Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 March 1872 — Page 4
NEWS SUMMARY.
The But. A. T. Stewart has arranged for the construction of 100 houses at Jamaica Plains, I., I., this pTing, at a cost of $190,000 The nuiiiUer of firms in New York engaged
nnoVr ta'se names in swindling persons by meana of lottery, counterfeit money, and otl er schemes, is over five hundred. The F-Office authorities have an alphabetical list, and are showing increused activity in fighting the evil The Iran City Brewory, ot r ttsburgh, owned by Fraunheim A I'ei st:h, was seized by the revenue officers on Thursday for making false returns and other oflvnses against the government. The seizure embraced the entire stock, machinery ard other personal property found on the premises, amounting to about $15,000. AsoTBr.it boat of the Staten Island Ferry Company was seized at New York, on Friday, to. judgment against the company. The Sheriff will lay the boats up, or collect tiio passenger fares, unless the judgments nrc shortly paid At White Plains, New York, an a'tempt has been made to poison
a fitmi'.y named Ackermac. composed of oiglr: porsor.s, by impregnating a spring with arsenical poison The official report oi the new I'irectors of the Erie railroad states that the earnings of the company from November, 1871, to date, wsre$21,000,000, against $17,000,000 the ysar previous A young man named Vf. Sowers, ami a girl named Longuard were run over and th-former inst?ntly killed by a train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on Friday nil t. They had been sitting on the track talk nc Xcaii Springfield, Mass., on Saturday, a traia was thrown from the track by a broken rail. The smoking car went flown an embankment fifteen feet, and twenty persons in it were more or less injured, but probably none fatatly. Wii.ua Tsevirt accidentally shot his wife at New York on Tuesday, killing her instantly, and he became a raving maniac when he discovered what he had done A Keir York imm igrant swindler was on Tuesday sentenced to five years' imprisonment.
Mrs. . Sb a (-shank died in a dentist's
chair at New York on Wednesday, from the administration of laughing ga The Plattskill Falls Hotel, the New Mountain
Hoise, near Saugerties, N. Y., turned on
iiu-'tlay. the building was owned oy a. . Pomcrov. Loss $25,090; insurance $19,000
Th' house of .i farmer Darned Robert Bowles,
ju-r r Theresa, N. Y., was t urned or. Mcndav
nigbt. The family were obliged to leave
tue nou?e in toeir mgut eiotnea, ana several cf them had their limbs badly frozen. Bowles was so bfd'y burned while attempt-
in;: to save his children that he died next dav A Fonda, N. Y., dispatch of W?dnss-
dav evenirc savs : "The train which left
here this moraine, on the Fonda, Johns
town Glover3ville railroad, with three cn-
cir es.is last in a snow bank a mile lone ana
sis to ten feet deep, near Glovc.-sville All
trains between St. Lawrence and Prescott,
Ont., were snow-bound on Wednesday
General Sickles states that he has negotiated a 1 -an of $2,000,000 a'. 5 por cent, for the new Erie Board on securities rating as high as
seventy. The new loan can readily be paid
off with the earnings in a very short time, an! is only needed to tide the company
ov.?r the rugged places left by five years of
jay liould. The West.
Peter Smith shot ard killed Michael Schaffer, his brother-in-law, in a drunken quarrel at Gross Point, near Chicago, on Wednesday. Th3 murderer was arrested Ti e Calumet feeder dam of the Illinois and M chigan canal is to be removed immediately. Thousands of acres of land now overflowed will be reclaimed in consequence D. O. Cole, for several years Secretary of the Cleveiand Rolling Mill Company, is discovered to be a defaulter in the sum of $25,000. Cole has fled, leaving his young wife and two children behind Willie Bradley, 16 years old, was killed at Slelbyville.Ind., on Thursday, while trying to couple cars The Globe Insurance Compi.oy of Chicago announces its readiness to pay all its looses in full. It is the first Chicago company to resume business since the fire. Mrs. Anna C. Kuth wt s released on writ of habeas corpus at Lawrence, Kansas, on F-idsy. The Prosecuini; Attorney announced that since the decision of the Supreme Court against the admissibility of Rtth'a letter, written the evening of bii dYath, as evidence, her conviction under the presont developments of facts was impossible, ar d he did not desire to retain her ir custody any longer. She was therefore discharged Michael Welch, a farmer res idir.g near Waukesha, Wis., was kicked by mule on Friday and instantly killed. Th et tire tep of hia head wis taken off. Welcb w ia about 45 years of age, and leaves s family. Tub flouring mill of Zesighouse A Bro. SI. Lonis, Mo., was burned early on Sunday morning. Loss $60,000 ; insured for $30,000. Four powder mills of the Austin PowdiT Company, situated about five miles couth of Cleveland, blew np on Saturday afternoon with a series of heavy explosions, threo hundred kegs, or about four tons, of powder beine fired. Two men, named Leonard and Sherman, who were at work in one of the mills, were blown to pieces, fragments of their bodies being thrown hundreds of feet away. Threo other men, at work in tae vicinity, wtre more or lesa injured. The mills blown up were torn to atoms, the ground for several acres bting strewn with tiagments. Loss between $15,000 and $10,000. The explosion was heard at Eavi'nna, a distance of fortv miles Mrs. Kane, aged 66 years, mother of Thomat Kane, of Wencna, whose legs were crushed by the cars in La Salle, 111., and amputated on Friday evening, came to town to see her unfortunate son on Saturday morning, and on seeing him immediately swooned and d.ed. Is the matter of the difference between
the proprietors of the .Missouri Democrat,
J idge Madili on Monday appointed Wm. JucKee, one of the firm, receiver, and ordered a sale of the establishment George
luuiupaon, nigni yard-master ot toe Missouri, Kansas and Texai railroad. atRdli
Ko., was killed on Monday morning while switching a train At Mackinac, on the 7th iust., the mercury stood at twenty de-g-eea below za.o. The ice in the harbor is twenty-four inches thick, and no conjeetnre can be formed as to when the straits will open. Mas. Schact, who wm bra.ir.ed at St, Louis o-i Monday with a poker by her maniac husband, died on Tuesday night At Lockland, O., on Sunday last, a negro named Barbyde beat hia wife's brains out with an a.i, in a fit of jealousy Adam Haines shot and killed John E. Tindall on Monday, near Cannon City, Col Quite a swindle has been perpetrated' on farmers near Fort Wayne, Ind., ly sales of patent hay-forks, ot the double-note swindle system. The a?gregate amount will reach $5,000. Xfforta are being made to arrest the rascals, but thus far have been unsuccessful. The spotted fever has been raging at Logansport, Ind., for the past five weeks with as average of Bight deaths daily. Business in considerably affected A man just returned to Omaha from the Black Hills characterizes the recent gold discovery sensation as the worst sell he ever met. ft is a bogus excitement, des'gned to attract the immigration of such persons as must remain 1 'ere Wood A Campbell's planing mill, Wilkins i- Marcellus'a bolt factory, and Bartle tl's flouriag mill, at Rockford, were destroy- d by fire on Wednesday nigbt. Losb about $40,000 The Ohio Falle Car Works at Jeffersonville, Ind., covering more than five acres, were burned on Wednesday afternoon. Loss o;er $300,000 ; insurance about $250,000. The South. A Toimo man named Henry Eiebause was brutally murdered at Knowlton's Landing, Ark., on the 13tb inst., by John Hyde, a r vuJ, who literally chopped him to piecees with an ax, and then tbrew the body in the r.-ver. Hyde, on being arretted, confessed the deed. J. 6. Bisnerr, keeper of a saloon in the eastern part of Louisville, shot himself on Sunday night with shot-gun, placing the muzzle in his mouth aid touching the trigger with a cano. The cause is supposed to be temporary insanity, from heart disease. John S. Washington, for thirty-five years marine reporter of the Hew Orleans Itcayune. is dead. Iit. Gosgohn, Postmaster at Iyersburg, Tenn., has absconded with nearly $4,000 in Government finds... Sam Russell, son of the proprietor of the hotel at Paris, Tenn., accidentally skot himself on Saturday while hunting, causing death in a few hours.
