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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01

All who desire full information about
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Scrofula anu Scrofulous Swellings, Ulcers,
Sores, Rheumatism, Kidney Compliant,
Catarrh. etc, can secure by mail, free, a
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For sale by T H. Thomas
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01

There's little TO be feared in eating
good fruit. A barrel of apples in the
house where the children and everybody
can have free access is good institution.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01

Ry or.Irr of the Democratic Congressional Com
mi;tee, Eleventh district Of Illinois.
CHA- H. WHIT KER, Chairman.
MAcuNB. Ills July ~, 1856
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01
R0sFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE


DIR. f. w. LYrLE, LEBANON, Ill. says:
Il have personally used it with marked
advantage, when overworked and the
nervous system much depressed.
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An Anarchist Who Wanted to suicid

NEW YORK, Sept THE Anarchist John
kylean, who is under arrest for heing the
prompter and moving spirit III the kahout i'll
cendiary murder case, for which the kahout
brothers We're sent 10 states prison for life,
tried to cheat the law Sunday at police head
quarters Detectives found concealed in his
cell u strip torn from blanket and twisted
into rope with slip knot Kylean had evi-
IDENTIFY been examining the window bars with
view of attaching the loose end to one when
interrupted by the officers.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01

One hundred and six children were
counted on one seashore hotel one day
last week. =
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01

The ballet of the Paris opera costs
5000, 900 year.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-01
the MOLINE SAVINGS BANK
(Chartored by the Legislature OF ilnnoisA
HOLINE ILLINOIS
open daily from y A N. to ) 2. Nj. and on TIcs
daf and Saturday HVcsingr from to
O'CLOCK
'Ita.ss allowed On Deposits st the rste 81
& per Cent. per lraGn.
Deposits recejved in amounts OF 81
and Upwards.


SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES
The private property OF the Trustees If rsspOu
sible TO the depositors. The oiicesare prohibited
rom borrowing any OF tts moneys. Minots and
married womet protected by special law.
uFrICKKs:-S. W, WHBELouk, Pres denI ;Jonr
doom, Vice President; g. L. HEMENwAY, Cashier
TgLsTKEs:-S W. Whselock, Porter Skinner
C. W. Lohdell, Nelson Chester, II W Cander. e
I. Grant,. A. s. Wright, G. F. Hemnway. John
Good. J. NJ. Christy e. II. Stoddard.
sS The only chartered Ssvtngs Bank in k"'t
alnrh County
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| DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

E-tate of John MuFTin, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed admin
istraf of the estate Of John Murrin, late oi
the county of Rock Island. state Of Illinois,
deceased hereby gives notice that he will ap
pear before the county court of Rock Island
county at the office Of the clerk of said court
in The city of Rock Island. at the October term
on the Third Monday in October next, at which
time all persons having claims against said es
tate are notified and requested to attend for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted 80 said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this 10th day of August, A. D.. 1886.
EDWARD MURRIN, Administrator
7. OMARA, ATTY fer Admir- ll-d4w
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Ser tput,tteuoe sSriiblimg.
Die Mieberberidnsung Der Natur ftebt
nahe bepor.

