Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1874 — Page 7

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3r 1874.

HOME AND FARM.

Twelve acre of ex-Postmaster General Cres well's Maryland farm produced 2,50) worth of peaches thU year. In feeling pampkina to milch cows, remove the seed. It is admitted that tha feceos reduce the flow ol milk. The lat-st returns place the Cape Cod cranberry ctoo at 70,000 bushels, twice as much a' the yield In the other parts of tha .Slate and Rhode Island. There ia a scarcity of hos in the country which will make them valuable for some months. .Rut It Is astonish nj? in what short time this condition can be changed. A year hence, look out for a glut of the market. It is common to laugh at the Yankee firmer who dig 3 smoug the rock a, but Abraham Melvin, of Woaro,N. II., who has boon in the buinea of wool-growing and raising sheep of the best blood tor the market, tiM past fifty six years, and ha3 accumuKtMd $100,000, is about to sell bis 2.000 aorofUad and his 2,000 aaeep, and retire from business. Is it good policy for farmers to hold so much unproductive land? Certainly it can not be on any other ground than that the value of the land is increasing enough to cover tax aud interest. Thenrare large proportions of the far ais which raturn bat little if hiiy income ty the farmer, that it seem as if it would be better to dispose of them and put their value to earning sometLirg. Sutl Foster tells the Western Farm Journal that he is 'now, ar.er much, observation and experience, "fully satisfied that orchards should bo plowed every year; the less pras the better. Tlow in lato fall and early fining." Or his own orchard he says; "I know of none, nor have I seen ör heard of one in thl? country, that is this year so productive. I have kept it under the plow all the time, usually with a crop of potatoes or corn; no manure." Good and Cheap Beds. Take any kind of clean paper, except straw wrappings, and roll or fold it so itc an be cut with one clip of the shears, then cut it. The narrower it is cut the better it is. These clippings are like little curls or rings of paper, and lie almost as light as feathers. They will not break up and grow fine and dusty, but are clean, and can be stirred as light as when first used. To Cure Beef for Drying. To four gallons of water add one pound of brown sugar, on9 pint of molaises, two ounces of saltpetre and fine salt until it will float an eg. Toil quantity will answer for a Quarter of beef. For drying, when the beet ia thoroughly piokied through, J take it out and hang where the drying process Is comparatively si;nv. 'lne time required to pickle through depends upon the size of the piece?, probably from ten days to two weeks. To Keep Sweet Potatoes, A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gizotte says: 'Procure dry forest leaves; place in a barrel or box a layer of leaves, then a layer of potatoes, and m on. Last fall I wrapped some of the finest in paper before placing theua in the leaves, and these were iound in the spring to be more perfectly preserved than those that were not thus enveloped, although all kept well." Not Bad to Take. An exchange repeats what some medical authority Las eaid, that a bot lemonade h one of tho best remedies in the world lor a cold. It acts promptly and effectively, and bas no unplea-sant after eiloolH. Ono lemon proporly squeezed, cat In alices, put in sugar, and cover with a half pint of boiling a'.er. Drink just before going to bod, aud do not expose yourself oil tue followiug day. This remedy will ward off an attach of the chills and fover II tried promptly. (Jen. Meredith's Hue tlx year old cow, Kuberta, which has boen trlmraod all over with rod ribbons at the fairs during the season, dropped a calf on the 10th, which ?1,C00 would not buy. It h a liuo chorryred, exceedingly mature and parted from tl:e bourof birtü. i tie cair in irom tua Ire, Koyal Duko oi Bootn and Utes blood, aplendtd animal, now owned in Canad a Canada, The point iu this ctse Sh, that It explodes the hrorv nttnn ur?i tnaL nno uioodeu mock i ker.t in hih conditloü will not brood trontr . .7 . . . . . nu neaiiuy caivoe. xum cow nas ueeu I kept fat as a seal, yet a liklker calf was never produced. WiNTKKiNd Plants. More house plant are injured by too high a temperature and too dry an atuiopphero than by cold. Preparation could bo made for preserving hallLardy plants in a pit or In a cellar. . If plants aro to remain dormant until spring, aoveral may be put Into one box, with plenty ol earth around the roots. Nrwtrmt tho earth Ix not wet; plants when dormant are most likely to Duller Irom too much moisture than from too little. They nhouM be looked to now and then during the winter, and bo watered if they absolutely neod it. Geranium' cut buck winter well lu tho cellar, but If too much filing aud too mr.ny succulent (eins are left on they will deoy. 'inonn who nave never trioa it win ie aurprlsed to llnd what n valuable adjunct a rood dry collar h to thotardcnln pro.orv Ing tendor plants. DANai.no es CRLLAns, The Itural New Yorker hasa contributor who nsysi How frequently have I known farmers to put all klnu CI vegetables Into on- cellar and that one under the dwelling house. Tho first freeze the cellar U banked up probably with freMh uorso manure, au tne windov.s - . .a ... and tloors cioseti tmntiy, except tno one leading to the rooms above, through which tho fumes or awoatinjr, decay ins veg etables alono Ilnds ORress during the entire winter. Turnips, cabbagoM, beots, onions, potatoes all in one cellar, If in any consider able quantities, U certainly putting 4,too many C22S m one basket" for the safety of the vegetables or the occupants ol the dwelling. It'" no wonder that so many of mv farmer friends cot a littio touch or 'spring fever," and require "tansy Llttera" at tbe appi-oach of warm weather. ilow to Make AppLE-nrrTER. Whon sp Pies are ripe, make say three bar rols of cider. Thon paro and coro fJur bushels of annles. Then boll down tho thrco barrels of cider to ono and a half, and let It convenient to the copper kettle, In which placs the four bushels of apples. l'our on to the apples from the cider enouch io answer tno purnoao. and lire up. AS tno cider Poll away, add more and more, until It Is all used up and the contents of the kettlo aro brought down to a proper conils tencyof which ono must bo Judgo. A little practice will mako ono r eroct. American urocor. Planting Treks. A. Ö. Fuller counsels worne enquirer in tho Xew York Trib uue about starting an orchard. Of tho tree he says: Hotter grow them In nnnory rows and "traft them there. and then transplant to tbe orchard when of ' proper a-o and a!. Neither should tne tan-root rx preserved ir such u c...,r.,i jinpo a tree at tho time of transplanting. . r. . . . a V4 1 ts

The preservation or length of the tip-root

