Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 82, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1885 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL MONDAY MOltNING, MARCH 23 1885.

CHirjir.O MARKETS.

Opinions as tn lh Kirnr Mors Hwllr Sllird Tii it aal. 8peci! t the fkntin--i. Chu Af.o, March 11. It ta notleen a week of heavy business la the ap-cuatlre market oa 'Change, tboajh valn have t'actuated actively within a fair raLge. Tte nldcn stoppage of all wirnewi tadcoDuqaeut latkof cxcltc-njat oa tht core seemed to Uke avray all outside Intercut la the grain market. Tee boys to"), disliked to coue down froai talk cf bl conflicts and blood spilling to tinple weather influences, ana these M-cmed to be all tLt were left to fi-ire on. Iltnce tte tpentog was characterized by a gra'l'i&l settling Lack cf prices, caused more by neglect than anything cite. Later, however, when the visibie njpplj lncreace wm found to be considerably lo'ow what Lad been estimated, many l.ort" tcok a cover nl there wü- an eajy rally, though wteu the imtaetue stock cow In tight &r,d the reircess of tte ttw crop are considered, it is hard to Me what pMUe diiTeresce a few thouMud liihhels ouf way or the other conld make, fciuce tnn there has betn no decided cbanze In Uutiona, the advance or decline of each dy t ting generally woolly or nearly wiped out by the cloe of tte action, and tie values now are very near the figures current a week ago. Jn regard to ths future opinions are even more (idly mixed than usual. 'J he bulls place a good ln.l of dependence on crop cares. bat damage tsk is cettainly not having its customary inllu ncc. as uncontradicted reports of the most unfavorable character are beiiig constantly received Jrom II iar;s oi the country, and yet the market responds but slightly. Operator seen to think that even if this should b3 a short crop there will be grain enough left over to supply need, especially as there seems no prospect of the usul brik spring demand. Price are low. but low prices do not stimulate demand, and the load i a heavy cne to push uphill without it. Nothing but a coaiderab revival of upccnlatlon, with some strong local p u tics as leaden. au move it very hlRft. Corn s' art: d out qnict ever, but Tuesday's lrge and unexvtcttd increase in the visible supvly. as compiled ry tecretary Stone, caused a siarp brrak. Receipts hd Leen lieut and the cash demand Rood, so that it reemed impossible that such large quantities could have gone into store. Hence, when it was reported that pometfclng over a million and a half bushels which, 1 lag on the road to consumi g points, did not belo2s in tho statement, had been included, tho buibt loot courage, inns there has been a gradual return of confidence, and prices have slowly crfptbaci to the ftarttn,; point. Wallace has lietn the roost prominent buyer of futures, but ihrre ha been heavy purchases of case stuQ for shipment right aious. llay products dragged along during the early part Of the week and eeeiaeJ to invite "snort" tales. The crowd, however, believed this wan airxp y a tuse of the packers t get out suihcleut lines to mate squeeze rroii table, determined not to be taught. K tney bought, and a uual got en the wroDg Ride. The crowd in the provision pit always do. Toward the cioee of the weec J. inn. Route. Jack Cuoahy ud Jones male a raid o.i por. and instead of giving support the packers und every effort to depress I r." All the little fry wpre shaken out. and the flood of small parcels Leid on shoe string rrarpins carried the market to . ft considerably It wtr leve'. Now the gossip aala have it that this is surely the last "shake out" before a goo 1 bulge, and many are edging back on the "Ions" aide. WILL KIDE FKEE. Deft nt of thA ItiU to Abul1h the Free Pass System J" Ctrctlur. Uaiiti oar, March 21. An adveise report was made in the House to-dsy on the bill prohibiting railway companies from Jssuing fice passes to State cflicials, member of the Legislature or other person?, excepting officers and employes of the xoal. Mr. Carter (Demorra') xpresed his regret at the action nl the committee. Since the TUott affair, the subject of free parses had attracted the Ktneral attention of tie public, and very many persona, wnote opinion was entitled to consideration, believed that men ben were influenced, " Jirtjr or Indirectly, on matters relatiug to railroad legislation by atceptln free pissts. As such feeling does exist, It would be wüe to abolish the system. Mr. Frtsbie (Rep.) tald that whether right or wrong the public have the opto I an that the pass system wis wrong. He hal been criticised by one of his constituents on a voto on a railroad question, and the gentleman who was offended had remarked that it was impossible for citizens of the State to be dealt with fairly when the isue is with railroads, as all the members hold free pastes. Mr. Friable did not nie passes but he knew of an instance