Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 February 1875 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL" TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2 1875

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HOME AND FARM.

Ifcareii taken In oldins black hos, they can be dressed as whit as any whit h0. It Is a well known principle that all black substances absorb beat. Hence in dressing black bogs the water should not be ao hot as in scalding white ones. If this simple rule be observed, tbere will be no difficulty In dressing black bogs. It not unfrequently happens that, with an open season, sod plowing may be commenced late in the fall and be continued by spells through the entire winter In this latUuda. Besides advancing spring work cd enabling the farmer to thus accomplish more In the year, winter plowing ia la itaeli a benefit, when the ground is in good condition. Don't leave: your wagons, mowing machines, etc, in the weather. It 'iota the wood and rnsts the metal. A shed built with rough posts and covered with straw will save many a dollar as a covering for such things. Paint the wood worL of wagons, hay frames, etc, and see that all the metalic parts of machinery are well coated with oil. Creaking, half-hung farm gates are nuisances 'and annoyances. Any man with ordinary intelligence can make a good gate of rough boards, and hang it bo that it will open and shut conveniently. Bars are oldfashioned nuisances, difficult to construct, difficult to open and more difficult to shut. A good farmer nowadays discards them, as he should. Lameness in bogs is caused sometimes by the large pores in the back part of the legs getting clogged. They are a little above the k n uckles in the back part of the legs. Wash the legs with soap and lukewarm water, using ä stiff brush and rubbing bard till the pores open, and when the pores are washed open the lameness will leave. This has been tried in numerous instances with great success. Iu open weather take the opportunity to put the fences in thorough repair; straighten up posts, replace old plank with new, and drive a nail wherever needed. Worm fences are elective barriers, but the corners are hot-beds for the production of noxious -weed'. If planks or wire are not handy, It would be better to stake the corners, and lay the rails straight, so that the plow may run close up to the fence line. Many person, for reasons best known to themselves, defer the bog-killing season to January and February, and it is for these laggards we have collected the following Information: Select a clear, cool day if possible not freezing upon which to kill; the bogs should have had nothing to eat for at .least twenty-four hours before being slaughtered; as soon as they have stiffened bang up in a cool, dry place for the night, and the next day cut up and pack away. Size of Barrels. A president of an agri cultural society .calls attention to the fact that there are in a standard legal barrel only 100 quarts, while in the ordinary flour barrel, most iu use among farmers iu the sale of potatoes and apples, contains nearly oneeighth more. Farmers eell their produce In ilour barrels, and merchants transfer the same to standard barrets, making a profit on quantity, a well as on the price. In the sale of 600 barrels of potatoes from a farm, the proprietor loses 100 barrels worth 5250, for which he might as well be paid. The middle-man, not the consumer, profits by this. Farmers, see to it that you employ the one hundred-quart barrels hereafter. Pacific Rural Press. To Measure Corn in the Ear. A farmer asks how to measure corn In the ear, or in the crib or bin. There are several rules for this, but the most common is what ia called the 28-iuch rule that is, upon the presumption that a box one foot square and 28 Inches deep will boid one bushel when shelled. This rule applies only to the dent or gourdseed variety of corn. The cubical contents in feet are first ascertained, and this multiplied by three and divided bv eeyen, which will give the bushels of shelled corn of fifty-six pounds. Thus a crib that is thirty-two feet long, eight feet wide, and thirteen feet high in the average, will bold 1,425 buähela, and two of them bushels. A common wagon box, eleven feet