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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Children Cry fo'
Pitchers Cast0Pia,
Pure Food.

Butterine is mach abused product
As 4 matter of fact it is pure sweet
wholesome. and infinitely prefera BILE to
correspondent of this paper recently
visited the factory owned and operated
by the Armour Packing Co. OF Kansas
vertised Silver Churn ButteriEe A
five story building is perfectly fitted
for the scientific preparation of this
food product Everything is spotlessly
clean: all appliances are the latest and
most improved. and every precaution i
taken to secure the production of an
absolutely pure and Wholesome food.
All processes are under the direction OF
foreign chemist who has made the
skillful com bination OF pure sweet fats
the study OF his life. He pays as much
attention TO details as does the most
fastidious housekeeper 10 her cooking
! The result Is that Silver Churn Butter
inc i ever fresh. fragrant and delicious
"a dainty delicacy for the table.
Scientific experts endorse the new
food:
Prof. Charles Chandler. of New York
City. says: The product Is palatable
and wholesome and i regard it as a
most valuable article of food
Prof. J. S. ". Arnold. Medical De-
partment- University of New York.
says: "A blessing for the poor. and in
every way a perfectly pure. wholesome
and palatable article OF food"
For sale by H. Tremann & Sons.
corner 18th street and Third ave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
THE PROBLEM OF CONVICT LABOR.
One That the Illinois Fesie of Labor
l. Going tn Tackle.

BELLEvILLE. Oct. ln.-The annual CON
ference Of the Illinois Federation of Labor
opened here with representatives of ten
central labor organizations and many local
unions in attendance. The deliberations
of the assembly will be watched with
more than usual interest by the labor
bodies throughout the country. owing 10
the fact that action will be taken on the
question of how To stop the manufacture
of g,-sis in the state penal institutions,
which has long agitatssi the labor world
In his annual address NJ. III. Madden.
president of the federation spoke Of this
question one very important to wage
workers. Among other questions which
will be brought up for discussion are the
election of federal judges by the people.
government ownership of railways, the
telegraph and telephone; the pleiging of
congressional and legislative candidates 10
work for legislation demanded by organ
lied labor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
HIS NATIVITY SORT o. SCATTERED.
No Wonder the Russian Government Made
a Mistake of Ideut;ty

WASHINGTON. Oct 1o-Nicholas FreCier-
ickson. claiming TO be an American ciri-
zen, who was seized and imprisoned in
Russia and afterwards made his escape
called al the state department in further
anoe % q claim for indemnity fo- Illegal
arrest Frederickson asserts that he WIS
born on shipboard in Persian waters. Of a
Swedish father and a half bressd Es9uino
mother. He resided in Alaska when the
territory was acquired by the United
states and 50 became an American. He
was AZ school in Chicago during his boy
hood and returned there during the
Worlds fair TO work as a nachinist-
At the time he took out naturalization
papers 10 meet q refusal by the authorities
Ia Alaska 10 recognize his citizenship In
Russia last winter he was arrested and
imprisoned as deserter Later he was
set free and kept under surveillance. Again
he was imprisoned, and this time he man.
aged to escape and make his way TO New
York The impression conveyed BIZ the
mans story Is that he suffered from case
Of mistaken identity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Eeitou,

You msy puzzle = icnytiue over thai VOID he
fore YOU tie bo< - pronou-cs it Take the ias'
4, n, Er-. and resd bickw aids aud yol have the
fsmi lar worl - o,ice." Thas il might puzzle
You TO learn ihs' "Yrevocsid Iacidem Nsd0g'
curses ircipien: ccnsanptioi and all scr5faloue
Impurities of the blood. and Is = sure remedy 70,
piles. ekin affections and all comp aints dae to
de,snsed liver. Take the riglt hanc end CT yogr
title az read backwards and Jon hsve the Gold
Ell Medical Discovery tie nous prepsrs; OF
OF DR.. Pierce, o. 40. Get hold Of disease by
the riga: end. Ton; wal, till the undertaken i
the ouly man that czn do anything. &C. NJ T..
cares consumption. lang scrofgla when AIKEN in
The earl stag : Of he cisesse.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Mcyeagh speaks at bingham.

