Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 3, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 May 1871 — Page 4

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Tho d alect poetry epidemic tndui;eel by Bret , Utile's iroduoliona, t. spreading rapidly. e i lecelred -hiswee't two specimen., one from our ooi- ; lospondont, " Waihlnston Rockot," andnnotboifrom . " Bret Huj ," whiab w ) k'vo bolow. ami which "til luld i:. on wit 3 oth-r writers la that. sormtruUr.-- . hosta Conatercixl MmU,. j

BegyerpardiuK. tlranger. Whit fiiao o' u ght wont It bp. Tw. li e an I ahal! that's arbj T- befcoolin' It home - for me. Bat I Atnt "list I used o i-ir. P'u a Kitfi V pl.-yed out now, 1 ali.'l pmirgud a mau for uiurN'n a wcok lVo&'niTJs tori otumhow. Tlj.it'? a rlcht pc irt v.-itch ' yourn ; rn ukc i;aro ol it, sir, you sen I've got niy wool) ins, ana uo ono Wou't try for t go throueh mo. An'l yoa." ata'no. Jest fork 'om over, Cause it s rat h or .ito to be ont. And your traps i-. eler in koer of friend. When ycu don't know who's about. Ah: stramror, I iJlowod a man onrct. Which bis name war Porairer Sles, Aon for tatting k scr ot a helpless friend 1 never seed ai t tikes, I aeed that, th&r ."oarnr man, ir. When ht got ll the d dost Si, They was out a fc ontin' baffler An tich, on thn Ynller Lick Him and a galln Hooaier, Which t.3ey atmok an all-fired atreak Of the De-Ire lock, being boated Of crab, for m iro'n a, week. An 1 they loat Urn trail, and sloahed around S-.111 a OHnffsriitg woes and wusa, Till thoy drawod a lot for to eat thaniaolvoe. And he on, d d the Hooaier cuas. Though ho aorta ' crted, when It cum to the pin While Sikoa on Lv 00 ssed tho luck: Aod ses h'j, 't Lo' 'a rush this funoi&l through He'd tho reg'lar Porairer plnok. He meandered behind a treelike this; Tho Hoosior at od thar like you; An'-c Sikoa wal, ttrang-er, I got- ter lari, Whtt yer s'posi does Sikey do? Why, !e draws his derringer outer bia shirt. And lv!irstbat Hooaier so Hera toe hunter railed, as bis pistol cracked Tnafn what Sik?y done, yon knew. 1101X8. Wal. I reckon Ihi.t little story Aint a going to travel farLeastwise them toils wont sit it From that old eircase thar. Thoy oari bet on .he noble red man " J?.. mocb as ercr thoy likes. But I'm after their ha'r if ever they tries Far to " 'janyoa aa " Porairer Sikes.

depth, whs.tovtr it maybe, should b uniform, for if it be deeper in some places than in others, the deep plnees will settle and make the ground uneven. 3. Evenness of surface is of grout importance. I do not mean level, for

an unmuatiriK stiriace is quite uo us

sirable for a Liwn as a level out'

GIVEN WARNING.

Ilosv n SnilniVi Dream Was HilUllcd. l'roin th Detroit Free Prese .

i I'tttir two wockh ago, the murine j columns of all the daily papers in this

but contained the aunonucemeut that a

CHICAGO ( (KRi:SIOXUENCE. Tin- Wrntlii i Hiiiis V. Fnrwell &( . 1. H. l"iU A t o. W, W. Kimlittll l'i if 'i , iv I'. A, I.ioniirl IJeiitti (il I.. It. Vlni-li(iin. Till l!t 1 ) f of April wan mem I, lOiilly nnl utililP!i"!Hit. iri'l tlin tit'.-t few ih.yf nf May wot. nmlo.iM; i.iit it clntirod up with' i, hiijjht siinxbinp on tlio I'tH iii- . . with a pro niijo of cjod

not-

TABM, aAADZli A'D HOUSEHOLD. Soal on Sheep. Two or tltree j ears ago I addressed a letter to Dr. H. 3. Eandall, author of the "Practical fShepard," making inquiry whether tcbacco ooze alone, unmixed -with otht;r ingredients, would core Rab on sheep. His repl.y was that he did not kno w certainly that it woald, giving lis experience in treating the diseaso as detailed in his "Practical Sheptud.'' Sinoe my torrespondenco with the doctor, I have become oogmzant of two -acts that prove to my mind thai it will, if properly applied, accouaplifh the purpose. The facts are briefly as follows: Two years ago last May, one of my neighbors, Mr. liamuel Hamat, dipped his flock in tobacco ooze, and it entirely cured them, but prevented hem from eontnictini the disease again, although they run on the common mixing with other s jabby sheep. At the sheering the following spring, there was no appeararce of scab so far as the ?ye could detect it. Ths other fact is thfs : Last May I dipped my own flock, numbering abort 600 head, in tobacco ooze, and at this date, March 9th there is no appearance of scab on the the sheep, altho lgh thev run on the, common with many other sheep that vere diseased with the scab. Now if it can be established beyond doubt that this treatment will cure the disease, and protect the sheep from contracting from one sheering until the next one, there will bo no excuse for having this loathsome, uwfnl disease in the country, and millions, will be added to the value of this lind of farm stock. Cor. Prairie Farmer.

SintDie iora ihwu tta mjvci , i ,rm, , . , . : I obine on tne i.tn u,?'.. Willi a fro rawi of g whether levt l or undulating it must be I 'nan named Murry, mute of the schoon-; woath.:r 1 ,r tho tutor.,, still, i smooth and free from even the smallest ,;r Wi drowacd oft Erie, no , with,i...linK if In:. , mi o w.-t ovor In !,.,, , iifm will, it,.- ,rr. ! particulars of the case beinc civon. portiona of th : mntry as to mitke truve!

Isrire

SKoSdr 1 ! W -as a DetanUand hi, widw ! Con,i;1,.r1a:Vii,Wu,!:VoS.t;l ations Ol Hie mowing niatumi . , v , ,,,,, u ; allv moro for.var'l tliin iiB.ml snd in this city

v j.v.w , h foot Itigh grown in tho opon air,

. .,V.V.. J.XV .L.t7 - , WUCUSll visited by an officer of the vessel the I Th wet. fold. Wkward weather ratardinc

other day, whc. desired to give them Ml t the sprinV work, and rendering lccomoiion

llllltrar ;iiM. !..:!' it U!tiii).millll eij;ect upon tho

The operations of draininK, deepe.i-

ing, leveling and removing the stone s, are all well understood and need no further comment. What is the best grass for n lawn ; is a question frequently asked. My answer usually is Eed Top, and about 4 or 5 bushels, 50 or 60 pounds to the acre. The smaller quantity will be sufficient if the seed be clear and good, which it seldom is. Some people recommend white clover, say one-fourth, to be mixed with the Bed Top, and this does very well, but I prefer the pure Bed Top. What is the best time for seeding a

lawn ? Early in the spring, at the hrst

The Proposed British West Indian Confedoracy. The following is a list of the West Indian colonies of England, including Hritish Honduras on the main laud, which Mr. Glndstone proposes to amalgamate into another confederacy :

Colony. 8q. Miles. Popnlot'.oti.

possible facts in connection wi;h the nn-

loi tuiifite occurrence. He related what many will consider as superstitious, but for the timth of the facs that he did relate the incident, those doubting are referred to Sergeant Bachman, of the police for?, who was present when the Ktory was told to our reporter. Murray was not given to whims or fancies, was a -thorough Staman, a kind husbnnd, mid man of energy and industry . On the Inst trip he was ever li ivtilrA It a i!7fia jVlfmifill will Sa lrtaH ilirr

I "'- " -r. .

