Decatur Democrat, Volume 24, Number 48, Decatur, Adams County, 3 March 1881 — Page 4

EDUCATIONAL COLUMN. J. M. PEARCE, Editor. Concentration and Selt-Kell-atice. “I am afraid that I should have to go to sih >o'l awh'.le yet before I could teach,' is a remark often heard in conversation upon the subject of sehjolteaohing. The sire of this remark is the thought luat ali oue needs to know in order to be a school teaeher is contained within the covers of our text books Bosh ; young man, the sooner you get rid of that idea the better will it be for you. There is a word of four syllables which you should comprehend and make its meaning your law. your rule of life. It is concentration. Bend all your energies to one point,, go directly to that point looking neither to the right nor to the left. "Be not simply good—be good for something. Don’t attempt to teach school and feed sheep and build barns and read law and physics all at once. Concentrate your energies on the school, or on something else You have no proof that you can ■aster logic, ethics, astronomy, and natural philosophy as did Cicero. You are certainly not a DeVinci, who mastered all of the sciences—who was a great painter, a mathematician, metaphysician, musician, poet, sculptor, engineer, architect, chemist, botanist, astronomer —in fact accomplished in all. Neither are you a Dante, to sustain an argument against fourteen disputants in the University of Paris, and conquer them all. You may not even be a Haalitt. Nor does a century produce two Napoleons, whose nearly universal knowledge almost staggers belief While you may not be any of these you cau be a school-tea;her. By schoolteacher "I do not ui?an one who lives in a school house from nine a. m. four p m. from Monday until Friday, and then goes to the trustees on Saturday t« draw pay for oceupying the j school room I mean one whose heart i is where uis work is; who loves the school room ; who knows no distinction in his scholars except so far as they ■ themselves merit it; who loves his scholars; who is their watchful guardian and kind friend; whois studying all of the time in their behalf; who knows bis worth as a teacher, and dare assert himself; who feels that the school house is his castle and that no outside interference will be tolerated ; who teaches school after his own method. and cares not a snap for the comment of the parties to bo met with everywhere. Thue concentrate your mind, exclude other thoughts, and your book knowl- [ edge being sufficient, of course, —success is yours. Self-reliance follows concentration, and without self-reliance jou can do nothing Rely on yourself He who begins with crutches, will iren erally end with crutches. The man who dares not follow his own judgement but continually runs to others for advice will finally dwarf his own intellect and become a mere pygmy among men. Agate. Joint Township Institute. Don’t forget the joint township institute at Decatur, Ind., March 12, 1881. The following is the programme: Discussion. Subject—The good and bad features of our "Graded Course’ of Study. Leaders : Albert Neibarger, F. P. Houeher, R K Erwin. Arithmetic. Analysis and equation of payments : W. J. Edwards. Lectures. Professional Discourtesy: J. M. Pearce. Teaching a Profession : I A. F. Simpson. Popular Education : J. 11. Walters. RECESS. Grammar. Prosody aud Business , Correspondence: 8. G. Hastings. C >maio t faults of reading illustrated by example : Queries. NOON. A lesson on mathematical geogrs- | phy, J. O. J iaes. Essays. Subjects—ll. W. Longfellow : J- T. Kinney. IV. C. Bryant : L W. A. Luckey. J. R. Lowell: L. C. Ballard. Discussion. Subject— Defects or ' the Indiana school system. Lead- I ers: J. F. Snow, Beuj. Ashbaueher, J T. Simcoke, Ida Long. i RECESS. Subject selected by the Institute: S. K. Crist. Answering queries and assigning work for the next Institute. We hope each township in the county will be well tepresented. It is hoped that H. B. Brown will be with us ou this occasion and lecture for us Friday evening, March 11 th. Institute will begin al Ba. ut. We want a grand •losing Institute. Come all. By request of the Superintendent. Conundrum.