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The Washington critic., 1890-02-04
Save Your Hair


DYa timely use Of Ayers Hair Vigor.
- This preparation has no equal as a
dressing. 1t keeps the scalp clean, cool,
and healthy, and preserves the color,
fullness, and beauty OF the hair
"I was rapidly becoming bald and
gray but after using two or three
bottles OF Ayers Hair Vigor my hair
grew thick and glossy and the original
color was restored. ."-Melvin Aldrich,
Canaan Centre, N, II.
"Some time ago lost all my hair in
consequence of measles. After due
waiting, no new growth appeared. L
then used Ayers Hair Vigor and my
hair grew
Thick and Strong.
It has apparently come to stay. The
Vigor is evidently great aid to nature"
j. b. Williams, Floresville, Texas.
az have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
the past four or five years and find 1t a
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
1t is all | could desire, being harmless,
causing the hair to retain its natural
color, and requiring but small quantity
to render the hair easy TO arrange. -
Mrs. M. A. Bailey, Charles street,
Haverhill, Mass.
al have been using Ayers Hair Vigor
for several years, and believe that 1t has
caused my hair to retain its natural
color. Mrs. II. j. King, Dealer in
Dry Goods, SC, Bishopville, Nd.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04
The Death Record atthe Health Office
PNEUMONIA and
LUNG TROUBLES.

The record of the Health Office for January
81 shows 81 deaths reported. OF these II
we're from PNEUMONIA, from BRON-
CHlTIS. 4 from CONGESTION of the LUNGS,
4 from CONSUMPTION. In two cases the
GRIP was given as the cause of death and
in one "LA GRIPPE PNEUMONIA" was re-
corded. The figures of the day before showed
that over so per cent. of the deaths were
caused by lung diseases.
This is a very large showing of mortality
from lung diseases, especially from the
dangerous grip.
For the prevention of lung troubles of all
kinds DOUGLASS EMULSION is recon-
meDded, the timely use Of which may avert
serious Illness, nothing worse. Douglass
Emulsion is made from Pure Norwe-
gian Cod Liver Oil, combined with the Hypo-
phosphites of Lime and Soda 1t is very pal
atable and easily digested.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04

DANJo THOROUGHLY TAUGHT-1e COM
ID plete tunes and accompsniments In one
quarter, SO. MoCAULEY q MOORE, 1745 r
st, III 21st st.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04
Douglass Emulsion

Is a specific for Weak Lungs, Bronchial
Troubles and General Debility. Sufferers
from LA Grippe" will find it will strengthen
the Lungs, relieve the Soreness of the Chest
and quickly cure the Cough resulting from
the disease.
PRICE PER BOTTLE, 75c.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04

make a speciality OF high-havored Cook
ing and Jelly Wines and Brandies.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04
FOE SALE IND RENT.

|TN~N(N->Sr-r-C<-T<~' 'TN|~0-0O0| |%~0|~0r-0~0-NrNO
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
II by
THOMAS. K. WAGGAMAN, '917 F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
3.STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04
Ayers Hair vigOr,
PREPARED RI
DR.. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
WANTED-HELP.

Advertisements under Mts head, four lines o
esS, 25 cei,ts for one Insertion. SO cents for tre
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NATURALIZATION.

wv
Advertisements under thts head, ,JOttr Tines {
less, 25 centsJor one Insertion: so cents for ure
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04

VXTANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework in a small family
man, wife and boy years old; German pre-
ferred; to the right party a pleasant home
and good wages assured. Apply at No. 10OS
n al N w.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-04
HOUSES FOR RENT.

In sumo TO suit 81 per cent.
The above is only portion Of the property
on my books. For full list call at office for
bulletin. Issued on the lst and 18th.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Der f6Iaue SeIobersWirtb.
Son GmiI Reaert.

