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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05
STATE OF Quo, OF TOLEDO, -.

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner OF the firm OF
i. j. CINNSY q Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and said firm will pay
the sum Of ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CNTARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day
Of December, A. ID. 1886.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05
there are Democratic Hands.

And yo.m Saturdays Dallyl
it%, she ew morning when patrons
al ga, I""n'he postoilice come down
But hsreir mail they will receive
OF money l.. Strother, postmaster.
credit tijien, the outgoing official,
ven yas Nntory the stock tonight and
I'm over the keys to his successor.
lie has made an excellent official and
Mr.. Strothcr will keep the Office up
To its high standard. There will be
no change in the corps Of clerks and
carriers at present
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05
HTS NOT what we say but what

y Hoods Slrsaplrilla doas tha.tells the
slory offs merit. Whea In need oil med
icine rcmc,n1,r y nHD'S CURED
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05
Ballard's snnw Linimsnt

This II nimcnt is different in COM
position from any other liuiment ON
the market, 1t Is scientific discov-
cry which results in it being the most
penetrating liniment ever known,
There are numerous white imita-
tons, which may be recommended be-
cause they pay the seller a greater
profit. Beware OF these and demand
hallard's Snow Liniment, IL positi-
vely cures rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains, bruises, wounds, cuts, sciatic,
and intlammatory rheumatism, burns,
scalds, sore feet, contracted muscles.
still joints, old sores, pain in back,
barb wire cuts, sore chest aud throat,
and is especially beneficial in paraly,
sis. Sold by c, L. Northcraft & Co
y-5HAT Do YOJ take medicine
wv for1 Because yoI wantt1 Cctwcll.
or Leep well, OF e,arse. Remember
Hood'o car57r a.llIo Surca
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05

THoUoH the Chinese have been In
this country so long time and have
become SO numerous. II Is said OF them
that they do not and cannot compre-
bend the status of the police. Their
first idea is that n policeman is a sort
Of feudnl ruler, with the right to chop
of their heads or levy on their proper
ty or do as he pleases with them.
They have no fault to find with such
rulers They are used to them In
China. In fact, as soon as they find
out that the police are mere watchmen
on salary set to guarding the public
peace, they become disturbed and con-
fused and end the strain on their
minds by deciding that the policemen
must be soldiers, and that is what
nearly every Chinaman thinks they
ore to day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05
Eneland's Interest in Canada.

England IL not altogether so indiffer-
ent to the agitation for Canadian an
nexation as she seems to be. A resi-
dent of New York city not very long
ago received from nm Englishman in
Canada u letter OF inquiry touching n
magazine article written by the
former. A correspondence between
the two followed, and the Engllshman
kept saying that ho would like to come
to New York and make the ncquaint.
ancc of the correspondent Then the
American asked the other II he could
help him TO ascertain the views OF
Canadian public men upon annexation,
and the reply was IN elaborate
annotated list of Canadian politicians
whom the American was advised to
address. The American sent his in
quirics, and sent the replies in sub
stance TO his correspondent. Then
there appeared an uncontradicted
dispatch saying that the Englishmun in
question was an agent of the British
government, sent over 10 watch the
annexation movement, and that he had
just gone to New York. lie neglected,
however, to call upon his correspond
amt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05

Halls Calarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, o..
Dsg-Sold by Drnggists, Zoe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-04-05

THE state of Washington's bonded
debt of three hundred thousand dol
lars is less than four years old, and is
mostly held by a savings bank in New
York city. 1t natures In 1905, and
may be redeemed at any time after next
year. Meanwhile, until some part OF
it Ia redeemed the state must keep u
close watch on her finances, as she has
a considerable floating debt, and her
constitution limits her bonded debt to
four hundred thousand dollars The
credit Of the state is excellent, and
her three ard half per cent. bonds
were originally taken at premium Of
one-half of one per cent, which the
state treasurer afllrms to be the most
favorable terms OF such loan ever
made by state west of the Missis-
sippi.
A GENTLEMAN who is idenuned with
burial customs called attention in a
recent conversation to the rapid
growth OF cremation. Ten years ago
the idea was considered shocking by
the majority OF people; now It is
deemed by not few the most beauti'
full as well as the most healthful way
to dispose Of the body from which life
has departed.
WHATEVER may have Deentne origin
Of some negro stories told by Joel
Chandler Harris, negro nurses down
on the eastern shore of Maryland used
to delight children with the tar baby
legend long before Mr., Harris had put
pen to paper The eastern shore YER
sion of B'rer Rabbits adventure with
the tar baby is much like the story as
told by Harris Uncle Rcmus.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
F.os saa 20 20. s-4 asss rSs=r. ~.':s
t-ce aor;s.