— Why are 4810 yards of land bought on creuil, like a drink ing song? Because it is' an aereou tie. Vi <iiiun>> .-in t wiudo* aud u > pUj* me tarnage like Dr. Thomas Eeiectrie Oil in curing R.ieu matisui? Because it breaks the pain and then makes it ail right. Sold by Dorwin & Hoithou»e. We stand good for all Sa’es of Rinehart's Worm Lozenges and refund money if rot satisfactory. Ask your druggist* for them. uo- 47w2-

pirn eoi.nr. Little aud often makes a heap in time. It is easier to blame than to be better. An American President’s pay —*50,9 000 a year and bored. I . . If you intend to be a millonane never visit a church fair. b Sampson brought down the house, r but no body called for an encore. Goes without saying —The fellow t who does not stop to bid you good-bye. r True quietness of heart is got by re--1 gisting eur passions, not obeying them. For a street cleaner that will do its 1 work thoroughly we suggest a mad dog. Texas is remarkable for being the ' only State in the Union that is the largest. Purity, faith and preserveance are the eternal conditions of successful prayer. He who builds according to every • man’s advice will live in a very erooked house. i Why is the North Pole like an illicit i whisky manufactory ? Because it s a i) secret still. ’ I A noble part of ever true life is to 1 undo what has been wrongfully done. Anger may glance into the breast of ' wise men, but it rest only in the bosom ' of fools. The society lady never sheds tears. She knows enough to keep her powder dry. Perform your part in any work that ! falls to you, and tranquilly leave the I rest to Providence. A drinking man is said to spend one i tear out of fifteen in wiping his mouth. What lots of wipes in the last fifteen years. I of IHu-Itioua Men. j ' „ . , . '* a weaver. Columbus was the son u. .. Franklin was the son of a tallow : chandler. Whithfield was the son of a tavern keeper. Cardinal Wolsey was the son cf a butcher. Bishop Hall was a farmer's son. Catherine, Empress of Russia was a camp grisette. • - d -1 ■ .. a WvUistapler. Virgil was the son of a pelter. Milton was the son of a note broker. Burns was a plowman. Mahomet was a driver of asses. Claud Lorraiue was ih sou o' a pastry cook. John J. Astor was an apple pedler. Cincinnatus was a farmer. | Homer was the son of a farmer. Oliver Cromwell was the son of s brewer. Horace was the son of a shopkeeper. [ Confacious was a carpenter. Terrence was a slave. —The United States contain a population of fifty million souls Perhaps ! two thirds of that number have used : one or more bottles of of Dr. Marshall • Lung Syrup, where they have had t bad Cold, or Chronic or hacking Cough or any of the numerous Lung Complaints to which the human family is heir to. Out of this vast number of bottles sold there has been, we must own, two bottlss returned. Pleas take j notice, reader, two bottles that have not given satisfaction but millions that have used it wi h good results. When buying medicines for the family always [ ask for Dr. Marshall’s Lung Syrup. Sold by Darwin & Hullhouse. II— * - — Eclectiuc Oil Among the Base Ballista— J Dari i • T~»r. Broadway, sayahehad a., m.