Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 March 1869 — Page 2

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Th*»w Yotft MP#*"* »n able and exhauatfv® discwMon of tha supply of money, «*go«» «nd we beftffto convincingly show*, that there is no ex cm, and therefore contraction not what the counl^ Wt».r H'WS^irh^n. the population of the United^ State^WM 25,000,000, the amount of toolijr i^*(£ tire circnlation waa $295,45f ltf&- "Talcing the quantity of money in'lbss as the bash of circnlation, And Mttajating our population b#,l870 to^e at a»t 40,000 000, we thaU naad about fS^OfOOO.OOO in active um

Jto supply the-wants of the peo*

pie. the Snaraesiiof the country cannot comfortably go'fdrwatd '-with a lew amount We have l»d*Vfaomlnal currency of about $700,000,000 yet tfaia i« not all in active circulation. TJva Gpv eminent holds a portion of it Ipojwd op In the Treaiury, and the banks bold fift other portion of it. Deducting trie amount that ia inactive for business 'pnr^ posts, we ihould probably find the .pnr portion of active money not materially durtreot from what it was in 1853. there waa no excess of money, anct:9dW there is none. The malt of, the ^fartr-tp^ contract the greenbactcurrency at the rate of |4,000j000 per nidnth sUowsitoncIasiFely that contraction is not what the people desire or can bear. They began tofeel4 money stringency and the eflbrt had to be abandoned. Lock up fifty or a hun dred millions of dollars now in active use, for even a comparatively short time and the whole country would loudly elamor for relief. The truth, is the moo! ey in circulation is not too great for the business of the country and hence con traction, proceedings as it does upon, the false Idea of excess, canBot be resorted to without producing more evils than it iVill remedy •t the present' Wine -there be less than

$400,000,000,

trial, are ordinary ji»i^ons.. 'I difficult for usr who .bave'{MSsed through a.five-years re^ioiy (ludng which .single man-was executed for treason, onderstan^er believe the terrible situation—of the struggling Creoles. The Spaniard, cruel by instinct and long yefcn b! eeivif£ defjhrifetion, (spares n4fth er sex aor age. The

Mains ba^jaftiidded

Vsaxov

Editob

of gold TnThe'

oountry while we are continually pro*, duoing considerably more than we port. Adding this to the facia before atated and the Independent finds the situ ationftt fr&n unfavoikblo.

"On lh'e ¥htte|l we seenottalng the American people as to the question of money. We shall come to specie payment When we are ready for and we shall not be ready till that state of things is attained?which furnishes speculative inducements for the holders of paper money to demand gold. This must come about slowly. It can not be forced upon the people by legislation."

Thx Cuban correspondent of the Phil* delphia Preta graphically pictures the sufierings^of the 43ubanf patrfoltsi are literally in the furnace-blast. They are llghtflig against a ^de and a civHB^ tlon with whom assassinatron^barb^fJu .imprisonment, exile, and executions.jn i^

RrwPurgeis-^frat

not only a due regard for our national pbsiQoh^as"adefen3er"bFall peopIeTstruggltngibr i&eir withheld rights anfc|or, the blessings of^ a free government, Vat hamaBlty, no# tknjpels ok to Interfaii ind stop the further useless shedding of blood pad destroction of^prbperty. rjgjg

1111

Th* New York ^VtiKni jgublishes th^ complete returns •$$& tQdvernor of New* Hampshire, by :toHM, -compared with those of tke Electioh 'MUe year ago. They JUtowjtifhlling off &rttie aggregate Vote of 8,946, a Bepublioan majority of-3,739, against 2,631 in 18€6, and a relative gain to the Republican party of l,aiS. ^That tiie aggregate votcwould be lighter than that of the^previous year wrf^ti "five beea-expected from the fac^jthat neither party made any special efferts to. develop its full stoengtb. But t^e relative gain in the BepuMioaa vote shows a satisfac4orily bealfty condition of the patty in New-flampai#e.

Th« New York Tribtau, alluding to the recent press dthner in that ci^y, as serfs that the world certainly

moves,

whenl formal dinner foFa Kienttdreff^and fifty guests can be"given at Delmonico'B, at which cigi*fl banished, the winedrinking moderate, everybody enjojsthe evening, nobody gets drunk, the speeches are all shori abd moetly^clever, and the (arty breaks 'mJk"before eleven. The aecret is that

women were

there—and

there, not by suffranc% baton an absolute •quality, haying—we had almost said riffer mentally—paid thtir wky

^Klc wfitMt^Vh9.^Mtf^i]|r that

the greatdiffioulty in tt»a dissipwon

genll^iS

.jL'JlOi.?

bf,:

Ohio 60 in Wiseonsin 64 4n Indiana Jk 28 in Kansas 22 in Kentucky 1)9 in

ra£

Tennenee 12, in^J,owa an^in '}& uml rrr

.si

•aanjifi

atataia-making tbe. "wilful injury of baggage" a misdemeanor, and~providing fine of one hundred dollars or imprisonyear on conviction thereof This sensible law. should be enacted at

according to Marshal

Exfkxss: I beg leave to sug

gest that the long article under the caption, "Educational," which was brought to a eolemn Close in your paper of the 24th, is" eminently worthy qf careful pressrvatidn. It is, unquestionably, the pro-

^ave been put in successful, operation, its carnation students -may not be deprived of so excel-

^pata model for their dissertations ores-

TOys. Rhetoric is an important study.— Where shall those« who seek eminence ^mong the masters of rhetorical eloquence -go for so sublime a model as the article to which I have called attention On the pages of modern literature i£ must Stand I alone in its prohd, unapproachable grandeur 1" True, the reader fails to ascirt^£ wbSt the author meant by his gorjjjious wntences and coruscating paragraphs, but thdt, as I understand the subject, is- the peculiar and distinctive feature which gives his productions their pronounced .pre-eminence among ihe effusions of modern publicists. Any man -Who can write at all tan-clothe his ideas ih plain, simple words, readily under stood by even the most vulgar minds but genius alone is capable of those transdendent efforts Mn which a paucity of thought is..so disguised in a redundant

Wealth of verbiage that the reader loses sight of the former in his profound admiration of the'lfttter

