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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

Wen put on sale. tomorrow 100 Cor.
ham Mfg. Combs at SEC.
II. T. HILLMAN e co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

Silver Comb, Brush and Mirror in
box for $3.50.
DILLON, WHEAT &c HANCHER CO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

xer Comb, Brush and Mirror In
$3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

Christmas large Fur Driving Gloves re-
duced from 81 so to 81 90 at McFadden's,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

~ The changing beauties of a dia-
he{i66e0 mond cluster are equalled in
E~-S Libbey cut glass ware. This
-"AS7 trade mark Is cut on every gen..
uine piece. Accept no substitute. -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19
RSgina Music Boxes at
H. e. HILLMAN' e co. s.

Christmas Mackintoshes, with capes, for
men and boys, SEAS at McFa dden's,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19
er"-Double chorus.
3. King Father, Who Has Blest Us
Closing chorus.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The music at the First PresFterifn
Church has been a prominent aid very
pleasing feature of the services ever
since the reorganization of the choir.
The programme prepared for tpe
Christmas services is as follows:
MORNING.
Organ-March from Queen Of She
Da .GOuEoo
Anthem-"There Were Shepherds
-. $3.50. =. -. William Reed
Offertory-"Sweet Babe of Bethle'
men,. $500. Geo. VIM. War; en-
Postlude. $500. $4,000. 49,. MefAei
Carol.
EVENING PRAISE SERVICE.
Organ Prelude. -. -. ...Guilni'he
Anthem-"Hail the King. $500!
-. -. -. Homer N Bartett
Anthem-''Lift Up YcNr Heads re
Mighty Gates. j. e. Trswbridge
Offertory-"Like Si'.-nr Lamps" .....
Anthem What Mean Those
%1oly Voices?". .......G Geo. B. Nevin
Carol.
Choir-Mrs. Flora A. Williams, so
prano and director: Mrs. PEBBLES
Tatum, alto; Mr.. Will B. Day, tenor:
Mr.. Henry W. Hughes, basso; Mr..
Joseph l.. Rhees, organist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

Christmas fine Plush Cansst pull over
s ssr; for men -sa es7's. s5e' 4so at MoFad-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19
CHAPLINE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.

The Christmas programme OF the
Chapline Street NJ. E. Church will con-
sist of number of appropriate an
thems by the choir, and solos. The fol-
lowing programme:
Anthem-"And There Were In the
Same Country. ...... Myers
Anthem-'Glory to God" 500. Watson
Anthem-"Calm On the Listening
Ear" MYERS
Anthem-"Star of Bethlehem. Myers
Anthem-"And There were Shop
herds Smith
Solo ................."C Christ is Risen"
Mrs. q. B. Ryan.
The members of the choir are:
Soprano-Mrs. William Myers, Miss
Lottie Wilson, Mrs. z. B. Ryan.
Alto-MiSs Belle Johnson, Miss Lizzie
Bachman.
Tenor-Harry Stanley, John J. Haigh
Bass-Edward Handy, Louis Esmyer,
Richard Westwood.
Organist-Miss Emma McNash.
Director-Mrs. E. B. Ryan.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

Christmas fine Wool Jackets for men, al
sizes, 75c, CSC, $1.25 at McFadden's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

Special prices given on Onyx Stands
and Lamps.
H. E. HILLMAN & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19
ST. MATTHEW'S p. e.


