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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
EzA9Yz|TEE-.
AT A CHURCH WEDDING.
How the Bridal Party Enter and Group
Themselves at the Altar

themselves at the Altar.
According to Good Form in weddings,
the first to leave the brides home is the
family, except her father and mother The
bridesmaids go next and then the maid of
honor, with the father or mother, and the
bride last, with one of her parents. While
the bridal party are grouping themselves
Tor entering the church. the mother is con
Quoted to her seat next the altar by some
chosen friend. if she has no son or near
relative to escort her The ushers, two and
two, march in first; then the bridesmaids
in pairs, the maid of honor next and the
bride 70 lows last, leaning upon her fathers
right arm. The groom and best man have
come to the altar with the Clergyman from
the veStry and are awaiting the bride The
groom steps slightly forward to meet her
leads her TO the altar and both kneel for a
minute or so in devotion
Grouping of bridal parties are matters of
personal taste. Half the ushers usually
place themselves on either side of the
altar, while the bridesmaids are all at the
brides left, but sometimes half of the lat
ter are upon each side, pairs parting
near the chancel rail, as do the ushers.
Maids of honor always stand next the
bride and the best man next the groom
The person who is to give the bride away
ed nearest the aisle at the left, and when
the question, "Who giveth this woman?"
is asked he or she rises and bows to the
clergyman. 1t is no longer common to
place the hand of the bride in that of the
clergym IN, but so pleasant and impressive
IA custom should not be allowed to disap-
pear.
The bride of today goes to church with
out gloves, thus sparing the marriage serv-
ice that awkward pause which was once
too common during their removal This
usage is a lately adopted one, but is sure of
general approval. The groom removes the
glove from his right hand, IA gloveless
groom by daylight not having yet been
sanctioned. He may do this in the vestry
if he chooses
When there are no bridesmaids a pretty
effect is produced by the BRIDES entrance
alone, preceded by her parents arm in arm.
In advar ce of her is her maid of honor, if
she has one. Two pages to bear her train
are very pretty appendages to cere-
mony whether it is attended or unattended
by group of maids. OF course, ushers
are essen tial, and they enter in advance of
the parents. the latter standing to the left
of the br de and just back of her or taking
the seats nearest the bride.
When going from the altar the ushers
walk first. The bride, on the groom's right
arm, leaves the church with happy but
grave itnity, looking neither to the right
nor to tbs left, recognitions being for the
home and not for the sanctuary on a bridal
morning
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
Why Our Spirits Follow the barometer

Why Our Spirits Follow the Barometer.
There are great many people who say
that the weather does not affect them at
all, but the weather does affect everybody.
When the barometer goes up our spirits go
up, and when the barometer goes down our
spirits go down. When the barometer is
high we get more oxygen and the vital
fires burn brighter, and when the barom-
eter is low the reverse is true. It is no
wonder that person subject to rheuma-
tlsm OF neuralgia feels these changes in the
weather with particular force. When the
barometer rises the skin does more work.
and when the barometer falls the skin does
less work. When the skin does less work
the kid ueys. liver and other excretory or
gans have to do the work.
But the changes in the weather are ex-
actly what we need as sJimulants to the
system and the reason why people who
live in tropical climates lack in vigor and
wilt down quickly under diseases is that
they have none of the bracing effects which
come from changes of temperature.
These may be called species of phi ysical
gymnastics. 1t is exactly like living a
sedentsry life to live in climate in which
there is no change.-Dr J. H. Kellogg.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
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wishes to inform his many friends and
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Thomas, from Dec. Ito Dec. 13. and ad-
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Examination Of eyes free Of charge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27

THE Illinois supreme court has re-
Gently ruled that judge has no power
to send jury back after it has arrived at
q verdict. This ruling covers point
never before adjudicated upon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
STANDARD GAUGE

over which superbiy- equipped trains run daily
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE TO and from Sal,
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27
DAILY FAST EXPRESS TRAINS

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For Tickets, Maps, Folders or desired information
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-27