p- Gee Aas t-sa.rf ort- - Fst's-.s q
Re- sfu-1 sr4 srssf.-- 81 rss- "a e sa- seost
essrs. Cn.sa ts.ir- f-rs --s- q :.
ne ~il s--slx.fs. Cross &C ~ .sg EYE. !.
fro n 1tf..
penor-. CsTsRACr'r 40 rz.s..
P;s-Tsa.rs e fin eve. iks syes.o-e css.s.e.
f-.@efizv-tv- = r1.ss.
Turuias = .. cg: c; B1s 40 -iG sal-s. s:c-.
renewed @Erk
s,npef.s of IscH-T--si t.ek-i D1-.- casssS ss
o~e-tos - tss-.. s--ns,<.;iy cu-ec.
Foyr1s Tsfso-s % roes % ears :, =o-es e too
rl-1te-.
Os~nlnzo o' ne Es..seht. Tsss lss1:r. s-7a
H-psf q sx- i to -r--es.
Es--sv 4. Tnu.l. sr4 cls7a-< rrzls- oss
n r1fs.
rvs-y 90. q. ~ ,Ao-s o-e-..ss-. r<-..-n-
sresYt eatArso;. so1 ss.sr:s c.. 50 hoEas sil.-
eGTkEAc7 P-ERrsrSxr 's- 81 o-.- q.
sirtt. ot.c,tss - go--ss. hiir1usss veak.
vsfs-y syes. E-srri.'ed lee. ch-o-sc red .o.t
Eye. - u h -. e----Va--- .---irr n - eve
if.. si-esses 90 iec.-Tr14i escf tea. err-j. -.
more ~ ere. erte-D4fon of eye hs.i. Al ear
ricsi d.sa~rs - tn saf i.s -s-re..
ACrTE And Chronic SA-AL CA1ARRH
81 - 'r-ns r1rrd ,e--sas-tly. OzkEA
ybirp-.. t1no... hk<kiz- s.e sSi;-ir-. s-l.-ret
.r.ls. los. o' soics. srxesia:c- .o-e sAfoa:-
toa-.ersss
pEAF>Ess-ie ca c.-e O. pe- es-. ~ :Aee.
case. Can tel ia I've rir--e. z Sz-asls.
cs-~ n sry rsse. n c-s tresreri.
SDf~r- ~ rAE--i n. r--c e svsry cAse.
Dt~rHstGfG EA4--i car c1-e !. even csse
sHo>CHirI. AsD tCS6 TROUBLE esr.1
'.un eat<rrt ear Be cs-se-
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
co-, CO &c iRcS zecucEo
AIss That On steel Esil.-Anti-Iusor.s E
rsx Nee isue-ie..