L. Gallkn, of i'ieado county, Kentucky, was killed on Tuesday by a falling tree, which blew down on him while at work in hia clearing Gen. David L. Stanton, Collector of the Fifth Maryland District, has been arrested and deposed from his position, charped with being a defaulter in a sum ranging from $20,100 to $30,000. Georoi Schwab, aged 65, died while sitting in a chair in a saloon at Louisville on
Wednesday. Old ago and destitution is supposed to be the cause. Washington.
Toe President on Tuesday signed the act of Congress authorizing the survey and marking of a boundary bi-twoen the territory of the United States and the possessions of Great Britain, from Lake of the Woods to the summit of the Rocky Mountains. Foreign. Fivb new English war vessels have been launched during the past two weeks A telegram from Gibraltar reports a distressing
disaster in that harbor, whereby a numbnr of people belmging to the royal navy lost
their lives. A boat belonging to tne uruisii
steam frigate Ariadne, at anchor otl the
town, while going from the vessel to the shore, capsized, and eleven persons were
arownea, including i.wo oincers it is reported that Thiers on Wednosday pavo final notice to England of the renunciation by
trance ot the commercial treaty between
the two nations Toscn, tbo apothecary who was suspected of contemplating a murderous attack on Bismarck, has been released.
Tub Archbishop of Cologne has form illy ex;
communicated Proffl.Higers,Knoodt,Teggen,
and Rush.o! the University of Bonn, for their rejection of the dogma of Papal infallibility. It is reported that the Swiss engineers Naall', Riggerbach and Zschokke are a.bout
to construct a railroad to the summit oi
Mount Vesuvine, similar to that at Mount Washington. A pension of 1,000 has been granted to Lady Mayo, and 20,000 has beer settled on her children by the British Government The assassin of the Earl of Mayo has been executed at Calcutta. He made a confession and declared that the death of the Viceroy was not the result of a conspiracy, as he alone designed ind carried out the murder. He also said that he intended to kill Gen. Stewart, who accompanied the Karl of Mayo on his tour of inspection to Fort B'.fiin, and was only prevented lrom fully executing hiB purpose by tho promptness of his arrest alter attacking the Viceroy.
A Vienna dispatch of Tuesday says : The workingmen in the mines of the Rothchilds, at Wittnawitz. in Moravia, enraeed at the
non-oavment of their wages, attacked the
offices of tho superintendent. Gaining en
trance, they burst open the safe and appropriated the contents. They then demolished the buildinir. The soldiers were called out
and fired on the rioters. Four were killed,
fifty wounded, and one huudred arrested
Order has been restored, but the mines are
guarded by the military. A serious conflagration occurred at Pus-
aeldorf, Germany, on Wednesday. Among
other buildinirii. the famous Acidemv of Art
was burned, and many of the roost valuable
paintings were destroyed A Kusaian imperial decree reopens Sebastopol as a com mercial and mili'.ary harbor, with the forti fications restored.
Torrilile Boiler Explosion. One of tho most territio and in Rorafi rosppcts onn of the most remarked ex
plosions; in the whole history of casualties occurred on Monrlny afternoon at Cincinnati, 0. Two steam boiler in the soap and cundle factory of Messrs. Woods & Caiiahan exploded with an unheard-of violence. In the factory were about eighty persons. Two of those were horribly mangled and instantly killed, and four slightly wounded. All tho others escaped. On Bay-
miller street, over n half mile distant by map measurement, three little girls in a front yard were jumping rope. Sixteen feet of one of the boilers was burled nil that distance over the house tops upon their heads. Two of them were killed
instanUy and the third mortally wounded. This piece of the boiler is a perfect cylinder sixteen feet four inches long, and twenty-four inches in diameter, and weighs about a ton. Persons who saw it eay it looked like ft stove pipe nailing in the air just above the tools. The other boiler was hurled through a wall of brick a foot in thick ness, and several feet of earth, into Providence street, where it lodged. This boiler would have careered eastwardly over the city as the other did westwRnily but for this obstruction, A
portion of one of the. boilers, about ten feet long, was blown perpendicularly up in ths air. and fell back in about th ?
spot it started from,burying itself several
leet ir. tue ground.
Notwithstanding the terrific torce ct
the explosion the adjicent buildings were but slightly injured. The cause of
the explosion is not fcnoivn, but an investigation will be had.
MXVL& TO SAY SO. nY Mils. F. K. I.'IIAMIIERI.AIN. Charles IIakell was just sixteen,
He
Proceedings in Congress.
In the Senate on the 14th the bill for
the erection o: public buildings at 5t. Louis
was passod The Legislative Appropria
tion bill was taken up. An amendment
was adopted increasing the salaries of
United States District Judcres and the
Judges of the Court of Claims to $5,000, and
the bill passed The lanu am was ais cussed without action Adjourned.
In the Heui.e on the same day a bill was passed appro: riating $337,000 to reimburse
Jiansas tor ncr expenditures in equipping.
subsisting, and paying troops A
bill authorizing the Southern Claims
Commission to appoint special com
missioners to take testimony, was
passed Mr. Garfield, from tho Con
ference Committee on the bill for the St.
Louia Custom-House, made a report appro-
printine $500,000 for the site, Mid $750,000
for the building. The report was agreed to
ana tne nous adjourned. In the Senate on the 15th a bill was passed authorizing the President to appoint a Paymaster General in tho nrmy The House bill cx-ending tho time Tor the completion of tho Portage and Lake Superior Canal was passed The remainder of the Bession was occupied with the discussion of the Tariff bil!. In the House on the 15th the Wisconsin Land Grant bill was taken up. A substitute was adopted by a vote of S'3 to 85, providing that ail lands granted by Congress in 1856 and 164 for lands for ti.e construction of the St. Croix and Lake Superior railroad, such grants having expired by limitation, are declared forfeited to the United tates, and stall henceforward be subject to homestead entry and settleme at under the Homestead act of the 20th of May, 1871, and that no part cf such lands shall be selected by or inure to the benefit of any railroad company under any assumed grant from the United States, and tbat no fund embraced in the grant to the St. Croix Railroad Company shall it any case revert to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and repealing all acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this provision. The bill as thus amended was passed, and the House adjourned. There waa no sebsion of the Senate on the 18th. In the House on the 19th the attendance was slim, and no business was transacted beyond the reading or filing of speeches on miscellaneous subjects. In the Senate on the 18th Mr. Conkling's resolution cailing for the number of applications for appointments made by certain Senators came up. An amendment to include tho Senators from Indiana was accepted by Mr. Conkling, and the resolution as amended was adopted The Chicago Belief bill was taken up, but the Senate adjourned without reaching a vote. In the House on the lSth, a':er the introduction of se veral new bills, the Senotei bill to contract witH the proprietors of the Coiiyrcmonal Oiobe for reporting a id publishing tho long debates in Congress for two yeare, was taken up, but the House adjourned without disposing of the bill. In the Senate on the llltt. the bill for the relief of the officers and crew of the Kearsarge was passed. It directs tho Secretary of the Treasury to pay them $190,000 in prize money The Chicago Relief bill was taken up. Various amendments were proposed and rejected Adjourned. In the Ho jse on the 10th the bill in relation to the capture of the rob el iron-clad Alberraarlc was passed The bil). providing for reporting and publishing the debates in Congress was taken up. An amendment that no person shall be employed as a reporter of tho proceedings ot the House without the approval cf the Speaker, was agreed to. Mr. Air.bler offered an amendment, directing theCommitteeou Printing to publish for three im nths an advertisement in at least one leading newspaper in each State, inviting proposa. s for reporting ard printing the debates in Congress; and nl to have estimates made of the cost of reporting and publishing the debates by th Congressional printer, and providing that n i debates shall be reported and published alter tho close of the present Congress, except on a written on tract entered into therefor by authority of Congress. The amendment was agreed to. The bill ns amended was then passed without division Mr. Cox offered a resolution instructing tho Committee on Rules to report a rule restricting the publication of debc.tas to 1 abates which actually occurred. Agreed to The Ii.ouee then went into Cauimittee of the Whole on the Pacific Maii Subsidy bill, but adjourned before reaching a vote. In the Ssnato or. the 20th the Chicago Belief bill, as reported from the Finance Committte, was passed by a vote of 20 to 17. Bills were introduced authorizing tho construction of bridges aciois the Mississippi river at Quincy, Hi., and Red V.'ing, Minn. The Tariff bill was discussed until adjournment. In tho Hcuse on ti e 20th the bill authorizing the construction of bridges across the Ohio river and prescribing their dimensions was passed The amended Jill waa passed authorizing the construction of a bridge across the Mississippi river at Clinton, Iowa, for tho Chicago, Burlington and Qi.incy railroad A resolution calling oa the Secretary of State for informat on as to tho amounts paid to newapapera f r publishing the laws of the Unhed States, was adopted Tho Postnffico Apptopriation bill was passed, and the House iidjuurned. Wise books, for half the truths they hold, are honored tombs.
