Bloomington Progress, Volume 3, Number 32, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 December 1869 — Page 2
llltiTON PROGRESS.
WlLLIAM A. Gaus, Editor and Proprutcr
VE1NKSIAY, PEC. 8, ISG'.i.
'"Wo statesman." Ever since Cien. Grant's elcctloi, nil of the DenK'Crattc papers have been full of the vilest personalities, with reference to the President's qualifications, his habits, his ear y history, etc., and have shed hypocritical tears over the fact that he is not a statesman ; and in this howling, we are sorry to say, many of the Republican papers have been induced to join. The people have reason to be thauktul that Grant is not a statesman, (which i; only another name for at intriguing politician) and that there are "no statesmen" in his cabicct. President and Cabinet are plain, unassuming, practical men, and as a consequence, ve have a carefully administered 3kernment, a steady, rapid decrease in the public debt, and a growing confidence in the value and honest payment of the bonds. The members of the Republican paity have reason to be thankful that we are not governed by ''statesmen," but that the administration of the Government has strengthened the confidence of the nation in thd honesty of the party in power. "Statesmen" was the disease tl at gave birth to the Southern Confederacy ; the South was full of "statesmen" at the breaking out of the war, arid the people believed in
them ; but these visionary spouters have lost their prestige, and can not soon regain the xmfidenee of the masses. Tbe Public Schools. The Tr ustees of t he Publ ic Schools of Bloomington, feeling the need of certain ;.mprovements in thuse schools, submit the following to the patrons of the same : The chief evils, and the ones to which special attention is called, s.re Irregularity and Tardiness in attendance of pupils. These evils have become serious, grjatly impairing tbe progress of inclividud pupi Is, and in a degree affecting the general - efficiency of the Schools. It needs no argument to pre ve that schools cannot reach a high degree of efficiency under the above conditions. Facts incontestable si istain this position. Pupils here aud elsewhere, who are irregular in th sir attendance, are, jilniost without e x
ception, lower in their grade of
Scholarship. They lose, not from absence only, "but from discouragement. Falling belli ad their classes while absent, they leccme discouraged, and as a consequence not unf requently lose their class standir g. and, in some cases, withdraw from school entirely. Parents must rot therefore, expect rapid advancement from children who are irregular in their attendance, nor should they hold teachers responsible for such advancement. Teachers cannot instruct pupils who are in the streets. The second evil, lYrdinssa, is also 'serious. It affects alike the advancement of the pupil, aud the order of the School. Tardiness and system, are in antagor ism. In view of these facts, your Trustees hereby appeal to you to un .te with them, and the Teachers, in remedying these evilu. You must remember that the reciedy is chielly with you. Teachers nc r Trustees can neither alone do this work. Trus
tees may taake rules, and Teachers enforce thein, and the tsvil, in a great dtjgree, remains. Home is the effective source of riifonn. Your prompt and hearty co-operation is therefore solicited in this important work. We shall confidently exp:ct this co-operation, though :it times it may cost some inconvenience, or even sacrifice. Your los,i will be
the childrens' gain. Bating the evils named above, a ad the consequences therefrom, we lelieve your Schools are in good ecndltion. Pupil; in the main, ttre orderly and studious, and Teachers and Superintends are industrious and faithful, laboring diligently ibr
the good of the Schools and the
children.
You are cordially invited to viat
these Schools, and see them working for yourselves. Besides giving you reliable information, ycur visit w 11 encourage both Teachers and pupi s. Resolved oik doing wh it we a n to increase tho efficiency of the w
Schools, and looking to you for aid, we remain respectfully and o'xidicntly yours, Milton Hight," Gko. M. Ch a.sk, I School Truslees. Gko. W. lloss, J Nov. 29th, 18J9. P. S. To aid pupils in punctuality, the bell on the High School Building, will hereafter be rung twice each morning ; first at S o'clock, as a signal for pupils to prepare for school, and at 8J, as a signal for
starting to school.
