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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
Earl of z~t,.nd Leaves D,h,,n

The Earl Of Zetland, the retiring viceroy Of
Ireland. had farewell reception at Dublin
castle yesterday. after which he left the city by
train from westland Row station. The streets
from the castle to the station were lined with
troops The carl was on horseback. and was
accompanied by Gen Sir Garnet wolseley.
commander Of the troops IN Ireland A large
number Of people watched the departure Of the
viceroy. and he was warmly cheered as he rode
70 the station
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At Rochester yesterday the Association OF
Weather Services chose the following officers
for the corning year: President, Maj. II. H. C.
DunwooIy Of the United States weather bureau
vice residents, B. 8. Pague Of Oregon and G.
N. Chappell Of Iowa; secretary, B. E. Kerkam
Wisconsin.
The Economic Entomologist Association
elected the following officers for the following
year: President. s. A. Forbes, Champaign.
Ill; first vice president. C. J. s. Bethuns, Port
Hope, Ontario; second vice president, G. q.
Tyler, Townsend. Los Cruces, N. NJ, and SEQ
Rotary, Henry German, Lexington, KY.
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Married His Old Love.

Tho London Star, commenting upon tn
marriage Of the Duke Of Devonshire and thu
dow~ssr Duchess Of Manchester, says, "Ths
Duke Of Devonshire has married his old love
who ID now aged sixty years. The story Of theil
early separation u . romahce. They were
the habitul Incidence Of Lord Harrington pre-
vented marriage"
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Omcers Of the Croquet League.

The opening day Of the croquet tournament
at Norwich, Conn, was wonderful in its perfec.
ton as an August day and also in prize playing
results. The annual election was held last might
and resulted % follows: N. L. Bishop Of Nor.
wich, president; c. J. Myers, Warrington: d
B. Frisbie, New York, and T. G. Williams
Mansfield Center, Conn, vice presidents; Chas
Jacobus, Springfield, secretary and treasurer
W. Holt APgar Of Trenton, n. J., was choser
corresponding secretary.
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hr. Clsvsland lsft his picturssqus summsz
homo at Gray Gsslss yesterday morning for .
brief hshing trip on the various ponds In and
sbout the Indian ssstlsmens known - Nashpse.
He YES accompanied b. Joe Jefferson, n II.
0iidss, editor Of ~ Csatuzy NAGaxins, and VI.
II. Crane, ths comedian. ~
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

scHkDuI.K IN EFFEcr yuNT IA lepo
trsins leave dAiiy from Union station 1B ana Pr
rhrcnsh the srsndest .renery IN America. with IN.
nsnd.omeet and ncss complete SOLID IRAN servs<s
3o9p. m. daiiy-a 6ipsinn.si ana 81 rou. Ism,,.a-
solid yssteyed. newly equlpred eiectrio -iisht.d
w M,senssSa e on tnn.a nasn..s ;nas Lops
~ 10 m. dsiiy-Th. famous " Wv. v.-,i,,ul.
Limited solid vestibule train with dinins ar Tor
sancnneu, Ohio, Lsxlytoa and Louisville ~. srrfv-
nv ~ Iinetnneu At o y o. m. Lexington ~ 10 p IN
all rotnts ~ '' ''-''' i"'
ZOO p: m, daily-Espr~~. far Gordonsvlll. Char.
lottesvfl.. Richmond. waynusbssro' stanntou ana
prlnctpal Virginia points ~
Pullman location. .nd tirie.. a, ne..--
Mi H. " FULLER. GEM PASSENGER As.u,
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l. PESNsYLvANrA rourr

