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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TVHoMAs BOWLING, Auetioneer.

AS"LtNos hoctloneef.
chANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPfRIl MAR TENLEfIOwN. ID. C, AND
CONIAiNtNG TWENTY ACRES OF LAND.
BEING PART OF "FLETCHAIL's CHANCE"
AND KNOWN AS THE HANES PROPERTY
by virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court OF the
gst1et OF Columbia, passed in Equity cause No.
on MONDAY the TMENTY-sEvENlA ia. Of JANU-
AIRY, 1890. at 1HkEE O'CLOCK p. M. Part Of .
tract of land called "fletcnAlls Chance situated
about one half mile northeast OF renleytown and sd-
joining the property Of Geo A. Ares aud containing
about twenty I20J acres. and being known ~ the
Hanes property.
Terms OF sale: one-third cash and the balance in
property sold. all cash. at the purchasers oytcu
lakes will be paid 10 day of sale. deposit of 600
will be required At the time Of sale II the
not compiled with in days The property will be re
sold at the cost of the deisutinx purhsser Convey
ancing and recording az purchasers cost.
GEORGE l. HAMILTON, Trustee
Gi-dts Sun Building.
fHsHoMAs pOWLING. Aucuopeer.
AssIGNEE,s SALE OF LARGE LOT JEwEIRY,
phnAIISS s eb,RTs IcFFiESS wA AISGs GasE
MILLER COMBINATION LOCK JEWELLERS
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TwENTY-NINTp.
1870, at TWO O'CLOCK PM, within the sales rooms
Of Thomas Downing. southwest corner OF Penusy
ina ave- and IA St NV. Will sell whole the en-
tire stock OF Jeselry, Watches. Diamonds Rings,
Charms Chains. Iron Safe &C. as Ier inyo,Ce ma ii
which due notice Will he given.
Terms cash.
j - order Of MILLS DEAN. assignee o, E. Z.
NEWTON. jalS-dts
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- G. H WILLIAMSON, Trustee
DUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers jaeO-dAas
VNEusTEEs, SALE OF A Two-sTORY AND BASE
Il MENT BRICK HOUSE On FUIik-ASD-A-uAIF
SIREEI NEAR q SlIEIl sOIIIH
pUNcANsoN BROS Auet;oneers
u ATCLIFFE, DAKR & CO, Auctioneers,
~ 920 Pennsylvania ave- n Y

IL U2U PennsyIvania ave- n W.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRy SALE OF CHANDE-
LlERS AND HALL LIGHTS, ONE HUNDRED
SLATE MANIEI.S II ASSORTED DESIGNS OF
GENUINE SLA1 Il 5 OCK Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MOANING, JANUARY TWENTY
FOURTH, beginning at Ten O'CLOCK, we will sell
within our comfortable sales go Peunsy lvana
avenue northwest large assortment OF Slate Mantes
in assorted designs Crystal and Brass Chandeliers
], =, s. 4, D and lights. This sale should command
the attention of builders and others, the stock il ali
desirable and to be Ieremptorily sold
KAICLlfEE, DARR & CO,
16IO-dt
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DATCLIFFE, DARR 4 co, Auctioneers,
III 9e0 Pennsylvania ave n w.


~ 920 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on NEW
Jersey ANNIE SOU LEAST NEAR THE
u CAPITOL AND COAST AND GEUDETIC
hURVEl AND BUTLER MANSION. BLING
THEEE-STORY BASEMENT ANDAT1IC BRICK
HOUSE No. :,32 NEW JERSEY AVENUE, Win
BRICK STABLE IN REAR.
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY TWENTY
FOURTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK. we will sell in front of
the premises
PART LOT 3, SQUARE No 600,
improved by Three-story Basement and Attic Brick
House. containing 10 rooms and bath, with all oti
IN odern conveniences. newly fitted and i'll frst-cGss
order. Fronts ~ feet u inches ON New Jersey ave.
and runs back to alley, with large brick stable his
property is near u >. CAPITOL Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey and site of new congressional Library.
TERMS e-third cash, balance and two years
with Interest AT the rateof cent per from
the day of SALE secured by DEF trust ON the prop
erty sold, or all cash 1T the purchasers option. Terms
OF to be complied with i'll fifteen days, otherwise
the right Is reserved to resell the property at the
and cost of the deiautfug purchaser, after days
public notice of such resale in newspaper pub
iished in Washington d. Adepost $500 required
at time OF sale. All copveyancing and recording at
Purchasers cost.
NoTE.-F0R PERMISSION TO INSPECT PREM
lsES APPLY AT OFFICE OF AUCTIONEERS.
RATCLfFtE, DAkR d CO,
1aZO-4 1T Auctioneers.
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Poon RuBsER GooDs

