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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
ElUFFALO LIfHIA ET

In the ALBUMINURTA OF PREGNANCY
WITH REMARKABLE EFFECT. When
taken in large quantities its influence in
such cases is UNMISTAKABLY BENZ.
FICIAL. In one case of PCERPERAL
MANIA IT WAS A POWERFUL AD-
JUNCT TO THE OTHER MEANS USED
TO EFFECT 4 CURE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
RHEEALO T WATER

Spring No. ., accompanied by a milk diet.
In all cases of PREGNANCY WHERE AL
BUMlN is found in the urine as late as the
last week before confinement. IF THIS
WATER AND a MILK DIET ARE PRE-
SCRIBED, THE ALBUMIN DISAP-
PEARS RAPIDLY FROM THE URINE
AND THE PATIENT HAS A POSITIVE
GUARANTEE AGAINST PUERPERAL
COMMISSIONS"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30

An interesting professional match was decided
at the Artsley Club yesterday between Val
entine FttZiohn. the young Musselburg ex-
pert. who recently arrived in this country as
the assistant to J. D. Dunn. and John Ship
pen. the professional az the Highland Golf Club.
at Garrison 's-on-the Hudson. He is a young
negro Lad. the son Of the minister on the Indian
reservation at Shinnecock Hills. and began his
goiins career three years ago As a caddie. This
season Shipper has defeated two noted Scotch
professionals in matches. Tom GourIey and f..
Is. W Lson. but be was unable 20 stand the strain
OF . long match az the pace act by E!tZiohn. He
was but one down AZ the end OF the morning
play and the men were All even at the twenty
seventh hole. buc Fitziohn won eieh: out OF the
last nine holes. including byes. The 5 otchman
won by ) up and 3 10 play.
TIE player OF American DEVELOPMENT showed
fully a. graceful . style as the scotchman. and
on the crst round he drove fully as long q bali.
Playing the sixteen hole in the morning Fitz-
John drove Into the brook, . carry and roll Of
few yards short. The Scotchman lifted withou.
q penalty. and each made the green with their
hrasseys 1t Is = t5O-yard hole, and was haIved
In tour-very neat golf. shippen's best play. per-
de drove INTO the quarry, a distance Of 30
yards, the ball lodging within two feet OF the
near wall. Bracing himself against the rocky
sending the ball out and the needed forty Yards
in distance, landing Il dead on the green. E.'E-
John did not cIuei his record OF ~. ami tba: he
demonstrated by his grand finish.
II was the aEst tnirty.stNihoIe match played
ever the new eighteen hole course, which breaks
away from the OLD LINKS AT the seventh hole.
nine holes. The distance IL 5.5O5 yards. The
oogie, which was beaten on many OF the holes, IS:
Gs' ,. ..:. ! ssitt. t%--55s-77
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
Or. William A. Hammond.

Surgeo'-Generdl L. S. Army (retired) for
merry Professor of Diseases OF the Mind
ami Nerrous System in the University of
-Nctr York. etc: II gave used
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
A Natural Specific for AIbuminuria and
Brights Disease. 1t Disintegrates and
Eliminates Renal CalcuIi and Stoneo of
the Bladder. The Best Table Water,
ANALYTICAL REPORT OF
DR.. A. Gabriel POuChet,

PARIS. Feb. ~, 1897.
The collections OF DISINTE0RATED or
BROKEN DOWN yESICAL or RENAL CAL
Gull which form the subject OF the following
analysis and researches. were scat me by Doctor
Edward Chambers Laird, resident physician
BUFFALO LITN1A SPRINGS. VIRGINIA. U.
s. A. THEY WERE DISCHARGED BY DIFF
FERENT PATIENTS AFTER ThE Use OF
Thu. MINERAL WATER OF BUFFALO
LITHlA SPRING NO. . . A VARIABLE
III ADVISE HERE, FROM THE EXPERT.
ENCE OF DOCTOR LAIRD. THE Use OF THIS
HIM \ HAPPY INFLUENCE on THE DfStN-
FILTRATION OF THE CALCuLI AND THEIR
THIS THAT ne Has REQtEsTED NE ro
MAKE THIS ANALYSIS.
The collections OF The DISISTEGRATED
CALCJ submitted TO my examination were
eight in number. A FRAGMENT OF each col.
lection has been reproduced by photographs,
which are designated By the same letters OF the
alphabet as the analysts here following:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30

Appropriated. Bye holes.
TotAlS-Fltzl0hn, =, Sh!pp,n. -. FitE,9hn, ; AZ
with > to play. Grand totas-FitEIohn. 1914. shiI
pen, l77.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
E~srAsLIsHED Ists.