tn ,,,v ,PENNsYLyAEIh ROUTE
srr RR22tskH a.asiEfsstsIPR TSS1Srx,
TRAINS KS kss l $ssstSeE SEs STATION
q fuiimsn y.s,i6us 1cc .ys :. 10 1%sd
and p S 70 e ss f fslot Y q. S S..s
instos g Harrisburg and HaTl sburs 20 pittsblrs.
rs...nd md fseS aiiaS%s 3 - gis SSi. Il
s.rin. S.s Ss.sinah 70 T,Ir,.T1. m Hs .,.
M.r,, e ~, Loui. and Cincinnati and Dining Oar
s.iS VIZ si.e,as ca S..his sSs's to to
S:.sins;sS e eSss%S ssnn.,las s:iiy :,
ana ss..ns h ps ahTSsh slsrs5. tGs p.sr,s
hic.so soathws.t-rn EIprsss. "a N no dali, "
Washington .sa y 70 g LOT,. sis.EiaE o. a.r,.-
bissmSsd, fss,sS krpT~s. % Pm S sssiy FOE
ssSars and Ps,.sar@ 70 S csn sreuh se"'' 70
For Kane c.nana.iEa.: Reele1'er ana Ni.~ar. Fall.
sr IRE osnspa.snl and Rochester daily for But;
AND %ss S ss.sns dsy :.ssp, s.,arasy 40
wiili.p:port. koshe.,sr md S.ss.r. f.., 90
@ s1 sssh- Saturday. with si'-'ihs Car
ROY s4it sSSfISsSis NEW YORK AND tn.
iS AM. u Is ESQ n IS 81 IS. ssnai iSo c ssa
vsu. g .:. sn osssS., v .ss F, 81.
AZ
eco. q sssf az, LIMITED.
WEE nss IfE .. ss s Ss, G nH,i
.rsss ssssios Phiisdsiph,a Cor Bresd stree. sss-
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
20. s. ss'Eprs.s 80 An week dsy.. and as pa
kkS Accom-. ! - !. a, o q m: a.Is:
Tor Boston. without change. T. 50 m weei dsy~ ana
3Ihspm aA;ly.v
CITY with boa. Of Broos sns.s sss
,na direcs sr.nsssr % fu,sos street avoiding doshs
,'t ;I ma Gi tS % u l. p IN -'.s
@ y g s Z. e s. sd e nmi,s s 2 Il Is %
N. on sunday zoo. 300. aoS. 10: 20, II oos
,ri II ls 1 81 60 !. a. 2 i, 60 r. $500
For Annapolis. 20, o % and II 30 /. IN. ana a soA
dany except Sunday. sundays. 300 O. end
foiALEx.NpRIA AND THE soprH
a.S q 30 Is ss5. 10 Is q ha.. N 90 s sss
6l5. O and 10 % pm.
. ies sSs sdS9h Is and
to-. aa.iy; ~ m vel day
S% tx al Is K III 4 81 S u.s. i 20 e s Ss
sg Sss' ss - &C. "a IA al ic rs Is
Tctets and information ~ the once northes-s coz.
e Pc th .rst sns svenss and = ths
eHffse = e er,asnOn from hotels and sesiasnSss
General Nsnse:r uesl General f.. = Hs.n,.
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Coases bach -
every cent that
you've paid for
DR.. Fercs's Fa-
vorite PrssGip-
ton, il you have
n OF found the
help that you
need. But, n
youre . tired and
bseble woman, q
a dAlfrafha and Al.
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sEA.sIDE-JRRsEY COAST.

sEA.SIDE-JRRSEY COAST.
DREXTON VILLA. CAPE MAY CITY, n j. NEAR
u the beach large pia1zas and sun parlor special
rates for the season.
my23-eo3m MRS. J. A. MYERS
CONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY. n. J., OPEN TILL.
SEPTEMBER TO- AND WILL BE CONDUCTED ON
THE SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT AS FOR
MERLY. FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS
1y901m MRS J. f. CAKE
HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY Nj. JOHN
h TRACY CO.. Proprietors. Open June IS: all
modern Improvements; located directly the beach;
terms % TO Is per day. Apply to JOHN TRACY
CO.. Washington Hotel. Philadelphia Cape May.
Nd. my21tssl0
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KxE-NAs
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