!berr 6inois, 8eiiber bes nsu er6ifs
ntteu @aItbauleS aui benz 5eloberG
Itano iorseuppa bic !pdnbe ineinauNer
eelegt, Dor Der Ebir uno betra6tete bic
troB Oes i66ueu gtaamitta9S leeren
Glide uuo Sdute nit iauerer Wtiene,
in Der Iid Der san5e Summer oes ''hor-
ror vacui" malte.
g9te anbers iuaren feline SOfTnuigen
astueien, alS er barun 9ins, bas babi6e
@tabliGement Su grilnOsn- Die rsiisube
4usIidt, bic Ndbe bes Stdbt6e. 8 mir
ben ibnl, 10 bGtte er eriunrtet, Seluober
in Wterge auf Die aIlerbinss etuus
iteile S6bs lofen. Surb bas frii1elte
@etrdnf, falte uno iparme 9psiIsn better
AualitGt (,u ieoer 9asesjeit) pOlIte er
iid) bas Sertraueu ieiner 0titblrser er,
luerbeu uno erbaltsn.
llno MIN iparen feline rstlihen Be
mibunsen umionit seUeieu. gtur ipdre
lide Seiuder, teiH nIlsemeiuer 3ulpru6.
@enn es uur einmal gliidte. Iein 2ocal
nit @dIten ;u fiIIen! 0aB ie 8erne
iuieoertebren iOIlten, baiiir lpolte or
'don lUr9cu, Der iuaders 6sIbbers.
Rirt6.
9lls CT in FOLDER Sdpermutb ppr Der
Gbar itauo uuo tribe bato auf Die
SibuerI6nar blidte, Die, ibre3 Qebens
frpb uno in Der ,3uuerIift, es nod lnnae
III 9enieBeu, mItgpiuig gdderno iiber
ben !0oi 500, balo aui ben uripriin0li6
bumpriitii6 anselesten, gemalteu Gam,
brinus, beheu 2ddeln ibm aber Jest
bitter idtirii6 i9ieu-Oa fam ibm pl6b,
lid ein @eoaute.
Rai9 nabmler irinen beiIeren Rpt
uuo Itie9 Den Berg binnb in's StdSt.
den. Sier panote er iid nab benz
@DmHaiiuut nno perlau9te ieiueu nltcu
Sreuns gSiuOi9, 2ebr,r oe5 Ssutiben
Su iprs9er.
9IlS ii6 Die S6iiler am nd9iten Gage
ua9 SdluB bes lluterridts ibre glufs
9nbe erjdblten, entosdten iic gu ibrer
8ertuunoeruus. bnb Oas biesmali9e
Ebema bes bduslideu gIuilabes Taft in
allen Slaien Sienlli6 slei9 lautete.
rGin Spdjier9atg auf ben 5elobero, 4"
pie Slusiiat bUm 6eIbber9", ,Mein
2iebliu9spld5deu nui benz Sclobera", ,
DOer dbulide Sbpleu iOltcn in Der ndd)s
SteH 8eit beinnhs bic san;e @pmnafin4
fteui6oit beidbdftiasn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

Hm ndd1fen Eage, ,eS mar eln ldlpHer
6Onntas. bot Der @es uuf ben SelebcrS
Elm uu9eippbntes Bib. S6on am Spr.
mittaa pilserten Sdaaren oon iugeno'
li6en, aber erult nnb fritiif blidenoen
SuBgGnssrn, srobteutbeils i'll Seglei'
tune ibrer Glteru NIB @el4uiiter, auI
bic anmutbi9e S6be. S6ufi9 bIieb
@iner ans Der bpIinuussoplleu S6aar
Iteben uuo Seiduete in ieiu 9totiSbil6@
lein cine bibibe Semertun9, mcrin er
ber SGdue oss Simmels, Der 6riide Der
2uit nit unsingeidrdutter Gnerfenniins
gebahte. 9ie Getunonner nber fnipf'
fen oil Die Steilc bes idlieBlid bur9
bic prddtiac 9lusIiht belDButen Nuf'
Iticees man9en tieiiiuniscn @eoanten,
fpie: 10 Iino and Die gSur5eln Der
8ilbuns iebr bitter, Die Srii6te ober
iiB." 9tatmittG9s aber permp6te oaS
fleine 8latenu bic Wteuse fdum III
faIieu. llno crit beim 5elober9luirtb !!
Sa maren bic Glide Biz auf's lebte
8ldb6en beieBt. Sn wiIroiser 9ieoe
Iobten Die Gltern ben perltdnoi9tu
SroIeTor @inOis, Der feline SdlIcr
sur 8sobn6tung Der 9totur itatt Sl
abItracten 9beorien uub Slbbaublungeu
anleite, mas bel bem ih6neu 8etter
bOppelt anscjeiat iei, uno Sa5luii6en
| ipraden Iie aud iiber Die iuirtli9 iiber
allies Grlparten treiflibe aiide bes
SelObergmirtbes 6inois, unb iuie Der
0tann ale S6rOsruus unS ben SeIu9
reoli6 nerbiene
Der blie6 ibm, einmal ansespsen,
audj fir Die 3ufilnft treu. &tit bem
SuperIi6tli9en @aterH Der 6Ibner auf
Ieinem SOie mar es uOrbei, uuo audi
Der @ambrinu5 aui benz S6iloe bate
iein bumuriItii6es 2d9eln fir immer
'pieberSeiunbcH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