Accommodation trains leave Rock Island AZ
600 a. m. and 9 Is p. m; arrive at Peoria S:45 p.
IN. and 2:sO q. IN. cave Peoria SEQ O. m. and
1:l5 p. m; arrive Rock Island 4 100 p m and 2:05
p. m.
AL trains m n daily except Sunday. EW
All pssse ger trains arrive and depart Union
depot, Peoria.
Free Chair car on Fast Express netv cen Rock
Is'ond and Peoria, both directions
Through tickets 10 all points; baggage checked
through to destination.
CABLE BRANCH.
Accom-, Accom-.
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Arr Reynolds 10 20 am Sos pm
Cable. t11.00 ami $40 pm
Accom-. Accom-
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" Rock Island. ..... 7a5 am 500 pm
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Superintendent. Genn Tiki. Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Of Tho pioneer .taee horses which after
the railroad ruined bis vocation roamed
over the farm, the king Of tho herd. and
lived to . ripe old age.
Some one tells . story of Uncle Jerry
TO tho effect that he WAS one timo
twitted about being . farmer. and rs-
Piled that he was not . farmer but IN
agriculturist.
what IL the dif7srence7" he was
asked.
WELL" said Uncle Jerry. with .
twinkle in his eye, ~ farmer IL sup
ported by his farm, and an agricul-
turalist supports his farm"
Whether this be true or not there
isn't much Of the Impractical or play
day kind about this farm. II 70 run
just about as all the farms surrounding
are run and for about the same pur.
pose 1t 10 dairy farm principally.
There are on IL at present thirty eight
head Of cattle, twelve horses and the
pigs and poultry. Tho last season one
hundred acres Of corn were grown. one
hundred and sixty acres Of hay aud
thirty acres of oats The rest of the
land consists Of pasture
SUMNER NJ. CURTIS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

SfAIE Of MiCnfGAN-County Of Kent. ss
Ate season OF the Probate Court for sala
couutv of Kent. held NJ the Probate one. in
the city ef Ersnd 6apids. on the nfh dsv of
November IN the rear one thousand eight
suncred nineiy-eDe. Present. Cyrus L. Per
kins. Judge OF Probate
In THE matter OF the estate Of
OLIVE X. GUeTINE. deceased
Cornolius Clark. sdminisfrasor Of said e.
tate. having rendered TO this court his nnA
administration account
Is ordered. that Monday. the seventh dav
OF December. I6sl. NJ ten o'clock in the for-s-
neon. ~ said Probate eiiice. BE- appoint d for
toe examination ana allowance OF said ac-
count,
AID IL is further ordered that a COPY Of thI.
order be punished three successive weeks
previous 10 asid day ef herrinr. in the Tie
gram Herald. daily nrwSra@er ptafed and
circu at ~ In saic csunfy of Kent
cysrs y. PgxkTss. Jadss Of Probste
a true cspyl
ADolyp II. MArox Rerfsfer
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
0m ru1aRAN HERAIR SUNDAY MORNING, DEcENRER q. iser