At st. Matthew's the music will be Of
more interesting nature than ever he
fore. This year there will be a depar-
ture from the custom ct repeating the
Christmas music ON tne following Sun
day. The ehoir Will be under the d.
region of Paris r. Myers, and will be
assisted by full orchestra of eighteen
pieces. The programme follows:
Holy communion $50 a. m.
Pro Hymn 60. Regent Square
Kyrie Eleison
G GloTi Ti 1Pin, Tours in F.
Credo. $3.50. ........ ......Plain Song
Gloria Oatin). ..... ..... 80. Haydn
Com. Hymn 225. ..... ....... Hedges
Sanctus... -. -. -. .... Tours
Gloria in Excelsis Dec. Chant
Rec. Hymn So.
Mathis 1920 a. m. Full choir, or
chestra and organ.
Pro. Hymn 40. .Adeste Fideles
Venite 4...... -. -. woodward
Gloria Patri (air by P. R. M. from
Rossini'D 'Infiamatus.''
Gloria in Excelsis. 800. 80. Tours
Ie Deum. .-... ..... ....... ...Pease
Intent Anthem-"King All Glorious
Kyrie Eleison }
Glori Tibi } In F, P. R. Myers.
Gratias Tibi }
Hymn So.
Offertory Anthem "Hallelujah
Chorus" (oratorio Messiah) Handel
Presentation Tooth.
Benediction.
Sevenfold Amen (unaccompaniedD.
...... ..... ..... .Stanier
Rec. Hymn 81.
Postlude (organ and orchestra. 900.
..... $500. ........ Handel
WESLEY NJ. Z. CHURCH.
An entertainment named "The
Kings Messengers" will be rendered
by the members of the Sabbath school
OF the Wesley M. e. church Christmas
Eve. 1t will be a service of song and
recitations. The following is a syn
opsis of the programme:
Organ Voluntary. ................
Singing. ........" One Beautiful Night"
Invocation
Singing. ....... Prepare Ye the Way"
Bible Exercise.
Singing. Messengers from the King
Bible EXtrcise
Singing. GLORY be to God on High
Recitation. ......." christmas Secrets
Singing .............. "Hush-a-Bye''
Recitation -. Just What | Wanted
Singing ....................
Listen to the Christmas Bells"
Exercise. 49,. Evergreen Messengers
| Address-Rev. S. P. Crummett 49,.
| Singing Christ the World Redeemer"
| Exercise THE Homing Pigeon
| Singing. .."Carrier Doves for Jesus
Singing. Grown Him King of Glory
| Bible Exercise 49,. More Messengers
Exercise. -. Words for the New Year
Chas Bourne, choir director; Miss
/ Cora Hercules, organist.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

Christmas Underwear, Merino. Camels'
Hair, Fleece-Lined. 81 1-2c. 4Sc at McFad-
den's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-12-19

DIlngly pleasant eve
the pasteboards, dane
scourse. At the con-
he guests assembled
IA and did justice to
dxuries. During the
Evenings events, Mrs.
esented with handsome
Emusic box, valued at one
dollars, together with num-
~ O. serviceable tokens to express
the high esteem In which she is held.
w.
The Bachelor Maids were delight
fully entertained by Miss Elizabeth
Mendel, at her home on Twelfth street,
Friday afternoon. Progressive euchre
occupied the attention of the guests the
entire afternoon. When the game end
Ad it was found that Miss Kathryne
\elett had aAptured the head prize, a
beautiful desk chair. The second prize,
an iron candlestick, went to Miss Grace
Hoge. The lone hand prize was award
ed to Miss Jeany Good. After de-
lightful luncheon the club adjourned to
meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
John B. Wilson. The visitors present
were Misses Matilda Bauman, of Union
town, Pa, Ian Hubbard, Of California,
Mrs. Alice Myers, of Milwaukee, Wis.
All the Sunday SCHOOLS are preparing
their annual Christmas entertain
ments, and the pleasing fiction of
Santa Claus will continue to be pro-
ductive Of much wholesome enjoyment
to the little folks. The Christmas
treats in the Wheeling Sabbath
schools this year will be very gen.
erous, and the entertainments, as a
rule, will be more pretentious. There
are parents who regard it as sinful to
mislead their children as to the identity
of the jolly old saint whose especial
mission is to fill the stockings of good
little boys and girls, and to leave a
train of happiness behind on the occa-
sion of each annual visit. Such pa
rents are too good for this world. One
who has experienced the indescrib-
able pleasure of awakening bright and
early Christmas morning, and hurry
ing down stairs to find stocking
filled with sweetmeats and presents,
must have callous heart to declare
that the fiction which brought so
much JOY to him, will injure the NOR
ais of his children. Happily, their
number is few, and they are perfectly
harmless.
A congenial party of friends of Mr..
Harry He'll called upon him in a body
at his home in Bellaire, Thursday eve
ming, taking him by surprise. The &C.
casion was the anniversary Of his
birth. The evening was spent in
music and games. Among the guests
were Mrs. Harry Lukens and Mrs.
Harry Bradbury, of Massillon, o., who
are visiting in Bellaire.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Cole delightfully."-
entertained party of their friends at
their home in Martins Ferry. Friday
evening. Among the guests from out
of town were Mrs. j. M. Mcdowell, OF
Bridgeport, and Mrs. Edna Cole and
Miss Clara Judkins, Of GAINESVILLE.
%ee
The Ladies Auxiliary of Mullen Di-
Y vision, A. o. H., gave very success
full oyster supper one evening last
keek, which was very literally patron
Frank Falloure gave a i"stag"
for number bf his gentlemen
It his home on. the Island Fri
ing, in cell hratiaa. of the
h anniversd 8 birth.
Ilber of gu pres
social
fly en-
4. end
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