Since "that shepherd who first taught the chosen seed in the beginning how the heavefaV and ^ttfti1 rose out of chaos,'1 wielded his primifive jpen—fronft thi4t day :to .thft,M,'throogh the still lapse of ageB" —n9 writer has illuminated his age with iany production at all comparable to the one^Sfchhaa efioite^hess commendato-ry-remarks. The' University at this place is overwhelmed with a deep and' abiding s^Siff^'btfdufing obligation to your contributor. Its Faculty,. with-one accord, reoognize in him that luminary which has forpror dispelledrftU of gloom and darkness that, prior to his advent, lingered' around the Wahash Valley. In conclusion, Mr. Editor, permit me to ihank.you .that you have made your paper the medium through which a rare spirit, has. held baneftcent. intercourse Wltb thousands, who, though incapable of imitating its sublime flights, are pot incapacitated for their due appreciation pand, sir,-permit me to renew the suggesiofLV^bich ,is.the sde purpose of this l^.ier,'that the article whose perusal h^s moved me to address you, should be |irq«Brvft^ |or the use of the jyupils^of the

pro^sed^ne^e.~^e~^asslB^hetbrio I tbe ground,

will require no other text book. Having that, they will enjoy advantages for rhe torical culture such as no other institu tion has hitherto been able to afford

Merom, March .25, 1869. A. B. C.

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A MODERN ROMANCE.

The Marriage of a Royal Prince

f'-«,

to her penal code

*SS *teif«% ^n a« 1 Massachusetts than iv was fifteen j(UM

gfjar mo4MAe«#i££tIl a 6$fto jrkioh, like jounp-is~isrossed-'by great -lines of xi^el, and which is interested In making tided lines safe and inviting.

Nkil,

ust nOw keep up her huge lu-mj^fn order io be "fully prepared to »WQge in« salt1' thui declaration^ Prussia musk keep up be?#' for-the sTame reason, theirs for the

suggests &fct if I rebuilt.

the* great.mUitary,P(jwerfi could come to an Agreement not to ''insult" each other for ten years,'what a fine thing it would be for their army-ridden taxcrushed people

SIS55S5SH255 A SUGGESTION.

From the New York Tribune.] One of those events whioh occasionally transpire to assert, in the most emphatic manner, the leveling spirit of the acje, occurred on Saturday in this city.— This was no less than the marriage of a Prince of the ancient and conservative UjBuae of Bourbon to the daughter of a Cuban merchant. The1 story—a most romantic one Is as follows

Some three or four years ago Mrs. Hamil. tha,. wife of av, well-known .mefchanC

in HaVani, left thatVity to place her daughter in a school in Paris. They stopped for ^Qme titne in this city, hav ing rooms at1 Delmonico's, and made many warm friends wherever they were -known.

The daughter, possessed of more

than ordinary accomplishments and personal charms, attracted much attention at&mg the best society of the gay Frenoh capital. She was received in the most exolusive circles, and it is Baid was a frequent guest at the* Imperial Court, Among the many distinguished gentlemen who paid her their court was Prince Louis de Bourbon, son of Louis, Count d'Aquilla, one of the chief mem bers of the Bourbon family.

The Prinoa proposed to her

the cloud that lowers bet'weeh England and the. United Steals that the wrong oomplaibed of is one thM Fallot be paid for in ^olliin' and CTOts.^'Youf inight as well, lie a^ds, oifer'a

a guinea,

ornthownnd grrineaa, for an .iniglt to his wife. TA^nwr~rr 1

is *ocb hundred and. «iye§tyone eMr»|ttair' rontract b«l t»ven -in ffrants passed through Columbusy'Ohio, las* week. Of this number 122 prc^o|e to settle in Missouri 83 in. Zllinoi* 62 in

was

Of:":'-

A WoXAifo Natiooal Dress Befori^ and Equal Bights Convention meets ^nf Hew York on the .last Wednesday* in A|»ril. Shall this region be represented, or shall we without a murmur .Continue to bind beneath the burden of pannier •ad chignon?

and was

accepted^ under the mother's sanction, iuLwbenJSauflLL i'Aquil'a Jearned the intention of Bis SOB^ hlgpride revolted at what he tod otfaetoof royal blood considered a mesalliance, and he not only forbade the match, but used his influence with the Emperor to induce the latter to discountenance it should the Prince seek his sapport^ The lovers, in company with the lady's mother, then determined to go to England, and there fulfill the marriage, belt the father interfered, and succeeded in preventing them from carrying it out After more than one disappointment from the refusal of the Catholic clergy to perform the ceremony, the persecuted ones determined to procedd tothe United States, where they hoped to find no difficulty in fulfilling

I Wf»n "in. this

free

oountry the influence of conservatism prevailed so far that the Catholic clergy stiir declined to have anything to do in the matter. .However a marriage according to the civil-rightsof the country was^nsummated on Saturday evening last, and thbs all opposition and persecution

overcome,r This marriage,

aHhqpgJ!','perhaps it would not to

knowledged among the crowned heads of fiarope* is perfeelly legal in the United Stktes and all protestant countries, and atauch.it.will never, be disputed. The Prince, it is understood, should his iamily still prove obdurate, it prepared to renounce his rights as one of the royal himbeautifnl

pose of Bourbon, and will content self with the possession of wife.

his

Gleaning8. ..

Consumption is much less fatal now in

•go- 4 *, Unity, N. H, is evenly balanced. It contains a population of 450 males and 450 females.

The Princess Metteraicb, at a recent reception, offered ber guests cigars, and led off in the smoking herself.

Dame Fashion has jaBt decreed that brides shall' reside one y«ar .with their parents.

The ancient Episcopal Church in Hampton, Va., 200 years old, is to be

Fifteen hundred women of Center county, Pa., have petitioned the oourts to grant no more .liquor licenses.

Pall dress wedding rehearsals, before the event takes place, at the ehuroh, are now of frequent occurrence. .. The life of a child was sacrificed in Albany last week, by the carelessness of a drug clerk, who put up the wrong medicine for it.

The velvet carpet wfiich adorns a certain Fifth avenue mansion, was purcha# ed at the Paris Exposition, at a cost of $5,000.

The Circuit Court of Hardin county

duct of-& great intellect, btougbt to its I Iowa, has ordered an election upon the

Upplianoe of education. Let it, then, De 1 (RArflfulIv nreserved. in order that when The burning of dead bodies is being *•'0. 7 P. .hall I s»rongly advocated,in Fans. It is thought the Tetre Haute Female Oollege ehall

French Agaembiy

John Albertson, of Lexington, Ey.,has a cow whose milk turns to solid butter on stirring it with a spoon. She is thorough-bred and butter animal.

