Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 45, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1876 — Page 7

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JUNE 21. 187a

EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.

Letters from Bloomington DoBcriptive of the Commencement Exercises. THE STATE UNIVERSITY. CXOSIIVO OF 1EI KXKBCISKS THE K'SAYS AUD ORATIO OIVINQ THK DIPIX)JAS COIfFKRRISQ DEGREES. (Special Correspondence of the SentlneL Bloomisotow, I5D., Jan 15. In addition to the report seat yesterday of the graduating exercises ot tbe senior class, a brief notice of the performances of the afternoon may not be wholly uninteresting. "The Commanding Element of Character," by E. A. Shields, of Mount Carmel, was the opening performance of the afternoon, and was a very snooothlv and carefully prepared oration. "What Woman Can Do," an oritlon delivered by Mies Lina Adams, ot Bloomington, is deserving of especial mention. Alisa Adams baa been in college for five years, having taken the classical course, and this production, clearly and fully treated, stripped ot all attempts at word painting, was one of the best among the exercises ot tbe dy. The subject was treated In a conservative rather than a radical view ot this, a question of no amall Interest at tbe present time, and was earnestly Hs'ened to by all present, SJeut Ir.flaet.ee." ty Mle Flora C. Kendall, ot Wa sonville, Cal., wathe next in order, aod was a most interesting performance, evincing tbe highest culture and finish. W. B. Durborrow, of Williamsport, gave s mott excellent oration on tbe su jeer, "War a Factor in Civilization. Mr. Durbrrow is recogniz! aa one ol tbe bet of our college orators, and fully sust aius himself in this bis lam opportunity in college honor. Time prevents a notice cf all tbe performances, but the das prophecy by Miss Alice ' Pochards of Clear Spring, was so intemt.ng and amusing tbat it must not be wholly Ignored. As she pc urfd tbe future oi tbmcomU'g lusiices of tbe peace, and blue-stocking lecturers on woman's right, ehe was continually Interrupted by laughter and applause, wuenever tht weakness of anyone was brought out. THE VALBDIOTORY, tha first bonor ol the cl-w-s was deliver d by Sam. E. Darwood.cf Carbondale, I1Ünote. In the o&ierrlng of degrees, Dr. Moss, the prts'dent, said: Class of 1876 The diplomas which have Just been delivered to you are attestations of work done, and their reception by you la a pledge to the world that you will do better work in tbe future, because of the opportunities you have here enjoyed. In themselves, these pieces of prcbmem are-valueless as valueless as tbe floral tributes which have jaat been showered upon yon, destined soon to wither and lade. But both alike are testimonials ot appreciation, e-teem and affection, and with this significance may readily become strong incentives and encouragements. The world into which you are now passing will care very little lor the p'ace of jour graduation as little for tbe name of your parents. It will ask only after the quality of your work what you have done, what you are doing, what you can do and it will expect better work from you than from those who have been de- ' nltd your course of educatioo. Especially should ycu bear in mind that your proper spirit and attitude toward tbe world will be those of learners. If you become anything in society, and do anything wcrth doing, a considerable period yet will be spent in the comparative qatet and obscurity of preparation. Ana the character ot your fntnre work will depend upon the way In wbich you spend tns jeJMOl q .let, obscurity, meditation and thoughtful study. Moreover you are to carry the spirit and methods of Kamera through lite. If you are to GROW IN INFLUENCE, In happiness, in power, eveu down to green old age, you must keep jour minds open to the reception ot all trutu truth in thought. In knowledge, In sentiment, in leeliog, to tbe end. Dear students, I love you in a way you will appreciate better by and by tbart now; though, indeed, I know you appreciate and reciprocate it now; I ut you have won my neart. You are going out Into the battle 01 We. Tbe way will sometimes be weary, the knapsack a burden, the armor ot lite will wear and gall you. 1 would, if possible, beiore I part from you, leave with you some word that my In sacb boars of toil and loneliness become a stimulus . and encouragement. Let it b this: Tba.tbe permanent and fadeless honors and awarda of life are given to simple fidelity not to tbe great, the learned, tbe cjnepicuoas, and sacb, but 1 1 the faithful. " Be ti ou faithful now. death, and I will glre thee tbe crown ot lite. In tbe last great review, in tbe final examination, when the honors ot eternity are a signed Dy tbe Mt er or us all, may this be vour welcome and tbis your reward. God ble-ts you, every one After the address to tbe claes by Dr. Mos, the work of the board of t rns'ees was an nouncea. ine aezre o LL. U. was con ferred on E. E. White, presi dent of Purdne Uaolvernlty, and on TbomM u. Bdhrroil. of Viuceni.ee. Some changes have taken place In tbe faculty. Col. Jauae Thorn p on retiring irom the cnair o; civu engne ring on account of tailing health. la parting with Prof. Thompson, we can truly sty that tbe university loses one of its m-tnt earnest and laltutul workers; one who during bin tay has d me as much lor tbe building up of tbe university as could be debited, and wnonas aone more t estaoitsn a THOROUGH DICIPLT9B than any of hie associa e. Accustomed by bis habits of life that of regular army officers to have order In everything around him, be has labored bard and suc cessfully in bringing np the discipline ot the university from tbe chaotic state in which it waa found when firs be came among us. May be Ith aud prcs;rity te h'g n w ha' ever way he may go. Prof. H B. Boise n was elected to fill the chair of m dern languages, wbich po sition be so etifdC only filled from 1S71 to 1873, and WlUUm Uallantina elected as assistant prole sr of Greek. In eonc usion it may be said that tbe labor of tbe yrar has been satisfactory in the hlgbta degree; tbe present needs no olorlog, and tue future is auspicious. The work of tbe faculty Itm been faUbfo), earnest and, I trust, profitable. Fortunate, indeed, has tbe university been in tbe selection of a faculty and with our new and able president, who, as Gov. Heodrick remark d, "stands intellectually, a giant auong men," may we sot look for that hearty co-opjra'lon aud patronage whict neb an institution bo

