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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20
ONE ENJOYS

10 method and results when
p ' nf Firs is taken; it is pleasant
4 PI,frs.binc to the taste, and acts
Is ls vet promptly on the Kidneys,
f9 and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
/ r. ,afsctpallv, dispels colds, head
and fsrers and cures habitual
ION ~ Syrup of Figs is the
| |; ;,medv of its kind ever pro-
n rlaasing to the taste and &C
Ell, Il TO the stomach, prompt in
..tion and truly beneficial in its
!. rrapared only from the most
H. and agreeable substances, its
r. excellent qualities commend it
IN and have made it the most
Linn remedy known.
ErrrD Of Figs is for sale in SOC
EsI bottles by all leading drug
|, ANY reliable druggist who
1 MT have it on hand viii pro-
4 Il promptly for any one who
f. TO Try it. Do not accept any
|aitute.
FulFORNIA FIS syrup co.
81. =R4HcIScC. Cal.
|ns,.a,E ~ ksH' tU6K ~.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20
The Best Authorizes,

Such as Dr.. Do Lewis. Prof. Gross and
others, agree that catarrh is not local
but constitutional disease. 1t therefore
requires constitutional remedy like
HOODS Sarsapari!ls, which effec;uaIly and
permanently cures catarrh Thousands
praise il.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20
|akIng About Lamps.

Zee mine,
ihaVe an assortment rang
Y lfom 16 cents for a COM
''e lamp, up to the highest,
guarantee every lamp l
l' If it doesn't /. work right
'u can return it. 1t doesn't
'afi any lamp to burn it one
hight
H., G.. M. LOOSELY.
=" second Avenue,
S'tkIslsns.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20

1t is impossible to diminish poverty by
multiplication of effects; but the best
thing TO iiminish the effects of q heavy
cold is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20

Holds Pills cure liver ills, jauudice
biliousuess. sick headache, constipation
and all troubles of the digestive organ
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20

Rheumatism is like sand in the BEARINGS
of machinery. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
great lnbricaior which cures the disease.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL Es-
IJ -r.ur

Public notice Is hereby given that on Saturday
December 5th next. at the hour of , O'Clock p m
at the north door of the court house in the city OF
Rock Island county OF Rock Island. and state { {
Illinois, by virtue of decree of the circuit
court of sad county, entered on the 10th
day OF October, 1891. IN certain cause wherein
the BOARD OF Foreign Missions of the
PRESBYTERIAN church In the U. A. and
others are complsinants and William McConn' II
and others. the Undersigned. as executor OF the
last will aud testament Of John Mcconnell late Of
said county deceased viii sell at public sale to the
highest bidde-, the real estate, situated in said
Rock Island county. described as follows, tto-wft:
The outheasr quarterof section thirty-six 1857.
township seventeen (ls), north range two ~ west
OF the fourth p. m, or SO mach thereof as may be
necessary to "a i-fy eaid decree. Terms, eash.
Rock Island, Ill Nov. 20. 1891.
SAMUEL MCCONNELL, Executor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20

Call on Z. B. McKown for hard wood
and soft COL Telephone 1.19S
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-20