The Perils of the Sea.
The Iosb of the coasting schooner
White Swan, on the rocky shore of
Martha's Vineyard last Monday, furnishes a tale of suffering and heroism
which ought not to pass unnoticed The vessel was a small one, of only 141 tons, and was on its way from Calais :c
New York, The gale of Monday night
drove her on the reef which makes out
from Cape Poge, and early in the morn-
ins siie struck about a third of a mile
from shore. Six men were on board of
her, and, unable to make any effort xo save themselves, they clung to the rig
ging, while the ireezing water con
tinucdly broke over them. The wreck was s;een at dawn from the shore, and a
boat was brought from a town some
miles distant with which to attempt
th.5ir rescue. The sea, however, ran 50
high that it was madness to think of
launcning tne boat. All ttay xuesaay, and through the long night that fol
lowed, the shipwrecked men were ex
posed to the cold, the fierce wind, and
the icv water that sweptover them. On
Wednesday, a steamer was got under way from Vineyard Haven, and stalled through the heavy ice of the Sound to
make an enort to save them. A wha.e
boat was carried on the steamer's deck
and on neanne t.ie wreck it was
launched and manned by six stout men
who, at the imminent hazard of t.aeir
lives:, and after suffering severely from
the cold, succeeded in saving the entire crew of the wrecked schooner. The
rescued men were all badly frozen, and
had been fo. twentv-eisht noun ex
posed to the bitterest cold and r.he r p
parent certainty of death ; while the boat's crew that rescued them was also
frostbitten, none of its members escap
ing witxiout frozen ringers or ears.
Easter Eggs.
First, then, you select your dyen
vegetable or wood dyes, they should be,
blue, crimson, yellow, according to
fancv and. procuring a sr.'.all portion
of each from a druggist, you place ( hem
in separate vessels. Ihen dropping the
eggs into hot water lor a tew moment? you draw on the Bhell with a bit of tallow any design vou please names,
dates, leaves, crosses. The tallow pre
vents any discoloration in the spot it
coveis, so when the egg has been sub
mitted to the boiling dye, the pcitcrn
appears in white on a tinted ground
with very pretty effect. Another method, more laborious bu
infinitely more artistic, is to dye tho whola egg, and afterward scrape out
the pattern with a sharp pen-kuite,
This way admits of a greater range of
taste and skill than the other. the
egg may be divided into compartments each holding some tiny vignette, a land
scape, perhaps, or an angel, or cupid
or a line of verse, with the date, all
framed in solid, bright color. In old
days', !gg8 treated after this fashion did duty as valentines, and were frequently preserved in the after-homes of the
happy airs, each egg carefully
shrined in a deep, long-stemmed wine
glass, through which the inscription
could be read without removing it,
"Golden" eggs, which are covered
with gold toil, are tieautitui things w lien
mixed with others. A cheap way of
making them is to use the dye of the
turze-blossoni, which is said to commu
nicate a fine yellow color.
had finished his course of study at the llijfh Scl.ool, and being impetuous and active, ho longed i;o begin his part in the drama- of life. The day came on which he was to leave his childhood's home. His mother' parting advice was exine-lly given; she s.iid, "I heve priyed fur the biessiing of Heaveu upon yo.i in life, leave such ' footprints on thi' sanils of time,' as you would wish your dearest friends to follow. Let t he Bible be your guide, and in every terattation le irn to say no. 1 h:;ve embroidered the motto as n book-mark for you ; it is don 3 with strands of my own hair.
Before we meet again all that is mortal
of me, except these few strands, may be
crumble:! into dust. 1 lien let the motto
be a reminder of all a mother could
counse l a loved son."
Young Haskell went to a distant city.
IT is unseen guardian angel went with
lim, and ihe tempter also, and now the
contest or mastery between the two began.
SCENE I. Well, chum, vou've come to the
city in just th right time. This is fair
ek.and we clerks can cnoose anyone
dav we ileae to co. There is always
the biggest crowd the day the horses
race. 1 Hi, its glorious excitement the way they bet. And then you'll see more 'blooded stock' in one day than
ir a lif ' time of common observation."
Thry decided to go together, and Has
kell fell, secure in the thought that he could not be induced to bet oh no, not he.
" Look, Charley, here they come ; see
that arched neck, and how those iaoofs keep t me to the music." The ring is soon jilled with spirited mettle, and
" hurrah, I bet," f.re sounds that fill the air. " Vou bet ten dollars," said the dark t finpter. " Bet nothing," said the guardian angel. " Remember your irayer, 'lead me not into temptation,' and hire you are in the midst of it." ''Go ahead and run your chance to nake your t?n a hundred," said the dark spirit. " Itemember the good prophet Ezekiel says : ' Behold, therefore, X have written my hand at thy dishonestgair. which thou hast mide,' " said t:ie guardian angel. Ilftikell turned to his companion and eaid. "I'll leave the crowd. I'll not take ;he first step towards being 1. gambler.' SCEXK 11. Again the tempter came. " H ave a cigar, Charley, these are royal Havanas. Quit- n genteel article." The cigar lay
an the table aefore him. " Be. genteel
Tower of Strength. Promptly, anil on time, tho Pnnsix Inshiianok Company, of Brooklyn, N. V., has pre
sented the public with its annual statement, showing sound and available cash assots,
amounting to the very handsome sum 01 $1,8B.S,569.97, beiua! on'y $2,B37.13 less than on January 1st, 1871, and this, loo, aftcrtlie most disastrous year to underwriting capital over krinwn. It is now ascertr ined beyond all cavil or doubt, tbat the Pnr.xix paid the first loss in the great Chicago fire, and the recipients were Messrs. Hart, Astcn Sc Co. Tho Phbsix has paid its Chicago losses, in amount nearly $400,000, from its net surplus, and has been enabled, hy the confidence of tbe people and the consequent accumulation of funds since that lisaster, to meet all liabilities without calling on its stockholders for an assessment, selling a security of any
kind, or borro-ving a dollar. The great success of the Company is on ing to its safe, conservative and honest management.; and the officers now present a record of losses paid, and sound and available assets that the management may well feel proud of. The officers are men of experience, integrity, and long training in their
business, and have piloted the Company through fair and foul weather from its modest beginning to its present strong position. Although the business is very large even the most minute risks arc surveyed and located with skilled judgment, thus the continued prosperity that attends the Company. The Phenix Insurasm! Comi'Ast, of Brooklyn, N. V., is, to-day, one of the staunchest companies upon this continent, and may justly command the full confidence of all.
(Join.
