Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 June 1871 — Page 3

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.,^ .- -a- 5.-/ '•Olilj p*»ny

Vik,"

he mM:

Bat the fmttaBM turned «w» his head, A* tf shrunk from the equal id eight Of

UMbe»Y

who eioud

the failing tight.

"Ob, tlr!" he •Uamcrel, "7«a eanoot know-* (Aftd he braihed from hie mntcbet the iek-*L

MOW,

That the

aoddeo te»r might have

hMn't

chanca

crumb of bre .kfast jet

"Oat penny and then I eao bay the bread" The «rntletnan atoped: "and jou ha a-iid, '•I—I can put op with tbem, hungry and cold. But Rubj ii only five years old,?

'-I promised our mother before ahe went, —She knew I would do it and died content— I promised her, air, through beet, tbioguh *ora», I alwaya would think of Ruby first."

The gentleman ptuaed at bia open door Bach talea ha bad ufien be«rd before Bat he fumbled his purse in the twijight drear, •1 have nothing less than a shilling here

"Oh, sir if you'd only take the pick, I'll bring you the change in a moment back Indeed you may trust me I" "Trust you?— not But here is the shilling, take it, and go."

II.

The gentleman lol'ed in hia easy chair, -And watched his cigar wreath melt in the aiT. And smiled on his children and rose* to see The baby lay asleep on its mothe.'j knee.

^"And now its nine by the elock," he said, "Time that my darling* were all abed, JKiaa me 'good night' and each be sure

When you re aaying your prayers, remember the poor,',

Jnst then came a mesBinger—"a boy at the door"— tlnlf breathless, bewildered, ragged and

Strange,

But ere it was utterel he stood on the floor "I'm Ruby—Mike's brother—I've brought you the change."

"Mike's hurt sir 'twas iark the snow made him ind, And he didu't notice the train was behind, Till he slipped on the truck—then it whiised by.

And he a home in the garret, 1 think he will die

"Yet nothing would do him sir—nothing would do, Of his hurt he was certain you wouldn't hare heard. And so you might think he had broken his word."

:When the garret they hastily entered they saw Two arms, mangled, shapsless, stretched from the straw. "You did it ?—dear Ruby—Ood bless you," he aaid. And the boy, gladly smiling, sank back— and was dead.

4 MM Browned While Being Baptized. A few days since, Dr. A. P. Vow noil, of Sandy Hill, Kentucky, after a brief couruhip, waa married to Miss Mary J. Wilson. Shortly after his marriage, Dr. Pownell united with the °hrietioo Church, and Sunday last was appointed as the day of his baptism, he baviog requested his pastor, the Rev. J. B. Hough, to perform the rite. At the appointed hour a large number of persons had assembled on the banks ot' Crooked Creek, the place chosen for the immoriion After sing ing and praying, the Rev. Mr. Hough entered the water, leading the Doctor. They were obliged to proceed some distance from the shore in order to reach a sufficient depth but suddenly both were seen to go down. They toon arose to the surface, and the minister regained the bank, but the doctor, being unable to swim, was awept, by the current, under flood gate only a short distance below. Every exertion waa made to save him, but io vain. The body waa aoon after founi, and brought ashore, amid the most heart rending screams from his young wife and friends.—Matteawan Revitw.

A War In Europe Predicted.

Tbe war between Germany and France ia barely ended and we already meet with predictions of a struggle of as great if not greater magnitude. These predictions appear in such an earneat and solemn shape, that one i9 involuntarily reminded of the prophecies of those who after 1813 declared tho necessity of struggle for life and death between the German and Latin racea as unavoidable. Men of the same sincerity and of a deep knowledge of the condition of every state in Europe, now predict a war between Germany and Russia, and they foreshadow the downfall of the Mu» eovite idea of Panelavisin and Ru«sifioation of Europe with the same con fidence as they predicted the impending extinction of the pretensions of France to rule and civilise the world according to her plans or whims.

Tbe idea that Russia carries the dealing of the world that it ia her providential mission to rejuxinate to Europe first, by uniting all the Slavo nian races into the government, and afterwards by humilating the European ocident and overflowing it with millions of Museovitea—this idea 00 deniablj underlies every public demonstration in Russia.