The cashier of a bank in San Francisco, with an income of a-thousand dollars a day, was formerly the clerk of a steamboat plying Louis

... Keokuk

period of thegreat National Festival in June next. The LaGrange

(Ga.)

Reporter

The Henry county

Jk.

ftice will

£Over $23,000 have been subscribed to- sees the above?} ward buQding anew Council Bluffa. A Hindoo gentlemsn, recently deceased, has left $6,000 to his family idol.

o- sees the above?!

may make

It is said the temperance lecturers, appealing to the topers to choose between Alcohol and Sobriety, exclaim, "Under which King, Benzineian

Tile colored people are going to start a paper in Washington, under the management of Fred Douglass, Geo T- Downing, and other influential colored men.

and St

LrfcaM* iva tss

An exchange gives some advice as to the exercise of counting-house crickets. We should think it an endless job, and nothing like the velocipede for strenthen ing the muscles.

Key West, Fla., is at present literally overrun with Cuban refugees, and every vessel, steamer, yacht, or smack arriving from Havana is generally crowded with them. *l"

The New York correspondent of the Belgian Literary Review says

that the

year 1868 was an unprofitable one for the authors and bock publishers of the Uni ted States.

Anna Dickinson, being too late for the train at Des Moines, Iowa, a few morn ings since, hired & locomotive to take ber 166 miles, and rode upon it wiih the en gineer and fireman.

Concord, N. H., presents the "cham pion accidentalist" in a man who has al ready broken one arm, one leg, four ribs, his collar bone, and lost the sight of one eae, by accidents.

The French papers in Egypt—general ly supposed to be subsidized by the Vice roy—are becoming more and more out spoken on the subject of Egyptian inde* endence

the Sublime Porte.

A party of

over one hundred frotp Chi

cago have already secured rooms at

of the leading Boston

says its

circulation Is going like the tongue of an auctioneer. Its proprietors boast of ten sons, all at work in the office, and all able to wield penand type.

The depth of snow in Canada is sliown by the statement that a traveler's horse was fatally injured by becoming entang led in a telegraph wire twenty feet from

JBBOTO" quikiov

one

hotels during one

(Iowa) wool grow

ers have retained a lawyer to prosecute any and al) persons bringing diseased sheep into the county, or permitting such to run at large. ^CaAsideringJhat the 100,000,000 Protestants in the world contribute $6,000,000 a year for missionary purposes, and the 195,000,000 Roman Catholis only $1,000,000, it is conclusive that Protestantism is not quite a failure after all.

The ordinary mode of churning in Chili is to put the milk in a skin—usually a dog skin— tie it to a donkey, mount a boy on him with rowels to his spurs about the length of the animal's ears, and then run him four-mile heats.

The Stockbrldge Indians in Wisconsin are rapidly disappearing. This tribe once numbered 10,000 warriors. They migrated from Massachusetts to New York in 1787, to Ohio in 1809, and to Wisconsin in 1821. They are now suffering for food, and number but 300, men, women and. children.

EAIIS PATBJCK LI C0ffl8f8 f{H6lli(j|.

Uecreatlon^ iinil the Moltrp for

Fram the St. Lonia Bepnbl'can.]'

To be candid, I am not pleased with my beginning, but hope to improve by diligence. I have tried the styles of the most eminent writers of the humorous type that I can think of, and am in doubt which to adopt. I send you herewith a few samples, with the king al the head of the deck.

PBSNTtOX OH THINGS IN OIKXRAL

Most men are known by their fruits. A real states owner may be known by his deeds.

Miss Susan B. Anthony does not like men very well. She ought to have been called Miss Anthropy.

Married—Mr. Robert Bacon and Miss Emma Tewne. What a hog the man must baye been to make Bacon of his bride.

A Pennsylvania editor professes to have discovered the very lowest depths of degradation to which a human being can descend. Why don't he come up and report?

A Kentucky gentleman, who has been deprived of nis chronometer, thinks a watch-wheel can travel longer without molestation than a watch can. That is because it travels in-cog.

Farmes in some parts of the county anticipate great damage to the forthcoming wheat crop from weavet *Weavel to him that weavel thinks."

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•Blest toy stem!» old lady, adjusting her sBSetaeler and hurling, a hymn-book at Ike, blowfce bis nose on hhdftWoHa^^ my stars! TheFarooious Sooiity hs* been cussing the female suffering question again I do wonder what kind of qoeation that is I «ML'| iad Jt i» Wjr chism. Wl&t ti»« 'F«roofc»M»ean

know about suffering when they never had any children? They savthmate soinc to the poles to vole«. Why doa!t they go the wood-pU a, and bedone with it? I know now -what m^ htaband

The grasshopper is a bird ofmutteT He kin jump further than: enny other bird uv his age and wait that cums under the hed uvmitekonecshun.^

The gtasshoppet: a bird. He is put bird, and part qaadrooped, and part legs. He is mostly the latter. His behind legs is longer than his be 4 legs, and tha are brawder andwider and stronger and more develluped like. To his cridit be it sed, his legs areseldum used fur kickin purpuses. Tha are .too valdoable as a means of locomaehun

Natur, in his wisdom, hu pervided the grasshopper with 2 wings*—1 on 2 each side uv his boddy. Theas are uv grate servis 2 him when he wants 2 convert uv his hops in 2 a general fli He is sorin animul and a sing in bird likewise. I can't edzacktly make up mi mind whether he sores as he sings or sings as he sores, but on the whole I think he duz.

Grasshoppers is uv 2 kinds—mals and female. There kre sum uther varieties, but tba are notmenshuned in.history Tha travel in-regimentle order 2 or 3 hun dred deep, in medders and cow pasters and sich places, and sum how or uther tha are always goin the same way yew are, and manage with plesifl sncksess to keep ahead of yew.

Grasshoppers is most freguent in sum mer. Tliey seldum sta out late uv nights, and do not bum around enny in winter, Tha area summer fowl exeloosively, and area sign of grass.

I have knowed grsshoppers not yet out of their teens, that cood sore 3 feet high parpendickerly, and hop..200 yards horizontally, on' a bright, bootiful day in Jewjl, for stamps MA.HK TWAIN OK THX rXOTtlO BAHBOAD.

