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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-23
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They pledged to each other that they
would keep their marriage q profound secret
until he completed his studies this spring.
when he would r caive her at Boston, ana
where they would continue their lives to
getner.
On her return to her home and her friends
here, OF which she has many intimate ones
she presented herself as the same Miss
Laura II -ndman. She remained here dur
Ing all last summer and mingled in society
as happily as any. She and her brot or
made their home at a hotel here, where they
lived in luxury and refinement. Time
passed on, she was soon to become the
mother of enid. and SO close had she kept
the secret Of her own that not the lea t sus-
picion was entertained by any of her closest
friends, not even the landlady of the hotel
where she boarded. No one knew of her
lnarri &c, not even her own and only
brother.
Up to this time her lover had not dared to
tell the secret to his folks.
TIME WAS FAST DEVELOPING
fact, and the young lady waited an invi-
tation from him and his people to come to
Boston. Finally he disclosed the secret. Just
as he finished his course in college, aud i'm
rnediately sent for MS wife and started to
meet her.
Then the Bloomfield people were soon in
~ hlSA Ludb MISS IL 1lHQtld1 DaQ de-
clded to return to Boston ami take ano he r
cour IN music. Extensive preparations
were made for her departure by her brother
and ex-guardian, and on Feb. last she
started for Boston, leaving behind her the
secret of her marriage as dark as ever. sac
met her husband, and continued her
journey with him until they reached
Boston, where they were received by her
Boston kindred, and
RENDERED AN ELABORATE RECEPTION.
Her babe girl, was born Feb. 20. The
news OF her marriage was now broken, and
her Bloomfield friends were astonished be-
yond measure at the startling surprise.
Owing to the high Standing of Miss Hind
man here, 1t has afforded much talk, and
has been the continued topic OF conversa-
ton since the ne Tvs first came to the ears of
Bloc nfieliers. Poetry, song and romance
We're the things that she loved. and, fortu-
nat ", her life was SO situated that she
could enjoy those happy elements of life.
Her Eus bands name is said to be Benia-
min F. Dewing, and is said to be- worth
$1,000
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a LfunicIDal Pleasure Yacbt


Editor forming Netcs: Are the athor-
tics aware what an expensive lux
ury is a steam yacht. Have they well
ana truly counted the cost Of eqai pmsnt and
maintenance Are they ike our repubH-
can frisads in congress, trying to get rid of
q surplus, Or is it intended TO saddle on
our already overb1rdened commerca the
added COS. II this new fadl
! hs time has gone by when public Office
was public trust, and an oficial Of to-day
appears u l7ok on the people who made
him very much as Lord Dec mus Of the
circumlocusi0a Office did upon that odious
public wno wanted to know, you know -
but still there are few practical men and
taxpayers who venture now to inquire
w hat shall it profit US if we do this
t1ingr
All trade is killed between this and those
countries which in quarantine ge 7graphy
are classed as suspected or infected ports. y
Oar imports are restricted to thu few local
tiles not subject 10 the fires of fumigation.
Most vessels arriving at qua antine are in
ballast, aud as it is required that they shall
discharge at the ballast wharf il seems car
tain that fumigating apparatus which
the yacht would carry might be
put up on the wharf as cneaplv
and operated there for a 1.-THE of the cost it
oOulu quAI6 70 carr IL GcuuQ IN yacht
la New Orleans and those other cities which
keep up trade with ''sus 1ected and infected
places, and where vessels come from such
ports with cargoes on board, which are 10
be discharged IN the city, one can really
understand the advantages OF a
portable fumigating machine, but
with our imports limited TO bal
last. and that required to discharge
at the quarantine station, the only possible
mr. -
seem to be tnat the officials may maze an
occasional pleasure cruise. and for that pur-
pose it would be infinitely cheaner 10 hire
a modest tug. We, Us & Co.
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MARRIED IN SECRET
And Kept So for Nearly a Year-An
Indiana Heiress Weoded to Boston
Law Studaut

