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Sunday, the 25th, Rev Mir Bowles, who has been sick for four weeks, officiated in the morning service at Tashua, and in the afternoon, at Easton, as usual.
 The present condition of our mud roads, precludes gait faster than a walk, and even at that, all light vehicles are liable to be wrecked, by the pitch holes. Any one who has occasion to ride any dis tance just now, cannot fail to feel the imperative need of better roads.
 John Treadweli has a new yoke of OK en, which are said to be the handsomest pair in Tashua.
 David Clark has resumed his meat route.
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six-week's visit at her former home in New York state.
 Mrs George Guernsey and family have moved to the James B. Turney place, re- gently occupied by s. B. Turney.
 After Saturday, April l, the Easton mail is due at D. m. at the Center.
 The Sidney Staples place is rented to family from North Salem. who expect to occupy the place this spring.
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TASHUA.

FUNERAL OF GEORGE A. MALLETT.
 The large number of relatives and friends at the funeral of George A. Nal lett, from Christ church, Tashua, Wedues day, the 22a, was an impressive demon- stration of the high esteem in which he was deservedly held. Rev MT Boylston of Long Hill, assisted the rector in the services. The bearers were Messrs Joseph Treadwell, Morse Mallett, Lorep- 20 Mallett, George Mallett, George Sher- wood and Samuel Gregory.
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late Bruce Hodge were sold at auction.
 Myron Odell was the auctioneer.
BETHLEHEM.
A PRETTY CONSERVATORY.

A pretty home conservatory is that of Mrs D. E. Doolittle. It contains a wax plant, some of the vines of which are g feet long. This has flesh colored blooms of delicate shade. There are also 8 large number of geraniums in bloom.
 D. E. Doolittle has also Della va "baby" separator. MT Doolittle's place, however, is carried on by his son, Mar tin Doolittle. He recently made B pounds of butter in five days from six cows. MT Doolittle goes to market ev- cry fortnight to dispose of his butter and other produce.
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EASTON.

Mrs z. c. Beard and son of Oronoque spends the week with Mrs T. W.Turney. Mrs Doty of Norwalk is visiting her aunt, Mrs J. M. Edwards.
 The Peck place is occupied by fam- fly recently moved from Cornwall.
 Mrs Edward Hill has returned from a
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esf1oIl. HUR5FDRDis Acid Phosphate

Promotes digestion with out injury and thereby re- Iieves diseases caused by indigestion of the food. The best remedy for headache proceeding from a disorder ed stomach.
 Trial bottle mailed on receipt of 2s cents in stamps Rumford Chemical Works. Providence, R. I.
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DEFENCELESS WOODBURY.

There is also an application before the General Assembly for the charter of a company to supply water t) the village from the surrounding hills. This is also a matter Of very great importance to our village, and everyone should raise his voice in it's favor. There are abundant supplies ill the near vicinity. Not only is it of great importance to have boun- tiful supply of pure water ill all our homes, but it is of the utmost necessity to us as q means of protection against fire. We can think of no village more exposed to the dangers of fire than our own. On windy night such as we had recently should the North church take fire where would the confagration end ? Should the First church or Town hall take fire, would it's ravages cease this side the residence Of the late David 5. Bull. Sev- eral times in receut years the writer has earnestly called the attention of our citi- zens to ''defenceless Woodbury," so far as this matter is concerned with no ap- parent effect. We fear that the people will remain indifferent to this matter of protection till some fearful calamity shall overtake us, such as so fearfully devastated New Milford and Ltchfield some years ago. They supplied them selves with water after they were burn ed out. Let us do it before.
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WORTHWHILE.
REV MIR BEARDSLEY ILL.