Sn ieoem &lima tpe9ieln bic Sabress
aeiten, un6 iebt, ba BET Griibling nit
ieiner Bliitbenpra9t eri9elnt, erforbert
es bic Site, baB bic &aufleute tire
Nusperfdufe anfiinbigen, tpofiir bic bets
i1ieDenften uria6en angegeben tuerben.
Sifentati0ie Nu5eigen, tpel9e BON nans
geInoem &aunt fpre@en unb anbere
Dtittel merben angetuanbt, I'M Die Mufs
mertiamfeit bes leidtsldubigen publi=
fums ouf ole DeDiie gu lenfen: ,,Mus=
perfauf unter &Oftenpteiien" un6 &uns
ben beran5u5ieben. Dieie alte Metho6e
wurbe 10 bdufig angemanbt, ooB Tie Sur
&egel gemOrben 1T. Dle elnfaGe 5bat=
lahe beitebt barin, baB Die 5aiion pors
liber 1T unb plele Daaren unperfauft
geblieben iino. Der Musperfauf lit bas
ber in Der Ornnun9 uilo Der geleBlithe
modus operandi aller Gauf fleute, bic
nit ihren ubei fluinsen Waarenporrd.
ibsn aufsurdumeII tpinfhen Nber lid,
ben aaihein BON 2iberalitdt gu geben
nur6 bic Gnfdnbiguus: ,. Waaren tpers
ben berihleuHett" unD bas publifum
glauben gu MAIDEN, man brtnge Opfer.
1T cine parpole nuf bic 5Oanolungsz
speiie eines ftr,tten @eindf,smanues
Geiunbe Nrgumente iebo6 unb trifti=
ge 8emeiie mlrfen itets iiberseugenb
anf oas bentenoe Bubllcum. unb nit
Iol9en perieben tritt 8. BOLTON
in be &eibe uuo ma6t feiner 3ahlrei=
den 2unDif,aft betannt. baB bic Nufs
nabme ber @aarenpDrrd:be uoriiber III.
Gin GROCER She'll berieben in allen
Sbeilen ieines @tablifiemerts iinb unz
berfauft gebliebeu, Der lnterfbieo 3rpi=
fhen ben 8erfaufss rinb ginfaufsprei=
fen 1T inDefen 10 gering, baB eritere
nur unbebeutenb rebuairt tperben f6n.
men. Ser @rfolg ipri9t aber INNER
fit fi9 felbif unb ree1er 9anoel bleibt
ber 0auptfactor, um erfolgreid) i'm
Wettfreit Der &auheute bieies Sanbes.
I'M bic &unoi9aft 3u fem. 9err Wolfs
ion bat ausgefunben, baB er einetr flei=
nen Sbell ieiner Waaren 5ll begren3ten
preiien abieben fann, aber er tpirb
ni9t unier benz Ginfaufspreis eerfaufen,
neil bies &uin bebeuten mlrbe. Mus
berielben lrfad)e tpirb er aud feline
p@aareu beri9enfen," aber fiir 8aar
ieinen Runoen untbertreffii9e Nortbeile
getpdbren unb glei93eitig, &aum tiir ieis
ne 5u ermartenoen Griiblingsmaaren
gepinnen. 9ie Mintermaaren tperben
inbeB nur nod fir furae 3eit gebalten,
llnb Do 9err Wolfiou feline Runben unb
bas 8olt BON SiiDpefs sSeras ftets reel
bebanoelt bat, 70 berldBt ct fi6 auf ieis
men guten &uf unb bofft, baB Seber@
mann i'm eigenen Snterei5e BON ielbIt
fommt. 0err @olfion bdlt, mas er
Deripri9t unb besbnlb 1T iebt cine gins
ftiAe 2eit fur bilIiae gintdufe. 2
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= Oie 0ielweiberei i'm 9riifli9en
Deutl6lan6 mar einmal ni9t ttur ge=
ieblib erlaubt, fonbern tpurbe iogar
BON ber Obrigteit gewiiui9t. gs &c.
ffab bies fur3 mad benz Weiffdl,f9en
5rleben, na9bem Der breiBigidbrige
&rieg Oeutid.anb 10 entfeblid per=
armt unb entpbltert gate. @etperbs
unb 9anbtpert lagen barnieber aus
Wsangel Don Meni6en. Wtan fonnte
meilentpeit reiien, obne cuf ben niebers
gebrannten Ortidaften cine nteni6li9e
5eele an3utrenen, unb 10 mar ber Be=
i9luB, melben ber frdnflf9e Greistog
gu glirmbers am IA. Gebruar 1850
faBte unb peroffentli@te, amar
ieltiam, aber begrelfli6. Sleier
merfwilroige 8el6luB, oer Die 8isumie
fanttlonirte, lautet nod ben gften
mortli9: nGs fol biufiirD itbsm
Maunsperiopen 2 WeDbsr Sll bepratben
erlaubt iein; babel oo9 ale unS Seoe
Wia nBper on ernitii6 erinnert, aud
auf ben Gau5ein 6fftsls ernautb mer>
ben fpllt,n, iiG oeryenalien bletiRnen
gu perbalten unO uor5uleben, baB ct ii9
D6aig uno geOubrenber Disfretinn uno
petlors b, flsiBe, oamit Gr als Elm gDrs
ll1er Mann, Der 1G WsDber gu nem=
men getlaut, bee0e @befrauen ni9t als
lem noibmenolg ueriorge, fonbern oud
unber Sbnen allen lamiaen perbii!te
Use lanse bieier filrio|e Bei9 uB gsfeB-
Iihe Graft bate, 1T leiOer ni@t mebr
au ermltteliI.
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Gin @et,ein,uis.