And Kept So for Nearly a Year-An
Indiana Heiress Weoded to Boston
Law Student.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
BLOOMFIELD, IND, March l7.-This CITY
has just been treated to what may be prop
erly termed a first-clas5 sensation. Miss
Laura Hindman is a beautiful orphan girl
of 49, aud has been reared in Bloomfield
Her only near relative is a brother, Frank
NJ. Hindman, boy of about IL. These
two orphan children are of very high and
intelligent family, and were left consider
able wealth by their parents. Miss Laura
has spent a considerable portion Of her time
at the Boston Conservatory OF Music, from
which institution she graduated III TIE sum
mer Of 1883
DURING HER SCHOOL DAYS
in Boston SIZE became acquainted with n
young law student. She was at tlis time t.
be married 70 Il popular Young man Of
Bloomfield. At the completion Of her stud-
les, in the fall of less, she returned 20 her
home here. But here her love grew stronger
for tho young Bost )ulau. aud rs he mar
riage 10 her Bloomfield lover was s1ol tx.
pected tie young lal knew hardly what -
DO. Her Boston lover would MT finish his
law studio until this spring and bis parents
objected ssTiou1lY = bis marriage before
thai time. 4 trip was ARA gad hy Mis-
binimau 70 70 % California, an Ri her
SET as Dost she coIli NJ her lover hero SO
Do nc early part ~ tho winter Of 1855 Tho
gourHeYed q that sunny climate.
IL IIy. jss1 her Boston lover iae. her
there, aud their meeting
fEsNishJKD o. 8 aEcnEr MARRIAGE,
bb.s oceurfei in k.ye side. & o.. Nay
Nv. 40 After short hoaeym99 q four
Nesks re returned - be- hons ~ st31lef
az ECgiop.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS.

LAUREY--The friends and acquaintance OF
~ and ArS- J. W Laurey and Mr. and Mrs.
JACOB Grant are respectfully invited % attend
the funeral Of 2 JANIS c n LsCRET. al East
Savannah, THIS MORNING AZ I0-30 o-clocE.
ROTUREAU-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs - Il foTCEEAU and family are re-
srectfUliy invited 20 atIe8d ire funeral OF the
former from her late residence. Il Jackson
street.. 70 Be burisd a. Tybee THIS AFTER
NOON a. , O'Clock
HEY WARD--Died at Denison. Tex. on the
18th inst. II the 18th year OF bis age. Ma
THASIEL NILLIAE EEYTAzD. youngest son Of
tee late Capt George c. Hayward Of Charles
ton s c l1teTment a. Boozyen-ure cemsteFy
THIS Sunday MORNING al SD 0 clock
EELDRIM--Died At his fathers residence, in
Scuven county, Georgia. 7. Hill MELDRIx.
It's funeral VII take place al Oliver. Ga,
This MORNING al II O'CLOCK Relatives and
friends are invited
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L Farmer E-ez - Lightning Ses-
Fo-- Vz-=v-=ou-:ssl Eouses De
uo-z.s1 I'D ,ssz-o killed 81
r~-e-o--. 8 ca Church AID Sew
era zo-zss Demolished a. Co
.u=1-z
.vrzs---s. Ga Es-cz - -Hsz-T rains
= us c51ztF today, sc-51-
-s-1 z.-h u5s J. SINE l5call-iss.
U-sz E.a-e- lives z5o-t E11@a uIlzs from
---s-s-1-- Toby rs t1res s1ns were = 2
=--o- --.-g 70 t-s Louss vita Eood 7v1s1
45e- were cz1zh- IA t1s storm 4 rrs= "zs
tlsau iowa a-ross re wa-9.. killing rTo
e IL boys. = al Il years C eE=, KS at
y. T1s t.i-d 81, who vas II tzs front e
IL wagon driving. ESCAPED u1hU-E
70 GEzAT DAMAGE AZ ATLANTA
ATLAy-A, Ga. March z2-Tbs eqzi-
ucztial storm dealt gently with Atla "a
= house was s-ruck b i5g mig Jas. Ilgh.,
aid this morning the ram FL i t1r-ents.
Ilers were vIvld flashes and angry nlu-tar-
iugs. but locally 10 SPECIAL harm resulted
Dispatches f. n other points 6 -Ow that the
Wlres are down be-H en- Knoxville AID
Chatteno0ga. b-txeen IoLtgomery and
Mobile. be Wse1 GzcJl and Augusta, be-
tween Chattanooga and scrtbera stations
on the Cincinnati Southern. an1 II various
Other localities il and cut cf TIE state. Tie
Eleventh Avenue Bs o.ist church a. Colull-
bus and several houses n The vicinity were
this morning demolished D. lighting.
Louis Psrham. a farmer living tbree
mile from Fort Valley, Is repsrtei 70 have
beenstT uck By Lightning and killed
The scatter Office here reports Z heavy
rainfall IN many sections Of the state.
Nearly three inc Is Eel q. Nashville, Tenn.
the PROBABILITIES ere IN favor Of Gear
weather tomorrow: indeed TIE say here IS
already nearly cloudIess. Railroad trains
generally are On time and 10 wzshou-s ere
reported
TWO HOUSES DEMOLISHED.
MACON, Ga, March "a special % the
Telegraph from Fort Valley q IL storm
today d stroyed two small houses occupied
by negroes three miles from town. Ia
Macon the wind was ga and the rain
heavy, with some hal. bu1 net muca dam
age was done. The towns between hare
and Atlanta had aOOut the same experience.
FOURTEEN HOUSES BLOWN Dowx
CHARLOTTE, y. c, March ga special
to the Chronicle from Chester. S. c, says
q destructive cyclone passed over the village
Of EdzeDoor. near G ester, this Afternoon.
Fourteen houses were blown down 4 negro
NAMED james Mills was killed, ard several
persols were seriously injured TIE roof
Of tie Georgia, Carolina and Northern de-
pot was blown h2lf nile away. Robin
son & Bros Establishment and Dickey's
dr1g store wee totally demolished Edge
1noors new church wes also destroyed
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ny OFFICE, i4s CONGRESS.
INVITATION To ~ prnLIc.