SOfpreoissr 9rpanOer lsitete Den
Gct, tuel1em iibri9ens, oa er unr nod
nls Gouiccration ber Che gilt, bereits
Die Itanoesamtlidbe @beidlieBuus Dor
benz OtiuiItcr beS S6nisliden Sauics
purauisesansen mar. 8emcrtensuertb
bel oem iunIt eiuIadsn &itual mar Die
qlusibun0 eine3 uralten bel Setratben
int preuBiitbeH &buisShauie iibli6cn
Brautbs. Die 8rinjeiIins Sraut iuarS
udmlicb BEL i6rem @inttitt i'll Die SEA
pelIe bon ibrer Otutter, Der &aiIerin
5riebrid, unb i6rer S1udserin, Der Sfui'
ieriu @ictoria stusulta, feierli6it ent'
pfan9en uno i6r cine Srone aug seoic'
eenem @ploe uno nit @beliteiuen ges
idmiidt auf Oas BLONDE Saupt seoriidt.
Slls Der Ieierlitbe Iomcnt bes So
ipurts nabtc, blidte ii9 bic 8raut fra'
9eno ua1 benz Saiier, ibrem 9ruber,
unb Der &niierins Mutter itm, unb erIi
als bieie bur6 ein Neisen bes 9auptes
lire 5uItimmung Su erfeuneu segcben
batten, ipra3 bic ErinSeiiin nit ceuta
li9er, ieltcr SetOnun9 Sas enti3eioenbe
gS6rtfcu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Sea man 2inoern @elS tn Ole
&anoe sebtu?