Our RUbBkR SHOES and BOOTS are the
p beff IN ~ shs World are made q the finest
ability. We have them in all sizes and styles,
from the 80 ounce Opera Slipper TO the heavy
Wool-lned snow Exeluder with our Patented "Coasf-
ing soles;" Our kUBbEk CLOTHING il celebrated
the world over the most reliable made and wejWILL
NOT BE UhpERSULD on any kind OF Rubber Gooda
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY.
MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager diS-3m
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TN1NE BUILDING LOT ON p STREET BETWEEN
Il 10Th AND 2lST 81 IiEEfS NOKTHWEST.
~ on ,MEDNLSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY FIT-
TEENTG, 1890, AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
we Will sell in front OF the premises that splendid
Building Lot known rs
LOT 43, SQUARE 90,
fronting - feet Oh St depth of 90 feet to an
alley iEls lot Is III rapidly improving section of
the northwest aud suitable tor private dwelling
Terms: One third cash, balance in ana two
years. Notes to bear per cent interest, payube
individually, and to be secured by deed
premises, or ala cash at option Of purchaser deposit
Il S&ou required at time Of sale Conveyancing
at purchaser cost. erms be complied with ten
days, Otherwise right reserved to resell cos.
OF dtiuultng purchaser five public notice
OF such resale il some newspaper published II Wash
ington, DC. DuNCANSON BAGS
JaI-d Auctionecr5
eF-TUE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, TN ENTY-rHIRD DAY OF JANUARY,
1880, SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
iaIS-d DUNCANSON BROS.
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ORIENTAL PORCFLAlNS AND JAPANESE HAND
WORK, CABINETS, TABLES AND
SCREENS, LARGE
VASES, &c.
On THURSDAY. IA >UARY TwENTY-THIRD, at
EIEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ and THREE O'CLOCK p
NJ, we shall sell az our salesroom corner 10th and
fennsyiyania avenue northwest IA Collection of An
tiquc Porceains belonging TO gentleman who spent
several years abroad.
HANDsOaE INhhID CABINET, SET CHINESE
TEAPOT CABLES. CLARET AND GOLD; VERY
PiNE HANDSOME DECoKA1ED HAND
TAINTED klUtA WARE, ANTIQUE MOORISH
PLAQUES, HANNEHED BRA~S; ANTIQUE
EMBiOiDERtD SATIN KANAMONAS. HIGHLY
DECORATED HAND-PAINTED PLATES, FRUIT
AND FLQWERS; ANTIQUE JAPANESE
ERONZk. one PAIR LARGE VASES, HEAVY
EMBhOIDERED SATIN JAPANESE BED
SpREADS, LARGE EMBROIDERED SILK AND
SATIN SCREENS, TOGETHER WITH COL
LECTION OF JAPANESE WARE.
Terms cash. -
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ja20-dts
NEo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer. 1896 + St

1kusTEEs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING Houses No.
1908 1909 AND 1yp7 STREET NORTH wEsI.
NOS FROM 800 TO Y2o W STREET NORTH
VEST AND bob AND 2205 TENTH STREET
NOkIHN LIST.
b. virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in Lber
No A. folio 20 let seq one of the land records
the District OF COuDIa and at the written request
OF the party secured thereby. will offer sale
front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, the FIRST
DnY on FEEiJ AkN, 1880. at HAIt-PA L FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described property in
the city OF Nashin stcn. DstIct o. Columbia,
Lots numbered 81 81 and % Samuel Il. Stewards
subdivision of lots numbered - and in John "a.
AdaIs' recorded subdivision OF square numhere, 3l
and Lots 60, o. Us, 60 40. a. ~, ~ 76, II and as
GO formerly known Us 40 III Samuel Ii. Stewards
SUBDIVISION Q. square 80. Lots IN square 33I sold
subject to deed 10 trust to of 81 300
1nd Lots in square 1 sold subject deed of trust
to secure the sum OF . 65OO.
Terms sale: ono hail IN and the balance in one
year, with interest at the OF per per
mum; payable seni-anuually AL cash option of
purchaser; 400 deposit property in each sauare
at time o1 All couveyancIIiS AID recording at
purchasers cost. Terms to he complied with in ten
days at risk and cost deIading purchaser
after nve days Ill paper pubs shed
in the city Of Washington.
J. HOLDS MORTH GORDON, Trustee
ja2o- eod&ts GEO. " SIICNNEY Trustees
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FINANCIAL.