EnR sALE-MoNrEREY SPRINGS HOTEL, Al
- Blue Hidss Summit. Pa. 05 miles ~ hours
Ton H11S1ncrs e tie MesesE3 Msryl,nd r. r. Nor
Z EAU fPt IA sSSd
l. 4 well appointed and thoroughly equipped and
fuSnished MODEM HOTEL. havinR accommodation
fol 30 gueets- Nov il sucosssful operation.
=. BEAUTIFUL LAWN Of about six acres, planted
with handsons shubbsry and shade trees.
3 PARK Of about fifteen acre. Of we'll shaded
poporty fronting over one thousand feet on turn
Also ssvsrsl scr.s Of PASTURE LAND
& MONTEREY PEAK. spur Of the Blue Ridge
adjoining shove mentioned park, riding 60 fssi
ebove tide. from which magnificent view Of the
0ett sburg and Cumberland valleys can be had. This
Eacs contains about eighty across Of finely wooded
NE abovs tracts contain in the Aggregate about one
Her! terms will be made sish pgrehses.s
President Of the Ionterey Land Co,
Co, ChsZ,ss nd lexington sss. Bsiiimofs. 1d-
DOCK ENoN SPRINGS
H. AND MINERAL BATHS,
u Ne Great NoSfh mountaans. near winohestsr. Va
bownnS alleys; larxs swimming vol; nns baths;
.,.. 4 q PRATT. rropve.s,
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RAILROADS.
Ssg sisy gsb . Rt,sos ~

scseduie m efe-t July "a ispe.
Al eelns eYfvs aud isevs Al f~ansg wanna Pss>>a-
81 ss.t0n. T.se,p s d
stsasns % NcrSoif end Ws,ssrn rsilrcsx ss1 for III
spd bsayiiis Sysssn fuiinsn sls-rsr Ss~ fcrs sad
9sspF % Nev orirens via Mo1i0omsry ana fsr Msm-
:ss 4 ssss !; :s ss lex:
<G pm--psaly Tor wsrrntcn ana orxns, ana
through trsin for front Royal and strs.harv daily
M@S p.ny. xAsHISarox AND sorrr.
wEsTEEN yEsTfBr1Fp LfMfTrp. composed go.
tryay q Pullman slcspcs, ppins, psrar oh--rvsssoa
:iSsIss CO. and 5Sn.sS A,l.n,. ls9. sear,I
inston 20 Nev Orleans via Mcnteomerr ana wsshinr.
ton % Nemphf. via Birmingham
III 0r N. Daily fcr ell prtpcipel vslns south o.
nice@ond ed psnvtls system Pullman sle>r>r
N.v Yoft md washinston 20 Hot srrins- via lshs.
vile, spt ws.htngtrn 20 Atlanta.
IL. oNMAsHlSgTokAs poHIo Division
wsshi5stcn 8 80 m. q IS .. m daily snd q 81 IN
md S pm daily. ssccpt sunday, Train leaving
sunday. runs - and frorn Herndon only
ZOO m, 10 3 q ~. md eBp N. Nsnss.ss B,vis
'of; 10 & "a and ~ ~ s.c.rt sunday.
fess.nr.r sssaos ksnnsyivsas R.ilro.d. Ssshin =
EE2ys, General Ar-a, r...-ny-r p.p,
W a TURK. General pass<nr-r Ar.ut y23
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LADIES GOODS.

nREssMAKING ALL THE sUMaER, Low
~. rrsesi Artistic .tyls! Ps5feet a! complets On
drsfter and cutter for her sister, Nms Van
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IN THE MOUNTAINS,

COMFORT RETREAT. MOUNTAINS OF MARY
~ land tnear Hsrpers Ferry. unexceed for health.
home comforts and country lurnries OPEN through
ont the fall. Fishii.S and hunting. W. n. CLARK,
Keep TIyst. Warrington county. Nd. au16-1m
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE; B. 600 FEET ABOVE
IVA ssa larfe rooms; good board saddle and driving
,hossss; bowling Alley tennis grounds; reasonable
yatss- JOHN A. LANTZ. Aurora W. Va. tyl9-lm
NkKHNs MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
\JLocated on Fruit Hill farm. Due Ri,ixe mountain
est stds Of Shenandoah river, Harpers Ferry, W.
Va q, % and "a per week. Children hall rates.
u and u. % Per day. Return tickets rood to o.
tobsr3 81 Capacity Of h9tel too hMndrsd ana dJtV.
my2-4m @. W. GREEN. Proprietor.
HILL TOP HOUSE,, HARPER,s FERRY. v. VA.
f1zSs.class tablG; best location open until Novsm-
per ~ au12-1m
KOLEe AORREIL HOUSE, HARPFK'S FERRY.
n ". Va. Reopens June l.. FINE scenery; full view
N301m Mrs Il KOLB. Proprietress
N SUMNER RESORT
NOW OPEN. Has well-ahaded lawn, fnc mountain
water hot and cold baths. portcoss ne scenery and
iasTs rSSH~s. Address IN BELL
7 oCKwooD HOUSE,, HAHPERs FERRY. W. VA
lawns; ans yisys excsllsnt table. Terms. 90 per
week. Ars. 9. 7. LOvETT. ProprtstreaA my2O-3m
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.