long and two feet high, would hold twenty-eight bushels of corn in the ear. Another rule for the farmer's boy is to reduce the contents to cubic inched and divide by 4,032, which will give him, the bushels. Protecting Yoünq Trees from Rabbits. Of all the plans for the protection of young orchards from rabbits, I find nothing that so well agrees with my own experience and Judgment as the following: Mix soft soap and the flowers of s alphur to the consistency of a thick paste, and apply once or twice during the winter with a brush. The other, which is by alL means the best, is to take a .piece of common building paper, about, eighteen inches in height and ten or twelve wid, and bend it loosely around the tree, and tack it with a single tack near the center, and the work is done In the most effective manner. Common building felt will also do. Before putting the paper around -the tree, it should be examined for borers. The .paper will probably retain its position for two or three years. It will also afford a good protection to trees that have been set out during the lall. Cor. Bural World. Caring .fob Implements. The Journal of the Farm well says: There is noprinci pie in farming better established than that all tools and machines should be boused when not in use, and every firmer who neglects this is greatly wanting In the element of economy. The mowing machine that is left standing in the fence corner can not be expected to do good work, and for wooden Implements the case is worse still. The prudent farmer not only houses his implements, but he devotes rainy and snowy days to repairing them. A mowing macbinthe journals of which are cleaned of their accumulation of grimed grease, and carefully oiled, will run twenty-five per cent, lighter and fifty per cent, longer than one that does not receive this attention. Joseph Harris says bis hardest task with hired men 1m to make them take care of the tools oiid iarui. ro wonaer sucn men never reach the good fortune of having farms of their own. Treatixo Wounds. Every person should know bow to treat a Uesh wound. Every one Is liable to be placed in circumstances away from surgical and veterinary aid, where he may save bis own life, the life of a friend or a beast, simply by the exercise of a little common sense. In the first place, close the lips of the wound within the bands and bold them firmly toretber to check the flow of blood until several stitches can be taken and a bandage applied. Tüen bathe the wound for a long time in cold water. "Should it be painful," a correspondent says, "take a panful of burning coals and sprinkle upon them common brown sugar and bold the wounded part in the smoke. In a minute or two the pain will be allayed, and the recovery proceeds rapidly. In my case a rusty nail had made a bad wound in my foot. The pain and nervous irri tation were severe. This was all removed by folding it in smoke filteen minutes, and I was able to resume my reading in comfort.' We bive often recommended it to others with like Jesuit. Last week ono of

my men bad a finger-nail torn out by a pair of'ice tongs. It became very painful, as was to be expected. II eld in sugar smoke twenty minutes, pain ceased and promised speedy recovery." Wister Work. One ot the oldest and uost extensive farmers in Vermilion county, Ind., has experimented largely on destroying brush and briars, and ou the methods of preventing sprouting auor being cut. After extensive experiments, be find that by cutting underbrush and briars in the winter, when the ground is frozen hard, say in January or February, that they are most easily killed. They sprout some in the spring, but a little care in cattins them back, for m year effectually destroys them, the roots rot and they disappear. The ground should be frozen bard when the first cutting is done. Cutting at such time breaks and shivers the stem to the ground, and although be has no lengthy theory on the subject, 8 thorough and practical test ot the method proves it a good one. It has been tried on extensive anas ot land. We also bear that in the Southern part of the state this method has been tried with success, and those having tracts of land encumbered with brambles and briers which they wish to make available should try this method during the cold weather. We need hardly add that one could keep warm at that kind of work. Indiana Farmer. The Grasses. Dr. Bachelder, of Central Sew York,talks thus of the different grasses with which be has been experimenting: Berrennial rye grass be considers of no value for hay or pasture, as it will not endure the

