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The evening world., 1895-08-14

Senator PETER says the peopls
ought to Issue their own money. Money
is generally supposed to be worth some
thing. II you can make values by 'issu-
Ing" why. let US Issue" boots and
shoes and silk hats and cutaway coats
and swestbreads . Ia nnanciere, &c-
The evening world., 1895-08-14
Same Old Mixture.

The mixture OF one part Of Kentucky ehivalry
one part sour mash and ons part latest In th'
way Of revolvsrs Is proving a. deadly as OF old
It beats strychnine. e.-Philaielphla Pres
The evening world., 1895-08-14
HOW THEY HAVE FUN WITH Us.


pTom '>onuon BIAcE ana White)
DO you know why the Cornell crew VA
osstsn''' asked the Journalist You probAbiy
think you DO. but you don't Only the penvs,
r'mes has got I, The English drusE.d ,hem,"
More American humor'' asked the Mere Boy
Not at all American patriotism. very ant
and fulinAvored. this time IT'S quite serioua
II says seriously and definitely that until some
satisfactory explanation 10 given the general
feeling viii be that the Cornell crew va fouliy
tampersd with BY the Enslishmen before the raes
was started
'ver, we'll then" said the Mere Boy. The,
that little paper shouldn't le, the lady who gen.
orally docs its cookery column Try DO its spor,
not even II the regular youth 10 M
II don't think II was the lady who does ths
cookery column. I can't see how any one &C.
quantsd with the National dishes could help he1
patriotism and this 10 distinctly patriotic
think 1t wn the lady who reviews the novsia
and this 10 the way the romantic spirit came out
In her rs pr.tty Idea, and would make q
nice subject for an oil painting. All the same
don't think We ought to have drussed that crew.
Drugs cost money. and hate expense whom Il
Is unnecessary. However. irs jus, a. likely
that ~ stole the druga Why didn't w murder
the crew. though. and score that wayf II would
w 'Hs' spou' - spof'smAhIlAs a. 10 accept
win when BY some accident the Grew which VA
to have raced you never started.
"wsll' aid the Ordinary Man, III thsrS ar,
any sportsmen In America I should think rhsy
would ses that this Denver paper vas pu, bach
= little 1ts been doing too much, and nssds tc
lie down and rest All the sams I should doub
II there are . dozen Americans outside The
lunatie asylums who are likely to take much
notice OF such dsir1,us nonsense You osp',
70, ssriousiy angry with It
No" the Journalist said II felt sorry fu
Columbus at nrsL But ts passsd"
Trom Loaion rr,,th)
Chicago society-that 10 to say, the cyeiiu,
portion OF it-has received an unexpected ant
somewhat unnecessary rebuks q, the hands o.
the municipal authorities Apparently the con
trovsrsial knckerbockers have 80 worked upon tn,
feelings OF the City Fathers that they have de-
termined TO put them out Of evidence alto
ge'her. To this end the eict has gone forth
that In future all cyclists must adopt a cos
tune ''barKy from the ankles up and with thu
Jacket portion reaching high up to the throat. -
The exposure OF stockings on the part OF eiths,
men or women ia strictly forbidden, and an Cd
portunIty is thus afforded to tho artists Q, Chica
go to devise some pretty effects for male ant
female costumes out of the "haggy" carmen,
Aforesaid. After all the trequenters OF Batterse,
Park NAV congratulate themselves that they ar,
not dcnizens OF free" country. nor under IN,
sirtorh supervision OF q hyper sensitive Count,
Council.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

The eourt-martial OF Col Forney hai
unsarthed scandals remarkable only fo
smallness OF detail.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

The report Of the recall Of Archbisi,o on
Satolli to Rome mas now become an
American institution like the failure Of
the peach crop and refusals to be . can
didats for President
The evening world., 1895-08-14

The only change in Tammany 10 like
that which they say often comes after
. long run of bad luck at poker. 1t
stops for . deal or two and then gets
The evening world., 1895-08-14

Some hard things were said OF the late
Police Capt Murphy. bu, his meagre
estate OF only Nll calls louder than
trumpe,s for suspension OF opinion and
enarlry
The evening world., 1895-08-14

The baseball season 10 drawing TO a
close IN blaze Of Disgrace Players,
ImpiIes and spectators are disgusting
decent people The great National game
may soon Ko TO pieces
The evening world., 1895-08-14

One Of the chief missionaries At Foo
Chow cables his superiors here: See
New York World daily" This 10 elo-
auent Of the position As a news-Eatherer
THE World" holds among American
The evening world., 1895-08-14
Little job nny.

