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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31

no recollection Of having been &C.
cused Of too much modesty. And
your honors have had frequent occa-
sions to regret that l ever received
the remainder of that advice.
Many of the generation which pre-
ceeded mine, (but one OF whom.
Judge Drury, remains with u.s. were
men Of studious habits and real
learning. Some had, perhaps. alb
sorbed part of their knowledge Of
law. OF Mr.. Knox it 10 said that the
only book which he carried with him
on the circuit Was Swans Justice Of
the Peace. But all OF these men
were thoroughly imbued with the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31

pecting to reply to Mr.. Bean; but.
without hearing him, the court over.
ruled the demurrer. To say that I
was surprised, does not describe my
condition. I was like Mr.. Corbett.
when he had received Fitzsimmons'
body blow. l was speechless. Ju-
Illus Manning. then partner of
Robert Wilkinson, saw that l was dazed
and helpless. and asking to be heard
on behalf of one Of the nominal de-
PENDANTS argued the point I had
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31

stated. The court seeming to hesi-
tate, he was followed successively by
Judge Drury. Judge Wilkinson. Je-
rome j. Beardsley and Alfred Web
ster, for other nominal defendants.
By the time Mr.. Bean had replied, l
had recovered sense enough to ask
Mr.. Manning to close. which he did
with that Irresistible clearness Of
which he was master; and the Judge
said that though the bill was proba-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31
Tornado and Thunderstorm
Threatened Tonight.
IN MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS.
Yesterdays Deadly Cyclone
in Oklahoma.
Snow in the West-Illinois
Legislature.

Chicago. March Sl.-According TO
Pref. CARROT, of the local weather
bureau, Missouri will have thunder.
storms Of . very severe nature to-
night. and in the southern portion
alarming. A tornado Is expected In
that section. There 10 considerable
danger Of destruction OF property BY
storms in southern Illinois.
Oklahoms Cycloae.
Guthrie, .. T., March Sl.-Chaos
reigns ut Chandler. Last nights
terrible cyclone turned the psaceful
town Of 1900 Inhabitants into O YER.
liable morgue. The principal bust.
ness buildings and residences are
mere masses Of debris. Yet IL 10 i'm.
possible to give the actual number Of
dead and wounded, owing to the con.
fusion. The number of dead is vari.
ously estimated at IS to SO; the in.
jured as to twice that number.
SO far 20 bodies have been recovered.
The night was one Of indescribable
horror. with many Inhabitants dead
or dying and the remainder too
badly injured or unable from fright
or because Of darkness, to render as
sistance to the injured. Bedlam pre-.
vailed. The rain poured upon the
stricken Inhabitants throughout the
weary hours Of the night. The in
jured in many cases unavailingly
cried for help. and lay In the wrecked
homes till daylight or aid from the
surrounding towns arrived. Many
wrecks took fire and burned them.
selves ont. II il believed many of
the missing were burned to death.
Storm News In General.
Lead, s. D., March 3l.-Two-and-
a-half feet of snow is falling all over
the Black Hills today; more is com.
ing. 1t is the worst storm in years.
Cheyenne. Wyo., March ST.
The blizzard continued all night,
and the streets are piled full OF snow.
Trains on the Union Pacific. even
with big plows are showed up.
Denver, March 3l.-All Colorado 10
buried under foot Of snow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31
trict-the only whig representative
from this state.