BROOKLYN STORES,
broadway 4 Bedford Ave
fulton 81. 4 Eihtbush Ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
TRAP SHOOTING.
Not a
OfPrice.

BROAD COR. 31st ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
BUFFALO LlTNlA WATER

for a few months, RESTORED TO PER
Feet HEALTH and active professional
life. In ALBIMIELRIA and NAUSEA
Matsr with the most satisfactory results.e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30

'ApprO Iimat!0ns on lost holes.
W. Anderson. professional at the Misquamt-
cut Golf Club, who was second for the open
championship. was \ visitor at the by ker Mel-
COW links and played Sam Tucker a nine-hOIe
match The latter Won b. | up ard 3 TO play.
his card was ., /. /. ), 1, /. .. 8, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
BUFEALO LlTHIAW WATER

BUFFALO LlTHIA WATER
ARE MARKED IN CAUSING A DISAP.
PEARANCE OF ALBUMIN FROM THE
URINE. l nave witnessed HIGHLY BEN
EFICIAL RESULTS FROM ITS USE IN
BRIGHT'S DISEASEOF THE KIDNEYS"
Or. c. A. Foote,
or Wnrrenton, v. C., er-President State
Nedicct Society: "WHEN WELL NIGH
IN EXTREMIS from CHRONIC BRIGHT'S
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, and with
out hope of relief from any remedy, I wa.
by the use of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30
Or. craeme M. Hammond,

Of .Netr YORK, Professor OF Diseases Of the
Mind and Nerrous System in the NeI0
York POSTGRADUATE Medical School and
Hospital: "In all cases Of BRIGHTS DIS
EASE OF THE KIDNEYS, 1 have found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-30

ras thsrmomstsr at thu CnItsd States Weather Blu
AN rrgiatsred the temperatnre ysster!ay a. tolloMs:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
What q "yyed- Means.

Among tho Anglo-Saxons tho hrido.
groom gave n pledge or "wed" at al,
betro;hal ceremony. This "wed' In
cluded ring. which was p,sccd on fb,
maiden's right hand. where IL remained
until, at the marriage, 10 was transfer
red TO the left. English women at ON,
time wore the wedding ring ON thr
thumb. Many portraits of ladies Ia
Queen Elizabcth's days are so depicted.
In the reign Of George III brides usual,
removed the ring from its prorsr abitl.
ing place 60 the thumb rs soon as tn,
ccremsny was over. In Spain the gift O.
u ring Is looked upon ms a promise 81
marriage ana IL considered salficiou,
proof for n maiden TO claim her hug
band. 1t is a custom TO pass lit:le pieces
of brides cake through the wedding
ring. and thoss to whom these piece.
are given placefbem under their pillows
ut night to dream Of their lovers. Thcs,
"drcaraors, Is ,hey are called. should
be drawn nine times through the ring.
Many brides. however. are 50 supursti.
tious that neither for that purpose no,
at any other time will they take the
ring OF their finger after Il has onct
been placed thcrc.-Pbiladelphia Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
An lntersstiny Life a,.so,y.

ID. P. Mckown. Of Davenport, has
written his biography for the
benefit of his five sons and
their families, and it is his
intention never TO have it pub
lished. Much OF the manuscript 1,
relative to family history. but nj
the same time the many incident.
and adventures OF Mr.. McKown's
long and eventful life which are iold
in detail are OF local interest. and bold
a place in local history. These Incl.
dents have the atnosphere Of the wild
western life with which the book 8.
filed. Mr.. McKown was alw.vs =
hard worker and he was also a ven
turesome man. so hts experiences
have probably been As many ard n.
varied as any OF the pioneers OF thi.
community. Mr. Mrko~en will soor
have his life history iinisb.d and b.
ready to present It to his sors. The
stores told by Mr.. MckOwen around
the fireside gave the idea ni a con.
n~cted history Of his LIE aud his sons
have Insisted on Mr.. MckoSn finish.
lug the work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Entertained the Motion.