Sugar" remarked Johnny. as he lifted several
lumps to hts open face. has reached the tor
notch and drop may be eApected."-Lits
The evening world., 1895-08-14
JOKES on THE SMALL BoY
Different Varieties.

rommy-Pa~, what Is the Board OF Educst!on'
Mr. rtgg-ln the days when | went to school
It vAs pine shtngle e.-IndiapApoiis Journal.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

Aiasi Even Peffer has come on
against free silver. Et tu Whiskers.
The evening world., 1895-08-14
Tie Didn't Fight.

Willie. have you been IN another nshtr'
NO mamma This Teller outclsssrd me and
wasn't IN It "-DroOklyn Life.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

4 franchise for . new ferry from West
Twenty-th.rd street TO Jersey City was
sOio yesterday Why should not the
city manage The ferry and use the prof.
The evening world., 1895-08-14
JOEN ~ l. sc E.

The Engilshmen are guarding every
thing belonging 10 the Valkyrie as though
they were afraiC deT chanCes " wiz
ming the cup woui DO .uined 4 the
wicked iaHAees should get u peep Al
The evening world., 1895-08-14
One Way 20 Put II.

The belief IL quite general hero that punraven
will experience difculty in leaving the America 5
Cup on this side Of the Atlantic this year
Chicago Dispatch.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

Rssdsv 4 "1Rs IvININ0 wORLL
isssaAe ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ssnEA sAosid ~
y NJ s6Arsssn GNd AoW THE EYkNLNG
WORLD asllsd Am rsvsiarb AadvssA
sAaaesa . ssa - aesrs6
The evening world., 1895-08-14
Ample Green straw Hat.

The picture shows a large hat Of
coarse apple green straw trimmed with
cream tulle with applica tions of gui-
The evening world., 1895-08-14

This 10 . picture Of Lord Dunraven's
represe tative here. He 10 watching
the American yachts. and will do all he
can to send the cup back to England on
the Valkyrie.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

All the protecton!sts are getting ser
mons ready IN the fact that Ono has
lost Is per cent. OF her sheep.
The evening world., 1895-08-14
No O6enae Meant.

n 10 hspsd thss Great Britain will take no Of
ssnss At Chicago for pulling q iion's tooth At
Lincoln Park. It will Be observed that Chicago
ala nol pull the lone taii.-Chicago Times-
HsrAlA
The evening world., 1895-08-14

It's to decrease taxesf Why let . private
corporation levy a toll7 The day OF tolls
should be ended.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

Ex-Mayor Hugh Grant 10 thinking OF
writing an article for The Medical Rec
ord on "Numbness In the Neck"
The evening world., 1895-08-14
Tho First step.
Was an Ant Pupil.

psss he's grow, . bsard, PETER win yst via
hin svss to he nsw party ,-Boston Journal.
The evening world., 1895-08-14
EnKiiah joke, Hn' la
(Frem Ally Slopsr)

Fair Burlettist (to Scenic ArtisO-I
suppose you have TO be able TO draw be-
fore you can paint?
Scenic Artist-Why. certainly!
Fair Burlettist-It's different with us.
Some OF us have to do a lot OF paint
ing before We can draw"
The evening world., 1895-08-14
CHAT FROM EXCHANGES.

Harrison says ne 10 out Of politics
But II 10 30 easy to get In again.
The evening world., 1895-08-14

When II gets . little lower expect q
howl of rm from Wall street
The evening world., 1895-08-14
The New Woman
Qrom Ally Nopsr.)
THE CLEANER,

Gran pa (who has given up being sur
prised at new fashions in clothes). Hum!
new bathing dress?
kitty-No. granpa, dear: new bicycle
costume.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
HERE AND THERE.

The boy stood on the burning deck,
The old craft burned like coke:
In wild despair he rent the air
BUY mother q Riverside Oak"
And be sure you get Riverside, for
there are limitations. See the name on
the dOor.-David Don.
A pleasant Thanksgiving to all.
Jackson & Hurst make real estate
loans at lowest rates. No delay.
A fine line of writing desks and book
cases at Clemann & Salzmann's.
II you want to borrow money on real
estate see jackson & Hurst, Masonic
Temple.
General Secretary Blakslee, of the
Y. NJ. c. A.. finishes his work here
Thanksgiving night
Secretary Bailey. of the Y. NJ. c. A..
is expectedin Rock Island permanently
the first week in December
If you are seeking gilt-edged in
vestmeut it will pay you to call on
jackson l. Hurst and look over their
large list of first mortgage loans on i'm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