All prepwatMV work on the ground nmdy without a thought that none of should be performed in the fall, so that them would over see him again dead or

alive, tin t lenient to nis aentn, .unr

ray had a dream, and he related it to the captain next morning in such a serious wnv that nrevented all lokinc or

attempsto'bemerrv over it. He thought ! Sjviting. at the opening of the season.

lr;!fTN-E:-r-of this city, and, for tho past two weoke, trade has KeneroHv l.een dull. There wne t

larger trade in March and the flnit part of-

Apni uin,i ever netore. ana mme nouses nave so exceeded t heir former sales. Unit, eh mid there be no roviv.il t 11 t arly autumn, they would fitill be nhend of all former neisone and

of all ompetitom in their line. The :l'y-goods j house of '. V. f.lBWFXI. AMI) CO., j

since OMMipyiny the new mammoth more, has done the largest business, this season, ever transacted Vy any t.ongo in the NorchweM a teBtimoninl ( the, character of tho H -rn and to their method of doing business both substantial and complimentary. n. n. HK and o., whose : eputtition is rosmopolitan, have Bold half a .nillion of millinery goods this sprine.

and yet their stock is as fresh, complete and

25,635

39,859 4,255 6,051 21,U0 9,WJ 718 86,112 7,645 5'0,882 ;0,129 M,765 lf.2,727 ;i5,93 15,410 K4,838

Total 26.165 969,666 The commerce, including both exports and imports, of Jamaica, Barbadoes, and Triniflad, amounts annually to same $300,000,000, divided about equally between the three.

Honduras 13.600 Bahamas and Turk's Island 5,191 Jamaica 1,251 Virgin Islands 57 St. Kit's 10:i Nevis 50 Barbuda 75 Antigua lis Monteerrat 75 Dominica 291 St. Lucia 250 8t. Vincent 131 Barhadoea 166 Grenada 13S Tobago 97 Trinidad 1,751

Special ftotices.

during the winter it may settle, r.nd any defects that may be developed can be corrected before sowing. In the snriner. at the fitting moment, give :i

hW plowing, a good harrowing, pick j "temps u oe merry over it. g,,

off the stones, sow the seed, and give it j ." 7 ' I tne millinery trade of the Northwest.

a good rolling, which finishes the wcrfi. ; '"' -" w. w. k,ma,,,.

Small pieces of lawn, wHere expense , V" V.f he Hwo King of Chicago

by using turf from an old sheep pasture or common, instead of seed. The Aria which is sometimes

experienced in newly seeded lawns, j she iu

will thus be avoided, iiie preparation

last

year,

sold

seemed to grow muddy, and he.thought j anv music dealer in the TnUed States, which

he wan about to sing out to the helms- shows the great popularity of Hale!;, Davis man to keep her away for fear that Pianos, and Smith'? American Organs.

sur al water, when the face i ''Z"Z T.- "r i

af a iloatine; corpse suddrnly rose to b

of gonnd for turf is just the same as for he surface, andthe open eyes, glazed seed. i '' aeHihr 5oKM to is. It was f twentv.two old, threw herself on the

I oneht ti refer to the fact that many ! Ulh ov " 1,lLe; xuv mipan uuiusiniiiiny tract;, in front of a locomotive, on

.i. tUnlr fhn.t. nutsi nr Rome cti'flin alotniuir, its ie.wires were uxe a pno- rvinzie erreei, and was so injured dv tne cowpeople thin toat oats r8ome giain t j .

rail and saw the waves toss it about i A ?'aceless husband who bad dessrtec. her. until if fnrlol nffsr in t.hp dai-VlnaR-a ! r. A. LEO: .r,i.

should be sowed with the grass, but this is a great error. The result of this method usually is a meadow instead ot a lawn. By sowing early in the spring, you

you have may a respecsable lawn by

midsummer, wnere tuin is empioyea it should, if pcssiblo, be laid down in ths fall.

"Frank Forrest or'f-A Reminiscence In the Newoi'k Courier, we find the following pleasant reminiscence of Henry William Herbert " Frank Forrester: " In company with several friends, I one Sunday afternoon paid a visit to the " Cedars "Old Herbert'somantic hut. The visit was ine of impulse, possibly cheek. We had done one side of the

beautiful Passaic, and were on ova- way j homo after crossing at Belleville. We ! neared the "Cedars" and ouo o1 the ;

,..i ,i,.;ir, .,t iboroill nf tV,o ;rrl who shot and killed his brother-in-law, Dr.

V 1 i Scanlaml, while lis was driving bin out

'. , , , . . ., to tne eitlewalk rrom ins own Tho captain did not try to scout the quitted and discharged by or iAm. tlinf it n-ac a tt i n tni 1 11 r llfirn llllt. . Jnpv laut n'nntr ariA ha ' ,rrm

he reasoned tliat there was nothing in dreams, and asserted that such a vission ws as apt to bring pood luck as

i bad. Murray remarked that he felt it to be an omen of evil, ar.i, fatherlike, ! turned his thoughts homeward, and 1 half believed that there was accident

or sickness in his family. All day long he labored under a strange feeling, and a score of times asserted that something was to surely happen He made but a pretense of eating his meals, and h:s conduct was so strange that the crew noticed and commented on it. That night it was his watch on deck,

nd the captcm turned in and left him

titill nossessed of the uneasy snirit.

party, Colonel S., now of Elizabeth, pro-1 After the light was properly fixed and posed calling on the "old sportsm an.'' j the lookout stationed, Murray walked I had said that I had been introduced ; np all,i down until his watch was near-

lh-.it in- ! y half through, when the breeze freshStringcr & j ened. and the wave-- began to tumble

the schooner fibout. In company with the lookout, the mate stepped on to the

corner oi under the

Tnrr.lp Cwltnre. Frcm the Bural New Yorl r. At ft recent meeting of the Ancestor Fanners' Club, discusssion of this Bubjejt took pla je, in which Mr. (ieo. Taylcr advocate d thick sowing upon the heavier eoils stating that the multiplicity of plarJfe coming through the soil at onc-a had the effect of breaking and pulverizing any hardness which migln exist in the land. In reference to freely knocking about the young plant at thinning time, M?. John Weir would not advocate such practice, but would be careful, when turaros were sowed in drills, to remove the earth from exouud the young plant. Mr. W. stf.ted, in answer to a question by Mr. Craddock, that he had sown alternate rows t turnips with superphosphate, and bad found the effect in the rapidity of growth of plants thns Ueatci-d to be very marked. He would also use manure, plowed under in the fall. Ms well, as ivell as superphosphate.

but would e tliat the manure was not too long. He had plowed manure in the drills in spiing, but did not approve of the ctuitom. In some Bpecia!

seasons this plan might be beneficial, but as a rule he found there was danger of having to leave the drills open to the sun so long as to dry out the manure, and it also gave much extra trouble. Mr. Baiiiwasnlwsiys particular noi to use long manure, becavise it was not so , soluble to the crop, and Mr Craddock fonnd that the presence of strawy manures was apt to cause the cultivator to pull up the plants. All the ! peakers laid down the rule that the great ssoret of success hi turnip cnltnra was thorough pulverization and preparation of the land. They also agreed that, the best drill up was as so hi after rain as the horses could be put upon the lard. In answert-.i Mr. Craddock,. Mr. W(ir

said be bad tried turnips on old sod, and found that, owing to she presence of a great mass of grass roots, the crop was very Imid properly taken care i. He would advocate .leaving tne plants fifteen inches uiiait, and tin -Is thirty inches apart, thus nee urn. g plenty of room to use the herse lro. nad iahtiring a crop of lage turnip!-, which were so much more easily handled. M::. Bain saic. if you sow upon old sod, manure he ivily, and then break up in the sprint: as soon as spiing work would al'.aw : there was one good point inthisplon, foi a turnip crop should be looked upon as a means for clearing ioul bind. As to the different modes of haiyesting, Mr. Bain t'aonght that the plan of plowing up the roots was very expeditiouti; taat and harrowing up mig:it be adopted in a diy season upon the aghter londs. In answer to Mr. Frank Gabbel, several were of opinion that any stubble land was suitable for turnips, as long as such was properly mantired. Mr. Weir recommended Old Purple Top, Sharpe's Improved and Carter's Improved; for late sowing, Gray Stone (white). The latter should not, he said, lie sown too early, its ..they had a tendency to become hollow and stringy. Mr. Postans, Sr., thought very highly of the Nimble Dick (white), beiDg very quick growers, siii.iLl, but very sound.

to him some weeks before, traduction took place in Townsend's book store, Broadway and Ann street,

old Museum. Herbert was S T 's reader of M.SS. I did't for a moment suppose he would recollect me. We walked np the little gravel path leading to his rustic cottage ; a short walk, but a disagreeable one, as two dogs were barking and snarling at ns very inhospitably. Some one knocked, and then after a pause knocked louder.