you are invited to Inspect the Portable House
erected east Of the lxcl4nge dock. loot n Ban
street. same VIII remain az above location
ABOUT t8p weeks prior g. ~ tuluuient 10
TIC Jamaica Exposition. King ton. Juma ca
All ~ or FuftaDe Houses from ona room up
manufactured bg krHFeu Lumber ana Portab.e
llo1ae Company. f1 fuli rIHiainrf nppiy ~
elli.LHELL. AlLLEs K Ok.
asrahaea. Ga.
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FERSAxDIxA, Fla, March 2. The Mr.
wegian bark Svanen. Capt Neixkelsan
from s.. Augustine for this port, 10 finish
leading lumber, Ue I ashore this mornin 2
several miles sou "a OF Feraandina bar. To-
4 ght she was filing. ami all hands had
come ashore, heavy sea being on. She
VIII probably prove a total los.
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MEDICAL
March
April May

A. Il 49, 1oaths Il Eh1ca % purify your
o--o1- Dung tie vlE.s- months. TIE bod
oacoues IN --1 Impure. tie BODY becom
- - an ----l. re appetite ray be los ard
.zs- Ecw tie system crz7es he "a o. = reliable
De5icl-=- H5oi ss-szpz--lz IS peculiarly
z5arsad - p .-lev a.t eur5c- The 5-571 . create
2 good arp=t--- AID 70 oTerc1ra= "a. -5-z1 fee
iaz- Il luc-eas=s II popularity every year
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Solicitor General O. Il. Rogers. who has
been III q TYPHOID fever. Is improving.
Clerk Ct TIE Saperio- Court A L Move.
who has bes1 very II Of paeun9n.a, Is
better
La grippe has Just arrived Quite nun
ter have Ieeu attacked
Tie Augusta. Gibson and Ssndersville
railroad sent cut nay tran Yesterday
something never before heard o. Capt
George Adams. bal J. r Alexander. II.
y. Barrett. K. 4. Wright, Maj. Wilkins,
Mrs. wilkins and Miss Florrie Burdell came
over from Augusta on q special train yes
ter Day and lnsp-c.ei tie town. Tney were
Wei pleased with their Sd r. visit
Tie new city hail IS growing right along.
L viii Be q handsome bu ding.
TIE fruit as all killed By the frost
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Is - deal sE-luE ms1i-z1e- L rous@s taa KID
-sgs and Eszr. tones t1e di-estive C--21s creates
Il ps-i-z- p1rizes and Eitlizes tie impure AID
sl-y-.sl blgo1. cures th= headze1s al over
cones 81 rns p-os-rsti1g Effects Of t5zt t.-a5
feeling NJ G. " Si1aa. 4 11tol- Mass.
writes --Fo- Eve years zss sex every su.i1E.
hi lzs1 year Dezza Il February % take Eool's
sa-szperllz- and lave nj sen Sex day since --
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MARRIAGES.