RATEMAN = CO..
BANKERS AND BRoKEEs
l4ll Street Washington. no
Memeers Of New fOrk Stock. Produce and Cotton
Exchange. ~
Connected by private wire with
GREEN bATEMAN. New york
BALDWIN FARNUM Chic.so .oo -
mo. ". coksoN. JNo ". MACAKTNIy
Member NJ. STOCK Ex.
CoRSON MAcARTNEy
GLOVER BUILDING. l4ig q sr NV
Bankers and Dealers in Government A,na.
DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE. loans. Collect,on.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all s.curts,s h.,sA
on the Exchanges Of New Aork, rhiiAdellsla lL..tn
and BALTIMORE huusht and sold
specizlty plase Investment securities nss.-,rx
Bonus and all LEGAL Railroad Gas Insaran,e an5 49,
eILone stock dealt in 1870 "
American Bel Tel,thone Stck ,s,,,y, .,a -, 40
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MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager. =
THE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON

EDWARD L DENT. NJ L, Proprietor
The bert facilities In the city for all kinds Of frun
work. Steel Beams. Angles. be. always ia stock.
speciality. Repairs and general machine work done in
the best manner snd 81 short notice.
sole licensees in the District Of Columbia for thu
'Goetx- Mltcben" system OF Beam Anchors and Pro-
tectors Works, Cor. SD and Water sta Tel 426-S
az. City once l4lS q Il. NV; TEL 42S-2,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

hAkAUERr PIANOS ARE OF SUPERIOR
~ lone. Workmanship and Durability" Please
81, ,i ana see them At hCAN'S TEMPLE OF Music,
i-Vs St Finest Tuning and kesaatius. lAel -.lI.i
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EOUSEFURNISHINGS.
MEDICAL, &c.

u The oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
Physician i'll the City.
can be consulted daily 4oi ST.. between AZ and 9th
Prompt treatment Consultation strictly confideu-
iiIl Separate rooms for Laoies. Medicine, 50. Pills
al Office always open. ja22-6t'
nIsEAaLS OF sECRET-CoNSULTATIoN FOR
piysiciai troI DR.. kicora OF Passs). Office hours
10 ~ anu 3 10 O'Clock S26 18th ST. jail I'm
hUt EoSiONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
o,v WIN Sess fhys reiersees ladies ana enlidren
M ME. DE FOREST, LoNG-EsTABLIsRED AND
Vl reiiable Ladies' Physician lie consulted DAILY
I'll her Residence, Sul ct. u.w. Once hours from
it9 ,. III. with Ladies only. js2-ln.s
A TIENTION, LADIESi-MAIL &c STAMP FOR
N sealed Instructions for eulargipg bust inches,
using EniInh Bust Developer absolutely guaranteed:
@4-page 1liust ratet catalogue mailed tor Emma
.olet Bazaar, "a fremont ST. Boston. d3l-lm'
HI HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
L Dr.. BROIhEkS is the oldest-estsblshed adyertis
llg ladles' Physician in the city. Laoies you can
trcular attention paid to all diseases peculiar &,
laGies married or single Forty years experience
d3l i'm
~ FAD AND BE WISE--DIl DROTHEbS, yue ST
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist il this city
AID VIII guarltee cure III all cases OF private
II men aud furnish medicine, charge; cousuta-
sclibed aid sworn TO before by DIR. BROTHERS,
SAMUEL Z. MILLS, Notary Public in and tor the
DISTRICT OF Columbia. this Sd day VI July. 1855.
NJ ANhOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
M two OF Dr. BROTHERS. Inyigosating Cordial
NIL cure any case OF Nervous Debility and loss of
Male or Female 9O6 st. d3l-lm'
nR. MENTIONS EYE WATER
~ cures Weak Eyes, Sore lnnsmed Eyes
20 cents AL DRUGGISTS Wares, l4th aud SITS nv,
Washington Wholesale. lis Fulton ST.. New York
city. d12-2m
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HANUFAcTGREKs or UPHOLSTERED AND
SOLID FURNITUkE,
North Charles st
200 North Howard q.
A6-1m Daltmora. Nd
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,s2i-2t WALTER b WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers
TRU,sITEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE RIAL Is


i TATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIitGINIA
BY virtue OF deed of trust from Mary b Hammer
and John H. Hammer dated the 18th day of Septem-
OF the land records for the county of Alexandria Va
and at the request OF the holder the note secur.
sf fs 5Seso H q
am IN front OF the premises the following property
III alexandria county, virginia, near Balls Cross
Roads, to wit All that certain piece parcel of land
and premises known and distinguished as being part
OF lot No. three Cd i'll the division OF Robert Balls
estate set forth i'll plat and survey thereof made by
bounded AS follows, viz Beginning in outline of
the tract and lot No s. being line of the land claimed
by James Dirch ON the north eide OF the George
town road thence with the line of said entire tract
and James Birch n. II degrees E. roles, to "I'
corner to said tract and James Birch: thence N is
degie,s W. 40 poles Is llnas to to the
and james birch and adjoining the land OF H. Bal;
thence west IL POLES links TO Oh line of the tract
and the land Of II. Ball to lots il thence with the
north size of the GEORGETOWN road in said line;
thence along the north side Of said road
ery direction to the leginning containing eleven aud
u hall acres, more or less.
The Band piece Of land Ia improved BY fine Dwelling
and OutIuidings and is in good condition for cult
walton.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash and the residuo
IN two equal payments at and two years from day
VI sale the deferred payments to bear interest from
erty. deposit of $3.50 soon as property is
knocked down will be required. All conveyancIny az
dl6-dts WALTER HALL. Trustee.
~ The above property is suitable for a person in
the government employ or tor in business III the
city; being about two miles from Wash ton on good
rSds and handsomely improved by 9-rooln honse with
basement and furnace. Persons will be taken to SEQ
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS, Attorney, l32 + st. NV,
JaIodts Washington, ID. c.
cU-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY TwENTY-THIRD, 1890, at
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD, 1890. at
FOUR NJ, and vii! be sold, shine.
WALTER HALL. Trustee.
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slOo Rsv.,a s1oo

The readers of the ARGUS viii be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all its stages, and that ia catarrb.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known TO the medical fraternity
Catarrh being constitutional disease. re-
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
races OF the system. thereby DESTROYING
the foundation Of the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
it, work. The proprietors have so mncS
faith In its curative powers, that chew
offer one hundred dollars for any case
that II fails TO cure Send for liet Of tea.
timonials. Address,
r. ]. CHznHzY q Co.. Toledo. o.
Sold b drpE1ints. 76c.
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SHARPENING Posrs

action Of frost heaved posts are also
easily rediiven to their original depth,
which cannot be done with posts that
are set and have blunt ends. Farmers
also have learned that, nine times in ten.
posts rot away littio below and at the
surface of the ground hence a cumber-
some piece of wood placed two feet or
more below the surface is comparatively
useless.
"A simple arrangement for holding
posts while these are sharpened was re.
Gently Illustrated and described by Ru-
raj New Yorker and is here reproduced
Tor the benefit of our readers. A pole
about twenty feet in length is split at
one end and supported by wooden legs
six feet In length set in a bracing posi-
ton, as shown in the cut. One end AZ
the post rests upon block, the other i
supported and held firmly in the V
shaped split in the end of the pole. This
= cheap holder and one readily moved
n11nnk - deairad.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
THINGS SAID AND DONE BY WIDE
AWAKE AeRlcULTuRIsTS.

Bash~l Boxes for Marketing. EARLY Po-
ta,oes and Handling the roystrhrough-
out the Seasonal Top Box for the
Wagon That win Carry Large Load.
In his useful little manual on potato
culture Mr.. T. B. Terry, of Ohio, calls
attention TO the use of bushel boxes for
handling potatoes. He says;
For several years | have been using
bushel boxes for marketing early pota-
toes while the skins slip, and for ham
ding the crop in the field all through the
season. This is one of the ways in which
the potato specialist can get ahead Of the
small raiser. think we handle our crop
for less than half of what it used TO cost
us before we got these boxes made. Our
boxes are 10 inches by 10, and ID deep,
all inside measures. They were made a
little deeper to allow for shrinkage. The
sides and bottoms are made of three
eighths stuff and the ends of fve-eighths
Hand holes are cut in the ends as shown
in the cut
The upper corners are bound with gall
vanized hoop iron to make them strong.
The price paid for them was from $25 to
$50 hundred at a box factory. The
wood used is mostly whitewood. Some
light wood should be used, of course, so
as to make them as light as possible.
They need not weigh more than six or
seven pounds Early in the season,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-03
TOP BOX FOR A WAGON.