wAsHISG.ox, Jan = Tie ;a.is debate
Ia. bsea eo1c,-3et - ,a- e. I. rs.s-s. C
.ke .G..5z.. .cAs4--s- TIE :s-,e :o- =
,sring .=.e1t==-:. ;ea.s: =; So =
.s-Ersay. when 'he 3o=-. scok recess
a; ,ea.: iDe aIaeaarns.:s <e-s .h-- ~
lie committee REVISED Z. acton ot
sees s.o s-i -Ns. cae tine e. irss ro5,
- 3 iGto s5e-: - A1- s13 TIE vc5.-u
scci. 20 60 i-.;o e:.eSt CT IsS = Ths>-z.
seocc 2si>sec cy -c1sus= {! tToS.t g. tie
-zT. % the Republicans uko vstei 81 TIE
ic-I..er SScesio2 70 have :rSe wcci 80 ;--to
st-ec. i-.nei.a;ei: GPoa ,.s Yassa-s c.
sts BIZ. The tuty 81 rig iEoa va -
S.csG 20 - per ce-t al va,o.e.. a-G - a
y. s;ee. rai.> - The >aT.s Ter cent. te.c- :
cut. from ;hs 1-iyiaa. Gil. c. - sr6 ;
,.I eert- respectively. An attempt .: .Ls
committee 20 .-c-essss TIE duty oa ta-.sy
sae barley .lal: -. osat. was defeated
y So ,. n arr.vi--- A rule we- s1cp:-
&c authorizing :Ee c..er.a- .: the income
.sN measure az 81 sn.s-cn,ea. 70 TIE
ts-ia s.ii and &c: q :lal vote c. ne
~ao,e qass.:o. THURSDAY. Feb :. IAs
A-;i-iacoa.e takers a.;5->te-eG li:..s, ea5
se-e .aows1 Under
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
STRUCK 4 sSsS 1T LAST.
The Bsadiing Brothers Show The Coward
ice Of . Mob

Here the rioters mat determined resist
a-ce and were eteeked With repeating
Winchester Tifes 4 their aaads Thomas
z. William and Harry Bedding stood
their ground ard opened fire upon Ire
mob as it advanced They fired .o1r
volleys in quick succession, fatally wcuni-
ing one and iniuring half dozen others.
Afie. the fourth voI,ey The rioters ;urne!
and fed precip.ia;ely down tie hill At
tbs moment a train bearing Sheriff Rich
z-ds and forty deputies pnliei into Bead
ling and the o:iicer= quickly alighti-g
started il pursuit Q: tie rioters, firing as
they ran The chase was lcu- and hot
one. bGt finally SIXTEEN were cyer,akso
AID captured
Prer!ous to this tie mob had started ont
10 stop all work in the Mansfield district
and 20 burn, IL necessary in the accomplish
nent of .heis object, all the coal property.
They first went 70 the Armstrong mine.
Jus, outside Il Woodville Ttey threw a
yoiley 0: stones through the windows ot
tie tippie-kouse. Attracted BIZ the shouts
0. the attacking u.sa the miners issued
forth from che pits. when they were Sc.
upon, beaten, and compelled 20 Zee for
their lives. None Of them was seriously
hurt Then with increased numbers they
marched 70 the Steea corupany's mines
but found the working force there too
large 20 be attacked, with certainty ,: VIC
tory.
50 they weDt by. cortent;nz them selves
with volleys Of curses on the rler at WORK
They next attacked the Fitts5u-z Fuel
company. WORKS and drove the miner.
away. many being hurt. Then they threw
cars from the t,ppis and committed other
similar acts of vandalism Reaching TIE
Block Coal cornpanys works st Federal
chey drove the men from work and thea
went to the Wicks and Beachnoat mines.
destroying property all s!oaz the route
I En- route 20 the mines Of A J. Shuttle s
Z Co the mob wrecked the store building Of
c. r. Mayer and capped the climax Of vaa-
Salism short time later
When they reached Sh1..e's works they
forced their way into the Office and over
turning the stove set FIRE 20 ;he building.
Then procuring oil they poured /, over the
tippie and with brands from the turuiu z
Office soon had the tipp.e blazing from !
score Of different places. The Pan Handle
compe1ys works suffered rext Here the
mob also Grer the tippie after compelling
the miners TO fee for their lives. Leaving
destruction in its wake the mob thea took
up the msrch 20 the Beading mine. and
here they met the surprise of the day.
given them BY the Beading brothers as
narrated in tie foregoing Deputies were
immediately put on guard at ali the min
ing properties in the district and every
preparation was made to give the mob .
very warm reception if they make any
mo.e demonstrations.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
ccxEv's .ssESElcx cHJssoE
He Espeets the Lord TO Provids Hi. o..
With Food.