whe-e the President of a railroad bad rebuked a mem per for the action he Ucok. and finally withdrew his pass, Mr. Crouch (Bep.) moved that the report be 'tabled, which wa done, a was also a bill, adversely reported, requiring all railway com panles to Issue passes to all State o'.Hcersaad memfccrsof the Legislature. JUDGE DAVIS. lie la of the Cjplnlou That Neither Logan Nor Morrison Can lie Elected. Bi.ooMiNGTOf, 111., March 21. Your correspondent this morning met ex-Vice President David Jiavis, who was leisurely strolling along the street puffins his cigar. The Illinois Senatorial problem was eY.dectly a subject which was abf orbin? the Judge's mind as be promptly asked: ' What's the news from Springfield?" When told there was no solution as yet of the Senatorial fight, and that both Morrison and Logan stood no better show of being elected Senator than they did weeks ago the Judge rave way and Ireely expressed hU opinion by declaring Jn the nicst emphatic manner that neither Morrison cor Logan would or could be elected. "It was all foolishness." herald, "to assert that they had t-ot received all the strength which they could pofsibly command." He thought if a compromise candidate was not soon brought out the l egislature would adjourn and go homo without making an election. Jude Davis, who defeated J ogan six years apo. is anxious to see the latter jecceed himself, but evidently thinks the game Is up so far ss the present Legislature is concerned. A Father's Be&rt h for ills Son. Syr-m ieN. Y., March 21. Alexander Glroux, a shoemaker, who has lived in Fulton and vicinity for twenty five years, is cf French-Canadian -origin and has always borne a good reputation. For several weeks, there bavins been a rumor that his f on, who was reported to have been lost last fall, mlgh vo been murdered, District Attorney Mead, of Oswego County, has been Invest!eating the case. What may have given color to this theory was the sudden sale of Giroux's house and lot In Lower Ojvr?go Falls, and, as reported, his departure to Canada. It was also Mid that he had, during list rrar, caused a small insurance to be taken on the life of his son. Mr. G irons says that be has at lust snceeded in finding bla lost boy. His method wa to vitt a town, grt the rolls cf the district schools, and see If bis on's came might be found. After visiting nearly all the villages in Madifon and Oneida counties he was rewarded a dav or two sines by ßndic; the boy. who Is living with Mr. Lewis, at . a place which the father f referred not to ntne. The boy was kidnaped, he says, by an Indian doctress. who came from Canada, and who broke Into his boute and took what money behad at tne tine. This woman, he said, was to be arrested to!ay and brought before a Justice on these charges. The insurance story came from the fact that an asent of a co-operative company induced the son to irsure, but he never paid more than a few - ahlllices. Giroux has never feared for the safety of his boy. The story that the rhild when last ?een was polu? to the wood3 with him was not true. Giroux feels quite indignant that his old nelght ors 6bould give credence to the startling rumors which have been circulated. Mackln and Gallacher. Cuk aco March 2L In the TJnitrd States District Court this zacrnin?, Emery a. Storrs, on behalf of his Client, Mackln and Gallagher, who were convicttd and sentenced to the penitentiary In the Eighteenth Ward election fraud case, addreased Ju3ge Gresham, stating that it has come to his knowledge thai there was a scheme on foot to rush Mackln and Gallas her to the Jollet Penl tentiary on the noon train to day. Storrs appealed to Judge Gresham to step between his clients and the penitentiary. The Judge being powerless to stay the execution of the sentence imposed In the District Court, Judge Siodget was next appealei

o. ar d he o-derr 1 thP United 5Uts ?Jarhal who ba the prisoner tn charge no, to take them to Jtliei r i r the 2tth. la the meantime a motion for a writ f error is heir.' argued before Jui?e Grpri.j who will pobabiy rendr a decision on MoLday. AiiiHteur Athletic. Nr.w York, March 21. at a ipvct.l meeting of the National AMociitlon o! Amateur Athlstlci to night. it ws decreed mat an amataur Is any percu who fcas never competed in any open competition for money, cr under a false name or with a pro'wlonal for a tr.. or where gate money is charged, nur h evrat any time tiught, parfed. or alsted at athletic exertits for mor.er, fr lor any valuable ronfcMeration. Bnt nothing in this doflultioa hll be ortrued to probiblt compe'ition betetn arraieum for medals, cups or other pri.e than money, and It is hereby expressly declared that the definition is not retroactive and that ail I an act of the amateurs shsli be judged in accordai.ee with the proviions of the old de3uiiion, and thst the foregoing definition ahali take eüect ru and afier May 1. 15. June 13 Is iisei for the ci.miaj.ijijkhlp games.