gBie Der menf9Iide Orsanismus ie bon ben
f9Iiniinen @irtnnsen Der our boraussefesten
9inoerung bon Dpspepfie. 2eberieiben, Sart.
leibisfeit un6 anOeren llebeln oft budifdblid IN
ibn bineinsesoieaen eteIb baften ar3neien fid5 er.
bolt, lift ein @eheimnib. OdS 6urd) fdble@te
araneien anseridtete llnbeil 1T faun, geringer
ais basientse. meldes bard arantbeit perur.
fadt tdirb. Benn bic SdwGalider, @nlligen.
D9speotifdeu, Sartleibisen OOer Rbeumatiiden
ff6 otter bur@ bic @rfabrnns bon @atienten,
welGe Softetter's Masenbitters
sriin0lid erprobt baben, leiten lieben, 70 mir.
ben fie alIen,aI bic butd berfdnbise Mfebiaini.
rune m0sli@e f@leunisife abbilfe erlansen.
Oiefe Nrsnei 1T Elm einorinsenbeS uno aualeid
gang barinloies Seilinittsl aus benz Yflansen.
reid uno beiist in GoIse feines aus reidem
SpirituS beit. benoen @Iunbitoffes als elm me.
bi5inifdes &et5mittel &rdfte, pelde in ben bier
nnD ba .feilgebdItenen bisisen Bitteridnapien
unb Stimutantien. gu benen bic Sdnahli9en,
DHspeptifdea nnb absematteten oft sreifen,
nid)t gu firioen finS. z ".
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gsetp glprfer gfenuiafrdmer.

Oie iiiugit 10 Diel beipro@ene gere9s
nung 8oitonere Sauseigentbiimer, tpo=
mad, cine fe6sfDpfise Gamilie gans be-
quem NIT SO Gents ii9 Drei polIftdnbige
Mablaeiten bef@affem f6nne, mirb ieyt
nod iiber6oten bur1 unternebmenoe
beutf9e unb italienii1e Grdmer in Stem
Dorf. Oieielben baben in perf1iebenen
StaDttbellen fogenannte vpennp Gro<
ceties" erri6tet, natiirll6 nsum Beften
bes arnten Ntarnes" unD fiinbigen an,
baB iie fur % gents Nabruns, 8eleu9s
tung, 9ei3ung unb &einigungsmittel
fur eine gan3e 5amilie auf einen Sag
liefern.,
DAB bies fein cities 8eripre9en iff,
gebt aus na6folgenber pretslifte zines
bieier pfennigtrdmer berpor, ble mir
Der &uriplitdt balber bier i'm Wortlaut
ff1fPnPfnphpn s,.f
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gd,pla' BilIarb . @alpc,t.

Sen 8eiu9ern meines Billart.
Salons, fotpie benz publifum i'm Nll.
gemeinen 5eige i6 biermit air, baB i'd
pom l. Mdr5 ab bic &ontrole iiber bic
BILLIARDS. felbft iibernebme, oa 6err 90.
$. @larf fi@ auf feiuen eisenen Wunid
Der6nbert.
Bonn l. Mdr5 on tperoen Bel mir brei
ber feiniten 8illar, tifbe, tpie fie BON
ben erfien 8illiarofpielern Der Weli
benuBt uerben, 3u finbeu fein.
15,1.t-1-31 u. 8 hoIa.
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Cine amiilante 5deibungsfla(

= Cine amiiiante S6eibungstlage
lpirb in ben nd9ityn Sagen in Berlin
petbanoelt werben. &ldger 1T elm iun>
ger Mann bon 80 Sabren, unb 8ers
flagte elm 74idbrise rel@e Dame. Der
iunge gbemann besann fofort mad ber
0eiratb ein beri9wenberiides 2eben a,t
fiibren, 70 oaB feline 5rau, als ale 8ors
fteQungen ni9ts niibten, ibn DerlieB.
SEPT eriu6t ct um S9eibung tpeget
b0suiligen 8erlaffens.
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Srreaeleifef.