lleber bieie Srage duBert Ii9 S9eobur
G1miot III Der vS6weijer Saus5ts."
fulgenOermu6cn: SOL man &inDern
@elo in Die Sdnbe 9eben? gSie oft iuiro
bleie Srase nit eiuem entidieOenen
,Nein" beantpprtet, uuo iueun man
tpsiter irast: ygSarum ni6t?", 10 uirO
@inem ebenio O6ne 8ebenteu ertpibert {:
,,ggeil ein &iuo ben @ertb bes @elbes
nidt fennt uno oesbal6 nit @elO nidt
umsu9eben peritebt." Saraui frnge i9
aber: y@anu iOll Elm Sinh @elO uno
@eloesluertB feitnen lernen? g8enn es
8eritanO bat, ipenn e5 nidt mebr elm
sino 1T? Ger 9nabe pielIei6t, ipenn er
Die G6ule perlaBt uno III bic 9ebre
tpmnt? @er banu erIt @elO i'll Die
SGuoe befommt, miro ielten, gum Nins
6elten i6mer lernen, nit @elO itni;lt'
seBcu; man gelubbne I'M @eaentbcil eiu
RiuO bel 8eitcn Naran, baB es ben
geloesmertb tenueu lernt. SelbItuer'
Itdnoli9 bari ein iiiu9ereS SinO feline
grbBercn Summen anUertrdut betors
men. Wtaa fauge bamit an, baB man
.inem Sluoe, iObalO es ben Se9rIff bon
v@elo" uerltcgt, Elm tleines Tai6en9elO
gibt - eiu paar Yfenui9e in Der gSp6e.
8as giebt oem 9inbe eineu uuIfdo.
liden StplS unb eriuedt ein gewiIles
Selbitpertrauen in ibm, iueld)eS ein
ieber Meul6 baben IOa uno oas, je fri
ber in cinert Menl6en an9ereBt, rm 10
beHer fir Oie 3ufunft lit; e5 lebrt has
Riub aud, bel 8eiteu bas @elo Su'
iammenncbmeu uno auf elseuc Soften
9tnSereu 6reuHe SI MAIDEN. 9as Sino
ioq jeOO6 iiber feline fleiuen @elomittel
Bud unO 9teduun9 Iiihren, bamit eS
tpirtbl6aIteu lerne lmo ii5an Sronun9
uno Spnriamteit 9elp6bne. Die GlterH
iollen nber ni6t beItdnOig Ginblif in
ons 9lusgdbebu6 nebmen, I'M oas Sino
betrcfis ieintr glus9aben uidt Su ieBr
III beeinjluiien; Tie iullen nur bnnn
taOclno Ooer binocrno einsrciien, iuenn
SaS &ino bdS @elo pernaidt oSer in
nuoerer unrc9tcr 8eiIc pertbut. gtadl
ben 8eoba6tuugeH, iuelbs i6 III bieier
Sejiehung an ben ueridIeOruiten Sim
bern 9emadt babe, fam i6 luObl nit
Gerbt bcbnupteu, baB es Gltern ielten
su bereuen batten. ibrcn &iuNcrn in Die
ier g9eiie bel 9eiten @elo anpcrtraut 81
babeu, pdbrenb i9 man6erlei Sale
femme. iuo es, belOnberS bel Suaben, &C.
raOeSu gum llugIiif 9efilbrt bat. iuelm
6ieiclbeu, 70 Ianae Iie idulpIlidtig Da,
reu. uis and MIR iiber eincu 9iidel irci
oerfii9eH fonntcu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

- Cine redt ieltiame I rs
BeuoprObe iab ein &eiienOer i'll Der &c
geuo upu 8rattian, an SrclueniiluB,
cine ldublide 8ragt nit ibrem 8rautIs
sOm nnitellsu. Ste iiibrte ibrcn 0erS'
allerlisbfen al sinen Sonutn9e, begIel'
tst BON Der 0oriiu9euo, Dor cine Hinoe,
uuI Wslder iib eiu iuHser 8iereu'
idparm arseleBt bate, nuo IieB i'm
bort Itebeu. Gle ielbIt trnt init ben
gluoeren Suriid. Der 8urid)c ebcr
uabm cine fiibue t0altuus all uuo |nBte
ben 8jensutlumpen idari ms ausc.
9a edbrte Der Slufru6r in Der 8icneu.
republit; Die 8Iife Der Gntfcrutlteben'
ben nbsr luaren nit dugIlider 9Iuire'
gun9 aui bic Sisueu uno ben Burden
gsridtet. Giuige oOu Den iungeu Se'
publitanern trGillirtsn Sornig luulmeuO
berUor uuo ieBteu iit in bir !0Gare beS
8rduti9amS, aber er ltano ielt,luis ein
Gi9enpiabl. Sa, er mahte lpgar oen
WSuuo iueit auf, ais geodbte CT, iucun
es oaruuf autdme, ben 9aujen Sienens
| ihUarm Su perihlingen, iudDreuo Die
8ieusn um ieineu SOpi umberitbwdrm'
ten. Sine anOd6tise Stille bsrrid)ie i'll
Der Gereiuoe, uuo uur Die 8raut oer-
rietB, aui ben 6rapen Suribeu idlaueno,
sinige uuruIe uno ScIorgniB, OaB pi.
Sittcnprobe i6limmer ablnuien tOHne.
Nqeiu Die SieneH febrten aIlmiblib Su
ibrem G6uarmreIte Slriid, Obue oaB
ii9 aud nur cine feiHbli6 segeu ben
Burden ertpielen bate. 9d itlrjte
Die Braut aus Der Reuge berUor, llnt'
baltic ibren Ser;eusfreuno uuo risi un'
ter 8puuetbrdneu: v9id nebn' i'd
Said, bonn 9u biit teiu S6hel!-
-9ur6 bic 8Iume! 5elO-
fuebel: v9as erite, iuns Sbr in's gluse
faiieH uiiBt, ipenn Sbr Elm 8adet BON
!Sauis srbnltst, iit 6as @eflbI Der 9unt.
bartlett aeaen guren Gelopebel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