richly deserves. Let the people of the state respond in word and in art. and tfceo

our Institution will soon become a rival of others of a national reputation. Mac. THE 8TATE UNIVERSITY. ALUMNI ENTERTAINMENT AMD RECEPTION COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES A GOOD ADDRESS Special Correspondence of the Sentinel. Bloomington, Indiana, June 14. I attended the alumni entertainment last night and found a brilliant company assembled in the university chapel. The resident alumni, especially Dr. McPbeeters, Messrs. Henderson, McCbord, J. H. Rogers, Gilmore. Mien, Harryman aud Sinders, deserve great credit lor making arrangements so ample for the com tort and enteittinment ot their guest. Tbe upper following tbespeeca and poem was a yery en) y able feast indeed, and was fully appreciated by the vast assembly thronging the spacious dining halls. Dr. MoPhee.ers, the master of ceremonies, made a pleasing welcome and congratulatory address. lie welcomed the visiting alumni aod congratulated everybody interested In tbe State University on tbe election of Dr. Moss to tbe presidency. He was greeted with an applau.ee that indicated a lively appreciation of his addrees. Dr. Moss gracefully thanked the aiumni for their RECOGNITION AND RECEPTION, and Introduced tbe orator of the evening, the Hon. Wm. McKee Dunn, of tne clas of 1832, Jadge advocate general of tbe United States army. Gen. Dann addressed tbe audience for two hours, closing with an interesting review of the history of local literary maters. The poem by Mr. Alfrei Harrjman, of tbis place, was an excellent one. I send you the programme ol to-day's commencement exercisns. The Bpeecoes are a little above mediocrity in style of ex preesion and delivery. The thoughts ol 11 tbe young ladies and gentlemen ar neatly and trimly rounded off, but are aomewbat lacking in originality. The performance Of MtfS Wilson, a bandaome, bloomiru, graceful blonde, was qiite witty. as thoroughly re-resbing aud was weii received. The speech ct Mr. Smith was closely listened to, and up to the hour ot tbis writing, 12 o'clock, Is the best performance furnished by tbe young men ol the class. Mr. Smith's delivery is quite attractive, and I regard him as a veiy promising young man. D. O. Spence. LEGAL COMMENCEMENT. QRiDUATISG FXERCI9B OF THE LAW DEPARTMENT OF BLOOMINGTON LIST OF GRADUATES BUtKIRK ENDORSED. Special Correspondence of the Sentinel Bloomington, Ind, June 15. I det.!:e to give a brief notice of tbe exercises of the law department, a matter heretofore ne glected in the hurry of this correspondence, ere I resume the report of the com mencement day performance of tbe liter ary department, left by me yesterday, ow ing to tbe early departure or the trains, In au unnmsnea conaition. ine law de partment contented themselves with two speeches one by Calvin Worral,one of the graduate?, and the ether b? tbe senior law professor, Ja"ge a. 12. Rhodes. Tbe address ot Judge R nodes is highly com mended on all sides. The subject of it was. Serving One's Generation." and the fol lowing subdivisions will Indicate the chan nel ot thought pursued by tbis learned gentleman: "Cuitiva ing and developing a sound and full literature, as a bot.d of national unitv;" "Making the whole people a unified English-speaking people;" Waking up the popular mind:" "Difluslng sound Christian moralty a Vitt Kuala of innlll anri nnhlln nnrlts " THE GRADUATING CLASS is a fine looking body of gentlemen. Their names, e c, fallow: Richard Benson, Rushville; Albert Davis, Libertr; John F. Dillon, Bloomington; Charles J. C. Dillon, Bloomington; James R. Funk, Scottsburg; Bet j rain T. Halstead, Lansing, Michigan; Nat U. Hill, Brazil; Alfred G. Howe, Uioomipgior; jamm r. Mason, uagerstowr; Terrence McCIary, Rochester; Wil. 11am F. McCord, Marlosvtlte; William R Myers, Rono; Clarence W, Stephenson, Pendleton; Svlvester Stark, Terre Haute; Walter ti. salm, Knigbtntown Davi.i Taylor, Uarrodsburg; Jesae D.Trueblood, Montezuma; uwen J. Wood, Crown Point: Calvin R Worrll. Bloom Ington; Clinton C Worrail, Bloomington. I htvelutt attended a full meeting of tbe bar association of this place, cmpod ot both Kepu oilcans and L-mocratM. RalutlOQS stroDgly indoing tbeir brother and tellow-towrsman. Judge Hamuel II Buakirk, expressing full confidence in Mpersonal integrity and hon ir,we-e adopted, all 'of wbich will be forwarded in due time to tbe Justice. Governor Dunning, tbe chairman of me meeting; Prof. McXott and Messrs. Hunter, Gumnre, Juflg Rhoda and Alfred R?1h aud J. S. Smiit filunter, made manly and toncning sptecbts. u. D. ö. AN ATTACK ON THE LAW SCHOOL. To the Editor of the Beatlnel. Sib I relievt the Sentinel bus never vet refused its readers an opportunity to give expression to tbeir views In matters oi public lnteret, and I leelra'eln mak ing, through its columns, the statement that no small degree oi Indignation Is ex pressed by people of all trades and nn fessiors in bis city at the lofty irdffi ence with which they hve been treated bv tbe tru tees of the S. ate University, in tbeir refusal to retire tbe ornamental and ex pensive law department. It 1 argnd her that tbe state bonld not learn trades and protesüiouH in its colleges. When one trad or profession Is supplied at public ex ensftnen an trades RbouM be taught and gen e al tixaMon be resorted to to pay for te im. i ne indignation ieeiy -x pressed in Fort Wayne, it Is reared, will rf suit ii pHrmoart injury to tbe university. Tbe appropriation must be renewed by each Legislature, and the aaein now art, Will it be done cbeer'olly by that body during its session next winter. F. VV. Fobt Waihi, Ihd , June 15, 1876. HANOVER COMMENCEMENT. DR. HCCEKiN 8 BaOOALaUBCATE AMERI CAN CIVILIZATION CHRISTIAN IN CHAR ACTER. Special Correspondence of the Sentinel. IIanovbr, June 14 O i Stobata (11 h Dr. HKCkmtn delivered the baccalauret aermon to a large and attentive audieoc. The aermon was one of his beat effort, and was a very euoorfss'ul attempt tosho that the civlllzitlon of ibis Ual and Ditlon Is essentlallv cbr'svlan l,i its cLracur It was an outgrowth of the Reformat on Tbe liberty -otlai, ooliUcal and rei:gl.vu which the placing of tbe B'h e in the baodof th people wan sore to enT ot, was 'raoplautei by Protectants to thiB SYttttiu