The Russians believe that the orthodox religious character of their people eombined with the numeric preponderance of the Russian race are bonnd to secure to Ru&sia the predominance in Europe. The present Cx*r, unwilling to leod his authority to the old Moaeovite party, to make thia the predominant idea throughout the empire, waa nevertheless carried away by tbe immensity of tbe movement and when he had to decide his policy io regard to Poland, he scted as if it were be who stood at the head of the Raesian pmpagand. Poland is crush* ed oat of existence, and only a few daya ago the Emperor congratulatedtne government of the Polish provin eea on hia aarcese in the complete Rasaifieatioa of that unhappy king* dom.

The old Bfaaeovite party regarda the tiwalment ^f JMaad by tha cxar Akttgir xi aa hdiaatioa that the •ifaar yiwvlMtt aa*

afterward being conqunred by Ra*si» will b« treated io fbe Mine mi oner. The provinces bordering on the Baltic with their large tpriokling of Ger man*, frill come nest to tarn to be Ramified. Io east Liflaod and Coor laod the land ia almost czclaaivelj io the bands of rich and well educated German families, and here, too, will the attempt be made to forre new re ligioas needs no thnre people, irritate them aotil they reeiM, and then crash thrm oat of txtMeuce or make them sabmit to their owo Kuseifiration. At thia rer? moment a hidden war between the Ko*tiin officers and the wealthy families is waued all along the line from Tornea, Revel, Rizs and Wifna to Warsaw and Kive. Oo our, side violence, hypocripy atd deception undermine the happiness of i-hete provinces, whilst

Ml) k-I think jroa woulJ take them

"Or I tbip •1L

"Hungry

end cold at oar garret pane,

Btihgr will wajeb till I come again, Briagiag the loaf The enn hae get

Aod

Streams of blood will How before this is achieved but that it will be doue is the conviction of almost every farseeing statesman io Europe.

THE

Brltifh Government seems to

attach a great deal of importance to the possession of the little Inland of San

JUM,

which off the Oregon

coast. It is only twelve miles long by six broad. It is on the Southeast eud ot the large Inland of Vancouv or, which belongs to great Britain, [n relation to it the Earl of Lauderdale. io the IIoo*e of Lords, said "If San Juan were given up to the United States, and fortified by that power, the effect would be much the same in that part of the world as it wculd be nearer home if the Isle of Wight were given up to the Freach and fortified by them." The prominence niven to the question shows that Great Britain has no idea of withdrawing from the Americau Continent, and intends to hold on like prim death to all of her strongholders here. Under the Oregon Treaty, which gave to the Uuited States all south of the line of iorty-nine degrees—save Vancouver'* Island, which mostly lies north of it—San Juan belongs clearly to us. The Government, uuder the Washington Treaty, has referred the que&lion ot its owuership to the arbi* tratioD of the Emperor of Germany, a potentate whose son h*9 mirried the daughter of the British Sovereign, and who may therefore be supposed to have strong sympathies with her. In private life such arbitrator, so nearly allied to one of the ^parties, would never l.ave been selected with the i-out-ent of the udvers interest. There is little doubt that Fish and Grant have been overreached in this matter.

The Column In tbe Place Ycndomc. Tbe column in the Place Vendome, which has been destroyed lately by Vandal hordes is Paris, was thus constructed "The interior shaft was of stone, and the exterior of brooze covered with baFrelief*, protraying the maiked events of the war. Twelve hundred cannon taken io battle furnished the bronie a»d the completion of the elabo rate ornamentation of this part of the structure occupied nearly fire years. It was fiuished in 1810. The design was* mainly copied from the 'Pillar of Trajan.' the French column, however, being 135 feet in height, (surmounted by a colossal statue of the first Napoleon. The diameter of the monument was sufficient to permit the introduc tion of a stairway of 180 steps, by which vipitorj reached the summit The whole structure cost 8364.UOO From the summit of the monument the best view of Paris could be obtain, ed the magnificent church of the Madelaio displaying its handsome columns to the north west, the Obelisk of Luxor in the Place de la Concorde being visible at the south west, and far away westward, over the beautiful. Champa Ely sees, prominent over all other cbjects, rose the celebrated Arc de Triomphe de I'Etoilo. The dome of the Hotel des lovalides, the Chamber of Deputies, the Pantheon, and a score of other ohjecta of exceeding interest were within range of the magnificeot monument.