Blue Diamonds at H. E. Hillman
e Co.'S. Special prices.
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FLAG PRESENTATION.

Christmas Muff1ers, Cashmere and Silk
latest styles, 25c, Soc, 4Sc at McFadden's.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

The following description of a nota-
BILE wedding in Charleston last We'd
nesday, is taken from the Gazette:
Fashionable attention was occupied
last evening with the Cabell-Couch
nuptials, which took place at nine
O'Clock at the suburban home of the
brides parents, Judge and Mrs. James
H. Couch. The decorations Of holly
and mistletoe were exceptionally beau
tiful and were used with exquisite eff
feet DR.. Robert Douglas Roller, Of ST.
Johns church, read the marriage SER
vice in the presence of large number
OF relatives and intimate friends of the
\ contracting parties. The girlish look
~ bride was truly beautiful to behold
Ed nlDonsmart wedding gown of
handsome lace used to
he corsage. She car
y lilies of the valley,
ent worn was the
Rearl and dia-
attended by
lch, as maid
ed in pale
ried a huge
rs. James
white silk
lace ap-
and al
wedding
ere eff
herine
Mr..
g for
nond
Pc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Brazil wants to borrow 10000, 900 to
meet pressing obligations.
The date for Iowa day at the Ten
nessee centennial has bsen changed from
Aug. so to Sept. Z.
General Bragg has issued a call for
the reunion of the Iron brigade at La
Crosse. Wis, Oct. 20 and q.
President Mckinley has promised to
attend the banquet of the Buffalo G. a. r.
post TO be given at Buffalo. Aug. "a
French scientists have discovered
composition that renders warships in
vincible beneath the electric light rays.
Last Saturday President Mckinley
and Vice President Hobart played
game Of bowls. the latter winning-1S7
to 15o.
. The Chicago express on the Pennsyl-
vania line collided with a switch engine
at indianapolis and killed William Mar
tin. engineer Of the express.
The Vatican, including the pope him.
self. is actively engaged in a campaign
TO stimulate the revenue from Peters
pence. which shows a serious decrease.
Before starting for Russia Emperor
William of Germany received q number
Of threatening letters from nihilists anc
pan-Slavists, ard is closely guarded by
detectives.
Judge Tuley, of Chicago. has decided
invalid the city ordinance licensing
bicycles. He says 1t is a tax and means
double taxation. The case will go to the
supreme court.
Chicago police surprised three thugs
holding up a saloon and although thirty
shots we're fired In the melee all the
thugs are alive and not fatally hurt.
They are in jail. however.
There is no doubt that a white woman
infatuated with Robert Lee Jones. a
colored inmate, furnished >the means
that enabled half a score Of prisoners to
escape from Clinton, Ills, Jail.
The New York World prints an al
legged interview with Secretary. Sherman
in which he is quoted as saying un-
mentionabla Qor a diplomaO things
about Spain and Cuba. Another spe-
cial says the interview is a romance.
At Rush Medical college. Chicago, a
cadaver was boiled for two hours in a
solution of crude potash to prove> the
assertion Of the state in the Luetgert
case that human body would be prac-
tically annihilated By such treatment.
The assertion was proved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09