-tertuae to severely sprain his ankle, confining him to his room, and causing extri ae suffering H:s brother -Ji-.se, •»; the E Side B. B grounds, whoalway# uses it in such cases, induced him to try it, and he says that the application of the Eclectric Oil half a doren times enabled him to walk around, and before he had used one hall of the buttle he was quite re covered. Sold >y fl 1 ■ Hf. Phtbicla . . -Y iur Thomas'Ecle tin J., .mu >. ■ urge and increasing -ale < i a i ■■ richly merits. I have ai rays iu i.il i x eedj iagly helpful I use u m . cam »of I Rheumatism, as well as fractures and dislocations. I .nad ;u .e of it mytelf to calm the pains of a broken leg with dislocation of the foot, and in two days I was entirely relieved from pain. Jos. Beaudin, M. D. Sold by Dorwin & Hothouse. ExCBUCIATING.-Notice-We were suffering the most excruciating pain from inflamatory rheumatism. Oue auplication of Dr. Thomas Keleotric Oil afforded almost instant relief, and two fifty cent bottles effected a permanent cure. Soi loy Dorwin 4 II itiouAmong the little i ems of p«rs iual comfort and economy are Aver s Pills. They are the ready remedy which defeat I many disorders, if taken in season, and should be kept in every family. A Dead Saint. -A living Sinner's • better than a dead Saint, and if Neu 1 ralgia troubles you, you needn’t grunt r but take Dr. Toomas' Eelectric Oil. Sold by Down £ Hul;hou»e. I

Ater’s Sarsaparilla is sold bj all druggists, and is a positive remedy for impurities of the blood n 0.44 Im . - *rl ** h ■*»■« j . ..j .j £ £ AltdX* ’ Mo>hi s Ha M i ch 23, IBXO. We have for twelve months been pre V scribing (“Swift’s Syphilitic Specific' ) it the treatment of Syphilis and many othei '• diseases for which it is recon mended, and Che results have been most satisfactory', not having been disappointed in a single in. • stance. Wc think. fo> all diseases it is recommended to cure it stands without a 9 peer, and that all the medical provession . will, sooner or (iter, be forced to ackowledue it in the treatment of Syphilis, as » - a tine qua non, , N. L. Gallowat. M. D. J T Kobinson, M. D. Atlanta, Ga., May 22, 1879. One of ou workman had a bad case ol “ Syphilis, Os five years, standing, and wat 1 cured entirely with “Swine Syphilitic Specific. WM.R & T W HOOPER. f THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPAS Y, Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by I) i win & Holthouse. Call for a copy of “Young Men's Friend.' no. 41.3 m. t ... flr Lkt '■ID Ar > Ayer’s Hair Vigor, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. It is a most agreeable dressing, which I is at once harmless and effectual, for preserving the hair. It restores, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep I black, as may be desired. By its use thin hair is thickened, and baldness often ‘ ‘hough not always cured. It checks falling -nediately, and causes a new I of the hair u.._ alauds are i growth in all cases where _ i not decayed; while to brashy, weak, or I otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality and strength, and renders it pliable. The Vigor cleanses the scalp, cures and prevents the formation of dandruff; and, by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing ' properties, it heals most if not all of the humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under which conditions diseases of th* scalp and ; hair are impossible. As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair The Vigor is incomparable. It is colorless, contains neither oil nor dye, and will sot soil white cambric. It imparts an agreeable and lasting perfume, and as an article for the toilet it is economical aud unsurpassed in its excelleuaa. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Practical and Analytical ChasittA. Lowell. Mass. IT AU. BBDQOIBTS i K IA*«" " 2 ’ stops., Pia . . up. H. iw-r * A.Jr-Da .;e' Ul’UnllUf. B tt), Wa-th r._toD. 5 J. iw An Only Daughter Cured of Ccr.sun.ptio... When IdeHih was bouri expected, *ll remedies h* tmg tailed, and Dr 11. i w 8 expt mut tt ug » if b the many herbs of I Cab'Dt'H. h» arc<ueut*liy made a prepurafi u wh ch med h s only chill of conuitijA <■ n. I ’•* bi d it* Im n this country p »- v ife, ht cest of b'.ui 2/e h > j o »o u me world thai consumption Can be fbMUV ly and permanently cured. Tne doctor now gives this recipe free only I asking t*u ilirce-ctnt rtan.pb to pay exI pruses. This herb also cures Nigh? Sweats, : Nausea at the stomach, and will break up a fresh cold tn i wenry-four hours. Address Craddock & C«>.. 1082 Bace St., Philadelphia, naming ti is paper. 4w ASK YOLK DUVGGIST FOR DR. O. PHELPS a : W - HERBAL RE 1 i « ■ Rent erntive AM-bnilam.—Forth?r•fand -lire 1 ufali h.-rtuns •li-G-as-'S. Afaraiu !h!i i ii ing remedy in Throat gu>i L :ng <- Bl »ad -. —pi r the r--m <val of Scrofula and all imparii i • ir< in t e >v»teni. Live nivigo -at »r.- a <*in cur- for Torpidity • ot the l.iv r aii‘l its gtu tdaut >li<eas-4. ilerhnl invaluable f.-r wmin-U. bniiw iea. s t rofur-us I'lwrs. Sprain'-. Rhcuma'ic affections, Av. f- ItenovßtinK Tho piil e-er r.i.. ie for * BillijiiMue-js andc-uistipatl m. Male Fern Verinirugfv. \ pl-.h-ant «i tnal 1 Remedy fur tL ' ‘-n . ..1 of w.rniN. *upp. si- ■ j of inieiii.-.i i.d \teri: ti i Woodlsud Bahn.— pur ■■• g • Hair s. si' g . wjH'p lucto et hair and remove all diN-w s ot tii- - tip. A full 'ti-o ripti n ■ i rhc-G* meelchie* and t-'-tim- nials wilt be found in our Shakespearean Almanac f. last, and forwarded FREE BY MAIL to all wiioin«y r»-n.i their address to J. Gitaon Brown ) »o. 21 ' rand St . Jersey Citi/, N. Y. ■ N. 8.-Agents Wanted Sene . j for Part.cedars- : nri ■ I• e- - j ’ A I. WOSMDEB. 1 t>v won w »»,i * Mn<inl in»tr -mont. n» lb* OrfM, on whirls at »i«ht tm ean yr-*, rm <w »eU ao «nv , V- wtee th* Instrume*U <n«r>Uon*<jt Ify n 4», wn-l for our III* tnf«4 cf THE MKCHAIHCAL ORIiUINETTC--.1 frwa'Mi muiks! tnventlwn of th* •<*— ‘tpo** wh-ch »ny oiw oa pUy cormetly all lt« eWw-nl. >n*r*t.r. rtstfic*. »-■ tth*rmw»ic. p-ic*. All M> s |7k, B*«w* cf tnslutfon i

I j y y THE SYMPTOMS of Liver Compl&ini are a bitter or 1 b'ste in the mouth; pain in the bark, sides or joints, often mistaken for rbeuir.a tism, Sour stomach, loss es appetite. Bot* s- els alternatively costive and lax. Heaiin ache, loss of memory with a painful ens iir tion of having failed to do something d which ough' to have been done. Deb’litj it and low splri‘B, a thick yellow appearance )- of the skin and eyes, a dry Cough often is mistaken for consumption. a Sometimes many of these symptoms at n the disease at others very tew. but 1- liver, the largest organ in the body, i> .s generally the seat of disease, and if n‘" regulated in time, great suffering, wretch edness snd DEATH will ensue. an an Unfailing Specific f For dyspepsia, cons’ipation jaundice, bilious attacks sick headache, colic, depre>- ! S sion of spirits, sour stomach. Heart turn IC &0., &c., take SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR This justly celebrated medicine regu lates the liver, promotes digestion, anfortifies the system against maiaiinl. c<u riov. See that you get the genuine io clean " white wrapper with large red ‘‘Z prepar ed only by jr. ix •» -x d 00, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 27fobjr$e •t a-H* washing Played <>u«. Call ou P. C. Schackley aud have your Offices aua Rooms covered with Alabastine. Il beats calsoiuining. and costs but one half. References W G. Spencer and Peterson & Huffman i -