trict-the only whig representative
from this state.
The firm OF Knox & Drury was
then the great local power in this
vicinity. 1t was said that all law
suits which arose within radius of
SO miles were determined by the
speed of the litigants' horses, for no
sooner did q difference occur than
each party mounted his fastest horse,
and the one which retained that firm
was almost invariably successful.
Mr.. (afterward judge Drury was re-
garded as the lawyer of the firm,
and Mr.. Kuox but expressed the con-
census OF opinion when he said to .
client: "If Drury said that is the
law, then it is the law, and an the
lawyers on earth can't change it. :"
Mr.. Knox was the advocate, and was
undoubtedly the best manager and
the most effective man before q Jury
who has ever been fully identified
with this bar. His pathos was ire
sistible and affected himself as pow
erfully As it did his hearers. will
relate one instance of his wit. pos
sibly familiar to you all: A German
client, sitting at his elbow. saw that
Mr.. Knox was greatly disturbed By
a ruling of the judge, and inquired:
"vat does he say?" Mr.. Knox, very
distinctly, replied: ..He says that
when the issue is null tiel record. the
onus probandi is with the plaintiff. :"
..Hey?" HE says that the onus
probandi is with the plaintiff whom
the issue is null tiel record" "He
does, does he? He must be q
'darned' fool"
Psrsonal Experience.
Most of nv recollections are con-
ne;ted with my own experience. One
of them l will recur to, because it is
an object lesson in the spirit Of the
olden bar. E. Z. Bean had pre-
sentsd bill for partition. making q
large number of merely nominal par
ties. represented all who had SUBJ
stantial interests and had demurred.
I stated the point t. the court ex-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31
The rsrin ban In Eject Tomorrow.

Washington, March 31.-In the
house the committee OF the whole by
$50 to 120 adopted the amendment
making the tariff duties 20 into ef.
feet April 1. The president signed
the senate joint resolution making .
quarter Of million dollars sppro-
priation Immediately available for
protection Of life and property from
the foods along the Mississippi river.
Washington, March 3l.-The tsrif
debate was closed by Mcmillan. Of
Tennessee, for the democrats. and
Dingley. OF Maine, for the republi-
cans. The vote on putting the bill
in effect April 1, was adopted By .
vote OF POI to 1852.
The motion to recommit the tariff
bill to the ways and means commit
tee with instructions TO report back
with all goods controlled BY the
trusts on the free list WAS lost, las
to 1876,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31

Greenville, Miss, March 81.-Last
night the levee broke at Sellas Land
ing. The crevasse IL over 1000 fest
wide. Thousands Of livestock are
drowned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31
Anllassy Opssiag.

We take pleasure in announcing .
the public that our spring millissry
vii! be Thursdsy, April 1.
All are cordially invited.
Respectfully.
j. H. C. PGTsRsRN's 6ous.
DsvenposG
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31

Washington, March 31.-Noon bi.
cycle score: Schoch, 91o; Albert,
s14; Lawson. 709; Golden, 757; Cas-
sidy, ia; Revere, $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31
To Suit the 0ovsrnor's Whim.

Springfield. ILL.,, March Sl.-The
house amended the judicial sppor-
tionment bill taking Jasper and Clay
counties from the Fourth and placing
them in the Fifth circuit, which is
republican, in order to obviate the
governors objection to having lis
county CLAY in . democratic cir
cult. The bill was then ordered to
the third reading. Adjourned.
In the senste Kingsbury intro
duced bill increasing the salary Of
the governor and treasurer to SlO,-
900 each. the secretary Of state. su-
perintendent Of public instruction
and attorney general to t5. 900 each;
lieutenant governor to $1,000; adju-
taut general to $500; circuit court
judges to 5000. The bill consoli-
dating the supreme court at Ottawa
Was advanced to the third reading.
and after an amendment substituting
Springfield for Ottawa. adjourned.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-31

Take laxative Bromo Quinins Tab
lets. All druggists refund The
money II it fails 70 cure. s6 cooto
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Coatinued On Third Page
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-06
SENATE.