Editorial Notices are so common
that, it is almost impossible for an editor to
express niB honest opinion ot the merits nl any article without beine suspected of in-
tert'ted motives. Thin fact, however, shall
not deter us from saying what wo think of a new addition to the Materia Medica to
which our attention has been recently directed. Wo refer to- Dr. J. Walker's C.ii.i-
mBNiA VtNBGAR Bitters, a remedy whic'n is
making it3 way into more families just now than all the other advertised medicines put together. Its popularity, as far as wo can
judge, is not based on empty pretension.
lli-;re seems to be no question aDout tne potency ol its tonic and alterative properties, while it possesses the great negative recommendation of containing neither alcohol nor mineral poison. That it is a specific for Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, and many compiaints of nervous origin, we have reason to know ; and we are assured on good authority that as a general invigorant, regulating and purifying medicine, it has no equal. It is stated that its ingredients (obtained from the wilds of California) are new to the medical world ; and its extraordinary effects certainly warrant the conclusion that it is a compound of agents hitherto unknown. If popularity is any criterion, there can bo no doubt of the efficiency of the Visebab Bitters, for the sale of the article is immense and continually increasing. Com.
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and smoke,'' said a dark voice "it's
verv social when with a friend to while
an "hour a war. and forget the cares of
Jfe :n the fr?. grant weed." " Don't be-
zin." said a mild, sweet monitor. " It
will introduce a long scale of physical
svih:, and you cannot afford to d.scount your time." " Thank you," f.aid Charley, " I do not
wish to learn to ?moke. I l.ave no de
sire to die of any of the nervous diseases
of snokers.
" Ha 1 ha ! Cha:;ley ! You re quite a philosopher and Puritan. For my part
I'm not tied to mv mother't apron
string, and an we don't go through this vale of tears but once, I'm bound to
havs a good time as I go along. Good bv, Puritan Charlie."
" Evil communications corrupt good manners," said Charles. " One cannot smcke without spitting the Uttor is
certainly considered ill-mannered, and
the former a bad habit." SCENE III. 1'onths passed and New Year's came.
Th( tempter this time was as beautiful
as the fabled Helen.
' Here is wine, old and rare ; papa
onl;r opens 11 lor lestive occasions like this. Take it as a pledgeof good wishes
for the commc year
Slid the inner dark voice, "Drink,
you simpleton ; don't offend the fairest friend you have, just fot" out swallow :" " Touch :not, tate not, handle not " said a sweijt stilt voice, "for at last it bitetli like a serpent and stingeth like an adder." The fros-.y air of the winter's morning seemed to waft frori his childhood's home " learn to say -10." " Thank you, Miss Emma. I have nev;r yet tas ted anything that, can intoxicate, and I will not bepn. But I wish you joy, pure, like the crystal of yon ler empty gls-ss, and n ay your life nev-r be shaded by sorrow, deep hued as the wine of this goblet." With a courteous bow he lefi the rich apartment. Tiree temptations had cro?sed Haskell's life, t.nd not without a mental contlict had he come off victor. The step once taken in a right dirDCtion, it is nore easy to follow it up. To-day Haskell is an honorable man, and his companion of tie horse race and cigars, makes solf-ingulgence his first care, and is loved as much in a decreasing vatio as is Haskell in an increasing one.
Boys, learn to say no, not from policy
The " Domestic" dc9 a greater range of work than any other flowing machine. Com.
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J. N. IlAKRtSdV i. OtAR H;:bb : Tli AUeD Lung
dbibbiu na niTiTKi. i woitic not line to t wit no at
It, for it tin a naTttt iit til. I look a riid cold and
cough, awl Anally commie t tion waa netted nponme. I wtw in a wiry bnd ntxta 1 tried ftrvthino that wu
rticommen ld. and emnt ft ,?rU deal of mnny, and fnt ne help. I hnl Ally's Liim? Balaam for eats, but knew iiot;hinj? f lu net. v. I did not Uk to take it
without k lowing vmoaliout, it. 1 had not loldabot tie. Whm your oot c.litd nnon mi I tol l him
could not a mi'dicitie 1 kr ow nothing ubotat. He ureiMi me to trv it mBFlf. I did i. and to mv srate-
ful tturpriM. th fl .nt fcottls stopped my ough, and before the third hcttl'j tea taken, my luusd were healed and wfill. and I c.ti n.iv tinea..: knowincrlr to
in? frinmln and ctutonien or the goad Qualities of
Alien -a iung uauutin. 1 r-mifitn jours, respectfully. L. 0. COT T BELL. . It .i harm! Ms to tbe most delic tte child. VB. It contains uo npi'jru (a any fi rm.
CAUTION.
Call for "Allen'a Ljoit Balsam," :tnd bun the use of any other Baieam; anprinciplad men may deceiva
yun wiin worEiupas prpaf anon.. J. N. HAUUIi f(!U.. I'ripr'e, Cincinnati , Ohio.
Any boy or girl clever at drawing can ( but prinoiplo. Don't say it in a sickly,
produce with little trouble a variety of
designs, which shall hnve the added rruirit of originality. What could be prettier than a knot of Easter-flovfers, snow-drops, violets, or lilies of the valley, painted in water colors on -he white Bhell, or sketched gracefulTy and lightly in sepia or India-ink. Pencil drawings are singularly soft and pretty on the same pure background, and, set with boiling water, are not c-t-ilv defuced. A monogram in bright. Humiliated tints and gold is also effective. In short, there are a dozen charming fancies which will at once suggest themselves to the mind of any young artist who begins to think upon the subject, and we advise such by all means to try. "Home and Society" in fscribtcr's for April. American Registers for Foreign-Built Yessels. The Secretary of the Treasury has prepared a bill :o give American registers to foreign-built vessels owned by citizens of the United States. This bill has been submitted to the Secretary of State, and meets his approval. It has also been forwarded to the Committee on Commerce ol the House of Representatives. This bill provides that any vessel of foreign build, of not less than five tons burden, wholly owned by a citizen or citizens of the United States, or by a company incorporated or organized under the laws thereof, or of any State or Territory, or by both, and commanded hy a citizen of tho United States, may be registered under certain conditions as rtn American vessel. The form and method of the registration is to be prescribed by the Secretory of the Treasury. The certificate is to be known ns the " register of a foreignbuilt vessel," and only to remain in force as long as the ownership shall reDjain as set forth therein ; but in case of a change of ownership not involving an exchange of nationality or identity, such register may bo renewed under proper regulations. Every vessel registered under this act is declared a vessel of the United States, nnd entitled to all the privileges lawfully enjoyed by vessels registered under the existing laws, and entitled to the same privileges in foreign countries and before Consuls and consular officers of the United States.
A case came be 'ore tho last term of the Stipei ior Court of New York city, in which Wm. M. Tweed, Jr., being rereiver, a suit in where $388.14 were collected, charged $385.50 as fees. His report was confirmed by Judge McCnnn, find appealed on the ground th.-tt the charges were excessive. Decision reserved.
feeble way, and by the tones of your
voic;s give others to understand " 1 11 say yen, if you will urge me a little." Let it be a round, clear and distinct no ! at well denned and sparkling as the full moon. A heathen moralist onc said, "it is not because things are difficult that we daie not undertake then," Boys of the nineteenth century, what is it then? Is not telf-grati-ficition the principal root of all the evils ? Diirn to do right, hi bold of spirit, but gentle in manner. Say no to t. ifles of sin as well as to flagrant transgressions. Let your inner and outer life be at peace, and in the end merit the higher eternal life. Irieiior. Pints and Quarts of filthy Catarrhal discharge. Where does it all come fron: 1 The mucous membrane lining the chambers of the nose, and its little glan:ls, are d 'glased so that they draw from the blood its liquid, and exposure to ti e air changes it into corruption. Thin life-liquid was to build up the system, but it is extracted and the system is weakened by the loss. To cure, gain flesh and strength by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which also acts directly upor. these glands, correcting them, and apply Dr. Sage s Catarrh Remedy with Dr. I'ierce's Nasal Douche, the only method of reaching the upper cavities where the diidarge nccumulates and comes from. Tho nstrument and two medicines sold for $2 by all druggists. 58tt The property on which the Western Union Telegraph Company proposes to build a new edifice in New York was originally purchased for Louis Napoleon, through Dr. Evans, for $480,000. The ex-Kmperor now sells it for $840,000. National Business Index. The Nationa . Bitsinkss Index is a new monthly maguiino; "on orjeyelopoilin of business know edgo for tho people." It contains a very arge amount of information both interesting and valuable to the general public. Evr thing is elaseifind ud arranged with thoro'igli systrm, nnd at the sam timn presonteil in rrniinhle, attractive style. Tho price is csc04.-(ii?if;y low, only 50 cents a year. The publisher also present, a very fine shromo, "Apjde Blossoms (one of Prnnc's, worth in tho art stores $1,00 each) to ear h aubneriber. Send for specimen copy to Tbb Ixnux Oompajiv, 433 West Jackson street, Chicago, 111. Com. Would you be surprised to learn that the nan who stole the udge's coat shortly afterward appeared in a law suit?