upon trees has no more mnuence upon the growth, health or longevity. . than the length of a dog's tail has upon his affection for nil miner. The proauciion oi iap-roois upon forest or other trees is mainly due to tne character of the soil upon which they grew from sosd. All the theories which have been advanced upon this subject of the value of a perpendicular or tap-root to forest trees is sheer nonsense from beginning to end, as proved by the success of the innumerable millions octrees propagated and transplanted by nurserymen for centur ies past, and 1 might add oj navure herself, for not a thousandth part of the wild trees of our forests have a tap-root after they are a dozen years old." Salt fob Hotter. The New York Bulletin says: Prominence has lately been given to the question of what is the proper salt to use in the manufacture of butter, and so important has the matter become that a short time ago a committee was appointed by the Butter and Cheese Exchange to make an investigation and report. The English salts, it has always been claimed, are the best for this purpose, a they are purer and contain no foreigu flavor. On the other band.it is said that the Onoudag salt contains a fishy llvor, which is imparted to the butter, and, of coarse, if such is tho ce, lessens its value. There is still a third party who hold that there is no difference, or, if any, it is so slieht that it caa not be distinguished. The committee spoken of male a rep rt which was no: salty at all bui very insipid, and pa-wd.thi- resolution: He-solved, That the committee invite dairymen and dealers ia dairy products, the mauulacturers, dealers and importers of salt, to submit all practical and scientific information and experimental tests relating to the subject, to be communicated in writ ing or otherwise to tho secretay ol tho New xork Butter and Cheese Exchange. You see it becomes a very delicate matter to endorse eoiiio particular quality of salt, and in order to do itdocidediy might pos sibly require the salt to be mixed elightly witn silver. About Canary Birds. A clever writer for the Inter-Ocean says: Canaries are like flowers, they do not thrive unless their keep era love them. Nothing is more cruel than to keep birds and not attend to them, and this is (specially true of canaries. They do not live by seed and water alone,they crave equally companionship and love. They ought, too, to be kept in pairs, for they have a great deal to say to each other that they can not say to you, and it is delightful to watch their gosslpings and confidences. I possess two canaries which, though in no respects remarkable birds, are a source of constant pleasure and amusement. The male is an old bird of fine breed, dignified. ! aristocratic, on some days hardly tolerating the fidgety, talkative, demonstrative female, and resontine either by contemptuous Bllenc or by downright good Bcoldin, her interferr nco in bis contemplations. Again, he is in good temper, and thrn 6he is tho happiest of bird wives. They fly from room to room together, Bit upon tho window sill?, and exchange opinions about the sparroA-9, or hold consultations about next tpring'a house keeping. Canaries love variety in their food, and if plenty of exercise bo given them, they may be pafely trusted with anything they will eat. During moultin? a few poppy &eedn are excelent, and at all times a little branch of fir or pine seems to afford them the greatest pleasure. The liti tlo extra cleaning or trouble Incurred by letting them have tho use of one or more rooms, is abundantly compensated by their love, their happiness, and their charming companionship. Certainly those who pretend to entertain birds ot any kind cbould bo their iriends and not their jailcra, lor birds, above all living creature, were created to bo glad. Tiik MixiarER'a Work. Thus, though the ministers of Christ aro called to a Held ol thought poeullar ln.leed, a field whose indennito length and breadth aud quality dhtinxuiHh it greatly and olten sadly from tho field Into which tho statesman or scien tific mind repairs, and Kecuies a deliulto answer to a definite Inquiry, vet tho ntew ard4 oi Clod's mvsterlts nre totting forth constantly from a I nsis of fact, and though the cup thoy carry contains an unknown wine, yet thoy who drink it carry ever aHer ward a sweeter life, and soul and hope Jlence, what tbee tvaril neeui to lose by tno vazuencps or tueir ine-oHnee in all made-1 op to them by the reality and grandeur of the trplrltual results. The land may le ijsuuhj, huw iw t very Kreut, a do ecionurc fields, thelg(il fioldi, the political fields may i . ... .1 j i.tl K t i i" oi mmr ubiuio iiouue.B, inn miy uy, We have fruits that one mavtshto.ro! bl)0inl7 la tno Qpon air throuzh all th9 year," and the truth ol the words wo admit, out they are robbod of all sarcasm by the ' fact that the iruils of religion which none have tasted, and Its flowers which nono have ever soeu, bold more power in their dream than the realms about our Jeet con tain la all their grons reality. l'rof. ttwlnj;. The bishop of Lincoln, Kugland, thinks tho cure of bouIs and tho training of raco-horses Inconsistent occupations, and he has accordingly addresed a ahnrp rebuke to the Itev. J. W. king, tho owner of Apology, tho win nor of the Hi. Logor. Mr. klnir owns two valuable cure In the dlocoso of Lincoln, and IJMliop Wordsworth call upon hlui to clvo up his pastoral rharcoor hlsroco horso, Mr. King's attltudo has hitherto intnn one of dollance; he hs re for red his dlocenn to his solicitor, and lntltnnte( pretty plainly that bo Intends to iclvfl up neither one nor tho other unless compound to do so. To the blhbop's last lotter he has tnado no reply. i ii i i Ihe hiu! drastlo, srlplnic, alokenlni pills, AAn m t pnaliMl r f ahiIa mas ma m t IkiilWw t UlcnU, are fiutbelnir superseded by lr. l'lerce's I'leasant Turgatlve l'ulle's, or Hugnr Coated, Coucoutratud Itoot and Herbal Juice. Antl-IUl lousUranulcs-tho "Uttlo Ulanfl'stharMoor Multuai In I'arvo Physio. Moilorn chemical science enables Dr. Pierce to extract from the Juices of the most valuable roots and herbs their active mcdlclual iirlaclnles. which, when worked Into llltlo Pellets or Clranules, scarcely larger than mustard seed, renders each little PelUtas active and powerful as a largo pill, while they are much more palatable and pleas ant lu effect. Dr. Ira A.Thayer, of ltaconshnr;, O., writes: I regard your pellets as the best remedy for the conditions for which you proscribe them of anythlug I ever used, so mild and certain effect, and leaving tho bowels In an excelle condition. It seems to me they must take the place of all other cathartic pllts and medicines." Lyon . Maoomber, druggls's, Vermillion, D. T say i "We think they are going; to sell like hot cakes as soon as people get acquainted with them, and will spoil the pill trade, as those that have used them like thorn much better than large pills." l'ause and consider whether It is better for your nresent trouble and future hfullh to us the Htunarltan's (lift or be cor'd with thr quack's Isalsam Conabtn, which drtiK Is a sure tell-tale. It. wl hu . Ix .nll ltit..fiti.ltlll iitur. (I Imrn.f I ti. smell. Th grand aud most lmiortaol part of tlie Kamarltim (lift Is its certainty of cure In the short time of two to four days, besides belnir idcasant to take, having no smell or un pleasant taste, And can ie uhi wimouitne knowle1ire of the inorft Intimate acnualntance. Tbe tilft is tbe only known remedy that can le depended on. Mule packages. l fem nie, S3. Kent by mall to any address. Hohl bv WM. C. COX. IS Käst Washington street. l)L5jilONJJ A CO., Propi lctoni, l"hlladeipUla, Po.