Word has been received here of the se- rious illness of Rev E. Beardsley of Fenton, Mich, who was pastor of the church here for over eight years.
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MARBLEDALE.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

There will be morning prayer with ser mon, on Friday at 10 o'clock in St An drew's church.
 Rev MT Alcott will hold service an preach at MT Barmum's at Worthwhile, Wednesday evening at o'clock.
 Rev George A. Alcott will preach at Henry Browns, New Preston, on Friday evening at 7 o'clock.
 Rev MT Alcott will have Easter ser vices in the church next Sunday at 10 30. There will be the Holy Communion and it is earnestly hoped that all of the con- municants of the parish will be present.
 Rev George A. Alcott will hold ser vice and preach an Easter sermon in the chapel in Lower Merryall on Sunday next at o'clock.
 SORRY, BUT DECLINED WITH THANKS.
 If it would do any good, if the propo- sition would meet with favorable con sideration in Newtown, the people of this community would gladly offer the people of Newtown aHs the mud which can be found in this vicinity, But from past experience, 1t would be futile to make such an offer. And so we will not put ourselves in position which would result only in another m:tten.
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:-: TO INVESTORS :-:

per cent Debentures issued by Building and Loan Association Of Dakota, fully secured and the trustee to protect each S1Oc0 invested. Can be had in any amounts of S10o and up. Also their installment stock, on which there was de- clared l2 per cent dividend. November last This class Of stock IS not taxable is very pro ble, is as accessible as a savings bank, deposit I have made several personal examinations of the condition of the company, the last inl October last. 1 believe its affairs are being very judi biousIy managed it is thoroughly sound and in excellent condition. No customer has ever wait ed a day for matured interest or principal; am nG eopany 6eer at % h9 as everywhere. It has steady growth of assets amounting now to near million dollars. would recommend their securities as a safe and profita ble investment. Their debenture bonds bring less than one quarter of their assets, makes them unquestionably good. For further particulars, inQIIire of
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CHRISTIAN STREET.

E. +. Taylor, who came home from New Haven three weeks ago, and has been sick with pneumonia, Is now conva- lescent.
 Miss Eunlce Meeker is home to spend Easter vacation. She is attending school in Hackettstown, N. j.. Her sister, Edith, who has been absent month vis- iting friends and relatives in New York and Helmetta, New Jersey, returned at the same time.
 Ernest Black Is at present visiting rel atives in Watertown and Waterbury.
 Rev Henry Upson was called to preach at the New Preston Hill church, last Sunday morning.
 Charles Richards having completed his visit In the East, started for South Dakotas where his present home and wheat farm is located, on Wednesday of last week.
 Mir and Mrs B. ]. Haynes and daugh- ter expect to move, April I, to part of Charles Hoflman's residence, for the coming year.
 Mrs George s. Cogswell and daughter who have occupied the last year the
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9Sth birthday, Sunday, March 17, 1893. He is remarkably well preserved as to all his physical powers. He is still able to oversee the work of his farm, and to attend church when the weather is favor able. He is an excellent and honored citizen .and Christian gentleman. Few in any cline live to so advanced an age. It is estimated that on the average not more than one in 5000 reach the age of 100 years. There are recorded instances of persons reaching a much greater age than 100 years. A Hungarian peasant named Petrarch CZartan was living in 1772 at the age of l85, having been born in 1887.
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FARMING REQUIRES BRAINS.

It is time now for farmers to begin to lay their plans for spring and summer work. It is often thought that anyone can be farmer, but more serious mis- take cannot be made. To be success ful farmer requires careful thought and planning just as much as hard manual labor. Indeed, without intelligent call culation and forethought not even hard work will avail much. Let the farmers then mature their plans carefully and follow them out earnestly and timely.
 Minor Morehouse, who has been visit ing his mother, Mrs s. H. Clark, left last week, for Spokane, Wash.
 Tobacco sorting at E. Sperry's ware house is about ended for the season.
 Fred Marshall, the son of Daniel Mar shall was married, last Thursday even- ing, to young lady in Falls Village. The young couple will make their home in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 John Rydell begins his labors as gar dener for Bernard Peters, the first of April and soon after that, MT Peters
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family will return to their pleasant sum- mer home in this village.
 Erwin Platt has been confined to his house, the past week with hard cold.
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sort of thing continues people will go elsewhere to trade.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
CmANCEwy NOTICE.