Tiis VAHots 1 1 ,-t I ford Leicestershire Table 8uo(i has become National. It i in use f om Portland to Son Franciiico, and from I he L; kes to the Gulf. Its merits 'lave secured for it the most unprecedented demand Com.
Hold br Medietas Dealer CteiieraUj.
for T-i;a:iriE s button, h. bos
lMlliomk.H,. FI'I.I.RIt I'l l.r.KIt nnd HrtRLBUT
EDSAl.L. Chle: MOV1CS BROS. & CUTLER. .St. Pnul; RICHAttbSl CO. and OOLLIJSS
BROS.. St. Louia.
THE GREATEST QEBICAL disco OF THE AGE.
A
---111 mmm
w D.. ......... ,,. t:tUn t lira i' BHer nccm-d
- t diicc.iims. and i-r.ir.in lonR i nw.-i!. provided
tlirir b"ii."! arv no: i -jtruycl liy minfral pniimi or oilier
me m, mi I the vital or-aiw waned neyono me jnm
Uvriiiensla or Iiidicentloii. rieaoacue, rnn
ui.,.i.i.r. c Tifflitntss of the Chest. Du
' . , i. ij t
7.iin"is. Hour Munitions ol me jvni.-u.' ;
I,, the Month. BiIm Attack, l'.iipnaiion oi tire if--.,, rtl.-imm:i;io!, of the Limes. Pain in the region
f ,1... Kl.li,.- ni,'l n h'Mulred oilier oauitui symptoms,
are tne otlMM-iiifis M llyie;ii.i. in in oila""
it has no aii.il. and one bnv.:t v.ill prove a Letter guar
antee of its merili man a icnginr ii:TOum'.
ici. ir,, ... ,. I., f -4..,.i,i,tiikr4. in vonm? or on.
married cr single, n tlic dawn of womanhood, or -the mm of life, these Tonic nitten display o decided an
inntiynce thai a n-.r rked improvement is soon percep
tible. v.... inflnmniatoi'r nnrl Chronic Kheu
mat lain and Ooin. ili'ion. krmittenl and Intermittent Fi ve Disea-ws of the Hi. od. Liver Kidneys
and Bladder, thes? liitier.i hnve no e.'nial. hucli uiseasci are caused bv Vitiated Blood, which is generally
......a.......! i.u .tr3...,.t r,r tl,e l,",.vtive (Jrcan.
TIipv nrn il Cientle Purca'ttve as well sa
a Tonic posseMing alo the peculiar merit of actiiis;
as a powerful se' 1,1 renevuig Congestion or iiinammation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, aad m Bilious
For Skill Dlwasci, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum. MMcnrs. 'Sit s 1'inip'cs Pustules. Boils, Car
buncles. Riii'-voiv,ii. Scald-IleJd, Sore byes, fcry-
si,M.las. llch. KcurtV . Iliscolorntionsof the Shin, Humors
and nisfasr -lir Stan, of whatctr name or nature,
arc lifr'I'y iluc up nnd carried out of the system in a
lt.., 'mmi. !-.v i.. r.f -hee Tittle?.
fa4-iil Tlinnaiula nrorlaim VlNSnAlt BIT
TER'! tin: moil v..ucii;Uil InvioraiK iliat ever sustained ,1... .I..!- . .. e.-u.n.
I WALItV.K, PrVr. R. II. JlrtlfWAm CO.,
UruKeistsandt; -ii. A;....'., San 1 ran -:sco ana new nor.
6T SOLD BY A I.!. DKtW.tSTS St DEALERS.
MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbary. ln discovered la out jf our ooaunM patus weed remedy tnsi
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
From tbe Worst Serofnla Iktrrn to
Common 1'iiupie.
Tuo bottle art warranted to car a Btnfcat on
it-nth. .t
m to t hree bottle WW cure w www uj oi t
I1:," J.n'AJi?tP.l -m w..rrn, of Mm.
TuWtlMr ft warranted to caxm U WOMtcaalur
In the mouth or stomach. ..
kiUoetf0Ktv.rX!o r.rA to H1
to the Eyes. .
Two notues ere Trarramcu v vww ., a -- -
ear ana uioicnes amonK mo . . j, Fc or to six b ttles are warranted to ewe eorra od running aleera. , ,u. .v,
oreOOUH win enreanur ""j""". j'""In t Tt.-o or three bottle ere warrant" t enra tue wora
sine, of ringwot.m. . . .
T.ro or three norti are wwikkw flesierate caM of rheumatinm. B Three to (out bottle are warranted to cor amnV rlFlve eteht bottle will care tbe worat eae C
crofula... . , . , ... . . u
A lwnentlSalWByspxperece-i,,uHi uw ...... and a ni-rfi-t cure is warranted wbea the above qwuf tityia taken. .nrimiT wisa ,
SuiltiMS; Tlx repotatton of the MedlpJ Dtor.v ,ry. in ruriii all kind of hnmora. is so well ostab-
lisbodby the ntiauinKma voiea.o; all wnn nave ver muxl It. that I need not ear any '.lung on tbe eMbject, a
the moat skillful physicians aud tne me t caret uiamg-
Tolieving all. and earing n-ot oftbe diseases to wb ch ,m arenafortunatelysoliable. ToiostexcriiciaUn diwmae to an aflictinate mother, nrasnra sorb mwtb.
is cured as if.by a miracle; your owe l"; So.-k! to it natural .eetiHM. and yonr babe ftoaa
sli r- and rretmi naps to caim "7; ;" 'riSL end tbe Medical Discovery becomes a foaB-.ua. ol wee-
uii to yonr iiusnana ana ooth- iwh.
i a tne more e-ivancea euusva
Dr. Cdhhixo, the famous
preacher, has in the press of Cftrleton & Co., a sequel to his " Great Tribulation," entitled " The Seventh Vial.-
Geo. P. Kowei.i. & Co.'s Advertising Agency, No. 41 Park Row, New York, receives advertisement for all the newspaper in tho United States, at th lowest cash rates, furnishing circulars and estimates free. Brooklyn (E. D.) Times. It is a model business house. They give more for the money than any other house in the world. City Item, Philadelphia, Pa. Cunderaxgo Price Reduced. Being assured of an ample supply of the Cundurango bark, Messrs. Bliss, Kee.ve & Co. have greatly reduced the price of their Fluid Extract. Soe advertisement. Com. Tested bv Time. For Throat Diseases, Colds, and Coughs, "Brown's liromhial Trochvs'' have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. Com. More than forty years have elapsed Bineo Johnson's Anodyne Liniment was first invented, during which time hundreds of thousands have been benefited by its use. Probably no article ever became so universally popular with all classes as Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Com. O.v Sunday of last week Peter Porton, of Manitowoc, Wis., tras thrown from a carriage against a step and instantly killed. Tas purost and sweetest Cod-Live Oil in tho world is Hi t Ann Si Caswell's, made on the sea-shore, from frosh, selected livers, by Caswbi.l, Hazard .t Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of the other oil in market. Com.