Rubbers at tire Boston.
The sun., 1891-01-25

with the cynicsm OF Schopenhauer anil the
gay feroc'ty Of the wits IT the boulevard, In
bound. and arms nkimho. the disqualification
Of tho modern foolish yirEin cries: "Oh;! ohd!
les antres!" lust ns the Bacchantes Of old cried.
Evohel Evohe!" either in roal life or in the
odss OF Horace. Even deprived OF the chnrm
fantastic; full of everything that is not
austere. Is wonderful figure prodisy Of ad-
mirabie drawing and intense expression.
In Il similar snirit tho Louvre invites child
rem AMI their mainmas to come and buy toys
ana mi "a, proynEinE accessori,s; 81 by means OF
in an Informal procession Of lovely babies In
the rrnttiest costumes that ono can imagine,
Zola $4,000 for the pri, ilege Of publishing in its
fent!leton the masters new novel "I'Argent."
the money spent. and against n background
representins z the Paris Bourse with tie swarm
OF money-mnkers crowtinG the perstyle tho
artist has depicted q novel figure 1T Fortune
passing spirit-llkc aud scattering bank notes
md nRrnleons rs she passes with caprirfouS
movements OF tho torso.
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given ms almost daily Joy. as it has to all
the mon o! taste whose ewes ore open to the
Sr M sose @
OF their great Dimensions, that contrast 81 ong-
was so 10 s Ie d"ne could ' nos ree"nce mysei
70 tho idea that these admirable color larmon-
les M AZ ps H. Earth k @ on ans ns
icaI Q n memories. could not consent TO lat
hst ce I'M Ho
mannesIro ~ Of nocturnal Paris: the Parish
enne Of Jardin ,Sa de PsT!s Of the Win;
ant des. Dansenses." Of the froptispiece
aHorzGnoes Of 5hS new
And Io fs conss BY brbery
and a fGS @sm s"sh great sG "ef ss.
yeads . 1gc we " were not ,. more s than hat dozen en-
how mnnv we are. for It would appear that tho
Americans 40 entering the market. At any
S0s At He has bee" Sts iss
national and cannot 10 monopolzcd by our
So. then to return to the talent Of our hero. 1t
c"me acenstamrd t 70 hear s JULES cSeret % spoken
9. Of ae read the
nn,. mr.. krrtZ, telling the public that Cheret 1s
stands imposition. and lias In addition sub:
tle feeling for color" No!, In the ,name Of
talk nationally and sincerely about art Ex.
asrerated by centuries Of the tyranny OF
Ss'nse' s enssh 1ssf are oweS RH TO- owl s
and to express frankly aud without re-
servo the admiration that We feel In tho pres
and not limitations or ti!utions OF the odious
sr-called masterpieces that encumber the
lie nj oSNI ra ~ a -
their freuuentation wearIaome u the eyes and
deadeninR to the intellect. There IS moth ling
more irritating and more unreasonable than
the idea that an artist must work according to
certa rules. in order to BE- truly great. and
that he must be a ember Of the Royal Acnd-
can ha truly QloruuS.
The sun., 1891-01-25
From the Chicago tribune.

