, na6 Gin rai3es Stnfen leines Yrsis
les irIbft in Soise tifer ouSerorbentIi9
reiden embedding Hidt an firdteu ut.
Der Skinner, Der fir uniere Seien pers
uenbet wiro, pas III ToI9s isiner Rnapps
belt f9ou felt Sabreu i'm Prsiie sefties
gen.
Die gbiIabsIpbier vSrsibeits-
9lode~, nit weI@er am 4. SuIi 177s
DIE rlnabbdusisteit amerita's eiussIdu'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
Plantation Philosophy.

De man whit tells de truf wild er
effort is nine times outen ten er easy
liar.
De eye often misleads people. De
hawks got a better eye den de game
rooster.
Yer ken impose on er enemy an he
doan' think much erbout it, but when
yer imposes on er friend he is dun wild
yer fur life.
En- man may larn ter lub er oman
but er chile kahn 1'arn to hub his fod-
der an mudder. Ef de hub amt born
dar it amt gwine ter come.
De wildes' man sometimes becomes
de quietest citizen. Oar amt nothin'
more skittish den young deer, but
once ketcn him an he is de easieS'
thing in de worr ter tame.
1t peers dat all through life de hard
est thing to do is de bes' arter it am
done. 1t takes de hardes' sorter work
ter split er knotty piece o. wood, but
arter 1t is split it makes de bes' fire.
Some chillun kahn be teached how
ter berhabe darselves. Yer may take
dc vile turkeys aigs an hatch 'em out
uFer de tamest turkey in de Ian, but
jes ez soon ez de young ones gifts big
ernuif da will rize an fly erway.-Ar-
kQRSd;U IrdCeier.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
Astounding, but True.

A correspondent writes the Atlanta
Constitution as follows:
Ever since Chicago cut her eye-teeth
w. w. Chandler has been the Freight
Agent there of the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad. He has done more than
any other man to encourage the East
ern shipment of eggs, butter, cheese,
and, later, fresh meats in refrigerator
cars. Not long since he visited his ma
tive town in Vermont, :, quiet, out-of-
the-way place, where people compre-
bend little of the great world outside.
To give them an idea OF the business
of Chicago he told the rustic friends of
his boyhood that frequently q million
bushels of grain was received in sim
gle day. "Now," said he, chow long
q train would be required to carry that
amount"
"A train half a mile long" ventured
one. Others guessed "a mile long"
Then the group fell to figuring on
shingles, or something else that came
handy. After long time they allowed
that they couldn't ''get at it" when
he came to their aid with the following
solution:
"A bushel of corn weighs ffty-six
pounds, A million bushels would
therefore be 90, 600, 600 pounds Allow
ing ten tons &C. 00)pounds to the car
it would take $500 cars. There are
800 rods to the mile and one freight
car TO two rods. Divide $500 cars by
the 100 to the mile, and you have a
train seventeen and one-half miles
long"
"Whew! Jerusaiemr and other ex-
pressions of wonder, not unmixed with
incredulity, went the rounds. The old
deacon of the group, after studying
awhile, broke out: That would I'LL a
bin all the way from here To-"
naming place seventeen miles away.
Yes"
do you mean to say that grain
enough comes into Chicago in single
day to fill such bin as that?"
Certainly"
''Well, William" said he, ruefully,
you used to be remarkable truthful
boy, but I'm afraid you've lived out
West leetle too long!n
Mr. Chandler is a perfect arsenal of
figures on the products of the West and
their shipment through Chicago. He
gave me the following on fresh beef
transported from Chicago to Eastern
points, including that shipped to Eu-
rope: In 1888, $4,000, 900 pounds; in
1884. 593, 900, 900 pounds. In 1884
about 20 carloads day, averaging
about 81 car-cases per day. Over his
line alone are shipped in refrigerator
cars for foreign export an average of
% carloads of fresh beef a week the
year round.
l did not take down the figures on
Eastern shipments of eggs, butter, and
cheese. They were simply astounding.
The foreign consumption of American
cheese Is steadily Increasing. 1t amounts
to many millions of dollars per annum,
and goes to help keep the balance OF
trade in our favor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01