In one Of the townships near Chicago
the people once elected ~ justice Of the
peace q man known for his strict appli-
cation Of parliamentary rules 60 every.
thing possible. Amosr his first cases
was ono q t.ifiing importance. nm NJ.
SAINT. Eplcr ard DeIew. two Chicago
lawyers who knew the ius:ice's poculi.
srity. represented the defendant and q
man of the nane q. Smith the lqosccu.
tion. Both sides announced tn y were
ready for trial. jus. ~ che court was
about to proceed Mr.. Erlcr arose and
said, IF yocr honor please, move tina:
this case be dismissed. " II second the
motion" quickly pct III yr. Do,cw. II,
u moved and seconded that the rann o.
disrisscd.'' was pa; 10y the court. ''Bn,
yo1r honn-." quacily interrupted Mr..
Smith. with great surprise mt such FRO
ccdurc. "sir. Smith. this cour; has pa.
sided over meetings before asd j. ibof.
o1ghly familiar with parliamentary pro
ccGurc. II needs 40 resistance from yua
in this matter" BAT. ycnr huaur''-
Il shall iiBe yen fcr contempt. Mr..
Smith, II yen continue 60 disturb ihil
court" TIE court then put ih. gucsiiu-
again. sdding. "All m favor of the mo
iion will rise" Eplcr and Dslcw Ent
the prisoner arose 'Thosc opposed viii
rise" Smith and the pgost cutter arose.
The motion is carried by n vote al
three to two. aud the cazc T. dismissed. .
declared the jusiice.-San Francisco AR
cou.ut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

just try . 10 cen; boz Of Cascare,s
the finsst liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
WAS A DECIDED DROP.
Temperature Coos Down Fwsr-sicLt
Degrees

Degrees
TIE long and eagerly anticipated
change in the weather conditions
came last night, and in the IL hour $
between 8 yesterday aud 5 this morn
ing the mercury slid down IS &c.
erees. registering IL abo' BY the
signal service instrument, although
in various parts o.
town Indicated as low as S above
There were snow furries and other
accomplishments of n blizzard, and
altogether the stWos phers was re-
freshing and wintry like And the
prospects are that it will continue
cold with Gee .sionsl dashes of snow,
bat no blockade and no severe radi.
csI changes. although we-arc on the
edge OF great northwestern storm,
which created terror in the north
west last nigat, with the wind bio -
ing this way At the rate Of 50 miles
an hour.
The change was altogether wei
come, AS the driZzle Of the pas, few
days had become m 5notonous, and
the people were praying for some.
thing more reasonable, even though
it might be ferocious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
a Story of IInrd Arnufl.s,l-

The following story Is told Of the latc
Lord Amp'bilL When be was n JUNO,
clerk in the foreign Office, Lord Palmer.
ston, then foreign secretary. introduced
IN innovation whereby instead Of being
so.emnly summoned by q verbal mes.
sage the clerks were expected TO answer
his bell. Some naughty spirit. rctcllcd
against being treated like foo;rnen and
xied TO organize resistance. but Ode
Russell. rs he then was. refused to jnin
the retellious movement. saying shat
Whatever method app-iscd him mos.
quickly Of Lord Palmcrsion's wisho.
was the method which he prefnrrod.
The aggrieved clerks regarded him a. 9
traitor to has order. but he died an en-.
bas.ador.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

Eight Bells" will he rrsst ntsd a,
Harper's theatre next "Wednesday
evening. There ia no villain IL
B.rnc brothers reju,enated "Eigsi
Bells" bot there is plenty Of fun.
trick scenery. good music and clever
speeialties. The piece has b-oI sea
81 often thst little need he said
in praise OF its many excellent feat
ures. 81! tie former successes 10
Tho wsy Of trick effects ere retained.
and many new things added. II still
presents the great revolving sbir
scene, the trick wagon. the hustliDg
octopus, the weird TRUNK, doors and
chairs, and dozen other features.
Incidentally number Of pleasing
specisl;ies are introduced. No one
can help but admire the fne aero.
baltic work Of the John Byrne troupe
Of Hcrobats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

A mirror could not lie IL it wanted
70. The glass has noting to gain
bysnattery. II the rIses of health
aud rlumpness OF beauty are leaving
your face. your mirrtr will tell you
so. Health is the greatest beautitier
in the world. When n woman sees
The Indications of ill health in The
face. she may with almost absolu,,
certainty look for the cause in ore OF
both of two conditions-constip
and arrangement q the organs dis
tiDctly feminine. DE-. Piorce's Fay-
orite Prescription will cure perma-
nently and positively any so called
.'female complaint" DR.. Pieice's
Pleasant Pellets will cure constipa-
ton. There is no reason in the
world why woman should not be
perfectly healthy. She will gain in
health, strength and ne,h Hol.ox IS
and angles will give place TO fullness
and grace. She will he that noblest
and most beautiful Of all c.eation-s
perfect woman.
Send 81 cents in one-ceat stamps
70 Worlds Dispensarv Medical Asso.
citation, Buffalo, n. Y, ard receive
DR.. Pierce's zoos page &C .mmon
Sense Medical Adviser" profusely
illustrated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

TKs AsoUA only 100 . Wssk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Half Ssr. Psrm,ts sor 1897.