"Miso Emsrsonia Oseoodson will now favor
the company with o recitation" announced the
teacher to the friends who had assem blad Ia
the schooiroom. to enjoy the regular Friday
after oon exercises.
Little Miss Emersonia stood forth and 70.
cited rs follower
"Coruscats, coruscats, diminutlye stellar orb
How In xpiicabio 10 mo seems the stupendous problem
OF thy existence!
Elevated 10 such An INN sasurable distance In the
ilnitablr "epths Of space apparently IN q perpSn,
dcnlar direction from the ierraausous planet We
Occupy'
Resembling In thy dazzling and nnapproachabls enul
genrs crysal lived carbon gem of unsurpassin bril-.
vault whose bonndIsM mmvnsty we sndsavor TO
bring within ,he compass of tho human intellectual
grasp by ths nse of the concrete term armament"
When the dear little Boston girl had finished
recitinR these touching ll9ss in her rant.
wasn't a dry spectacle In tho schoolroom.
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quisite and mysterious facture. Grasset
ss az asc
but being un familiar with lithography he has
sRGe ad9pted Of ssisi plates IL Zlnc
ss %a%f th'es sna hGt
tehy wheh @ ne ase all s
extra0rd mary inventiyeness in decoration and
bes beEn s ssGs sra, Hs a HIS s
aRatenrs, and the arrearance, OF q new hill
With his is on with the re.
descriptive in His work; = he G % has MOI o conceived
Mhe mk Ges 80 am @
auintessential panorama OF Parisanism. deti:
70 81 esS. 3D. Sy Sa HsSs sss IKE as s
10 Chtret's bills the. dom; mont type u. a
eHs'R s'e % as Foss Hsni BersTs Hsss
Sarah BernIarht in ~ mouth. It IS a type
that Chiret has croated. Just as 70 RS ago Gre.
okes o Hsy
shoSsh It hn's' Influenced ths siho"ett 81 iS th
whois sinculsrly il sympsths with the 81 spi II Of
that srilit In figures that sorve rs rrototyTes
and and. models for conselous or nnconscous imi;
In this theaties In the music halls and In tho
c6srsss HiS IN ch"res Stsss: one SAWS Uns es
. praine: eyes that flash with hyaine reiiec-
tons: hair Of orange yellow coiled up on the
s9toila at : aoTSr r.. lines 8 q ths boay I and md
tthhs fSorsase IPGg and slender; the Wsist small
short iho i xhsiIs dFsxins q fss nssson: e 50 "a 10
duce the illusion OF length and to exaggorRte
Dtsyn snrvfs se. that or are az P, e%
~ I'M! SM!onimsTirs tina .. tSs i, Pasi,lss S
farisienne Of to. day, Just as her hat and M her her
costume so simple-n meie fiat tint--becomes.
H ths ne and the Hsgrs
Of the day In their most intense expression.
And herein Is ch6Iet wonderful and true
srtist picking and A choosie only What dainty
special advertisement he never rerroduces
PARTICULAR gown or, a. particular hat, but
hats that women are wearing at the time he.
Ing. In the same way his woman s no par
tieular woman, but the woman, Of the per 3h.
stage. in the electric glare Of the dane
a. s
in the Eysian atmosphele and fairy lnntscape
DsTnrt p9lr uyth re uuintsssseen,, sen,
Ss1s '1 @ Il ART So Jules rst @
al her piuuant artillelaliiyan and acquired grnce.
izatlon and coauetry, has, summariTed her In a
symbol. And 80 synthetized in nm intense ST.
houtte and clothed In the splendor OF pure
and illusory flivolitr. enthroned In tho ra,iinnt
fascination OF rh'rrts rosters iilum'nss the
Mns o' ts Fensl GHps VIII h h9 Hern
daughter ui tho serpent.
THEODORE CHir.
The sun., 1891-01-25

We ob.cct TO the word ''helpmeet" The only
excuse for its use Is it, usage hy and among
not coed for man 10 be- alone Ee sn!d; vii
Hnke him an bel q meet Tor Linn" These words.
rcruirn. IN Holy Writ. have nren con ounuf Il d
Ivy thn careless and Tho unIhinklng and the
res uit j. that ahominaiion. heipnira."
Christ la ie the Pharlsees ana Shldu"ce o.
bring forth frui' = meet for repen 'nncp" II
We are 10 haze helpneot why should WI not
al q hRv" trui' su oct
Itpc,n us on ot 'hea4 tu oil iy the ~ yta
rostfo OF re ia.r W. d. 5 f"i"i,nu-iy i!iu--
'rnt' by II . .i'l r'n,v az the ua,.'r who
III inI IN his rlln,t aid:
reihrcn | AZ" Tor my 'ort o.dav part
u III" / mt N"Is. .,i The thrsnfli eli ,i,er
I" lhn ,o,i' - u.iinG o 1T. hurG 'roi,-
~. ,
The sun., 1891-01-25
BILL POSTERS PICTURES.
RARxSIAN POSTERS THAT ARE THINGS
OF BEAUTY, AND THEIR MAKER.