Christy knife sets. consisting of bread,
cake and pairing knife, for this Thanks
giving sale, DC, at Young & McCOmbs'.
Thanksgiving is essentially n home
day. The Y. Nj. {. A. will be at home
all that day, and will welcome all WISH
tors.
Misses long cloak, with cape trimmed
in Hercules braid, worth 81: Thanks
giving sale price, 1898. Young & Nc
Combs.
1.-THE White House Cook Book
water proof bound always sold at $50,
our Thanksgiving sale price, .Sc.
Young & McCOmbs'.
Money saved by calling on George
Sutcliffc for anything in the way of
wall paper. room mOuldjngs or house
painting, l429-ll3l Second avenue.
For a new winter suit call and see
Englin. the tailor. He can give You "A
suit just as you want it, no matter what
style or price. No. ll6 Eighteenth
street.
The flowers that bloom in the spring,
ira Ia,
Give promise of merry sunshine,
But the merriest thing when its cold,
papa,
Is Riverside Oak for the home,
mamma:
For it takes from old winter its sting.
David Don sells it.
Fleming's new furniture store, on
Twentieth street, presents hand some
appearance, filled as it is with the latest
novelties in that line as well as care
fully selected stock of substantial furni
turc. With all new goods that are up
to date and bought at astOnishinglyl low
prices. this store is in position to
make holiday prices that will make it
remembered in the future. Call and
look at the line before making any
purchases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

proved farms and other choice real
estate.
Cloaks, jackets and furs at Young &
McCOmbs'
Lamp chimneys l cent and up at
Young & McCOmbs'.
SidebOards? Have you seen Clemann
& Salzmann's line.
Beautiful souvenirs this week at
Young Il McCOmbs'.
Over 100 fancy rockers and chairs at
Clemann & Salzmann's.
George Sutcliffe. furnisher OF plain
and decorative wall paper.
Fancy tables. Call and see them at
Clemann g. Salzmann's.
Handled cups and saucers % cents
per set-YOung & McCOmbs'.
Ask to see that new DOulton's dinner
pattern at Young & McCOmbs'.
For general house painting go to SUIT
cliffe's, 1429-l43I Second avenue.
Engraved tumblers cents each.
worth 8 cents. at Young & McCOmbs'.
Misses and children's jackets and
long clOaks. at Young & McCOmbs'.
Call and see the large line of parlor
furniture at Clemann & Salzmann's.
When in need of wall paper. room
mouldings and paints, call at SATELLITES.
Measure your rooms and buy a rem
nant of carpet at Clemsnn & Salz-
mann's.
Money to loan on real estate at lowest
rates by jackson & Hurst, Masonic
Temple.
Patronize THE ARGUS. Its columns
are always open to any worthy under
taking.
Ladies' black cashmere hose, Thanks
giving sale price 14c at Young & Nc
Combs.
Send a copy of this paper to distant
friends, after you have read it thor.
Oughly yourself.
A parlor lamp, with fount and shade,
decorated to match, for soc, at Young
& McCOmbs'.
Children's all wool vests and pants
in natural gray, lac, at Young & Nc
Combs.
A dinner set in a beautiful decora
tive 100 pieces this week at S4.9S
Young & McCOmbs'.
The most beautiful display Of lamps
ever brought to this city at Young 8
McCOmbs'.
Rockers. Rockers! Rockers. Cal
and see Ciemanh & Salzmann's line
The lowest prices.
Clemann Il Salzmann can save yO,
money on all kinds Of furniture and
carpets. Call and see them.
Thanksgiving day should be an coca
sion for good deeds. Remember tn
unfortunate at such afime.
Bed room suits-the largest and fin
est line ever shown by any one house il
the tri-cities, at Clemann & Salzmann's
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Rocl
Island Y. NJ. c. A. desires to publicl,
thank all who aided and encourages
them in their first venture in journal
istic enterprise.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
How Merit Has Won.

