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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-01
Tenni. by tho Brooklyn Y. NJ. c. A,

Tho opening rounds in tho tennis tourney OF the
brooklyn Young Mems Christian Association were
played Saturday afternoon at tho Athletic grounds.
Manhattan Junction.
The best work OF tho dav done in the contest be
tween a. NJ. Aiken and p A. Baldwin tho champions
OF the last tournament The play IN the first third
sets was particularly brilliant Tho results were a.
follows
Preliminary Iound-C. Edward Ferret beat c. splli
van Jr. u-t. c.; h. !. lieitcAmp heat y. Whiting
60 Ga H. T. Rollins boat 4. X. Clarke. 81 81 n
W Burnham beat q. l.. Terry, 6-l, o-3 ". +. Powers
beatc Bo,Inger H-t G-u.
First Round-A ". Aiken heat +. A. Baldwin, o. !.
Ga 30 w j. Norris beat T. A. Cottre!l. G-i. 81;
Dr ". A. Griffith peat e T. Ferret e--i IS, -; T.
l.. IIecaInp beat ~. J. Rollins. 6-2 70 "a. L. "
Rurnhans beat W. + Powers o.. 6--a; w Parker beat
Il. II Rnun,ree. by default r. y. Alien beat H. ii.
Wilcox 6- U3; j. .. Ahed, Jr.. beat +. \. Cheriton,
81 o..
The second round will be played or next Saturday.
Payers defeated by the winner OF tho nrst prilo will
Contest Tor The second prize.
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BrOOAlyn Observation-Disclosures u u 0 o U--J
Earned run-Clevciand !. Two.hasc hits-TsheRu.
foutA. Ihres,hse hit-McAleer sacrifice h'r-virtue.
Fnkuey. Collins Left On bases-Ci eNelsn,. u: BROOK.
Ign. . struck nut-By Inks 81, bv Gruber, L. Bases on
kean. and Virtue O. stolen hase-Teneau. irst
base on Cleveland, - wild rt'h-lnks Time
u 80. lmp!re--E,ns!le Attendance. $50.
nosTuS, ;: riSciSHArI.;k
Ctxc,Sx.7r AUG 9l.-The Ros'onans took another
stride orward and Kelly aided them in downing tho
reds making hne catch OF iy IRON McPnees bat
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New forI Reserves. ...........o - %
Cuban =, ants. ............U U y -
Earned ns-New York Reserve 3; Cuban CLANS,
.! first base hy errors-hew YORK Reserves l. cuban
Giants, Left on bas-s-New York ietsrvrs. 81 Cuban
Gnnts. H. First base hnils-ur Nelson. of Gali!.
gan :. struck out DOmscik. hhiiiyHn. jackson. Ear.
ton t-. can't Evans. Davis q lio,ns run-,ian;
JAckson nant, Freeman. Sacrifice hits Barton lloyd.
Stolen bsseS--,'onB RoYi. lie rilL double Ilay-
Jackson snd Eyans. Wild ptch-Gsligan. Umpire
lieiser. Tlme-l:Ji.
ErRLIsGIOS
l. N.M............,...,........l ] y o ID
souIn U v v v U -
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lrvNRuS, &; AiuLiIir. = SECOND GIuyL
ATiIlIlI', IDluur-.

Athletic. ,.,,.,.........,,.n - q n o y l-c
loiumpus ............,,.. .,..l D q ~ o .,-a
Earned Run-Athletic., Iwo,base hit-pUhs- stolen
mailman, cross and Ahligsu, Nulyey. Niliisan. and
knelL III ey IHtcesd bali McIsin.ny, ,orcoran,
IIaiuan. Wood sauders sused. Passed ball-,'ro.s
Wild pitch-BOwmAn. itms-i;i'. umliro-Mahohey y.
RllIIpoar. ': n loui' 3 tFiRSr GI.rl.
BALTIMORE, THO IA t,mors and St Louis clubs PLAYED
two games to-day .nd split even. Attendance, a5...
Ikc
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The Crescent A. e. FAN Regatta.