gaa6 Der Grauung fanS Oas SOds
seitsmabl in bem Yruntiaale oes
S6loHes itatt, pUruuf Die 9teuuers
mdblt.n ii9 Sund6It nu6 IOtsoam be-
gaben. Sisr batten i'm Staoti6lO6e
Die Gseitlidfeiten nod eiu iueiteres frbbs
Lides gtadipie(, sefuiiiermaBen eill
2ebepobl fir Oas iuuse &aar, pel9es
Ii6 befnnntlid iooaun auf cine lpeitdus'
seOebute !6O95eitSreiie be9ub.
8rinSeiIin 6riberite 9Imalie @ilbels
mine 9 ictoria uOu YreuBeu, gcbos
ren I'M 9teusn Balais 81 8otsoam am
l2. glpril 1866.
SrinS GOoIf @ilbelm SietOr uOn
S9aumburgs s9ippe, seboren Su SItes
burg am 20, Suii 1859 als Sp6n bes
resierenben Siirften u bOli; t6nisliG
preuBiItbcr 2ieuteuGut la suite bes
Suiaren.9fegimeuts abnig gSilbetm I.
(rbeiuiiD) glO. Z unb beS weItpbdli.
I6su Sd9erbataiIloHs gtO. (SOnn.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

tportet auf @unI9 pOifldsernb.. oier
lit bic slntwort." -giue reiSeu'ye, par
Ilmirte, unortbo9rapbiide s4ntipprt,
mel9e aus einem bisber ru1Ifsetldrteu
llmitonbe Die lleberl6rift trG9t: vslns
aebeteter Gbalbert!" ,iudbUnb Der Baron
y@gou" BeiBt. - Der 'ansebetete 9lOals
bert 1T perni9tet. .,Gpnitans Itam.
melt er, mgpultuuSe, fannit 9u uers
seiben?" = y8Gblan". eriuibert bic
DAME, lid min ss perIuden! Gber
eine Slbue 1ese i6 Dir aui! gtU6 bic
fen slbeno reiien mir uuf Stuei Ronatt
na6 ...-. oori in bic Silla!4 rgOn.
itun5e! Sept = Su Gnfans Der Saiipr
- in Die Gin6oe? - gSir iperoeu ~
3peien ipieber lerneu sliidlid) leiu nnS
= perseiien! glltb barfIt On cine &c
nuetbwun9 mitnebmeu!" - g@el6e?-
Ser @emabt bor9t auf. - n9ein'
8rieitai6e!~ glrmer Slbalbert!
A. K.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
wxs nsapsrmaps.ea Bnrusavass.

Die stueitilnsits 6dueifer Ses Seut'
i6en &aiiers, Briuseiiin Sictoria BON
GreuBen. bat bsm BrinSen Goolf pon
S6aumbur9' 2ippe Die Sailo Snm ebe'
li9eu 8un6e sereidt. Dor elmer fleis
men 9eriammluns pon 2raudensen,
iuefde nur aus ben nd9iteu SeripauoteH
bes Brautpaars unb ben Brin5en BON
@onnaugbt unS Clarence ols Sertre'
tern Der &6nisin uon Gnstanb nno bes
8rinsen ppn g8ales beitanben, fauo in
Der &apelle bes f6nisli6en S6lOiies Su
Berlin bic eluiade, aber einbrudsocus
Gruuuns na9 benz SfituS Der ecmseli'
5hen Stride itdtt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Gin @denneher. Der B