New OrieAuit Kxpooltlon. Nf.w Okifas, March 21. A drenching rain, which set in last night and continued during the forenoon, marred that which was expected to be the grander day of the exposition since the Mardl Gras fetl ities. Philadelphia day was postponed until Thursday next. Minnesota day. however, wss celebrated to-dvy according , to programme. Two thoujsnd persons participated. Addresses were made by Colonel Samuel E. Adams, alternate of the I'nlted States Commission: Acting Commissioner Edward D. Porter, General Jam'i II. Baker. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. Professor O. W. Tousley and Professor W. W. Pendergast. Oliver Ginbs, Jr., read an interesting piper on the history of the icccpUoa and development of MlaneeoU exhibits, i be exercl es conclude! wlU a distribution of souvenirs. Not Fit to Ker Her Child. Wnr.siiNo, March 2L Ormond Brady, formerly a Baltimore and Oliio cfiicial of this city, but now owner of au e!vator at Baltimore, to-day swore cut a writ of habeas corpus for his daughter, Julia. igedaio'jt four years, who has been living with htr mo,K.er here since December, 13. Mr. Brady alleges ! tat bis wife is no- a fit person to have charge I the child, una that though he his not ten h rinceli:5abehasachlldoae mouti o'd. ten it I' puty Sheriff went to serve the writ Mr. P.radj. her mother and sister defied and keot hm at lay itb revolvers and pokers until three polictr hi came to his assltance. The chili vras ben ured and placed in the care of the vlfoof the tounir jaJJcr until to-morrow, when a hearing will be held. The child says the prefers to go wita her father. Suit to Itccover Money. St. Louis March 21.' Leslie M. MoiUtt, receiver of the Harrison Wire Works Company, this city, bicught suit tc-diy In the Circuit Court feinst the ex-President of the company, Thomas W. Filch, for the recovery of $102.279. allezed to havo x en overdrawn hhira while he hadthargeol the works, from 187S to 1NS3. No criminality Is e naiged, ami tne attorneys o? the planum state the suit purely civil, aud simply to recover money drawn by Mr. Fich. presumably with a knowledge of the Dire'trs of tne coraoany. Mr. Fitch was formet iy a LieteLant in thej United States navy and is a fcou-in law of General Sherman, riereral oibrr suits asrainst prominent citizens.it is said. win loiiow this. West YlrKtuta's Capital. CimarsToN. W. Va., March 21. The Board or Public Works of the State were hero to-day, in specting the new State House, preparatory ti re moving the archives from Wheeling to the 8tate Capitol ou May 1. on and alter which day this city win be the capital oi tha State. The Bard ordered the contractor to have tho offices in the lower put of the building ready for the officers. The uppt-r portion of the buildinzwill not be completed for several months. Governor Wilson win bring the archives on the date named. Illinois Legislature. SfRiNGncLi. I1L, March 21. A. bill was rcsd In the House to day providing for an excisa board cf three commissioners, to ba elected annually in every city. Incorporated towns and Tillages In the state, to which all questions pertaining to the licensing and sale of siwriirots and malt liquors be referred. The commissioners will be voted for in a separate box from the ballots for other city or town otlicers. All licenses are to expire May 1 of each year. Weekly Hank Statement. . Nk York, March 21. The weekly bank statement shows the following changes : Increase. DecreAse. 1 uses .. $2,450,400 Specie $910.500 Legal tenders.. . . . 1,123,6C0 Circulation. ............mhh.. 46,600 Reyei vc. ........... So0,ü00 ... ............ The banks now hold f 17,923,300 In excess of the 25 per cent, rule, Illg Fire. Boston, March 21. The Contineutal sugar refinery storehouse, in South Boston, with 10,000 barrels of sugar, burned this morning. The building was opposite the Boston Machine Works, burned but nig nt. and the fire probably started from sparks lodged on the roof. Loss, flOO.COO; insurance. S75.00C. Ixa bv the burning of the machine works, 250,000; insurance, 912O.C00. Cuttlns the Rates. Cincinnati, March 21. The Fan nandle and Bee Line Iloads have been selling tickets to New York to day for $15, with a rebate of fs at New York. The N, Y P. and O. sells for f7 without rebate, and announces that it will sell lower than any other line so long as the agreement as to the difference of the length of its line is disrejardel. Washington and Baltimore rates are kept uearly up to the standard. Still Abusing Bliss Van Zandt. Paris. March 21. Several of the minor papers of this city continue