Ternan6ina, ytai1ua Co., Jlori6a,
29. Mdr5 l8S0.-nSabe Or. Summons
9iDer &egulator georaudt unb gefuns
bsn, baB er leiitet, mas inn na6ges
riibmt uir5. Oie leBte Senbung bali
mir ni6t; iie nar ni@t bon 50. .3eilin
& Co., ni9t bas e9te Mntel. Senoen
Sic mir Elm pddden nit rotbem 3 uub
3etIin 6 Co.'S rtnterf6rift auf benz
l1mi6Iaee. Die ansebli9e Nr3nei fam
ginert arg i9aben. BENZ. S.&l9."
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Sn benz n1ittelgroBen, ungemein bez
basliden, gei6madpol eingeri@teten
Salon bes Wbite' i9en 9aufes in Der
Galiforniaftreet faben iie beiiammen unb
plauoerten: Mr. Mrtbur g Wbite, Elm
Mann in ber Mitte ber Giinf3iger NIT
breiteu, rotbew @eii6t, gang fur5ge=
fhnittenen, f6neemelBen, ffoppligen
0aaren uno ebenfals tur3gefhnittenem
8adenbart, nit fleinen, blauen, uns
glaubll6 ber9niisten Mugen; iein
Shmiegeriobn, Der breitf6ulferige ooQs
bdrtlse Wilbelln Bemer, benen runbli=
de. bibid5e, frii9e 6rau, Glen, Wbite's
dlteite So6ter, bic iiingere MiB Bella
Wbite, Wtr. Scfferion, gtoemi uno
@eorg.
Der oide Seppih, Der BEN 8o6en bes
oedte, bic idneren 0orbduge uno po,s
tieren, bic buntelbunten lleber3iige Der
pollter saben bem wobnliben &aum
euie groBe Wdrlne unb @emiitbli9teit;
bic bleaoeuOe peligfeit Der 2anpen
mar bur1 S9leier genllbert.
3mii9en ben Mitglteoern oes Mbite'z
f1en 0auies berridbte ein 3ou einfaner
9sr5Il9teit, Der au9 fir ben 6remoen
ben Yertebr nit oieien llebtns piirblgen
MsniGen foslei6 .gemiitbli9 ma6te.
(Gortiebuns foIst.)
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SIMMER gro.Bartig. a. GIN
@tfenbubnua8gon) Aber, Sic mollsn
bod niht belaupten, CAP S'e oer Sc
tretdr aller oieler Mft'enz8ei. llhaften
fino?-g.: 8 ia. mein Yerebrteitsr.
uno es iinD fdmmilia orOBattise unters
nebmungen, 8pct oapoa beaabIea fogar
SlpiDenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-04

-Sn einem Wiener Wtorgenblatte'
fin6et ii6 fol9enbe An5eise: .gine iunsr
&c Wittwe bon angenebmem NeuBeren
nanf9t gu einem leoigen 6errni ober.
Bittper als Sthbe Der 6ausfrau bal.'
olglt unterautommen. ."-gine i9tnierige
Stellung, bas!
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Nnfi9ten eines gBeibers
fetpbes.-YMar bic 3aube, melte
3ur bride Heab's nit Dem Oelameiee
5uridEebrte, eine Saube Dbsr eia 3aus
be' Sebsnfalls eiu 3anber, benn
has Wf'bfen bdite uam6gli9 10 lange
ben S9nabsl balten f0nnen.
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,srau cSacob @tr6bIer. in 81

Trau Sacob Str6bler, in NrO.
s654 Mtlnor @troBe, &ea6ing. pa.,
pobnbaft. ertIdrt st. SafObs 0el,fiir
ein ausgesei9netes 2inoerunssmittel 4
ne benuBt Dafelbe bdufig segen nerp6ie
Sopfi9mer3en nit ben heiten @rfol9en.
vs. bllft beinabe augenblidli@. ~
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"Feiles- Sarsaparilla' fir
ale 8Iut. unb Sautf,anf6eiten. aurirt bic
fdlimmiten Jdlle BON Slutperq,ftune bis 3ur
geuOhnliAen Gimme. @ebrau@snumsifung ouf
Der Efitette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo @ft's
@cmpanp uno gum 8eriauf an @ieDerpertdufer
uno an PripatperiOnen bel ". OreiS, Gan
Mntonio.
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:. Sn Der leBten @oleetip Note Der
europdii6en GrOB Mdmte perpHi6ten
fi9 oitie, feline @ebietsuerdnberuna duf
Der SaitaubalbiuieI, mel@e gum Rriege
flbren f6nnte, 3u geftattfn.
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8mdlenS Mrnica.salbe.