MAss,ILos. o. Jan 2e-wheo J. s
Coxey announced the other day that ee
would organize an army and march :ron
Ohio 70 Washington 20 demand the issue
Of t5co. 900 Of treasury notes the ie-
c;ared purpose was looked upon as thz
whimsi al ides Of rich man very much IN
earnest The uhvafnisted facs =, how
ever, that Coxey Is spending = great dea.
u money in shaping this programme for
practical execution Coxey said:
you'll and that when We reach Wash
:ngton May We1i have i09.00l men Well
not take dollar with Us, and instead OF
muske:s every man viii carry q white flag
with the words: Peace On Earth, Goc1
Will Toward Men. but Death 20 Interest
Bearing Bonds No criminals OF an
archises viii be allowed TO mingie with rs.
We will depend entirely upon the entkasi-
aAm Of the down-tgoddea people sor the
secessasies Of life" When asked what ne
would do with his army Of 10000 people
when be struck some town Of 1000 people
for the night. he declared it his belief
that the Lord would provide.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
co<o.rgox OF Mr. c.iIos

Almost Hopeless but His Physicians Do
Not Yet Despair
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2a--There has tsen
no marked change IN :hs condition Of
George w Chiids lie has had periods .:
Inconsistencies. bu: as these have occurred
for several days pas. they are 10. nec=s
ssrily regarded as symptoms Of TIE sp-
rruachirg end That his recovery - almS=s
hopeless is generally conceded. but Ms
physicians 10 no. setssy any indications
that they have given UP all hope
Toward night AR. cti,ds vas resting
quietly end during the evening there was
no apparent change. AZ midnight his
physicians issued the following bulletin
There has been 10 change in Nr. Chsids
condition
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
paRmarr-u SALE

Byrtrsue Of speeisl execution ard fee b.ll No
rslS ieeued c-tof the clerks c1ce cs the circuit
-ou-s OF Rock Islsnd county. Ard state Of !rrois.
nd to ne directed. vkerehyI an commanded 70
-,ske the amount Of certain fudgmecf recently
oh..ired s-aiaefC c W. Noeh~r in ssTor OF The
Peoples Na,ior. al Bsnk cf Focs I.lsod. II .oat o'
re lsrSe. ,srera~ns.. Fooie and chEIies % the
~tid eesersfsnr. G. ". Gesher- ! have levied
gpen the following properly tout,: Al thai Pa-,
sr PORTION Of Biz I.farc lying IN Fork :ver tsat
,.s be,wssu th- we<, line of the rS-ht ef way of
ne pocx Islani sna P.oria R.iiway comrary.
.ra the cas-. line of section nrmbt- fifteen rs and
.vrn,y-.ro ,s.sl in tswr.hfp ru1oe- -eveutsen
~, ro-fa -aaye two fsj we<s Of the fourth rrir-
rfrai raeridian. il TIE county OF kcSk lslA-t n
Tsers,cfe. recording o.aid command I ehall ex
oee scs eae psbIic auction all the rsSh:. tifls
nd trssree. Of the shove nsmed- c. ". &oshs,
ir ard 20 the .5ore described pr'reny. II rri
law tie ssh dsy Of January. az 6cio K p N
8, the roth door cs the Coast Ho1se. ia the
citv OF Rock Islam. IN the coznfy o. Rock ielsnc
and .,s:e Of lrroi.. For eseh in hand, 20 eAsief,
said Exsc ton and fee BILL
Dased a Rock lelznd this .r3 day ef 1.luary
A n fssa CYRUS D GOgpoN.
sheriff Of Rock f>isId County. Hiinois-
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