T-uoE. -popT~SOS 49, :. :. D.
ric- : church b tie Rev. Father Q1illan. Feb.
= $50. JOzS D KEEoE and MILE 4 g.
Ros1Ss0S, both Of tais city.
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Hoods
Sars

j p-zlorei from Sa-sapz-llla, Dandelion. Nan
drake, iccE, Juniper Berries and other well
known ye-etGhls remedies. II such a peculiar
manner as 70 dsriEe tee FIJI medicinal value OF
e-cl- ItwlA cure. wien IN the power II uledi-
cine Scrofu-a. salt Rheun. Sores B3sls. PIN
pes, al Humors, Dyspepsia, B.liousness. Sick
H=a-ache. Indigestion. General Debility, Ca
tarra, kidney an6 Liver Complaints.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS.

HEADQUAg7Ezs BATTALION
SAyASSAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS.
SAVANNAH, GA. March, l9, 100.
General Order N9 &c
The regular E1rch meeting Of the corps,
under recess. j. berebT ordered 10 reassetD5i
al the armory on MONDAY. 2jth inst, al s. Is
O'Clock P. y. By order Of
LIEUT.. COL GARRARO
Commanding.
WV P HuyTER. First Lieut. and Adjutant
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March
ApriI May

- ths couiaz Of s7-inz ths bod should be
ru-5f.-t IS Impurities vhic- have been accz-nu-
-2-l1s fcr n-oat1s OF even E=a7s. are labs to
n ultest Themselves aid s=riOls.y al q the
heath Hocd's Sars1pari-- IS undoubtedly the
b1s- Llo5d purifier Il e-Tsls every taiot Of in
pursty- dTiT-s out sc-ofulo-ls humors and germs
o. zIses c. aid gives 10 the bod the quality ard
t0a- essential 70 good n-zl-h
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Hoods
Sal apariIla

I axe Eoo1's Sara a-.ia IS 4 spring tonic.
and recommend il TO al who have that miser-
able tired feeling" C.. P4RNALEz. 3i9 Bridge
street. Bro1Elyn. Y. y
Feeling laagu 4 aud dizzy, having no appetite
and 10 ambition 70 work. TOOK Hoods Sarsa-
parilia- with the best results. AS a health invig
oralor and for general debility think it superb
or TO anything else A A. RIKER. Utica, y. Y.
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Hoods
Sarsapari!la

Has resord o. cures Of Scrofu-z and other blood
diseases never eq-al-ed b. any other prepare
tlo1 TIE NOS severe cases yield toInis remedy
Thsz Ct5e-S have failed % have tie siigbtes.
e1zact- Hereditary scrotuls. winch clinzs % the
nlOod with tie greatest teozcity. Is cured By this
peculiar medicine. rs many remarkable cures
have Eo1 for Hood Sarsep2rilla the title Of
The greatest blood p-rder ever dlsc5vered
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BIG GALE II GEORGIA.

TWO BOYS killed 5E = FALLING
-REz MAJ EZEzICCS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
On and after F-eS. !. 1890. the basis of meas
llrenleHt II al adUsrtisiag IA the MoRSTSG
News mn BE- og1fe, or az the rate Of 81 - an
inca for the fysf insertion
HEADaUARTERs EXECUTIVE BOARD
Merchants Week.
Those merchants who have contributed
toward Merchants Week fund can have
limited number Of their out-of-town customers
on or before APRIL l. Invitations will be issued
in the name of firm on whose list they appear.
WIN. PRICE. Acting Secretary.
WANTED.
One large and small room, unfurnished. Must
be in good neighborhoo1 Address
CENTRAL PHARMACY.
No. 1s3 South Broad Street
NOTICE.
Al persons are warned against negotiating
for draft Of a FRANKLIN on Washington
Exchange Bank, of Washington, Ga. drawn 10
or Re- Of Commercial Guano Company. for S2l5.
as draft having been lost, payment Of same has
been stopped.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Title Guarantee aud Loan Company Of
Savannah has this day declared q dividend of
IS per share upon the capital stock. TO be
credited to the stockholders upon the books OF
the company in reduction OF fiaal installments
This dividend cancels the 51th instarment and
pays one-half Of the Attn.
ISAAC BECKETT Secretary.
SAVANNAH. Ga March q, 1890.
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ANcTaEg - 800.