BENHAM'S Musical Review. A 32 page Monthly Magazine.

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BENHAM, Publisher. Dealer in Piano, Omans, Ktool. Covers, ana Muslcai Merchandise, 3-i East Washington Mreet, Indianapolis. Moffat's Lifo Pills ! Moffat's Phoenix Bitters ! ! and Page's Climax Salvo ! ! ! firm a complete Family Medicine Chest, and hare cm red more disease, and hare done more rood for humanity, than any other medicine ever offered to the people. MOFFAT'S LIFE FILLS are purely Vegetable. Ihejr act on the Idrer, opening 1 1 e duct, and restoring the body to perfect health, and may be relied ob to aure Xenons and Sick Headache, Costive ness. Dyspepsia. Indirest Ion, Jacndice, Liver and llilioui Compiaints, Colds, Sciiryjr. (ieneral Weakness. Feyer A cue. MO FI AT'S PIKEN IX IJliTEKS correct the secretion ef the Stomach, and are a sure rare for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Female Complaints. Weakness IMiilitr.&e. FANE'S CLIMAX SALVE ig n compound of Arnica Ith man'j oilier extracts and balsams. We warrant it to eure Nerofols and Kalt Khenra, Fever Sores. Pilea, Frost Bite. Chil blain, lorn, inflammation of the ryes, liroken Breast, Sore Nipples, Cut. Bruises, llnms.Scal.l and all Cutaneous Diseases, on man or beast. It allays inflammation, sublines all pain, and heal wit hoot a near. It I worth it eicht in pold to every family, and should always be on hand. 'Sold by Druists eTerywliere. J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor. Sö Liberty street, ew York. rpo ALL W1IOM1T3IAY CO.MERX. Notice Is hcrebv el ven that George iJosdorfe of tho county of Marion, and State of Indiana, has under and in accordance with the provisions an act of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, en titled "an act providing for voluntary assign ment.sof personal and real property in trust for the benefit of creditors, and regulating the mode of ndmlnlstorlne the name," approved March 5, löl, mad by Indenture, daly &lzncd. acknowledged, delivered and recorded In said county, a general assignment or an lit property, real and personal, o me, the undersigned, in trust for the benefit of all his lona fide creditors, ond that I have, as required bv ald act, duly filed with the clerk of the Civil Cjt cult Court In and for Faid county a true copy of said assignment and the schedule thereto nt tached, and have duly made and tiled with said rle:k the oath and the undertaking re quired of me by Faid act. All persons indebted to mid i!ouoritr win Mine me same with me. and all persons having any c alms aaalnst him will file them with me, at No. 167 Last Wasülnston street, Indianapolis, Ind. ualed October II. i7i. UKO. O. GltlFFIN, Assignee A LOfJG YEAR. pnv for Iho I IXI'VTIl ATT.D IIHII'I'IA.N Wl:l.kl.Vui ftilt tubrrtriK Irom kow tu fc.U uf l.i'V post fnlil diirinn !7.Y No such paper published rUotntrr, ;lvei Ann Dlrlnrri. coxthiB thoiiivl of dol lars )crly; lorlr, keUlw, form. it.ril, na rif wx Cuniiplcte iHinlly weekly nt a low huck. Til K r irts to c5y ros. Tiitrj AT hitur. j CZ rald one urnt rtitt o( fKprriiniilal J-ry ennvam. AumTs wsit i row tm. .Vjinos "t'lfrt. Hufrnjn "rr, wr, AJlrrs It LUSTRATEO CHRISTIAN WEEKLY, (. ISO Nin0 TKrut, Niw Yoss. $100 WATCH FOli $15. A Solid 14kGoldWatch, Warranted in perfect order, mid Guaranteed I 1r ooti iwirruil linn C.n f. u ra to i - . j only wir ThcKe watcher aro In every resreetof nrrenranc ana durability, equal to our S17. ihk Gold v Kiciioi ami can not Uo lt lKU'l from thrin Au cuts mid Jewelers are ma in lnru profits on them they readily sell for from I'mmo 17). and oden bring tl). A fine simple sent post paid to any alilress on recolpl of price. To him 1 1 re SHtUfttctton to ull, we will refund any non h money. If the watch Is returned without damni wlihlu ona week artcr It is received. AMhk fi KW KNUIiANl) WATCH CO.. I'M Tmiiont street, liokton, Mass. Notice Is her' by el ven that the annual meet ing of tbe toc'.;holdi'rs of Ilm Kall('re k sml V line itlvcrlimvel lUm l ('.nur any will lj held at school hotiMM No. i, lu Washington towimtilp, Msrioti ooiin'y, on Hniuniiiy, tiio 7lli uy or November, l I, at Do clock A. i to t bx't (5) rtvn directors for the ensuing year, lly older ol tho liouru oi inrectors l'OWKLL HUWLAXD, Hecretary. i ififii , Mm ni rr.. . .. i ... i .... i .. a V t,,riiriiii i-.iv,.in,n v.vi..-- i.:. I ..