OLYMPIA. Feb 6-SpecisL-Tae senate
after q hsase4 debate on nyeseizatt0z,
caused By me publication OF Warmers Iisy
of alleged cCrTu ptiblez, qaistsd down ard
proceeded 20 business.
A motion by Cole nat the appointments
OF Gov. McGrAw he ssksa from the calen-
Oar was carried
;. 3. 20. FOR the appropriation Of Sc 90
for TIE purchase OF stationery and desk
supplies Vas fsvorzhly reported BY the
committee on printing ard The report was
adopted
s s. ia. relating 20 the manner Of com
nencement OF civil actions was reported
favorably from the committee ana the re-
port was adopted.
House biz 50. regulating ne nanufsc-
ture % dairy products and creating
dairy commission was favorsbly reported
from the committee and tie report was
adopted.
A. the afternoon session Co,e introduced
a. Cheney ard New Whatcom-
:. r. 3. BY Tesns. providing for liens on
gravestones and monuments. was taken
" or rs tairi reading.
Eoughton said that one uligbt as vel
claim q He1 Or r coffn. that he vas op-
posed % The biz on general principles
Crow SAID that tombstone dealers we're
not Only roo5ing the living. bar we're now
trying 20 rob the dead.
TIE bIl was aecently inferred 5y being
tE3e1rite1y posi- ored.
II 3 2. by Land. requiring street car
companies and styest railways 70 employ
com7e1a1t mar. and dselzlag competent
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r-gn a III 20 9 2 n yesterday TIE
P0st-xExs geEsos- oE15-s wSS cTo%1e4 Nlt0
clr2x@nz % s@zrtse zus4 SUR 9gzE21s7x roszs
NO WISHED 20 oe1a1Z q free sample o
EgEy0y's DTsZspzIz EzTe-
Ne r1~ozg sf1s ssg-1 sr5s@1 @ Sf@9Tse ron
mechanic. zaL1sr ard tx-Her. ore g1zt a.
anxious a. me other % obtain Te8i-1 from
t13s 1rsaa disease During ne dAE caa2a4
. Seez q TIE streets. f1 tEe stores cars
All Offices men aa1 WoIs1 eaE@s1saT
counting cut rheir dose u E1s ~crs1sr.1-
l.rzz7 pellets t4zrzug G1az trey zEgusG
MISS 8ae hour il - 3 = EEscA tine
MGnxosl EArnssy usually produces PEP
l7arsEE results
seen AS 1ig1r, ard = answer 70 a -
1orter's Inquiries said We 1aT= p
do0of Eszz ever a. 70 IRE result % re
lest, ssEa1g passed through ne mosI
=esrea5nz investigations y 51St0n.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, @&E YORK.
= sshAn1L1z. Psrlso1rss Cleveland, 81
Louis. Rochester. B214z3. Eo.es1o, cns-
czgo. St Paul. Minneapolis, Ls71a12 e,
Davenport ard Burlington Hsa1e - the
leading papers II ta9@e cities and II ID
Cass AaEe Ee faAeS 10 czre less faa1
- o1l u every - Who used me remedies
ss etregss1."
'Oa. yes," ne remarked. this company
pats Gp cure fsr every disease 5uSt IS
esflc4ci0-s as this one. ar - the time
this Investigation = finished. IS expect
- have al le4st Nkso people converted -
this school q u2e5bcias
Munyon's remedies are radically differ
ent from those used by the regular school
Of Homeopathy. There = 10 experiment
tine II yo8 have disease, Aanyon has
= es1rs-
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gagged At 8 naontaly or annual salary. sx-
cept where such overtime SHAH be shown
70 have been necessary. was passed 20
tAird reading
House BIZ No. Isl BY Land. creating
bureau OF latoT including a commissioner
and two assistants. who snail be inspect
ars cf mills. factories and mines. was
amended - 10 lis yerbiage and ordered
eugrosssd.
House bill No. ~. by Way. restoring 70
Eugene Guilty the rights % citizenship,
was rsa9 the second time and ordered en-
crossed
House bin No. - BY Wolf. was ordered
engro~ssa- This blH makes a Judgment
against railway company fer damages
a len prior 20 The mortgage.
House bll 10. 10. b. Geraghty. rsgu-
latlug the hours % labor On railroads was
advanced 70 Third reading The biz reads;
Section / No company operating
railroad w-fthsn tRfs state snail permit or
require any conductor, brakeman. enS1-
uear- fireman. or -TaEumaE, or any en-
u1yf. who has worked II rs respective
capacity for twenty consecutive hours or
twenty hours within any period OF twenty
four consecutive hours. except in case Of
casualty 20 again go out o. duty OF per-
form any work unti he has ~ LEAST eight
hours rest
"on an lines operated IN this state eight
hours sEz8 constitute q days oFk, or
any less number o. hours which shall D.
agreed upon bv such companies or per
soT.s and every hour Ia excess Of eight
hours work. any emPloye n me en-
pos Il any company who works under
the direction @ + superior. or az tas re-
quest ~ any company, sasll - reqliped
or permitted 20 work. he shall oe paid
pro rsta for suca service II addition -
his per diern wsxes: provided. nothing IL
this aet shan be construed 20 hinder or
umi1 a right % contract for services, 20
be rendered on conf -elsatl3n 20 oe nxed
hy agreement. based upon the number or
NJ IS r1n ~ suca employees as consatut-
fng days work
''Sec . Any company which violates or
permits a. - vsosared any % the Drogi-
stems - fhis p~e -e<1Iug section, Or any OIL
GER director, president - foreman, aeent
e- e11rlogs vh1 vlaiar - ~ permits 20 %
violated 8uy ~ ne provisions 81 the pre-
Cett-E section saal4 BE- guilty . r. -a@-
nne4uar and shat ~ fined ugt less IMAM
s. 10Y mere taar E0a
"Sa- Al a--s and parts % acts ~
consistent Attn .1e provisions OF ;His ec-
are le~e1F repealed
II3-se b.H y -. by J. o. Eowaris. r.
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lating 20 the recovery % The bodies of En-
tom5e1 miners. passed the house in the
afternoon. The bin WAS printed IN to1sy's
Post-InTe,ll gencer-
House b.u 40. -. By Edwards. amend
Ing the mining Law. was passed. yeas s.,
nays q The bll waz printed IN to3Ays
PoEt-In telIigencsF
Senate concurrent resolution No y, BY
Dorr, providing fer the appointment Of
committee 70 visit the STATE normal school
at WnAtc0m. was amended 50 as 20 in
eiude the state university AMI, as amend
-. went over I'll tomorrow
A. 8 O'Clock me house adjourned 10 usst
4. o'clock Monday afternoon
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SUPREME Court DECISIONS.
Judgment Alarmed in the Ballard
Warrant Case.