The door opened and Herbert stood be- j fore us. j He was dressed m a shoot ing suit, j and Iub linen was clean, but rather the :

worse lor staruli. wis long nan- was i djiigeiitlv searched pushed back over his line brow a j heen ion'nd. short black pipe peeped out from under

his huge moustache. J nere was a darK scowl on his for head, and his bush eyebrows were gathered together in a knot. The " cheek " that had led us

so far was not to be abashed on the threshold without one effort to get within his castle. I churned his acquaintance, and located the place of my introduction so as to help him recall it, if he chose. I rather doubted that he would. In an instant a smile came upon his fs.ee, and he grasped mv hand as if I had been an old friend. He asked us in. He seated us, and then begged to' be excused for one sec ond. He disappeared into the next room, leaving the door ajar. Colonel S., who was seated near this door, per ceived that the other room was occupied by a small party of gentlemen. He also heard one of that party ask Herbert who the new arrivals were. Her berv, answered, gruffly, " some d n focls ; I don't know who they are, I am sure. " When Herbert returned to us he brought in his hands a claret jug and gobbiets. The Colonel immediately

got np and told Herbert that we didn't wish to intrude, we only wanted to have the pleasure of shaking hands with an author whose hand-books on sporting they were all indebted to him for. Herbert answered, "Sit down, don't hnrrv ud vonr visit, for the rvar-

ty in the other room are a eet of d n

on

house, wn ao-

dsi ot the Orand

Jury, last week, and has gone back to his old place at) clerk in tte postoflice. very mu?h to the disgust of the press and other " advocates of law and order, 'vho insist that he otiijht to have first bsen tried by a petit j'lrr. Scanland had threatened to kill Leonard anil had treate J his wife, Leonard's sister, shams fully. Very few men would allow themselves to be turned out of their own house, poacaably, by a man who had threatened to kill them. THE DEATH OF O. B. ABJISTB0M1, who originated the system of mail distribution on the cars, and was rewarded by being made Superintendent of the Railway Mai", service of tie United States, occurred it his residence in this eitvlast Friday morning. 13.

J.'crsonnl.. The report that Niemflun, the grea-i German tenor, intends to com to the United States, is unfounded He will ass his next vacation in Switzerland. Av.nsley Coin is engaged to accompany Parepn-Rosa in h.r tour ;:h::ough the United Htt'.tCfe. He leaves London

tppen on 10 tne n, ...i .,t o.,.u,.

bowspiit to make some change in uib4 Albert H. Wenzel, the lawyer who sail, ami m a moment was gone, fulling j shot ftnd .0luided himself so f;:;nrfuHv down into the white waters without so in McdlieW jj,., died on T)ir.rda" much m .. . axoan or a cry. . The look- f last W(k -t two weeks aitr flie

fools who I never saw before : let them i destroyed. Brick walls were blown

wait." And they did wait, for the old I down and windows everywhere in the writer, after filling onr glasses, sat j vicinity were shivered to atoms. The down and talked to us as if wo were i ( hemical works of Marsh & Harwood,

his best friends. He no doubt relished 1 situated a short distance from the oil I

the joke he was playing on the inside

monioul, as the poet was safe for even j to t his the poorest s.eamau, and when the ,r Tr , . , , ,, nferm was given it was too late for the j . Minn-ie Hawk has received from the slightest hope that, the unfortunate j lmPeflal f,my l'S 4,l!;'na,n "f, ,)f dw; man could be found. He was not seen I moJl lWlr4v Jl!'l llt tw tliousand to slip, and uo rope or stay was broken, j nvp hundrl :tlonmHe seemed to drop right off tho jib! Some enthusiastic Tyrolese ra .sod the into hisKiare, and the body, although ; Gennnn (lag on the birthday oflhcEm-

for, has not yet j peror lliiani on tne ingnest jkmr of j the Brenner mountain. ! A Boston correspondent is deeply

grieved over Uret liarte s reputation and success : calling him the king of slang, t::c apostle of gilt-edged profanity and detectable vulgarisms. A last accounts Harte still survived. An Indian woman, called Alee Ne-Se-Now, who was with her three sous at the battle of Tivipeennoe, where Tecumsoh fell, and Gen. Harrison won most of his militai'v laurels, died lately at 1 bridge, Michigan, in her 116th year. A woman on trial last- week in Reading, Pa., on a charge of murdering her son, a boy ten years of age, was acquitted, it being unexpectedly proved that the boy is ftlive and well. " C ircum stantial evidence was strongly tgainst her. Miss A:na E. Dickinson is not going to England this summer, as hf.s been reported, either to lecture or :!or any other purpose. She is likely to spend the summer with Boston friends in Canada. Miss Kate Field goes to England, with her mother, in May, but not on a lecturing tour. The Hon. F. E. Spinner, Trtasnrer of the United States, who will, sail i a the Scotia, May 3, upon his contemplated trip to Europe, will be accompanied by his daughter, Miss Josephine Spinner, his granddaughter, inilby Mrs. Col. Jones, Miss Mary Usher of Potsdam, N. Y , a niece of naval officer Laflin. The Springfield fMnss.) Republican presents a scrap of personal and political history in the following nttmcth e form. "Thirty days ago Forney was a

sharp critic ot Gen. Grant admmistrs-

jihiT One liiotisantl Barrels of Oil Vx I pintle tl. I From tbe WuVtIoo ( Monrce county, 111.,) Advo

cate, Atru :mn. About six o'clock Tuesday morning thousands of our citizens were aroused by one of the most terrific explosion? that ever ''shook up" things terrestrial in this locality. It proved to be tbe agitating house of Husey, Payne & Co.'s oil refinery, situated on the canal, o short distance south of tho Atlantic and Great Western railway. It exploded without a moment's warning, and without anv assignable cause, as far as known. The report was tremendous.

j nnd the concussion of the air was so ! great as to shake buildings two miles

distant. Over a thousand barrels of oil were in the agitator, and in a moment an immense volume of flame and thick black smoke told that the flretiend war completing the work of delitruet.on. The immediate effects of ths explosion were appalling. The building was entirely covered with iron, intended to be fir -proof. It was literally blown to pieces, large fragments of iron, rolled up and twisted, being hurled to a great distance in every direction. The buildi ng was made a complete and utter ruin, the work of desolation being finished by the flame-j. Other buildings connected with the works were nearly

Remarkable Mirur,, A writer in the Rochester Express records a remarkable mirage on Sunday afternoon last. He says that to one standing at Mount Hope there appeared lifted in the entire north sky the bine waters of Lake Ontario, while reflected

from them could be seen the mountains, j hills, valleys, bays and rivers, of the Canada shore inland for miles. The coast could be plainly seen over a stretch of fifty miles, and so clearly at one time that the forests could readily be distinguished. Those present who were familiar with the Canada shore could readily distinguish Bice Lake, Belvidere, anil oiher prominent points in Canada. The lake looked as though it had, by a great tidal wave, rolled upon Rochester, and covered one-half of the city, as no building could be seen north of Main street, or any land between the city and the lake. Oyster-Bearing Trees, A correspondent of the Alta Californian, at Magdalena Bay, Lower California, sends home the branch, of a tree thickly covered with oysters, clinging closely to the bark. This novel "fruit'' is found in great abundance in the locality from which onr correspondent writes, and the trees, which grow at the water's edge, partially submerged most of the time, are encrusted with a heavy growth of the bivalves. T'ie specimen referred to was a portion of a branch, which was two feet long and about two inches in diameter, the rough bark of which is well covered with oysters of ft fair size. 8" The Times says Dr.Walpole has lost his beautiful chestnut mare. She died suddenly in hirneee, it is supposed from bote or Din worms. If the Doctor had tned Sheri-

datrs Cavalry Condition Powaers, he would j no doubt have had hi mare to-day they are j death on worm". j Chapped hands are very common with those j who have their hands much in water. A few I drops of Johneon's Anodyne Liniment rubbed ' over the hands two or three times a day, will

keep them sott and white. Fishermetl sallow, and others will do well to remember this Wbite to Cobb Brothers, Booksellers, Chicago, for their new Book Catalogue. It wiil be sent to you, postpaid.