to abuse Miss Yan Zandt, the American prima donna. It Is believed these repeated attacks by the Boulevard papers will compel tne Director of the Opera Comlqua to tempolarily withdraw Miss Yan Zandt from the stage, although this course will involve considerable pe cuniary loss. Anarchist Threats. Vienna, March 21. The Austrian police have warned the Gorman authorities of the exlslenci of a plot among the Anarchists to cause dynamite explosions at Berlin. Hamburg. Frankfort and other German cities Sunday next, the Emperor's birthday. Terrific Holler Explosion. Con mr! a, & C, March 51. The boiler lathe State Tenltentiary exploded to-day, knocking out the end of a three story factory building, demolishing scveutv-flve feet of tho prison yard brick wall, ard killing two men, one being a member of the noted gang of Lowery outlaws. Death of f Muted Thyalclan. Lot t h i e, March 21. Dr. David Griffith, at one time one of Louisville's most prominent citizens, is dead, of partly sin. He was Medical Director of bheridan's Army Corps and with General Nelson at the battle of Shlioa. Collectlnc Supplies. Calcutta, March 21. Lord Dufierin is causing supplies to be collected at Quetta, near the Eolon pass into Afghanistan, sufficient lor an army corps. Acne-Shaken Snfferers who resort to Ilcstetter's Storni ch Bitters experience fpeedier and more complete relict titan they can hopo to do by the u? e of quinine. This well-authenticated fact is of itself sufficient to have established a high reputation for the Bitters. But the article is not a specific merely for the various forms of malarial disease. It endows the system Titb a degree of vigor, and reforms its Irregularities with a certainty that constitutes its bcit defense against disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels especially rife where the atmosphere and water are miasma-tainted. Fever and ague, bilious remittent, dumb ague and ague cake are remedied and prevented by it. and It also removes dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatism, etc. Take this medicine on the first indication that the system Is out of order, and rest assured that you will be grateful for the hint.

A MARSHAL DISAPPEARS.

Another of SeLator Maliuoe'i Proteges In Trouble. Kkitmon.o, Ya.. Starch 21.-Tbere are some cu rlous rumors afloa to day concerning Major B, P. Hughes, United States Marshal for the Eastern District of Ylrginia, which Indicate tha: he has Clfspreared, leavitg his accounts in a muddled condition. Inquiries made elicitel the Information that Marshal Hughe was seen here We luesOy ev Ping, the lltn inst., when he took the northern bound train for Washington. Since then he bus not t-en heard from, though both letters and telegrams have beta forwarded to him at that e Itv. F.it i known that a claim be had, amounting to Sl.oro. f.r 'en vns cigallowed by the Court, and tiieMaikhai had bteu pressed for its payment. Ibis bad been reported to the Attorney General, who had lt-tued an ordr requiring that the money thould be returned to the department; United States District Attorney Waddell stated that he bad no Information that he desired to make public regarding the missing Marshal. He ald he bad heard for the flrt time yesterday rome such rumor as that stated, aud that he 1 romptly communicated all the information he was potscfsed of to the Attorney General at VasblDZton. lie declined to fay anything further until he heard from the Attorney General or until he knew something more definite on the subject. Marshal Hughes was appointed by President Arthur, at the InFtance of senator Mahone. some three years ago, and has been quite a popular ofiicer. While of the same came he is no relative of District Judge Hughes. No one knows how his accounts stand with the department, but rumor (ays he is in arrears, the amount of which, howev6r, his sureties are good for. Hughes Is raid to have tendered his resignation and gone West General Orant'a Condition. New Yoi:k, March 21. General Grant went to sleep between 10:."0 and 11 o'clock ia.t night, and rcted uncrtsily. He slept at intervals nntll after midnight, when he got up and walked about his loom and library. When the General arose this morning he took some liquid food in his room. Colonel Kred Grant states tnat his fither receives about twenty applications a day for autozraphs, and it Is a physical impossibility for the invalid to comply Avlth these requests. While the writing of ore autograph would not require much exertion twenty would be a day's work for htm, and it will be well for the public to know, 6aid Colonel Grant, that