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I GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA RAILWAY In Effect Oct 3, ISSO GOING NORTH. STATIONS. NO. 5 ! >0.3 NO. 1 Cincinnati .7 2>mui Bfhmund .... .... '.1040 ’* 3 2«sw Winchester 1146 “ 437 “ • Ridgeville ... 12 08pm 505 “ Portland 1236 “ 535 • Geneva ... 105“ 605 " Decatsr 147 “ 6 ■ r Mcnniuuth 153 " 6 .’■< “ Fort Wayne 2 45“ 745 “ I Fort Wayne . leave. 80f*iu 305" Kendallville ... 4 15“ 4 26" (.arrange ;507“ ;5 10 1 sturgis 535 “ 535 “ Kalumasoo 74“ “ I 7 30 ’ ‘ • Grand Rapids ... • rrive 9M“ 930“ Grand Rapids leave 10 20 “ 7 43ara Howard City i2<-3pn) 913“ Big Rapids .... 103“ l« la * • ■ Reed • Tty arrive 140 “ 110 55 “ I Reed City . . leave' ?•«» “ lo 55 “ ’iliac arrive 3 15“ ;13'Mlpnr • . ’.eave 345 “ TrH'«*r-e City 614 i Petoskey arrive GOING SOTTH. STATIONS. NO. 2 NO. 4 NO. 6 1 Petoskey , 630 am I I Traverse City e35 “ I , '’adillac arrive IHrt “ Cadillac feave 3?'pm 11 15 “ Reed City arrive 5»‘l“ ! 1 2 <(i“ •leeti Uity leave 501“ i I oo “ > »ig Rapids Howard City 6.“ i 2 30 ‘ • •»nt!id Rapids arrive -15 “I 4i > i Giand Rapids . leave 7 am 4 43’ Kalamazoo .. 912 “ | . 705 “ j -.turgie 1124 “ 8 40“ . . . • MlKlIIr pUI 955" I >ri Wayne . arrive 1 ‘ , 1115“ Fort Wayne . leave - ‘ ; “ 6 Jam tfaniuouth 3'iti “ 722 • Iterator “ . • ••- ‘ ♦lenev* . . 3 4'.» “I 812 “ . Portland. . 4 1-“ 838“. Ridgeville 443 “ 9* “ I Winchester ’ “ 9 .'.5 *• ; Richmond - “ lv U . I•• . . J A. B.LEET.Gen.P av. Aa t. j • H P. W AL€ H. Ao’t. Drratur. i j ... —■ - ... — • TOLEDO, DELPHOS & BIRLiNGTON. ! In Effect Janaaci 10 BMI. • I : ' — J WERT. :abt. • ITXTICKu I j | MIE FBI MAE 4KT ! m i m ! m. p di 7:««*»'Lv Toledo Ar o:<X). 6:40 ' <l2 7:15 City Park 4:45 G:2-» ■ 5 :23 7:37 Miami i 4:37 6:05 | K:2B 7:50 oath Toledo .. 130 5:55 | X-3X 8:10 Presque Isle !:l * 585 • 8:15 8:26 Waterville. 1.12 t *.»:O0 9:00 Bai lev . ... 4.00 4:40 0:15 0:35 Grand Rapids. 8:45 4 <»5 a 9:30 10:00 McClure .. . 8:30 330 r 9:42 10:25 Gielhon 8:18 o.uO „ 9:51 10:45 Malinta 3:09 2:45 >. 10:17 11:40 Holgate 2:42 1:50 , r 10:3212:0b New Bavaria 2:2. 1:20 10:40112:*25 Pleasant Berni 2:20: 1:05 *' 10:50 12:45 North Creek 2:09 12:45 ■» 10:5"; 1:00 Wlsterman . 2,02 12:30 I ~ 11:051 1:15 Continental 11A8I ’.2:15 I U 11:19; 1:40 Dupont 1:40; 11 61 I !, 11:80 2:00 Evansville . . 1:80’11.30! 1, 11:34; 2:07 Uußtstown i;25 11.25 11:41 2:21 Muntanna 1;18 11.10 11:50 2:37<Douglass l;10 10:55 12:0"; 2:55* Fort Jennings 1:00 1035 B 12:20* 3:30 Ar Delphos Lv 12:40 lu-.l O "■ 12 80 6:00; Lv Delphos Ar 12:30 4:00 12:44 K;22 Landeck ,12:15 335 □ 1:00 6:52 Venedocia 112:00 ;; "6 1:13 7:15 Jonestown 11:47 245 1:20 7:30 Elgin 11:40 280 1:25 7:4" Shasta 11:84 2.18 1.33 7:52 Van Wert Junct n 11:25 2:05 1:45 8.12 Dull 11:15 1.45 > 1:51[ 8:25 Ananaka .. ~.. 1108 1.30 1:59 88. Sehtitnm . 11 0> 1.18 2:15 9:04 Willshire . . . 10 47 12.47 2:27 9:26 Pleasant Mills .10 84 12 22 _ 2.51 10:10 Decatur . .. 10.10 11:35 3:10 11:00 Peterson 95S ll:V0 I, 8:15 11:10 Gatk 949 10:50 3:25 11:25 Curryville 9.89 10:35 3:30 11:35 Craigville 934 l“.2o »8:52 12:lO,Biuff:on 9.15 *SO 4:15 12:52 Liberty Center ... 8.54 9.12 4:291 1:1K Boehmer 8.41 4:33! 1:25 Buckeye . 8.3 8:37 4:52 2:o":Warren 8.20 8:00 5>25 2-58‘V.n Buren. . 748 7:00 , uOO 4: Madon 7,16 6: ><J .t. •*« ir t >», ,n 4 _ fien'l Fas* »»•» Sweat, £ J.tAST. * A* » S»e»«»e-