Irish Liskks. When an article enjoys a reputation ofsach distinguished merit, as to command
tne uniTorsai commendi'.tion ol ttio seller ana con
sumer, thorn rnunt be something that it possepnes
which compels such general admiration, or such a fabric is the Peake Brand ot Lien asp TjIsf.w HASDKF.acniF.PS, wbic i is groning nioru into public favor of late rears than any goods of the kind imnortetl. Thev are reeardt-d as the most reliable and
economical Linens now used. Com.
Tiiere are 150 manufactories of India rubber articles in America and Europe, which consume over 10,000,000 pounds of the gum per year. Pills which contain antimony, quinine, and calomel, should be avoided, as severe griping pains would be the only result. The safest, surest and best pills are Parson's Purgative or Anti-Bilious PUh. Com. SiXTEF.s Years of Success. In 185S the row famous Mt'STAStt Limmemt was first made km a n ta the public br an extensive system of adrrtis:ng. From that time to the m-eitnt the demand for It has
been steaililr increasing until it b4 taken the lead of
an oninrocattons, lotions, ointments, and other external reniedirs. imparled or domestic, ever introduced into the American market. In the mriE relaLrtpd
rating and trotting stables. In the establUhmeuM of fitnge and city car companies, and in the stahleH of private cntlernftii. it i th. ciolv riiirni,,l ,-tir fr
meh diseases of the home as r-g.tiiro outward treatment. N'or is it less vninable as a local application for m.me of the m wt disc retting coilipUltits to which man is subject. Rheumatism, stiffness of the joints, l:euralgin, sore throat, tumors, wens, earucho, toothache, yield to its pnin-suhoiiing.connler-iriitAnt properties, and burns, sen Ids and enrs are healed with incredible rapidity under its operation. ruout. 500 House Lots will be Riven to the first whoappljr, J, o reetricti n. Object to enconrageemi&mtin. Situated in various Towns, Villages and itiis of the Stale of N,brai.ka. For full particular address Meesrs. Tattce ('.)., Real rte-te IvhI.ts, No. iu Rroadwnr. X. V., er bebraske Land Co.. Omaha, Kebrnvka. Com.
Tlio Markets.
NEW YORK.
Beeves Prime ...
Common Hogs Dressed Cotton Middling Flour Extra Western Wheat No. 2 Spring Com Mixed Western Oata Western Rye Westivn Barley Stale Pork Mess Lard CHICAtiO. Beeves Choice. Prim Fairtirades Stock Cattlo Common Inferior Hogs Livo Batter Choice flour White Winter Extra....... Spring Rxtra. Wheat Spring. No. 1 Spring. No. iCorn. No. 2 Oata. No. 2 Rye, No. 2 Barley. No. 2 Pork Mos Lard ST. LOUIS. Flour-XXX.... Wheat No. 2 Spring Corn Mixed, on track Oata No. 2, an track Rye Barley Pork MessLord Cattle Prime.. Texan "ogs uv;vvv,vvv;"
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Flour-Family Wheat -Red ... Corn Mixed Oats Rye Ilarloy Pork Moss ....
i.ard. Uow MiLWAiikk' FloorSpring Extra Wheat-Spring, No. 1 No. 2 Corn No. 2 Oata-No. 2 Rye-No. 1 Barley-N-2 CLfiVKLANir Wheat No. 1 Red Winter No. 2 Red Winter Corn Oats Petroleum Refined Crude TOLEDO. Wheat Whito Michigan Amber do Corn High Mixed Low do Oata-No. 1 No. 2
a 7.50
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.. 4 25 m 4 50 $6 00 a 6 50 .. 1 28 a 1 28W .. 1 23 a 1 23'4 .. mia 31
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tl,c a1 narilaav 'a!i,i. t.in nr,n,nnHv etirnl of
that dread disease, Ccasumpltou, by n simple remedv. is anxious to maku kootrn to his il.ow snnVrers tbe
means of enre. To i.ll who desire It. he will send a copy of :he prescription nee,!, (free of charge), with the directions for prnjaring and uing the same, which tt.cy will lintl n scna Cua roa CoxsrsirTios, AsTHHA, BaoNntnts, At. Parties wishing tho pi escription will pleas address Bcv. El; WAHD A. ILSON. an South Third ttree-:. Willlamsbnrgh, N. T.
In this changeable climate nothing ia mor important than dry foot; Health and life depend on It. therefom buy CAR LH rCBfitV WIRE Boot and Shoe never leak or rip. FaoH Maine to Cnli ornla mllllc ns of children are wearing SILVER TlP i'ED Shoes-Why not, they are the cheipest and neror wear tb rough at the toe. Try them. Atmospheric Poison. Tne spring son calls np something beside th flowers and grasses. It evolves from the damp earth tur
bid rivers, stagnant :ols and b ack morasses, the
gaseous provoca:lv?s :-f disease. Trom the offal and
garbage of unclean ci:Los, too, it exhales an effluvia
destrudive of health and vigor. Periodic fevers of
various types aro now raging with unusual virulence In variens parte of tha country, and there are complaints from all o, tatters of a singularly unhealthy spring. What li to be done in this emergency ? Th
answer is simple sml to the point, Btrengthen the body. Weakness prndisprses the system to disease.
Commence at ctice s course of th most genial of
tonics. Uostetter's f-t jmach Bitters. Be assured tbat
the ger::ns of epideailc and endemic fever will never infect tlie phyeie tie tt at ha been fortified and regulated w:th this glorious vegetable restoratir. A motat attnospaere aggravates dyspepsia, and all diseases of a bilious lype. and till sadden tlioraK-metrical changes common at thin scaion. are a evsre trial even to
strong :oristitutloits. Thers is but one way of com batting these deleter' ous agencies, and tbat is by in
vigorating the body, sad imparting a healthy activity
to all its functions . The only specific required for tbla
purpose la Hoab'ttnr' i Bitter. Of all vegetable tonics and alteratives, It in the purest and the best. Xt medicinal ingreLsnti Include all the juices and extracts f Ihe mast; approved tonic, anti-billons and antiseptic products of th Botanic Kingdom, and they
are combined w ith a itimalant far superior tn quality
to tho s Icohoi mod in preparing th tinctures and ex
tracts c f the " mgu'ar" pharmacc poiie
t?3..
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Pri nclpal Office 1( 1 W. Fifth lit., Cincinnati, 0. The Only Relittbla Gift Distribution In the Country. $30,000.00 Di VALUABLE GIFTS ! TO EK DISTRIBUTED IN 3L. i:. ISXISTES'S lA4th B-IlGULAa 1MCONTHLY GIFT ENTERPRISE, To be Drawia Monday. April '29tb, 1S72. TWO CB-iND CAPITALS 0
$5,000 each inGreenbacks.
KB!
UillB
Two Prizes $1,000 Five Prizes 503 Ten PrUesi 103
Ono tlorne an J Eni:t y, with Silver-mounted Herneu. n'orth eot : One flne-tcned Rosewood Piano, worth Ton Vai illy Sewlnrr Machines, worth (lot! each ! Five Hon-rv Cased Gold fluntir-g Watches and rieavy Gold Chains, worth $100 each I Five Gold Amori.ian Huntii g Vuti-hes. -Torch $125 each ! Ten I.aiii-,' G old ilrnun Wntrhes, wcrth tionrach! 900 Uold tud Sitvir Li'rer Hanflug Watches (in all), worth lrom $-11 ro $3 esch I Ladies' Gold Lenntiue :h..iii.. O- nm' Gold ''est Oains. Solid and OoobleSUtod Silver 1'ab.e .nd Teaspoos. Photogtaph Alums, Jeirelry, tc, A;.. Ac. Whvle namler Giflf.C.ooo. Ilckots limited to 60.000. Agent i wanted to soil Tickets, to whom Liberal Freminmn will bo -paii. Single Tlrk- tii, 81 J Six Tickets. 83 1 Twelve Tichel 8. $10 ; 'Iwei t y -live Tlokets. 820. Circulars contnlnlHir a full list of prizes, a description ot tho manner oT Ira wing, and other Information in reference tc the Distribution, ivill be sent to ay? oneorderiug thsai. all lotton must be addressed to orricc. 1. D. SINE, Box 86. tfll W. 3 th St. flwriMWATI. O.