(........... i t rm. . i lxmd In leather, and contains about 7i0 pages, fully Illustrated, it gives tl o history, syniptoiiis, csumkh und treaiinint of all Win Uloesius of horses, hoirs, cattle, sbfepand poultry, and is Just the hook that every runner an t sKM'k man needs, uiinsarnpu su e, and uents win no well to apply lmiii!liitely for territory and wnn m J Ii. l 'KAUL.KY, i'ubllHher, ludlanapoils, Ind. MANUFACTURER . OF EDGE TOOLS, Hurh as rianlng, Carrlnge Makers' and Hhlngle Knives, moulding tuts, umut'cr tuts, cariHu lers' and Coopers' TtMtls. Mill Ticks and Axes muue ami r-nlrel In the bet manner. All work warranted, factory No. l'Jl Houlh Merl dlan street, ludlunapol is, Ind. i. Ali uuunr 5 LOVERS' GUIDE iu" MikIoI Iav Letters art of fuliilug 1 dltlon) Z'A istrated iK love and marrying who and when you please bow to be handsome cures for hundreds of dlsensts; also many 11 w crta, arts, mysteries, money inakinn method, etc. 1'rlce ouly it) Of 11 la. Address UMIO.N I'UUMSlllMUlU, XSewarU.N.J. LADIES AT HOME And Men who have no other business, wanted as aitenia. xsovel pnius, pleasant work, aroml ny. Hend three cent stafnn for particulars. iuauKAruiu.oMeAfir, Ji-tiiaikc l'lace, lew YorlC. FOR HAL 12. STEAM ENQINES, From four to twenty liorsa power. Address, lir..UY 1IA1M ocu, Monmoutli, ill. 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MEDICAL.

yEDIOAL SPECIALTIES I MEDICAL OFFICF Oi DR. ROSE No. S3 West Market; street, one square North of Rates House. CFFICTG HOCK'S 8:30 a. u. to 11:30, and 1:30 P.M. to 5. 3;ui.ir MoP. ii. Dr. Rose, tho unreal r?c:all'.. dovoics hi at tention eiclnalve'y to the treatment ol Chronic and Long Hiandlcg Maladies. Lr. Hose's ar.ccena In the treatment of ail Throat and Lcng com plaints, Pneumonia. Astsma, KmnoUlUs, Coneruption, etc., etc., la mipr scedentod. NAHAL CATARKII fpeexJUyand iermanentiy enrol. Kaptd relief aflrded n r'yj.pepsla, diseases of the Ilver aad aTocttoni of the tuooc , Nervons Debility, KeiJialetiorriplRinla of Yf.ry character receive especial care, and treated with the most plaastnj rewalt. In performing epeedy cores of Frjvat DLb?. or eoEjnlalnta of th Uecltal and Urinary Organs, Dr. flea's remedit a kivkb tail. lUdlcal cure guaranteed without losof time cr chance of diet. WDr, I lone will lie pleased to furnish lnqc.trera the rr.ot convincing; proofs of his marveioui suce9. Privet eitiSuiUtlon rooms connected wita office. Chanre lu cerrrlaj5e witii circumBtarce oi patient. Oosscltatioä Fku. a 411(5 ü:J conuacnicatioTH to CK. F. TV. ROSS, No. 38 Wet Market SU. Indianapolis. Ind. TUR GREA'I t?T SPECIALIST OF HIT, AG in tbe North-West, where he is well known. ln MtaHishod thi LAKGLST rnACTICKin thi TMt TIVFSTY IX !., In VHHOXW sad fiECiiKT j XFALS.o( both ,lMij"Md t i.M.li.r,t.6ocut's Ciirk bt., corner of Vau Lureii Chicago. III. tost aiSiBolil M HOW IT 0AÜ i:ü KEäTOSED. TüeUlei-r.t-l ki-s PK. DUELOW, knoua throticli. i.t U t;: j North-VS'et?rn Sfst.l aprrnr d vrtn:c rr:--e!io for t:. cor ot spyHjlATO':!:rr r . ot a;;;1"l S DEBILITY, rroduoinst Kl.icili:3 r.i t ) i'ACKt-'.'A A YElitlOSxo Sti'iFTY. Ac. 1 1sl'.'icied fr SOCI 1 1 . D I SIM M or 21AE!;lEt 1 H E. 1 leeoEnJlEOlI'Scan beEFLU.D uroo.nsth b t r v.a i thuax la Lis jracüce for tto lait 2'irz:. ' i' v fifTTir.? from thoefirift l.t 'r u UlIij ocJ nturtivj. di-f - SPEKMATOvtr.K-2.1. cn)D-1 by KLi" AlU'SK, tl.e stmvtiiH t i wire1! r.-s S-Bdt.-d Im.os. lSLIi2ST10X. 1 KBIT A J: 1 I.I I i'. h in of Manly Power, frightful crf "i. eei.ra'.i.-: ct t.iläB when al-ep,icelaiu;uoly,se5f-:i';rur.t,c;-fi':-' ji;enioiy, hr.ajfuli.rss aud tiiiiiaity -6lP"i'on c: he-irt, thtslics of hvat, cLiliy onaiiuiif. rctl-Mr.rs', co'.J fett, at tirnca Tor.icious opi:iit9. n'.llow c-wi j.l :; lir.L b'.otchcs and piwplta on the Taca, lore nf m'r .! 1 ln;l'i!itr to cnwitrHte th mi'l. AV!-TtSlo:J I'1' 8: 01 ETY. rcr.dennn M Ali ill AUK IMPUOi 3-tri V. sliild apply hX enco. tvi-jr cfe Iwriiro. 11; rerntaHoii irnRuatJtMsfuct. CTtJULAItj bvnit'T TWO STaMI'S. U;a large Kork ho in pro, ;r.l fur Nets., containing, tlie ldtcct ficu worth knov.'in . (m RüÄRRiAGEt&iB8 Q FliOM Til F. Kl' f OK ALC li i' tar!y I.' . Hi MAVIHKlD RKSTOBKD. liur-'d-ru-.-nts to UAKPtlAGt: reinoTd. hfW r.:eth-jd of tre-.:-rnnt. New and remarkable remedial. BihA ü'i.t cirotilsrH nePt in sailed envlop to any s'irrii. ( :HKLit oNPES';K CONIDfcNT I A L. Au lr. , PK. V. KHiLLOW. 27 B. tLAlilkör CCititr i,'. VAS BCI1EN', Chicago, 111, W J a. ' . - - . ( . . ....... f Car :l fj-nn i f l'ri-. a ft I OrouH i i wi 1 1n ft prljtoti arc cr;-. .u:'.t. if rhs itbe no; fUvVoM.'iil, 1 rmr. A;e, wiih " i'jU Trstr.1 TT N HpArra iT.-h , rr : j therciul: cf If r' 1 lli-.-ir cn-n.,T ? ri: r sctl.-a .'