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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

Lord Palmerston reply to the illit-
crate member who asked him, Are
there two hens in 'Oniton:' is a specimen
of his rather boisterous chaff No. only
one. That's why hegss are SO scarce
there"
Mr.. Disraeli's comment upon por
trait Of himself, is it not hideous:-and
bike" exhibited adiscernment not com
mon with uufattered sitters.-"Twenty
Years In Parliament
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
| cannot ca; but little meat.
NJ .+nrnu,.h il mot go,1t

| lines which might be adopted as a motto by
the majority of our nativehorn citizens:
| cannot eat but little meat.
Ny stomach is not good
| Many of our national characteristics. and
more particularly some of our New England
traits, may with extreme probability be
ascribed to this cause. The witchcraft delu-
sions, prosecutions of Quakers Blue Laws,
general religious intolerance. and antipathy
10 mince pies of our Puritan ancestors may
we'll be attributed to the torpid livers and
acid stomachs Of confirmed dyspeptics aud
the resulting mental conditions to which
such are subject. Daniel Webster says OF
them
In regard 10 the mo-al character gener-
ally OF nur ancestors. the settlers o. New
England. my vpH on is. that they possessed
all the Christian virtues but charity: and
they seem never TO have doubted that ,hey
possessed that also. And nobody could ac-
cuse their system or their practice but of
one VICE and that was religious Hypocrisy,
of which they had an infusion without ever
being sensible of it.
But for chronic dyspepsia, physical and
mental, the character of the sturdy sub
duers of the wilderness would have lacked
even these very human blemishes. The
popular conunlrum, is life worth hying?r
must have been originally propol nled by
victim of dyspepsia which IS tae prolific
source of all forms OF intellectual cranki-
ness, and infests its victims with the dis
tressing symptoms OF about Gne-half Of all
the deadly diseases besides those peculiar to
itself Mr.. F. W. Brown Jr., Chairman
Of the Board OF s, lectmen of Brooks, Ne,
writes as follows
have been troubled with a severe case
of dyspepsia AMI heart trouble for a num-
ber OF years Ny stomach would not re-
tain any nourishment in the morning and
as the disease progressed, nothing but light
food during the day AMI very light at that
was so reduced in strength that was
Obliged to take my bed. No remedies
seemed to reach my case until my ply sician
advised the use of Kod0lfs New Medical
Discovery commenced to improve while
using the first bottle; and after taking three
bottles, can eat three good square meals
day and have increased in weight about
twenty-five pounds. While this remedy
has performed wonderful cures in cases Of
Consumption, Cancerous and Scrofulous
Humors, in this section, | think my case is
a perfect miracle.
taugziAvivur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
EACH BOTTLE GUARANTEED.