f,ouoWing are the, latest League
scores; At Brooklyn-washing /,
Brooklyn 3; at Cincinnati-Lspisxille
0. CinAknatd.5: at St LcuisEFittsburg
s, ST. Lsuis Z; (second ganae) Pittsbsarg
u, st. Louis 3; at Phifadslpria-
York II. Philadelphia 1; at Chicago
Cleveland S,Ckicaso 8; at Beston-Bal-
timore 2. Boston 4. Sunday At Gin
cinnati-LoMsvf1le s. Cincinn1i 2: At
0hieago-Cisveland~6 Chicago 7.
Western League: At Coluabus-NAn-
neaPoiis, Z. Columbus 8: at Detroit
Kansas CITY Is. Detroit .1ol (second
game) Kansas' City :. DetIoit 4; at
Grand Rapids-St. Paul ks. Grand Rap
ids :; at Indianapolis = Milwaukee 1,
Indianapolis 4. (second game9 Nilwau-
kse 3, Indianapolis Q. Sunday, At
Colun1bus-Minpeapolis 1, Celurnbus 9:
(second gane) Minnsanoljs..9. Columbus
IL; at Detroit-Kahsas City 10 Detroit
II; at Grand Rapids-St. Paul l.. Grand
Rapids S; tSecond camel st. Paul IL.
Grand Rapids IS.
Western Association: At QUINCY
Peoria 8, Quincy q. at BuIUpse5hxDu-
buques5. Burlington 2; at st. Joseph-
CEDAR Rapids. 3, St. JosephN5; at Des
Noines.Roekferd 6, Des Moines 8. (Sun-
day) AT st. Joseph-.Gedar. Rapids s.
st. Jossnh s; at .Burlipgton-Pubuqus
8. Burlington. 81 at. Des Meines-Rock-
ford ). Des Meines 3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09
Liberals Are Heard From.
QUEEN REGENT GOES TO MADRID.
Premier Was Waiting for His Wife When
the Assassin Fired


The queen regent on hearing the sad
news dispatched her physician, Dr. Bus
tos. by a special train from San Sebas-
tian. Later. on learning that Canovas
was dead, she wired her confidence to
the widow. The health Of Senor Cano-
vas had improved greatly of late. He
had been leading very quiet life, al
though he attended 10 the business 0f
state. At the moment Of the assassina-
tiCn he was waiting in the gallery Of the
bathing establishment for his wife, who
was to join him for lunch. Suddenly
the assassin, who had the appearance Ct
an ordinary visitor, approached ard
fired at him point blank. one bullet pass
ing through the body and coming out
behind under the left shoulder. and the
other two lodging in the head. He feu
instantly and only recovered conscious
ness long enough to speak few words.
Several medical men and his wife were
unremitting in their attentions TO the
were mortal, and he died in two hours.
Extreme JUNCTION was administered amid
scene Of mingled sorrow and irdigna-
ton. the ASSASSIN narrowly escaped
lynchipg at the hands Of the walters
and attendants who rushed forward. De-
tectives and civil guards Immediately
secured him. He was very paie. trem-
hled violently and evidently feared that
he would be killed on the xnot- EG vii,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09
END OF THE WHEEL MEET.
Earl Ktser Wins the Half Mile Profes-
sions1-Attempts to Break Records.