We stopped at Cheyenne^ but not long enough to visit Mr. Cheyenne, the ven erable inventor of the plaoe. A few sta tions westward we stopped for dinner.— A singular practice hasi been introduced on the Paciflo road—that of ringing bell at the conclusion instead of'thecomf mencement of a repast As the hotels are unprovided with bells, those on the locomotive engines ate made to answer the purpose.

There was a sign on the tavern door, which read, "Bare Stake and dear meet for dinner." I swallowed a "bare stake' point foremost, and have been as stiff and as straight as a lightning rod ever since, I had no time for toe "dear meet,1 though she "bare" was a little on that order.

The engine uttered a war whoop and we plunged into the mountains, or rather among the mountains, found ourselves surrounded on ail sides by craggy peaks, impenetrable ravines, untutored savages, and beasts of prey. There is a vasj difference between an American wilderness and an African wilderness, besides tbe mere consideration of geographical miles. In one you are continually surrounded by black bears in the other by bare blaoks. The wood, and mountains and hollows were IMM With Indians.— They must have been, for there were none visible on the outside.

I have been asked repeatedly to. state my views concerning thefutnre of the Rocky Mountain region. As to its utili ty, I am free to confess, so far as the ordinary purpose of civilization are concerned, that is, regarding agricultural pursuits and the more perilous but at the same time more remunerative pursuit of mining, or even the pursuit of buffalo, with the Pacific slope ia constant com munication with the East Indies and l^w Jersey, I am justified, I conscientiously believe, in declaring that the result Will be, at no far distant day, precisely aa

Wouldn't you? u.-f

have

slated.

Mb. Fbxnch,

who

bune

succeeds

Sergeant at^Arms, is

sui generis,

no less a man

In a great eity like New York, one needs frequent recreation. I have been recreating myself lately by endeavoring to imitate the stylos of some of the oopular wits and droUerists of our day. There is a motive in this, besides mere pastime. If-my mammoth collection of curiosities should fail, (but in the dictionary of youth there's no such word) I might secure a position on some rustic Journal as •end man," that is, to be the "foolist" of the concern. If was out West again I oould learn to beat a drum and teach music for a living, but that won't win in these parts, so I must be prepared with something useful.

i-s,

last evening to

ws,-

:'-w

fe-*

at—torn*

mien Msjtectasie merana rougnsf who drewia gtanoe -flrbm the jpolie«S who can look anybody in the eye

mea^smd

(Mracter are

meant (rest hla eonll) when tell would female tbe male divide their property if tbqreaa^aj^ee? What's the use in getting up a cosflagra* tion to Harris the nrihidl of the peopfr when they want oonfusien ufl ity I s'pose the women Jolks ww be standing on street corner*, in the lapse of time, cutting white pine sticks andbet^ tine on elections. Dear mal Things have come to a pretty pAstatis?!" The old lady, after thus jojiloqabtag, »*. snmed her knitting. josh billing ozranASAHorrma.

learn.

rouehSf men a=s whether

anybody

bet

tot

at all. There is

.t ,1L

^ronddftabl4j

-large as billianf

J'ho^was sJoqs

Then

iearMft the lobe. It is

tabl6, knd" around it

were crowded two or three score of •ronletta a faro table, npd two or three othej tables, all interesting evidently tir 'playefrs, motto* about the apartment anything but easy. Everything "%as qaiet and, orderrlyf however, although' fi'4' jpol^temrieh -were visible^ The" superintendent "stat^-'-wiat he ij^U tewafter put a special pffleer^ff duty for ihe prevention of

$!HS FBAOBAHT Bkkath ot BXAOTT

attesU the matchless purifying properties ofSozaDONT. Every iady.wh6 has ever used it-proclaims it a perfect antidote to dental decay.

Pare teeth

this

"Cooling to

a Car

pet-bagger of good intentions, from Cleveland,Ohio, formerly an editor of the Leader

there. He had Igft Congress by

the expiration of his term* The old Ei ecutive Clerk was said to be "leaky" as to what occurred in the solemn secret sessions of the

Senate,

and a little fellow,

Morris, with a "stiff upper lip," has got his place. I suspect that the principal figure in this extraordinary movement

At the bottom lay his

keen dislike of Schuyler Colfax and his friend Defrees. The State of Indiana has developed, within ten years, remarkably as a breeder of powerful politicians. In the Democratic party are Kerr. Hendricks, Holman and voorhess. In the Republican parly Colfax and Morton are intense rivals, and the latter, being the most powerful ia intellectual gifts, is also very bitter. Heretofore the more praiseworthy life and the glib popularity of Colfax have been allowed by

Motion

to succeed to their finale. At last the dark old war Governor has shut his hand, and troubled the official life of Colfax's next friend.— TFImA.

Oor. Chicago Tri

Public Gambling la Hew Orleans. From tbe New Orlaaaa Cremat.) For the first time in miaiy years gambling, sanctioned by legal

authority) was

beseen ia Ne^r

Orleans

for at 68 St. Churlea stieet, between Gravier and Union, was then thrown open to the public the first 4icenssd gssnbling saloon provided

for in a

recent enactment

by the State Legislature. Approaohing the step last evening

saw quite a number of

people standign on

the adjoining sidewalk, down anon which shone the

light

of a bright Ifcinp,' illumin

ating the figures

"59" The

and passers-by now and

bystanders

then

8®

AC~

pushed open

the green baized door to peer in at the reat crowd which had gathered within. Entering,

one saw a

motley assemblage,

most of them playing, many only looking on. Thci room is nit large. The wails are handsomely papered, handsome chandeliers are pendent from the ceilings and along a portion of one side of the room a bar, with its glittering array of many-hued glasses and ornaments, attracts the visitors' attention. There are courteous and sleek colored

most ob

stinatecase of chronic tetter that has baffled the medical skill, of hundreds," writes Bink 4k CHure,.druggfottf, of Clarendon, Arki aboutyaimeO Lotion. 23,dwlw.

*.iA ,«'•«: _• Moasi's Indian Boot Pills.'—We give you

They purify the blood,

saifo

Omthnndred years ago the now celebrated Plantation Betters

Peruvian Bark,

Magnolia

best

were as

well known in the West Indies as they are now known in the United States.

true that they were not

for its wonderful tonic properties. Even to. this day these Bitters are popular as ever, and their sale and use on these islands is constantly increasing, and there can hardly a family be found, rich or poor, who i« witheut them. We do not wish to impute any wrong to the Americatf proprietors of these Bitters, but

they are the originators,

Soaldsand

tt/I

Burn*,"^

)g00thiDg

to ell painful wonnd», Ac.'?