Jaies Cheret and HIS Red, Yellow, and
Niue faints-wonderfhl Symphonies In
Few Coiors that Have Compelled Far.
ssAs,s to become COLLECTORS or Mn.
...rs s,~,.rh. xv,...-o,, n.-....,
n.
'' -'"e''
PARIS. Jan. S.-The beginning OF art was
mural. says the Legend 1t was the cast
shadow and the silhouette traced with burnt
stick; II was Gotto's lamb scratched on .
piscc OF stone with a shepherds knife. Such
was the origin OF the pictures Of Areles and
OF the frescoes Of Pompeii and OF medieval
The sun., 1891-01-25
FOR THE PROGRAMME OF THE rnE.7nF-I- snE

1oH THE PROGRAMME OF THE THEATRF.L' BRE.
Is he young mnn? No. 1t is not easY now
adays for Young men to achieve lame. People
whoso nanlcs ars known outsiac thc: Parish
seen moro than MY sunlmers Tall. slender.
with mous!aches a Ia a. d.A,ia1ndn. gray hair,
and soft brown ewes. he stands nearly ak feet
looks like the aristocrat he is--an. aristo-
crat Of talent. For his physique see his por-
clever caricature where no represents Chtret
leaning against domino. the double six, by
which ke would intimate tnat ChSret Is the
Jules Charet is inimitnbc. Hisconrepton is
40 personal that any nttcmpt to initiate it be-
simple that nothing but his own COMPLETE
mastery can control them. Therefore he
who make artistic hills in Paris. Charles
Levy. Leon and Alfred Chouhrac. nnl Others
a'e far tehind him. clever as they arc. for
The sun., 1891-01-25

In our own days. after centuries OF retire.
snent within the palace the gallery. and the
house. after generations OF picture makers
who have been content with the limited di-
meneions Of the easel canvas art is again be.
coming mural and magnificent, and. In pre-
eissly the same spirit as animated the painters .
o. whom John OF Damascus spoke moro than
. thousand years ago. 1t aims at opening The
heart and the intellect and engages US to
initiate IN marvellous and inetfable manner
ehs persons which it reprsssnts.
Thus 06raudsL the inventor Of certain
troohes. wishing to sell his wares. calls in the did
OF mural at. and. with the assistance Of Cheret.
hs covers the walls with admirable posters.
hssmoniss IN earmine yellow. and blue. repre-
esntinE . modern woman drAped ia the ser
pendns arabssoue OF sinuous boa. passing
thfouGh the ruddy reflection OF chemists
bottle. and holding package ofthe troches IN
one hand. while with the other she makes q
ehasmlnaly incomplete gesture. completed
By the clown.like mockery OF her deliciously
crumped features: Isl rous toussez prenez dc:
pastlles GSraudel" she seems to say. III you
eoush. take some Of Geraudel's troches. They
probsbly will not do you any good. but they
The sun., 1891-01-25
FOR zoLA's NEW NOVEL.

tOh ZOLAb NEW NOVEL.
Jules Cheret possesses the essential Qualities
Of an artist. individuality, physica aptitude
tho apprscia,ion Of the c4sracterisics Of bis
create cd nm art which before him was unknown.
The collectors will tell you that the modern
illusrat ID poster nrst APPEARED about 1880. and
that artists snrh as RafIef. Grandville. and
Daumier contributed largely to its artistic
success. But this il mere exaggerato lon
Deumisr's famou,, poster Tor the Charbon
Pisro della Francesca M or I 2 spiritHMa!ty M by
bill poster. in itsclt a complete work OF Srt. 10
u Great on OF our own times, anu the origin OF
y is 10 be sought In England rather than In
France. in the clowneries OF English panto-
mime, In the vast bills that the English were
hs Hrand r ,at To 'GSy s Il st
Of his arr. A li'hogrppne' BY trade, 5s as
and remained there several years In the
employment Of the well-known Ierfnmer:
Rimnel Tor wnom no designed and printed
lab is by The tnousupi. Chtrets nist bill
Eosters were made in EpGland and rroduced,
Manss avan.s nnss By "s rsiurnod @
!o France, f. nb!ishcd printing shop in tho
Ru. brunei, and so Introduced cclorcd b Ia
into France. But II was Years heio,c SUI cess
came. lie works al Oh, ret number m"ro
tnhn II thou sand ,lrsigns 10 count Only tho m Z;
u rtnnt ores musir and book covers an b u
ro, mt II Is "niY within re ast tlr."
years that he h"r ''een h"r'ng ~ M stncr-
u l. aiI," int"l i de- uhli', and c, on n"w ihe
d'y Lon,l- ,i"s ton ,Omi,I Mat h. hts
i"s "' "'"'i " is. Ii"W i" o.r"n " i i'oTs E"n !,
oh ret lte the ur"er 'n,"aiks mat his
The sun., 1891-01-25