EFFINGHAM, Ills, Oct 10.-The Dcmoc-
racy Of this county turned out in numbers
to hear Hon Franklin McVeagh. The
orator confined himself exclusively to the
tariff question, describing ii as the great
issue. nlssie 50 by the political events of
the past eight or ten years. The sugar
trust was e1haustively treated, the speaker
declaring that Mckinley was the father
of the sugar trust.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
PUTS TRUMsuLL DOWN = PoPuusT.
Tanbeneek Counts on the Judge Since His
Chicago speech.


WASHINGTON. Oct l0.-Chair,nan Tan
beneck. Of the Populists- after reading the
speech delivered by Judge Lyman Trum-
bull before the Populist mass-meeting in
Central Music hall at Chicago. said /:
Judge Trumbulls speech VIII cause
more people 10 think and Rad on the lines
OF the Omaha platform than any other
speech heretofore delivered in the state of
Illinois \ person need not read between
the lines to know how Judge Trumbull
Will vote next November. He i with the
Peoples party on every fundamental prin-
ciple they advocate His references to the
money power ara grand and viii make
thousands OF converts for the Peoples
party in this campaign
IF I Were a naeinlssr Of the next ulinOi,
general assembly / should not in the least
hesitate to vote for Judge Trunbull for
the | nited States senate he and Senator
Jones are the two great acoessions TO our
party in the west this year
Is there any organized movement in
the People sparty TO make Judge Trunbull
the candidate for senator
NO. think not. On that subject can
only say that If l Were a member Of the
next Illinois legislature should be will
ing TO vote for him, and cannot say more
than this without mourning the risk of
compromising our candidates for the Iegis-
latUre
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Celebrated the Chicago Fire.

CHICAGO, Oct i0.-Yesterday was the
twenty-third annual anniversary of the
wave of destruction that swept the city
practically and Of existence. II was cele-
brated by the First regiment /. N G. who
held a parade In honor Of the reopening of
their arInory which was Quilted by fire a
year or so ago and, like Chicago has been
rebuilt with improvements; by the Mar
quette club. which gave a banquet fol
lowed by speeches. the guest of honor be-
ing Senator Allison; by parade of the
Worlds fair New Liberty bell on its hand
some new truck. the guard; by the Union
League club which was addressed by Car.
roll d. Wright, commissioner Of iabor, and
by various other organizations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Joint Debate in Nebraska.

OMAHA, Oct. 10.-Hon- John NJ Thurs
ton. fo-the. Republicans. and Congressman
". J. Bryan, for the Democrats, are to en-
gage in a series OF debates on the relative
merits OF their respective parties on silver
After a lengthy correspondence Thurston
has accepted Bryan's challenge and named
Oct. IS, at Lincoln. and Oct. IS. at Omaha
and further said: The debate to proceed
in an argumentative manner. neither
speaker 10 be interrupted or questioned by
his opponent or any other person. Minor
details to be arranged by joint commit.
tee Of six"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
VAN LEUVEN'SCASE
Pension Rascality Unearthed
by Some Letters.
GREASE FOR EXAMINING BOARDS.