all the Interests of the state ui Maine in and
10 lot ~ in Moro plantation
In favor uf the city of Old Town.
In favor Of an additional appropriation Of ssp
for repair OF roads across tndinn Iownshn.
In favor OF the town of Moscow,
In favor Of Booth Bros. and Hurricane i.f
Granite Co.
In favor OF the Madawgssa iraiuiug Scieol.
In tavur uf summit Plantation.
In aid OF rebuilding bridge in liamliu raa
tutiun.
In favor of the committee on state reform
school.
h favor of the committee appointed by this
Legislature TO attend the fin' raj OF the late
Hon. james q. Blaine.
In favor of 81. Elizabeth GomRn Catholic uf
phan Asylum in Portland.
In favor Of the town OF tulford.
For aid 10 repair bridge in South bancroft over
the MattawamkrHg river,
In favor of Maine industrial School fOr ,,tfls
In favor of ta<tinc state Normal Schnui
In aid OF building bridge across Mouukus stream
and Silver Eidg" Plantation. county OF hfoos
took
In favor of FIRST Maine Heavy ARTILLERY.
Relating to school lot, sn called ot the several
plantations and unorsHnikrd townships Of thf
State.
For the purchase nf TN, Maine sutc ear R,ok
and Legislative Manual tor The Years t>'ti and
Isgi
In favor ofthc committee uu education.
In favor of town of Clinton
Relating to the duties oI the nutrm OF Labor
Statistics.
In favor Of Joseph Nicola
In favor of Iu-cph T.. Nri-t,.
In fay lur of the Maine ~, aud i-.r luhrHBg,.
In favor Of thr city nt BHuE'I
In favor of the commissioner ~ irland fish
cries aud game Of munUN- which iiisci iniu
the treasury from thu appropriation ui lS!g
Authorizing the county of h'nneh'r 10 procure
II loan,
Appropriatiu, money lnI ruptr~ ot state rri.on
huildncs, completing tii, -t'1Iu h"hi,ng plant,
and necessary additions
Making mn approximation Ia meet dthtl,nrN IN
CURED IN destruction OF dis'n-,d ch'tl'
In favor of the town of ltrad'uIi'.
In favor of the education "i tlp. youth III th-
township Of MoNir Gore n'uuhr ouo. ilugr
ike. en>t Of ihr konuoh'' rt,'l. >uHtt,rt
county.
In favor Of the Central Maine G'u,tt IIo.iUd
ai Lewiston.
10 authorize tho county Of kUoN t"Itoeaf'
loan.
In favor of Augustus VI Garter.
In favor al tlI,' city of Bdd.ford-
In fat or of the tuuHda road.
In favor of the town of concord,
In favor OF tho iou, sfgnding ro'r'o'ti'' ON mi
itary Hnur-.
In fusor nr tIt, committee ou rlnrlrru
In favor of tlu Mann" state tnllrgr0t hEu'@
tutr and III, Mechanic Arts,
In fatur OF She Manc t,cncrnl Hospital
In favor ul the sue"i, nf The sisters "t HhtllE
II corporation organized under III" 'rr"ud
laws far charitable purposes and hm',nE is
plnCU Of business ~ irWistun, Ma ne
Ia favor Of the city ui Augusta.
E-lplI,c 10 claim uf iethrri VI Heath,
In favor al .iamcs McIougnli Sous
In fatn, OF continuing III" Publication OF t"tk
deeds
In fn,nr of coulriit," attending funeral oi
the late William u Libby. etandi.h. Me,
Relating to the c"p,Up plans of Maine town.
aud ind KING records and plans in ih" land
In favor Of the plantation of Lexington.
In favor oi Culai. Ncahr,nv.
In favor of tlir state reform -cl1n
Making appropriation for the i'cnobsro' tribe
uf lndnn-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

1t is customary for members of the
house of commons, when rising to adj
dress the house. TO commence, MIR.
Speaker. sir" One Young member, who
WAS rather nervous, began as follows
Mr. Speaker. dear sir."-London Tit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

Mother tat a ball}-Are you enjoying
yourself. dear:
Daughter-No. I'm not.
What is the NATTER
I've refused George six dances run
ming, and he doesn't seem miserable
bit.'-Exchange
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

Disturbed, disturbed with pain oppressed
No sleep, nn r,'-f, what dreadful pest
such t-rrOr> thus 'n-nartd iIins
Dyspepsia 81 night. I'll ty,
Il really setmrd had come TO STAY;
irAy. guess YOU, then, vl-at cur'd him.
1t was br. rirrces Goi,len Medical bis
covcry. That is the great cure for Head
ache. Scrofula Dyspepsia, Kidney Disease,
Liver Complaint aud General Debility
An inactive Liver means poisoned blood
kjdrey disorder means poisoned blood
Constipation means poisoned blood. The
great antilnte for impure blood is DR.
pierce's toldcn Medical Discovery Act
ing directly upon the affected organs, re-
stores them to their normal condition
The discovery" is guaranteed to benefit
or cure in all cases of disease for " hich it
is recommended, or money paid for it will
be promptly refunded
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