CABD.

ALBERT C. JENNISON

AnsnMfallJiwaal

Real ISstate Agent.

Rwl property of all ki«ls bought an1 sold on couiNioa. Hants eulaetml. Use* paid, notarial biisiaasa ol all kinds promptly attended to.

••if

iif

.la taftraXt •mcnfrfelaitvan Man

CualwiiilHi, laliaaat tata u*

the other nothiog

can be opposed to ao overwhelming power and the most reck lees use of corrupt means, except superior quali tics of heart snd head aud ao iaituovable victory of the right cause.

No doubt the Germans of these provinces had their backs somewhat stiffened by the Ii te successes of the German armies but they certain ly can not cxpect direct sappnrt from the new empire, unless a war breaks oat betwe°n Russia and Germany. Io such a case the Baltic provinces may be enabled lo cat loose Irum Russia, or at auy rate secure a certaio autonomy warranted to tbem by the

WOOL.

Wool Ranted

—AT—

I S

Wool Depot,

CRAWFORDSVILLE.

Thankful far furore pant, we »nlicir« a onlinmtne* in ih* support t.f meMie Manutaeinrer. We have a large (tuck of our own make of

Casaimercs, Tweeds. Jeans.

trcHty

of peace, which ia to terminate the next war between the two empires. Io one respect this war will resemble the last. The Germans will not permit the Russians to overruo Ger many and make a descent on it. They will ru.«h

as they did last July aod

meet the Russians ou their own soil. In every other respect the warfare will bo differeut from that of the last French war. The Russians will not be brought to terms after a detest of their first armies, nor will the Germans e\er attempt to capture either of the two capitals of the Russian empire. Oo the coutrary. peace will not be made until the Occiient of Europe purchases its independence by preat concussions made to Russia in the Ori ent. If Bismarck lives to Fee this crowning catastrophe, the interests of Great Britaio in the Orient will be sacrificed to Russia without reserva tion. Every German speaking tribe in Europe will then be uuited to Germany Euulapd and Frince will be crippled, and the center of gravity ol the Russian empire probably moved to Constantinople.

Flannels, Blankets,

Stocking Yarns, Etc

A ?rd T#riety of other selection? of

DOMESTIC GOODS

Which ire will exchange on the best term.0.

Cash Paid for WOOL

Carding and Spinning, and Making, aa usual.

At the Old Stand!

B. M. HILLS & CO.

majMm

SPBING GOODS.

If you want a nice Calico Dress, If you Want a nice DeLaia Mt rap. per, If you want a nice Alapaca Lustre, If you want a nice Pure Mohair

Dress,

If you want a nice Cloth Suit, If you want a nice Cassimere Suit, If} ou want a nice Piece of Muslin, If you want a nice Piece of Ticking If you want a nice Table Linen, If you want a nice Fur Hat, If you want a nice Wool Hat, If you want a nice Straw Hat, If you want a nice Parasol, If you want a nice Handkerchief, If you want a nice Neck Tie, If you want a nice Box Collars, If you want a nice Pair Hose, If you want a nice Pair Gloves, If you want a nice Pair Shoes,

And in *hnrt if yon wnnt anyfh'ng the Dry Guodd line yuu enn buy it as at the

BEE HIVE,

As any

place

in town. Wo

Sell Goods for CASK,

We are

Determined not to be Undersold,

We cordially invite our friends and patrons to

Give us a Call

And onr GOODS.

SWT

Boll

All guaranteed in workmanlike order,

-Don't fail to call and see txs,

will take grent pleas

ure in Fhonii'g them to customers. You will find the Bee Iltv*

2 Doors South of National Bank.

Give

Respectfully

LBGWYN&BRO.

Maa6 tf

CLOTHING.

Fresh Arrival

Of "0* and

Elegant Goods!

No. 6. Commercial Bow, Green St.

Consiiting of fine

Cloths and Cassi meres,

Gents furnishing Goods, &c.

All order, fnr Wearing Apparel promptly filled 1 keep an experienced Cutter and

Guarantee All Work err

Most Fashionable Styles.