OLYMPIA. Feh. s-sne~lax The 81
prone court today affirmed Judgment FRI
ere case % Tire state ~ WASHINGTON sx
r. r r. Hemen. respondent. NJ The CITY
of Ballard appellant. TIE respondent
herein lz th~ holder ~ q large number Of
Warrants issued for street improvements
snd brought suit - compel the anthnri-
Urs II Ha1ard % pas levy assess uents
uu8er tre provisions 81 the act - Marc
2 Isc 90 pay cost ~ street improve uent
IT, au alternative wrlt which vas issued
the ritv entered q general demurrer whicf
was oysrrslled TIE bower eourt eateref
a decree tu which Il was determined thar
the original procee1lurs fer ievylnE as
sersments were VOID or scoouat - In
valid Incorporation 81 the city ard direct
81 ssnauce - ffrrmptory wr1t requir-
inE Tire sufaor3tles - BaGsTd 10 proceed
ta she manner provided ay 'aw Ger the
making ~ Tea~seEvuseufs From the or
Der ovrrruitng tbr demurrer end taa de-
ere entered enc cifv anpe8fet
TIE decision fa tae case - Mary Gses-
san et a. Respondents rs Tacoma Hete'
Conlvz-y defendant Eohert Wfrzaf. ar-
~ srt. vas affirmed b. Nsrlh- 1891. IRE
stsrlT az fleree county iev3r3 Wpca Ger
ts5a pe-san1t properly - tta Notel cem-
psay arf advrr'leed tae same Ger ssIv
wheseat respondent s1a certain cIner EN-
royes - tAe company EaHe net ce g.
ola ~sr NstA aEa-ue, tra Judgment debtor
Arrs.1ut disputed aI -ae -d -e
e.ssH5trts "a enforce teegr e.s.ass. oro 1-H'
acton va.-s resa tas tn fewer sf taa err.
reyss TIE clerk ~ tse cears Nas frs-t-
"a - ray tes arnztat ~ thr.r cfs.Has frr1,
faus4 sa hs Naass received frau tae
sbsr.T 49, ere rroeee1s ~ te~ sale
Csaer s-cis|aas nsa1sa DOZEN - ia So
crosse -~-rrf tessE were-
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27S Persons Suffering From DYSPEPSIA ana Indigestion
Cali for Munyon's Wonderful Cure
FREE DISTRIBUTION NOW GOING ON AT TIE post
INTELLIGENCER'' OFFICE.
interested Sample
derfal Dyspepsia Cure. Distribution Closes
sP. Y Today saturday