Hts s,fl:. Reopen. oCToBGR y T. isse NUMBER
ri Ts iis Is seG. Z. e n: principal.
WooDs 0o4 ~ hsss a.ps s9l. I. 4ol AND
Eighth year. Fall term opens MONDAY. ssptsm-
Der 5. II possible call and make arranrsmsuts 10
Join before that date Day sessions 70 months. s40
evening sessions % monthsl. &25; shorthand and
typewriting 60 months). sos. ''Patronized by the
best people In Washington"
COURT +. WOOD. IL. NJ. Principal.
mh5-6m EDWARD NJ. HULL. Vice Principal
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITINdr
tween and p. m. 4. II. HARDMAH; Gas Z
st. ne .ul6-l2t'
EMERSON INsT1TUTE.,
Mr.. CHAs. B. YorNa.
VIII reopen WEDNESDAY. sep,emOer IS Prepare.
napos csssSsass and full s ns
A RI INsTRUcTIoN.-THE GREATEST oPpos-
esner or artists to earn to das
sin has: al
n tigfs
sS$iSs SSsiS& ss$s
THOROUGH COURSE IN sTENOTBAPHY. TYPE.
1 WHITING OR RAPID DICTATI0N. ~: Call o.
PRACTICAL BUSINESS. 2l3 c st. NV. jy14-3m
EDUCATION FOR RIAL LIFE
II THE SPENCEkIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Nationfi Bank OF the Republic Building cor Tth and
Dp.w.
Twenty eiehth scholastic year begins THURSDAY Sep
tember j, 1882 Day and nivht sessions Five depart
menss. xiz: Practical Businsss inclgdinx English.
peratory English. wi h Elementary Book keeping
Spencertan Rapid Writing. Shorthand and Typewrit-
ttR. Architectural and Mechanical Dra wing corps OF
ten thoroughly trained teachers; cen raj Location
Spacious. brilliantly lighted. newly improved hand
some halls and class rooms; services of gra1uste<
always N demands terms msaerate. but NO eompet
day. Telephone call 10s4-3. Gail or send for new
annual announcement containing full information.
Address Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER,
au12 Princf al and Proprietor.
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EArned Iuns-brookIyn, g IWo.oese hits-Brouth-
sss 40 bIen arec base niTpsy H9ne run
1aly. Double PLAYS. Stein Corsoran and Bro1thsrs
WGden. First base on balls-On Hawke, 8; Oh
Hs.ltenssetn. 2. Hit By pitched ball-By HAWKE, u;
sEsin. 4; BY stain. g. Time Of sams-2 hours and Is
uznufaL Umptrs-Mr. Barnis.
SANDING OF TIE cLUpa
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N, j.