1t was Obtained from Claimants as . Mat
ter That Wa Quite in the Re Kuiar Order
-Diseasc. Of All Kinds Certified to .-fOr
Consideration Ascending to Quantity
And 9uaiity-Expose of Very sinful PEN
sion Doing~
DUBUQUE. Ia. Oct i0-Special Exam
;ner E +. Waite. of the pension bureau,
In obedience to the onier To Judge Shiras
in the Federal court, has filed the dCcu-
nlents Captured in the famous tin box in
Pension Agent George NJ Van Leuyen's
private Office AZ Lime Springs. Ia These
documents are mostly in the form of cor
dependence. discriminating upon its face,
Setween Van Leuven and certain boards
Of medical examiners with whom he hld
relations- Nearly all of the numerous in
dic;ments found acs.ins, the pension at
to-ney are based on these letters In all
about 100 papers are fled Some Of these
letters are 10 pension claimants whom
Van Lsuven advised 10 ''grcase the mem
bers of the boacis in orier 10 have their
examinations so through smoothly.
.sirea>ins" Was n Usual Thing.
Others are letters between the. agent and
che surgeons in which terms sre agreed
on for raising ratings. and fixing up the
papers in the case IL appears that Van
Leuyen gave claimants - understand that
this payment III money 20 medical examin-
ers WAS the usual thing. established b.
long practice. and il does nos appear TIA,
there WAS, a. a rule, corrupt intent on the
part Of the claimant. In many cases the
applicants repuGlare rur>c Of the aile-a-
tons st forth in the papers prepared by
Seir energetic attorney, saying that they
werc mis- I'll as - the contents Of the APP
plicafions they had signed Some OF the
documents show that aitidavits as TO ply
steal disability Were bought from phyS;
! clans az an average rate o: about 81 cents
line.
Didn't oacte High Enough Price.
One letter makes an offer 10 a physician
| a. Lincoln. Ncb.. TO pay - for an affidavit
covering disease Of II. stomach. deafness,
| rheumatism and heart disease The doctor
sent the a,fidaviv- bl, demanded $40 for
/ il This physician. who's name i not re
yealeSi. has since testified that he has made
a large number of atfiayits and that his
price ranged from - 70 $40 Af,idaviEs
werc nads ~ cover nearly all the diseases
known and in order 10 get the applicants
! before examining boards with whom
he was friendly Van Lcuyen was &c
cu>sOined 10 have them swear 70 residence
/ in Lime Springs, Cresco, and other neigh,
/ boring points
Rather stuns the Defense.
Printed forms were used for aftidavits-
and the claimants were asked to copy these
in their own handwriting and sign them
Many did 50 not Mailing what they Wen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
FORTY VETERANS MURDERED.
Result of Investigation Of . Recent Grim,
at DAYTON. O.

DAYTON, o, Oct lo.-Police search for
perpetrators of the two recent murierers
Of veterans Of the Soldiers home on pen
sion day develops the fact tina, forty old
soldiers have been robbed and murdered
at the National Military Home here and
only passing notice taken of the crimes.
The Grand Army is taking hold of the
matter, and the feeling exists tina, the
government should place detectives here
TO collect evidence against murierers who
have grown rich by robbing the veterans.
Local police authorities can go no further
than to give pointers that will surely lead
20 the arrest and conviction of the guilty
ones
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Mckinley Much in Demand.

CoLTNBUs. o., Oct Io.-Thc demand for
Governor Mckinley to make speeches this
fall is 80 10 speak. greater than the sup
ply; IL would take several Mckinleys to
NIL all the dates for which ne is wanted
The latest call for him is from Louisiana
L he governor has not sen the letter. il
having been received since his departure
on his western tour. He however left in
struc,ions with his private secretary 10 de-
cline all invitations in his absence and the
SECRETARY has done 30, giving as reasons
that the dates OF the governor are full to
she close OF the camna!cn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Anti-Hiu Ticket Nominated.

NEW YORK, Oct lo--The third ticket
party at a meeting held last evening at
the Offices of E. NJ Shepard, decided to
nominate the following ticket: For gov
ernor, Everett p. Wheeler, of New York
city; lieutenant governor Daniel NJ. Lock.
wood, of Buffalo; judge of the court of ap-
peals, Charles +. Brown. of Orange coun.
ty. n. Y. Everett p. Wheeler has an
nounced his acceptance of the nomination.
Shepard said that Brown and Lockwood
would also accept the nomination
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
3SYNDlCATE 4
SPECULATION
IN STOCKS, BONDS, ETC.
SAFEST ,o- modern investors.