Die bette Salbe Der zSelt fir 56nitts
naetiduageiE gsldniirt, 5ieber. uno paute
4usidla9, ,6ledte. seiprungene .SdnbS, froif.
beulep shno ALE 3auttranfbetten furiri pa
nsrrbotnen obsr teine4 8ssablupg 9oil,ee
Classification aaraniirt eoer oSs @elD piro
% @eats oic Sd,adatsi be. "
0reib,
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- Sn gang Obsr Gsppten bat bic
Na4ri4t. DuB Osman 0,pma mil elnem
gruBen Deere gegea MGfaua anriide,
groBen S6,eden belpo gerufen.
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8erubiseub.-gin Serr tommt
in bic @9wimmi@ule, anl unterri1t
I'M 96wimmen au nebmen. Man giebt
ibm cine @ontrDlinarfe uno empfieblt
ibm, oiefelbe gut on feiner @@wimnt=
boie 5u befeitisen.
WO3u oleut benn bieie Nummer2-
fragf Der 9err.i
So, baran ertennt man bic Grtrunfe=
men, erwioerte Der 51mlmmlebrer NIT
Der gr6bten &abe.
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smterefi .fte Erfahrm,,ae,,.

Der MtSbeIbdnbler Stram Cameron in 60.
lumbns. Ga, ma@t feine grfabrunsen in fol-
ID ieOes SeilmifteI fit Masen. unO gti.reniei.
ben uerfu9t, bas fid i'm Sanbel befinbet, ober
ohne @rfolg, bis i'd en6li6 GIeefric 8itters
sebrau9te. SD nabm Glaiden unb BIN iebt
96naIi9 geheilt unb balte @lectrcB Bitters fir ben
beiten 8Iutreini9er in bet @eIt Waior u. 8.
@eeO bon @eft Qiberty, Rb., sebraudte electric
8itters gesen lanse beitebenSe 9ierenaFe1tion
nnb fast: yaidts bat mir 10 seboIfen, als
electric Bitters
gertauft su so Gents bic 8lafde bel u.
Dreib. -.
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3ufammen

9ie ninenl6enfreuubllSsa1 3rdmer
fteben ilt, oabel iebr gut; lie baben an
oieien 4rtifeln, bic gr6Btentbeils aug
eleuben Nofdaeu beitebet, rs = 100
procent profit. Wtan9t pertaufen ios
gar nebenbei nod pBum 8slteH Der 9rs
melt" elenoen Gulelf9aGps.
Oas Geid,dft biefer pfennisfr1mer
bltibt, = ebenio mie bic Pfennag. &ez
ftauratiouen unb iibsrbaupt alle duf 4us.
beutung oss armen Mannes bere9nete
unternebmungen. @sr brau9t faum
binjugefiist merben, baB aud ni9ts
barnd6 gefragt pirb, oh jene Mrtifel 9ez
funobeltsgsfdbrIihe Stuffe entbaIteh
ober nidt; Tie pertFeiben weniiteyis mos
mentan oas @sfabl bes 9unsers. s,.,s
Su elmer Stdbt, mo- bereiis 6unberte
BON Meaid)eu lire Habrungdas MofalIs
fdfern uno bgl. aufleien, tann man 10
etpas ifon bieten uub fi6 babel nod
als Woblibdteraufipielen. DaB iol9e
@eiGdfte, gegert tpel9e bic bielgenanns
ten Glnf @ents Relfaurants als bic
reiniten Milllondrbotels erI@eiueH, niat
nur beteben f6nren. fonbern gera6esu
einem tueithiH gefiblten 8sbarfniB eats
fpre@en, 1T geulB elm iebr trauriges
3ei1en.
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Su ber Stabt Neu Oort uerben
gsaenwdrtis 80 tdsli6e 3situussn per.
6fentlibt. !
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9rs. e. 4 9. 9apteiom
bonn
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
% 4 2onte mp,


81. Q. OapieIpn erfQubt fid5. feline
aabIrei6en ssreutlbe BON feiner Wnfunfl
In San 4ntOnio su informiren unb er
,pirb fi6 gIIdlid3 id5dben, oiefelben a,l
empfangem, in benz Weenaer SoteI.
3immer Nr. IL i'm 0Qrterre.
GpteGltunben BON 10 l1hr 0orr,its
tags sis 4 llbr g1aahmittaos taoIld1 ooer
mad lIebereiutonlmerl.
1ferDDle, 6rplltlHe l1nb 0lltt-
- -. m,s..ft.a:4a.
~ SeEaHIDetteH.
sfIle U;e;en;aen SIC Gh ous 1trtar~
1stt;rs.;t ~ ra,,tS";4 ~ ~. w aa moS.1
lsDss8tstl eine otlutlsve!' puel elM usuei
dil8e50gen gaDen, TDrDerf ct auf, ogne
Wer3ug BET fbnt bDr3uipre1en. Seine
f0u0idhriaeu in ben beffen 0eutld1en
,t,s6s fyXn,HIyfhen nofhitxferu npsom-
,,,sItsy, frSfahr,,,cev h;s.s,, ns,;;rs,,na
@oro,t;s aos c1Ien ,,;t asr srmSSrtsn.
Sss.ssi !. sssp edss 49,. ~. 70. us.''en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-04