stain OF ILLINOIS.
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY.
In the circuit ceurf Of sail Rock Island COMFY
In ehanccry.
Edsxard 81 Judkon, complainant, We. George F.
Com>tcGk. Jr-, Cornelia N. Ccmsrock, Cafrline
a. Comstock. George N. williams and Edward
Il. ia con. Jr the latter two are executors of
he last will and iestam. n, of c. b. Willis1s,
deceased: q. Jervis Van Week, Christopher c.
Bradley, George n. kennedv and Alfred A.
Howle I. es the latter TWO are ex 'cutOrs OF the
last will and testament Of =. d Norton. deceased
Albert Fowler. Ne he is administrator wi b the
will annexed o. George r. Coms:ock. decesSed:
aroline N Allison. the Ononcaca COUNTY OIL hAo
Asylum. the svracuse Home Association, the
Houee Of the Srood Shepherd. 1nla Green. Julia
n. Green. Coraelia t,reta, Helen q. Com.sock
Alexander omsiock. Ssmucl l.. Coms.ees,
Rae Ael Noxon. Thomas E. Patterson. Edith psf
tersop and Correla n. Lake. defendants.
To raid above named parties. defendant aud
ev ~ one OF them:
You and each Of u are hereby notified thst the
above entitled suit 10 now pending in said cleclit
court in and for the co-nsy OF Rock leland. in the
state Of linols and that summons hse been issued
srnallv be and appear before the aid court on
tie 6rst day Ct the next term thereof to he holden
in the court house in the city Of Of Rock leland,
in said Rock Island county. Oh the FIRST Monday
a Jsnuary "e>t TO which time and place the said
summons is made returpsble. and except, plead.
snswer or demuf to the bill Of complaint IN said
suit fled. that the same will be taken ~ con .
sersed against you, and decree entered accord
ingly
Lated AT fock leland. Illinois, this seth day OF
Sovem Der, 4. D. 1855.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE.
Clerk Of SaiisCourt
HENRY CrrTrs, Couplsinant's Solicitor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
THE DESERVING ALL WELL FED.
Any Amount OF Turkey aud Other Neces-
saries Distributed.

Apv Amount sr Turkey and Other Mecca.
s.rics Dis, ri,.u,ed.
Times are hard I'm, On ,boroucb,r h..
N. rh;l.n,h,on;, .;,;,., Ion. ;.~o-l
-. :. - -, -, s--..-:-.
..s
ies'oen' VI lineage neeo z" 10 oeo
hungry TO-DAY. Oae OF the most compre-
hensive Efforts IN behalf Of the poor was
made by the Pupils Of the public schools.
In many Of the schools the children had
been busy during two or three DAYS &C.
.nvul.,ino n,ovi.;op. NJ Al, l;n5x cloth.
.~-s -. - -. a:~.';,....-s
'"s ."u ao"e.. ~"1 '.eSe "s'e u =.
among tnose "so are IN need Eor a week
the children had been looking up cases OF
destitu'ion, and they knew where their
charity world do the most good. In
many Of the schools there were pupils
who were ,hemsel YES in need of aid. and
whose carents had no means with which
to secure the delights of turkey and Gran.
| berry sauce and mince pie. but they were
! not forgotten.
The purse string. of the phiiauthropic
| weir. omen. and one or another of the vari-
ous institutions of almsrivipr did not per
r,;t .nv M the ,le,ervinr moor TO .u fer Ar
/ ~. h..dou.r.ers Of the various aid soc,c.
t;.. there had bern a con,inuous inflow of
! GOOD m in cs. the ON, f,ow was eouaIIv re.
marked. A, the homes for children the
tots we're given n feust of good things
! ard even ,,,e comn,;sx.r dsnar, mcnt a, ,ba
co,,r, ;.;i ,,.ve m. ,,r;.onerx son,e,h in,. >,
| -, .h.rE f,i To- nrny;s;n,, . better d;rn.,
''-,.u.. en- ~, .I,a 10, ~ ~. n,.I.
$500 ,,.,,;nd H.. ,r;son h,rs
S,o~,..-.,..-. - e.. .; -,
H.ny ..es maui .As o !, ..o oue W
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
CHICAGO PUBLIC lasRAEy,