The Crescent Athletic Club OF BROOKLYN have decided
10 hold fall regatta on Saturday afternoon. sept 40
The regatta lie gotten up for tho bensat OF tie msmos
10 meet In club composition. Enr!es will be received
for Junior four cared gigs tunor single efa senior
cd yga double scull xgs IL Is Also
INTENDED to hold came rae, "a.
The distance all the rowing races VIII ne one fne
with turn Entries fer the various contests viii Gloss
on
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Bnsebull Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago VA New York. at Chicago.
Cleveland Va BROOKLYN, at Cleveland.
Cincinnati VS.. Ioston at tincin na'i
PittsL ursh VS.. r!!aLelphta, At Pittsburgh
AHsRickS ASSnriAtiDs
Athletics VS.. 81. Lonis AT Phadei phil
Bost"n Va t0iuinrus. a Bosom
WashingtOn vs. Louisville q. At Washington
baltimore vs. Milwaukee. At BALTIMORE
rssTfRN ASSOCIATION.
Lebanon Va Buffalo at Lebanon.
Troy VS.. Albany, At TrOy.
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The Elizabeth wheelmeu,s Race Meet.

In addition to tho bicycle tournament to DO held At
the Manhattan Field by the Manhattan Athletic Club
Oh Saturday. Sept 26. the Elizabeth Wheemen are
arranging for monster meeting on tho same day.
Tho New jersey Club has secured the OF the New
jersey Jockey Club. track and win run on ten races
novice safety: emile ordinary mile safety
mile novice. ordinary; one'mi!s ordinary, hAndcap
one mile safety. hanllcan; One-nle tandem. safety;
lnarternl dash, ordinary two mile safety hnnIicsp;
"nr.nic rnnspann II" aggregate value NJ tile IrIrs
TO lie twnr ed 10 tho surcessu compositions ranges
from ~ ~ "a 5 ,oi special pr!&es VIII Likely 70
Awatled tur new records.
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the nbers and patrons of the New Jersey Athletic
cub VIII pe treated to = number Of admirable on.
counters at :he national during tie latter part OF
the prrsen; week and the cary part OF next week
the rrOuHds " .h- organization at bergen Point.
thursday ana Frilai afternoons tho C ubs cha mpion
team .! clever Young bah Ossers will no battle against
D. c. IN the nr.t Two oi the series OF i've contests for
TIE Eastern championship VI the Amateur Al b otto
Union Bascba.! League On Saturday RfternoD III tho
.ierscynen VIII meet tho OF tho Boston Athl etic
ASSOCIATION virtually tho team OF harvard University
Another game with Tie lo,tOnIans will probably be
arranged Tor The afternoon Of Labor Lay.
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Eastern Association.


crniS GIANTS. o; Srw YORK RKsEnvrs 8.
The New York Reserves team played their opening
game at the Polo grounds yesterday with the uDan
Giants. Tie score
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Shooting.

The Gun Club OF Hackettstown N J.. vii! inaugurate
their second annual tournament today. The pro.
gramme announces that tius rock targets will DO
thrown during the first two days, and live birds only
upon mo last day.
Tho rndcsvor Gun Club OF Jersey City announces an
open tournament at blue rock targets for Labor av
The grounds OF te club are at Marion. n. j.. and arc
managed by Al. Heritage.
The trap shooting tournament of 'he Atlantic City
Gun Club that Ia to ha he u Al Atlantic ely on SepL
&. and - should he largely attended The mt
Will handicap the experts IN special events, bat In oy.
ing at known angles.
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Shannon Shock. pAvieA Three base hit-Dary,nps
sioen b'se.-Murphv. burke re,t,t. Carney; Dounls
i"vtcn, 8 Mnwankee. a., sruck on:,Ry nuke g:
iv Davies ]. Passed hslla-tirin, l; by McGuire l.
MIA pitches -pavies 1; Duke l. Time-iA3. Umpire
-n.Nlh
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CIkCKEE