I sell exeht«irely fnrCASII. and at a* Ir-w price*K» any hou?e tn Ciawfordi'rillii. My so ds are all of the laiet styles and pattern*. pi.d boi-ght at first e*t from tbe manufacture)s, wh icb enables me to

Give Re-Ucr Bargains

J. delsewhere,

ap32

Wpnrtinf.and

ATHAT7SEH

Gata jwwptfranrei tnde all hinds of bill will attend promptly 10 tbe a??5asast5sttu,"ls~

WEEKLY HEV£KW-€RAWFORDSVlLLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 187'.

STATIONARY,

Wall Paper,

Window Paper,

Iiinen Curtains,

Rustic Shades,

Curtain Goods,

Curtain Fixtures,

All in variety, and

Cheap, at the

Corner Book Store.

Marctjen,

BOOM 8HOB8.

BOOTS & SHOES for the MILLION!

Boot Shoe Establishment

Washington Street, Opposite Court House,

CBAWPOBDSVILLE, IINTXLAJST-A..

I*nowitocke4 with the largert and

Best Selected Stock of Boots and Shoes

lathe eity. He lell* oothinf but tVabeirt qoality'of work, and at

Lower Prices Than Any Other House in the West All Goods are of my own Manufacture.

REMEMBER that be keep* the be«t assorted stock in the city to select from,

iSTKoney can be saved by making your purchases at this House.

CITY BOOK STOBE.

CITY BOOK STORE GEORGE L. HERETH,

Has opened out a

NEW BOOK STORE

GBO CEBIES.

BECK & JOHNSON,

Groceries & Provisions,

Comer of Green and Market Streets,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

THE

a call.

new firm wnnld rerpectfully inform the eitten* of Montgomery county tbm »hfy have purchased the Orncery eitablihm«-ni a* the knownLynn A Son Grocery, wherewillbe fonnd a large assortment of

Consisting «f

Co fTec, Tea, Suear

MicCllellancL's Block!

OSE

DOOR

WIST

JMotasnes, Spiees^ IVoodftt Ware,

We have retained the services of Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman. »n well known to the publie. and ohall be pleaded to receive calls from all tbe old friends of the former firm.

We sball pay tbe highest market price at ali times t«»r

O E

O E I E S

Dee*/L80S

TO ORDER,

and to be of tbf but qmlitv. and made np ia the latest and

At tbe loweet Can res. BECK A JOHNSON.

BLACKSMITHINO.

JOHX A.

anirnx.

TUX

POST OFEICE, Crawfordsville.

And would respectfully invite tne attention of the citizens Cr nvfordsville and vicinity, to his stock of

Children's

Stock to select from for the Holidays. Remember the place

CMTJ* BOOK STORE, McCLELLAND'S BLOCK.

PAPER HANGINGS.

0BAKLB8 MFBrar'

BLACKS MI THING,

On Main Street, a fete Doort Ea*t oj s.. the Port Office,

T1T0ULD respeetfully inform their old friends that they are pow prepared to 'eaacale pmmptlSraiMiiBtbebeiit style nil kinds ot (en* era) Mteksmiihinn-sncb aa

Mill Work of Every Description, Hone Shoeing and Cbumtiy Job IYork.

All w* tetrittd togirn esll,MffMkill m» ^fsntin «nti«fnction

MMH

Oct IS. 1HTO

BOOKS

TOY BOOKS,

and

and a New

BAKERY.

EVERYBODY

GOES TO

JAKES H. BAYLESS.

TO BUY GOODS.

RfiEAD, PIES, CAKES,

CRACKERS, BUSKS,' BUXS, Ae.

Warm Meals & Ilot Coffee.

A large and superb stock of

FAMILY GROCERIES, Confectioneries,

Of a'.l kinds.

also keep the

GREAT WESTERN TEA HOUSE

A fill] s«nrffjiPTif of T»as evor

tiron!H» to whth

will »pll ot

the lowest prices. All the above goods sold

In Exchange for Cash or Produce.

^f-^nnn'tfailto «ive nsa ct»ll and examine our goods.

JjSIOI* PACIFIC It All ROAIt CO.

Have Land Grunt dircct from the Government of

12.000 0(10 ACRES

Of the rF^ FARM'V -"-1 MINERAL LANDS in AMERICA.

Soro^coehoice farming lands on tho line nf the road, 'n

STATE OF XFHRASKA.