Baalinc

to all SoreS,

Uloeri. 4o."

"COSTAR'S"

MiCliTOIIItt SALVB

Ii the most extraordinary 8ALVK ever known Itopejrer of Soothing

anil

Healing for all Oat

Barm. Brnine, Soree,

Oloere,

aot b«

Chapped Hands

and Sun, far Bore Nipples, for Plies, Ac.,

Without parallel.

Ao.—is

Oie

woaia

withoat

oost

*Boxlam? House, if it

00, o£I

wealA

•ar All

travel all the way to Mew

York for it."*'—#.

Y. Evening Newt, Sept. 6.

OrnggUti in

TK^BBK HAUTE sell it,

*io*a? V* -V'L tou I /.J di 0lrr :rtC0STilfS" Standard Preparations

ABE HIb

E A I I E

THK

BITTER-SWEET AND 0R1N6E BLOSSOMS

One Bottle, #1,00—Three for 12,00. HIS "Costar's Bat, Boach, «e.. Exterminators, "Coster's Bed Bag Kxiermlnators, "Costard (Only Pore)

Iasect Powder..

••Only Infallible

BemedUs

known."

••18 years ertablishad In New York.'.* "2,000 Boxes and Blaaksmanufactured daily "III Beware IJ I of spurioos Imitations.', "^11 Orngglst^ in Taaaa

Haut*

Addren "Cobtab,"

aell them."

Or, John P. Hsjnty, (Succescor to) *DfclA8 BABNKS

than Senator, Oliver P.

Morton—that remarkable politician and orator, who reminds me of Oliver Crom well, in the profundity of his p\irposes and tbe perseverance with which he car. ries them out.

CO., 81 Park Bow, N.

Slid In TEBBB HAUTE, by BARR, 6ULICK A BERRY, J»n4dwly-n to BM.

Phaloii's Paphlan Lotion Iter BeantlCrlng the 8KIH aad COMPLBXIOH BeaWTca all

KBVPT101K8, FBECklBS. PIMPIK8

MOTH BIiOTOBn,

TAti,

PBALOJCS "PArHIAff BOAP" Iter the TOILRT. NUB8BBT aad BATH, will not chap the HI IN Price, 35Cents per take.-

-jBl

"FL»B MATO,"

"FLOB

DE BATO."

A MBW PKHPPMB FOB TBB BAMOKKBVBIKF.

gg-

KXUIJMtTK,

DKLICA'

PBAION BOMtNB

Klsts.

tASnNSi VRA6BAN0E. fOBK, Held by all Briff.

Sdwly-atorm

ftWifr ,-s, ,( NION JBAK.BK1, CANDY manci'actobt, and

O S O E

FBl^K Aiurio A JBBO Jtaqufaotoreri

of all kind* of

OBAOKEB8, BREAD and QASES,

"m" endBaaJoriln O E RI ES, tn Lafikyette St., betweea Oaaal Mil Depot, rrsmxts 0EacA.X7TB,

tiutea

left

INDIANA,

at H.

Kata«nba«h's

wEWittvaimlnMEfri-i.

jBOETOND THE

I I S S I S S 1 I I

Ilia

"Ftt

dwforaer ofdth^

er prime. Other institutions of

a similar1

to, be shortly

BJLOOMIHQTO&

are essential to

pure breath, and both are enjoyed by all who resort to

*thia. agreeable whole-

and lnvaljaable. vegetable. com- ,• 'ni if "Youit Ijotioh has cured

J\. tnro.

In this Medicine the fasult of

in their operation. We ask you

to use them because wa know their virtues. Trial is the Touchstone by which •to preve them worthy.

THE

knoyn by that

name, but their components and manner of manufacturing were' the same—save that there has been added

celebrated the world over

valuable tonic Bitters cannot be found in all'the World. We consider them just the thing for weak and delicate, females, and all those requiring a mild and gentle stimulant. *..• dwlw iSI,

Watkb.—Superior to

COSTAR'S REMEDIES.

It ,r

HOUSEKEEPERS! HOUSEKEEPERS! iS W omen-—Children jMeii—Women-Children!

Ike HTew

SiaUMTsuMK *»isl»fl«s. ftwa SnstHmteths 6wat Osssa,

MOB Pratrta^ MoSWSJf

Lift and Adrantnna and tb» Paciflo Oowrt^ 5hn*r»'»d CWMltM oTT».flre.t WmL

xvgkm will prove an laralBaWe

sap-

fett, of'a fall, s»

daite, means of tr»Telf*c., ACUW WAMTBD.-ftwa maow taras, afid S full »ei Ip tb of- UK Addreas WAWONAX POTLI^HW 00. elanatl, OUag QUtogn IU.i or St. loaja,

SeeillafB—MaaieiOvSO «»or J3,*T«Er*w SraBCa—Sorts, 1,000 first jlass Cbtto«rM, j3$ laacS—Dahliae, Q^eenhodteBaddiaa Ftata(a,

Send 10 ceats fer three BpB»C 11 Gronndopea. find yoHr prdof* to ... j. Jf K. PHOWlX,

Bldomlagtpn

perean oaa

Ifiaats

lifetime^of study and trial before this MMlicine.all others are biit nostJums.— They are' made from sibaple'Roots, and are the best medicine in the world for all Billions diseases. Female Irregularities, Headaches, Indigestion,Liver Complaints &c..

procure

lT«ry eecond

rem

obstructions,-oleans,the skin

Trew ana,

Whaleeale Msss.

itltoh

overall

of all pim«

pies andblotobes, and are perfectly siire and

by order-

las through our Glob Department. Tor prioea ahd other lnfonaatioh,

addiash

DaytoBiOhio.

W. I.

HIliBS,

WAITED, A(IMTS.-g*'£££ female, to introduce thp ED COMMON 8KU8* FAM

erywhere, mala and GKNUINI IMPBOVKD

ItiY

SKWINO MAOHINB. This Machine will •tltoh, hem, fell, tuck, ^niit, ooid, bind, oraid, and embroider in a most superior

•tionger, more beautiful, or

than ours:

can

Pittfbnrgb,

cut,aad still tha

aloti

cannot be pulled apart withoat tearing it. We pay Agent* from 175 to $200 per month aad^aX' pauses, or a commission from which twice Oat amonnt can be made. Address SKOOMB A CO.,

Pa., or Boston, Maie., or 8t. Louis

Mo. .'