New Jersey. Too Much for Berkeley.
The New Jersey an I Berkeley second elevens had
onvded sane yesterday and the latter were defeated
-
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Six games were plavel in the American AS
ISOLATION Yesterday. The resu!ts
u'irs, .-amel Athletics .; Columbus. !.
Second game Columbus. 8; Athletics. 2.
First gamel Baltimore. G; st. Louis. 8.
Second game st. Louis. 8: baltimore 4,
lioston. . Louisville.
Milwaukee. 5: Washington l,
THE RECORD.
r'uh'. nov, 1.". Ir,at; Gub.. non. kos. Ter r.
-. LOUIS ~ .,14 Milwaukee 40 81 I:pJ
E.liimors...5n q "A l;outsyiis..,.s Il 81"
ATufETic 3; coLUnrrs. trEsr G,MsL
PRILApElrHr Aug, m--TLs Athletic and Columbus
c,uhs played two games this afternoon md each sue.
uoedcu IN winning one. Attendance 400 The score.
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B"sIoS Avg 3i-Iohn rcem.r las agreed to form
ROWING partnership with iugh Nise OF Toronto to row
lanlu anl o' ounor for Dg prize 10 lie Tor
doult'sru" raro tn 10 r"w-d Al tie Point 0l fipes a.
dale that Will be faxed lsIS'.
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Tota!s.........7 S27 ~ u



Philadelphia. ..................l q -
Twoh,se htt-B-own. Three base hits THOMPSON
Clements, Myers Mayer. Sacrihtc hits Miller Cork
M - Clements. iirst base on natls-fittshurRh. i
First Euse on crrors-Pitt- burgh &. PhilaI. phis
Hit by pitched bali-Mack, Reilly Stolen base-Reiiiy
Philadelphia 4. Time. hours. umpro-M cQuaile.
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Earned rurs-CincinnatL .: Boston 3 Two.base hits
Harrington. Stovey sacrifice hits.Mnllare Tucker.
Nichols stolen has-s-Lstiar. MCFhee. stovcy.
Douh!e play smith. and Reilly, First base on
lAils-By Rhncs |: hy Mu!ianr. =. struck out-By
Khines !: by Muans. !; by NICHOLS = Passed balls
Harrington, = Wld ytrhes- Rh'ncs, i, Nichols !.
IiIno-i:i-. umpire-llurst
PHILADELPHIA. :; PITTSBURGH, g.
Pir1snrncH Ang 3'.-The PHILADELPHIA team came
here today anu kept up their Chicago streak. Al.
lnnll 1
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talis-Daltimore 4; St Lonia Hit bv pitched "a l.
Welch. Struck out-Py Mcmahon, q. ny Mc.iI -
Passed baii-Darling. Wild pitch-MeAahoh ''no-
l:b{. Empire ferguson.
:. ,o.,- .,,vop, x-tstcosp cIsvl
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harmed Boston Home run-farrelL. Two base
hit-rronthers Sacrifice hits-Brown ladhock. First
base on balls ny iiaddock. wild ptrhes-Iladdo
q sttattnn =. struck outB llaidock. =; by STRAIT
ton =. linrirs-herins. fme-52 minutes. Attehi
aLceiSj
MILWAUKEE, 8; WARRINGTON. !.
wAsriSGro~. Aug, 3l,-Two costly errors aided by
timely batting. gave the Milwaukee, good lead o1ay
al tlis item
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THE EIGoKD.

EARNED rnns-Athletc, = Two base hns-MlllIgan
Cross, Stolen bases - nOurhc. WneeIuch UoIbIa
pIay s-Cross. MLr-lVrs. and i.ehane Muvsy Mailman
and Iarkin First base on balls Twitciell, hce uuk
StrurkNut Wood trOoKs Sieet ~ TwitcheIi ,,ast.
tight. Imc-l.3 lmgtrs-MahorsE "
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Baseball Folio grounds todav-Cuhan Giants vs. New
fo!A tHtseTYes.. a. Admission, 2sG-ldp.
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furniture.

REFoRE FURNISHING YorR PLAT send for ~
kuDpELL 5, TIL 6ih ~
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ans,nfss Chances.

E!RsTCLAsS BOARDING HOUSE. facing stuyv.s.nt
ParE 20 rooms: paying weli; cause sickness pFl.s
Reasonable, no sgentL AddTess T., box IL. sun Up
town once. ,.ts' broadway.
GNEAT BARGAIN Handsomely ftfed up grocery
~ sore AMI meat market. good business place; cs'a
or security.
4. BENSON. q 8 East a2d st., Bayonne. ~
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new and nrst class house built in the best nj
ana h on sSPIoyyd EAns viii BIO ready for oceups. ~
me i'th OF W TONER, 1891 and DO leased for
fern OF years Tho location 10 At least equs TO any
heclb: II contains about l5h rooms including dniht
anu care rooms; entire building heated private al
pubic nh'hroums throughout entire house, gas .ns
to GEO w. 90, iItiA An Nnnniuxtou u e.
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for Sale.