Gin @deuIteber, Der BEN
ShnapS Iiebt umO feline 6rau prigelt,
miro uon Der 9SOliSei uernommeu. Cont
miiidr: ,,g9ic piel @ldier trint.n q,
oenn td9li6?" - rSa, Serr Sum
sorius, DGS fam i6 Sbneu 10 pride
MD, anicbcu. 9as ridt ii6 Darnab.
Oh oaS 9gettcr l9puG lit OOer nidt; pb
Der aimmcl ieine jeb6rise Site bat,
Oh. 80" - Stu, Die 0ur9i9nittsl
Illmme mb6t i6 b6reu!" ~ rSd, ieB'n
Se, S,err anm5arius, id triHfc 10 einen,
speie, oreijebn, bier ...." - Dgta ia,
idb tunnt mir i6Ou ocnfeu, baB sic Die
Sa6e i'm GjroBen treibeu. Die pielen
,Slede AM &Od no 8eite! - g@rlau,
ben sc, 0err SumSnriusl gSeun Ss
oenfen, OaB bieis 6lsfeu pon's 3rinIen
tommen, oenn irrsn sc ii9!" - nRuu,
muuon IouIt? - .8on's ueberidpab4
belu, 0err Sumjarin5!"
-9us Stabtfiuo AMI Dem
9anoe. glber no baben Die !6ilbuer
ibre SetteH, Sntel? = Dummies 3eHs,
ole i9lnfen uui ben Stonsen. - Sa, bo
fannIt On bod ni9t miti9lnien? -
9as fGllt mir au9 nift i'm 3rdume
elm. = sI6sr Mama iaste bud: Sbr
nui bem 2uuee siust nit ben pabuern
III Sett,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
@efGhrIihe 9erfren

- @eid9rGi9e 9erfreut,
9eit. Sun9e 5ruu: 6uben sic ni9t
l9uH bemerft, Gina, baB meiu Mam
iilr6tbar ;erItreut lit! - 0isnItndo6en:
g(1 @ott, ia, einmal tneiit er mid in
bic @anseH uno uennt mid ieiu liebes
Sinb, rmo glei6 bnraui idnauit CT mid
nn, ais oh i6 Die 9ndcise 6rau ludre!
- GeoantenIpGitter. Die
bittcriten 5eigeu iino uuitreitig bieienb
gen, wel9e mir mit ben Ogreu genie
beu.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-02
Health in Old Age.
Edward

Edward Cellinson, Queens, N. Y,
says:
81 commenced using Brandreth's pills
over tifty>fve years ago. first bought
them in London. and have continued us
ing them since | came to this country in
1885. | am now over seventy-five years
old, hale and hearty. and attribute MY
wonderful health to the persistent use of
Brandreths pills. Occasionally have a
bad cold or severe attack of rheumatism,
indigestion or biliOusness, but four or five
doses of Brandreth's pills always cure
me. Whenever nv children have been
sick with scarlet fever, measles, mumps
acid stomach, disordered digestion or
costiveness, a few doses of Brandreth's
pills restore their health at once
Brandreth's pills are composed of nu,
merous vegetables so combined that each
ID 'dtiplies the virtues of the rest. They
never can do any harm. Their action is
always the same, no matter how long or
in what doses they are taken. They pu-
rifY the blood. They stimulate the liver
They invigorate digestion. One or two
at night for week will demonstrate their
power and is generally sufficient to cure
ordinary diseases.
Braudreth's pills are sold in every drug
and medicine store. either plain or sugar
coated.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-02

T..
men discovered fragments of the great air
ship in the depths of pine forest For n
while dark rumor circulated to the effect
that Donaldson, in the hour of danger, had
cast the reporter overheard to secure his
own safety, but this never went beyond the
limits of suspicion, as no one afterward
saw or heard of the unlucky navigator.
James Maitland still wields vigorous
pen on one of the Chicago papers, and as
he gathers his boys and girls about him in
his cosy home thanks 'whatever gods NAV
be- that Grimwood refused the envelope
on that fateful summer afternoon so long
ago.
Will a time ever come when the balloon
shall be of value as means of transporta-
ton; when it can be guided along its des-
tined course with the reasonable certainty
that attaches to the progress of a sailing
vessel9 Who can tell? The principle of
atmospheric buoyancy was discovered by
Roger Bacon in the Thirteenth century.
How vague was his cropping after the truth
may be shown by the fact that he termed
the principle ethereal air or liquid fire, :"
and wrote: There may be made some fiy-
ing instrument, so that man sitting in
the middle of the instrument and turning
some mechanism may put in motion some
artificial wings which may beat the air
like flying bird" 1t was not until 1872
however, that this obscure suggestion of
the medieval monk took form as an iuven-
ton. In that year the Montgolfiers made
the first balloon. The improvements since
their day have been chiefly In the way of
elaboration. The idea itself has formed
the basis for no such progress as that char
acterizing the history of steam and cleo
tricity. FRED c. DAYTON.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-02
JosLIN.