cendental choroRraphy. who Wishes to let the
world know bat during carnival time he vii!
to-do on fridaSs And behold rad ant bill
p,ster by Chiret.. In tho background sihou.
foreground tho latest incarnation Of clownery.
the "Auguste, Of the circus and tho hippo.
The sun., 1891-01-25
Hamburg Embroideries.

Tho Novelty OF the Season In Embroideres
Is SYoussellne de L'Inde Flouncings,
with black ground and coloced embroi derry.
We are exhibiting over fifty styles, many
designed specially for us.
Flounce No. 1--45 inches wide. deep HON.
embroidered In mousse. lilac. old rose. and
orange. with trimming for waist included.
at S1.25 yard
Flounce No. Ifs inches wide. waist trim
ming Included. embroidered in mousse. shaded
lilac. and orange shaded flowers. 81. .68 yard.
Flounce Nc. 3-45 inches wide. waist trim
ming included. embroidered In pink. mousse.
and old rose coors, rosebud design. $2.l5 yard.
The rensinlne numbers embrace . great
variety or colors. artIstIcaliy shaded.
The sun., 1891-01-25
IN Innovation.

That WAS ltra' jcwG Mr.. Ers,nshurY iai on
last might
"WhAi rnst
-, ~ ~" IA a. trrtr wml ia d,.mord
m pi,d "r - lr / n va. trpIlrTt, Vu lcr
- -, u e.
The sun., 1891-01-25
LACES.

All.silk Black Lace Drapery Nets. As inches
wide tthe now Bow Knot design. sl25 yard.
Specially good values In all-silk Black Chan
tilly Drspery Nets, various patterns. 45 inches
wide. Sl.25 yard.
Mousseline do Chine. 4s inches wide black
and colors. suitable for street or evening CO.'S
tunes 39c. yard.
NOVELTY LACES.
Mousssline do Solo. with Rold md silver ON.
broidery. with silk embroidery and raised
satin flowers; in Dack Net with Jewels anh
tlrsel embro' derry. and Chiffon Embroidered
Ehgiugs In all colorA.
The sun., 1891-01-25
vOUs les MARols
VENDReDI SoIREE pt GALA
FOR A MASKED BALL,