Persecuted OigKii. Tho human stomach lias been s shamefully persecuted organ. There was a time for every dlre-u.-r.iou of duty It was punished mth huge doam of t he mmt disgusting and nauseous drum. In vain it rojected them, and literally returned mem upon the liaailH of those who administered them. They were forced upon it again and agair , until Ua advent power was thoroughly drenched oat of It. The world is wiser now than ft waa In that drastic ere, when fnriona purgation and;ijerenrUlaallvation

; were wnac Artemus wara wouia nave caned tho i "main holt" of tho faculty, in caaea of dyapepeia and Uvor complaint. The great modern remedy for Indigestion and bllI Uousneas is Hosteller's Stomach Blttert,a preparation which has the merit of combining a palatable flavor wi:h such tonic, aperient and anllbilions properties, ' as were never heretofore united In anv medefna.

it has ben discovered, at last, that alek people arc not like tbe fablwl Titans whs found prosuauon so refreshing that, when knocked down, they rose from the earth twice as vigorous as before. When an Invalid is prostrated by powerful depleting dross, he la apt to stay prostrated; and I he debilitated being aware of the fact, prefer the fruf&lnjupto the knoct11117 down system of treatment, Hoatetter'a Bitters meets the requirements of Hie rational medical philosophy which at present prevails. It is a perfevtly pure vegetable remedy, embracing the three u anortant ironerties of a nre-

I vsative, a tonic, and in alteratire. It fortlfl.ee the

uouy against disease. Invigorate) and re-vltallzes tbe torpid stomach and liver, and eD'etx a most salutary change in the entire system, whoa 1b a morbid condition. In mis country where the enfeebling temperature renders the human organization particularly subosbtlbto te unwholesome stmosphirric Influences, the Bitters should be taken aa protection against epidemic disease.

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Is bow raanmr. Back numbers furnished. Send for aample. forms. 41.10 per rear; HI danta for ftwr months. CRAMER, AIKEN & CRAMER, Proprietor MBwauakar.

"It Savedffly Life." WORDS OF A RELIABLE DP.UQGIST. What 1h the Value of Money when Compared to HealtL Allen's Lung Balsam la war .-anted tr. btnk up the moet troublesome Cough In an ioorc-dibljr short tuna. There in no remedy that can show more o.ldonco of re&I merit than this Balsam, for curiae U jcxsumption, Congha, Colde, Asthma, Croup, Ac. It Avt on tho J,.ney

It AotB on tbe I.lver, r Wbif'i makoe tt more thar & Dough Remedy.

'X Rend tbo following from re liable druggUt of Michigan. M abuts Citt, :joh., July 97, 1870. .1. V. Harris & Co. Dear Hir : -r-Thrt jUln'i Tjanm

Balsam has arrived. . I waald not iJke to be without it, fortthaasevedmyltfe,. I took a bad cold and oongh, aod finally Consumption wasneatod anon me. I was in a 7iy had staLe. I tried erer.hiag that waa recommended, and ipeat a great deal of money, and got no help. I had tho Allen's Lang Balsam for tale, hat I know nothing of its merits. I did not like to take it, without knowing more about it. t had not sold a botv tlt. When yoor agont called on iae X told him I could not sell a medicine I knew nothlr.g about. He urged me to try it roysoH. I did so, and to my grateful earfirtse tho first bottln stopped my cough, and before the bird bottle was taken my lungs irere healed and well, acui I can now spiik knowingly t my friends and ouatomera of the ualivies of Aflerit Lttng Balaam.

i renia respectmjiy.

ft I harmless to th most iHcti child it eontvim mo Opium in any form I

Tt U 8old by Medicine UwUers Generally.

CAUTION. Call for " ALLEN'S LUNG BAX8AM." and shun ih, use of an? other balsam, aa uiiprlaoiiiled men may docelve you with worthless preparations. Call for Allen's Zmig Balsam. J. H. HARRIS a CO., Proprietors, Cincinnati, O. For sale tr ORRENE A BUTTOS, Milwaukee; H. BOSWOB l'H 4 SONS, Milwaukee FULLER, FINCH A. FtTLI.KR. Chi'j&gti: OOLLINH SROSi, 8t. Louis; NOYES BR08.. St. Paul.

party as much an the Colonel, -who ielt

quito at home now tliat Herbert hi,il placed both parties on tho same footing. The only thing in all that dreary bouse that I coveted was an album he displayed. It was filled with the drawings and impromptn verses of several of the famous wits, actors, and authors of the day. I recall two burlesque sketches by John Brougham, the fielebrated aotor. One was of Charlotte Cushman, the other a cartoon representing a drunken trio England, Scotland, and

; Ireland. They were all tipsy from i their crown to their toea G.ivarni j conld have done that sketch but the j least bit better, After some twenty i minutes thus enjoyed we left and releasj ed our host to return to tho discomfitted : other party. I wish that I conld recall I the literal words of poor Herbert that

he spoke that sunny afternoon. He talked incessantly, moderately, and politely, sitting there at the head o!.' that

table in the full light of the Btmshine ! The GJreat Hailstorm.

pouring in at that big ciirtainless win- j T, rTilri. at.wi.

:dow turnmg ov r slowly the leaves oi . th t heilsolm & Miwiesippi j that treasured album, recalling rornem-, th Brobworkh of note. At Forest tne ;brances of the companions ot his better fit measured (H inches in circumdays; that picture of him 1 wordc! rath- f wrfth fa in&iot(:A 8eriou8 er hold m my memory now thsm its larnag0 to dwelhogs and globing harsher reverse which his neitrhbors Ki,ft,i v. r c

styled "Old Herbert." : hosea were t. cVen tin roof8 were ; rained the hailstones cutting gashes Sketch (pfDimibrowskl. 1 in them fioin three to six indies in The Journal Official rmblished at lengt;i. Window.pnnes and skylights,

Arersailles gives the following account ! of course, were shattered into frag-

i i l. -, , . . . l rsiiitxij uiitiir ui

.I?.; i -i ul "8e, a looK tion twentT flav8 lie wag appoint

nu,e. i t.irougu a nrswiiass d collectoi Clf Philadelphia ; to-day

. " h hnx nnminniml Onn. iir.nnf. fnr m.

blown through the window of a house

rally a hundred rods distant, and struck a woman who was making a fire; but its force being spent, it inflicted no serious injury. Wiihi'i a rudius of half a mile houses were shaken to their very foundations, and their occupants not already awake tumbled out in the wildest "dismay. Windows were broken, the entire sash being blown out in many cases, crockery rattled, shelf or naments were thrown downpromissnonsly, and the destruction of property was considerable. The jar was very perceptible as far distant as Prospect street, and wna felt through the entire southeastern portion of the city. The damage to tho oil works is estimated at 825, 000, although it is quite possible that it will reach a higher figure.

How to Hake a Lawn. 1st. The ground should be dry -that is, jntiroly free from stagnant water. 2d. It must be thoroughly deepened by trenching or treuch plowing to the depth of 18 to 24 inches. This deep working is of the highest importance, m without it the grass will not bo able to insist the effects of dry periods which occur almost every summer. A week of hot dry Kimmei weather will be uf"ieient to dry up the graaa on a thin noil, whilst on a deep, well prepared soil, a whole month of drouth will fail to destroy the verdure. We have all seen frequent illustrations of this. This deepening of tho. soil wfi.l not only insure the safety of the griiss in dr- weather, but will promote the g i'th of nil trees, shrubs and plants t. t may be used in planting it. Th

of the Pole, Doinbrowski, the present commander-in-chief of the insurgent forces. JeroMas Doinbrowski was horn in Cracow. He is 45 years of age. In 1863 he fought as a colonel in the Polish insurrection. In 18(55 ho was twice tried and acquitted on a charge of l aving forged Russian bank notes. Jerosias Dombrowski forged pa-mports and false certificates, in which ho af-

! firmed that certain of his ooiintrvmen.

f to whom he trave imairinarv military shap?, with

I titles, had taken an active part in the prest od.