In another column will be found the
advertisement Of SOmmers a. LaVelle's
clothing store that is now entering
upon its second year. In the past II
months the firm has demonstrated its
ability to give the public late cut, we'll
tailored clothing at prices that make
friends for the new store day after day.
By careful buying and fair treatment
of patrons any firm should succeed. and
it is on these lines they are seeking to
lay foundation for future success.
How well they are succeeding is evil
denced by their steady increase Of pa
tronagc and the return of those who
hare been satisfied by former pur-
chases. They are strictly one price
treating all alike, and that price being
made with the end in view Of giving
the best values for the money that can
be found in the city or vicinity. Who
would win lasting success must win it
on merit. and this they have deter
mined to do. Everything in the line
Of clothing, gents furnishings and hats
and caps and children's clothing.
at price that for quality Of goods will
astonish you. Give them a call.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

striking the heel always first. Try
the reverse for Il while, that of
striking the ball first, and you will
gradually attain the happy medium
which is putting the whole foot
down ut once. Would the same
person ut the window think you
were Il sailor to the manner borne.
from the two lines you make as
you walk down the street or he
sure YOU are an American. shall |
say, with your toes turned in like
the provcrbial pigeon.
Lastly, let us be thankful that
we have not yet attained to the
masculine attire: so are not COM
PEELED by a stiff linen collar and
an ili-titting coat to carry our head
forward ut IN angle of As.
Remember it is the little COM
monplacc things of life that make
our habits. and habits make our
character. and our character is all
that we are.
Emmerson says: ''The first
wealth is health. sickness is poor
spirited and cannot serve anyone;
it must husband its resources to
live. But health or fullness ans
wers its own ends and has to spare.
runs over. and mandates the
ncighborhood of other mems neces-
sites.
PHYSICAL WORK IN THE Y. VI. c. A.
The growth of the physical and
athletic department of the Y. NJ.
e.. 4. shows that it is needed and
appreciated by the people. In
1870 New York City could boas,
Of one association gymnasium.
But the work was not considered
of sufficient Importance to be men.
toned until the year book of 1854.
The first public work was a dumb
bell drill given by a company OF
men under the direction of K. j
Roberts. before the yearly con
ference Mt Cleveland, .. The work
impressed upon the minds of tn,
committee the Importance of the
) development of the physical a
we'll as the spiritual and menta
side Of man, and it was ther
: adopted as part of the association
: work.
In 1855 there were % assOcia
ton cvmn.SiumS in the limited
States and Canada; at present Their
are about 800 gymnasiums. o
which 200 or more have physical
directors. The need of trained Iii
rectors for the work became St
; great that departments for physi
cal work We're added to the Y. NJ. c
e A. training schools. DIR. Gulick hav
ing charge of the physical work a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
ABOU BEN McGINTY.
AFTER ABOU BEN ADHEM.

Abou Ben McGinty, may his tribe
increase.
Crawled out of bed all covered with
fleece.
"Bejabbers:" he said, "what's this
see?
Faith it looks to me like P-Cox
Brownie
"And what are you doing" says Nc
very bold,
"Writing all over that book of gold:"
The Brownie vanished out of sight,
Twas the last Nc saw of him that
night.
The next night the Brownie appeared
''agin."
Nc had finished his prayers and just
turned in.
I" Faith he said, ':this is O'Grady' S
ghost
Turned out to give me an elegant
roast"
'And what will We have" said Nc in a
trembling voice.
''Sure it's whiskey I'll take, it's always
my choice"
The Brownie vanished as the night
before,
Went out Of the window instead of the
door.
The next night the Brownie appeared
for the third time,
Nc had been out to q wake and was full
of fight and rhyme:
The Brownie had written in his book
of gold
A story he was now ready to unfold.
"And what have We writ in that prec.
iOus book?
I'll give We swig if yell give me a
Look
The Brownie answered 1--we written
the names of soaps that are best
And 10 and behold, Anti-Washboard
Soap leads all the rest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
PHYSICAL CULTURE
BY MISS SARAH A. GREEN.

BY MISS SARAH A. GREEN.
what TO the mind Is u healthy body.
To the body II u healthy house
-Fabio Colonna.
IAN education" says Mrs. Will
son, Ito liz complete must he three
fold. mental. moral and physical.
All are of equal Importance.
We sometimes forget that the
keynote to success and to happi-
ness in this world is good health.
II lays within our power to keep
our health. if we have tor to re-
gain. in measure, what we have
lost. We are temples of the living
God. known and read of all men:
known by the way we walk down
the street. ~ well as by what we
say: read from our personal APP
pcarancc. a. well Us from our ac-
tions. Think you not that Il few
of the following suggestions arc
true!
Why wash with care our face
and hands in pure water, while ut
the same time we inhalc the vilcst
air into our lungs to purify (.) our
blood. How seldom our lungs are
expanded To- the fullest extent is
given 10y statistics. which say the
average person only uses two
thirds of the cells. and the Others
are solidiiicd. We would think il
cruel To keep any other part of our
body in such contracted condi.
ton.
When YOU start out for YOU,
business. morning errands or calls.
ill the lungs Mt least six times Il
their fullest capacity with pur,
air.
With care we have our drcs:
made in the latest fashion. and a.
we pass down the street have al
expression of mcckncss and self
assurance on our face: when il
reality we are carrying our hip
and arms 50 far forward that the,
belle the expression of our fac
into one of aggression. Try he
fore YOU start and see if by drop
ping the head forward you can Sc
the end of your toes, if SO the hip
are in correct position. Of cOurs
the exceptions to this rule are tn
proof Of it.
Would the person sitting near
window rs you pass down tn
street hear the click of your heel
on the pavement long before yO
appear to view. Think of til
effect upon the spinal column c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