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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-06-02
LEMONS FOR ALARIA

The newest remedy for malaria is
advertised in the drug stores as the
Roman cure. 1t is described as the
discovery of a physician in the mi
asmatic old city of the Caesars and
the pontitfs, where malaria is includ-
ed with every lodging without extra
charge in the bill. It consists simp y
Of lemons cut up, peel and all, and
boiled, the juice being taken cold on
an empty stomach. The pharmacists
claim that it has cured cases SO stub
born that quinine had no more eff
feet on them than sugar and salt.
The method of preparation is so sim
pie that anyone can make an expert
ment who chooses.
The lemon must be cut up in small
pieces, rind and pulp, each good
sized lemon being allowed a pint of
water. When the water has boiled
down to half a pint the medicine is
done. 1t must then be strained
through a cloth and put by to cool.
1t is sour enough to give a marble
bust a wry face. The dose is from
a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful, ac-
cording to the staying powers Of the
patients stomach, taken an hour be-
fore meals. .as
Like the hot water cure, wonder
full stories r. commencing to float
around about the lemon cure, and it
bids fair to become very popular. A
physician who is a member Of and
has many patients in the New York
Athletic Club, informed the Nevs
reporter that he had been giving
concentrated lemon in malaria cases
for nearly a year, and now scarcely
ever uses quinine. The remedy does
all the work OF quinine without af-
fecting the nerves or the head as
quinine certainly does.-New York
NeWs.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-06-02
VALUE OF SILENCE

Don't talk too much. Learn how
to be silent. There is nothing like
the man or Oma who a keep
the mouth shut. Not that people
should always keep the tongue still;
it is made for use, but there are
times when silence is the best and
most effective reply. When aboor
speaks roughly Or uncivilly to you,
when you are asked an impertinent
question, when a nee is conveyed
under cover of an inquiry for infor-
nation, or when, having appealed to
you on a question of taste, your opin-
ion is met with ridicule, the best an
swer in these or like exigencies is
masterful silence bespeaking reserve
power, conscious strength, dignity,
selfcommand and nothing at times
is so effective as the silence which
springs from contempt. He who can
endure reproach silently, to keep 81
lent under trying circumstances, is a
man of no common character.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-06-02
REFORM IN

Nathaniel could not have been
more greatly surprised that any good
thing should come out Of Nazareth
than the average American would be
to learn that any forward step in
human progress had originated in
Arkansas; yet the great and wise
States of the North and East might
we'll adopt some features of the
liquor legislation of that supposed
to-be benighted region, until they
are ready to do still better. From a
recent report issued under authority
Of the Governor, it appears that
it is the duty Of the county Judge to
enter an order prohibiting the traffic
in Intoxicating liquors within a pre-
scribed territory, whenever a ma
jority of the adult inhabitants OF
that territory have signed a petition
asking for such prohibition, and that
the names of women stand equalrto
those of men on these petitions. I'm
der this law it is stated that there is
not a single dram-shop in many Of
the most populous counties of the
State, the penalty for violation be-
ing SO severe that but few attempt
it.-Farm and Fsreside.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-06-02
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, JUNEI2 1885,
THRILLING WITH THE COURT.

"You were arrested at midnight
working on the safe Of the bank with
a sledge-hammer, and yet you pro
test that you are innocent" said
Judge Noonan to a burglar who had
just been convicted by a San An
tonic jury.
II am an innocent man, may it
please your honor"
1T would please me very much
to think that you were innocent.
What was your object in trying to
open the safe 2 said Judge Noonan
blandly.
e only wanted to open the safe
50 as to get change for a fve-dollar
BILL EFT H. tEsf
But you didn't have any five
dollar bill" $50
Il know, that, Judge, but I ex-
pected to find n as soon as l GOT
the safe OPEN" a.E. +. If0 f;
Mr.. Sheriff, take this man away.
He is trifing with this court. He
hasn't got any more sense than some
OF the younger members of the bar.
Take him away and lock him up
Ierds aStttings. ~