winters, bat Italian rye grass, be says, is hardy anywhere in New York, and is cneot the most valuable grasses known either to cut for soiling or for bay. In vigor it is like orchard grass.but is finer in texture.and and is of the "cut and come again" kind, often producing twa crops of hay in a season, and then a rich aftermath. Meadow fescue he finds to be one of the most vigorous grasses, adapted to either meadow or pasture. It equals timothy in the amount otbay,andcan be cut at the same time. It ia a good grass to grow ith timothy. Sweet' vernal grass ought to be grown in the meadow to give fragrance to the other bay. Cattle devour it with great eagerness. Orchard grass alone, or with the medium clover, is valuable, but then it ripens too soon for timothy. If cut just before the flower-scape opens, it makes a valuable hay, but if left till it ripens it is no better than rye straw. Timothy, Italian rye grass, meadow fescue, red-top, meadowoat grass, and red clover npen well enough to make good bay, and are well adapted to the climate, which is the great consideration. The proportion he gives of each is as follows: Timothy, ten pounds; Italian rye, five pounds; meadow-oat grass, Mve pounds; vernal grass, two pounds; red clover, eight pounds. For pasture he thinks June and orchard grass the best. The doctor thinks the Alfalfa will prove valuable in the West and .'Southwest. AFFLICTED, Pause and consider whether It Is better for your present trouble and future health to nu th Samaritan's Uift or be gorged with the quack's Balsam Copabi.t, which drug Is a sure teil-tale, having a horrid taste and still more disgusting smell. The grand and most Important part of me samarium win, is its certainty or cure lu the short time of two to four days, besides be ing pieasant totale, navirg no smell or an pleasant taste, anil can be used without tbe knowledge of the roost intimate acquaintance. The Gift is the only known remedy that ran be depended on. Male packages, 12; female, i. Hent by mall to any address, ttohl by WM. C COX, 18 East Watfilngton street. DESMOND & CUM iToprletors. Philadelphia, Fa, JDJR- CL HC- PETERS, i OFFICE AND KKSIDENCK No. 70 North Liberty Street, INDLVNAPOLIS, I IND. Eito3 Independent: I here state that my wife had Female Weakness, Uterine Disease, etc. She was afflicted, and had been treated for along time by physicians without help was confined to her bed. We called In Dr. C. H. Peters, of Richmond, Ind.. who soon restored her to good health. I11RAM BREECE. August 8, 1X71. Personally appeared before me, a notary public in and for the county of Wayne and state of Indiana, Hiram Ereece, who, being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says, the above statement, given te Dr. C. H. Peters, of the cure of his wife is true, to which I hereunto affix my notary seal. JOHN V. THOMPSON, August . 1871. Notary Public. 7-ANTED AGENTS To wbem exclusive I T territory will be given to sell Navln's Explanatory Stock Doctor. This book is "neatly bound in leather, and contains about 750 pages, fully illustrated. It gives tbe history, symptoms, causes and treatment of all the diseases of horses, hogs, cattle, sheep and poultry, and is Just tbe book that every farmer and stock man needs. It has a rapid sale, and agents will do well to apply Immediately for territory and terms to J. B. VEAULEY, Publisher, Indianapolis, Ind. . "W TED, One Hundred first-class Agents to canvass for "The Illustrated History of Indiana." Just published, and will have an Immense sale. Publishers, R. 8. PEALE & CO., Indianapolis, Ind. LOVERS' GUIDE SSZXE Model Love Letters Art of gaining love of and marrying who and when you please How to be handsome Cures for hundreds of diseases; also many new secrets, arts, mysteries, money making methods, etc. Price only 10 cts. Address Union Publishing Co., Newark, N. J. $40 A WEEK. Jonest. Particulars free. XV. LAHREIJt Big sales and profits. St. Louis, Mo. Musical