co.s 1t sac 20 ce ohe Of the triunpas
q .he expo>i.ioa-
Bs~ the Grs.nAs Lss&.
n<fe - TO spcs more picturesouely
BEAUTIFUL in America than the site Of the
fair. situated in Golden Gate park, there
b charm Of landscape in the surround
ing hill and valley which /. pleasing to
ceho.i- Nearly al lands have contributed
their choices. lowers act shrubs to the
landscape II she grounds. The fair proper
-nclrie> more than one hundred acres in
he renfe- Il the park In TIE decoration
u the grounds .ke cnrpos< Hhich gov
trret she character u ths buildings :.
shSun. vis.; simplicity combined with
srtiss;c effect PAln. Are 20 be
seea everywhere. and eastern Wis
isors may even see here the
plants snd :rees which dcart.h in their
swr homes mingled with :he shubbe-y OF
foreign tropical ciimes There are two
fcuatains oc the grounds. one IN front os
she Administration building. al.ego-ical
u Design. the o-hertsoe The Manufactures
building. being tse electrical fountain
which played on summer nights TO the
sai1c2t:oa .. Chicago crowds -aepcus
wi.a aresei criiSes leading over them.
are .c>Afed in different portions Of tie
{ Scoua3~
Has Midway, Tes.
Midway plaiSAnoe. which was one of the
chief attractions az Chicago. = also a
r-orlinea; factor in the san FranciSco ex-
k.6..;ol While the curious corciorler..
tiec Q: exhibits. foreign buildings. dancing
rsvI.ion>. &c. has net ys. keen central
..ei ;- any one locality. its sdjEnc-- are
&c te seen u various part. .. the city. az
Californian. hope that >cch an s.ran-e-
msCt vii. he an ADVANTAGE 20 lie far
The Is: Of the>e atrracsic-s appears 70
have been entirely copied from The guide
eook. Q. the Columbian exposition Tie
rrster ct vienna : rsrEotacei n rniuis
tu.e. ;he Turkish. japanese. Ch.-s-s an.
- her orisrta, villages with .hs.. cafes.
slS theatres. are Al. &c &c fo-ai within
TIE domains .: the city. From an .ern!-
reace raise the ruins q Hei5elbe-s castle.
sA..s Clusters. &; sts base a.r the cla.-.
homes CT . Ge,nl.- village There !. 4
vi.c ANNA. exs:t.; rear the grounds. -oi
"a, :E3-2 which are tie Hawaiian v...az
e.&
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
q MAN
5aiasFa, 5siessEFa Rock Islssl ( Pacific R7.

ne i-rc: ao-.e - "a .c0-a CscxS, yci.-. Dram
ezra. IA Sale. aoitce, R5Ss Is,zni & fL-,So-S
lST--ro--- G-sz.le, cs.zE$- CssEIcssa. l..
3a--zes Nizfe-zz:- ar:aho., Ea-.za and Ccz-c..
slr1s. I. IOWA; Minneapolis szi 5, Phi n MN.
N.-~fi IA: Ns.srtoEl sa5 ssrz- FE,fs, in DAKOTA
.-ne-r1- 6. Joserh ana Ks-s.s cis-. Il ,-isSa,aI
a-1--a LDco.a- Fsi-t szy r-si ,se.su- 4 ,.sP.sXa
.:7ts-9-- Leavearo-th. Eo:.o2- Tuyct7 Isa.-A.-s,-
Ec.i;a- Deiisriie. Abilene, Dsss. Cay. C.idse r
SASsas: K.nSeshsr. E, Esro sra ,:i.co II r,-ryrA.
fSi-slIcsf; Denver, COle--so srr5uss .nd f-erso
COLORADO. z-.e-sss fs- a-ecs c. rsca lsr--.:s,
ID grazing lands. sso.I.sg the b. <xc...:ss Q. f-,r
c-1urcs.ioc TO a. towr. s,3 ss.ses eaz; a-.i r.s,
-'E~ss ara so1ihsess of C.ic-.o S-i - sss.c ss
ts-s - -s:.iS seay-xsA
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
The Bill ASasn., Carlisle.

WASHINGTON, Jan. p-Sovere:cr's bill,
against Carlisle s>ks ;aa. the secretary
sn6 his ccnfederates" may be require 20
make answer or oath under wha. bass o.:
statute or Of necessity they claim she s.gA:
30 issue the bonds specified II the recent
treasury circular. and TO specifically
answer whether such bonds are 20 be n.a3e
payable In United States gold cola Q. CHI
erwi.e AID why the necessities. Z. any. sx-
sting. should rot be met by the coins -
Of silver row i. :he possession ot the ee-
psrtmeat. and dye>pectaiiy why u ss,p-t
po.et 70 sci, bonds 20 4 greater amount tran
!. required 20 make up the deficit n tas
hundred million gold reserve. The q1=s-
toe o: admission Of the bill in co1r: " j.
bx argued today
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