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MONEY TO LOAft i By uhe Union Centro9Lift ln*vt ■Jlifl Co. tor from one to live yeaie h ’ * per cem, secured by firei lien on reel e» • taie worih double the amount of the loa i (exclusive of improvetaeuts i. tie no “ommitofon, and your mortgage ib hel j here within a tew hours tide of your ow home. If you live, you are here to 100 ' after it yourself; if you die, you have mad • provisions to pay the debt just where yo contracted iU For farther particulars. lA.Mcw BOLLMAN rfMaovtfSw T>wrarw« Ira

wi • • J&J*'- afr- » ~--*< ** % *-> * THE DOCTOR’S TESTIMONY. * S Ri'ss ’i.i.. of Marion. Wayne eounty N. Y.. say,: Th, wonJ , rt ■ of . i: .-trie Oil h> all case® acute and chro.,. , t£ •'> '< lanic b,ck ’ etC " ’ r *“ THE DRUGGIST’S TESTIMONY. CoLUMiua, O. Feb sth IM| M Be“iin-' ■ Thln°’ Eclectric Oil, we are gratified in b.i n| , M ; yi ; Wl ; k the aganey. three month, ago, for th.'m,'* •" ‘ ~f l. ’. etric Oil. our very large sales prove conclusiv.l, t * : v men» as witnessed by th. n hpr t e Weautieipw a large increase tn the sale, as it. virta.s be Wlße J generally known. R JONEg Dealers in Drugs and Surgical In,tru WMk H i t y Dot win A llnlthouae. Oecatnr, Ind. ” a B to Dorwin k H.tlihnnse for Mrs. Fre-'a.n’. New Nati.nal J»,», p„ kr) , I .nddLrahiW of »’» C " Ur * to A r '"' I*. * I

_ A XEW— Piesifient «ius. ba r ’ 1 With sis ern y. ir« *’biwine-s experience < [ »m p • ! » ■ : l " vfttr 1 EiTit Hiasins: ® tJ why I ; -n -11 -ee' - • o,t good, in t.wn ( 1. No partner to divide] with. 2. \o ce-rh 'to pay large; salarii -t". 3 yr E.-lIV A- li-‘J-.e to pay rent for. 4. Xu Borrowed capital to pay ii t re.-' on. 5 \;. 11 linn stove ns per feet ... ,' .Lw. 11. 6. -- ilt6t: to pay rent n7. N. • i< :-i .e so perfect and durable as the Champion | Moiiioo' . j 8 No plow so satisfactox,. as the clipper. Call and c .orinM yourselves JAS. H ar.'SE, . • . .ii .. i irf 7, IW*O ! OppnmtP ‘ oih ’ H Jh< l ib tas k T, , -n - r.—tul lev.’luli.. Ul lilt 1-rll-,u ‘ 1,. ■ ■•■■■ -of 10-ks. Only bvuks of the . .. .| . I :i.hcd by us, and the I p]*.. . ' < i ' i—n w '"' I Hr ’he i ' . k nrfore issued, 'iolllueirau s I 'l> rare these truibs, we s. n .( ,j ..x :. . ks. all cuoipieie and I unabridged, r.,»Trun. al -be price- named:

1,., . r -lerick tl.e Gre.t Former pi ice II 8 ./ ? . •.ne.b.-.llllitl p--li SI 25 L luvvier ~ , pairs TIIHEi CKNT» Light of By Edwin Arnol-I F nr • *1 5 Beautiful print. I t vt.r iy e; Pitt. ■ .tvt . C’XTS. T/IOS. j M»'.l !. -»> . j Beaut it ui pi i hl. I ~ei ‘.lp; e' CBXTS John Slmirt .Tiilln'x Chapters on . *. Ess.;.' i Ing inletri and importance. Pbick iHr-ta : cots. fiaroit .'•luiicliauxrn. jilts Travels and ' -pr-mg Alventurea. ' i Former pi . SI 25. Boi>rgeuise type; I PgICE Tl‘. I . . .NTs .'Hary ifocr-i at • Life, by I. . :l*e. 1 -it.- pt tee, Si 2’5. . [ Brevier type, l eauti: I print; pkick . hkbb ; CENTS. riettof ti ulitfield. I By 1 C: • . : tiful p . . i r.'.t« : j Bunyan''- l*>ogresx. p Bourge. ti ; e. leaded; beautiful print; PRICE BIX CE :s. Vi'irttle Theatricals. By author of ••Sparrowgrnss i’apeis.’ Small pica type, lea led; price two cents. Stories mid Ballads Forl'oung.t.y Eilen I*racy Alden; with ve.