CHICAGO HtBllC Library.
and that is saying much. The event Of
importance to the menta, nourishment Of
the city was the laying Of the cornerstone
Of the new public library building, which
occupies the half block on the west side OF
Michigan avenue and between Randolph
and Washington streets.
Laid Its Founsl.ttsn Deep.
The estimated cost Of the building COM
plete is 81. SOC, 0O0, which is the same as to
say that it will cost 4 good deal more.
Ground was broken for the strucsreu
July g, 1Saa and work was begun on an
extensive scale At once. The library eli
Gers say that there is no buildin. in Chi
cago which has foundation that will
compare with the one put in Tor the IL
brary. At the point of its location, On
Michigan avenue between Randolph and
Washington streets, hard pan is no less
than eighty feet from the surface of the
earth and in some places it is more. Into
this hard pan were driven the piles which
support the foundation proper. OF
course no piles could he found which
would reach that depth. so the earth was
excavated deep enough to enable the piles
when driven in the bottom O! the excava-
ton to reach the hard pan.
Grssd Army Memorial Hall.
Not alone as library is the building of
interest. In the north end Of the first
0oor will be &. A. h memorial hall.
The library portion OF the building will
contain the regular public library Of the
city, which is now in very cramped quar-
tiers in the top door Of the city hall The
cornerstone was laid in the afternoon at
at the southeas. corner and really marked
the end Of laying foundations The exer-
cises were very short and simple. Chair
man bernhard Moos, OF the buildings ADD
grounds committee. presided. Mayor
Swift made few remarks and Rabbi Emil
G. Hirsch and Daniel L. Shorey. who was
= member of the library board Of director 3
twenty years ago, deliveled brief ad-
dresses, and the stone, containing the Gus.
tomary documents, pictures and souvenirs.
was placed in position. II is expected that
the library will be completed and in active
use within the next two years. There vas
. large throng present at the ceremonies.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
CmANCEgY NOTICE..

STATE OF ILLINOIS 90
ROCK ISLAND Ceuxrr.
To the January term A. D. 1894. 'rcnit court. in
Mary futile, complainant. vs. John Tut,le,
Eleanor futile, \ s.y X wall, Lydia &. futile
Calvin r. Tuttle. H; ". Tutt'e, Alye L Tuttie.
Ava l.. futile. the unknown heirs at Law
Of vii lam F. Turtle. deceased, the nm.
uni nown heirs at Law of John NJ lutte, de-
ceased. the unknown heirs ct law Of Calvin R
futtie. deceased, the unknown heir at Law Of
Jesee Tutile. deceased. the unknown owners Of
the following lands in township seventeen (lO
meridian IN taid county Of Rock leland describes
as follows:
TIE east half ofthe northwest quarter Of Sec
ton twenty eevea tys). containing 60 acres: alao
nine aud esitO - s5-iool acres in the norihe.st
quarter Of the southwest quarter of eaid section
hou:,ded rs follows: Beginning st the center Of
said set ten, running tht nee south on the half
section line, fourteen chai-s and ninety
links GA IS chsi: tberce weet six chains and
for,y-six links te-46 chs); thence north fourteen
cast six chains snd forty-sx links (s-sS chs) TO
the place Of begnuin' Ais, the west TWENTY
seven fortiethr ,2.-40) Of said northeast quarter
OF said southwest quarter section. bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stone Set for the south
sest corner of said northeast q artcr of said
ssdihscst Quarter section. running thence North
nineteen snd ?5-lo0 chairs 1885 chs): thence
esst on the hsH sectf line thirteen and <0,< -luO
chains rs 40IlQ0 cha,: thence south nfpet. or,
and ~. 100 chain. ~ g, 100 chs) thence west on
lls chains 81 to the place Of beginning con-
Timing q acres. mere OF less defendants
To all The above named dcfendant- ircl,,d ding
the above nssued unknown heire- at-law. and the
unknown twnersof toe above described iande,
You. snd csch OF YOU will AXE notice tina. Mary
Iu'tlc, the above named complainant. has This
day lied in said court her amended bill Of COM
PLANT against you Tor the pani OF sain lsnds
| and assignment Of dover and homestead TIT rein
| TO her. that q summons in chanccFy hiss been Is.
sned therein agsinet defendanta, William Tattle
| and u. W futile. directed to the sheriff Of Cook
county. state Of Illinois. to execute; that . cum
mons in chaucery tae been issued therein againe,
all the other named defendants, Except de
| PENDANT joan Tuttie) directed to the sheriff OF
| said county OF Rock Island. to execut both Of
said summone arc returnable 10 tho January term
A. ID. 1924, 9th. circuit court Of eait county OF
Rock Island. TO be begun and holden at the cour,
house. in The city Of kock Island, In eaid count,
Of rock Island On the arxt Monday Of Jsnusrs
| neat. 1t which time aud place you. snd each 81
said bill. y
Rock Island, Illinois, November, q, 1888.
| GEORGE W. GAMBLE
4 Clerk Of said Cont
jackson & HrRsr. Sol citors for Complaints,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
REAL ESTATE SALE.