WssE-NcToS "a. - The reSo-- :: TIE
judiciary committee u :hs RESTITUTION 5e
e!s..ns 6if.ersa-s :: op!nioa WITH Secretary
Carlisle regarding tie V-o;o-e- gse o.
Ino.ey ot:a:as! cy TIE sale .: bonds gives
sfecia! st:er-.oc &C iEs argument c: ;hs
secretary TIA, :-o1sy = :ae t.sa.z:T 70:
.:he-~.se approp-a.s." co1i6 De -se3 tor
running expenses Tie rero.: says that
shs y.oce-i. :. to-1 .>>ce srs ether
~.ss ap2ro3-:zts-." e. TIE Ies-E.-.oE act
specifically limited ,tcss pycc==-: &c r.
.es...nS oS-.s
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
Complete
Manhood
and how to attain It.

~ lest MEDICAL wo:k that tells tie ca.see,
describes the ese-ts. points The remedy. Ta.s
= sc:eai. .csliy ;hs ros, variable. a-,Is..es,ly
Trs1-ei for !ea-s; s5 Eags>..@verg page bearing
h-it-tose illustration II ;iG-s- Some of .1e
sus5ects treated Are Ne-~ozs De5-ity. In2o-
teacy. >:eriiity. D.velo2sze,t. varicocele,
The H1ss-ni- ! Tho-s..7aiea6iae Marriage. etc.
Every man -ho wo1ld k.o~ the srszd tre;hs,
the pain facts. the Old secrets. and the new
eSscoverieso Of medical .c'e1ce as applied to
Ea-d q life .ho w5ul9 s-oce f3r past foliiee
so6 avoid iG.--e pitfalls saoald wrife for hi.
wJ-de.t1l LIZZIE BOOK II vii be Sent free
un6s-s se.l- Address the gEb,i<he-.
s-', Xer.cSi 30 furaioN !
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

wAsEi>SIoS- Iaa- s-Rspreseats,ive
BALDWIN. Of Minnesota who dispatches =
,o.; va. burned Il s.ssy az Duluth. Miun-.
ss.c the operation had produce; nc Iai-
AID discomfort az Ihis saj u TIE ..n= l.
sss az i-ci6sur which ks te..sve. ha-
Zee. perverted Ec1 exaggerated by the
teie--aphic reports. lie ws- satisfied ina.
the crowd whateys: i might have been IL
s:ze. was COMPOSE. altogether OF Rep=5-
lica.s, o. tts ground that Democrats gho
wert into r5at SCI. :: ;ki.g CEASE 20 -
O@.ra,~z.S
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

rGysscIa3s eeaerally f.si 60 reco-cize
sae importance Of this fact. but treat tlss
wan i->e instead Of TIE cause OF the rrcurle
i e noted specialist, Franklin Miles .. d
Ia r na- given the greater 1Arr Of his tfG
"a -tre study Of this sub ies-. and -he rrin ina
--.-sJ-.re> concerning il are due 20 his etfoyrS
Dr. Miles Restorative Sers.ra. the uu-i-
vailed brain ana nerve fool. * prepared On the
principle that all nervous and many other
Il aii1-Eitis=s originate from disorders Of the
uesKete3tcrs- It's wonderful success In c,r.aC
ttese Disorders IS testified to Sy thousands IN
every par. OF the land
Ee>-o-1tivs Ne.viaa cures slesplssSaeS>
g---'oslS pTus>tra.sorl. dizziness. hys5e-is. sex
IA. cesA!lgy- -. NItus Gsnt,e. ep..eusy, etc I
: s-s-- fTC-li opiates or dz-lccrou, Gr1-s- /
= s1sd u- Positive Cuaranre-. hv all drlz-
zi-cs. or Se7t direct by the Dr. Miles Nedirsl
Co. EiNhart. Ind on recesu, Of pr.cs II pe-
soSt.e SIX s-Jtt.ss fer 50 express oEep2.S
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29