CAtltlOB.—Do

Use Morse's

not

dianBoot Pills. Por sale by all Dealers

Immense demand for this popular iD»trumenthas tndnoed as to make its manufacture a specialty, and, we are consequently "enabled to offer them mnch lower rates than are charged for similar instruments by'other makers. Inquire

resident dealer*, or send -for our

eeo.

Calisaya

Pianoforte Manufs,

Oiitppia

U. Address Industry 8ewins

Co., Manchester, ST. H.

the

imported German Cologne, and sold sit half the price. 10-dwlw

illoS'

trated Catalogue and Price List. Adrreas

m. eviLD

co..

Bssisa,

Ms*?

QENT8 WANTED to aell the oelebrated

Mowaas and

that

we most

stoutly

deny, and tbey must take such umbrage at it as they please. At the same time we take this occasion to say that

Baarsas—Llghteat

draft and most dnrable Machines made.

Sendfbr

Circular. Clippie Mowra A Kaxpaa Go, 12 Oliff-et., New York.

j.$3 WONDER! Industry Sewing Machine. OnlylThree Dollars

93000 SA1ABY.—Address V. S. Piano Oo Mew Tork. -Wuat

To the Wounre Olass:—I am

farnlsh

their homes, the Whole of the. time, hi, for

ThKAFIESS'. CAfABBH, BOOIT&A 1A Speciality.—Cures legally gaaran. teed or money returned. By tha Inventor of the oelebrated Patent

linrlsibls

Incurable Deafness. Send 10 cis. for Treatise on Deafness, Catarrh and Sorofnla. Dr. T. H. STILLWBLL, 198

Bieecker-at.,

H. Y.

nux

person s»ys of

lL-

FOB

it,

A a OKSf STAMP.

A PAMPHLXT containing valuable

tion

of over One thou)

AnvsBTtsiiro Mmtnnh advertising rates. A OO., New York.

jtaAip,

mannflMtnrers. Having, also, avaav Monnt

3tore, Vain

street, or tth itreat, will he

nan in wait

ing. And the crowd—what• heterogeneous gathering it was—menritith mugs scarred by vicissitudes and ins numerable men with quiet, gentlemanly

pieuutly

attend

ed to.: ..... jaZDdtf

J^rOTICB. Vhe ^aMWalCjiSd has hMl[-^6lnUd EXectf-* of the Will of

Thomas V. Welle, late

Ooaaty, fad.,

of Tip

rticsaieil.

-He- iKat»

to hssolTant.

la.

anpaosed

f&OWO.

O. DDY.

f:S

inlorma

tbe subject of Advertising. A list

nd IfSWspS! ats), and piic Address OBO. P. B0

.*nn

ice

cards

shi

dowlas

"WTAa XEP.-^Vlrtt-claiw tri(rsilng salssmaa •ww inevery State..Good wages,or a.Uberal per cent.,andsteady employment. AddrSss.wittt

B. K. HOW'i 639 Arch 'street Philadelphia, Pa.

"•j*

MPliOTHKBTT. that pavi. far

particulars

-P^ address S. M. SPSNOBB A (XT., Brattle* boro, Vt.

charge. If benefl'ted, return the pastaga. Ad' dress PH1LANTHBOS, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.

»W CAN FT WINE

*'•.

10 Crosby St.,

N. Y.

The Dollar Store,

73 LAK£ STREET,,

CHICAGO,

Ao.,

etc,, and renders

TUK SKIN SOFT, FIAB and BLOOMINfi. Per LAB1K8 la the NDBSBBI

It Is Invaluable,

for 6KNTLBHKN after 8BAT1NU it has no equal. "PflAPIAN MmOA" Is the only reliable rem edy iter Diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.

Ao., oan ba purchased at the extreme

ly low price of ONX DOLLAR for each articls, when tbe same goods cannot be obtained at any other place for double the amount, and which the wholesaler confesses Ha

cuiim

ponsesssd

by the

largest "Dollar Sale" firma of Boston, we will, by means of the

at a distance, thus

saTlng In Expressduurgres

THREE-FOURTHS THE ^lOBOT

Sand In yonr Claba,or aend fsr CInu lava, -n r' .» ."n

73 Lake St., Ohieago Goods at Wholesale ta the Traitt.^, *3*

AG-ENTS WANTPfil).

1VI want a responsible resident. Agent in ww eTer large town to sell& 1'.' SOWKLL A CO'8 new

American Newspapejr Directory

JUST liisiJ^D. •,

It gives the names of all New«paiWM,^helr P01.RICS, or

dtstlhctlve

character,

Newspapers are published. A handsome Uetavo volume of 400 pages, bound a black

KagtoOoBbGoaiftii. %rh|iiHtl

Narery,

U141

RtirseriesofW. r.Heilwi.

A N OLD

BBTABLlSHMMrr

wUh new

vtaje

wee* beiBisn u-u la ia.wu

u«u lu iiu.qAj '.id

dXii, mm •wwk-I'"

s^ssamm

JKMD8^XB€VTai.

adlu-tintaAl ef We ruwS 1 collected and, than TWo Ha tat] ad three hundred wohi and ssiaor

mauBsr.

Prtoe

only $18. *nlly warranted for flTe je»rs. wa will pay

tl,QM

tor any machine that

wul

sew

nwre elaatloeeam

make* the "Hilna looll

BBUi./

la»

this

y^ia

imposed npon by other

partiea palming off worthleee caet-lron machines", under the same name or otherwise. Ouri la the only genuine and really practical machine manS' factured.

Pianos I Pianos !. Pianos "The Parlor Favorite/' With Patent "Trestle Sonadla* Beard.

favorable

terminatss totally aboat

Jaae liro.or

afur

Bva

the diecharga. nICOPv

Bsuasy* cWsst ^aMsel the jMsa# lass* aot «f July 28th, IMS, are now asaiiy iall psUd. Anew law fer tha next aadlaat bonaty^"aaagr, psrhapa, if,

t&mssstin IWi

1818. x-'rhar.' No Land Warranta need ba expected fer sei is the late war, and no farther booaty to a

Claims have beaa obtalaed by ma.