BY viFtuc Of an order and decree o. ise
court. Of Rock leland county. sis'e ~ n
made o. the petition Of the underslsne -
Schneider. administrator Of the
Harry q. Mason. deceased. for eNs
tie real eetnte Of eaid deceased 81 ine IN
term, A. d. 1888, Of said court. to-Nld;
18th dav Of November A. D. $50
On the 2lst day Of December neA. al
ho1r Of O'Clock in the afternoon q' :. q
sell at public sale, at the north door oi =; ~ "a,
house IN the city Of Rock Island, II sli' "a
to the highest and best bidder for ttssn =,
all the right, title and intcrest ~h,sa ii u
Harry C. Mason, deceased. had at u -
his death. and all the dover ara ne 2
rights Of Nav Mason. - widow OF natts
en-. deceased, In ard 70 the follo~lns III ID
real estate eituafed in the county oil ho'N
and sta-e Of Illinoie, to-wit: ..h "a
Lot number three (3), in BrooSs AA'-
dition tothe city Of Rock Island. he
Said premises will be cold suDlecl q ~ ~
two certain mortg ages, one of when y ~
d Book 81 Of N0reases, on page ~ az. az &
e u Book % Of Mortgages, on page w.
recoe6erS clRCs q sald county. N
Dated thD 9lst day Of Noyember;;y y: HEs
.-l- CONRAD sCHNh n
Aanjntmrotoe a the Istate of HsrTy L
aoooooe1.
JAcksen . HURST, Attorneys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
Special Service Mid.
Winter Fair.

Commencing October Esd. the great
Rock Island route inaugurated a
daily through tourist ear line be-
tween Chicago and Los Angeles. via
.he Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific
to Kansas City and Fl. Worth. and
thence by the Texas Pacific to FL
Paso and Southern Pacific TO Los
Angeles.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
Children Cry COR
Pitchers castor3a.

Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Most people need
to use il.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
BETTER YET.

Arrangement has been concluded
To run this car on 60 San Francisco
by this southern route. which il an
excellent one in winter season. Re-
member. this car leaves Chicago
daily ut 6P. m. by the great Rock
Island route.
The above mentioned tourist line
IL in addition 10 the double weekly
service from Chicago, Tuesday and
Thursday via Rock Island route.
Denver 4 Rio Graudc and Southern
Pacific through Pueblo. Salt Lake,
Ogden and San Francisco to Los IAN
gcles.
Low rates and excellent service.
coupled with the fast time made by
passengers on these touriet cars.
make them ms they deserve. very
popular.
Any coupon ticket agent can give
facts a. 10 rates. and rcmembeF
second class tickets are accepted on
these cars.
Address for fall particulars.
Joun osoAs1lAx. G. 7. A..
C.R.l Or. II. Chicago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
ENECUrlpiss NOTICE