vitality necessary to in
Eur,- their health The
Dueuu,ocasrric nerve. a.
Shcsn here. may he said
~ =. the MOS. imDor
q the entire nerve sy.-
.en- ss it supplies the
heart. Lungs, stomach.
DowSlS- etc. with the
nerve force necessary 30
keep them active and
healthy. As will be seen
hy the cut the long Eerve
..e-cending from TN Q
base OF the brain and
terminating in the bow
el> .-tle pneumo<asI.tc,
v-Hi.e the numerous lit,
;.e branches Supply the,
heart. lungs and stoTn-'
sch with necessary VIZ
.a,icy- When the brain
hscpuzcs in any way dis
ofJerei by irr;caosifty
o. exhaustion. tie nerve
fore Chich Il supplies
: is>>e1ei. aud the Or
-aC- receiving the ci-
135ni-tscci supply are coz
-l.f7Ieltiv vea rSnesi.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
The Human Electrical Forces
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

The electrical force Of the hrn.a coi-. e
.,le rerre fluid may b. -sx1ed. l. an csse-
cizuy attractive department o. scisac7. - i
eNe-tz % marked an iri.u 71ce On tic hcz4U
OF t-fa organs ct the ou2y. NerSs fSTxe Il
pFuiucef hy the brain and conveyed =
means Of the nerves TO the veriol. oTESrs O
r.s. b.l.- thu. Supr,lyiu.- rLs latter with c,.s
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
AGRICULTURAL BcIio:yA cAlxFoRxIA Ex.
poss.lOy

SER taxed a. they 7eve: were iesose and
notwithstanding 81. fact that companies
ssa made they believed. smp,e prepa.,-
tioz- for The erzsi. !, rs. Gar greater shan
;Asy lad Anticipated. az. every avsi.Ab.e
car tad 20 - brought into service.
TIE scers az -he gste. o.. the exposition
va. one .o1s 20 be remembered Thou
ss-d. there .ee-neS. 20 be &c :eveyi>h haste
tc set within AID a. they pushed through
h. ;usu>;iie- .hey made t.eAk Cor Recre-
s,.c-. .rog.d.. whore a s.snt stand lad
teen erected and where the ceremonies
we're &c take pisce- Tai. stan: Accommo-
ca;et or people. srt ua. occupied in io-
ereG.b.y sEo.t srsce o: time Tie N;dwin-
se: :Ai: ssri. Iowa >-Ate band. All three
o;te. hs-l- we're ia s.:e-tanee and put
tie spectators :. coo- E-z.o. by rer1e..cS Z
seye-a. fS-s.o.ic sele--.o.. before th- ex-
s:c.se. sonn.-ocei
President of the Dag.
Tie fr.; speaker YES Jane. D. phelan.
p-s>sien- os ;As Ga!. who spoke Of the
great enterprise in Eo2o: which the csle-
e.Ati5- &C tie day "a. beng held an5
oc=--s-aia-ei ;hs People q. >sr Fra.c:.-o
az Cah.5-lls on uks- "a. tau. far b-ea
6os= s-1 vka; ~oc.i Yet he accomplished
Tie ssesSe- ~ss followed by the Rev
E..kop Wi...Er. ? Nicko... who ot.e-e.
sssys- tst vs-. cc--s,.r.e c: people re
mann. u E.-f'cc::E.ly s..e-es uai.l he h.4
ec-cssssl Tter cane .TA-d eko.z. o:
-Are-.ca hy 30 So.ce.. tk. crowd ,oic.
q. -hs rt.ssin.
j. crI.er TIA. tse iezutie. aud eccen.
t-.c.ties :. ;Ee ChisA-p fair may be more
.rrliy ..lr.z-fei -poa the r...a4. % the
,scgi. 9. -kt sca.- tie fnaEsseasef, o: the
E.Ggiats- :a.- la. .sen IL 20 Pattern
e.-e- l--.T :: -. attraction. S:-piayei "a
:ss y.1.se gaze :. tie .r3lot. n jAckssa
Rock Island Argus., 1894-01-29
As,saes sae VS7Ieo1 1Siii. I.

CotrNsrA. s. c., Jan CDR. Sampson
Pope. candidate for governor. and one Of
the leaders Of the reform Democrats Of
ehe state, has come out against the Wilson
bill and in favor Of protectiSp 70 American
Industries