nesx soreness. sri. 5sek and a. p2sns
g. alps slE s0ins. Carozte -Asuzzs t1s-l.
s.,s .ssszsa ar g -, = sas p 0s As. - IS
Lei frou ere OF 1zo doses an1 s2E2st
sns zrfa1lw cures 5s<o-e 0Es 1osts G<=
bssz used. Prtees = e@zEs-
stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
8fuzyoos stomach AT Dyspepsia Cure
cares a. ferns % indigestion ana stem
zGa -Fo11is. s9c5 as T1sszs q foo. CAS-
tress af.s~ eating sra~tzeSs % breath.
snG az affections - zee 7ea-t caused ~
iz61gss1lon- wind On Ire stomach. bad
hez1aeh@ from in5Axest8sa. soreness OF
tie stomach coated tongue. heartburn,
shooting pains q The starD2cas eo1sts2z-
ton. dlzzaness. fsinsness and lack q ezs-
sEgy. Prscs. 3 eenfs-
Catarrh Positively Curea-
Are yoz wiling % spend q cents sor a
cure tazk positively cures czrarTh ~ re-
moving the cause CO re disease II 50,
ask vcar druggist for Scent bottle q
M1agozs = Czt4rT1 Cure. ard q scent Dot
tle - Auzyon' 5 t~atsrEa 'I'ao.sfs- Tas ca
t4rEh cGre er@1.eatss tas disease from
the system, and the tablets cleanse and
heal ths afflicted parts and restore them
% 4 natural ana nealthful c0n5lgAon-
Why Pay Big Fee. TO Doctors.
When you can ezrs yourself with Nun
y0n's Reme3isss They are zhsosuie4y
harmless ard contain positive cures Tor
the most obstinate diseases.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents Vneurao-
Ma and breaks up = cod N few hours.
Price = cents
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs.
nsg1t sweats, s-4sys sore2ess and spesa-
is heals The lgzgs- Price. : cents.
Nunyons KIcnsy Cure speedily cures
pains n the back. loins Or Er6tus, aB1 al
forms o kidney disease Price. 3 cents
Munyon's Nerve Cure cures al the
symptoms OF nervous exhaustion. SUCH as
depressed spirits, failure o. memory.
restless an3 zlseplesS nights pains Il the
head and dizziness Il stimulates and
strengthens the nerves. and IS 4 wonder
ful TOME. Price. = cents.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Here's re-
iieye as nnlN 81 three minutes and cure
permanently. Price 81
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache n three minutes Price. x cents
Munyon's Female Remedies are 4 boon
70 all women.
Munyon's Bleed Cure sradteates al i'm
purfeteS OF TIE blood Price. - ceats-
Munyon's Pie Ointment positively cures
a. FERNS % piles Prise. = csnts.
Munyon's NitaiEzer restores lost powers
20 weak men Price. 81
Munyon's Remedies a. al druggists.
mostly = cents a vial.
Personal letters 70 Professor Au2y0ls
lssE Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa. an
swered with free medical advice FOR any
disease.
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TESTIMONIAL.
A CHARMING Artistic TALKS.
Enc Eiisier, the WeiI-hnown Emo
tienaI Actress. in Munyon's
Behalf.