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
DRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N J.-ARKAN-
ID as ave usar the ocean and Reading main depot
rood board: well furnished rooms: broad piaz4as;
eheatfs music terms modsrses JAMES BRADY, p.
b. Box o07. my20-3m
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

Many pc ople experience much difficulty
In selecting Christmas gifts, notwith
standing that with them it may be a
greater pleasure to give than to receive.
There are certain presents that are always
appropriate. always elegant and most
assuredly, always acceptable. Reference
is herein had to watches, that ever useful
companion to man or woman. indis-
pensable when once had, reliable time
piece. In order to meet all the require.
ments IN this line for the holiday season.
VIII X. Johnson, the jeweler. has laid IN
In addition to his iue display of jewelry, a
beautiful stock of ladies' watches in solid
gold and silver. just the thing for q
Christmss gift Gail and see them when
looking for nice Christmss gift
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
Not "A Wise Idea

Apparently change has taken plsce
of late in the local management OF the
street railway lines. From appearances
a number of the motormen and con
ductors have discarded their uniforms
and taken up the running of the system
The result is not entirely satisfactr ~ 10
the public. This was demonstrated the
other night for instance when the car load
or Moline people after attending the
theatre in Rock Island were dumped out
at the Moline avenue car barns and told
to get home the best they could. and
while they were fortunate enough TO Sc
cure q conveyance, it broke down
and the morning was breaking
when they finally reached home.
Again. few weeks before, party of
Rock Island people returning from Chi
cago. fully a car load in all. had to dicser
with a motorman and conductor in orGer
to be brought down town at all, and then
he car was turned back couple of
times by the crew, who seemed anxious
OF displaying the authority with which
it was vested, before they were landed
down town, although the people were
willing to pay any price TO be brought
down. Numerous complaints have come
TO the ARGUS of similar acts
of overbears0ce on the part of car-
men, which the company should
rectify. all showing that il would De
a much wiser plan for the company to
restore its proper superintendent to
power, and the result will be better APP
pearing men, the cars will all be desig
mated By the full complement of signs hs
originally desi med by the company
there will be less broken Windows, less
holes in the sides of the cars, the cars
better heated. and the public will BE- bet
ter satisfied with the results-snd so vii!
the COMPANY
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
THE SILENT MESSENGER

Death of Manuel BowIby-Matthew Rem
Iey's sufrsrings over-other obituar,
Mention.
Manuel Bowlby died at the home of hii
son, D. Roy Bowlby, in Star block al 4
o'clock ibis morning Of dropsy and ger
erll debility, superinduced by the grip.
He had been sufferer for over year
and during most of the time had beer
confined 10 his home.
Mr.. Bowlby was born in Hunderton
county, N. j., Sept. 90, 1890, aud most
of his youth was spent in New JSr-
sey. In his early manhood be went to
Tompkins county. N. Y aud in 1S45 he
removed to Wabash county. Indiana.
Four years later he moved 10 Ohio, and
in 1878 came to Illinois, locating at
Princeton, where he lived until 1880
when be came to Rock Island. and he has
since resided in this city. being con-
nected with the W W. K,mbsll music
house. of which his son, D. Roy; is man
ager. He was joined in marriage in 1s45
with Miss Lucretis Park in New YORK
state, ar d with the widow the following
children survive: Mrs. William Llvings-
ton, of Lincoln, Neb. d. Ray Bowlby.
of this city; W. W. Bowlby. of Omaha;
Mrs Addie Shays. of New London, Ohio,
and Mrs. Ella Miller. of Shiloh Ohio.
The funeral will be held from the late
home of the deceased in Star block at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning, Rev. j. ID.
Kerr of the Central church officiating.
Death of Matthew RemIey.
Matthew Remley- the unfortunate man
who was so badly burned two weeks ago
today by an explosion of kerosene, died
at 10 o'clock yes erdsy morning at the
home of T. ] Reddig, at 706 Fourth
| street, where ne lad been since the acci~
deut, He had been growing weaker dur
ing the past few days and passed Q iietly
away yesterday. He was the son of G.
L. Remley and wife, who reside on Firsl
avenue, and was born at La Sale, Ill.
in 1854 coming to this city in 1875. He
had been for sometime an employee of
the Farrell fertilizer works, and leaves
besides n widow, little daughter years
old and boy baby 12 days old.
| The funeral occurs from the late home
70s Fourth street, at CLOCK tomorrow
afternoon, Rev & E Taylor officiating
| Berkhep-
| Herman, the little son of Robert Berk
hen and wife, died at his parents
bone at 1011 Eleventh svepae at
O'Clock this morning of Group, aged !
Z years and months Tits is the sec.
ond enid Mr.. Berkhen has lost from thu
same ailment within week, litrlt
daughter having died few dsys ago
The funeral occurs from the home or
Eleventh avenue tomorrow afternoon a
4 o'clock.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
A Novelty Indeed.