J. G Hart, prss.cs-t q Ire Union Point
!. ". Marin. q raliroz1 contractor. and J
AcFhersoo, 3 civil engineer. s,0pled Hsrs
On " ednssdzy lsss OF Their ws- : ON
Union Point % Ie nile II 4 przll m5aary
survey Of an exc sion f the Mon Point
road % emile II this read 5 bulk. and
there = every Indication that L viii BE- i.
VIII lass tbrougn this city. and this, with
tie Middle Georgia ard Atlantic, viii give
Us railroad facilities equal 70 any city II t1e
state.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHATHAM DIME sAyIHGs BAXk,
rs bull STREET. UNDER scREvEy HOUSE,
CAPITAL STOCK. sIOO, OCO.
so!icits deposits, pays 4 per cent, makes
special rates for larger amounts.
r. D. GUERARD, President.
BEIRNE GORDON. Vice President.
W. D. JOHNSTON, Cashier,
DIRECTORS:
J. J. VI f Fret@si. s 5s n Bs 526SRn'
Z. 4. Ellis L. Adler
". ". CHISHOLM, q. a Hudson,
J. Paulsel, NJ L. Bycx
c. z. Heron. Tnos. Ballaatyne,
F. NJ. Farley.
r. P. RAvANEL. Solicitor.
PLEASE MAKE NOTE OF TINS.
THAI
employ experienced workmen.
I use good material.
have always given satisfaction.
Icheerfuliy give an estimate
PLUMBING, GAs-FIrTING AND TIMING.
Y. II. HERMAN,
301a Whitaker Street.
Agent for do-fer's Gas Extinguisher; pre-
vents fatal accidents caused by gas asDhyx-
iaton.
sULLEyAN's,
HEADQUARTERS
AND
PIONEER DISPENSER
THE WORLD FAMOUS
FAUST BEER.
j. ]. SULLIVAN.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
OFFIca 1871 CONGRESS- STREET.
Arc rushed to our utmost capacity, but are
arranging to double this, and will bs ready in
about ten days. Our reputation is wei esiab-
llshed, and 1t il our aim to salty all vita the
finest Landry WORK in the south. Work called
for and delivered.
SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
NJ Prayer, Prop
Telephones $50 and 1888.
rHE PRIDE or THE sOCTH.
TIE SOUTHERN HOME" BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION Of ATLANTA, GA,
Is ACKNOWLEDGED by friend and Zoe the greafest
Gla4tclti success IN the southern state, and
navanna1, by tho unprecedented plsl aud Gu
ergy Of her local board has been awarded the
just tisie %
TEE BANNER AGENCY"
iH~sse further particulars ia the cheap
c9iumn,
q. y wHATLEY. Agent.
tj3 By Street
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sANDzRsvILLs SETTINGS

TWO New Prospective Railroads EeEe
the People Feel Good.
SAEDEEsvILLE. Ga March z2-CoL z
{. 2Ec1sl, President, ard a :. NcEToy,
roadoaste-. q tie Middle Gsoryie and A.
lsntic rai.r92d, we're II twn this morning
in the interest e tie rad L a inter
view the News cares 5on5e-- Ies-ued that
thelr route Is alrez1y heated e-d
partly buii- from Atlanta =
Ees71tol I'D from Savannah %
Ssa DsDcr0. leaving . gap from rsi-s-
Doro - Ez-clt0u. Nc-K 8 bang IT'S 1ed
rapidly o. TIE Ezro1toa e I AID all soOn
oe coIns1csd - Savannah. The objsc
q their WISH here sZs = secure tie rsgll q
EaT TnrouE1 IS GsaIlErOl cyultT- Tlsy
do Dct ask O. want szuscrll-I Is hey
OILY saa- tire rlEnI q va, a.d -1ss -
were assured Of ~ 1un0s- q c.riz=1s
. 10 conf lsat-y expect TIE read tar0uga
Sanders TLL4e II q gt.r5~~ trina
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