M neFhew, who has tbs rtxht a ria,
tionship 10 go sAss sarw. slw.v. -.
~ hia - the secretary
q yeu would hhs % toos svou>A "a
good farm zs shers II a Roan.d
PrAzris that 10 ths nAas rivs, to "a.
ooantryl thoaxh III 20 49, you :
eoassnasd Mr.. Rzsk ma ~ hsveat
Got any fzaey name fog b; h ja.s rue.
~ The nAms Of 'Rusk's tsru's
In large meadow hack Of the farm.
house and buildings Is . fayorlle spot
wssh Uncle Jerry VIXEN hs is ss hors~
STANDING tAere he can see every house
and tree for miles sxoaDd. and when hs
tires OF looking st the quiet little city
below him . niie 10 the southwark. he
eaa tnrn And behold tron this bird's-
eye visw the vast stretch Of fArnA
neeked with cattle and sAsen On this
spot the secretary long contemplated
building q mansion. pretentious coun-
Try house. plan watch he has given up
In favor of hiil on the other side Of
the road from the present buildsags,
the crest of which Is higher than the
tail windmills in the gard Tho way
Uncle Jerry found out how hixh this
htn was is little bis nsvel and viii bear
repeating. He was standing there one
day last summer wishing for a carpsn-
ter's level There VAS none TO be had.
but Uncle Jerry sent for bottle, Oiled
II with water SO ~ to leave q small air
subole and corked II up. laying this on
. rock on the aide of tho hill. and. tip
ping IL until the edge was horizontal,
the secretary Of agriculture got down
and sighted along the machine. dis
covering that it was exactly the height
OF the tops Of the windmills opposite.
Next year will sec Q 6ne mansOu
crowning this hill, and preparations for
, large barn OF modern construction on
the abrupt side Of the elevation are Al
ready under way.
With all the modern improvements
hat Uncle Jerry contemplates there
viii DO no changes otherwise to spoil
Tho rustic picturesqusness Of the farm.
The Virginia rail fences that divide the
different zelda and the rustic gates and
bars win be left - they arc. While Il
aas been said that there 10 nothing ro.
mantle about this farm mention must
'c made Of what arc called the "sink
aoles" These so-called sink holes are
rot the forbidding things the name i'm.
'.ies- Great crater like things they arc,
ormcd by terrific convulaions II the
srth IN ages past. and now from tho
'ottoms Of them grow grost live oaks
nd mapleA A. sylvan . retreat a.
ouid be wished for the hot days of mid
ummor and Just strange enough to DO all
he moro interesting. Near one Of these
ink holes Il tho grave of Old Wink, ono
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

j. II. Wilson. al CIny-st.. Sharps.
burg. Pa. says he Will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery 70 rCon-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. that Il
cured his wife who was threatened
pneumonia after an attack OF La
Grippe, when various other rene
dies and several physicians had done
her no good Robert Barber, oi Cooks
port. Pa, Claims DR.. Kings New Dis
covery has done him moro good than
anything he ever used for Lung trou-
bic. Nothing Ike II. Try It. Trial
bottles 10 cents At Peck Bros drug
store. Large bottles, SOC and 81 90.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

chased farm Of iso acres, border
Ing on the oatAkirss of the little city Of
VsroGus. IN Vernon county, Via BY
cegTees this farm has been added 10 by
purchases from nsighboring farmers,
until II now consists Of 400 acres. u
still belongs 70 Secretary Rusk, who,
although busy with cflcial eares a.
Warrington, attends 10 the mAnaro-
msnt OF II, being kept advised BY his
nephew, Albert Rusk. who, with his
family. oecupl-s the farrahous,, of the
arrival Of new calves. how tbs corn
fsgessing aloas. and all the other things
THAT farmer would want to know
about affairs =. homo. When Cucls
Jerry vislss Wisconsin, he goes directly
~ his farm. fcrsets politics for awhile.
and lets the politicians In the cities
wait until he gets ready to leave tho
farm and talk with them. Uncle Jerry
b proud Of his farm. No. only because
u Is a good farra is he proud OF It. but
because tho associations Of other days
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
THE FARM BUILDINGS SHOWING NIL m
EAcxsEovsp on WHICH rxc1a JrnRY
vxYSCrs TO BUILD.