The spring term Of colhy tntssrsty
lay brought tiie majority Of the stuieut.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
Spring
HuIllOTS

CPYYyG HrMoRs blood hunors, skin kzno1.
, salp krrrors with loss Of hair. and -vssy
e.hes hnmor. whether Itching. burninx. h.eesins.
seaiy eE1sssd, pinpiy or bLofehy. vhethef Grnpie,
scrofa1cas hereditary, from infancy 70 age. Afs
now speedily. permanently, and economically cured
ty hat greatest Of ali Known huEnor cures, the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

Appleton weF,h lrft yesterday On a short
trip 10 Bath. Boston and Hartford Mr
Wcbb viii pat about ~ 'rpitrf- ou the traSS
this season ! y Dayl."n has been a.
Mountain Farm t~o lays thi- week .iioeing
some of the fast ones
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

and Il - not 4 boast on ny Ptft+ NH~H /
,leclar, that the peopLp dii aeii - hen They
sent you here 10 represent ttelr interests
bur pre-iiing oltier ha- been unusually
.stisfaet3ry Never TOO ,In~, and Away 5
giying a member opportunity TO be heard II
he. desired. bay after day you ha1"
ratch-d Tor his pause, after declaring Is
vote to aserrtaln IL any member Objected
TIN. aioa, has marked hIm the fair, and
impartial man We believed him to ht'
uhea elrrt,.i to the honorable and import
ant position Of speaker of This House
May hi- years Of life BE- many. achieving
With each eycle new and higher re- ognitt0n
of his abilities from the people, a. just
reward Your face, yonr many expres
siuus If kindn,-ss - ill leave lasting im-
preston upon my heart, anl white
n. grie,oa- parting win s".d -omplnv"
may be- allowed to ada. that
.fIru.ufrrr ID Il better world thar 'ti.
.Aali d. -,fr aeoFe iosr and know le'ss pf you
Mr. Sylvester of Lisbon
Mr. Clerk I believe but express the.
feeling. of all the members of this Iious,
shrn -ay We feel to thark you for the
Kindness and courtesy you have shown "
ali 'ltIt-ff NJ wv ~ F'h tiitat iiA'tII
-lip which r. of tn highest order. that
friendship which 4 friend owes to a friend
Accept il, for friendship and love ar''
among the richie. of this life that cannot ne
bought or sold.
Friend fotton fou who have shown u
al courtesy ~ clerk ot thus House must
but expre-- the feelings of all of Us when
! ,ay from thankful hearts We thank You.
Fcilu" representatives and attendants Of
-, -, j., :, ,i,.,, i,,'.,.
urr of sadness for each one of us. in thai.
been a pleasure 70 us. "a" thank You an
that have made TINS session 80 pleasant AMI
t,,,o. .,.,,,r ,er,.uhranr,. of me may b,. no
'"lN ''N' '.' '''', ''-' ~ '' ~, ~
aios l" our t"t"re "'''F'"ess' WISH YOU
''' to,iJ ,G' ,G,, ,nsny ,na.,ing. tbat have ~.
.,,r..,l ,l,,., ~. ,,,,bv,v,f onr Eya. o,a
-, rr,,,,.,i,I',,,.a IN h.. ~. ,r,f,
I.,,istatar,. th,, h,. b,onobr ns tog,.ther -.
,I.,, r.,,,,,..,,,.,r,y.. of tbe r.nnI. tl,ot we
iny. the n.,n,J. If nor h,lnyeJ STATE of
@ ss' a'' ass ns" ie' ~ ,sc ;S'" s': s':' "sGf vi
G. I !: e. % :: : e.: i, III !. G.: Ct. & :: /. @ e: i, {
uh't'' ~ '''"i' ~ '',t .'Kr'. 'o'I u 'ia'
'''" '"' l',.' IN NJ ~,
"'''' '',''' h''P Wv ..p a" ;'l I, ,''
mop" '''" our '''',''ins mere VIII ',"' SoI''e
8 !. ! + +. : !. ! !. !. \ !. !. q. J: ! !. !. !. : ! :.
"hat 10 l'' h'Pp''"SN '"'! P'"'l"FiH
~ r'ole mus ." ''' "5H'
at each oi H1' =" ''n our pleasures mas
nr'h 'n''lg'eA 'he "a" "' p''''Fl'e'7 ',1
'e"'', !" WE, .ps',e 'r," " as ''.S
'd''tI ~ "''l .''"i '"P - N"u"" ""'s :"
ourselves ana IL ihtdHurPi ny tIc iohe uldt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