such demands can not be met. Coal Miner' Convention. Phtsrci c, March 21 The Railroad Coal Miners' Convention here to-day was largely attended. The reports from the delegates were very encouraging to the convention. Of tho thirty-seven pits aloEg the railroad twenty-two were closed on account of the strike, ten were in operation at the price demanded by the miners, end live were working at tha reduction. To-day ends the second week of the strike, and it seems no nearer a settlement than when it commenced. Ten thousand men are idle, and it is estimated that they have already lest in wages SIDO.OCO. Coal is getting scarcer every day, and a number of manufacturers will be compelled to close for want of fuel. Shocking Deed of nn Insane Mother. St. Louis, March 21. Mrs. Kreuger, wife of a German farmer living six miles from Pacific, Mo., murdered one of her little children Thursday evening by nearly severing its head from the body with a butcher knife. She also attempted to kill her other two children, but they escaped from her and alarmed their father, who had great dirhculty in overoowering his wife who was violently insane, and claimed she had been ordered to sacrifice all her children. Shelbyvllle Salines. Special to the Sen tin eL Siixlkvville, Ind., March 2L Jerry Woodruff was to-day sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary ana fined SlO for carving Will Allen here on the night of September 1, 1384 Bert Morgan, colored, was sentenced to the Reform School at Plalniield to-day until he attains bis majority, which will be six years hence. Bert was convicted of larceny. Meeting of Creditors of a Itallroad. Cincinnati, March 21. About fifty creditor! of the Cincinnati and Eastern Railroad, which Is now in the hands of John IL McLean, receiver, at a meeting to day appointed a committee to prepare a poller for the future and to report two weeks hence. The Auditor made a statement, showing a total indebtedness of 5 -,350. CO J. Hank Suspended. Albany, N. Y'., March 21. The Schoharie National Bank, at Schoharie Tillage, has suspended. President Krum always enjoyed (rood credit, and bears the reputation of being a shrewd business man. Of late, however, it la said he has speculated considerably and lost heavily. It Is rumored that an unlucky hop speculation was the cause of the failure. Terrific Storm. Mount Washington, N. II., March 21. There was a terrific storm last night, and a northwest wind prevailed which had a velocity of 100 to 110 miles an hour. It was forty-eight degrees below zero this morning. Afghanistan. London, March 2L It is not yet known what action was taken at yesterday's Cabinet Council, but there Is a generally credited report that it was decided to accept the P.usso-Afghan boundary line c aimed by Russia. Hesigoed. Louisville, March 21. A. J. Auxier, United States Marshal of Kentucky, sent his resignation to the President to-day, and returned to his home in Pikesville. Ky., leaving the office in charge of Deputy Marshal Moody. Adjourned. Rom i, March 21. The Chamber of Deputies have adjourned until April 27, after rejecting by majorities of over 100 the two votes of censure to the Government. Sunk la Bristol Channel. London, March 21. The Brit iah steamer Rhonddan was sunk in the Bristol Channel by the British steamer Brooklyn City, from New oik. When the system is weakened through de bility or other cause, a strong tonic medicine is what is needed. Jamea Donaghr, of ZanesTille, Ohio, writes: "This is to certify that I have been suffering; from general debility and Ioös of appetite for more than three months. Hearing of the wonderful curative properties of Miahler's Herb Bitters. I tried three or four bottles, and am entiiely cured." Strangled to Death. Nktv Orleans March 21. Mrs. Bridget Durby, a coal vender, aged sixty-three, was found dead in her shanty this morning. She had been strangled evidently, for the purpose of robbery, as she wa known to have over $400 cash. mmm m CURES Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, 8or Throat, Ktrelllnr, Sprain, lirulaea, Ii u rn . fcrald. I'rmt lilte. 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vrpn PnTTCfrr7IX,i,ifTaC 'nl timso afflicted ith iik?ioi:riiacks X 1 U UUltiOUkir A ill Aldi: WE WILL on receipt of SIX UOLI, A Its! sfnd to mi) addre in tho United States (East of the Uocky Mountains), all liX-O press Cliarses prepaid a plain cao (th s avoiding all opportnnitv for comment). containing Mx Quart buttles of our 1U1U? MALT AVIllSKi:V aud with it in! writinjr. and nndr the Seal or the Company a SIIICI2 and 10S1T1V12 CUUI5 for V CONSUJIPriON and other WASTIKU IISKAS1S in their early Ma-o. Tliis 1'onnula has beon prepared especially for us by thegreat (Jerman Scientist, 7r. Von t ond cm. ltcflnhprx'paroil hy anr fnniilr houkfror at slitrht expense (Ilaw Beefsteak and out! V 2PXJ3FtlU 3V-Ak.2J,I, WSOCISICEY bein- of the in-ntlients.)