Review. A 32 page Monthly Magazine. Circulation, 120.COO copies annually. Each number contains $1 BO worth of music. The Review Is devoted to Mafic, Art, Litemture. and its readers. it is second to none in ability. It is second tooone in popularity. It is second to none in circulation. It circulates almost entirely fa families. It accept but a few Orst-class advertisement, and displays them well. It Is not like daily or weekly papers, glanced through hastily, and then destroyed, but is preserved and bound, and thus becomes a permanent alveitlsernent. It advertising rates are lower than those of any other Journal of Its class. It is not a class journal. Issued solely for the purpose of advertising the interest of Its publisher. its editorial columns are never Allel with advertisements or business puffs, either of its publisher or anybody else, and no amount of money or influence would procure tbe Inseitlon of a single word of a ivertlslng into that portion of the magazine. ONLY SI PER YEAH. SAMPLE COPY 10c. H. L. BEN HAM, Publisher. , Tas1a PfAriAS Hrffflna C m fV. tTaiCl ill 'OW"1) wa&murp, WKvio, VUVCIBf HUU I Musical Merchandise, 3d East asblogton street, Indianapolis. 1

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Circulars containing a fall list of prizes, a de cripUon of the manner of drawing, and other Information In reference to tbe distribution, will be sent to any one ordering them. All letters must be addressed to L. D. BINE, Box 432, Cincinnati, O. Office: Excelsior Ballding, corner Race and Longworth. THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. TO MAIL. SUBSCRIBERS. DAILY, One year (seven days per week, or every day In the year).., tia 0 One year, (six days per wees.; 10 O nix monies, one naif of above ratei Tnree months, one fourth above ratc One month, one twelfth above ra tee ..- Week, (by carrier, seven days per week).. Week, (by carrier, six days per week)....... WEEKLY. One copy TM , -..T.. KlVÖ OOplCfl .Mt tnitiwtMw Ten copies.-. Extra copy with club. Dally paper, three times a week : the days to be named by the subscrlter. (One year.) - Sunday paper, alone (one year) Six month a t , M St 1 ft 1 1M 1 IC 0 a o Remittances ihould be made by draft, express postoffice money order, or registered letter. Mall subscriptions In all oases payable In advance, and no paper continued after the expiration of the time paid for. - The time at which the subscription axnan Is printed on each wrapper; and, to avoid mis sing a number, renewals should reach thi orrica before the time ia out. Specimen copies will be forwarded at anj time to applicants. . to OKyiKita. News dealers, news agents and Clus agent will be furnished with circulars giving exao. and full details of business Information in po application. YOU ARE NOT SAFE IN USING- COAL OIL. COAL II.. DEVOGS BRILLIANT OIL. Died. Nettle Brown, of Warsaw,t. LiOOAL Oil Chicago Times. TESTIMONIALS. R. OODK5 Do&Evrjs, Professor of Chemistry and Physics. Collece of oepu 2i. ANOTHER VICTIM. Chkten.ve. Wy. T. Nov. 15, 1874. Mary ilarvey was so horribly burned by tbe EXPLO City of New York, Pro fessor or Chemistry and Toxicology, Bellevue Hospital MedicaiCollege says: "It Is evident, by the process of fractional SION OF A KEROHOE LAMP en yester day that rhe died to day. Dally Herald, Nov. 18. distillation, that year oil contains but mere traces of tbe more volatile products, for alCoal, Oil. A COAL OIL LAMP EXPLOD ED at the residence of thong :h heat was anrlui Mr. woir, -eorner oi for half an hour before Chart res aad Custom reaching 176 K no liqhouse streetHflast nlKht.ftila was evaporated and new urieans uuuy Picayune, OcU 0, 1874. condensed; - and after tone nour and a halt. At e:3U A. k. a nre ocwilu me ou at bit re curred at tha .house ofibut two drops were obJ. C. Perry. No. l&M Latoua street, originating lained." What tes Fouc ij8 tt ranch com pastes irutu nie culs laj!SIj OKA OlALOIL LAMP. THINK O DEVOE'g OIL. "The undersigned oflioers of Klre insurance Philadelphia Evening ueraia, .wov. s, is? IN liOUSTOW 8TREET. ktompanles do hereby A KERCH ESELAMPj rrcumiiieiiu mil Oil EXPLODED yesterday in a room occupied by t nEVOES BRILLIANT uiLi) to all havlne need Louis Hoffman, on the third floor of tbe tene of such an