The Tuft- College Clab =. expected 20
give concert At City hall some time ne II
week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

How ard Daeiaon ot i.,ncpin Is VII .'ting ms
brother. j = anf Hugh I)Asi.on # tn'
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
BOVDlfCa. WEBSTER / CO

VIA NTO pat in these eoagmns seeuss
WAN ~ more ansuefs than thoss whe
have not tTisd NJ AaArs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
] About Icons Sarsapa,i|h

Mr.. Granville =, Richards, oil Sea,smc,
Me, writes As follows
GSnf!Fszts II have been sufferer fscm
Dyspepsia Tor wears. Ne one knows whs,
have suffered both in body and in mind. As
strength gradually tailed l became nerves.,
despondeat At times and completely discouraged
l have tried almost cscrv remedy offered fnr nv
trouble. bat nothing ever helped nc, and iiie
was stilNa burden until took Icons Sarxs.
parilla, which went directly 10 the spo, and
lhcsan immediately 10 gain 10 flesh, s,rene,h
and spirits. | am now well man No,hirr
cat distresscs me, and oncc more the ,u,ur,
seems bright. Icons Sarsaparilla currd
my Dyspepsia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
Evening Session


The Hous" TOOK F''s's "'i''i W ''
Pm
Evening Session.
Bfft. PAssKp fo 81 Es,rFhr.
SNAeI
I'sahiiat,nz tA4lug a.h from tny .tfesIn, NJ
water ernpi. lag u,t9 fh~ ''f"si tnh'"l p''ro
g., aniesd ,ec- - snd :. of chap ~ ~ ii|
ais..L -th'afs. -slAflsg ts 'he -tafr 'ibfHfs
lissi r., atns fG eEap Ilb ~ tac RUsi-ft -fAi
ui-a. a. suirn.i+t .'y gia4R ~ NJ ihs fnh."
i.s- al -~ anal go 'irfne ia" dsf''s Of ~"
STAT" Dir4rian-
Itslsnng r. gh.- .al. 81 and i9t iase-.
] Esaprtiaa inr 8s,se Sp"ri.n"ns Fist "i
G.fns At.s,etl'tot frpin pa garnr ~ 70" g"
.'eofaTj of state ioF erri4hfti" of organ
tldura
Be- .,iftrni s.. ~ .aaf 5lG ~ hr Pr, and
special Law. Of l-~e regard 10 fhr ehAr'et
~ fhs 9fs Mutual ,id A'."' loiion
J Am+ndat"ry sf rfap ~ 1f the inli.s Law "i
l-A relating P" 1"pri-"pm'nt f"f debt
HE-uLHE
Dh fli, pag roll p} ti,s seustr.
! ga tlit ia. roll ~ the u1u.~.
I In relation ta tl,s. Malu' tBstn" h"sfa'al
] t4sisr 4n tliifluuni tax an fh~ r'ut'f ~
Hausuca 'or he yFiu l~.fi-
! IA icl referring 10 railroads crossing
other railroads ani other highwisy brBlgt,-
1'lIi. bill ~ passed to hr cr gros-"d hs
tho House ani IN she Senate Indefinitely
p,i-tppnr,i
IN motion af Nr TwitcheiI of Bath the
Hons. r.-aIsa ,tI roprurrrt.
The ..,,un,ittc.. Of conference an r,-alyc
/ concerning 40 amendment 70 thr consutu-
Ittnn fnrli.lI,n, apuropriatlnu- for .rctarlal
,ps,itutinu. retortrd thev had agreed in re
| ferrng the resolve to the next Legislature
The report sn. accepted and the resolve
wA- referred tp the uex' Legislature
( flNNi'' iNNshh.
I Ee.,,l,,. tra,iios ;og IA. representation nj tie,
~tnt" AZ rf ""e,d 'oiYmhln" t<p'.'f"n ~
'''- ~ W.
hFi"H'''
Mr. St,,. frnu the, committee Of hpau-
I eal. Mars r..uprt.4I ought To pass ON hilI
mn ,tt u. ,rnyt,l,. in pnri for th.. .xppnli
tnr,. af go,.rnm,nt for the wear l.1s.
bp motion of Mr. Shaw Of ror,ltnd. the
r,fl,- v,r., su.u4n.l,J and this b,lI p,s.e,l Ia
h.. ,p,ro...aI
Mr. Shaw from The SANE committee. re-
n.,rtrd o,,yl.t 10 pas. On bill ,p act to pro-
VA, Tor the expenditures OF government
f.r tln, wear l,li
ON motion OF Mr. shaw of Portland the
rules vrr.. .u.p.n,lrd and this bill PASSED to
b, eugrn-scd
Mr. nfI of Portland This Legislature
~ now ahout tn close AMI have no doubt
n it tia. heart of every member throl- with
F delight Al the prospect of returning Dne..
murr To- IT,. iu,s nf domestic if. aud the
or,hunry cares of business. But with TIM,
sia,lnc.s se feel agriryrd thai W. must part
from, these members who are our ar,niaint
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