In the Crest Plufre* Vnliev. r»w for for en«fc or eredit a* low ratoa o** The«o lnnl« »re no*» the4t-» p»»«11el North LiMtnde. in mild »nd beel'hv climate. ».ml for "rain erovirp opd

ITIV

«»rrlr

Viy

CrorArry, Tobatco,

4V., #c.

rai«insr are nnrqaaled

in 'he United

^TNTC«.

Porvenient tn n»«rVei h-east snd west. Friccs ran*e from '2.50 «o f'O TO pe acre, I GRFAT INHtTEMKNTS To settlers wi'b 1'mitp''mean«

3,300.000 JirRKA

Rich Government land" alone the rond between

OMAHA AND NORTH PLATTE. Snrreyed and 'pen for entry tinder the Homestead and Pro-etnntion law^. and can be takctl by ACTUAL SETTLER*. ONLY.

An opportunity never before pre.enfed for enrint h.imes near a a-eat railroad with a"

and

fhe

eonveniencs of an old settled eonntry. New edition of descriptive pamphlet* wi'h mar* now ready and sent free to all part« of tbe United State'. Can*Ha and Knrnpe. Addre«*.

O, U.WIS. Land C«inmis!i'm"r. jan 7 P. K. R. Co.. Omaha, Neb.

MEDICAL.

MANHOOD,

HOW LOST, BOW RESTORED.

/tmvL

pnbli'hed. a new edi-ion of Cwlvrrwrir* frlrknainl iy on the radiea1 cure (without medicine) 8iRRjiATOHRHas«. or

tVIMlSf

Seminal Weaknes*. Invotnn'ary Seminal f/o««e«. IimrncT. Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impediment" to Marriage ere. Co*smp-

NOR.

KMLKTSY

KITX.inducedal«o

by self-indul-

genee or se»ual extravagance. r*Priee. in sealed envelope, only cents.

Tbe eelebrated author, in thi« admirable essay clearly dvmnnctrnte* from a thirty years' sueeessfnl practice, that ihealxrmineconvequeneeaof »elf-abuiMs may be radically oured without the dargenms nse «-f internal medicine or the application of the knife pointing oat a mode of cure at onee simple, eeriain and effectual, by meens cf which every salferer. matter what bis condition may be. may cure himself ebeaply, priately. and radically. »-TW- lieetnre abould be in the bands of every man in the lamL

Seat .under seal, inn plain envelope, to any addntsak pmtpnid on receipt of six cents, or two poet stamp*. Also ftr Calverwell's "Marriage Guide,'

price

KMRMtn.

•»nw|HwrK«fc,f.O. Box «.»§•.

8FBCTACLE3.

IMPROVED

Paxtasgopic

SPECTiaCS,

THE BEST IN USE

f^OMBTNIXG advantages, mechanical and KJ philosophical, to be found in no otbers o^erea in the West.

These celebrated Spectacle? now so generally nsed and approved, are the most perfect assistance to defective vision now before tbe publie. The Lenses are around in accordance with tbe philosophy of nature. Their perfectly polished surface*, purity and transparency of material, and exaet spherienl firure. admirably adapt them to tbeorzan of sight, rendering tbem perfectly natural to tbe eye and producing a clear and di-itiei image of tbe object as in the natural healthy sight, avoiding theglimmerlng, waverign dittine** of tbe bexd. and other nnplea«ant sensations often ezperitaeed in the use of ordinary glasses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute minuteand critical eyo-labor, either by day or candlelight, wiih ease.eomfort.and«atisfae4non mnySS.ieeutf CHKAP JOilN. Aaont.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

BOOTS and SHOES!

T. S. KELLEY & CO.'S

,V£n* ROOJtt,

MAIN STREET,

CRATVFOEDSTILLB, INDIANA,

NIMMENSE STOCK OF EVEBR KIND OF

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladies Shoes, Childrens' 8hoes, also Bubbers and Overshoes.

All of which will prgitivly be sold for cash the very smallest profit,

We manufacture and keep constantly on band a full assortment of

HOME MADE WORK

Put up hv the very he*t of meehnnlcs, snd all mnde of No. I seleoted stock, which will be solp at prices that

Defy Competition

Citizens cf Montgomery county are requested to call before purchasing.

Remember the Place, Main Street New Iron Front. 3 Doors East of Public Square,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

ptie.iecotr.