illuminator. It is important that conment house No. 21 East Houston street. Journal of Commerce, Nov. 11. lt74. r'iRK from Coal Oil. A house in LeveriDgton ave.,- below Mitcli-I ell street, Twenty-first 8 Omers should nurchase It as put np by the manufacturers, and the undersigned belive that the result will by a Rav ing of life, and such a diminution in the number of tires from km. Ward, was somewhat sene lamn eiDloslnns damaged by nre about i to raake all COMPAa quarter before 71 NIErt MORE READILY o'clock this moring The names were caused by the ivXPLOHION OK A COAL OIL LAMP and the scattering ol the oil among some corn husks. PciladelINSURE PREMISES WHERE THia OIL la II 8 KD FOR LIUHTINO." e-r Above certificate is signed by over 10O of tbe leading Insurance companies in the country. phia Dally Bulletin, -lOV. D, IS, 4. ' 'Use Devoe's Brilllaa tOil, whleh Is SAFE beyond chance, and the finest' illuminator in the world. No accident r explosion Is possible In Its use or misuse. Ask your dealer for it. DEV0E MANF'G C0.f PROP'S, NEW YORK. Standard Oil Co, Arts.. Jno. Alaton & Co Arte., CLEVELAND. CHICAGO. Alex. Veronals' & Co, Arts, CUC1SSATI. Dealers, send your names for insertion In this advertisement to Devoe Manufacturing Company, New York. For sale by BKOWNlNli A SLOAN, Agents, Nos. V 11 East Washington St., Indianapolis. Clarke s New Method 4$ Piano-Forte. Endorsed by the Musical, Educational and general Press, and ly Good Teachers, to bs Beyond all Comparison the Best to be had at 2?wä and Music stores. Sent by Mail, Price, $3.75. LEE&WALKERJ02-

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TO THE AMOUNT OP TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE TO BE DISTRIBUTED ON THE 27TH OK FEBRUARY BY THE PUBLIC LI BKARY OK KY UPON THE OZL'ASiON OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT. . , One Grand Cash One Grand Cash One Grand Cash One Grand Cash One Grand Cash Gift..., Gift... 1 00,0t X) 75UJ0 Gift Gilt Gilt..... 2.5.0U) 5 Cash Gifts, 10 -Cash Gifts. 15 Cash Gifts, 3U Cash Gifts, SS Cash Gifts, üü Cash Gifts, 60 Cash Gifts, KM Cash GlRs, 24U cosh Gilts, 6H0 Cash Girts, IS.OUO Lash GlfU, 2ü,U0Ü 14,000 1Ü.0U0 5,000 4,000 - 8,(AJU 2,U0 1,0U0 500 100 50 10U.ÜUO 14O.OU0 150,000 100.UUO 100,000 100,01 ioo,oob 120,000 60 XW 900,000 I 6000 Whole Tickets AAy CO.,,,,, MIlitMl Tenth, or eacn Coupon. U Whole TickeU 25 00 5 00 500 00 For Tickets or Information address TIIO. I. B RAM LETTE, Agent aad Manager, Louisville, Ky. PUBLIC LIBRARYJF KENTUCKY ! DEATH OP GOV. B RAM LETTE ACTION OF THE TRUSTEES A SCCCESSOK APPOINTED NO KORB POSTPONEMENTS DRAWING CERTAIN FEBRUARY 27TH. At a meeting of the trustee of the Public Li brary of Kentucky, January 16, 1875, It was re solved that C. M. Briggs, Esq., who under the late Hon. Tho. K Bramlette was the real tus lness manager of the gift concerts already given In aid of the Public Library of Kentucky, be and he is hereby authorized to take the place made vacant by the death of said Bramlette, in the mtnazement of the affairs of ths fifth and last gift concert, and that the drawing announced for February 27, 1875, shall positively and unequivocally take place ou that day without any further postponement or delay oa any account whatever. R.T.DURRETT, Tres. Jons 8. Cain, Secretary. Hereafter all communications relating to the fifth concert should be addressed to the under signed, and I pledge mvselt that tbe drawing shall come off February 27 or that every dollar paid for tickets shall be returned. C. M. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager, Room 4, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD AND New Orleans, St. Louis & Chicaso Railroad. Excursion tickets to the 'Sunny South," embracing New Orleans and all intermediate points, for One rare far the Round Trip Tue sale of ticket will commence February 1, and will continue until the 2uth. Return tickets will be good anfli April 1. Tickets for sale atChicaeo, st. Lou ia and all the principal stations on the line, Including tbe Iowa Division. General Ticket Office, 121 Randolph street, Chicago. Sr. JOHNSON General Passenger and Ticket Agent Illinois Central Railroad. H. C. II EMEN WAY, Northwestern Passenger and Freight Agent New Orleans, Ht. Louis A Chicago Railroad.