of that same civilization, become
notably weaker. At the present
day there is only one thing known
to mankind that can counterfeit
and neutralize the effect of an over
tax on mental and nervous powers,
and that is constant physical exer-
ciSes, conducted with a view to
strengthen the body and to fit it
for the eXactions for mental
work."
In all European countries where
physical culture is practiced the
duration of life accompanying
relatively the same classes-longer
than in the Unitd States. Have you
ever thought of this! l have not the
statistics at hand, but it is a fact,
and it has been asserted that if our
people were not, as rule, better
fed, better clothed and better shell
tered. than those on the other side.
the showing would be still more in
the favor Of Europe. Does not a
comparison of social conditions
teach that the reverse should be
the case! The reason is plain.
The lack of attention given to sys-
tematic bodily training is the cause.
There can be no other.
In Europe, as stated-before, the
training begins in the schoolroom
and is continued and supplemented
in the military barrick. In Ger
many, for instance, there is no
school of any pretensions in which
physical culture is not an essential
part of the program; and that
countries splendidly victorious in
the late wars have justly been cred
tied to the German school master.
to the two-fold education of mind
and body, which results in superior
discipline and endurance.
| Let us then combine the educa.
tional methods of Sparta and
Athens, of Lycurgus and Sblon.
Let us utilize schools to rear PEG.
pie at once sound in mind and
body, and for this grand and noble
work l hereby solicit the heart,
and active cooperation of all intel
ligent and public spirited men ant
women.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

What TO the mind IL n healthy body.
To the body IL u healthy house.
al Il N
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

the Springfield, Mass, training
school, and DR.. Geo. Ehler has
charge of the same at the Chica 90
training school.
To make the work uniform and
complete, council of physical di
rectors met a few years ago at
which time they arranged and
adopted a nomenclature Of physi-
cal work, which is followed by
most of the directors. In 1854 ILL
nois could claim only two associa-
ton gymnasiums; at present there
are 33 with physical directors.
Physical Training in the Public Schools.
Rock Island can boast of being
among the first cities in the United
States to add this line of work to
its school curriculum.
Extracts from the following ar
ticle by Hon. Richard Bartholat,
member of congress. formerly
president of the St. Louis board Of
public schools, in Mind and Body,
a monthly journal devoted to ply
steal education, will show how
people from one of our large cities
look at this question. Physical
training is, therefore, not a hobby
of its advocates, but should be con-
sidercd by ali thinking pedagogues
as one of the Essentials the ne
glect of which would render all
educational effects incomplete.
That its introduction would unde
sirably enlarge an already crowded
course of study, will be urged only
by those who have given the sub.
ject no thought at all. for the very
reverse is the case. physical exer.
else having certainly the effect OF
relief rather than increasing the
mental strain which the modern
school methods subject our children
to. On this point l could cite the
highest official authority in tn,
land, the l.. S. commissioner O.
education. DIR. VIM. T. Harris
4 Mr.. Batholat says, IF / were al
educator l would speak in thi
strain:
/ Physical culture is an insepara
BILE part of education rs the fOun
dation of a house. 1t is indeed tn,
foundation upon which We cree
our intellectual structure. w,
give our instruction at an age whel
) the child's frame is still weak an,
to neglect means to strengthen TIN
frame would he like building
house on sand. Modern civiliza
} ton requires more learning thai
was required in olden times, bu
while We must subject the pupil
: to increased mental strain, thei
physical condition has as a resuI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
Don't Read This.

Riverside Oak stoves have bali bear
ing CRATES and no rivets to burn off.
Join the march of progress and get the
latest and best-that;s always River
side. Sold by David Don.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

Special sale in crockery department
this week at Young & McCombs'.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26
A Grand Opportunity.

Ladies' fasGinatOrs made from the
best all wool Saxony yarn. worth 5Jc.
Thanksgiving sale price 3yc. Young &
McCOmbs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-11-26

Do not purchase your dinner set till
Ou have seen our line.
YOUNG & MCCOMBS.