y
EAcxssousp on WHICH rxcLa JEnRY
vxYsCTs TO BUILD.
cut or n more prctentious portrait ef
the secretary Of agriculture pasted up
or hung up against The wall somewhere
In their house. store or Office. Psrhsps
the inhabitants. too. look with a little
differen. And some greater interest on
the weather signal that Is raised TO the
flagstaff on the principal business
block every morning at ten o'clock
than would IN. people Of other
cities and towns But people elss~ hero
would probably like - know nething
about Uncle Jerry's farm II lies only
. good walking distance northward
along the very road over which its
owner in year, gone by used to drive
stage. Descsnsing from the hin ~ the
edge of the town the osg white wind
mills loom eeevs . grove Of naples
that siS~s from view the farm build
ingx The farm occupies The highest
point II land IN all the country round
and from IL vssw of wide extent Of
landscape is coramande<L The road
from town. series of gradual accents.
" bordrred en- either side by rews
~ @spies Sc three PEARS ego
By Uncle Jerry himself And
then comes the navis grove wher. 10
located sh- fsrfahouse. Nothing In that
farmhouse 81 its surroundings 10 indIea-
tive 81 fashiossbis farming Just .
plain hu. ncst frame ssildiss such -
the majority - prosperous fsrnfrs live
In. not cnuns-v villa Ther> isnt asy
frun pslirr. hrs plain. ~coS~n rsckeA
fence incIes~s the vsrsl The e>rn - -
simple as a snFn ccais ~. There is
nj < ho.se and a Ict ~ rlsin sb~zfs
"Ycu see he secretary has got juss .
ennncr-seasr farm. sad Alb>rt Ra<k.
rrclr Jer-v's serhr~. . ran - ssoux
Gfsy years ~ age. wso r-rs sAisgs whsse
N. prcprsesnv - in wsshinx.er While
sve<y ssdy elss calis Azo "Incis &sxH'
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
JSSo~
OLD STAGE Road WITH uUsx'o
FARM ON THE HILL

sre connected with II. and because hs
expecta a. long rs he lives to call thu
place home"
Niroqua Is not great place either In
The world OF business or society. n il
has an importance that carries its name
beyond its own borders than being tho
home OF Jerry Rusls 1t 10 only that Il u
the county seat. IL is nothing more
than q village. but the people are proc
Perous-prospcrous not through specu-
istion. but from living in the heart of
- fair . farming country a. there "a
anywhere From twenty-five miles In
every direction como the rural people
20 do their trading, and by noon on any
pleasant week day the main street 10
lined with big wagons of produce and
the sidewalks are as thronged rs the
pavements Of b,g commercial city.
Everybody in that country knew
Uncle Jerry long before he was cover
nor OF Wisconsin. and politics does not
cut any figure with the feeling for him.
it Is not particularly feeling Of re-
gard or esteem In the sense those terms
are generally applied In connection
with public mon Friendship II bet
ter term for II. and the country people
are proud that man developed among
thcp has won fame. aside from tho
political complexion Of IL.
"fes. sir; this is where Jerry halls
FROM" remarked a talkativc man, of
maskI agricultural characteristics,
who got on the train at little station.
Must be stranger round here. tsko
It. Tm democrat myself. Amt very
many OF us here, though. sorry to say.
but we did knock EN- out last time.
and maybe we can again. That don't
make no difference bout Jerry. though,
and we're always mighty glad to SEQ
him back and shake hands with him.
II We don't agree with the wisdom OF
his politics 'Tain's but q .aile out.
First house you come to; you cant |
miss IT,"
Every body in yiroqua can step TO his |
front door and point to the wind mills
that mark the farm Of Uncle Jerry.
Pretty much every body in town. it may
% remarked. has either q pswspapsr /
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
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NxNT.n
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
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lLllA - VI hAhE.
Treasurer Of the City Of 1rand Rapids.

STAIE OF MiCHIGAN-Counfv Of Kent a.
~ Ata session of the Probate Court Tor said
county oil Kent. held nj the PROBATE office. In
me city OF Grand Rapids on the sixth dsy of
noScmbef. IN The year one thousand eight
hundred and nineSy one Presenf Crrua 4
Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of
NELLIE WATERS. coceas<d
Philip III. Travis adm'nlstfator of said "a
tate. having rendered 10 this court his rnal
ADMINISTRATION acconni
~ is ordered that Monday. the seventh day
oi December 1891. at ten o'clock In The fore
ioon. al - Probate olcf. ts appointed for
the examination and allowance os sxld nc-
count; "
Aud IL Is further ord cred. that copy of this
order he published three successive veeks
previous 10 said day OF hearing. n IN. TeI.-
Z, ,an.hrfa'd. daily news aper printed aud
circulating In said county mt
crsus L. PssKsSs. Judge Of Probate.
"A true ccpyy
ADosPn b. AAsox, Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

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