insurrection, wben they had nothing whatever to do with it. These certificates had for their object to procure money for the refugees. Last February Dombrowski tried to get up mi insurrection at Bordeaux, and a warrant

ments. At other points similar disas

trous eltects were produced. "There were several peculiarities," says jl local paper, "about these hailstones, falling in such extraordinary size and pleutifulness. They were flavored with turpentine, but 'not sufficient iy so as to be used aa a medicine. In hc me wero fonnd particles of sand, They were not perfectly solid, but rather p'c rouo, and of n,n orange or globular

each end slightly le-

eleetion. The administration does not give the ordinary dry-goods credit; its

terms are evidently cash, and no clnconnt '' Lokd Tenterdes noted as master of a mp.sonic lodpe in Washington, Tue?day evening, and confeied the first degree of freemasonry upon two candidates according to the English ritual, which differs in some details irom the ritual of the District of Columbia. Earl de Grey, grand master of Engl mil, was present. Recently, at Memphis, Jeff. Davis recovered the brigadier's coiamissir.n which he received from President P'k in 1847. This document, with others, was lost toward the close of tlw war. It fell into the hands of a Federal soldier, who sold it. The purchaser rande a present of it to his Meter, who restored it to the owner. The Irishman's Water-Wheel. A son of Erin was recently telling of a water-wheel that he had seenir Ireland, which he represented to be fifty f yet sn diameter, with a rim ten feet 'vide. " Oh, that ii nothing to what C saw at the White Mountains," said a Yankee bystander. " There they had a wheel one hundred feet in diameter, i:o bo used at a four hundred feet fall."' "And what did they do with such a wheel a? tliat i" asked Patrick. "Oh!" replied Jonathan, "it wus bad hay weather, and the farmers put a gear on one of the mountains, and were going to turn the world t he other way with the wheel, so that tho f un would not set for a week. But the Chineie found out what was going on and thev went and got an injunction from the Supreme Court. They did not wi.nt to be left in the dark, m the great wheel stands still until thin dav." "Ah!" says Patrick "i.nd whit won't the Yankees do next f"

lltRKKTS, NEW YORK. Kt.F.e I'attle Fair to Prime 13 W i16 W hooa-livo b m 5 Sheep !--nirloPrtui w Co-rTOtt-Middlini! '5 FUHm-KxtH WstMttt JJ Mw Wheat-. So. a Sirlu 1 3S 1 g Cork -Weatorn Mixed. ' M OaTts-JVeirtern 65 I 69 HTE-Woatarn . , J Barley 1(H i 1 10 Pork Mesa 17 M (U B0 Lard 11 m ? CHICAGO BEEVEft-Oholco MM $ t 56 Prime IS SO Fair Grades 4 75 (St Mrdlum 4 01) ( 4 611 Stock Cattle Otmmjii Sa jj 4 00 Inferior S 60 Gh S g Hoos-Llvo (IJia SBEEP-Llve Good to Choice 4 00 if 1 0(1 Birrrr.B Choice IT (?' -3 Eokb treah..... !j 18 Flovh Vtlilto Winter Eitrl 7 00 (S, 7 10 Snrinft Extra 6 36 (9 6 60 Wheat Spring So. 1 ( 1 30 No. 2. (1 3?.', Corn -No. 2. m MH Oats-No. 3 (9 48!i Rve-So. 1 84 Barlet-No.1 I? 83 PoBE-Mess, Now 17 2ft 17 60 Lakp f lffU CJIJICINNATI. BFT.E CATTI.E. J ' SO HOG8 Live I (H 6 00 SHT.Er-Llv& M iW FtQUB-Fanllj ! lS 6 B0 Wheat Eed. 40 Corn ( 61 Oats M (g 66 Rye PB (jf 1 OB Barlet. 86 (S 95 Pork -Mesa 17 60 Lard 09 11 BT. LOHIS, Beef Cattug Choice 6 00 a 7 00 Good t-j Prime 4 00 (3l 5 00 F.OOB Live 4 SO 8 90 Sheep Good to Choice 8 7n $ 6 00 FLOca-Sprlng XX 8 0 M 6 76 Wheat-No. S Fall 1 68 Corn 49 (ft 61 Oats M (31 66 Rtf. W (Ss 88 Barixt tS ( 1 16 Pork - Mess IS CO (SU8 26 LaKD 11 MILWAUKEE. Beeves- Choice $ 6 00 (ii! 7 0" Prime 6 00 6 60 Fair Grades 4 76 6 00 Medium 4 26 (S 4 76 Stock CATTLE-Common 3 60 (4 28 Infiirlnr 9W W826 Hogb Live 4 90 ? 6 13 8HEEP- Live-Good to Choice 3 M (ft 7 09 Butter Choice 18 i9, 30 Eoas-Freah 11 18 Floor-White Winter Extra 7 On (ft 7 60 Spring Entra 8 2 (9 6 60 Wheat-Spring, No. 1 ( 1 80 No. 3 Corn-No. 2 (8 81 Oats No. 3 hit Rie No. 2 (S, 82 Bailey- Good 80 Pobk Mew IT 00 i17 60 Lard II 1

WHITE LEAD !

We call attention to erery one who reads this, whether dealer or oonanmer, that

NAZEO'S "ENGLISH WHITE LEAD" Is the Best! Is the Purest ! Is the Most Economical' ! OF ALL SOLD IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY.

If you want good job dona; U yon want your house to look woll, bay NAZRO'S Eni?Hsh White Lead!

BSf That Hacking Couoh must be a HOiirce of f;roat trouble, una will cortuinl;

produce fatal reRiilta if not attended to. Just

enough of Ook'r Corciii Balsam to wet the throat, taken once an hour, wi,l core it in a very short time, and only cohIh 35 or 10 conts.

wan isHUfiil iiKaiiiHthim. He cuounod tri

Mwifczerland, where he ri!mimif d till

jaHt m wh. DimiiK tbe mege of Paris Qoii. Robert E. Lee, i mid to bo eni he wbB Heveral times arrested win Prim- gaged to Mr. Charles Upton, the cashMan apy. He even pnsncd through ier of the Jj'iist Niitiona bank of Uoehtlie Jraasian lines with a forged puss- e8tPr N Y ,port. The last time h vtn rrrtmted ' ' . I he said he should like to see Prance The House of Commons lias adopted annihilated, the Budget.

The purest iiiiu sweetest C3od -luiwr Oil in the world in Hazard ,t Caswell's inado on tho sea shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Caswei.i,, Hazjiid & Co., Now York. It is absolutely pu-c and invert. 'Patients who have oui;o taken it prefer it to nil others. Phv.

Mthh Mabv Lkb, daughter of the late I sicians have deoided it superior to ar,y

oi me oiner ous in nuu net.

John Nazro & Co.

WHOLESALE

THE GREATEST MEDICAL inn! OF TBE AGE.

MJt. KENNEDY, 0fB0xbar7.haedi8c0Tered.il juc of our common puturt weeds a remedy tnl 8 EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, From the Worst Scrofnla Down to a Common Pimple Two lotilcfi are warranted to cure a nnrsinf aore moutii. One to thrre dottles will euro the worst kind of Pimpt8 on the fjice. Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles. Two bottles are warranted to care the worst canker in th month orstoniach. Three to flro hottles are warranted to care the worst khtti of ErysipelflH. One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in tho Kyes. Two tn-ttlm arc warranted to cure running of the rars and I'lotohes anions tho hair. Forrto six bottles are warraited to cure corrupt and r itinimr nlcern. om Im-i tie will cure scaly eruption of the skin. Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst kind of ringworm. Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most desperate owe t' rheumatism. Tnree to four bottles are warranted to cure saltrheum. Fire to eight bottles will cure the wont case of rot 11 In. A bene. it is always experieuced from the first bottle, find ii perfect cure ia warranted when the tibove quantity is taken. EOXBCRT.MASS. Dear Madam: The n Htatiou of the Medical Dis((tviry. in curing all kind of hun.ors, is so well establinhed by the unanimous voice ( all who have ever iiswil it. that T uued not aay anyihing on the subject, us tin; moot ttkillful ph pficUiiR and t be mo t careful urugKit in the country are unauimoas in its praise. Iu prcMttine the Medical Discovery to j our notice. 1 do it with a lull knowledge of its curative power in relieving all, and curing most of the df seaaea to wh ch ;iro unfortunately soliable. The most excruciating dUt-us? to an affectionate mother. xgruRsma soius iwottth, iciirei b.m If by a raiiu. !'-; your own temper Is rectiivd to its natural ewettnt'es, uud your babe from nh-n- ud fretful imps to calm and sweot slumbers ; B'ul the Medical Disrovpi y bet-cut safonntaln of blessto your huHbaiul and h jus hold. In the more advanced stages of it extends to the stomach, causing STSPEFSJCA. hich in nothjug but canker on the stomach ; than to tho inte&tineti and BXSXfEirS, cTfatin Kinking. tone ffelirg; and an indifference even to the carce or your family. Your stomach is RAW AND mriAMBS, yunr fol diit reuses :."tn, and yoa can only taKo cirtum kind?, and even ot that youi system Joes net t:et hitlftlic notiriKhmoRt it contain as the acrimonicus fluid of the canker eata U up; then your complexion lofifi its bloom, and becomes ealfow or greeuitth. uud your btftt day in gone. Vor iritiit of rourishmnt your 6 j stem becomes loose and flabby, and the filers i f your bedy become relaxed. Thtnfollo'V a train of dbeaat-s which tho Medical Dijcorery is peculiarly adapted to CURB ; Fnlpitation of the heart, pain in the side, weakness of the Dpine and small of the back, win of the hip jo1 nt wl en you retire, irrrgularity of tho bowell. and also that nict excrutlatiug of diseases, the Hcwmany t house nds of poor women are suffering from this diseaee.aud pining away amiserablee.aud tludr next-door neighbor does net know tbe cm. I wish to impress on your mind that good old proverb. " An ounce of prevention is batter than a pound ol cure." In the , nSBSXCAL DISC0V2QRV. von have both the preventive ai d tho cure, with tliia Ki v.,t uud Hood quality, Ihut it vill never, und. r any circuttifltaurcs, do you any injur'. . . . lo change of diet over uocfwMiry. Eat Tlio bet yon can get. and plenty eunuch of it DiMc-rmss tor UsE -Adtilts. jne tablwrpoouful per day; Chldiep over t years, diwaert pionfpl I I'll drn frou fit toeicht year., towpoonfui. Aa no torettiona caa applivuble to ail couatittittorja, teJte mWcifiit to operate on the bowela twice a dT. Youre truly' WON LD KENNEDT. Price, ti.nu perhottle. For ante br ecry drosgtat in the United itatea and BriOth Provincw.