JsMwtf n, 8. DAHAtMOH

LEATHER, NIDKft 1."' fj-T

i.-

Leaned,

prioa—

Hashlas

now prepared

all ciaSMS with constant

Ih-

apare moments. Business new, light and profit-' able, mty cents to $S per evening, Is easily earned by persons of either sex, and

girls earn nearly as mnch as men. Great inducements are ofiered those who will devote their whole time to the business and, that'eirsry parson who may see thla notice, may send

WA»TBD-A«KM8-iSl^2? KHrrriao

haohire,

simplest, cheapest and. best 1 ever .invented. Will knit S0,OQ nte. Liberal inducements-to Agents. Address AHBB10AN KNITTIBO MACHIHII CO., Bos ton, Mass,, or St. liouls. Mo,

Harness\ Black

th« boya and

their

address and test the hasiness fer themselves, 1 make the following unparalleled"offer: To Sill who are not well satisfied with the business, 1. will send $1 topay for thetronble of writing me. fall particular), directions, Ac., sent free. "Sample sent by mail for 10 cts. Address K. O. ALLBN, Augnsta, Me.

Price $36. Tha

ilttina Maohine

^LAsntBiai'B BRl^B."' -o iatTaaat. Ust^p.,OT3^ 'Boot Bindings, Gaiter Web, L. ^^nrf^aTh^. rem

«9W

Organic Vibrator' for

i:'iv-Bisf"

Byalhts,

Maeaiae Thread.

dT ,itg&

It -t*'

Lasts, Shoe Crtaa]

OrlanSalEa&^set"

,tecJBo f' B(c.

THBKHlAiDea

HIKDUS. Aim fOHira

.icootaO Mwni.nrr.wr^. t'J

OA8H for Hideo, Van,

Shins, Tallo'

Bhssplslf,'!

*, and

leaftir la Ihtlwih. __ IV HlMiM

.... .. fUmuiax/" jjowo'j «'), «#t aoii«9l« Coid sad miinam

eiajifof

'^'•"IS theory of the crowds who throng

I E S

TAB PA1 BOB THB StOKLY, IOl TMM 9QM Wt

"That every description and variety of FANCY GOODS, CUTLBBY, LUATMBB GOOD3, JEWBLBY, BOOKS, ALBUM4, 8ILVEB.-PL VTB WA BB,

JSo

fOuMtiu

8»eer«.#lii^»e

but for that

pric*?" We reply We have buyers constantly at the KaSt, by whom job Iota are obtained at enormous discounts,and, besides, a large portion of our goods are imported dlr«ct.

num.

WINK, HKBB3 fr BOOTS

--'Mm: ansa

Cram Barspssa

S #^i| fU Wni StM

and such other m| SubTB'iii

oases assist

CLCB 8T8TEE

Xxtend the advantages ef our.lmmfnse wholesale and retail trade fo those

Uvtug

the^Bysta. h.Jhafiei»M

YOOIfi

All usi

Now paid and giving a better quality of -goods,M-meoM than can be obtained of any Xastern firm.

^•lusftsaJisa

Oitccixhos,

aad muoh atbsrlnformation. .Also, forma cam-' ilete gaaat|c«r ofadl townaand countiee

ii^vhich

e!o&.

PRICE—FIVE DOLLARS.

Largo commissions psid canvassers. From 10 to 100 copies can be disposed of

town.

every larg»,

Itvery thocongh busiaesamaa.

adyertiser.

literary jus and publisher will want a ,copy:=£ These men form a small paH of th^ com^runity and buy quick. 'A

towaesubeeanrssssd

laansdsy. Send far tanas aad prospect as.— AMras PuW^rTAgent,

wll] In aU

DlgesMan^wiata the SecreUaae

Ti^dll?ttth"Mav7aa*:'Sa^sUMM

HI :o

AMAKH A

Botllii

CO.,

widalhsiilM

cular,

Urmuu! jesses. Brta^s

.»

CWJ J.

T*Utt»alSKfc!*JtH Mb

eeaaiseaiwe.

Curta* IWYBB eteuri'vnanm*.

tMm. -'•tba'aaaei oMsar As^ ^^BPBBB'S 8TANDABD B1TTU8. BeUJV fftaMlata Grocers. 8ae that my stgnaSra tolrrerfhe of «Mh

Mil

J|bb

iaes.aeasjUMnl

may obtain any number of

Frioe-Oarreat,

prices, via: 100

Ume,

TtsAsnssu

a Cir

Letter, ar anr SoMrment.

irreat Letter ar anr 0oei

or Drawing a-* ths

fcllewlaBaatiaordlaary

cheap

cynlesJ aaact

/sc-siswfss, 9S,00

00 copiee, tS4M^^MSeoplssu_ta,oo~aad for

(Circular, gtawl^ aad Wpsslmsa ara sent aa

it,

Diisaer—s as tkekm*

BigM Is for

RXNCE.

S.Ttl'J al

#8 M:

(TO Ltte

M^rr

feik-

NATIONAL

IJFE INSURANCE CO.,

(Jnited States of Amuripa» WASHTlTOTOe,

ara

Btnutcrr Mtu •,:

Simple, practical aad

durable. Makee the Elaitio ichatn stitch) aad adapted for all kinds of plain sewing.' Any child can operate it. An elegant girt. Testimonial* daily. Sent in perfect order on reoeipt

v-'vaitu-u

HiiihrtBfit aail

.*!•

It—Ur ti'

,1- J!

fllfr

Hfffcit,Oiii

BfeM

fli

tm,aatfMtrieiVfMts, ,-t» ..

««e. 144AIM MAIX R.,li|m pAinnVUIBq

fW'tmld wapSctftiiyklfeWMI irtj tha public gensraby, that Is has

die

employsMit

asa

lielts orders fer tha vartoaa

a4a*e*t*tte mim**--. B*t mmAJUhse

I. SMtMfUh„JPUir and B0MU^OOmXeather,

SOLK-Oak, Hemlock,

Slaafhtas,

•jF HABTFOBD, COIS.

Gash Assete over 15,052,8801».

Bire and Inland Inaurance at aa faverable-Urms aa the Haaards Permit for Beliabla Indemnity^ HAC^B.A McKEBN. Agents^

XanOdSm Dbwllng Hall.

•IA

(UttBIt Ij 8FIGIAL1CT tl G0HWB8 i' Arrsovsn July 86, 1868.

OABH CAPITAL^ ..$1,000,(W0, PAID IH FOUk BRANCH OFFICKi First National Bank Bolldlng, 'PHILADELPHIA,. the' "general

bwimaa of the

Oamraayls

traasdeted, and to which all general correspondence should be addressed.