It will also be rung at 1 o'clock,
a half hour before opening School
n tne alternoon. Republican Arguments. General Grant's administration still con
tinues to fulfil the promises nuulo lit his. inaugural, viz: tho honest collection of the revenues, and tho reduction of the public
dt bt. The public debt statement for Nov., shows the reduction of the debt for the
tho month to have been $7,ft71,4.Yl 13.
iii:.d tho amount of debt reduced since (Jen
Grant's in aucursition, to have been !M3,.Vi 4 18. And in the face of these
figures, tho Democrats find fault with the Administration. - Congress met on Monday. Me rubers will look about the capital until after the holidays, and then adjourn for a few days to recover from ;he headache. Executive documents will be coming in thick aud i&t, during the next week. A number of eonnnitteeij will have permission to print their reports. Cuba will receive early notice. Gold, greenbacks anel bonds will be talked about ; also, the new Capitol movement. Something may be done in January, but hardly before.
Still Ahead. The Star Spangled Banner, whi h for seven years 'has "waved" to t ie great satisfaction of its many thousand readers, aud to the Dis-satisf.iction of all swindlers and rascals generally, is even more wide awake than ever. It has, at an immerse expense, secured the services of an eminent artist, and the result is that it proposes to give away n s iilemad engraving entitled EvangcliiK', to every subscrilwr for 1870. This superb work of art is one and one-half, by two feet in size, and is equal to ti c best 3 engraving ever offered. The Banner is a large eight ;iage, forty column paper, overflowing with splendid reading of all kinds, and costs but 75 cents a year, which is
Thirleen persons will expiate the crime of murder on the gallows in this corntry, during the present month. Unless Executive clemency should intervene, (he extreme penalty of the law will be inflicted upon the following persons : Owen Hand, to be executed nt Brooklyn, Long Island ; John Fields, nt Villiamsport, Pennsylvania ; Zacharv Taylor, (colored) 'at Butler, Pennl; Dr. Paul Schoevpo, at Carlisle, Pcnn.; Antoine Manrer, at New City, New York ; William Burke, at Jamaica, Long Island ; Joseph Mcssner, aft Rochester, New York ; Daniel Welsh, at Chicago, Illinois ; Robert II. Goldsborough, in Sussex county, Delaware ; Max Klenglor, at St. Louis. M isso'iri ; Beninmin
very cheap for the paper alone, but Farhout, in Wyoming county, N.Y
the publishers propose gi vi ng to Stevens a nd Morgan, at Tcrre Haute,
every subscriber, a copy of their
etagant engraving gratis. I he paper and its publishers arj reliable!, audit will pay to send for specimens to The Star Spangled Banner, Hi nsdale, N. II., or they can be seen at this office.
Liability of Railroads. The following important decision was rendered in the Supreme Court of Indiana : Delzell vs. the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad Co. Afariou Common Pleas Court Reversed
Eliiottt, J.
i; Rev. Henry Ward Beecher rci' cemtly received a letter fronia voting
man, who recommended himself
highly as being honest, etc., and closed with the request: "Get me an easy situation, that honesty may be rewarded." To which Mr. B. : replied : "Don't be an editor if yon ; would be 'easy.' Do not try the
law. Avoid school keeping. Keep out of the pulpit. Let alone all ships, stores, shops and merchandise. Abhor poMtics. Don't practice medicine. Be not a farmer nor a mechanic ; neither a soldier nor a sailor. Don't study. D:in't think, Don't work. None of them arc easy. Oh, my friend, you are in a
very hard world. I
one easv place in it, anel that is the Grave !" Mr. Beceher preaches a. long sermon in a very few words. The young men who look for easy places., will learn in time, that to rise in the world, requires work and hard
Indiana, on the 23d.
Andrew Johnson proposes to spt-nd tho winter in Washington, prompted by the strange impulse that often compels great criminals to linger around the scene of their crimes. It is not a new pliase of human t attire, being frequently mentioned by writers of that class of novels in which the "blood-and-thunder" element is most prominent.