SAFEST fo- modern iuvestor-
LARGEST Rsturus o, tie Investment
NO kSov-EpsE 0. speculation necessary
Prom go 20 500 can he invested With
more ihan usual degree O! szfeiy. o. al rrsassc-
lions are mace By competent exper OF long eI-
perienee and uDqe-tionsd ability Dividends
pay able Inoa.hly- All money 20 yorr c-eoi. osn
Dc viihora~L fir-t Cay Of any month Dividends
car be retryesttd 80 =. to ei the ben.f- Ct CON-
pound interest 500 ST per cent per month.
corn3o-nn !ufe-est To- yesrs. s1no-r.s 20 owe:
$i,po 500 e. 70 Der cent per month. compound
'sfee, Tor years. arnozrts 70 over s2Iso- SO
ri 20 per cent Ter month. compound iutz;es. 70,
years, srno1E;s 70 over <1.so.
Our RECORD OF DIVIDENDS FOR 1894:
Jan ls9,. 10 per cent NAV. 1894. IS per cen;
FEB isai per cent June. 1894, per cent
MAJ ,siiJ per cent July. 1Ssi, - per cett
Apr. 1894 roper cent Aug. 1894. 100 Per cent
Jvly and Angus, dividend. the result OF the
fSpid advance N corn Cor seryEiiye. sSfe. re-
sponsioie. Established August l-sg. Bank ref
ererce. oar pfesider; has been for Is yesrs the
preside cf one Of our national hanks. Money
can be .eri by exyree. CT post Off e money Or
der. or New York draft. payable to tie Trsee-s'
syroica.e. OF L. II Ro5d. 'reasrre-. Full ysr.ic-
u .-s mailed fee a--gitca.io-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
shiploasis Of Negroes 70 Leave.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.-Secretary and
General Manager T. Pentlarge, of the New
African Steamship company, which has
an Office at go Walnut street, said that he
had contracted for six steamships for the
company and that the first would sail
from here on Nov. l. This company pro.
poses 70 carry negroes from the United
States to Liberia to form a big COLONY
fhora
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

uress TO a large audience lie made pub
lie his reasons for deserting the Rspubli-
can party and proclaimed his allegiance to
the Populist party, which he does because
he believes in fr.-e silver az the old ratio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
VIII Open Another Campai-n.

NEv YoE.S. Oct I0.-Governor McKin-
by. Of Ohio has accepted rhc invitation OF
the state Republican committee 10 open
the campaign with a speech at Buffalo
Thursday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

Wheel Baby was sick, We gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss she chung to Cas.oria.
When she bad Children. she gave them CAssorts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Paint. on and y.rn,.b 9. co.,.;,-

Boston, Oct 10.-Oyer 100 delegates as.
sembled at Hotel Vendome and opened
the annual convention of the National
Paint, Oil and Varnish association. which
Is to continue throughout three days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

LINCOLN, Ills. Oct. lo.-Vicc President
Stevenson arrived last evening. His COM
ing was unannounced. consequently there
WAS no demonstration
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Cobb Renom:naied to Congress.

ST. LoUIs. Oct io.-Hon. seth W. Cobb
was renoninatoi for congress by accla-
nation by the Democratic convention of
the Twelfth congressional district of Mis-
Sg.i-i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

DENVER, Oct. 10.-Last night at Coliseum
hall l. n. Stevens, who . few days ago re-
signed his position - chairman Il the
Republican city committee. made IN sd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

NEW YORK. Oct. 10-The Committee Of
Seventy has nominated William L. Strong
for mayor, John w. Goff for recorder, and
Judge Beekman for judge Of the superior
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
POLITICAL po,Ncs.
Latest Work OF the Leaders In the Con-
test.