.Mjcc. rr.3 L ri .i' ic i Vj rcpoaic'.".'TMti. ujt'.: cjrert. r.n. i v.". ;n &ud Imj otr.rj, ur in v..n " a or excrfts Id mattirvr yan, nre thoro nUtt r.ti.1 p?nui.4n eur.-d. A mciiaj I uf r :.i:ia.; : a r.-!r.3 1!:m .. at la a!c J enl lap rarti.iu . All ccu.ij.j. :.::i,in ciuSiltniiiil. I'l'.icntJ Irentcl by n:ni! orrx;."..:., t..t stit" p".:iL' llii b?t to TUit tbe ltr lor pprpot-tl ciD9uH.itien. Ctp!tialnc who may B.srr.-, Si r.iy rol, vfcy ; the Impedan.nts to marriairo at't t. r .qunri tDdeur; mhtt ta betlna In aa -h 'IlJ) pn? tot, conuiclnn niocfc AirormaU'a for the MARitivn, or those ooateraplailtif Diar Ittce tlrnt llarrla- (Jui'.o anil t'rtvat Coun.rt. r. 8enl CnaTyadJr". eurclT M. bT mall, f r 60rroU, by IVPfANA MKDICAh fVriTITUTl!. o.3! Krutucky are' iolUoapolU, led. liUL'iiS A. H'-toSP. 11. DESPONDEN-: CY. Urlef. Anx iety of Mind, Defective Mem ory, UashfulncKS, Weakness of Mind and Body, all trouble eauseu oy nervous uetlllty, speeuliy cured by the only known and sure rmelv. used at the WEHTt.UN Mrlül 'AL INHTITUT1", 137 Sycamore ßtreet, nnclnnatl, Ohio. o pay required of responsible pe-rsons nntll cund, He nd two stamps for Ire circular. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE or REAL ESTATE. Notice Is hireby dven that by virtue of an or der of the Civil Circuit Court of Marlon county. Ind., tlie linclcrlin 1 lmlnlMlrntur rr tu patäte of Mm I Hi Hut, i1-ohnj. will sell at publio fiiuollJO following (K'Hcrioou real CHtate, belong In to the estate of said deceased, to-wlt! The went liRlf of (lie soutliwetit quarter of Mctlon thirty-one (;il). In townnhlp wovfii te-n (17), north 01 range five () eivM, m Murioti county, lud l'LACKAND TICK MS OF 8 ALK. The said real eotat will lx Mold at rublle an tlon on tho premises, in Lawrence township, lu said county, on Huturdny, tlie 11th day of NoVfttnhrr, 1st4, between the hours of li o'clock M and 4 o'cUfM I". M., to the hlKlicdt and bettt bidder, but for not loss than two-thirds of Its ap praised vnluc, ond stihjrct to the otiO'thlrd foo simple mterrsior jisry nau-s, widow or said ue eeaiHxl; one-llilru of tlie purchsn money 1 ble cash In hand on the day of sale: oue-l In nlno motu lis, n ml tho remaining ono-tliird in Hi months from the day of sale: the purchaser to a' ve his notes for the deferretl paj-innui lear Ina six )Hr eent. interi si from uate, without reII. .It ft...... wnlnn I lin ii. Inn.nluiiinjiiil I..,,.m Aikil llll lll'llft lllllllHluil V n I', 'I llinriiivil IHnni ffllll protMlmt for reasonal.lo atloiney's fees If suit Ih Itint llutml therpon, with rmhI IrMhol4 auoucurlty to the approval of lti uuderslKtiwd. nAinuJ'.L umi, AUiniuixirRior, LANDS FOR SALE I Tha tintlerslirnM. trusleo. omrs for sale tha lands aud lots lielouutiiK to tha Indiana & Illi nois IVntral Railway Company. Tiics Und com irlss o,.TJft acres and M town lots, situated In tlie counth-a of Clay, Klkhart, (Ircene. Jetter son. Japer, Kosciusiio, Murlou, lorgsn, Marei 1 at. 1 t. v w t.i , iinvui i iimri i hum miiimiii, Ml, Joseph, Hteubon, Vertiitlllon, Wells and Vt'hlt-o, in the Htntaof Indiana: lu the counties of Adams, Calhoun, Christian, Fulton, HanCock.. Jlfiiry. litwiuoi. hn- x. M rcer, Mo ltoiiouuh, Macon, lMoitnrl. rlka, matt, Hcliuy ler, vermiiiioii anu win, 111 in Hutu, or Illi nois: III Hie counties of iMiy and Antiauoose. In HiaHtataof Iowa : and lu th county of Ottawa, in tno t-uaio or Micniuan. Tbesa lands ara mostly unimproved, and amonn them arn praliio, timber, coal, and valnu tue 1 run ti iiinus. iney win no sold at reasonable prices In tracts to suit imrchasors. l'urcbasers ror an tha lands in each county are esMelalty solicited. Terms One-third canh, the balance luone and two years, with Interest. Till perfect. Apply at NO. ..I houlh l'eunayl. vania si reel, luuiMiispons, tun., in juiixn ii. LLiiui, trustee. Clarke's New Method s Piano-Forte: Endorsed lu the Musical, Educational and general Press, and . by Good Teachers, to bs Beyond all Comparison the Best to bo had at Booh ana Music stores. Sent by Kail, Price, $3.75. I CC i. UAI VCD Of a Chestnut t. LLL a IILLU, I'UlUlJLLrUlA. TUE MILWAUKEE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, The new riiyslologlcal solf-enre for lirnWnilP nmil ITV From early Id. MLn VUUO ULDILI I T discretions, maiiod under seal, on receipt 01 1U cent. Ad. dresa M. A P. INSTITUTE, Milwaukee, Vr'U,