The theatre Of the Boures paTisiels hs3rs ~, M
ID R1 the tRs pae
ings In bluo and red the artist produced COM
position, a sort Of moonlight symphony. most
Of n err1 with n9 pale lunar
yst Has,SeT ssesnt production Of chcyes s
bin four feet high that has been rosted within
the Rast f%tng1t, mix Which u a. shs roleGt
rloyment Of three eo!ors only and no black what
onad to fS% 81 IN @
asss esssS q ths psens %
liz rs 1s q ss s so as ona s % s1si l Sssi
ss q a 0S yhs ,bs tas Xhs s, t4 @
iorcc; slowing mas!sIy e the mean: Of draw: ,.
rhs,s f he ,ars, recent biz
admirable Inventions and EXQUISITE oolorlng;;
de icate and luminous IS thst Of tho sweet
ysd rspr"duce this coioring: but doubtless some
q my sSM ssd q a. hs y 10
Gus at the beginning Of this Is w.nier vi about
ecIAnve Rrtic'e ny MT. tDhrlee NJ. hurtE MT.
Kurtz, however. WAS leas affirmative than !
gladly should have sesn a critic who had the
privilege OF writing about SO unconventional
and exquisite maniiestntion OF art MS that OF
Cheret's hill posters, Mr. Kurtz speaks In one
place Of Charet's figures - as being drawn by a
man who Is well educated in artistic
anatomy who understands composition.
and. In addition. has a subtle feeling for
color" Elsewhere speaking OF the Winter
at Nic," bill. MI kurtH says: Were it paint
ed in oil II aHOsi might hang in q Salon
exhibition. 80 little Is it Ike an advertising
poster Thes" words rrlea' the timtdlty OF
tho bOuryr0is resnectfu OF conventional glory
md Of the traditional opini.n hat places
liarhae "G tho torlnost plnnaclo u the temple
OF fame and the Madonna ella SesG!o!A' In
the highest place among mastcrrieces. There
| is also comic reserve in he sncce ion TINT
Ii Jules Ch"ret wo rked ~ oil his CON positions
might dlW0.i hang In a salon exhibit lon. @;
cause | plogumc. us the student sings, oil
pain,ing Is v,ry difficult. Int II Ia far more
Eeauti ul than wator-color Iaintin.:
la p~inture a ihuie
II lie dfl"ic,
Nni- ben Plus henu
tue In peinttrc a lean
In their n Imirntion OF jules Ch'ret tho
French arc less reserved Printers noais rnl
Journalist NJ hi, prasoo, 10 l. tho hon red
taIle .ll., Is 'he dear ON, -! he d. rn
~, tho sn'l"is OF the g"rins ~ ',anr. acin-
me /, want ng to In %"rv. " tr'"n ia" "!i.
ciu! rec GnItiom WI Oh J. IN aIl'ed ~ 'hotnu r'b-
The sun., 1891-01-25

FINAL REDUCTIONS IN
Ladies' and Misses Suits,
Cloaks, Fur Garments, Fur Capes,
Collars, Muffs and b0as;
Also In Imported and Domestic
Jersey Waists and mackintoshes.
To reduce tho abovc-namod stocks in
the short timo left bcforo taking in-
ventory, we havc madc extraordinary
reductions in prices, with the result that
buyers will this week md the GREAT.
EST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON In
the various lines enumerated.
Sizes OF Ladies' Garments. 90 to 4s bust
mensure.-Szes OF Misses Garments
to 10 years.
No charge made for altering either La.
dies or Misses Cloalss, Suits, Fur Gar
ments, or Fur Capes.
The sun., 1891-01-25
CLEARANCE SALE or
READY.3IADE SHEETS AND
PILLOW CASES.

tThis - the last lot that possibly %
had at these pricesJ
600 pairs Ready-nade Sheets, ~ yalas
wide. made o! ilno blcached shertlns' a'
Sl.25 pair.
700 pairs Read. made Pillow cases. regu'
lnr slze, at 8Oc. pair.
The sun., 1891-01-25
Ladies' Underwear DEBT.

FINAL CLEARING SALE.
In going over this Department previous
t. stock taking. " find many styles which
We prefer rot to carry over. To close out
same they have been marked regardless OF
value.
As 1t Is impossible to convey an idea Of
the value Of the goods by simply quoting
prices, we ask an examination.
The sun., 1891-01-25
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON,
Last Week Before Stock Taking,

This announcement that the Wonderful Bargains oas,
during the past three weeks in each Of Nfv Departments viii
ecpsed this week. because Of the limited time dispose m
goods yet hand before semannu inventory Only few IN
attractions are enumerated.
The sun., 1891-01-25
Special Bargains Before Stock Taking.