THEA-NEGTAK CS A PUKB DIACK 1'EA with the Vrretn Tea Plot:'. War ranted to rait all taitea. Ferial. everyicher r. And foif Bale wholesale only by the Great Atluntic & PooiBc tfm. Corf 8 Churoh 6.t.. New York. P O. Box 11506. Sentt for 1ThSeetar Circular.

A Book for the Million,

MARHIAGIEj GUIDE.

RCHANT'S

GARGLING OIL

15 GOOD WOll

amik Seatat.

Sprains an i Jtririi, Champed h a fit, FUHi WounHt, Fro BiUx, External Ir(ion,

Sana Croats. Galls of AO Xinds, 8Ufat Jrfn7'wnt,

Bkmmatim, Hemorrhoids or Pttmt Sort Xlpplss, Oaktl Breasts, FUtuUf Mtsntft, Attv-faf, Scer, iSeratcies or 6rmmt Btrt9 BaU.WIndgal't, Fnmdrtd Fmt, Craeud BeeU.

Fool Bat in Shmp,

Miajof AnimiMlstr huttels. Rout n Poulint.

TootAacAs, a!, , re. uame sses. act cc

lATge Sizft, $1.00; Medium, 50c ; BmaQ, 25c.

The GarglUf Oil has been in use as a Liniment far frilr.T.iavhT. wnrnx. All we uk is fair trial.

but ba sore and follow directions.

Aak- ffinr nurnir lirnmiriiit ar de&Mr IB tontsvni

medicines for one oi our Alraawaoa and VadeMeoums, ami read what the jwtpt say aboot tho Oil. The Gargling OUts for aria br all raepetWo dealers throogboat tnei Units Siaitt aad other

Countries.

Uur is(iwnut inwi Aca w hm (Kwut.. and are untoUdied. Use the Gurgling Ott, aal tail

your neigno3rs wom guoa 11 au aone. Wo daal fiir and liberal with all, and defy eon tradletion. Write for am Almanac or Cook Both. Manofdctured at Lockpert, N by MERCHANT'S

GARGLING OIL COMPANY.

JOHS HODCB, Stc'y.

Tbry are Tile, PAM'Y DRI-VK. Ma4e i Pner Ram, YVaisky, i?rool Kplrlln nd ttelaaw Ijqmra, doctored, aplcad and weMen4 I leue tkt Uate, oallod " ToaJoa." " Appottam," " ateno.'ActhatlawltbaMppiar oat o drank cad nda.botare atm Bedlctoe; made frsai the 9ttr

baiksBttaiiilavata. Thejare tuo Ij.b.t mwii' mmwax life oitino nujictFIjE, a per? Benonter and amicontar of flalaiii,oritinall polmooa mUcr, and raeaarrrc t he blood to a h aallhy eondltaon. Ro rjoraon cm tak thei BlUen v oordlnc to directtoiu and raaaaia Joaa tinwdl, provide 1 their bona. awt deatrorod byminial polacm or -aer aaeaaa. and 0a Tttal oiaa iraatod beyond ia8 rtorntof rapair. They are u Qatnle FratlT aa vallaai Taaie, poaaaa tsar alao, tha peculiar mUH of afrttaajaa i powerfoJaeitarelaeTlnCoilgeetic4a or lull inreaa laataon ot thm 1 w, m& ltji Vixrl Ornao-'. , FOR FKM4XK COMPUUffTS, whetoar in joana or aid, n axriod or rinale, at tho daww oi uoraan load, or at a two of We, theS TonJe BIttort ban

Far Iaauavaiary awl Cbraolc Rfcefmatfm i mi Oawt. Pyamipala ay laMBareatlaia, WUorna Ittjutoent amd iBtntaMeet Term, Maesae (frae Blaad, Urer, Kidneya auad BlaaaVr tbaae Bluer have been awat nwoaaaful. Stte IMaeaaea aiaottuad by Vitiated Blaad. Iob la wMirlly produood by dernmarit of tha DtaTeattTci DYSPEPSIA OR ffiDieESTION. Eatdache.

Ialn In thaJthnaHera. Oohaaa. Ttchtaaaaof tlw Oheat, IMixtneaa, Soar Eraetathma of tae Btomaeh. Badtaaio la the Month, BUoos Attack. PalpitatiaB of In.

geart. Trrflammatloti of.tba jVonaa. Pala.ln tha gloa id ttte Kidaeya, and hundred otber palnfnl tyn.ptoma

irathaoMaailagaof Pypepala, The Irrrlcorale tha Stomach ud atlmnlata ths tor-

lid lrnr and boweaa, which roadertlMat of an t nailed

ffleaoy to olaarwnMj; tba blaad of all taapnrittaa, and mrutina uew Hie and rg:or to ths whole aymtoia.

HARDWARE & TIWMEK'3 STOCK.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

1

IISK, tl. II. V CQ,, 53 and ftSLakeSt., whnlertnle

I iioaiers inntra'v ooods, siiiifnery.wniie uoou,ti"Biery.Oluves and Fancy Goods, 58 A 615 Lake St.,Cbica:o.

-Mil. FIIKI.'HHKU A 'AUO., importers ami lob- ; bem in Diamondu, Watches, (.Mocks, Materials. KittablUhod 434 r-.atio Wator street, MUvraukea.

Mnninii. tnrred.

ftd(l ftDd trtmwirerari.ua. iai- n.f.h nnlnkniu.tavklB

A Phi v ATE ClOCTK-

6ELOI: tO theM.VJIRiKO art hose about to m i.rry. on tha oayslolo-tloal niys

tori3 .md revelations of tho sexual system with the latest discoveries in prodcintt and preventing offsprlog, pr(tervtnt? the comJei!'n, Ac. rhU is an interest Uik work of two huodrod and Nan-ty-foiir paes, with numorous en :rrs.Tinxs, and oonUdna valuable tnformat!ou for those who are married or con template marriage: still It is a book that ought to be under lock and key and not Laii carelessly about tha honse. Sent t nr-v one (free of rosiase) for Fifty Cents. Addreiri Or. Butts' Dispells. ry, No, 18 N. lUajhth tit., St. Lt)ui. Mo. irotirc to the Atllictl sipd tJnlbrtmiRteRfon; nnniyinff to the notorious QUACKK who adrer t Uo in public papers, or uslnr any Quaci. Remedies, noraso lr. Butt' work, no in'.tt ar what yoor disease la or how deplorable your condit ion. Dr. Butttoan be consulted personally oi by mall, on the disonsea mentioned in his works. OOoe.Ho. 18 N. KlHiith. St.. bet. Market and Chestnut, tit., Louis, Mo.