MINIATURES. Oct. Io-After making
speeches at ReIi>burg. Barahoo, and Lodi.
Governor Mckinley arrived at Madison
and spoke 70 an audience Of several thou
sand in the gymnasium building of the
state university. The students to the
number of several hundres: formed in
double column, and followed by local and
visiting clubs marched beside and in the
rear Of the carriages Ia the university. Mr..
&. NJ. Sheldon. president of the University
League clubs, presided and presented Nc
kinley, who WAS received with boisteroas
demonstrations. He said that in a speech
delivered At Madison two years agu ne had
predicted the results that would follow the
election OF the Democratic free trade party,
and every prediction then made had been
justified.
Villas Listens to the Speech.
An incident occurred when Governor
Mckinley began n reply TO speech made
IL Madison by United States Senator
Villas i was handed. - he began as
came into this hall copy of a speech
made by Senator Villas in this city on
Sept. e" \ scene OF confusion ensued
Some one espieSl Villas seated in an obscure
place on n stairway near the stage, and
several in the audience yelled derisivcly at
him and some cried: Put him out +"
Mckinley after some effort quoted the
disturbers and proceeded he paid a
high compliment To the first aGminisrra-
sion Of President Cleveland. but claimed
that the reduction OF governmental ex-
penses and the general prosperity during
that administration were due 70 the fact
thar Cleveland was then executing Repub-
hcan laws
On the Road to the Illinois Capital
Darkness fell soon after the train left
Madison. and the run To Milwaukee was
practically uninterrupted. although there
were crowds AZ several of the stations. to
whom Mckinley showed himself The
speaking her. last night was in Schlitz'
park. which held an audience of several
thousands, and WAS fully up 10 the highest
mark Of enthusiasm set by any of the
western audiences \ special train took
the governor TO Chicago AT 1879 p. IN.
from which place he goes n O'Clock in
the morning TO Springfield by way of
Joliet and Peoria
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

It Wa Obtained from Claimants a. . Mat
ter That WAs Quite in the Regular Order
-DiSeascs Of All Kinds Certified TO -fOr
Consideration According to Quantity
And 0uaiity-Expose Of Very Sinful Pen
sion Doing~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10

sD>1y. sr2.ly ezee7; szsssy. -+los,- ,o-.s
.Got-s SOFIA x-e east No. e r--s bS,ve<r
Gear Rxp.:. A. West L-1s.;y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-10-10
Didn't oucte High Enough Price.

Printed forms were usej for affidavits
and the claimants Were asked TO copy these
in their own handwriting and sign them
Many did 50. not realizing what they were
doing. The filing Of the papers Is quite a
sumner 10 che defense, which did no. want
them made public, is idea being simply
20 get access TO them
The Republican journal., 1894-02-22
A CURIOUS CALCULATION.
Around the World FOG lines.

An eminent phy.i,.ian las made a ..tyrin,1s
,,,.,,har.t;aai f',l,,l,,, 4 ,p5
'''"' ~ q '''' ne W y SANHiS rs
tIt. shows That III 4 ii,stttn.. WI Yl u ,rs
H.. ,,tr,,d >. J. .t,r,,,',IE ,h..
- '''Oo'i a. y taN>' iii '',' nF's' n
throWn a distance N a.l.'t. N NJ 4 i. Whlch,
n a continuous stream. wu,ild reach around
IL. ,orya .,n ,,,,..
Gay W. y ="
A'.ilns III VleN tins N'li tnit STRAIN on
l,.44,eart An takil.u r,rn qpI.,4trt:flon NM
nina l. .o,,a;,.n, -, ,.,.,.,.,x.tt .,1,a
"'''i9e y itveiNes NEWT '"N' eNSi'i ii' ai1o-
llollc and other stlmulant-. ~ It itilN N0nder
thai II finally become. att.,;.d ,44i,.ps "a
,,,..f.,.'., i, I rI,
tti '"''' ~ ""i ma V"i-'S A''4'"' ne
l.lrt can be readily understood tli.it one IN
f,,,t l,,sa waa h,.,tt IN ,li,. ip,Iart.,,,,.s ~
'',;.,i
lNa'ihg WY "sgin M 9"'il IN IN i'lNf'e'i h"il
I'titfl rs In the s.Ig test it9rte manifested.
Reader ii VA, have nny r.4l-,y,i 4,gatey4r
t T. t, 4+
The Republican journal., 1894-02-22