The State debt of Indiana is less i
than two millions of dollars, having been reduced during the year 1,695,58(3 33.
SPECIAL NOTICES. tW . t ... ' .
IU yMI' III lift JHil j THE Advertiser. Imviu been r-.'ftorcd to j tuTilth in a lew weeks, by u verv simple rem-
etlv, nftt'i- having I'liHVied ever;i; wars Ironi ii Sf-vere linn; nlli't;tio!i, r.(t tlisil dread iliscu' Cmit inii(rtioi!, i nxioiii to make known to liif lelluw-SHirt'i-ers tho me inn of cure To all who desire ft, lie will wend a ropy of the prescription, tree of clmrgK, with tliu directions for preparing ami usin;:; the mm, which they will find sun) er.rc or Consumption, 'Aiitliinii Proncliilif, etc. The object of the ndvtrtiscr in pending the Prescription is to henefit t!.c afflicted, and npread infoi'tiimion wh.ch In; conceives to be invaluable, mid he he pes every snfl'ercr wjii try his remedy, fts it v.ill cost them uotliing, mid may prove ft blesaini;. Parties wi.Oiing the prescription will please address, Kky. EDWARD A. WILSON, Will'mmstjurg, Kings County, New York Mny 20 ly.
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NEW AIJERTI!SIiiIEVTS.
McKINNEY & ALEXANDER WOULD CALL TH E ATTENtion of thoir friends in Bloomington, to the fact tl: nt, they have opened a NEW MEAT SHOP, in n now builtlinc north of the Post Officii.
know of but ; We will kee none but tho best of
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Sausage. A fhuro of tho public patronngo ii solicited. 1j. E. McKINNEY, JtlART. ALEXANDER. BloomingtDn, Ind., Dec. 8, 18G9.
rru;H f ei,o
inflicted to a horse belonging 10
aim, by reason oi the toot ot ti e Alwavs bnv of those vho adver-
animal beexoming fastened in tl e tjse jf you wouij secure l,arjrains.
planking at the crossing of the railroad, whereby lie was thrown to the
ground anel so badly hurt that he
died irora the injury. JLhe railroad company, in their answer, say thi.t the work of planking the crossins was done under the supervision ef the City Civil Engineer, anel to his satisfaction, and that they are net liable. The Court decided that the answer is not a. good one. It waa the duty of the corporate authorities to see that the streets were kept in a safe condition for travel, and that the oity might, perhaps be liabb: for the injury complained of ; but il so, still, the railroad company can not escape from liability for its own careless and improper acts, resulting in injury to others, by simply showing that they were satisfactory ic an agent of the city authorities.
There 1,420 hands and $2,390,000
capital employed in the Look and newspaper publishing business of Cincinnati. Should the new oansus bill, to be reported by the committee, be adopt ed by Congress, the number of members of tho House of Representatives will be increased to three hundred. i m--., Morgan, one of the Terro Haute murderers, has been sentenced to be hung on the 23d inst. Stevens, the murderer of Reeves, hi to be
executed the same day. On the 1 30th ult., a motion was made in i
Morgan & case for a new trial,which was over-ruled. Tho action of the Court in this case will he indorsed by all who are opposeel to unnecessary and vexatious delays in administering justice. The prisoner had two lair trials, and the third would
result like the first uid second in
The Last Call. mHOSE KNOWING THEMselves in lebtod to the indersijjned, tire hereby notified to call nnd settle their accounts immediately, as lor.;er indulgence will not be given, after tho 1st of October. JAMES SMALL. Bloomington, Ind., sept2'2, 1S!9.