1 1 oelehratod HOME SHUTTLE BKWIO : I 1 M4CHINK. Has tbe iJr red, makes the , If . 1.1, ..iii. atlka a-m rv.lh nlfiMI.I and iS fUllif !

The bct ona cheapoat family Sewing 1 1 MMhlno tath5oN.ACI?""K CO., Boston, Mau., PIMaku -gh, Pa., C hloaao, 111., orBt.Luuia, Mo

DR. WHITTIER. 617 St Charles St. LONGER locates In St. Lonia than any Ohm. lo Physician, so successful treats Simple acd Oomplicatcd Venereal DiFeaaes aa to brinjr pstaVesits from eroxy fitate. H I j hospisl oiiportnnitiea, a lifotimo expert enco with purest drugs prepared in the establlantnimt, cures cases given np by others, no matter who failo-1 ; toll your p rlrate tronble, Oonsnltatlon frse. tndtwostajniiSformocUcai)aaaysu Manho od; Womanhoo sent by mail, lit eanta ,.aaMLi.tai IflilneMa A 11 thlMiaiMM

donbtfuior tnqnisiriTe wish to know about tneinaelTCfl, msxiiape, Ac. Erory young man and -.roman ought to ratid it aa a wanting. Tha nemma, debilltatod or par bially impotent are ecientlflcsily t dritd

8 O'CLOCK

$35,000 IN VALUABLE GIFTS TO BE DISTRIBUTED IK L. B. SINE'S lth Bexnlar Monthly

GIFT ENTERPRISE !

To bn Drawn Monday, Jane &th, 1871 One Prix 3,000 in Aateriraa Gold One Prize 8,000 In Amerlcaa Sllv.-r ! One Prlzo S1.0UO in Gmvkaclu ! Hone and Boery, with SllTermoaatad Elaraaea worth to. One fine-ton ad Rosewood Piano, worth ftiM ! a Punt). KawIo. VuhiiMi. worth UN each !

600 Gold and Silver Irtar Hantina Wat chef, warth ffvmn .'Jfi tjt aim M.rr1

SUTer-pTatod Caatora, Solid SiMr and Donble-plated Thl lnH TfloHTwinnM. RlWar Vaet Chalna Photo

graph Albn ma. Ladles' Gold Breastpin. Kar-rinaa, Bant.' Ool 1 Brsaatplna. nncer-riaga, Oo4 Faoa. fdlvei nrt.nnnn etr..

Whole number of Gifta, .H0. Tiokaia lhaitod to

AG KNT8 WANTED. TO SlfcXl. T1CKBTS,

te wkea uaerai prrmmma wni aeravia.

Binale tleknta. tl ; BbtUcketa, ; Twelre nekala, (laTTwenty-irt ticket., iSL Olronlar. oontalrdnr a full lUt of prtaea a description of the mannar of drawtu, and other infc rotation in reference to the Dlatrilwaon, will ba sent to any one orderlna them. All let ter, most be addressed to

aR NUN DISBAR

KJMnm,

, Blotohes, Boot

o-inclea, Blsi-Worpi, n .laa, Itch, Scoria, Dlacol.

and Diseaaa. of the bun.

lorarioB. of the Skis. rSnaaor.

mIHm.1). Amm nA HAd ont nS tla orn ir

abort time try t aa. of these B.ttem. Ona tottle m snch caaea will oonrinoe the mast 1c radnWo. if tbstr onrattra eSeot. Ctsaasa tha TtUaaad Blood wbeaoTsr too find Ua tta poritls. borstlna irronh the Stiu la Pbnplaa, BrBpbone or Sores, cleaaaaiE whoa Ton nad tt obitrad and aloaciah la tba vafcu; atoanaa tt whoa If- la Mi. and Toor leeiinca will tell jon s hea. Kaso the blood pore. r.nd the health of the srrtam will Follow.

PI, TAPE and other WUK-Tlr. inrrint n aas

aystam of o any Uionunds, are eoavMauraaMiuiju

snrsniOTaa, rorrau azrscuona iw.ii imim roolKraran. d aaeh bottle, prlntad la fonr laaiiasjoa 2aSah, German, Fron'.h sad Spaniih.

J. WALKKK, Propriotor. R. H. McDOALI A OO-

riiimM. and Gen. As-enta. San Ksj.aiHO.Cal. and B sad MOonunereo Street. Saw York. ZT aoiJ BT AU. DRUGGISTS AW DE iXJiRa

NEW BOOKS.

k Kovel by Emily H. Moore,

A LOST LIFE.

ma rtrrn wm . a TIltiT T.TPR a. am at tif. moa . ateUahriai aorala

war written, and will command a a ideaaTe thrt nebont

the oommonlty. Oram are potmn. in rrora srerjn naarker, and tboosands of reader, are teing clurrjaeowISi tt. jana. Ewlh H Moobz, who us writtan so Iw onder the nommede plu;c of 4 Isnonfirt'," ha. made that name very pooilar all or ir the areal Wast, and this, her hrat brKk. is wdooaet. by erwyora TbebokiflbeautifnirDintedandbouna. rVi,8L60 BT Sold ererTwhera. and sent or mail, wan fm.

on receipt of price, by

G.W. CAK I.ETON V CO Pakliaarm, 1UDWW Bquabc J. T. Oity-

Mary J. Hoimes' Blew novel,

JTJST WfyBLIaBED MI1XBANK U a now book bsr Marr 3. Hofaast, and is oasof the beat works aserwrtttea faj this splendid fitted author. Mrs. Hobae is a peculiarly pleasant aad faacinatina wrrter. Her book, are always entertaialnr. and sh baa the rare fsealty of enBsHna tbe sympathy and affcetiow of her readers, ud of holdinc their aasBtiaa te bar paaae with dean aad abaorbxac inter. Those who ban not read all of Mrs. Holmes' other aossis. aad wish to do so, will nud their names bolw. Laau Rrrxaa. HaausGiurx. Tnmt a I'D RrjsBHIKIt. SouSun. MxaDOV Baooa- Cocaix JJadd Knouaai (bnm HoarxarajiD on HirJamai Stwa WosTarsoTOK. Tax CiMaa Paioa. main hii Dstu&ht. Boas aUiaxm. RTBXI.TS'a MraTAKA. BesattrnBy printed ami bound. Prios S1J. Tba abora hook, an aoM earjrwhsraaaaabr asan,.iay rVaaion ree ilptof prios. by G. W.CAKIJKTim dc CO-, PaaMsatera. MasiaOH Sguaaa. K. T. OUy.

OVVIOE tot w.aibist.

L.D.8INB.BO M. Clacianiili, O.

1,700,000 Acres in Iowa! 180,000 Acres in Nebraska ! ! THE R. R. LAND COMPANIES Of lows and ZTebraska,

OFFER THK ABOVE LARDS TO SETTI BBS, ai 3 to II 1 0 per acre, on tjnx st atr per Mart., or for cash. These Com paries hare deter mined to hsra

HAND-BOOKS OF MM. The HabHa afCaad SackJTI nioo rntntapf taaw. good muim and the art of aasalaa Qaeaaliaraaable. Priea 1.1a. Tbe Jfrt r ranreraariesi.-A soasibl. work. .r ererj onewho wishes to bean aireeaMe talker liteser. Price flA). Arta at Wrlttoc. Keiidiwt. aaa ynyakiag-An aasaUant book Fur self untraotloa sad taararawaavaat. PrioetLU. HaaaVBaoks aa Sad ety .-The ihn throe obakia TaTiUBas. bonad sates, aad pat in a baadsoana bea. Price aaorj. BP Tha snore boska ara sold creraraa4 Mea br aaall.P tntfrjm racstpta asaes.bor O. W. CARLBTON Sc CO Pnblish rw XamaaK Sunanz, H. T. City.

FERRATED WINE

OF

.1. i l J. I A . .Vja.plLMf.naMdKlji dsv. tat OHtar

to inorease tt.a business of their RaUrpadaahiohare now all completed, and therefore offer th" BgSl LANDS, In the BRET STATES, at tha LHWRST PBICKo. We sell Land Exploring Tickets, At our Omoet in Oedar Baplda, Iowa, and at So. 1 La SaUoStjChlijaao. Railroad fare, weat of thoi plaow BBFTJ SDEIHo holder, oi explorina Ucket. uho onrchaae M acrei or more. Large Reduction of B . B. faro to oolo'itei. or partis, of 26, or mors. Colorfil Maps, ahowins ail tlif land, in both rt.te.jent for 3) coats. Pamphlet, and County ml p. sentFBJSJC. U ;dlparta of th. world. Apply Vw.WAI.KKR. , Vioe Prset, Oedar Kapids, to" Buy Me "aaT Pll Do Toa Sood.