NC Foster va. IN skoshezan ysster
Day attending the board Of trsd- meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

The Colby t,ler Club returned from fs
vacation tour Tuesias uggtt- The trp ~ts
a pronounced success ~ every way the
lab appearing before large and cnthu'Hs
to houses MI along. The Banjo and tau
tar club drl tine work AMI ~ere eatmI}
ree.is ed cy.ryv her" ~ au early 51t' the
Glee and BANJO Clubs viii 2ig' q conrrr'
10 the eitr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

JACKSON. Mich. Mr. W. II. Larrabee'
10- Grccnwo0d Ave, tells hog his mo'i#f
experienced miraculous cure from Ir.
BulI' sCough Syrup. lie writes Ny mother
suffered from severe cohI. and vas CON
stantly coughing. She bad tired dlferem'
remedies without relief She tried Df'
Bulls Cough Syrup, and the effect Ws' nhr-
acplons. From the first dose she exfFfi'
enced relief. AMI before she had taken The
frst hntfle slIe was entirely rnreA :"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
A New Process

The Lemon, the Orange. the
Vanilla, contains more or less
of delicate flavoring sub
stance. and the separation of
this substance in 4 manner 50
rs to retain all its freshness,
sweetness and naturalness, re-
quires the greatest experience
and care.
Or. PRICES DELICIOUS FLAVOR.
ING EXTRACTS are prepared by
a new process that gives to
them the natural favoring
qualities, and are SO concen-
trated that it requires but
small quantity to impart to a
cake, pudding or cream, the
delicate favor of the fresh
fruit. The leading chemists
endorse their purity. The
United States Government
uses them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

County Attofnsy Hospy q P.t'sfeld ~a.
ia ihe city "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

! was sufferer from catsrih for hiieeh
years, with distressing pain over my eyes !
used Ely's Cream Balm with gratifying re-
uIis. Am apparently cured.-Z. &. war
ntr, Rutland, VT.
! suf!ered from severe cold in my iesi
for months and could get no relief. was
advised to use Ely's Cream Balm. u has
worked ike magic in its cure. am free
from my cold after u-ing the Balm one
week, and believe il is the best ref"foy
known .--Samuel J. Harris, Wholesale Ofo-
Ger. 10 From, St., New York.
mar30eod&wf form
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
Dyspepsia a National Charac-
teristic.