JAMES TT.TUTf/FPS.

No. 2 Washlngtan Street, Nex+Dnor to Grahams'

Apis.

CHEAP LANDS

DBUGS AND MEDICINES.

NEW FIRM.

MOFFET & BOOE,

EirlBE SLOCK, .to. t,

CRAWFORD8VILLE,

DKALBBS ty rrKK

DRll(,S AND PICKS,

Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines ond Brandies 1 For Medical Purposes.

Patent Medicines, Also, I.nmp*, fils«sware. Letter,!Cap, and Note Paper, Pens. Pencils,and Ink.

PRESCRIF TIOJYS

Carefully prepared and promptly attended to. We respectfullytiio!ichpatrunagt from the public in general. Man20'6fl.

PUMPS.

THE GREAT WESTERN

Pump Works!

Corner ITalaat and College Streets.

CBAWFOJtDSYILLE, IND.

Will furnish any and every kind or style of pump m-ide or desired, which for cheapness and durability.

Are Unsurpassed

By any shop in the Wet. All work

Warranted to give Satisfaction. Ciptern Pomp* #4^50. wnd fllJ oth»r kinHs of •, Pernor at Kreitli reduced prices, Ciill »nd see u* when ia want of

JUIF

thing in oar lioe*

Copp«r CkmWr Puiyt MmAm

c. w.

M'CLUBB, PET ACQ'S COL.

O I® Ot

(j)

0 OR

SAP^ENFIELD.

june35 TO ly

iEW WALLACE, A TTOBKF.YA*

LAW. CrswfordavilleJtod

iv alii amkf r«toiw, mtvm

H.'T. HELKBOLD'S COLtrMK.

IIEi\R\ T. liEUBOi R'S

COMPOUND FLUID

Extract Catawba

GRAPE PILLS

Comports*t Tort*— FlulH. Exttact Vhn* larb and fluid Extract Catawba Grape Juice.

For Liver eemp!sint». Jxnndice. Pillions a (fee* tons, ''iek y_erv«.it* Headnche. Costlvenert,

Etc. rnrely Yrgf'.rble. Contsintrg ne Merenry, Minerals or Deletcriuus Drug*.

Th~-* Pi srn most delirhtfnlT.rp'essant rrnipirlve. -npeircdit cs^trir oil. salts, msgne* '»«. etc. There's nothinir more nreeptable to the stomach. They

g'rr

tone, and ennse neither

nsn«es nor yripina pains. They «ro comp/sed flne*f n?rrrf'ents. Atter a few dsys' n'n

ih'-m, fOi-h invigi ration of the entiri«ysIcm t»ke« place it* to appear mirHcn^.n* to thn weak and enorvated. whether nri'ing fr itnprndence or disease. II. T. Ilelmi'mld's Compound Fluid Kxtract Cntaaba lir.ipo Pills are not sitgar-O'-ated. from the (net that sugar-coat* ed Pillr do not dissolve, but pa's throanh tbe stomch without di'sclvirg. csnseqjent'y do not produce th desireil eflect. Tllh CATAWBA OKAl'E 1'ILLS, being plea«srt in ta'te and odor, do not nerr!««itife their hi In* sucarevaiv ed, PRICE F1FT1 CENTS PEK BOX.

HBNBY T. HELTIUCLD'S

I1IQULY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND

Fluid Extract Sar nparilla

Will radically extc-mina?'' from *he system Serofuli. Syphilid, F'-ver

SOVCJ.

Kyos Sore Leu". Soro

ii. 'r. nrLMROLD's

sels.

ITlcers. Sore-

M.u-h.

Sore Head, Skin

Disease. JJnmchitis, Snl* lilnnin. Cankers, Kunning'from the Knr. White Swellinn*.'Tu«. mors, Canlcron Air-ciinr^ Nodes, Riokuts, (llanular Swelling'. Night Sweats. Iin«h,Teller Humors, of all kind". Chron'c UhenmitisB, Dypep.in and all di-e I'R't thtt have bsea es* tnbliihcd in the system for years.