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Burled! Alive. About four weeks ago a little
r l l.i. i-i i. ioui
CT T " V1' IUUK &lCK ! finding the prisoner to be guilty. with rho Inolr-iMW nnd rnmnp onvc o 1
that iu a few days she was thought
dead and was buried. On
was buried. Uu the
evening of her burial, the mother, for some retison, was led to the grave, and, with her ear pressed close to the ground, thought she heard a noise and believed her child to be moving in its coffin. She
withheld from asking assistance for fear of being ridiculed, and immediately procured a spade and
A furrier in Cincinnati recently conceived the brilliant idea of sewing up a man in the skin of a "grizzly," and sending h is bear man out to distribute shop-bills. A3 the kindly animal procjedeel down the street, with a club in ones paw anel a bundle of circulars, in the other, children fled, women screamed, elogs
barked, horses reared, a milk-cart
mediately procured a spade and waa demolished, the police rushed to began to dig up the earth. Soon , th(J r the bear (vag marehed to
taking it from the earth, opened it, and there found the body of her child, nine hours after its burial, as
warm as if it were living, and lying
on its side. She teiok the child to her house, where a physician was immediately called in, and every restorative applied to bring the child to life. It was too late; the soul had taken its flight, and in a few hours more the body was cold and icy. It was son buried again, and has not sinc been disturbed.
This report is common talk among the citizens of the West Side, and the story as above related is well known to a great many reliable persons residing on Detroit street
aud in .Brooklyn. uemc.nd Leader. Books! BexKS 1 Our readers who desire to eend their orders to a reliable firm, should address Hunter & Co., Hinsdale, N. H. For ten years this house has led in the mail
book trade. They have no equals in prompt attention to orders. They often receive from six to seven hundred letters daily, and load down the.mails with books, Ac., sent to their customers. If you desire to deal with a "fair and scjuare" concern, who will do just as they agree every time, be sure to avoid the city swin dlers, and aeldress for Catalogue, &e., &c, Hunter & Co., Publish Hinsdale, N. H. A huge cow, of the male persuasion, entered a fashionable milliners-
store, at Maysville, Ivy., a few day! ago, and after carefully surveying
the Mayor's office, and the enter
prising dealer in skins found himself
most nobly and gratuitously advertised in all the newspapers, nest morning.
The editor of thij Crawfordsville Journal pretends that a jug he was seen carrying on the- street contained cider. No one who knows him belio'"9 the yarn. x'om Carrick tried to cub his throat at Huntingdon. He got as far as the jugular, the thing wasn't pleasant, and he sent for a doctor.
Dr. Keen of Africa lost his pill
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And IForwitrdingr Merchant!, "Whoissale and Retail And dealers in 3 ails, Kanliawa and Lake Bale, Whito Fish, ic, Bloomiagton, Ind. May9 U7-y
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On the Burlington & Missouri Railroad,, near Mt. Pleasant lowaj ;wo trains attempted to pass on the name track, and the coroner held an i aquest over one cead man, while ( he doctors dressed wounds for four other passengers. The Li. & N. R. R. has received t ince the first day of Octeiber, up to the 23d ult, 950 cur los.ds of hogs, 775 of which has been received from the 1st to the 23d of November. A bell-boy, at a Cincinnati hotel, f juncT. a vrallet in the haL!,containing 6,000. He gave it to the clerk, who returned it to the owner. The man cooly put it in his pocket without saying a word, or even kicking t :ic boy.
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l ing a looking glass. v iews upon the oubject of diet.