Let Every Man, Woman and Child I n A .-iM:.icn itnow thtt by sending TWENT K-FIVE CENTS For s Cortif.eato th(T can draw a Watch, Sewing machine, Piano, And other valuable article.
03- Six tickets, 1 1. . - Wo blanks. Address
irs m, tt t'o.. :j w. Finrta St., Cincinnati, O.
Thrilline, ABtomidiag JJicloTiros !
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lEMISBI '.4, FFtlll THE 1EIBT1IEKT BEOOKiHp) rtraitaol tr, S. lpictien. and tbeir rttp uroa;
A Wonderful :Booh ! WM'"., PriciC2.ni. Mc.ild, post, l iiid, ft'ivwheit, on. receipt of prtc. Addr-Bt LABAli HRATH. 30 tUnon St.. Botun.
f I is warrantM t. relieve the worst cases In ten I mlnuto. For alo by Druggists. Trial PacKm age fi,: F IFE on receipt of a three-cent 1 UHtamp. Addreii H Philadelphia, Pa.
SKITST DISEASES
oU, p.niplvs, kc. x bonk with tli full Uirff'ttona, nialletl for 50
Tetr. itch. Mf,a, (Hit, r(t;ini' F. r M'li' mm urtili I
ct8 JOHXti. r COTT. 1V North MnthBt.. Phila.. Pm.
IpH KSM HKV. DM-Si net. th Or cat Ftrr. Wetni 1 ijfl OomiMiiy, i :5 a:.J 117 Kli.iio-tjt,. Chlcuto. J. 1. F( titi & SON. Stock new and rompleti. ''an aupply our ciwtorurn m umial. Send for price tUt. Inquire for our .: In papars
VHROMC JKE,1SE!4.-A 40 paced j psmiil.Ut ( t.. tMprovisi trohtment ot dixeiutM of t h rhront nnd Luogs, Epilepsy , Pitrniymh. ' 'incwr. Sin and Blood Ihasi, an:l nlfectii tn of Urinary and QnvrmtlTtt O 'gAiis. on1i senl, prire in rtn. Addresa
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lONEir IFOR POOR MEN. A KA-arj of I'.'li) ptr wet t houcst men and won . BiwinB llh: aid firttt-cliUMi. A mi.'ciftl order for poor nwn. O. WRBBKR A CO.. Marlon,
4? WfMt I nit' direct, C'lilonso. FRIISII HEICOS for Fluid r.nd liavdcn. L.no to name, anlat lowpr. ml mi. o id lor (irico list.
a curiosity for
flnrrttaYille,0tilo.
REMINGTONS
CULTIVATOR TEETH
I ft -otends to tbe stomach, causing
nTSFZarsxcv,
wlricb la nothlnc bat canlter on in
hinvatinaaaa
BUiaJtiKB,
creatlnsf a sink Ine, f one J lirg. iul
even to tne car, soi ywa-jaano.
Xonxstomaet. 1 SAW .AJEafS XBTUkXSS9w
I yoar food Olarrieaea yon ami jm I ir in kinds, and even of that yon;' system doesactfe
b-kii toe Bonrunsoent uomn.w aw "j - n aid of the canker eau it np; ,Tor ' 1,, iu Woora. and become sallow or jreeaisb. and xonr tat da, J. eone. For wjfSfJi
diseases which In Medical Siacovcri is necnlatW
adapted to
AND
Double Shovel Plow Blades,
Single Shovel Plow Blades.
HALL, KIMBARK 6i CO., CUetaC.
T alpttalion of tbe heart . pain in tbe sj , weaJmea oc fl" piDe and f mall ofthe back. n o tohin joinj -.ben you roUre. irraeularitv of tb- JOW.ad. alar
that moat f"n'- "ff , n,
AGENTS WANTED-FEMALES.
DR. ULVAKE,
Ater many years experience ia Europe, has now located in St. Louis, Mo.-P. O. Box ritointrodnc his srrat and wonderful Remedy, so called " KKU" LATOH." particularly adaptod to thos in feeble health. Send at once lor thi remedy. Satisfaction ruarauteed or money refnnded. Sent sealed and
postal, paid on receipt of One Dollar.
-I II II 1.1 II II 1'7-H 1UI aereal SCalaloanea!
sn.oOoMailPacUasfs! UraBosI Bosef ! Green Houses Plants ! Low before Apr f 1. GKAVFS SBLOVJSR,
WILl ABO It',, Geneva, B. .
,.:. Aim m. ,i.l nlnlnt- awav a xaianrable Inela
tar neit-oooT neiBTtoor m . ,- . a..---
cnaasDzca& biscovzolv. weo bare both tue proventive and tl (aire, with thia mat and irooti qoality. tbat it will keaw, waLcr ar ca-ctunstancea do you any injury. So change o f diet ever neerran ry. EattBD ym S.adt. habhwpoonfnl f day; Children over ten years. 4eseerta;iopnliJ: i hUdrerifromllvatoeiirbt years. tewpeoii!al. A no .U?ectionscan te applicable to all eonsutatsons. tat Price. 81 J W hottle. For sale by. evary dmfgiat Is, the United States and British Prenruue. MI"SAWiXrrS SALVE.
i4B!5lllaSl
Rff. GLASSBR00K,
Mancfactnrsr or Lndlea' HaJr Work and I.ndtea' and Gnta W1J. 143 Iwentyecond street and 191 W t atadison stroet, CHICAGO, III. Direction for measuring th
head: 1 .Irnnnd (1,A,Aad.
2 Kar to ear across the forehead. I
Forehead to nape or nec.
The PEAKE BRAND of Irish Linens and Linen IlanxUerchieA now commaud univereal approbation. The distinctive qualities Inch have gained for these
f?oous sucn great tavor ana nnnrecedented demand, are.
I. They are all p-nre Linen, even to the low-st
If. They are made of
h. n.ar mR irrr.i.
III. l aeir unr minrc wnu auuorm viur. IV. Their crcat utrencih aad durability!
which raaite mem superior to an otners. Thio goods ar sou hy moat, or tho Dry Goods Mrbant. in ail tbe cities and town tbronshotlt tn
Unit.d attem. Purbajiara will lenow ilipm a MaHfekftalB
Pealc, precisely like the above, is atamed on each dozen and pi-ce. PEA KE, OPDYCK.E ct CO., . 4-27 & 429 Broadway, New York, SoU Importtrt cf Otit Broad or th Vuittd Slates.
fit f i SIO a:r A SJ'.SO ;i :j ISUl sent
sjPf.lt nec. I. - ElXI.tlBll A Lv
PliL-iAane- mi
f4Salla
CUJiDUKASGO. Bupplp qf bark nuurcd;
prtM reduced. HIltHh
KxtrHPt cures Cancer.
. Scromla, Syphilis, Hheu-
I mat-iin. rioer. skiii vit-
eSHP, all Blood inMUN, The bt known Blood Pwrifimr. Sold by all drug gwtn. Price. M por bottle Oitice. No. 60 cedar St., Nw York.
TK "LIGHT RUHN1NG" "DOHESTIC"
rt9
ak Yafd-CM 'tft at I
EASIEST
TO SELL-" '8,H.Agentsi It don't pay yna to fight the best macalae, Prove
oar claims, Get
tit agenoy aad
sell it. Addrtiei
" DOMEBTIC " 8, X, Co. 06 Quunben St., K, T.
NAY PRESS MANUFACTORY.