Earl Kjssr Wins the Half Mile ProSes-
siona1-Attempts to Break Records.
Philadelphia, Aug. 9.-The greatest
race meet in the history Of American
cycling came to an end Saturday even
ing al Willow Grove park, when the
eighteenth National meet of the League
OF American Wheelmen closed. In at.
tendance there has never been q ma.
tional of local race meet that has an.
preached 1t. During the two days Of
racing nearly $4,000 persons witnessed
the cracks from all parts of the United
States. two from Mexico and the Ca
madam crack. Loughead, strive for fame
and prizes. Fred L. Loughead, the Sa-
rina (Ont.) lad kept UP his fine work,
but little Earl Kiser landed on top.
winning the half mile professional and
the mile open professional
Eddie Bald also added to his reputa.
tion, and while no firsts appear to his
credit. yet his seconds in the mile open
and the five mile professional finals were
within hair-breadth of being first
Major Taylor, the colored crack, was a
hot favorite in the mile open heat, which
was won by him in grand style. For q
while 1t looked as though he would be
'he "HiHeT oI tne nNai, Dut tne OtnerS
proved too heady and fast for him.
Among the amateurs there was much
good racing and Peabody, Eddie Lew
ellyn and Charles NJ. Ertz put up the
finest exhibition. In most of the anna
teur events the riding was close and in
but few instances did the boys show any
evidence of loafng.
Fred Schade, amateur, broke the
record for one-third mile, doing it in
0:34 3-5. Several tried to beat the rec
ord for niie. Church covered it in
1:43 3-5. which was the fastest made.
Yesterday 1000 wheelmen took a run to
Atlantic City; sixty miles away.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09
Those in Montgomery County
are Quiet.
so REPORTS SECRETARY RAY.
Important Meetings in Iowa
and Michigan.
Old World Stirred Over the
Madrid Tragedy.

Springfield. ILL.,, Aug. 9.-B. b.
Ray. secretary Of the railway and
warehouse commission, telegraphed
Gov. Tanner this morning that he
had been to the miners camp oetside
OF Cohesn, Montgomery county, and
found 200 miners. ALI were peacea-
BILE. He advised Sheriff Randle 10
reduce his force. Ray will remain
there and keep the governor in
formed.
Ottumwa. Iowa, Aug. "a few
delegates from here are attending
the state miners meeting. 1t 10 un-
derstood that the Des Moines and
Mahsska districts will not send del
egates, but will let the Appsnooss
and Wapello districts fight it out.
Probably no attempt will be made to
declare q suspension. as It weuld be
Of no avail with districts out.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug. 9.-Several
delegates from the Oskalooea dis.
trict arrived unexpectedly. Hunter
and Keegan, agitators, from Streator,
ILL.,. are here, but probably resolu-
tion will be passed keeping them out
OF the meeting. A temporary organ
ization was affected.
Ishpemiug, Mich, Aug. 9.-Presi-
dent Nudge and Secretary Wasley,
In addressing a large miners meet
ing last night, told the men the
union had decided that none Of its
members should work with non
union men after Aug. 23; that those
who still refused to join the Union
would be driven out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09
The Shooting of Couovss,

Madrid. Aug. 9.-The cabinet sat
until 2 O'Clock this morning and de-
cided to publish the appointment OF
Minister Of War Azcarrsg. as pre-
mier ad interim. Indignation over
the assassination Of Canovss is
shared by all political parties. 1t is
generally believed that members in
colonial secret societies are con-
eerned in tho outrage. The Spanish
papers, even republicans, express
their indignation, and praise the SER
vices Of tho deceased. The assassi.
nation was undoubtedly cold bloodeu
and premeditated. GolH declared
rs much to the examining
magistrate. The prisoner first
gave the name OF Rina.di, and later
confessed that his real name was
Michele Angins Coli. age 20. . ma.
tiye Of Boggia. near Naples. He re-.
sided in Barcelona several months,
participated in the doings OF the va
rious anarchist societies in that city
and vicinity, and followed the pre-.
mier from Madrid to Santa Agueda
with the intention Of awaiting the
opportunity 10 assassinate him. The
remains. which arrived Tuesday,
will be accorded the highest military
honors. The police force Of BARGE
Iona is increased in anticipation OF
possible disturbances. Golli il
known in Barcelona under the name
OF Achillelli, and formerly worked as
. compositor. He Is slso known un.
der the alias Of Joseph Z. Sonto and
10 classsd As militant anarchist.
and is an intimate friend OF Ascheri,
perpetrator Of the outrage in Gale
dc Camcres.
Considerable activity is displayed
today among republicans, VINO be
lieve their opportunity has arrived.
The government is taking extreme
precautions to preserve order in
Madrid and in the provinces. 1t i.
reported In some quartz this aie..
noon that Senator Pidal. presiden,
Of the chamber Of deputies. vii! OF
be charged to form an in,ermediat,
ministry.
London, Aug. "a special from
Madrid says that the Spanish gov
eminent was aware Of the meeting
Of the anarchists in July when II wa,
decided to murder Canovas bsior,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09
GOLD PRODUCTION Of THE WORLD.
What II Was for Last Year-Esti mate for
IS01-Table of Interest,