Some observer has truly said that We are
a nation of dyspephcs Bishop Still, more
than four hundred years ago, wrote two
lines which might be adopted as a motto by
the majority of our native-horn citizens;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
RESOLVE

In favor of :lse committee on the State College
Of A agriculture and Mechanic Arfs.
in favor Of the Bangor Childrenk Home.
In aid Of the Temporary Home for Women and
Children.
Authorizing the land agent 10 seil and eonyes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

AN Act
T. rroyid, III part for thc expenditure of
government.
T. pr,vtd' for the expenditures of government
f'r the YEAR i>at.
EEsptkt
Providing for tn, pa mt OF contingent exIen
for thr Legi-latHre
A life size portrait OF the Speaker was
brought into the House.
Mr.. Spjllane of Lewiston in firing
speech presented tlie portrait to the Speaker
on behalf of the House.
Mr.. Savage responded, scccptins the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30
ACTS AND sfsolsss


Following IS fall hss of the sets and
resolves passed by the 6sth Legislature of
Maine at the session just closed, ard which
have become laws. The list viii be of
value and should be carefully preserved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-30

en- tt- la. roll ~ fhs jl1u.~.
In relation tp the Mnlu,- tBS4nF h"sta'h
talisg 8n |tfi,itfiuani tax an RE r"ut'f ~
ifaueucR 'Yr fhs yFu 1875.
IA i,i referring 20 railroads ero-sing
other railroads tni other highwy brBlgt~
fhi. bin sa- passed to he cu gros-'d bs
the llou.e aGi IN she Senate indefinitely
pn-tppne'i
TN motion nf Nr TwtcheiI of Bath the
House ey,reIed lipI rpnrurred-
The committee Of conference an resolve
concerning 40 amendment 70 The consIitu-
Hon forll!ding appropriations for -ectarlan
institutions reported they had agreed in re
ferrlng the resolve to the next Legislature
The report vas aeceped and the resolve
wa- referred tp tA.. uext Legislature.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
A HUMAN NIGHTMARE.
Experience of Drummer With a Woman
Who Was Mistaken For a Freak.


''Have you ever had nightmare in
which some fearful danger threatened
you and you couldn't move or get out of
the way?" asked Hermann Solomon of a
crowd of peripatetic story tellers at the
Richelieu hotel.
Several years ago had several of the
nocturnal visitors every night for week
and grew very weary of Them for in
spite of my determination net to let them
bully me out OF my equanifSsCy [ would
nearly expire every nj nt and awake with
cold perspiration breaking ont all over
me. Toward the last of that interesting
week I stopped with landlord in north
ern Arkansas and resolved as l went to
sleep that come what would l would
positively refuse to give in in the least to
my imagination.
''Some time past midnight the usual
scare came. This time it was a tall and
angular woman in white, with a long
butcherknife. Mentally, I was congratu-
lating myself that at last I was learning
to overcome the foolish fears of night
mares and wondering how it would pass
off. | saw the demoniac grin as she
iouTished the knife in front of my face
almost without n tremor, and when she
ldus5ncNi IL WIG, ldtS5i L gave
q start and found it all real and that
was actually awake.
Scared? That word can't express it.
dropped on the other side Of the bed as
she made a slash at me, and as she ran
around the bed 1 crawled under, reached
the door and went down the steps about
three at time ahead of her. By the
time we reached the big road | think l
had gained several feet, as she had more
clothing TO interfere with her progress
than l had inst then. l had imagined
that a man really scared couldn't move.
Well, will give any odds desired or
the proposition that l moved down that
road, and l don't think Iwould need any
corroborative testimony to convince any
one who saw me that l was scared.
About mile down the road l ran
into the arms of her husband and sons.
who were ont locking for her. She was
a little 'outen her head at times, they
said. and she had evidently entered the
open door at my landlords and reached
any room without any one knowing il.
As her relatives too,i her home l sadly
rctraccd my steps and found the whole
family aroaald. Tire explanation was
satisfactc-E. md IL, g overture cured
Ire uf Il, -..-..rcs- 10y ,s-cCae A-r-'a.-l.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