OFflCEBS:

OLABENCB H. CLABK, President. JAY-OOOKB, Chairman finance and Kxeoa Committee. HBMbT OOOKK, Vice-President. XWEBSOM W. PSBT, Secretory and

r———

'ff'Wfc.-f

AnttAry.

J—•

Thla Company, National in

ite

character, ode

by reason of Its lafge Capital, Low Bates or Prelain* and Daw Tables, the most desirable means

Of iasu{|Bg life yet presented to the public. The ra«h of premium being largely reduced,

msde as favorable to the insurers as those

tha best Mutual Companiee, and avoid all the

bomplications

seated, which need only to be understood to prove acceptable

COMB-PBODDCING POLICY and BBTCBM PBBMIUM POLICY. In the fermer, tha policyholder not only

secures

at death, bat will receive, if living, after a period

a few years, aa

annual

amount of money he hae paid ia,

aad

and so-

goods

and

Kip Skins, Wax TTppar Baff, Graia Leather, ^Pbj^G^ho jgrw, Ti

iMbsa^Chamols

BOANS—tfoctaniar, MArody,'Blaka Gresn,YsHow, andtMin LIBINraUMS-irate.l^Yenvw aaABaatCOBOOOO—¥am|^i( ba*aeaa, ataaa,

Ospe,

'fiP

eil stl

and uncertainties of Kotea, Divi

dends, and the

miandd'Sratanclnga

which.the l»t

tar lire so apt to cause the Pol'cy-Heldt-r. Several new and attractive

tableaare.aow

pre-

•M

the]public, such

as thelN-

lift as

ara

nee, payable

income

esafc (10

per

egmal to Un pm

««1.) kit policy. In the latter, tin

Company agrees

to return to the awswi the total

mmanUtf'htt poHcf.

Circulars, Pamphlets

«r

ai&Ukmio

Tha attention of parsons contemplating insuring their ltves or increasing the amonnt of insurance they already have, is ealled to the special advantages offeredl the National Life Insurance Company.

it si

and fall particulars girec

application to the Branch Office of the Company, or to JOHN W. ELLIS A CO.,

CINCINNATI, OHIO,

general Agents for Ohio and

Indiana.

B««a«e Ayree.

and Orinoeo, renchan3 Alias li'Sn

Oalf

Contral

erti

aad South

J, A. POOTE,

tadwly. ..t Agent for Terre Hanle, Ind.

-i Pi.4

TNaORB WIIH THE BEST I

/E N A,

'twi c,'H

«(pA CanKti. Cold, orNwr* Throat BXQVIBKS IMMEDIATE ATTKimoa, xnt snotrLD an oHboxeo. iri

ALLOWED TO COSTXSCa,

Irritation of the Leam,.a permanent Threat ASwi tion, or an Incnrsible

Long Plstsss Ts orraxTHn aca*i.r. snlH

Brown'g Bronchial Trocles,'''"' Having a direct Influence to the parts, give immediate relief.

for Bronchitis, Aathmia, CSt«surrb,Con. semptlfe suad Throat Blseaaes, tbochu Aaa used with alwats oood bccckss.

HNAIRS AND PUBLIC SPEAKKKS" will And Troth*snseful in o!earing the voice when taken befote Singing or Speaking, add relieving the Throat after an unneual exertion of tbe vocal organs. The Trochet are reot mmended and prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimealals from eminent men throaghout theconntry. Being an article of true merit, and having proeut theirefflcacy by a test of many years, each year tnds them in new localities in various parts of tha world, and the Trochm are universally proaouneed better than other articles.

Obtain

JtlStTXRS

ib|,W&tkty JiWnwi. V* 4 'iM+tr

only "Bbowh's

Rbomcbial

Taoonas,"

aad do aot take any of the vertAUu imitation* tnat ssay be offered. sou STK^prnans.

J'ipsti n^sntti d21daw-4moaTlns)de

tto'i

LAND AGENCY.

BLAKE'S

-w

LAND AGBNOY»«w

On Ohio Streeti between Third and Fourth Beiglt and Bold oa Beasoaable Ooaisalaelea. IIIW.900 worth of desirable City and Oonolry ntoneTty for sale, Hoaeee far rent. ootS8dw6aa

•SjitiXi Jf.a* .. *i... ... Real £2citato Column or1 +u$':

HENDBICH St LAN6E, over first National Bask, S. E. Uoruet atr

Tourth and MalnfStrfwt*.

Torre"1 Haute,' Ind. 3 pit* 1(1 OB ui-. *?j iw, •baSraota ot lUleifurQish^d, gotiated, aad Meney invested. ,FOB 8JJLK.

Lotftss ne

y$04*1

CITY PBOPBBTY. W,

Jtltf iHMata Llatoa's Addition to Terr* Heut •oase and lot, east Ohio street,' aad lot, |a MoUurraln's AddlUtian,

House and lot la Sibley's addltioq on 6t|i street. House andlotVhBesoV addition o«f aik etraet, Houae and Jot on. Poplar, betwwp 6ti aed7tb and lotovHortbrStla, MMSllfb^^eknul streets. ., tv w&ff :4q»ton

baefaesa Hoahee aa' SlaflS a##-

Jaa89dtf 5F?

TWmsAiiismsi eio

•*jf ANHOOD

ap-

AatoarMhle Writlag and

iOlofih William St,

«S?iw 7U AffMad.7 .—rfcSsdsae ad»

O O N O O yarasfUacmin B«(MOr «k n«n»liip, ITSa^frea In Linton tovpoHulp. S Aereabelow to* Baiting

UUI, w«asld*caoal.

AND THE VIGOB

sal Of YOUTH restored in four weeks. DR. BIOOBJVS BS20CMCB OF LIFK restores manly power*, from whatever oanee arising -the fffccts olearbf parnlciottahabUa, self-*buae, Impot. ncjr apd aluaata, give way at once to this n/nderfol ae,If taken regularly aocordias to tbe directions (which are very sin ilmple, an«l rrqt rsstralnt frem tusineee or pleasnre.) Fall botUes at

rrqniie no are Is

|3,or

ionr -qu«ntl-

To behad only ef the

IniM^lhla, Sold in bottles at |3, or ionr ttss In oaa for f9. To behad only ef ths Me ai pointat agantltn America, H. GJBTlZB^i,: Avaaaa, car. of 13th street. N.

d«08