Warrington, Aug. 9. = Preston, tho
director of the mint. estimates tae gold
production Of the werld fer 1896 to have
been s2e5,ooo.oo0, of WHICH the United
States contributed over So. 900 For
1897 it is believed the worlds gold prod
uct will reach at least SAC. .0O0. 900, an
increase of s35, ,0oO. 600 over 1896. Preston
says: AS an indication.of the increase
in the worlds gold product for 1897 the
following table. showing the product Of
the United States, Australia. South
Africa, Russia, Mexico, British India
and canada, for 1896, and the probable
output of these countries for 1897, is
given:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09
Started ANA Three Years tdlenes..

Manistique. Mich. Aug. 9.-The fur
mace Of the Weston Furnace company,
Of this city, was started Saturday MORN
ing after being idle nearly three years.
The plant is one Of the largest and best
furnaces in the upper peninsula.
Milwaukee. Aug. 9.-The mounted
sword contest which took place at the
National park Saturday as part of the
programme of the Scotch picnic. be-
tween Miss Gordon and Trooper Reid,
resulted in a draw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09

Castillo passed away with the cry Of
Long live SPAIN, which were the last
words upon his lips. Santa Agueda is
noted for it's baths. The place is be-
tween San Sebastian, the summer resi-
dence Of the Spanish court, and Wit
toria. the capital of the province of
Alava. about thirty miles south Of BIZ
bao. The premier went there last
Thursday to take a three weeks course
OF the baths, after which he expected
to return to San Sebastian to meet
United States Minister Woodferd when
that gentleman should be officially re-
ceived by the queen regent
Assassin Captured on the Spot.
The assassin was Immediately ar
rested. He is a Neapolitan and gives
the name OF Rinaldi. but it is believed
that this is an assumed name and that
his real name is Michele Angino Coli.
The murderer declares that he killed
Senior Canovas 'in accomplishment of
n just vengeance" and that the deed is
the outcome a vast anarchist con-
spiracy. He is believed to have arrived
at aSnta Agueda the same day as the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-08-09

This is the frSt opportunity Ne
public has ever had. or probably
ever will have. Of tessiag trse home.
oPathie remedies free. Thousands
Of bottles Of factory made homeo-
pathic remedies have been givsa
away during the past. but never be-
!ore In the history Of medicine hss 0
genuine homeopathic ply ysician com
pounded . line of TRUE homeo.
patAic oures HIMSELF and given
them to the public.
DR.. Bailentine is able to prove BY
the thousands upon thousands that
his remedies do care mere people Of
disease, and afford more immediat
relief. ths0 any medicine ever sold
by the druggist.
The Free Distribution.
ON SATURDAY. AUG, IA. DIR
BALLEH7INE'S TRUE SPECIFIC
FOR RHEUMATISM CHE FAMOUS
NO SW. the SPECIFIC WHICH
CURES RHEUMATISM IN EVERY
CASE. WILL BE DISTRIBUTED
FREE TO ALL THE PEOPLE BY
THE DRUGGISTS WHOSE NAMES
WILL APPEAR IN THIS PAPER
ON THeRSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY. ANY SUFFERER FROM
RHEUMATISM OR ANY ONE WHO
HAS A RHEUMATIC SUFFERER IN
HIS FAMILY, MAY. BY CALLING
AT THE DRUG STORE NEAREST
HIS HOME, OBTAIN A BOTTI z OF
DIR. BALLENIINE'S TRUE SPE-
CIFIC FOR RHEUMATISM ABSO-
LII rELY FREE. LOOK FOR THE
NAME OF The DRUG STORE
NEABESr TOUR HONH.
His Remedies.
The following are few Of HE rem
edies. and al are ssld BY ysur drug.
gist ct the uniform price Of 26s each /:
NO 70-LOCALTREA for
catarrhal affections. TO be used in
connection with No. 3s.