Minneapolis. MINI. March u. 1885.
Munyon's Hon e0par chic Remedy Com
pS1y=
Gsntlsnsns-I take pleasure IN testify
Ing 20 the beneficial result. from the Use
OF Munyon's Cures IN ny 0gn case and
that q several aemasers % my company.
] carry with ne an assort meat OF the
Cures, and would not be without them FOR
anything. Very truly,
EFFIE ELLsLER
HheumafisTn Cured.
Munyon's Rnsu-us tlsm Cure is guarzn-
fee6 20 Ds absolutely harmless ard a
strong tonic In building up rhs weak AMI
de5llitared IL cures acute or muscular
rheums liam In from one 20 Eve days.
Sharp. shooting pains In any part Of the
body stopped II a few doses. a prompt.
complete and permanent cure for lame
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Grand
=. :: :: !. =: ::. -: Results

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Chamberlain Cough Remedy Always
Proves E.ge~cfua1

We haTe ssss3 CasEzassr.aia's C7urh Rem
e3y vheu al osAe-~ failed, AID ID eve-v n
sssnoe Il pr0vesl e.iecsla Al-s7ss 9sitr -
heAr the virtues g ChAzlhegi1.n's gpsse,s5e~
sxsolsess by lAose wk3 havs slse,l sLL.eza-tsox
- Ghzgslls y. Va Pses.sase-.
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ne Hsa rfHste~' sTkes gsrrs ss
6eewrs hefs ~sts eH-eafs tHst er-sr.
ate frsr rritet States se-stor a7s a.
nayus- ~ te+ nsasa RI reeressr- a ltYz.
& rs ~eats-tr. tla.e 80 - .'->f
= naasaer tasa e.-trnpsse.e letter
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resx. soreness stis pzex ard e.. pairs
& alps an Gins Carozte -AsIzzs tss,1.
SsiaFsez- Euuznzza nr pain IN t1s back are
S3eessly cured. II ~ dom ,zsaS 20 give re-
Lei from ore OF Exo 6osss. aB6 z2E2s.
snE zvfA13v cures 5s<o-e oEs 0ossss G&=
assz use3 Prize. = esEts.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07

seen ana appreciated the rug on their tray
els.
Last season some eleven hundred oa'es
OF rugs were entered al the port oil ne"
York-probably 5000 rugs altogether-aHo
these were Of ali grades, from the cheap
est to the most expensive. These hgures
tairlv represent the GROWTH in favor OF
the oriental rug In this county, CROWN
mat has mainly taken place during the
past few years. II really besins 10 looh
as though rugs would supplant carpets
altogether in many of our city houses
Thev are so convenient they iend such
n variety of tone and color 10 a room;
and blessed boom they do away with
the horrors of house-cleaning almost en-
tirely.
'eYou don't know what Keller II Is,
exclaimed one housekeeper as she sat
I'M the midst Of her array OF rugs few
davs ago. when we moved into our
new house with its beautiful hardwood
eoors. vowed that I'd never Have a
tack driven into them as long as | lived.
To be sure. the rugs cost tribe more
than carpets. at the start, but I'm sure
they'll last four times as long and they re
so much easier 10 take care Of. Instead OF
letting your floor covering gather dust
for months until II Is insuiferable. and
then having your house torn up for days
while IL is being cleaned you can nave
your rugs thoroughly busted every day
and they can be sent TO the Cleaners one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-07
HER HA1R TURNED GREEN.
Astonishing Experience of Woman Who
Had Her " Growing Glory" Bleached.

Astonishing Experience of a Woman VINO
Had Her " Growing Glory" Bleached.
Here is story told for fact by the
proprietor Of a Chicago ladies' hairdress-
ing establishment;
"a friend of a woman. now numbered
among my customers. induced her 10
have her hair bleached during her nus
bands absence.
after il was done the woman became
frightened about her husband seeing her
hair ON his return. and she insisted upon
having II dyed. The same person VINO
bleached il dyed It, with the result thal
antaconistic chemicals turned II green
The woman was in despair ana came
here "a see il we could remedy the leariui
consequence of her folly. the people VINO
had damaged her hair having ADVISED her
10 cut n OF. She was Ike crazy woin-
and and kept crying
You must do something MY nus
hand win be back IN a few DAYS, ard
I dare not let him see my hair. Oh, what
shall ! do?
"Well 10 make n long story short. after
n number OF treatments her hair has been
restored. When II was over, she threw
her arms around the operators neck and
said:
81 can never thank you enough. You
can never know what this means to me- "