The growth of the female population
in the large cities is remarkable fea-
ture of the census of the time New
York has surplus OF about $4,000 wo-
men, Boston OF $4,000, Baltimore of
1900, and so GU through the whole
list of cities in The East. Fifty years
ago The women stayed at home, while
the men came to the city to pursue
their careers; now, both in Europe and
America, the women are crowding to
the business centers.
In many towns of Scotland where
street railways are in operation, it,
stead of charging a stated fare without
regard to the distance the passenger
travels, the route is laid off. into dis
tricts. When man gets on car he
pays one penny, and continues at each
new district until the terminus of the
line is reached. BY this means a pass
enger only pays for the distance he
rides, and Is thus encouraged to enter
the cars when he has but a short dis
lance to go.
Captain Lloyd has been travelling
In Scandinavia, where wolves are
abundant. The animals are very fond
of pork, and his plan of enticing them
IN order to shoot them was to keep a
live pig in his sledge, and to pinch him
in the night time. In order to further
deceive the wolves, he fastened q bun
die OF straw, covered with u black
sheep-skin, to Il rope fifty feet loIg,
and dangled it when the sledge was In
motion. The wolves heard the pig
squeak, and, thinking the bundle was
a pig, came near enough to be picked
off with a rife.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
Look Out for Dividends.

A Wisconsin railroad neglected to
pay Judgment obtained in one of the
courts, and as passenger train rolled
into Whitewater one day the sheriff
was on hand to levy on the locomotive
The conductor didn't seem to care
whether school kept or not, and the
engineer at once began to plan a fish
ing excursion; but the passengers
didn't like the situation at all One of
them took the skeritf aside and said:
Come, now, don't be mean about
this. Let up on the engine and levy
on the water coolers and stoves. The
coolers haven't been filled for three
months, and a passenger froze to death
last week behind one of the stoves"
Eyes, but they would hardly satisfy
the execution
Then take the smoking-car
There's cochroaches in all the cracks,
moths in ali the cushions, and three or
four of US were shooting grasshoppers
out OF the ventilators as you came
aboard. "-WGlt Street Ne1CS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
When il the Wrong Channel

The bile wreakS grevous injury. Headaches,
constipation, pain in the liver and stomach,
jaundice, nausea ensue. A few doses of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will reform these evils
and prevent further injury. 1t is pleasant
APPARENT, its action upon the bowels being un-
accompanied by gripping. The liver is both
regulated and stimulated by it, and as it is very
impolitic TO disregard disorder of that organ,
which through neglect may eliminate in dam
gerous congestion and hepatic abscess. the Bit
tiers should be resorted to at an early stage.
Failure TO do this renders a contest with the
malady more protracted. Fever and ague
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trout!1s are
remedied by this fine medicine. anJ the increas-
ing infirmities of age mitigated by it. 1t nay
be also used in conyalescence with ADVANTAGE,
as it hastens the restoration of vigor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
''Bimeby yer Gums HON fun de DAYS

''Blmeby yer Gums HON fun de days
work ter supper. You're nifty worn
out, fer yer been wuking in de fiel hard
all day. Yer sets down outside de
cabin do and tekes yer pipe and
smokes. Fore long Sam say: Dad
dy, supper reddy.' But yer DIES set
dar; yer doan go in. Yer wait twell de
ole oman and the chillun git fru eaten
and de chillun 90 off ter bed. Den yer
knocks der ashes out yer pipe and goes
in. Yer moves de leetle squar table
front de fer and puts yer char close up
dar by it. Den yer goes ter de cup
bard and gifts de possHn and taters.
Yer puts EN- on der table. Yer tells de
ole oman ter go on out an yer loks de
do. Den dar yer is. You an de pos
sum ali by yeeself togedder. Yer frows
yer ole hat on de flo, takes yer seat in
dat char by de table, and GIBBS yer sole
Ter yer Godn Idi5otton (Ga.) Era.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
n CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions ofyouth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, etc, will send receipt
that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN. Station D., New
York City. septle-s6
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01

Preston S. Brooks. Jr., son OF the
man who assaulted Charles Sumner, is
a dry-goodS merchant at Sewanee.
Tenn. lie has the gold cup aud the
two gold-headcd canes presented to his
father by tie southerners. Il could
never see" he said, recently, why
that little affair of my fathers created
such wide interest,"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01

Z. G. Buerstatte and 81. Hinrichs wish
it known that they guarantee Acker's Dys-.
pepsia Tablets to be the best remedy for
Indigestion ever made; they always re-
lieve headache,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01

Mrs. Towser-You needn't ..ah"
an ser" about it. You forgot that
meat and you can just tramp back and
get it. 90 Mrs. Hendricks)- Excuse
me, Mrs. Hendricks, but you were say
ING I. SUM-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01

There are quarter of million of
Germans in Brazil, and much of the trade
of the country is in their hands.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01

The latest craze among New York
society women is to knit all-silk stock
ings for gentlemen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01

Mrs. Hendricks calling on Mrs.
Col Towser)-I noticed your husband
at the head OF the regiment in the
parade yesterday, Mrs. Towser. What
stern and commanding presence he
hasi
Mrs. Towser-Very. (To the Colonel
just entering the door)-Did you bring
the meat for dinner, Towsera
Col Towser-Ah-er. BY Jovc, my
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
Horses for Sale.