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R . B I G E L O I ITHE GREATEST SPECIALIST OF I! A- A (IV. In thA Nrtrthwect- where h Is trll known, nas established the LARGEST PRAC TICK IU the ntutt TWKSTY YXAKSxn CHROy. IC and tiECHET DISEASES, oi both MAX.X and FEMALE, a 279 south Clart St., corner ol Van Bnrn, Chleaeo. HI. TOST MANHOOD ! I lUOW IT CAN BE RESTORED. The cele- - bratod DR. HIOELOW, known throughout all he Northwestern states, has prepared curtail" remedies for the cure of tSPEHMATORKHfJSA, or If nitro US DEBILITY, producing BLOTVHBS on tbe PACE and A VF.RSIOX to SOCIETY, etc., mintUng the a filleted for SOCIAL BUSINESS or MARRIED LIFE. These REMEDIES can be RELIED Cpon, ftS the Doctor bis nnei them in bis practice for tbe last TWEJSTY YEAKS. . TO YOUNG MEN suSeiing from the effects or mat dreadful destructive dis ase, SFhRMATORKdCEA, caused by SULP ABUHE, the symptoms of which are Hemlnal Losea, INDIGESTION, 111K1TAtilLlTY, Loss of Manly Power, frightful dreams, self distrust, confused memory, bashfulness and lira lui iy. psvipiiauon oi tue neart, cashca of heat, chilly sensations, restlessness, cold feet, at times voracious appetite, sallow complexion, blotches and pi in pies on the face, love of solitude, inability to concentrate the mind. AVERSION TO SOCIETY, rendering CAR RIAGE IMPROPER, such should apply at once. Every case can be cured . His reputation guar antees this fact. CIRCULARS sent for TWO STAMPS. His large work cow in press, sent for 50 cents, containing the latest facts worth knowing. AN MARRIAGE. 1 FROM THE EFFECT OK ABUSE in early life. MANHOOD RESTORED. Impedi ments to MARRIAGE rei&ovsd. Hew method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and clrcalars sent In sealed envelope to any address. CORRESPONDENCE CONFI DENTIAL. Address DR. C. BIGELOW, 279 S, CLARK ST., corner of VAN BUREN, Chicago, Ills. C A m A T T O Permanently VJ I IV IV IJL the latest and most sue cessful method. The most Inveterate casts receive immediate relief. I T XT Diseases, Consumption, AfTecJLi U Ii vT tions of Throat, etc., treated with most satisfactory results. TPQTTTnWV INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25. XJJMX AXLLWX1 A. 18.4. UR. ItOdE SIR! X have suffered from Nasal Catarrh and a Bronchial Affection for 15 years, with no visible lrarruvement from the many physicians to whom have applied previous to you. I am happy to state now, however, that your treatment has been perfectly successful in my case, not a sol itary symptom remaining. Home avenue, near ruoaaway. raBpecuuiiy, ABEL EVANS, U. 8. Mall Aeent. I.ABLL. R. R. T) r T XT A rp I? Disorders, Nervous DebilX LL V 2Y JL Xjityand Diseases of Females receive especial care and speedy cures guaranteed. All Chronic Diseases treated successfully. 28 years experience. Consul tation free. Honrs, 8:30 A.M. to 11, and 1:30 p.m. to 6, Sundays, 1 p. M. to 4. Call or address DR. P. W. ROSE, 88 West Market, between Illinois and Circle streets, Indianapolis, Ind. BR. BUST, No. 39 Kentucky Avenue, Indianapolis Ind., Cara U Ibra f Prlrmn aad Caraale P1aiM A Ttfalarty daeatrd aad lailjr qaaliflM abyiMlaa, aaa Wea longer eiatlUbd. aad most aeifBk, a at aztaaatr praetie vitl prer. Are, with exptrtcaea, caa b reUA a. T mpoaiibt penona na ft deBaaded Mil eared. Spermatorrhoea, Sesual Debility and Impotence, rcaau r uu-ueu im yooib, atzaal cioovea la maturar years, ar atkar aaa, prodoctng aom af the fallowloi affectai anTocuna, ik.l union, iitKiw a awn, otratTiia knolT, mucu oacAT. avroioa ro auciai f r-l cooaioa or uiu, vnmm mau rowaa. are., raadartaa marrlnge Improper or unhappy, p maoentlj cured. 