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AUENTS WANTED FOR PROF. FOWLER'S GREAT WO Rh On Manhood, Womanhood and their Mutua Inter relations: Love, lr Laws, Powers, etc. AgenTs are Belling from 15 to 2.5 copies a dav. fceud forsrKc'nuii pages and terms to agenü, and see why It "IIa taster thsn any o'Uer book. Address N ATION AL. PU B LI H I NO CX) Phila.. THE MASON d HAPrlLIN ORGAN CO., Winners of TTIUKK HIOHi-XT MEDALS and DIrUJMA OF UUXUlt, at Vienna, W3, and Pari. 1Sü7. now offer the Flsji:sr ASSORT JIKXTofthe BEVT CaBLVEl' OStUANH in tlie world, inclualnsr new etvles with rmont iinprovements, not ouly exclusively for cash, as ionnetiy, but alcoon EW PLA.S OF EAS1 l'AlJll.MN, the most favorable ever oOered. i ORGANS ri F.JT;l WITH PKIVILEUEOF flKtllASE to almost any rart ol the I country. First payment J9 J or upwards. Illii&lrafed Catalosraesnnd Clrcnlars.wlth full particulars, sent free on request. Address MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO., KiMloii,fwVork,nr Cliicngo. mmm is as effectual a remedy FOR FEVER 2: AGUE as tha Sulphate in the same doses, while it affettt tne neta less, is more paiat&Die and mucn cHeaptr. Send for descriptive Circular with Testimonial ef I'hysieians from all parts of the country. t Sample packages for trial. 25 cents. Prepared by BILLINGS. CLAI'i &i CO, Manufacturing Chemists, Boeton, Maas. TTT A WrpiTl Men and "W omen. Girls and s. to tell our new visiting cards. Larg r proat.1 than any other business, Our mr nmoth out fit for 25 cents. FIUTCll & WALKER, Dayton, O I Is oJi aklauMT rKL'W LUJIht HASÜFAC lid '-ml'1 rrtacn, wita Pric Uti, mUc4 tat aity ccnu. I Ilk Kiekut CbiU tlbotil efcwx. Tri f twijre I ilmil SvrrLua Co., isi Brtwdwty, Rew York. $lsOOO PER WEEK Can be made by any smart man who can keep JJ 7 lint I u. x iitKI his business u himself. Address MANN, Uoboken, N.J. S5 8 $20 Address Portland. Maine. at home. Terms free. UKO. ÖTINSOJi & CO S77; JA WEEK guaranteed to male and female ascents in their locality. Cots no fitLVU to try it. Particulars free. P. O. VICKLUV & CO., Augusta, Me. 'rvSVlUflWIXTV CkU. WitTI.MTRf!Vf: IT Ilow either sex may fascinate and ealn the love and auectlons of any person they choo'e, InBtantly. Thla art all can possess, Tree, by mall, ror eentu ; together with a .Marriage Uui'Je, Kyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Indies, etc. l,"Wi,J0 8old. A queer bock. Ad' dres? T. WILLIAM A CO.. Pubs.. Philadelphia. ANOTHER CHANGE ! FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT IX AID Of THK PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. POSTPONED TO NOVE3IBER 30, 1874. DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE. LLST OF G1KTS. One Grand Cn-h Gift..., 2.V),ric Ono tirand Cash Oilt... Oni tii.ind (iisli (tilt.... Uue (Jrand Cash Oitt..., 7.i't) , NU Onerand Ca.h Oitt ßC'ush liliti, 5'J.i,m,U euch ...M,,t, .. loraKiium. ll.'wmenoli 1 to.uo 1 I'RHll illlK, 3) Cash oins, r)l'a-li (iifts, :) Cn.h (ilfip, U) ( 'r.h1i (lifts, loo cash oifm, 2 tot ash (lilts, .0 Cash (Jilts. 1(1,(4) eaflh.. l'x'.IKlO lui.mni 0. 1' O each 4,m each 8,(NM each 2.IXK) each 1, (K e:icrt...... axi each liK) each. it) each 1IK),(KKI !n,()(KJ 14).I1) I'MMfil) 12il,tJ II.IMi 19,1.x U . anil (tilts. Urnnd Total 20,(X) Gifts, all cash f.VMVXX' 1'IUCE OF TICKETS.. Whole Tickets . Halves M 25 W 6 1)0 Ten 1 h , or ( ac n (.'011 ion ... , 11 Whole Ttok&Ulor Ticket for . For Tickets or Information address tiio. r. imAMi.r.TTK. Aaieait and Miinaifr, rubllc Library Uulldlnj, Louisville, Kr NOFURTHER POSTPONEMENT or TUR SECOND AND LAST ! GRAND GIFT CONCERT in Ain or Titc Masonic Relief Association Ol-' NORFOLK, VA.. THURSDAY, 10TH N0VEMBEU. Under authority of tha Virginia legislature (act paNcu Tiaren 0, im.) 50.000 Tickets- 6,000 Cash Gifts. $280,OOQ to lircoiviur AWAY ! Ona llrand Cash (ilft of... n tlranil Canh nrt of... (in (iraud OrmIi i ft of... f Irt.UKl .(SKI ,-1(),inJ aaaaaai ()nOraud ( axli ilft of... a aaaaasaasaaaaat One (Iraud CasliUlft of One (Iraud Cash Oin of Une (iraud (ali (illt of. ..a.uw 11 Caxti (lifts of I,(KK) each.. SMCiuh(iiruor fs-iorarh.... 