ROOT & PLAWT

Brc'auulng tie Blood and sronatna ths Llrer and seoretlre on;an. to a healthy ; ioHon. these Pills onre manyoomplainta which it would not be snpponed they oouid rsaoa, suoh a. Headache, Pais is th Suts, SViaH MS 0 TBI EtiNDS A2D PKCT, Dl J msa.OinLuinsss, Riledmatibm, Neij..lojs, Lois or ArFETire, Bruooa IVri:TTUY, K IIJNET AFFECTIONSjvONSTIPATH DEBQjirr, Fxruui o all KDrna. Dtspi:psia.Jau oicx,and other kindred ojmpbwiU aahiina Irom a low rtaia of tba body or ibSruotTo s of IU function.. Being free frura merourj or other poieons. they caa ba tak tin at all Imet and nndur M circnmilancea. without regard to dial-, or business. Prieo CenU s Bor. Preptred by the Grafton Medlolne Co , ST. LOOia. MO. Sold by drucgist. arid dealer, in medio! ns ararrwhere.

Wild Cherry, FOB Oy ape pal aw, IsulaajrsUaas, ervoaisaie,&. Tbtossrassbia aidhlahlr aateMioaa Win. la pre yared so s. to press st to Invalid. areBabla ocasMnation of niaabia atrcaansi of OHXnn. PnoapnoaOT avd Ino , in a forte nwro sroeeaaMsthaa the ordinary rjrapaastiottsot Inn. An raw Rak aKl MaYw .pecially adaattarl to ths delicate conrUtation of Lamn. in caaea of general waaknaas, loss of rerrona eaarcr and taaoweiaane

bsooa. It aeaaaotaa tae aaparita.

lUden k Co., FttaraiacentUts k ChfBrtota JsieXatojiea,jr. ."..aaalUS WlrBam Kmc 1'srA, aaT" Par asls by PraaataMsSiiaiaMJ.

DUTOHER'S UQHTNINb FLY KILLER

dead;

SHOT

CUT THIS OUT ! And send twenty-nre cants for a ticket, aodt'rew a

Watch, Sewimr BXacMnc, 7Uao,

blanks. Addreaa PAOKAHD

, .1VA ffnr til fa JTa

F CO., Oinotnna 1, 0.

POa BED 33TJOS. Try them, and Slaep In Peace! FRAGRANT SAP0UENE Cleans Kid Gloresaad all kinds ol Olothaaad CiotUna ; remore. Paint. Grs iae. Tar, Ac. fnroarhu wit boa-' tne leaatlaaajT to then seat fsbrss. Sold by Oruj: and Fancy vtds Dealera. FHAGBAKT SAPOL1I1KK OOTT Barolar St.. Raw York, at Ls Ssllo ei..Ch ao

Sif Connubial 1'KMrmr. - Nolhing lend, morn tncomiulnal hapiiineflff, tliau irhvi.rfnl and healthy infiintH ami children. Sire. WhiU-oiiib'u Hyrup is the groat children' Kootliing remedy.

f 1 1I.IJKKT HITBB Ann X vo , a ITtdt. and iron wire mm. tar.iiMi

t blocka. anchor, and ,nainB, 8. WaUr rt.. Chicago.

SIII.I.EK. manufacturer of Rich Hair Jawolry jf and Iji.IIos' H,ir Work. 99"4 Wlaeoualn St., Hili wj.ukee, I'haln- Tjharma, Pine, RlnK". Switches, Curls, j U':aida,wle. t)r(leis by mall rucolvu special attention. I M A,iI '."flW BQI1.ER Vi ORKS, I 1TX Lake .treat, Milwaukee, Wt. R. Davis, Proprietor,

REDUCTION OF PRICES To oontinu to Reduction of UtrMsa GREAT SAVING TO C0NE1UMER8

1I Ilr7rmu uri uuoe, I Pf Send for our Now Price Llat and a Club form will i accompany It, containing full dIreotioiis-makliiK a largo saving to consumers and remunorutiye to olub I orKanlzer. ! THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO., 31 nnd 38 Veeey Btreat, I P. o. Boi Mis. New 1 orb..

To Printers, Binders aad Pablifiiers. The aubaorlbor. manufacture ROTARY FBI flTNO PRESSES, with from two -x tan imprsaalon oy In dors. Also, PER EOTING PRESSES of sarVsna ilaterintioas, with two or mora tzuproeeion cylinder t, w ba used with tyi or treoyie, and with ooe to . x feedera, or with rills of paper. 8TMGLB AJID DOUBLB CYLINDKR PBE88ES, B BD AND l'LATEK POW BB PRESS, -for book work KBW STOPOYL BDER PRESS, with table dlstrib lUon, and from four to tenform roller., for tha finest Illustrated newspapwr, and

the beet bosk and wood -out worn. BMAldi .iuh, CARD, RAILROAD TICKET AST) OUCPOH PBESSB8, SINGLB LABOR HAND CYLtKDER PBBSS AN7D SINGLE JAM) CVLINDBI BAH. WAT PRBBS FOB NKW5PAPERS of modeiat. oar-

culations, printing by hand powtw eiaht hundred faapreaatona par, boar. Ales, furnish every article required in printing offloes.dnctadtag taps), P iTBBT LITHOGRAPHIO POWER PRESSES, HYDRAULIC AND SCREW PRESSES. BOOKBCrtlBBB' MAOHTNEMY ; also. M AOHINEBY FOB RIJ CUTBOTYPEBS AND STERB OTYPERS, OAST STBsCL SAWS WITH IMPROTtl) IN8ERTRD ' "PJBTH. The aboro w all manuiaotarod on oar own prsmlsea, under oar personal npenialon, of the beatmat. trial and workmanship. Illustrated catalogue, sent on anpucation. R. BOB A OO.,

': Office nnd Waeroois. 98 and SI Gold Ht , . Y. i Maanfactorlaa on Grand, Broome, Sheriff and Oohnaj bla .treat., N. Y.

n

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$100,000. aew to obtain it : A naanhlat of twtlre paces, efrtaa tha

trJonaatwn which lie Talnabie U man. a oaan and child In tbe L. 8-, wlu be sent frae by ndaiaailiia

K. P. WRLUS. . P. Boa li, Cblr.aa. Ill

$288 16 DAYS

uo ion want a attau oon as saioamari at or aanr o nevw make SI to CM a dicaelllncoornowT .'rand Wktb Win

Ctolhtt liHat te lost rorsear.

son JMrar Wirt YFar m, NEW

la fraa. Addreaa Bual-

K.orOHlOAOO.TB.

IflUBGAtt, made in 1 honrtwHoont drajca, 111 ParUmilar. : cents. V. Saas, Cromwill . 1 5-inn-

THE

Weed Family Favorite Manufactnrwl by tbe Wssd S. M. OO.. Harrow. IX. IS now perfected I. ic E8T aad MOST RI LIABLE

FAMILY SHfTCIB MACHIKE. r all kindaof faaally ya-k, now in aae. It win da a

3SL BOOOS . and not

ransrs af .wsrk. sasrina from tbe habtml i

to tea aaaraaet oeitrer oaaaa ot aasam,wsiswsa

.rnMultu. ThMs-l a. Tsaaas. It la aamotn

liable to set ont uf ardor. H has a straialit mifvile. sad

makse the Look Stitan. Beaponetbls Agent wasted la .very county. A libtwal disooant lo tho trade. Send for price list and terras to GKO. O. TRUMAli, VXlk treat, Ohieaco, Agoat for tbe Horthwaat. ra? wbsrs son saw this adreriaorasct.

Tlir ANTE D Immediately, 000 Aaenta for s ni w Jaron 11 Hon Iii grsat demandat IB oen, rlripg aogP ont. profit. Bampl.' eent. WOOD M ANHF iOTCB- , -,

(irpioWTT irt.', and tC. bill sent s cuti . i r io. H. S .lONKS. Ocarar. C..1.

ING 60., Maiden, Mass.

i M. N. U.,

K. IS.