heaped on. These irons are bolted to
the side board, and simply slip on to the
nde OF the wagon box, one each side.
LIZ the top box is to be used very much
II Is best to put some thin plates of band
iron ON the wagon box, to prevent the
side board irons from wearing into it and
to prevent splitting.
Fig. 3 shows the back end board.
which has two wooden cleats on it to
prevent splitting. and which fits in be-
tween two wooden cleats on the inside
OF each side board. and is held in place
by hooks which hook into eyes ON the
side boards.
In Fig. 4 the plain lines show a cross
section OF box, top box, braces and top
OF load. The lower dotted show. at a
glance, how much less common top
box OF the same height would hold, while
the upper dotted lines show how very
high the common top box would have
10 be in order to hold as much. Still
the dotted lines show the kinds mostly
In use, and the high one, OF double top
box, will cost more than my kind. and
Is much harder to load into. The brake
handle comes up through hole in the
side board near the front, and two pieces
OF board are nailed together to set
around 1t. so as to keep potatoes from
interfering with its movements simple
little device that any one can study up
without q cut.
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BUsHEL BOX WIFE HAND HOLES

80
while the skins slip, our potatoes are
dug and laid mot thrownl into these
boxes. and the boxes are covered as fast
as filed. They are then safe from sun
and rain until wanted for market. The
covers are simply pieces of boards cut
about 10 by ~ inches.
At the end of the season, when the
boxes are filed for the last time, they may
be carried down TO the cellar and stored
away full Of potatoes. or apples may be
put in them. There is no nicer way of
marketing winter apples than in these
bushel boxes. Again, in the spring they
are just the thing to have the seed
around in when cutting and to carry it
TO the field in.
When potatoes are drawn in bulk and
Tor moving the boxes from field to field
top box that will carry large load.
and still not be very high to lift the po-
tatoes over. saves some hard work. An
ordinary farm wagon will hardly carry
more than forty bushels, perhaps not
that, with the top box ON. When the
roads are good team can often draw
nifty or sixty, If the wagon could be
made TO hold 50 many conveniently.
In the illustration is shown top box
successfully used and described by Mr..
Terry. 1t is no higher to lift over than
common top box; it can be taken off
or put on in a minute, and on a ten foot
wagon box it win hold about sixty-six
bushels of potatoes, or two tons. 1t is
very useful for many other purposes be-
side hauling potatoes.
Fig. / shows one side board, eighteen
inches wide, for ten foot wagon box.
Fig. shows one of the three sets of
iruns that are on the side board. The
inside iron is one inch by one-half inch.
The outside iron is one inch by one
fourth inch, and the brace is a round
rod one-half inch in diameter. This is
amply strong enough to hold all the 49,
inch wood one can pile ON, big load of
hay, or all the potatoes that can be
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-03
CHA SoERY NOTICE.
Stale oFLLrNnIs

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY {ss
To the January Term A d. 1891, CircuitCourt,
of "a County. in Chancery.
Joseph McRcynolds complainant, VS.. Hugh Nc.
ReyD lids, Carrie McReynolds, Moses d Wells,
Brcn on r. Wells, Mark Ashdown, Orlo w.
Rich rdson, Eugene Lancaster. John c. Car
roll, Abraham strauss. Hugo Goodman, Simon
fond OFF and Edwin Rose. defendants-Fore-
closn 20.
To IL above named defendants, Orlo W. Rich
ardson md Eus enc A. Lancaster. Notice In here
by givtn that the above entitl d canse Is now
pendin in said court against you and the other
defend MIS- above named, that a summons In chan
Gerry he been issued therein against you directed
TO The herif OF said county 10 execute returnab bic
10 the annary Term. 1891, OF said court. 10 be
begunt nd holden at the court house In the city
| OF Rocl Island In said county ON the first Monday
of JAM arJ, next at which time and place You i'll
appear
Rock Island. Illinois, November IA, 1890.
GE 0RGE W. GAMBLE Clerk Of said Court
JACK SON 4 HURST Complainant's Soncftors
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If Your House is on FIRE

You put water on the burning timhers,
not on the smoke. And if you have
catarrh you should attack the disease in
the blood, not in the nose Remove the
in pure canse. and the local effect sub
sides. To do this. take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, the great blood purifier. which radi-
cslty and permanently cares cstsrrh. I,
also strengthens the nerves Be sure to
get only Hoods Sarsaparilla
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A Sew pep.rture IN En.llars

To Mr.. I. D.Peterson, of Wolverhamp-
ton, England, the inventor of the roller
process for pressing ensilage stacks, is
due the invention of new method of
heating green forage or grass when
placed IN silos. 1t is that of exhaust
ing the silo of all air when in the courss
OF filling by an exhaust fan placed cat
side, and worked either by hand or other
power. A connecting pipe passes from
the inside of the silo to the fan, and the
valve ON the pipe is open when the fan
Is at work.