cIEOlAL SOl1CES.
RATTLE.
Al tie special request Of many Of our friend,
We have decided 20 ranae TIE
HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITE
That We have had On exhibition in our Furni-
ture warerooms
EMIL A scHwARz.
123 and 1e7 BrOughton Street.
"ALABAsTINE."
VAL coA7iso. raox Az aA aG1 SURFACE
READY FOR TEE Brush BIZ ADDING WATER.
ALA5AsIISE IS a permanent wall coating and
allilts OF applying as many coats Gs desired,
one over another,
ALAsAsTIxE IS hardened on the wall by age,
moisture. etc.
ALABAs slime hardens like stone cement,
ALABAsTISE can Re mixed ana applied BY any
on,
ALA5AsTISE costs less than ONE CENT per yard,
FIFTY CENTS worth OF ALAB4sTISE will cover
% square yards OF wall with two coats. Ala
hastine takes the place OF Wall Paper, Kalso-
mine, whitening. etc, IS more durable and
hAadsoneT. Try AlG5astine For saleby
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
Approp,ia,. ana ,..fu, rr....,.

Inc time Ia near at hand when the
thoughts OF what will be the best and
most appropriate present to make to your
friend or friends perv AIDES ths mind Of
me ordinary mortal. Something nice 10
furniture makes an ornamental. useful and
very appropriate gift There ii no place
IN the three cities where you can see 4
larger assortment of novelties In furni-
.ure than a. Clsmann q 6alswanu'a
Lneir lsrKe and spacious carpet room Il
n'eiy displayed With these goods.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13
HoW's TnisI

We oner one hundred dollars reward
Tor any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured ey taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & Co.. Props. Toledo. O
We. the undersigned. have known
=. y. Cheney for the laas fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financially able
70 carry out any obligation made by their
WALDINe. KNsAE & MARVIN. Wholesale
DruRgists. Toledo, O.
dahs Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
cous surface Of the system. Price zoe
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-13

THE FONTS OF A Fowl.
inent, less so in the Asistic breeds than
in others; varies greatly in color. IL
Keel or breast bone. must be straight,
and the deeper the better is the fowl for
table purposes. 12-Back. very long in
some breeds and as short in others. 10
Saddle, the feathers hanging below
are called the saddle hackls I4-Thighs.
or feshy part of the leg. 15-Hocks, al
ways covered with feathers, but in some
breeds stiff feathers protrude therefrom,
as in the illustration, and these are called
hook feathers. l8--Spur, specially prom
inent IN the cock, and more so in some
breeds than others. Increases In size
year by year. Fifth toe, found on
some birds, notably the Dorking and the
Houdan. f6-Back claw. 19-Muffs. or
leg feathers. In most of the heavier
Asiatic breeds Of poultry feathers grow
down the side OF the leg and on the
outer part Of the foot. In Cochins, Brah-
mas, Sultans. etc.. these are highly de-
veloped.
20-Shoulders, very prominent in a
few breeds, notably Malays and the
game varieties. 2l-Tail fluff, light soft
feathers which grow near the root of the
tail. 22-Center toes. 23-Shanks, the
leg proper of the fowl a. Wing bar,
the band or cross marking seen on many
fowls. 25-Primary coverts, the outer
feathers of the wing. 90 = Primary
flights, not seen when the wing is in re-
pose. 27-Sickle feathers, the long cir
cular feathers which form the outer
sweep of the tail, and are such grace.
ful addition to that important part of
the fowls plumage. 2s-Primary tail,
the shorter, straighter feathers of the
tail. and in some varieties the principal.
20 = Secondary sickle, like the outer
sickle, but smaller A,-Tail coverts,
the falling feathers. a. hangers. below
the base of the tail.