"Who Would Suffer?"--It is now 22 voars since DE. TOBIAS first introduced tha ' Venetian Liniment'' in the United States, and never iri a single instance has his rneciielne failed to do nil, if not more thnn is stated in his pamphlet. As an external remedy in case? of Chronic
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By virtue of a certified copy of a decree
to nio directed from the Clerk of tho Monroo Circuit Court, in a cause wherein William B'akely is pltintiff and dohn Schobel and Rosana'Sohobol nro defendants, requiring mo to miiko tho sum of seven hundred and forty-flva dollars and seventy-five cents with intorss ; on said decree and costs, I will expose nt public solo 1 3 tho highest bidder, cn Saturday, Doacmbor 18th, 1869, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'ekick P. M., of said duy, at- tho door of the court house of Monroo county, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of thei following described real estate, fc-wit: Part'of out-lot Ifo. sixty-three ; that portion of it beginning at the north-east corner of said Lot sijty-threo j tl enco west to the creek j thence with said creek to Sehobol'slinc; thence oast to tho street; thence north to tho beginning, containing ono acre more or loss, with tho buildings and improvoinonts. If such rents an. 4 profits will not sell for a sulfiownt sum to satisfy said decree, intorest and costs, I will, nt the same timo and place, expose to public imlo the feo simple of said real estate, or so much thereof aa may bo suficient to dischargo said decree, interest anc. costs. Said salo will b mado without any relief whatever from valuation and appraisement laws. LAWS0N E. McKONEY, uov'24 '09 w3 Sheriff Monroe co.
The Constitution Overthrown.-
The Constitution and Health may be
mined by a few applications cf the lead of
sulphur hair dves ntiw m tne marKet
"Mot a Dve" may be the motto of such
nostrums, but "r. die" may be the result of
using them. But one Hair Dye has been Tried and Acquitted
of all deleterious tendency, under the in
fallible laws of science, lie it known to all that Cristadoro's E'xeelsior Hair Dye
has been analyzed by tho distinguished
chemist, Professor Chilton, and his certitl
cafe of its wholesomeness n, ay be seen at
Cristadoro's, 6 Astor House, Kow York.
(Jri&tadar'j't Hair Preservative, as a Dress
ing, acts like a chtirm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it. Dec.
Allcock's Porous Plasters. Sore
and Dry Throat cured by half a Plaster;
usually in two or turee hours.
Dr. Green, No.- 8tJ3 Broadway, New York, inform us he sold on Monday, June
22, 1863, two Plasters to ji young woman sullVr.ne verv ssrerelv from lumbago. On
Thursday she called to gos t-o more for a friend, and then st iteol how the two she had purchased on Holiday hud relieved her
lmmortiatelv atter putting tnem on, ana
cured her in two days of a most distressing
pain in her back ana loins.
Allcock's Fcrou;: Plaster) have been found specifics for Bheiunatism of the Wrists. Dec.
Flour ner. bbl
" i titil. sack " i bbl. "
Graham Flour bbl. sack.
ibbl
Meal, pr. bu
Bran, " "
Shorts. " "
Middlings,
Sir led Oats " "
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R. H. CAMPBELL'S COLUMN.
Six foeat Remedies.
Hurler's Ague Tonic No Arsenic No Mircurj. CERTAIN TO CORE.
TheGrejVtPctorial Annual. Hostetter's United- States Almanac for 1870, for distribution, gratis, throughout the United States ar.d all oivilized countries of the "Western Hemisphere, will be published about the first of January, and all who wish to understand the true philosophy of linalth should rjad and ponder tho valuable suggestion! it contt.ins. In addition to an admirable medical treatise on the causes, prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases, it embraces a large amount of information interesting to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the planter, and professional man; and tho calculations have been made for such meridians and latitudes as are most suitable for a correct and comprehensive National Calendar. Tho nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary ofl'eets of Hosfcttor's Stomaon Bitter?, the stnplo tonic and alterative of more than half the Christian world, are fully set forth in its pat;es, which aro also intersperied with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for tho household and farm, humorous anecdotes, and other instructive and amusing reading matter, original and selected. Among the Annuals to appear with tho opening of the year, this will bo one of the most useful, and may be had for tho asking. Send for copies to tho Central Manufactory, at Pittsburg, Pa., or to tho nearest doaler in HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Tho Bittors are sold in every city, town and village, and are extensively used throughout the entire civilized world, de