Established vv. IB04,
BRANCH AT MONTREAL, P. O,
Presass
ALBAHY. H. Y.
wk. L n.n..irTl,l.nl Prop-rfiiHlvv Lever '
ere bnown ev,-ryn-lieroas Hit- let Presses, and are blbiK nearly all the looae ninterial in tlie country, M diflerent lze of Horse, Hand ud Power Presaea, ae
atl-ftw, lot', roni vuiu, otiaiip, mwh
baling Hay,
JUL
fin fnrtlio F. K. Dnnuiacih lis
,y and Straw Beaoiv
a, rlvtug a report on the crop from every aeessoa i abw IbrlUnstrated Catalogue of siaea, price, aad asah other lurorrnatli n usefnl t o tbe Fanner, Ptaatt, aSsthor and Shipper. Address 7. X. SEDXBICK CO.. AlbtJtT. . Tt
irarlng bean the flnt to introduce to tha put-lic tlie IlnhhHtd Su u nib, A im -rj ran Turban Huuash, Mar b! ft tuuid AiaintuuthvabbaKO. Mxi .n jSwtft-Oorii, Pbl-j-ney'e Wnterrnelou. Bmwn' Nw Dwarf Marrowfat Peik, Cotton Curled L ttuce. and other New and Valnable Vegetables, with th return of another season I am again prepared
to 4UD0IV the public with VejEelaule and ( l
of tha purtttt Quality
ipa.dy, and win
lowor fiaeda
My Am nal Oitaloeno Is niw
hMii fVMnil Tt has not on!
nfifatt. Knf tii ti.rr.siiy. vni'iituhlfiB of the farm aad
garden (over one hnudmlof which ara of my orn f niwing), and a caraiullf- a)octetl list of Flovar la. to the cot r of my Catalogue will ba toniid copie ol let! on rece.TMl from farmers and ffardenm renlding in ovr nirftf ittfrrmt Mute and Tirritarte who lit.Ta nwtd my seed f rom an.. to tn rar- I warrant it. That all monty sent hnll rfaah mi. 24, That alt trd$ ardertd ihatl t each the jwcAoftT. 3d. That my Ad $lmtt b$ frttk, and it ue to nam. Catalogue fr to all. Junes J. II. rery, Murblebrnds Mmm
A NERVOUS INVALID Has published for the oeneflt of young men and otl er who suffer frt-m Nervousness, liebility. Jto, a treatise sunplviiiK the means o" self ,;m. Written byoneifho cured hiuiseli; and sent frae on receivina a post-laid directed envelope Addres NATHANIEL MAYPAIR, Broeklya, N. V.
"fj KRE you have a salvo combta ng aoothing and XX healing properties, with no dangerou Ingredient. A remedy at band for the trmoypsioa ana aehe. wounds and bruise to which aesD ! heir. I more ca3y applied thtin may atlier HmedlM, nerer prodocutK a bad effect, tat atwsgra ralteviag pala. liowerer sitctc. It is preptired by Jfts Smmfr, who has used It In her own extensive treatment of tbe aiok, fior nearly twent j- year, with great entree. The pri noil inl disease for which this aalve I recommended arc. CluMein. WumaiHtm, POt, Scrofula. Ota CToers, Salt BMfum, Spmtm, JUtmu, Fever Sort. Felons. Pimples, Jrynpelat, Btr Eyes, Barber's JUh, Deafness, Soils, Ring-meme, (torn, Bites of Insects, Conors, TcjtAackt, J5ar aelte. Sore Sipples, BaWntts, fweSea Breasts Itch, Scald Heud, Teething, Chapped Band, Scalds, Cuff Braises, Croup, Crocket lips, ana Sores ok ChiUtren Tt never fills to care Rheumatism if property applied. Bu tt on well with the hand three time a day. In several ease it baa cnrHl palsied limbs. For Piles tt lata been discovered to be a sore remedy. Person! that hare been afHcted for year have beea rtl lercd by a few applications. For jSVysspetas it wai-fcs wondera, alUying tbe lnflammarloa and quieting the patient. For Chtppcd Htmis it Brodiicea a aire Immediately. Let those with Salt Bhrum obtala this Salve, and apply it freely, and flwy will find it Invaluable. It I jrood ia cans of Scrofula anc. Tumors. Cancers save beea eared with It. The beat Salve ever hrvct ted for Bmttem Breast and Sore XlppUs. Ko wiy injvriona, bat are to sSoxi, relief. Sore or Wet s Bye Bcb it on the lids gen Jy. once or twice a ttay. Cures deafness bp putting in the ear on a piece of cotton. For PeOns this i superior to earthing known. For Pimple i this acta lite a charm. For Dm a
aad Bcaias, apply tne earve at cacc ana it grro
r-uiex. i
1mmH'l
For 014 Sorts, apply oaoe a
Prom Mrs. ELIZABETH COOMBS, Brmnssncb. Braniwiek April 4, 1867. Mt88 Sawtkr : I reeetved your letter lateva ing, and wt very glad yon concluded to let ma take yonr Solve. Ithlnh I can do well with it, and it will be qu ite an accomi lod&tion to my hesband, as he cannot get along without it He hj tried everything claa and has never iboad anything that healed his leg as that tUuve of yours, and we hare both found It to be all, aid even mere, than Mas rtoommtniUUfb. We have nasi It in the family fin or six year, and hars ssed it for ererjthiDg, and can (ninety tte Mart never ft und its qual. Inaettfora weak back, itnd it acta like a cbaro.
Mr. fjoomoti naa bad a J-eter sort osniny jir
trxe
thirty years, and would b i a eripplt to-day
naa not Joua a remeai fl hnmlnn Br A talro. nnt
flesh and swelling, and does for hi -a all that be can
I ean weommend it for a srtot: many things
that yon have not, for I use it for m-ery thing. I consider it i nvaloable tn a family. If yon eaa pat this testimony tojrther. and H can be ot any aervioe toyoo, roa are welcome. yoora,c., ELIZABETH OOOXBS. T9 TBB APPLICTKn. ' If yoar Zr sggist la out of the Salv 9, and negieete to keep supplied, nead aevonty-nVe imt Mdbeeted below, and nseive a box by return inaiL Pol ap in Boxes at BO Mints Kh. 11 e rial ed by MISS C. SAWYER, anl pu-. op by L. M. BOBBINS, Wholesale and E etall Druggist. Bookland, Me. A Trial Box sent free jy nviil on receipt of aevi ntf-nve cent, by Ij M. BOBBINS, Boekland, Me. THIS VALUABLE 8ALVBIS SOLD BT ALL DEALERS IK MBDICTSgli.
A IlAY setting Fatnat itt Uaea aad Oar
aiex-.. vseiarw U kilbv St-. Boeioa.
$10
Pitotera. Aeiiai. ats!. Addl
PKINt CB MASK'S (w-
To Adrei'tlsera--AJ1 pevaoa who contemajat making contracts ith newspaper fcar tb tnsrttaa of Adrertlae awat ahoald send to for a Circular, or inclose 5 real tn I hr ir Owe Hssdrecl Paate rVaarhlet, ooaUlr log LWta of S.ono Kewhnapers iiad estimates showing tlie cost of lvertlsiaii, also many use foi bints to advertiser, and onw aooouct of tbe uparienca of mta who ara known as eMcetwafltl Aiwertlaera. Thia Braa are proprietors of the ABMrioaa Kcwaaaat' Advertising AgeAcr.
and ara powiaa4 of nitaa)ed fhcrttlaa for acr. tha i a&crtior of adrerti-tfaueat in all K awapapara aa Pi iodtcala t lowt rati.
AG KNT.-4 Waateas-A fttata n ;kMremoJMrat work loi uiUianU anything "lei. PaKicuiara fraa. G. tSriKKOK A io.. Fmr Art PMsluru rtnland.Mitwa,
S290 Brnad why . h
for flratr-claa Ptanoa, KkTimtH. AtklpiMai II. f .
Now York.
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I Pb I von ledj
rOUNO HEN, send stamp- d envelope, dill reetadto vouiaell lor lro-. Tnmintoanab's
Pbystoioiricel Method of Self Hare for Ser-
vena Deliilirv. Address Dtakra baas a
edy Ci MUwaakre, VVbs
TRUSS
OA NEW SOVtJS,
UV Matitxt trea.
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from 8 tn si wi-ekn. For partindara. wnd for CirctJ lar. Addrna Hkn v 11 owe. box ".V0mnctl Bit iff Iovta.
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