JosLiN, July x.
1t is very likely that arrangemenislwill
De made to have the Rev. HarpetL of
Fort Byron, preach at Joslin once in two
weeks.
Mrs. Mumma should have preached at
Joslin on Sunday evening last. but the
services were postponed on account of
the heat.
There is still strong talk of building a
cheese factory at Joslin. The idea is to
issue shares, each person taking as MANY
shares as he thinks proper.
The friends of Rev. Broadfoot met al
the parsonage, bringing estables. and
presented two rocking chairs, and some
other useful articles. 1t was pleasant
gathering.
Joseph Stephenson, who has expert
mented some on perpetual motion and
has built steam engine and boat, can
be frequently seen upon Rock river treat
ing his friends to ride. He NAV vet
cross the Atlantic or Pacific.
Hurrah, farmersi The Fourth of july
Is drawing nigh when you will have an
other opportunity TO sling your hats in
the air and thank God that you live in a
free country where you have the privi-
lege to buy in dear market and sell in a
cheap one.
The prohibitionists may vet govern
this county. On Saturday morning last
at JOslin four of these reformers were
grasping each other by the hand and en-
| Joying spirited conversation. They
were the Rev. Broadfoot. Hamilton
Wreath, @. M. Hubbart and F. c. Cromp
ton.
| The Mckinley bill is reflection upon
a farmers intelligence and presumption
upon his Ignorance. And the further
presumption of Mckinley and the rapub-
lican leaders is that majority of the
voters of this country. the farmers in
| cluded, are in favor of higher protective
| tarin. Ii the farmers of this country do
not bury the McKinleys. Clarksons
Quays and Dudleys so deep that we need
not fear a resurrection, they deserve all
{ rat they get. .
We feel 1t to he duty to again refer
| to the attempt that is being made by
| several insurance companies and their
agents to damage and break up mutual
insurance companies by circulating false
| hoods and reducing the rates of insur,
ance to one>half their usual rates upon
all mutual insurance territory with the
sole object OF breaking up the business;
then. of course, up would go the rates
again. Two agents called upon
several of our policy holders few
days ago stating that our company
was about to break up. Farmers should
give such agents lift on the way with
the toes of their boots. We would say
that fourteen old policies were renewed.
and two new ones were issued during the
last week in our home Offices
The stallion Young Wellington, y
formerly owned by Mr.. John Moody. OF
Coe, having changed ownership may now
be found at the residence of F. E. Cromp
ton near Joslin. MULTUM IN PARvo.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-02
rsachers' Na,,ona, A,.oc,a,,on

The rate to the annual meeting to be
held at st. Paul, July to July II, 1890,
inclusive. from all points on the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific R'y (both east and
west OF the Missouri river and Albert
Lea Route. will be one lowest first-class
fare the round trip. plus 80 for member,
ship fee-good for return passage with
stopover privileges) after July IL to Sept.
30, 1880. Special vestibuled trains of
elegant chair cars, Pullman sleepers and
dining cars. Low excursion rates beyond
st. Paul to all points of interest," to tour
lists and pleasure seekers. Teachers and
others who travel via the Rock Island
and Albert Lea routes. will enjoy splen.
did trip at the least possible cost. For
tickets or further information apply to
any Rock Island representative, or ad-
dress John Sebastian. Gen. Tiki. and Pass.
Agent, at Chicago. Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-02
Deafness Cant ba Curad

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of mucous lining of the Eustach-
ian tube. When this tube gets inflamed
you have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
deafness is the result, and unless the in
hammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever. Nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
ton OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness-csused by catarrh
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. ]. CHENEY g. Co., Toledo. o.
eB-Sold by druggists, 75c.