A LII PERSONS dealing in holly, walnut, and Per.
"A simmon wood can be supplied by Z. A. MITCHELL
NARoOd, :. q.
RIcyCLE-fino 5I-inch expert Columbia $40: vii!
j. ii. TRoNIN 2s5 Grsenvichst
nAIRY OF - CANS MILK for sale Box 26+ Paws
- ing, Harlem Railroad.
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the dark ncld 1t sank in relief when Buckley
struck out Then the teams and the crowd
gave IL up and the game was called. The score:

Two Ua'e ms -Anson,. Wllmot nRourke, Bnc.ley
Baso on lails By Husle, :; BY Hutchinson, n struck
ont-By lusie, @; " Hutchinson a. Lott on ba,es-
Chicago. . New York, u. Stolen base hutchinson.
Sacrifice ht.-Jliragn q. New York, =. Attendance .,
800 Time "a. Umpire Lynch.
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avantea-3stalfs- atlrrhanies. &c.
atantea--astales-a miscellaneous.

% FIRST CLASS tin and sheet iron worker,
y JOHNSON BROS, New Brighton. a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
Independence Eacas.

For the meeting of the Independence
Driving Park association. to be held at
Independence, Iowa, August Gath to Goth,
inclusive, the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
X Northery railway will sell excursion
tickets from all stations on its line at one
fare for the round trip; tickets on sale
August Gath TO e9tn inclusive. good to
return until August 81. And will also
run special trains each day during the
races, leaving Cedar Rapids at GAS a m.
and DEBORAH st 7:3O 8. m, returning each
day after the races. This will be one of
the largest and best race meetings ever
held in the world, and the track is now
acknowledged TO be the fastest On earth.
See race bills for detailed attractions, and
enquire of station agents for information
regarding rates and time of trains.
]. f. HANNEGAN,
Gent. Tk't. and Pass. Agt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
L. SHOULD b IN Evs,y Hons.

j. B. Wilson. s7l Clay street Sbarns.
burg. Pa, says he will not be wi,hon,
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consnmn.
ton, coughs and colds. that it cured his
wife who was thre with pneumonia
after an attack OF ia grippe" when va
rious other remedies and several pbvsi.
clans had done her no good. Robert
Barber. of Cooksport, Pa. claims Dr.
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for
lung trouble. Nothing like it. Trv II
Free trial bottles at Hsr,z & Bahnsen,s
drug store. Large bottles, SOC and 81.
ELECTRIC BITTERs,
This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men.
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
menicine does not exist and it is guarapt.
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Bltters will cure al diseases of the liver
and kidneys will remove pimples. boils.
salt rheum and other affections caused nv
impure blood. VIII drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
mslarisl fevers. For cure of headache.
constipation ard Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
or money refunded-Price so cents and
$1.O0 per bottle ct Har,z & Bahnsen's
drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
A SUDDEN SHOCK.

William Pitt, the second son
of the Earl of Chatham, was
Prime Minister Of England. He
opposed Napo' con and formed
a coalition with Prussia and
Austria. Napoleon shattered
the opposing forces at the bat
tie of Austerlitz News of the
defeat was brought to Pitt.
Everyone who saw his face felt
that he had received his death
blow. CLOSE the map Of Eu
rope" said he. lit need not be
opened again for half a cen
fury" In two days he was
dead, the shock had killed him.
More than nine tenths of kid
ney troubles come from this
cause. Sudden losses, sudden
deaths. Every great financial
panic leaves a plentiful crop of
them. In all such cases Reid's
German Cough and Kidney
Cure is an unfailing remedy.
1t at once restores tone to the
system, rallies the depleted en-
ergies and thus enables the
patient to ward off the disease.
1t contains no poison.
For sale by all druggists,
% and 80 cents a bottle.
SYLVAN REMEDY COMPANY,
Sole Manufacturers,
107 Main ST.. Peoria, Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
Persons Who Sneeze.