Clergymen and others entitled
bali fare permits are requested 70
lille their applications for same at
once in order that permits may be re.
ceived by Jan. /, 1897. Banks can
be procured at K. I. Il r. depot. foot
oil Inentieth street Oee sppiicaticn
only Is necessary to procure permits
over all lines in the Western Passes
ger association, same rs for 1896.
r. SIocKuousE,
General Tickle, Agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
POLICE COURT MATTERS.
, s''n rreison Held IN Cream Cont on .
rssrce az Emsexrsense.s.

rssrre az Emhes,sense.s.
John Trulson was held to the cir
emit court in 500 bonds by Magis-
trate Schroeder Saturday afternoon.
Trulson Is accused OF EN- be element
by E w. Overmaier. manager OF the
Eclipse lnsta,lmcnt comp,u by
which the defendant was EMPLOYED.
rfu'son, II is charged. pawned a
clock valued At zig belonging 90 the
company and poke ted the money
realized from ths transaction. and
then few his kite. Trulson vas
arrested 81 Cable by Constable L. v.
Ecs hart.
The case Of 8. Weinberg against
w. A. Corcoran for assault and bat.
terry was tried in Magistrate schroed-
er's court this morning before O
jury composed OF &. ID Clancy.
Peter Schlemmer. Thomas Pinkley.
A. Z. Spencer. j. w. rarris aud
Joseph Maxwell. MIR. Corcoran
pleaded bic owr case. while Assistau'
States Attorney Scott appeared for
the people. The jury returned 8
verdict flung the defendant q and
costs, and recommending that the
fine be remitted.
John Quinn. blind man. Who
halls from st. Paul. put up at the
police station last night. He WIS
provided with transportation 10
Albany. H.. today hv Poormastcr
LADDERS, claiming that he has q
brother at that place.
Henry Harrington. sn old offender.
ia booked at police headquarters.
charged wi h drunkenness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
A Eossiai MOT.

Arditi prints in his "reminiscences q
pleasant little met OF Rossini. When
Mime. A-did was first presented to him,
the great composer bowed and said,
Snow ! tI:ow why ArGiti composed III
Bacio' 9Th, KiSs'l." Again, when Ar.
diti had done Rossini some trifling serv-
ice, the composer was protuse in thanks
am; cordially offered him as q souvenir
''cne Of my wigs" which were azrang.
ed on stands ON the chitonier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Farmers Wanted

In every tosnship three Gays 4 week
during winter to Distribute samples.
collect names OF sick people ard
work mp trade for their druggists on
the three great family remedies: DIR.
ksy's RsDovaior, DR.. ksy's Lung
Balm aud kidoey kurs. Good psy 20
man or wcm.u. Send for booklet
and terms. DIR. b. J. Kay Medical
company. Western Office. Omaha,
Neb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04

5. +. Ffiiz. Of ea7 Sedg~ick street.
Chicsgo. SAYS IL hsl = severe
cosgh which se..,ed on nv iu.gs.
J tried a humble Of I'D rtis.d rene.
dies and also placed myself urder
iresfmens OF several phy sieisus. wiiL
no benefit was recon nended %
try Foley's Honey ard Ta-. With
little expectation Of getting relief.
purchased q bottle. had taken bot
Few doses when felt gres;ly i'm.
proved; was enabled TO sleep, spit.
ling Of blood ceased. and By the
time ! had taken the second bottle I
vas entirsly well. Itsaved my life. .
Sold by n. F. Bahusen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
why Atsssnps Go ssvs

eaisrrh By the use % so-csiled blood
remeties! That estarrh 10 cot
caused by blood troubles 10 ssli-syi.
dent when you reflect that at;sck-
are always due 20 sudden climatic
changes or exposure. and occur nos;
Frequently during the winter and
sprinr. though the blood Il rs pure
teen q. In summer or fall. A rem.
edy sh.oh quickly relieves and cures
the catarrhal attacks has been found
Ia Eiy's Cream Balm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-04
Aad She Went ouieliy.