-y fine illu-tt . ions Selector: c. mt .ete .t-jni her book. Lui. •t.ip : pbke hvkiimLfai'ts ii am Un Diary > ofan Oi l I.aayir. *: rtst.. .is of thrilling, I tt'_'!n' path-'ic interest. Pati.L THREE CEXTS. Booksellers Everywhere .: tily one dealer in each :owi. s keep th S’ and opr huge list of standard books, which arc selling h- the million vol- , umes, because the people believe is the LITERARY REVOLUTION A.MEHK AN ROOK EX HI.MiE. Tribute* Building. New 1 ork. JOHN B.ALDEN. Manager. I^— mw ■ r »<. m ues« Cabinet Plmtograpiis ot Cete- " btilien. Including BAH All BEB N 111 itDT, MOD I ’ JESKA. Ei'rl . I.LSLEB, M RYAN-! DERSON and all tLu celebiated j 3’ they are finely finished and burnished and equal to the beat photograph made, that I will supply at the low price of I l cia acb, 6 lot 50 cis, or l-‘> for sl.lO Iy mail ostpaid. They me &H tl ei» ge ai d sell everywhere. For full list of subjects and quanity price, also for list ot rp cialities (( for agents ardress, M. A. IIOMANd, , Cleveland, Ohio. 1 The Buttle of Gettysburg!) and , Mieriuau’ta Mai ch to the sea. Just published, fine chrotuos ~f the »h..v. I soul stirring scenes Th. y are fine »oik J : of art ant the subjects are such that th. w appeal to every pet sou who s <s them. It. honor to the brave, secure ih.se pinturetor your homes that they may insjir. “ your children m valor, when you are gone _ and renew their devotion to our country a. often as they view these see- es where th. »' Blue and the Gray sleep together in peace rample copies ot these ‘ maaurpieees ok I ’ en 'P ot, -I”>"l by mail to any add.ess in d< i C / I ° r ! ~nad* for 50 et ’ l Ageats I and dea.ers who desire to handle these .pictures will tieelve spoeir! i,rices oh M|) . F I phcatlon For lull disen,, ,t, j also my tlrcukrofspeoi. ti. , foi agents. Addnis, m, A . homa.NS, Cl)T»l*Bd, 0,

k .p mt |i..v. rt' I-- .. I * ti.» • W4»N ‘ • 4' x ''it.- , tr.t e- L r ).< t■ ■■■ ' ’• r .re .•i»• ■• • y '* ' - 11 iboie wy w l<>n<>! imp nve ' , " C;| »; ■'•u.-en rtsi-.nji p 'ur»y Ae w ««>»«’> nu»o. ■ bo\« >«iid irirls to * •'k .ur u« i»gbt in : 3b , H own localities. Tb e h -txine”* wi’J thin ten times orHu iry **►’*». If r ■ ni-h an expensive ou fit un i nil H ti'-e l. free. No one who eonag<»s make money very YKp’diy. Yj . can J t ■ your whole time to U*’’ w -rh. o* nnh y, n . -p .re moments, l/i-l tulortn ituv, fca j x ' Ai () .. is re- ie-l nent f - • e<s I; & t’o.. I’vt laud, Maine. y $?■«• unfit sent free to those who J j y- ng-tge ill ’be n<-.4t uh-.-unt business kn .wn. E V e-j;s.J ‘new (. Hpit.il no ro.piired ’Veeil.%,l . noli you everything S’ • a d»y a aJ 4. WHI Is IS CH-ily nif-i ■ w;. mut 91 tyinguy J from ho uh* over n iji nt N • risk wbatet? I Many workers wanted at once. M&qyihß making fortunes at the l>h-ioe«s Uie 9 make a- much is nieti.an-l \l»yiu; 9 girls make great pay. me who it i„. ing to wo k fails 10 tn «ke -n re money 9 I day han can he hi 4 f>* in 1 sr.-ek Al any» 9 ■ dll kiy ■»' IUI-: I’ll -■ enftpk cnee will find a short roa 1 f.rwoe -U i dress ‘l. Hallett & ( 0., Portland, Main Cr’l /’Y furnished fne, with fuE j ’ JK LU 4I ructions !<>r con iitctiog the _ pi ofe: able nu-’UrSB tht' nOJoatU | eng geio Tlw bu<iu-ws w » easy to'.Hl ■ and our in&lruci b»i.« a-e so •iiDp.t vj 9 pLiiu. inai any oue can make gre*l proiu from the very s’art No one |invii:i9 wil’i’ gto work. Women are as sueeesih 9 ms men Boys and girls can eirn ,rn 999 Bum* Many have made at !^e i ovnr one bdnd’e i dollars in a single set ] MUl.ug like If ever Known before. 139 w ;>o v- .g.i-e .r»* s’i- p i'cd at the e»* ul9|9 1 r- pi'ii y with -hub tiivt a- • able to ' uo.ury ' Y.loil ••- ‘4’- »h»a tauwH ! (hiring yuui *pa«r nui* a gr»-at profit I J do not have to invest cipital init. 9 take a’l the risk. Th os- wlO need mr9 [ I iH.inej Should write 1 us at one* Al.*9 . , «i»i>rd free. Add real Tar I & Co. g ? I Ma ne. d " Si BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. ■ i 3Gtn “Z’ear.