How true and how strange, that people should seek relief ia the hierogliflcs of a doctor's prescription, when they can buy as good. rnd nine times out of ten, a better remedy than most doctors ,ive, for the insignificant sum of 25ct3. Wo refer to Judson's Mountain Hijrt Pills, these pills cure Headache, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Fen-ale Irregularities, and all Billious disorders; they m prepared from a formula pronounced by t'be most learned Physicians of our country, to be the best and most universal of family medicines. Give thorn s. fair trial, and you wi'l never be without Judson s Mountain Herb Pills Sold by all dealers. dec
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Worthy of Attention. To Dr. Thorns A. Hurley : I hereby e rtify that during last yesr I wm attacked with the ague whilst ia Yickstmrg, Miss., nd used several popular medicines with but temporary reliet On reaching borne the disease returned in a wore typr when my medical attendant ordered Qiunin in lttrj;e doties frequently as high as0 grains per day, and which mast have coat m nearly $100. 1 consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, uud found he prescribed quinine and arsenic combined, which I re f wed to take. I was almost bloodless, extreme!; exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen. About tbis time, the advertisement of Hnfey's Ague Tonic appeared in a citr paper, and I determined to give it a trial. I did, so, and one bottle restored me completely, and since that time I hare seen nearly m hundred eafei in which it acted with equally happy result, and would eeitemly recommend it as preferable to asy other tonic before the pt blie. JAKES MARTIN, Xngraeei. Lonirfville, Ky., Jane IS, IMS.
Purify Tour Blood. Hurley's Sarsaparilla.
With Iodine of Potash.
Affections of the Bones, Habitual CostivenMs, Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, ftrs- . pepai. Eryaipela, Female irregalaritiea.Pistula.ail Skin Disease Liver Complaint. Indigestion, Pi lei, Pulmonary Diseases, fksofala, or King's Erii, Syphilis.
Lovnrau, April 4, IBM Hurley's S iraaparilla is what H H represented, and I believe it the most wonderfafmedicine before the public. Kttfcing could indue me to say eo without proof of tbe strongest and surest kind ; therefore I speak willingly and positively My daughter has been sJKcted with skin diseases and BtiSbeas i f the joints for several years. I employed tbie pnacipal physician of the city t jad they c said not care her. I gave her your Sarsap irilla, not expecting it would dc ra tch good, bat to soy great aa tonifibmeBl the rapid j gat well, and continues so. Had she taken any medicine f would not ci re this eertificate; but your Sar-
I aaparilla, the only remedy employed, leaves
no doubt oi its medieal qualities, and that it alone eared her. LTJLE REYNOLDS. HURLEY'S Popular Worm Candy. Messrs. Ja mea Buddie k Co. Gentlemen It gWes me great pleasnre to say, after nstag all the other worm remedies known to me, with but partial success to tay children, I was advised to trr T. A Hurley1, and since asing it y children have become quite well anil healthy. The children would eat it all the time. It ia one of tbe best, safest remedies.
known, and as .such, recommend it to
and all JAS. W. XRAVI&. Louisville, June 13, 1868.
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Ayeis Cathartic Pills, 7or all tho purposes of a laxative MsNliciao,
Perhaps no oncniedl cue la so universally required by every-boa)-as & cathartic, nor was ever any be fore so universally adopted Into use, m everf country and among all classes, as this mild but efficient purgative Vill. The obvious reason is, that it is a more reliable and far more ef
fectual remedy than aay other. Those who have tried it, know that it cured them : those who have not, know that it cures tht irneignbore and friends ; and all know that what it does once it does alwaysthat it never fails through any fault or negglect of its composition. Wehave thousands upon thousands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the following complaints, but euch cures are known in every neighborhood, and we need not Sublishthem. Adapted to all ages aud conditions t all climates ; containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, they may be taken with safiity by anybody. Their sugar-ocattng preserves than ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use In any quantity. They operate by their powerful influence on tbo Internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate It into healthy action remove the obstructions of Hie stomaon, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their inregular action to heal th, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such do xangeme&ta as are the first origin of disease. Minute dlroctlons aro tfireu lu Ui wrapper OU the box, for the following complaints, which these JHO rapidly cure : Tor Dvipepda or XnaUgwaStma, T4lmn eas, Laarutr and l.oa or'tA.Mli, they should be taken moderately to stimulate the atom, ach, and restore its healtliy tone and action. For Xlvr Complaint and its various symptoms, nuioua afa)dal, eUck Hdck, Xiaumdlc or (cn fUelnwas, Billtmm t'wllo and BtUtaia S'wars, thvy ebotild be Judiolously taken for each oaae, to correct the diseased action or remove the obatructiens which cause It For Dysentery or alrrtast, but ooe
muu uobc is geuerauy reuuirea.