! Z ' -Aftr Huh preparation has bet n taken for a few weeks, the previously conspicuously prominent bones inpatients surTerlnfr from Consumption and the like diseases, get covered with a. : t hick coating of fat and mu3cle. the sunken and bloodlesscheeks fill up and assume a rcsv line, the drooping spirits revive, while all the muscles of the body, and chief amongthem the lieart, are stronger and U'tter able to perform their functions, because of being nourished with a richer blood tluin they had Leeu before. In other words, the system is supplied with more. carooß than tho disease can exhaust, thereby giving nature the upper hand in the conflict. SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS AND FINE GE0CEEY HOUSES- V

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What Those Say Who have Buffered with, Khcumatlsm and ycuralia. Rittbstdk, Tal. July 12th. 1W4. "I ned a bottle of Athlophobob and r?ived much beneüt. 1 thought my Ilheumatipm wa almoHt iiicunvhle, but the i-nerit I rfreived irave me confidence for the future. Th pain lias been renovei to a prreat dTp. It peemed to me a miracle th reli-'f it afforded. UKOliUE MAli.Sl IALL," Mrs. John D. Nutting, North Creek, N.T., writes: 1 have used Athxophobos in a ntiintter of caws of chronic Rhenmatisin with wonderful PUCcesK. I lelleve I nhonM LavtJ been 1 cnpvle only for ATHx)PHORos.', bucu testimonials telling what PHORO has done nro the best evldeace 03 what IC AV1LL do FOR YOU. 3ir& J. Nebion Jordon, of Ellsworth, jro., writes: " Bavin been for year a areat ufferer . from lihenmatiPm and Neuraliris 1 tried Athlophoros. liaT taken nearly all of a l)ottle, tt has friven me Btranire anl enliar wnnationB. eereclally In niy Lead, but d I had firrt taken the medicine aLd then beer called on for rrment and fonnd the Mil OSO.oo. I phould never havp comilained. I mrjit havi more of it. Must have soma for mj htabaad and ared mother." If you cannot pet Atitlophoros of rour dm? prist, we will send it express paid, on receipt of regular price one dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy it from your drujrgist, but if ho hasn't It. dr not Tifl rr5iiadd to t rv iamthlno else, but order at onco from us, 14 directed. ATlILOPIJOnOS co 112 WALL ST. NEW YORK yr theniEArnST K and lIIOTforC'llIIDKEN. None cenuice witbonl trade-markand'M&HsMCJir'FT.T. A: C on of ea h pair. FIT I'KKFKC'TL.V. IoU Mre, t i!vetirtfrt. Out wear otberf T!ia l '(H Itnv in i;lrrd rollese, Philairlphia, all U KAIt TIIF..M and th-ir (Vnrliann will Lave NO OTIlLlt l A K Ur-iilW: OLult Til Ml OF. A TltlAL. AMSold by all reputable lealer. "V A CARD. To all wno are suffering from er rors and Indiscretions of youth nervous weak ness. early decay, loss of manhood, eta, I will send receipt that -will cure you, FREE Of CHARGE. This great remedy was discorered by a missionary in South America, Bend sell-addressed ea Tel ope to Bey. JOaSPHrT. XXUAN, 8UUoa D, New.York.

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Is so vastly snperior to any other sarsaparilla or blood purifier that one has well said: "Its health-giving efforts upon the blood and entire human organism, arc as much more positive than the remedies of a quarter of a century ago, .13 the steampowpr cf to-day is in advance of tho slow and laborious druiigcry of years ago." " 1 - "Whilo suffering from a severe Mlions attack in March, lS.'VJ, a friend iu Teoria. 111., recommended IIoM's fvarsaparilla. I tried the remedy, and was permanently Mirnt ' -T A SirrvTiT?r f rirplUnir aMvt for

IV u '. ..m.. D - - - - Ievoc & Co., Fulton Street, X. Y. y thef Blood " I was for five years a sufferer with boils, all run down, and was at one time obliged to pive up work. Before taking all of two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla, wa.s entirely cured." K. M. Lane, rittsburgh, Ta. 'I was severely afflicted with scrofula, and for over .1 year had two running sores on my neck. Took five littles of Hood's Sarsnparilla, and consider myseir entirely cured." C. n. LOVEJOY, Lowell, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla ' Sold by all druggists. $1 ; six for $.. Made only by V. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.100 Doses Ono Dollar. m ::

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