Last summer l ordered direct from
Lucerne, quantity of Swiss wood
carvings, arranging to have the duty paid
for me in New York and the shipment
forwarded.
Although little late. they have come
and for holiday presents, here lie q very
choice selection Prices range from st
cents to 81 So g. NJ. Lossley crockery
store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys,
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
c!eptabie to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly benef cial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable dru ggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. NEW YORK. NJ
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

ton, enriches the blood, dispeis aches and
pains, melancholy and nervousness. BRINGS
refreshing sheep, and restores health and
strength
It's powerful restorative tonic and sooth-
ing nervine, made especially for woman's
needs, and the only guaranteed remedy for
woman's weaknesses and ailments In all
'fesnale complaints and irregularities, if it
ever fails to benefit or cure, you have your
money back.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

George l. Bas}ey. the United S,attt
defaulting express messenger, was sen.
fenced to two years and a half in the
Anamosa penitentiarY by Judge Water.
man, in the circuit court at Davenport
this morning. The limit of the law is five
Years: 8asley made plea to the courl
for clemency on account of his family
and the fact that this was his first offense
He said he took tue money on the spur of
the moment, and without uremgdi,xjion
He Gid no. knew why be did II, hut ~
seemed 20 be moved by s. desire that be
could not resist to take the money. After
he had done it Re saw his crime and folly
and attempted TO make reputation. bur il
was too late.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

Dont-I dealer offers you bottle
Of Salvation Oil without labels or wrap
pers, or in a mutilsted or defaced pack
age. don't touch it-don't buy It at any
price, you can rest assured that there Is
something wrong-it may be dangerous
and worthless counterfeit. Insist upon
pertiug perfect, unbroken. genuine
package. Price 25c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
Prospects of Sympathy.

Whether or net the operators on any
of the other roads will be called out in
consequence of their having helped the
Rock Island is still matter of conj ectures
The Chicago papers today report that
Chief Ramsay may call out the men on
the Northwestern. but as not much help
was received from that direction it is not
probstle that This will be done. Mansger
~. John. of the Rock Island, declares
that the company has won the strike, and
says that more appli ;ations are or hand
for positions than can be given places
The reports that come from the west that
the company experiencing trouble 10
handling its trains &Ts stouty denied ny
the company's presentatives. 1t seem-
now that the outcome of the strike de
ponds upon the other branches of {
train service, and as TO what they Will dc
would DE hard matter TO guess.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
Back 20 Work

The operators held meeting in the
anteroom at Killers hall yesterday
afternoon, and their deliberations were of
q secret character. a visiting committee
was present and the result was that the
three operators who had gone back 10
their work in Moline have left their KEYS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
Think Of It.

O7er half million people die every
scar. 10 the United States, from Lung
and Throat diseases which ALWAYS start
from neglected Cold or Cough If you
sre suffering from any of the above dis
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We have hundreds of testimonials from
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ASK your druggist for DR.. McKann's
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trisl is all that is necessary to convince
you. Sent to any address BY express on
receipt of price. Made only by the pro :
prietor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

1t is, to say the least, wrong for auy>
oodv to go TO church or public meeting.
and disturb the preacher or orator cough
ing Use DR. Bulls Cough Syrup at
once.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

great many medicines "relieven Ca
tarrh In the Head That means that it's
driven from the head into the throat and
lungs But, by its mild, soothing, cleansing
and healing properties, DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy perfectly and permanently cures.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12

Dyspepsia's victims find prompt and
permanent relief in Hoods Ssrsapsrills,
which tones the stomach and creates an
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-12
To Get the Sentiment

The different organizations of train
men are holding meetings ali over the
system and it is now said or good su-
thority that nothing d finite will be done
until the result of these meetings is
heard from. MANY Of The officials of the
road express the belief that none Of the
O'her organizations will attempt to force
the company 20 3 settlement with the OBJ
orators, while so ne members of the orders
N question are just as confident that they
will