Mamma has just gene across ssa
street. na'arn." said the demurc li;;.o
e-year-oid 20 the caller.
Did she say when she'd Be back
asked the lady.
"fes'n." - demurely ns beforc.
"jus; AZ soon - you had gone. ns'sls. -
IS. P.rl pis-..ch-
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-30
Rfcbmono News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Block left for New York on
Sundaylast to visit their daughter, Mrs Max Frank
Mr.. Moses Thalhimer will sail for Europe in few
days. Mr. Aaron Rothschild will go over later in
the season.
At the meeting of Paradise Lodge, Bne Birth,
last Sunday night, committee was appointed to
take steps looking to the consolidation of the three
lodges of the order in this city.
The progressive whist party at the Jefferson Club
last night was quite an enjoyable affair Misses Iso
lene Moses and Marian Held were tied for the first
prize, which was won by the former on the cut Re-
freshments were served after the game.
Mr.. Joseph Hutzler and Miss Carrie Ullman were
married last Tuesday afternoon the residence of
the brides mother, No. 3O4 east Clay street Rabbi
Calsch offciated Shortly after the ceremony was
over Mr.. and Mrs Hutzler left on a northern tour
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-30
Rorfolk, VA.

Mrs. D, E. Levy is visiting her son Moses in Phil
adelphia
Mr. Albert Hart, of Wheeling w Va is visiting
his parents.
Among those that have settled here recently are
Mr. Lewis lsaacs, of New York and Mr. Emanuel
Haas, of Baltimore
Mr. Hornthals guest, Miss Friedman has re-
turned home much to the regret of her many friends
Mr. E. Ball is in New York
The Irving Circle entertained on Thurday
evening at the residence of Miss Amy Hart
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-30
Roanoke, VA.

Mr.. b. Levnson who was here on a visit to Mr. r
Heyman has left for Baltimore Md
Mr.. A. Bearman, of Baltimore was seen on our
streets Sunday.
Miss Eta Rosenfeld, of Radford, Va who is at
present attending school at Holns Institute paid
visit to Mrs 6. May
Mr.. Il l. Levi and wife, of Lynchburg were in
town.
Mr.. David Bushweiler of New York was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs May
Mr. B. Moses, of Baltimore and Mr. HI Strouse.
of New York, were in the city last week
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-04-30
AT REST.

At REST.
Mrs. Joseph L. Trauerman of Chicago died sud
denly last Friday afternoon at the residence Of her
brother, Mr.. S. w. Fleshm an in this CITY. The de-
ceased who was formerly Miss Sabina Freshman
had been visiting her brother and sister about week
and had her two little daughters with her She had
been suffering with asthma for some time but was
not thought to be dangerously ill., Two doctors
were with her at the time of her death Mrs Trau-
erman was quite young, being only about thirty
years OF age. Her husband was telegraphed for and
arrived in the city Sunday afternoon The funeral
was from the residence Monday morning, Rabbi Ca
lisch officiating. The burial in the Hebrew Gem
etery, this city.
Just as the twilight was passing away last Sab
bath Mrs William Flegenhemer dropped peacefully
into her final sleep. For seven months she had suf
fered untold pain with fortitude that cannot be de
scribed. The deceased was in her fftyeighth wear
and had been married thirty-sx years. The funeral
was from the residence last Monday afternoon. the
services being conducted by Rabbi Calisch.
Che bebrew HemoraI Assocation nnvtteo.
70 Mrs Charles Straus, President Hebrew Memorial
association, Richmond Va:
DEAR MADAM:
1T gives me pleasure to extend most cordial in
V1tat1on to yourself and the Hebrew Memorial Asso
cation to attend the annual massm meeting of tbe
Hollywood Memorial Association on MoNDAy Nrcur
next, MAY 3d. at LEE CAMP HALL
MAJOR Jed Hotchkiss, of Staunton is to address
us, and with good musical programme we antci-
pate most pleasant evening. Hoping that the
lauies OF your association will share the pleasure
with us, | am
Very cordially yours,
Mrs. KATE S. VIM,
Chairman of Committee
10 the Editor of The Jewish South
Will you kindly publish the foregoing in your
paper! this being the way have, at this late
date OF informing the members of this kind invita-
ton, OF which | hope they may avail themselves
Thanking you in ad vance, l am
NOurS