Wtert WomantoO1 anG c.i-thoOu mecT.
It's a supreme momen-! 'risa c.itical p: Rod !
No maiden should attempt posing this boundary
line without the aid an: assurance Of Dr.
Piercc's Favorite Prescription. Its hclpfulness
in tiding over the periis incident 20 !oung WON
anhood, i universally acknowledged, No moth
put within the hands OF her daughter, any
thing that viii prove ore valuable in mee'irg
all her requirements, d.. Pitrc,'s Favorite
Prescription IS made expressly for all diseases
peculiar woman, and is the only cdicine of its
lind, sold through druggists, ard guaranteed TO
give satisfaction in every case, or money re-
ID
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
3ag0, Rock Island & Pacific Rg.

4.71-. Route 10 6-id from Chicago. Joliet, Ottawa
a, Ia sale, Moline, E5cz Island. in ILLINC1S
2 u, Nuscatine, Gtsuihwo, O5Ealocsa. Des
= Nil-5rza,, Audubon, Harlan and Council.
IL IOWA; Minneapolis and 81. Poul, in MIN
Ia "a-z-town ana Sioux Falls, IN DAKOTA
z q e. Joseph ana Kansas City. IN MISSOURI
| O. -..1, Fai-bury and Nelson, in NEBRASKA
-,.-, -,1T 5nwo-tE, Horton. Topeka, Hutchinson
-- 1-..sF.-.e, Abilene, Dodge City, Caldwell. I.
- 4--.--Lshcv. e Reno ard Alinco, il INDIAN
Bed -.t Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo
.--.-'.--.| -rcveTses new areas OF rich farTl.aE
.-' lands, G-tording the best facilities of int.
-'-'--..l' 20 all towns and cities east and yycsf
'.'. All. southwest Of Chicago aad to Pacific 4no
-..-.r s--,1r's
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18

The average weight OF the brain of an
adult male IS pounds and s ounces; of
a female, , l,ounds and ounces. The
nerves are ali connected with it directly
or by the spinal marrow. These nerves,
together with their branches and minute
raz.iicatious, probably exceed 10000 900
il number. forming : "bodygu2rd" out
numbering b. far the ,.'e..1as, army ever
,I.a-slaled.-Popular Science Monthly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
rheumatism Curediua Dav.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the sys-
tenn is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately disappears. The
first dose greatly benefits-75 cents.
Sold by
OTTO GRoTJAN. Druggist.
Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
OF

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s5-z INFORMATION T--a STUDY or THIS nAF o. 5..-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
Hon Growing In England,

Hops are chiefly grown ia Kent, which
Yields more than one-half of the annual
crop. Nevertheless there has been a
diminution in the acreage during the last
90 years to the extent of nearly 1000
acres.-Gardener' Chronicle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-18
ht.lENIFTCEN2
T-BULE ExPRESS TRAINS

--SI-BULE ExPRESS TRAINS
o., competitors II spiendor OF squipmecs
~ l-l-A.'' and KS MONIES. COUNCIL
--.-. 49,. y--AIa, and between CHICAGO Gur
/ ID. 49, IA. .----f SPRINGS and PUEBLO, Ei-
-. -. D.. J. ana IuTEEA and via ST. JOSLTJ
49,, ~ ~, Coaches, FREE RECLINING CIIAIh
- t'.'',s a.=-Ters, with Dining Car Service
rs ~ Denver and Colorado Springs VIII
-''-'"''y lines. low flrniug the new sao