I55 custom Of giving thanks for sneeZing
i.aa;5l 5u- before the Christian era,
I. Hsrper's Bazaar, authority for the fol-
Fil-:
h. lie Twelfth century lived Eustathius,
/ ull F-o;oundly versed in ancient
Is ---' He too yielded 10 absolute
Ss.1rl., old time superstition.
d b. most valuable legacy to the world
.s',s-,, a commentary on Homer's
D. and Odyssey" we find:
l. a-arhv@ then sneezed aloud;
l,trllra. his nostrils echoed through the
--r.
Il,,L-.l- queen the happy omen blessed
lag these implous fall, by fate opprest.
Odyssey, Book NVIII.
j Homer lived hundreds of years before
Christian era,
!. ,l.. That when the king of Mesopo-
n.a sl--zr-, acclamations are made in
gI-,, Co.,. Al, dominion.
/ sam long life j. wished to persons
j. ,leeze, and among Persians, if often
dated Is regarded as a most suspicious
tnt
lie year 80 \. D. is usually reckoned
era Of the custom of saying to one who
p9ened 10 sureze, God bless YOU"
, d Seventeenth century work may be
! these Ines:
i Is az order when you sneeze,
TODD men Will pray for you;
MARI aim that doth so, for thinke
Re Is YOUR friend most true.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
Harvest Exrucsious.

On August 25 and September 90. the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
railway will sell harvest excursion tickets
from all stations on its line south of and
including Vinton, to all stations on its
line north of and including Iowa Falls, in
Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota. to all
points in Arkansas, Indian Territory
Texas, New Mexico. Colorado, Wycm-
ing, Utah, Idaho, Montana, South and
North Dakota; also TO all points in Ten
nessee. Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi.
Georgia and Florida at rate of one fare
and onesthird for the round trip.
For further information, enquire OF
any ticket agent of this company. or
J. E. BANNEGAN,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
LANGUAGE STATISTICS.
.iuc Facts Regarding the English
md German Tongues.

.,,,. Facts Regarding the Enghsh'
,ncb and German Tongues.
LANGUAGE in which Shakespeare ana
tue -" ,rr,re vas the language Of less
'' co IA, human beings, and when
pau mn;,grop was president less than l6'oOo''
as ME used the English tongue. At
- lime time of our first prGsldentl'
Y - YEA. the mother tongue OF u least
| eaS1 -, Of people, and by some writers 10
,i.bat 80 400. 900 of French speaking
%, rsre living at the time Of the kevo-
- N 17sg. Between forty and fifty
Nv, ~. ago the English language equaied
n c,rrrsn in the number of those who
e., and now the latter is left far be-
Ini in The race M, c =
w GAYS the Chicago Times, German IS
1 Ian hy 10000 900 persons in the Austro-
A .ar-,rian empire, by Al, 900 900 in the Ger
~ smnire. bv 10000 in Belgium, and by
e., 10000 in the little Alpine country
[S,ri-zsrland. Besides the countries men,
r. IN which German is usually classed
4 ne native tongue, it is spoken by about
r. M rer,ous iu the United States and
t.r,Is. giving a total Of about 6O,OOO,OOJ
4 a.. the German language.
.V-g French the case ! much the same.
\ Language i now spoken by the B, Co.,
1 inhabitants of France, by :, 800, 900 peo-
4 m Belgium, by 100000 in Alsace-Lor-
4 in. by 10000 in Switzerland, by 10000
4 me United states and Canada, by 600, OCJ
4 g,r-i. and 10y 100000 in Algiers, India,
4. We, Indies and Africa; total, 5000, 600.
Tru.li,h j. spoken by all but less than
f. 10 5ftAe > Goa, 900 in the British isles,
4 1robao.y 100000 of she G0,0O0, 600 in
Rbitant, now believed TO ne in this coun-
a y4uU.UW persons in Canada, by 3,0O0,-
4 In Australia. by 3,1O0.0OO West Indians,
4 p5rhar, 10y 100000 in India and other
= t,n colonies, bringing the total to over
y
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
BUCKLEE's ARNTcA s.rvp

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale bv Hsrtz & Bshnsen.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18