TABLE DANIASK.
One lot Bleached Table Damask. 800.
yard; regular SOC. quality.
One lot Cream Loom Damask, 45c. yard:
regular 5sc. quality.
One lot Bleached Double DAmask. Csc.
yard; regular price soc.
One lot Bleached Dou'lo Damask. s5c.
yard; regular price sl.oo
NAPKINS.
900 doz. y Napkins. aac. doz. were $l.D
$50 doz. \ Napkins. sl.a5 doz.; were $l.6i
l75 doz. x Napkins sL7j doz-; were s2S
100 doz Z Napkins s22j doz: were f2@
800 loz. y NAPKINS. double damask. f26'
and s3.46 doz; were 1921 and t4N
TOWELS.
200 dozen Huck and Momic Linen TowelA
12}c. eucll: reduced from l5c.
$50 dozen Knotted Fringe Damask Towels,
15c.; were 2Oc.
175 dozen Huck Towels, fine quality, 100
each: were o5c.
100 dozen knotted Fringe Damask Towoh'
2jxA inches. 23c. each; regular price, aOc.
ODD TABLE CLOTHS, &c.
Special Bargains In Beached Double Dam
ask Table Cloths with border all round, III
sizes to 81 yards long.
Also clearing out all remnants OF Blcarhca
and Cream Table Damnsk, y to yards long
ut reduced prices.
The sun., 1891-01-25

Recent Statistics and Conments FROM Ger
many, Austria, ana Italy.

Recent StntIeNnn hOu COmmehvS frUW W.T.
many, Austria, ana Italy.
The recent appearance OF an italian work
concerning the Hygiene Of the HsGd." the
publication OF statissics In Germany a. to the
average age in each OF the learned Professions
and in several OF the trades and 'he general in
quiries ofthe Austrian Society for Popular Ed
ucatlon 40 to how prominent Austrians ana
Germans have grown old, have brought into
public discussion abroad The subject OF old aee
and how to attain to IL The German statistics
have given perhaps the most food for new 10.
flection In the statement OF the comparative
average ages OF professors. scientists. and
authors on the ono side and artisans. iawyers,
and doctors on the other. Tho classification OF
the data In tho biographies OF some 1000 per.
sons resulted In the following allotment Of An
average term OF life to men in tho professions:
The sun., 1891-01-25

The average age in years and months for
men who are not mostly or exclusively brain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-18
By Green /: wiec, Auctioneors

By virtue of a :ci # ttuat m .i,o by Mrs. Anna
K Moacil, lie ring date o. the 18th day OF May
1875 sud reco.d, in he l,nd iccords of Fairfax
county, Virginia. in iScr Y. No 4 folio 335, the
fnbscyibor rs trustee in said d-et, being thereto
required by the ben fciares in said deed Of trust,
"iil oxpase To7 al at fubl auction, in front OF
the iiasko5 Gui!d ~, Rcyal street, in he city
Of Alexancrio, Virginia on
SATUrDAY, fHE 21st nsT OF F, BRUARY
1891 ST y NJ
the property conveyed by tho said deed of tiust;
10 wit:
1st. Z TRACT OF LAND in the county OF Fair.
fax, ViTgin.a ronteiniag 80 acr,s, more or les.
2i. TadCT OF LAND in said county of
FsiIfsr, adjoining or near 10 the above, oontain-
ing 10 acres, more or less.
Sd The JIFE.EsThTF or dowar interest OF
The said Anna *. Monch (n).: Proli's) in irsct
of land in said county of Fairfax containing
23 80 leo acr s, improved by comfortable
FRAME DWELLING ard good outholscs.
Trgcts OF land nos. aad about miles
from Alexandria uca7 the Mount VerEon road.
Tract No 3 ia aboat pa miles from Alcxandris
on the Telegraph read.
Terms OF -sle Cash
jln23 Gets ALBEIT STUART, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-02-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Change Of Business,
Change Of Business.
Change Of Business.

Whom thc new year (1s9D sets in wo mean to
have our entire stock of BOOTS SHOES, DRY
GOODS end GGNT9' FURNISHING GOODS re.
duced IS much as our groat efforts can accomplish
and in oEder to be able to gain that object, VIC will
commence CT saturday, the 25th instant, and offer
for sale everything in our store at prices which
will eatonish everybody. We ntend making con-
siderable alterations and improvements in our
atore, and whom finished we will add new and diff.
ferent lines of goods in the various departments