1'impMel (" pp) wot (iaiib far 1 tUA(ia MARRIAGE GUIDE, Kpplalaiag who aiay marrr, who mj aat, var; tfce lataadlmnta 10 mrnre esuw. coajuooc aaa aar; vkat ea it doM ia h XI r book, aaataiaiaf Back iBformatio for the harstco, or tbo-a aaicvipLalkaft au rirr a tru MarHacn Qut.le aad Frirata Caaaaaava. sb la aar addn.- a-cur-ij Kalcd, bj mall, tor SO i DR. C. A. BOHANNAN Cures all Private Diseases without the use of mercury. Cbarges reasonable fees, guarantees to permanently cure ail forms ox "spermator rhea," or "Seminal Weakness," In from two to seven weeks' time, umce, o. CIS jNortn nrtn street, between Washington avenue and Green, Ht. Louis, Mo. 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Mit FnknrU T-1 d um. i j . eratliude tn vn .T; . ;J.UI"M are suffering 11 w-pffid dy n an invalid oy t. complaint was a disease of tbe iivr .nir.. K1' .7 ,n yellow, the white of my eves was th w,iir ,.t . . fcUV.i.UK j ouivu , x was sieepy ana ro'JTH hIeadacu'' and no sppetite to? food of any kind I was afflicted as badas any livlnt rintnt m;,r' ..i..iue "'. bp" ert !ÄSf.tu2 your Rft Bitters froni 'jJouS m i. s J' urugjfist, i woodlawn avenue thiscitv. 1 niuvl t hi. V,i .rT",..'...ue nnwe,nearly two more ad they are the rfir.twf. VP .uro iur nver complaint and dyspepsia I have ever tried ; they have cured ma oompietely, and to-day I am -helltiiy aTanv person can be. You may use my name If yoi see proper, as it may be the means of lndnclni aSri,f?7oai:,l800very and be cured; fol Kwa ueaiui is better than eold. mend. MRS. ELLEN CRASH ÄW, No. Ä) Orange street. Cleveland, O. reyer before has there existed a remedy unfailingly successful in the rheumaUo affec KOMf.Vrlert KootBlttera. One or two boU Uea will do more than a hogshead of liniments, for It carries out of the circulation the acrid humors In the blood upon which the rheumatism depesda. From SAMUEL E. KIMBALL, Boston. -8rai I have suffered with chronic rheumatism ova seven years, J have tried probably twea'y phvriclana. and spent hundreds of dollars, ad without relief. 1 am now using your Root Bitters, they are curing me, and 1 would not be without them for a thousand dollars. u DI BEAHES OF THE SKIN. AU diseases of the skin are blood diseases, for when the blood is pure the skin mui be free from all unhealthy eruptions. Pimples on the face or body, erysipelas, salt rheum, ulcere, sores, bolls, carbuncles. Blotches la tfca the hair, sore eyes, running from the ears, etc ete., are caused by vl humors in the blord. which can be speedUy le terminated by ualna Frazler's Root Bitters. ' BOOT BITTERS A SURE CURB FOR HUMORS 4D PIMPLES ON THS FACE. DiabBih: My object In writing the follow lng ia to spread valuable Information. Havina been troubled with humors and pDnples in m faoe and body, and after trying Sarsaparilil. and many other remedies aaveniaed. fo searching the biood, and receiving no benefit. 