F7ry time We strike match, says The
l-lllm Age, we are indebted to the
. WHO have studied science for the mere
q, !. The men that worked away at
lar Just 20 see what was in it" made
T-l.- world their debtors by discover
a.lz3rin, the coloring principle Of mad
A-3 10 those men the world is in
e. a.so Tor aniline, antipyrine and more
II ' other coal tar products. Scientists,
.-'in- what was in crude petroleum,
3rliliue and vaseline. Pasteur Won
what caused Concentration. He found
--- brought new era to wine making.
singing and dancing of the teakettle
--.-' the attention of brain, and we
I a- consequence all the applications
,.1..4. lie swinging of a chandelier in
7 alan eathedra. before the eyes of
7 '!--e' Was the beginning of IA train
t-A' THAT resulted in the invention
is pendulum, aud through it to the per-
- W The measurement of time. and
.7 application and Use in navigation,
.'.l. observations, and in athousaud
W." u'" pass 10y Unuoted, has been of
| .''.N'al value that the debt to scien-
--'Ht.'. even in this one instance, can
E boz known.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
Lord Byron's "Dop J,,n >,


! book, which made on its nubIic,tior
nor oore no name, and being there
! ad;.; ooPyrlght, was republished in
eo I...,onS by the pirates. Application
and J uehIly to be made for an iniunc-
n r .Sa d time 1t was seriously cues
n ,T neither the court of cbancery
% 5a protection to the book, How,
lor5 Junction Junction was duly obtained.
4 any Iron Iron strenuously refused to
II Ly I,J Ne IN the poem as sup-
N disd -4', Murray, the publisher
b. a,e'' IN 1874; his Memoirs y mhiaL
h st ,t sola IN Ms. to MURRAY hniu,,
.. Ihe tamily's request a faU: ,,o oe.ns
b. Were - wv was thought that portions
100 gross for publication.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agent.

After trying MANY remedies for catarrh
during past years, tried Eiy's Cream
Balm with complete success. 1t is over
one year since l stopped using it and have
had no return of catarrh. l recommend
it to all imy friends-Milton T. Palm,
Reading, Pa.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
ny Ways Of Coniugatinc

lureu have I'm verbs.
b. Of s'"'' as was illustrated by a Iit-
in W. q writer's Acquaintance 9 ta 1iI
been mlae Awake. This little ro,u
eagerly: MS Sled and came in
nd T siu5 c,a ! have been out with INV
ch good -ffn nn only slod half wall naiI'
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18

PozzonTs Complexion Powder pro-
duces soft and beautiful skin; it COM
bines every element OF beauty and puri
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18
ChiGag0, Rock Island & Pacific RV.,

The Direct Rou.e 10 and from Chicago Joliet; Ottawa
Peoria, La sale, Moline, Rock Island in ILLINOIS;
Davenport, AuscAtine, Ottunwa, Oskaoosa, Des
Moines, Ninterset, Audubon, Harlan aad Council
Bluffs, in IOWA. Minneapolis and ST! Paul, in MN
HESOTA; wate-town and Sioux Falls. in DAKOTA;
Cameron, ST. Joseph and Kansas City, in MISSOURI;
Omaha, Lincoln. FaiTbury and Nelson in NEBRASKA;
Atchison, LeaveuwOrth. Horton, Topeka Hutchinson.
Wichita, Bellevile, Abilene. Dodge City Caldwell in
KANSAS: Einghsher, El Reno and Ninco, IN INDIAN
TERRITORY; Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
in COLORADO Traverses new areas Of rich farming
and grazing lands aOrding the best facilities Of inter
communication 10 all towns and cities east and west
northwest and southwest of Chicago and 10 Pacific and
trsns-oceauic seaports
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-18

]" Various Parts of the Country.
-.'.'4 days Of strikes among working
'' strange, says Rural New Yorker.
mere should be such a wide difference
U- 81. wages ~ various parts of the coun-
'''IeAina~"us are paid q cents an hour
'''',i, While they get ~ cents in St.
p III lexington, Va, Il carpenter gets
'-' "A" hour, while his brother in New
1 -T'> N cents. y plumber gets %
'' .r"spurE and 4Ocents in Chicago.
painter gets %. cents in New Or,
o. III Memphis, 81 in Kansas Citv
~ '.' New York. Again, roofer gets
' ., "u nour in Atlanta, 81 in New
OBJ DO .n BROOKLYN and IS in Santa Fe
.l'1 labor gets only = cents an bour
'". ,'' While 1t gets ~ cents in Gal
- 81 LOUIS pays the highest price
'a'on', New York to carpenters; San
q ' E, 10 painters; Chicago to plumbers;
r. ~ + e [" rooiers, and Galveston 70 com,
laOorers. sun " coiu-