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pttaliom ot h Heart, tm Use Side, Rack and Kioiaa, they should be continuously taken, aa requlred.to change the diseased action of the system. With such change thane complaints disappear. For Ore y and Sire pate 1 Hwelltwora they should be taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of a dmatio purge. For suppression a large dose should be taken as ft produoea the desired effect by sympathy. As a Dinner JHU, UXo ewe or two IHUs to promote direction and relieve tho stomach. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels Into healthy action, restores the apputile, aud invigorates the iystina. Hence it Is offem advautaaooui where no serious derangement exists. One who f sels tolerably well, often ftndB that a dose of these fill makes him feel decidedly bt ter, from tt air cleansiug and renovating effect on tho digestive apparatus. SDr. a. C. .ITJMt 4 CO., PjtuMcat Vhtmi$tf, XOrTJSXJD. MASS., V. . A, E, H, CAMPBELL, Agent.
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HURLEY'8 STOMACH BITTERS. it. Debility, Lost of Appetite. Weakness, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Want of action of the Liver or Disordered Sumach. JAMES RUDDLB k CO.. Proprietors, Louisville, Ky. "o Jas. Buddie k Co , Lousville, Kj.: Gentlemen ; Tliis-is to certify that I hava. Iteen for years a sufTerer, and tried all thtonics I hav beard of or seen adfertined.: vrith little or no relief fron any of them C leardiHurly's Bitters highly, spoken of, an! tried a bottle, with little faith ia it before I' commenced, and to my surprise, before I finished one ottle, I felt a, great deal better aud firmly believe that one or two occasioas. it was die means of saving and prolonging' ny life. I eosscientieuaiy reooeimeailed then to all saffereis as the best Bitters known, an advise them always to ask for At. Haley a and have no Other. Tour, ete., JOHN W. DIXOK Louisville, Ey , December 10, ISM.
NOTICE TO UOTHEHS. WH5L simjibe,s Infaxxt Soothing Syrup. (Tse la the fature only SfebrooA V Invahsr ab le in tbe following diseases r Summer Complaint, IrregularWes f tne Bowels, Bestireneas, Teething, ko Uivea health (a the child and rest te the
mother.
Ksehvtte, Tm., Feb 11, ISM ;fs. SuddUt It On., Lee'isvwkv S. When living in yoer city I need several bottles of Dr. Beabreok's latent Soothing Byrvp, sad found H to de nry ehild more good and tt would rest better after using it than any other remedy I ever tried. 1 can say wiih confidente, it is tbe bast medicine foe children at present kaeera. I wish yon would get tbe druggists here to keep ik, If any od does, please hit ho know; if not send auose dozen by exprees and I will pay for at the office hem. Write ate when jam send it. and oblige UBS. 8AJUJI L. BANBOLFB.
DB, SEABllOOK'S Elixir of IVreptnierJiate of Iron and Clkayai Tlds etagant cotabfitatSoa pouieseaa aO the Tohio properties of Peruvian Bark and Iron, without the d'tagreeable Uiaieaiid bad efcotii of either, sept irately or in ether ui ipatatinns, of these valusble msdivinea. Ik abenkt be teket 1 all cmn when aaentle tenfo teff' eion ia required after eoftvaleseence went feve.-a or detilitattng tHsmaes, or taOM distresaiag inegularitiea petsKar to frwalea. No female should be without It, Hable to such diseases, for aothing oaa well take its plaon.
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