Relnc props red cxpres«ly for the above com* plaint', iiK blood-pmiiyin! proporiies are groaicr than sny other prep-irntion of S'trsapnrilIn. it gives tn« Cump!t-xinn clear and healthy color iind rn^tor'M ibi: pit.ir ton state of henlth unci purity. For pnrilyir the blood. removinz nil elirnnic constiiutii'ii:il diseases iri-injr Irotn an iinoure st»to of ti' blood, and the only reliable end elTectual known remedy for the euro of puin* nml "Wulling if the bunes. ulcvmtion^ of tho throat and lfj*. blotehe*. piinples on the I'nc". iryipelm mid all scaly eiuptionsof tho skin, auJ bu»uii:"yiug tbe

plcxion,

COD

HENRY T. HEL3I30IT5'3

CONCr.NTIi.'.TJ:U

Fluid Extract Euchu

TIIE CRKAT Din'R/iif

Tins sttrpd "vry cn«" of Pinhote»

wbioh It

his lii-eti iriven Irritntion of the Neek of

tho

hlndd'Tnii Inlliiiimtion of tto Kidneyx. l.'leerntjr.n of the Kidney* mid Kotenti'-n L'rine. di*eaoi« of 'h'

IltlmUer.!|

ficulty

'rostr'!e ind. St.'tieof

in the Uluddor, CaUulu*. (Irnvul l'iick-duft 'lepo^lt. and Miienii" or

milKy

disnhiirifiH. an I

for enfeebled Hnd delientc Constituti-iixof both «ex"f. nil ended with tho t'ollfuv'nc symptom* lndispnsiti"ti to exertion. lios of Memoiy, Dif

of lir"n thing. W.i ak Nerves,

rembling,

Ijorror of I)i"e!ie. Wiiki-rnlmuis, Diinnesii ot Vi-ion, I'nin in tin! l!m:k llol Ilnnd^. Flushing

of the It.-.lv, lr.vn-s« of the Skin. Krnplioiis on ilio Knee, P..Hi"i (Jouiifoiiance. Uinvcntti Laesituduof the Mu.-eulur Sy.-tetn. etc.

L'rid .v pern ns from the nges eighteen of to iwenty-five nml I'rom tlnrty-fivo to litoy-fiveor in tho declino or ehix ire ot life: at'tor nQuetnent or labor puius bud-wutliug io children.

rielmbold's Kxtrscf Ttuchu is Diuretic and Hlood-purifyinp end ctroa all Hi'dnes arixln^ from di"ip.uen, im 1 nud irapruilo.ioo* in lite, impurili' of ihe blood. e'C-.^up reeding f'opailia in

iitl.

ciion-* for i-« med. nn'l

Iwhichdisit

IK-JO

IIKO-"

KXTRACT

Cl'HES DISEASE

ceui» per liultlc.

cannot ho urpn«?cd :iu be found the only ^P'-ein-

Pimplr-f. Spot"

riiiions if

'-MOS

Syphili: ic ail' cion~—in

usud ia

conncLiion with HcliubMd'a Kusq W:t»h, I.AUiKS. In iniiry nf'ecli'uis poeulirtr to ulics." tho Kxtract linuhu I untqunllid ly any other remedy—as in Chlormin or liotetiiiori of Custi.mary I'.vaeuiition'". LMecrated or Sr hirrui State ot the Uterux. liCueorrhtKii or VVIiites. Sterility nnd for nil coiiipliiinl.i luciil-H to tlio soX, whether »ri-ing irom liiilinerrtion or habits of Din^ipiilion. It i« pri'Scribetj tx en-ivuly by tbe uioi«t eimiiuiii pliy-iiciun-t iitid midwivei for enleehled and duhuntu comtii ut inn*, of both sL'.To~ mid nil

("itenaed with any of tbe

above Uitea.-'ca or sj uip'-oin.-').

Bccno

AKI-INC T'l!tM

DENCES. HAI'

IMPRO--J

OK DISSI-

PATIO: PTC

innll their stnges.atlitt'o r-.ttseTi^ij. little or no ehnnire oi diet, no ii convejnurec. nnd no expocure. Itcauye-i fri qunil .I jjire. «nd gives strength to Urirnite, hereby rutn iving Obstruction.", Preventing and Cif'ng Strictures of th'- Urethra. Allnjing 1'iiin nn«l lnflmnation. .«o frenueht in thii cl.i^ of liieu.te, and iipolling all Poisonous mutter.