11,1x11: 41 Cash (llfis of 7Ut aJ.li (Itnaof Vi) Cash (line of r7H('imli (ilfiaof 2.'i0each......., IW each 10.7.rl 1 1 ,H. J jini ii ...... m.... ...... .aw.isto Ml each., ,.tf,Kj Sma) Cau Ulfls of 10 each eeeeaeii . WJ.oiW ONJ0CAHII RIUZEH OKSrcgatlnK, XiM,iW teeeeeseeeeesei TRICK OF TICK ICTH! Whole Tickets 10.00 quarter TlckeU....'J.W) Hall Tickets A.ot) Kleven Tickets. ....luu.uo NO INDlVIDlTAIi J HIN 10 FITS. This concert Is strict Ir for M AMONK; purnosea and will be conducted with the same llttorallty, honesty aud fairness which characterised the first enterprise. For tickets and circulars stvlOK full lu forma. tlon adilresa IILMtT V. nooilF Wee'y, loa folk. V. Ul-.SrUNrUlJLJ'J WAISTf.U. VC NO 1'Ü.STrüNEMKMT. GRAND MUSICAL JUBILEE AND GIFT CONCERT, AI afltt1V PITV Til VT A Positively Thursday. Nov, 26, 1814, AM U VALPARLR KKA L ICSTATR Will be distributed among- tho ticket I holders. Only (US.iau tlckeUwlll be Issued a larse portion of these aro already so J 1.1 People's ecbeme. N'et profits to aro to Chambor of C mrcerco, Firo and Mllltla Com nan lea, and the Public Library of I FlouxClty. Hluglo tickets Vi. Two tor l. I lU-llable agents wan tod. Liberal commls alons allowed. Hend lor tickets, terma or circulars to N. HATTKNBACII A CO., Rloax City, la. PRESOEIPTION FREE Kor the speedy enre of Heralnal Weakneae, Lost Manhood, and all disorders brought on by in discretions or Kxccuttifl. 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rSlZLER-3 KüT BITTE ELs. THE GREAT BLCOD 1SD BEUEDT. Vom the Cleveland Sunday JJit-niia I'oior That Fraxler'a Root Bitters possess an eClcacy Kreuly superior to any oiher preparaUon tat searching the blood with which we are a? qualnUd, we can testify from actual olserva tlon. know many Instances wi,ere Ind

""f"" ji Minicte! nave teen perms pent ly restored to health bv tteir us Mi value of His Itoot miters are aUo persons wellM.UUV.U as citizens or standics and Integrity la whose statement implicit conndenoe way be placed, and their testimony nsay be taken aa conclusive evidence cf thefUmation in whieh l1"? particularly at ,iai?eq.ulr,eH no recomriendatlon, haVinc stood the tad of trial here. We can wPh aafety, and do recommend wl h entire confidence ita use elsewoere, by all who may be afflicted with f-Mü. f1 or humor in. tho blood aa ÄT.S .irnsthenlng and Lealier w,b4Äferu,and at country ULOF.UK W. FRAZIER, Proprietor, o91 St. Uair street, Cleveland. O. DISEASES OF THE LIVF.. W hen tne liver becomes disordered and diafü130 rt"50? 83 aictetl lslndeeU niiBerablc. The skin becomes sallow, the tonene la coated.coRtiveness rrevai:.s,some:imes diarrhoea, apretlte frequently voracious, at other times no uw luitnuv Bllttluca ui-ureioeai, tne patient is lanculd, devoid of energj-. faint, dysintic. we.r-i: Mr ., pressed m mind ; has a fit of the blce; dai! eyea and blotchedskln complete the plctcre. Oneor all of these will indicate that ihe liver Is In trouble; it Is naturt 'a voice cryiuR far aid. Le. lay lsdiineeTOug. In this disease Frazier's vt liilters act like mscic. STJFFEKED OVER TRIKTEEX this -trrrT; LIVER COMPRINT AND DTSPEPfcIA, CURED U THREE BOTTLES OF ROOT BITTHRS. Mr. Frazier Dear Pip- 1 deem it n-. tf gratitude to you, and a duty toward thos who are suileriuB; from liver complaint and dyspepsia, to make the following statement: 1 have been an invalid for over thirteen years. My complaint was a disease of the liver and d vs. pepsl. My sain was yellow, tha whim nf eyes was the color of saffron; I was sleepy and heavy. with"headaehe. and nn of any kind : I was afllleted as bad as any living woman could be. I took bottle after bottle ol paienimeaictn!, ana paid over ITiAJ to the beet physicians without any beneßt. I suffered more than I can tell you by letter, but could tret no relief unt'l about two months ao I pur. ehased a bottle of your Root Hitters from Louia Sralthnight, druggist, 13. Woodland avenue thlscity. I csed thl bottle up, and sine then have used nearly two more, and they are the only positive, sure cure for liver complaint aad dyspepsia lhave ever tried; thev have cured me completely, and to.-day I am as healthy as anj person can be. You may use my name i: you see rroner. as It mav he th mor.-i rf in ducing others to try your Cucovery aad be cured, lor good health Is bettrr than eold. Ever yourfriend. MRS. ELLKN CltAslt V. No. 2ü Orange street. c;t v)'.auc'.. O RHEUMATISM. Never before hai there existed a remtlv unfallluplvFiiccwsliil in the rheumatic aSVo lions as Kiazler's Itoot Hitters. Oueor twalml. tle.H 111 do more than a hogshead of linlmeuts, for It can-lesout of the circulation the acrid humors In the blood Upon which the rheumatism depends. From H AMU EL K. KIMHAI.I lVKtrnf?tB . I have suflered with chronic rheuinatlsv vir seven years, 1 havetrlcl probablv twenty phyElclans, and spent hundreds of dollars, a 1 with, out relief. 1 am now uslnc your loot Hitters. they are curing me, and 1 would not be without them for a thousand dollars. DISEASES OF THE SKIN. All diseases of the fkln are blood dia. eaes, lor when the blood is pure the skin must befreo from all unhealthy eruptions. 