| ton OF the spirit OF revolution into GOV
eminent. And if at this proposed confer
ence amy sympathy should be vouchsafed
| to the President because of rough usage
| by Congress as Il consequence Of Hawaii,
he should witllcontrition declare that lie
Will never again attempt 80 sinister and
| unprecedented an experiment.
Then we have this BillneSeate contro-
| versy between New ork politicians over
seat on the supreme bench This is a
grave public scandal Never has the nom
inaton Of an honorable man like Mir. Horn
blower, with gifts eminently fitting him
for the Supreme Court, been discredited
by the Senate because of some petty quar-
rel over the loaves and fishes at ALBANY.
1t is an incredible business and marks the
low water mark Of American politics Tie
President should never have permitted an
office so exalted to become factor iii the
scurvy business Of New York party strife.
he New y ork Senators may Say that
human nature has its rights. that in the
trade Of war men are slain. All tile same.
the incident discredits an august tribunal
In this conference Of sympathy Mr. Han
stead might address soothing words to
the President over His disappointment WI
to Mr. lIornblower. but they should not
be nnmiNed With gentle aumontiuns vs. u
| the misfortune OF permitting a sacred nt-
tice-thr highest i'll the eXtcutive VII
even the seat ot Marshall and l9iHtrhta,ni
I" iali into tine mine and Slime WV lpnit,all
politics.
There il one Ssul ot li-it WV tIIe soin
(re horizon mean the warn aevVmt Nj
the English press. ENJOY morning. hlings
ma cabi,d haletm ot Adnlat.pn trem
F! london, dear, let iI> nope, ~ The liesi-
The Republican journal., 1894-02-22
Caution Notice.

WHEREAS my Wife, LILLE +. WILSON. On
w the 9TH ,iay of February, left my bed and
board aud took with her my oldest child, NETTl
IL WILSON. aged !, Years and 10 months TINS is
10 forbid all persons from harborinss OF trusting
them On inv account, ~ | shall pay none Of their
bills after this date, unless they are put into my
care. GEORGE A. Wll-SoN.
waldo, Feb. Is, lS9A.-:sw7'
The Republican journal., 1894-02-22


eiiNaAh \" NiiNN 4 hNth""i'A- dhhce
house keeper X the Verge OF distraction,
hut Viewed Al 4 ,.las~ thev Az intprestine
,.1.
II = '''''' N''''iN'i NJ ''N'
that Of pug dos o. bit Of japanese
bric-a -brac They Arc u ,lwartish people.
u,th sba,., lo,,. ,na ,ous bo,ds
~ IA ShiliS' IT. features allu WY oiieh
halr which the women wear braided III
two lone pie tails. but when cut short.
stial.s I'D, .+,.,i,ht III e,,o, tba man ! heads
J., ,,
llke WIS ellS'ies ~ = niaehlhs plusn' ~"
tIieil native heath, the campo on prairie,
thai,. hn,nes ar. primitive 10 a decree
5i f ,,,as ,na
NAh-dilNN hluH. lhatvllcd WIN Sf'ss, ~
windows, no dool but an Old blanket, no
tH,,l Hill mother earth. ana NJ furniture
lal f,,, ts
ii'''i'' n' N'Q 'i'N' 'ii'f w." p' '''ie0 So
Nj -nat Nv pigSkn suspended tron the
ril.ee,..la RIA Smaller ehilaren t,,nhl,
Aef hAll -l1WN -lliS stIAN"a pnls ~ "
ehNmiSc and rdlieN skirt, he Latter haV-
The Republican journal., 1894-02-22

ady. You say you are a musician
Well ! II Give YOU q little practice. Just
60 over to the wood>led and tackle a few
chords. Tramp. Excuse HE, madam
am 4 tenor and | fear those chords are
too heavy for me. Philadelphia ise
cord
The Republican journal., 1894-02-22

lSo1I VI 1I1IllH 1 OOQ
(Artifcially DigesteD.
To pale, thin and emaciated peo-
pie: This food will make you
fat, robust and strong. People
who take i gain five and even
ten pounds i'll a month. It stops
the WASTING in consumption
cases and causes them to BE-
come tleshy. PAsKOLA is far
better than Cod Liver Oil, in
this respect, without its repul-
Sive taste. Send for pamphlet.
A AGENTS wanted everywhere.
The Pr--Digested Food Co.,
1GS Duane Street, New York.
FOR SALE By A. A. H0WEs A CO.. BELFAST.
The Republican journal., 1894-02-22

''Glorious. old fellow 50 her father said
yes when You asked hilm9 ''IInW dil
you put the question: ''.A~kcd him If
he had any objection TO mc9' Chicago
Inter Ocp;fI