W SCit Ul' Wr® Till* Ml IN till' l«rg* F»»»t !• ►* " pl 'I Gd 1U i ’»• itisely .ibu»i i. i * ‘ f, ‘ I i r ■ ran I tin* mo- ■♦«lv tc<-‘- "i t,.. uci« n, » - ii g fact’ in Agu. ii. u«* . .l .riicuiture. '«■ Hume. Hralib. Medictl ProgreM, SwaM Science, Natural H -tmv Geology. tnmoiiiy Th** id •<» .vuliuh e prtc .*M| papers by rmitiriii witui'io ah m>niß of science, will be touo-i in the'• M entitle American. Terms, $3, per year. $1 n*lt which ti»cliiieM | osiage Dwotrt cn*i • - . Hi i ’ agentß. bingir c-'n’C" ’»*n .t. a • ail newsdealers. Ren.if bv j t rii. o r ‘ r . Mann & Co n Publishers, 3 Nr* New York. .. patents. Munn & Cc., are Solicitors ui and Foreign pr.te have bat ’ f ‘ ■ experien* e, u<i new have the i* labllshment intbe world. P« !eDls tnined on the be-1 twruis A is made iu the Scieiitiic American inveniions patented through thia *f ( with name and residenceo< j atentee .M the immense circuit' ion thus g P c ■ attention is directed to the merit! ® • ■ new patent, and sales <» iuttuductioo r ® eu easily effected. jKygS Any pereon wh hua made • new coverv or in *entiou, can a’certain, r \ charge, whether a p nent ran prob> b 7 , obtained, by wriimg to Munn &to also send tree our hand book . pat-Dt laws, Patents, tavea’S, Marks, their costs, and bow P roCU ; - with biots tor procuring advene®* 00 ? vemions Address tor the Paper, or v cet ning Patents. MOT..* & J. Park I::i 1 Bunch tiffice, .ur F & 7th Sts, ton. D. D , : .1 Special tiienii»n io l*lle» ftß . gue. Or. A. B. Jamison wishes to those out of his territory »f P r!l * .j that lie is treating all diseases °i | Rectum, Biiud, Itching anti j Piles; also Fistula, Fissure aud j Treatment painless. It cures worst eases. >.«i -*’j If you are troubled much with * ■ back come and learn the cause. ( The last year I have treated o« * g thousand cases of Chmtiw ; j six mouths to oue, two, three auu “ » years standing. s With the experience of two . ves ’. § this place I can say 1 have i '*/' '’ 7 g aud a eurecure tor Aust. Vecßtur, June, 27 j Civen ip by b Isoe* 00 ' Where doctors have failed t® and have given their patients up H Eclectric Bitters Lave olteu been ,J -* «ud a cure effected, greatly to t» e touishment of ail. .Diseases ot g Stomach, liver. Kidney, and Lrw ■ i Organs are positively cured by ■ i trie Bitten. They invariably e “ Jt , I ' stipation, Headache and Bill'® 11 ’ j ■ tack*. Try theia, aud ' < '. un> e vrfff that they are the best medicio® 1 ■ used. Sold by B. W. Sholty I l *®* 1 " ■ -a. |