1'lmple 011 the fare or b dy, f-rysiiielas. Mill rheum, ul cers, soies, boils, cnibuuele. lilotchcs in Ihe the Lair, ore eyes running from the cars. t ic. etc., are caused by vl humon tn the which can be srxfdily lo termiuated by uaiuz Frazler's Root Litters. ROOT BITTER A HCRKn'Rli FOR nrifORa Nr riMPLESON THE FACE. DkarKir: My oblecl in wrltlnn- the. folinw. inn is to Mrend valuable lnformstion. Havlnj been troubled with huniois and pimnlM In my lace and lodr, and after Irvine Sarsanarllla and many other reinctlt-N atlvrllvil, for searchliiK ihe 1UhJ, hi.1 rT l vine n tenet, X com men red using Root i'.ittor, and less than three littles lias eflectcd a radical cure. I hava never enloyiKl sucli Kood health before, aud 1 attribute It to the um of your Hitters. R. F. 1IEIUU3T, Canton, O. FEM ALB DIsKASKS. l'niilpr' Hoot IUttra nave (riven rtealth au.l spirit to thouHiiuds of fimales. The holloa rheck.tho funken eye, I lie sallow countexanro, the dark circles underneath theeves are all Indicative, of weaKueMi of Ihe fomale rnvna or Keneratlon, wblcii are speedily overcome Oy tu. . . -il.. 11 a Inn usooi u;e ruoi uuuii. TIKART DISKASn. ConstlpaMnn, Indigestion and fallura to perunlra frefly, c.iuwa palpitation of iho In-art, throbbina of tbe stomach, abortne of the breatli, wlminlnu or dlzslna of lbs bead, numbness of tbo iHHly.stnKuatloa of Ihe blHd w vi mo iNMiy, ainKuation 01 111 blooxl iy othrr tllKtroaHtuie nymptoun. r'm t Hitter j Cures all auch difficulties. It rn tue circulation and removes all oband matn r.ler s llMt siiniiuai, iiiecircuianou aud removes all obairucuoua HAS DONE ME Moni? GOon THAN ALL Ilfl MEDICTNEH 1 I1AVU TAKKN FOR TKN YKAKA. Mm. Daniel Hmlfti. of 1'nnitnr.l XT tr .ni.i. i mut ik: itvi lotildcru, heavy pain over tlie eyes, restlts at nicht, aud tired, ftilnty feclliiKS all Die time, writes: Mk. KK7.tr.R DKait Mh: I received th tmitleof i:iticryou'ntmj by expn-sx, and 1 have taken the wholeof It, ami It has done me mora kimmI than all the medicine I have ever taken, and 1 have taken morn or less ror ten years. 1 thought I could cot them Irom onr drutru,."!t,tntlh',y do hot yd liavo Hum. 1 could have sold IÄ ttottlea If 1 could linve rot them. 1 thick you mliiht have a great aale for your Hilters here. 1 want you tonend me MX bonus ior r, ilia prloe you advertise. (Send niiu a aa yon can. by expre-s, c. u. U. U Is the iicHi meiicine i ever saw. Kroni yo Kratcful friend, MRM. DANIEL HMITH. CATAitrtn. . To eure Catarrh. cleanse the blond. It ran 1 cured In 1:0 other way. You can no mora run Catarrh by Inltctlnic and anumnir medlclnea I Into the nse than you can cur a srro3ioiis sore with local antilloatlon. hrrlr' imni in tiers .will jxwitlvely cure Catarrh. It has li tver Tailed lu a fcluglolnatauoo, CATARRH CLIIKD. Fhazikh: I wish tolnf(rmvou Mk. rhal 3'our iridlclne haidoue for me. 1 waa afflicted with '.atarrh In Its worst form for minr years. 1 tr.d various medlciuea recommended bv nhr. slctaus, wblch proved but a lemixirary relief ity the advice or a lady Irlcnd who was cured ml thla same dlseaae by your Itoot 1 titters. I rro. cured one ha!i doxen bot lien, and they have ae eontplUhc d a perfect cure lo my cane. Ilelievlna that thousands are UrsnKlnjt out a miserable eiis la nee fnim theefTecu of Catarrh, 1 cheerfully recommend your Itoot Hitters to all who ata almllarly afflicted. MIHH AMKI.IA IlItANT, imeua visia, uuuer Co., I a CONSUMPTIVES READ. MR. KmAEiKR Dkar HiRt lam Uktn; vmn Itoot Kilters. They have done me a irreal of Rood; they have cured my cough, aud 1 fee; liae anoiner person, i ours truly. UAHM hi' CAIN, iaara, Ontario. fEVI.R AND xfJUK. No other remedy will cure Chills an t l'.r and all Malarious Disease so uuicklr as Kra. aler'a Hoot lUlters. a rornvK antidotk fob fever and aocb. Mr. Kkazikk Vt-AH Pint For several nmnth. I have been atrllcted with fever aud aarue. Kor week! at a time I was. confined to lha bona my sulTerlnK waa Intense. I could find no cur. until 1 heard or your Itoot Hitters, which wer recommended to me aa having cured so mam iiersius. inuvniaseu ine i.oot jwtiera atoui two weeks, aud they have restored me to mj former beaJlli. Willi every f.ellngof graUtudi ior your mvsumauie uinooverr. 1 am to an repectXuily, JOHN H0I.AN1), No. 83 Prospect street, Cleveland, O. Hold by U dniKlsta and at country atoroa Rold at wholesale by Umwhtng A Kloam, A. ivieier. niewiirm morvan, iiiuiiia atoms ana Perry Hroa, Indlansolls, Meyer Hres. Y ix Fort Wayne, lioonard Hale A do Loansport, Oulllck A Herry, Terre Haute. Tlnney A aioote Lafayette, and Keller A Vhlte, LvauavlUe. lad

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