Estate Of Louisa Woileuh.-r'. doossss.
The undersigned having been snPoil
fefs Of the laet Wi, and testament
WOllenhaupt, late Of the county OF keAs
state Of Illinois. deceased. hereby sNe
that they will appear before The county n
Rock Island county, at the Office oil ihc ~
eaid court, In the city OF Rock Island, 81 y
ruary term, on the first Monday in feeFrA1
~ which time all persons having Clam.
said estate are notified ard requested ~
for the purpose Of having the same 20! -. -
persons indebted TO said estate are IeelsI
make immediate payment TO the unatT, y
Dated this sd day OF November. 4: D.
MARY Pr.
Ele,1s1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

When Bahy was sick, we gave Castorfa.
whc. shc was 4 Child, she cri,I Cor Cas:oria.
When she became Mis-, she cling u Castoria.
WHEN she had Children, she gave hem castera
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
|FEASTED FOR ONCE
u Model Thanksgiving Day Gel
bration at Chicago.


eraeeical Lessses 10 Charity lneuleasoA
6a tAo 0eA0o1s-fho Cholaeea ThespoG
lssk Up The Dsssitsts esA Supply Thso
WITH square Hleals-An Cskaewn Bsue.
ssetsr = layssg the Csrser-stsns - .
Pebble Library.
CHICAGO. Dec. l.-Tbanksgivine day b
. universal holiday 10 this city; nor are
the pleas Of the president aud governors
proclamation for those who have little to
Be thankful for unheeded. The bene, o.
lent citizen and Cheyenne" had Q large
field before them this year, and it may Be
said that II was covered rs well a. usual,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

ExeuUroxn NOTICE.

Eetate Of Jeeeph Hu-khardt. Deceased.
Tire undersigned HAVING been appointed
cutYix Of The last will and Testament q Joseph
Busk hardt, late Of the county Of hook leland.
az lllinois. deceased, hereby gver notice that eh
county, At the once q the clerk Of said court. in
the city Of Rock ISLAND. NJ the January term on
the Arst Monday in January next. at which time
all persons having claims INST said estate are
ro,i4ed and requested to attend, Tor the purpose
of having the esme adjusted. all persons in
dcbtpG to said essstc are requested 10 make In
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated fhi. sath day OF OC1oh n, A. d. 1888.
SOPHIA AGATHE BCRkHARDT.
Rxecuesix.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01

B1atse Pascal, who wrote aIemnx1ue1G
tssaeiss On the laws Il soand, w1s co..
senntay observing the faniliar occur
Feaces shout him, even SO bog. When
b was only 10 years old, be ut ct The
dinner table one day striking his plate
with his knife and then listening 10 the
sound.
''What are you doing with that plate.
Blaise" asked his sister.
See, he replied. when strike the
plate with my knife, it rings. Harky'
Again he called forth the sound.
'When I grasp it with my hand co.
b continued, 1.-The sound ceases. lwon-
der why it is!~-YOuths Companion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-12-01
The Fair Oph Ii 4.

~ thous h. ahy tridc-bcd to have decse,l. .wec
maid,
And rot have sire we'd thy grave
The Danish qu en- was not IN exemplary " ife
but vas douttless s,ucc-e in her grief a Ophe-
ls's death. In every land we the purest and
sweetest u Eve. daughters gathered early
graves. A perfectly reliable cure for female
Complaints. is DR. Pierc.'s Favori Q t'rc.crpt'on,
a medicine beyond all praise. which has saved
many young life threatened by the insidioae
appoaca o. disease For chronic female de-
rangements, weak back. lassitude, Nervousness
and woor appetite, It il withou. an equal; gen.
ercus tonic, ssfe nervine. purely vegetable, and
warranted {" give >af-fs ctiop. or the yrice tS1s
refunded. This guarantee Is always adherca TO.
OF druggists