1 commenced using Root Bitters, and less thaa tfcree bottles has eflected a radical cure. I havt never enjoyed 6uch good heaRh before, ard I attribute It to the use of your Bitters. B. r. HERBST, Caatoa. O. FEM ALB DISEASES. Fraaler'B Root Bitters have given health ana srlrii to thousands of females. The hollow cheek, the sunken eye, the sallow ooantenance, the dark circles underneath the eyes are ail Djdio&tive of weaanesa of the female organs degeneration, which are speedily overcoms y th use of the Root Zitters. HEART DISEASE. Coiiotlpatlon, Indigestion and failure to p ? spire freely, causes palpitation of the heart, throbbing of the stomach, shortness of taa breath, swimming or diMlnesa of tha head, numbness of the body, stagnation of the blood . , wny other Stressing symptoms, rrsvtler'a Root Bittern cures all auch difficulties It cumulates the circulation and removes all obstrar'lons. HAB DONB KB KOBE GOOD THAJ Aü THI MEDICINES I HAVE TAKEN FOB TEN TEASfi. Mrs. Daniel Smith, of Concord, N. H., aSlcter with weakness, pain In the lungs and shoaider J1.6!7.1.1? Jzth9 res. restless at nlgit, ate Ured,falnty feelings all the time, writes : Mb. Fraxikb Dkab Bib: I received tt bo'.Ue of Bitters you sent me by express, and have taken the whole of It, and it hasdons mi more good than all the medicines I have erer taken, and I have taken more or leas for tea yearaj; "oa$" I could get them from cut drrigztat but they do not yet have them, l coriM have sold 2a botUes 1 I could haveoi gtt1?lJtr:.thlnkyoarmlS;DtQv great salef ox our Bitters here. I want you to V.nd me otUes for $5, the price you advertise. I . nd quick as you can, by express, C. O. D. It U ; ht &e.t cln vr saw. From your most grateful friend . MRS. DANIEL SMITH OATAERH. .lf?J" (?trh,cleanst.tb blood. Itcaabs f?1 ? ? ?ther way- Yo can no more cars Catarrh by inlecting and snuffing medicinal Into the nose than von can mm a-,-... sore with local application. Frazler's Root , Bitters will positively cure Catarrh. It has fcever failed In a single instance. CATARRH CURED. Ufa. KRAnin. I vtcVi tA,. your medicine has done for me. I was airTv; y.tx '.atarrhln lta worst form for many y ear riclans, which proved bnt a temnorarv relief J y the advice of a lady fiiend who waj cured ttk iame disease by your Root Bitters, I pttv CTired one half doeen bottim. &n,i ' iaunce from the effects of Catarrh, I cheerfafiv recommend your Root Bitters to ail who mV suaiiarly afflicted. M lbs a M ELI A BRANT Boena Vista, Butler Co, Is, COXSUMPTTVES BEAD. Ita. Fraiier Dkab hib: lam takinr rr, Ma v v vswaav HIT m afrTffafai n Aa 1 ?Aif71CDr my cough, aall xtsl uureiijcisuu, xoursirniy. uakw KY CAIN, Niagara, Ontario. FEVER AND AGUE. Xl) nlhfr r.moila ailll m 11.- . acdallMalarlous Diseases so quickly T Fmalera Roct Bitters. H J r" A POSITIVE ANTIDOTE FOR FEVER AND A9TE laB.. ruir.rrii iva-a Qtt. w-- , I iave been afflicted with fever and aKue. o" w cu9 ai ums ä wan conunea to the Lore my suCerrng was Intense. I could fl-ad n ccrv tn'll I heard of vonr lltv.t Ritter -ti, tv. a recommended to me aa having cured ao man utaeu ui tutot filters abou firm.r health. With .rrii...! . for your Inestimable discovery, l am yours ri Tactfully johN Roland. no. Ki iTospect street, CleveUnd, O. RA.M VlV ATI l1.HiMllrf.,..J - A . . ri"w' 1 uit4i;i' anuu t roanirv stores -f.1lt0.wbo,eaJe by Browning A rfloan, a Btewart&Morcan, Haskltsf MonTirid xcrrjrDiva., inoianapoiia. Meyer Bros. k Co Fort Wayne, Leonard Iaie & Co Logansport. uldck A Berry, Terra Haute, Tinney McSrW I aa.uu o, T, ä-AkO, äVTäJUTlUl! In .-a,

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