ThoU'iind- who have been the vietimi of incompetent perxons, ^nd sho hive p^id heavy ffler to be con il inn i-hort time, have found they have been deceived. »nd thin tho "l'oi-on" bas, by theu'uot "poweitul a-iringent!"," boon dried up in the sysrein, to lirenk out in a more itggravnted lorm, nnd perliup-1 niter murriiige.

L'PU lluluibold hx ruci l.uchu lor ull affeolions and Dii*ciiiu« ot tlio L'• iu•«ry Oriinns, nhether eX'Kting in tlio ilc or I'tuiitle, from I whatever ciiusu urigniiitiog. and no matter of I how long ftiimlini Price Uui Dollar

aad

fifty

Henry T. llelmlioltl's Improved Rose Wash

an.l will

•ly

ciefl ol CutftneoiM Affeeii

every

cie. 01 rviit-. io,.. It peed 11 eradispecates

Scorb iite Pryne-s. Indtl-

ibe fiititnei u«

.M'

rnn-ine. clc.,'Ii

pels r»dne«8 and Ineip

n1.

I.'.ll tr"'ion. (Ryes,

l(a«h, Molh Patches, Ilt1-i 'f Scalp.or Skin, tn.-'. !!•••'." and ali j- f'-r whiob Salvu

"'1 us»- test- f.o skin

f'.aie i-f sirttiuw- ,iconres

con'inucd lie.ilihyac ntot i's

VBJ-

which (Itp::I)U-. •jh" MrO"'t

and vivacity i/f 'inplexiuii -o i^-^ nud admireil. Hut howev. r. valualv.e .Mnjii^l.l,

FRM

th« f»ct ih

remedy

r! rJ defects ot tlu «ku if. T.

Wold's Kimc W ti.-u has Ions "UilJiiTed in pniiri11 rift in to uiibountled pair -ni'gi by pnssessiag qu.il11 .Ih'cli render it a I'oilot Appeu-J ig of liie uio^t ,up*rl.itive an'l C^nifeninl obaitwfor, eoiiibiniiig in *'D eit gmi lorin-il tiio^o proram••iii requi*ites, Sitfelj and Kiiicaif —iftinvariable accompaniment.* ol its u^e—.ii Pro^urvntive a ml U«.-lreritii-ri Com^texo.n. lii(*aa ex* OelleDl Lotion tor ili-o»-e» ol a ."yi-bilitlc Nutdr and aJ an iij-c.ioii lor dii^-iiies.of. Ibo Lfi.i iry Oigin*. Kri^ioL' trorn Uubil- of dis*ipj(iOD, U*=d in

eoiineeuoii

with l"h^ bxrritets Uduha. Sarsa-

iri'.la. an:: 'jHtuwij.i limp. I'lll^, In sacti dijeasa ac jcccwiouitaatd.caniivt be surpassed.

Full arid explicit directions accompany tbs m^d cine-". Evidences of the moat reliable and resptnsible character furnt»hed on app'ie.nioii, with hundreil.*of ihoii'tndf of living witn»-'.*e«, and upwnrds of tSO.'SJO un*olicited certi!i.-ntr» a'ld reu in"»en i.i.'i.ry (.r-. may ol" which *.o fr ine hiehe-t eourct^. iuuluding eminent Physician", l.'ierg-rasa, State-m n. olc. Tho proprietor ha« never resorted lo lluir publication to the new-paper.* he doei not Ibis

Ms articlos r*nk am nig

rtiiril Preparations, aad not nce-i to ho proppei. up )y certificates.

Henry T. Helvbold's Genuine Prepii-mtiona

J)e!ivcred to any addrciJ. St-rar? Trota observ«tioii E.lsbli-hed upward'" of Tven'y Years, Sold by Drugei*t- everywhere. Addre«s all let ter" fir information, iu eonfi Icnco lu Henry T. Helmbolil. l)ruc

i?t

and Ch"mi-t.

Only

l»epo:»:

U. T. llKUIUOLIVS l»rng

and (^tiemical Wiireh" o-e 5'M Broadway, Ne* York, or to li. T. UK Ml Hi' I, Li S Medical Depol. 104 S uth Tenth Street. Piiil td -'phia i.

Heworekof Cnnterfeit. A

wr daari

Helmbold's! TASK iiO UTHEli JolglflO—i«bll*71