The celebrated French Stallion, Trojan.
The Hamoietonian Stallion, bradley"
Sixteen 10 others of all ages
Cheap for cash. or time will be given on ap-
proved security. Will exchange entire lot for
ManitowOc real estate. c. G. BARNES
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
H1onltouof pilot.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1856.
Haunted by Music.

Young man." said a prosperous
looking citizen yesterday evening, did
you ever observe the habits OF musical
people?'
80, no, sir; that branch is not in our
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-02

have been treated by DR.. Mrs. Keck and the
benefits have received from her advice and
treatment are onderful; had suffered from ca
nOstrils so could not breathe through my nose !;
these she removed by medicine not having per-
formed any operation, can now breathe freely
through my nose. My sense OF smell is now re-
turning, which left me twenty years ago; she has
done more toward removing my c0tarrh than all
the physicians l ever bod; my brain wa- diseased
and had been insane; was at Independence asy-
lum for eight months, and feel sure | would be
there now if il were not for the benefits [ receiv
have suffered with for four years; neither do
suffer with The misery snd pain in my left side
and spleen. nv kidneys were badly diseased;
was bioat d aud my liver waf Affected; couyhcd
great de and now those symptoms have mostly
disappeared, | can highly recommend thi- lady
as a physician. WILLIAM W. FUNK.
Webster City, May ~ 1SS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-02
Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, /

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
In the Circuit Court 10 the September Term. 1885.
Ella illmer VS.. Joseph II Killmcr--In Chan
Gerry.
Affidavit of non-residence of the above defen-
dant Joseph II. killmer, having been filed in the
clerks office Of the circuit court of said county
notice is therefore hereby given TO the said non
resident defendant that the complainant filed her
bill of compliant in said court, on the chanCery
side thereof, on the 2Sth day of July. 1888, and
that thereupoh a summons issued out of said
curt, wherein said suit is now pending returna
Bile on the first Monday IN the month of ~eltem.
Der next, as is by law required. Now, unless
you, the said non resident defendant abo &c nam
ed, shall personally be and appear BEIGE said
rcuit court, on the first day of the mex; Terui
ihereof to be holden at Rock Island in and lot sat
county, on the first Monday in September next
and plead, answer or de muir TO the sad Gem
plainant's bill of complaint, the same ans the
matters and things therein charged and stated
will be taken confessed and decree entere c
against you according to the prayer of said bill.
K. II. BO IMAM. Jr., Clerk
Rock Island. Illinois, July IS 1885.
NJ CnEPE RI Commits Spl
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-02
Another Life Saved.

Mrs. Harriet Cummings, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, writes: Early last winter my
daughter was attacked with a severe cold,
which settled on her lungs. We tried
several medicines, none of which seemed
to do her any good but she continued to
get worse, and finally 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
Balsam for the lungs, advised me to give
it trial. We then got a bottle, and she
began to improve, and by the use OF
three bottles was entirely cured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-09-02
Murdered by a waitress.

Boston, Sept 2-Tuesiay morning
Lawrence Wikerson, p well-kuown North
negrh, entered an eating saloon
kept by David Hennessy, and was
there served by a waitress name diane Hen
messy, alias Reynolds, who after filling his
order, turned aside to look out of the win
dow. Wilkerson left his seat and helped
himself to cup of coffee. Observ-
ing this the girl turned angrily
upon him, and with an oath bade
him order what he wanted. He made a
mild reply. Again she awore at him and
threatened to CO.. oHt his heart if ne
offended her again, A war Of words ensued
and she struck Will IN and he returned
the blow Then bes fusilade OF crock
eryware. At last. IT,, ,Ghly enraged, she
snatched up a brsad-Sn 9 and plunged il
into his left sile. He fe to the floor bleed
ing pro usely. Wilkerson was taken to the
hospital where at Il rs he died The woman
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