world, here to toko firm root. The character of the government was assured, by the fact that tbe settlers of tbis lsnd, being Protestants, were the sworn opponents of . absolutism whether in state or church. ' Such being the origin and character, it should not be j A MATTER OF "WONDER

tbat the growth of the nation in tbe century past should be what it has teen; and it becomes the doty of all, while granting religious freedom, to declare hostility to tbe doctrine of religious neutrality as destructive to tbe very principle which makes our clvilizitlon what It is. The doctor then cioted with excellent words of exhortation and encouragement to tbe graduating clas. Tbe college has been quite prosperous during the year past. The graduating class numbers ten. The number ot students in the catalogue is 135, of which 74 srs in the college department. There ar good prospect for the year ahead. Dr. Thayer, ot Vincanr.e, and Hon. Wm. Matthews, LL. D , ol Chicago, are to make the principal addresses this year. O. AFTER THE BATTLE. ACTION OF THE ESTCCR.T DELEGATION OL. BRISIOW'S GOOD HUMOR AND GOOD SBKSK A VERT CRITICAL 1 IM B OS TBK FIFTH, SIXTH, AND SEVENTH BALLOTS. Cincinnati, Jone 18. hortly alter the nomination of Governor Hayes, the Kentucky delegation received the following telegram from Col. Bristow: Washington, June 16. To the Hon. John M. Harlan 1 congratulate the convention on the go'-d woik In nominating Gov. Hay e?, and I rejoice tbai my friends have htrlped to do It Vou have secured a victory for us In November, by giving a " a true man for whom every Kepub'lcan can vote (Signed) B. H. liRlSTOW. Iiuiuexiiaiely af'er dark tbe delegation f.om Kentucky held an euthu-i.vtio ratification maeilug at their beaiquariers, at which speeches were made by Uov. Howard, of Michigan ; Gen. Harlan aod Col . C'oodloe, of Kentucky; James Freeman Clark, of Massachusetts; J. Z. Moore and other. Tbe following dispatch :rora tbe Hon. Klchard Ktnlih to Mr. Uristow wa vent upon tbe result ol tbe balloting lor president being known: Cincinnati, Jane 16. To the Hon. B. TI. Brloto-, WnRhlu.tu. Vou were not nominated, but your bonored name, and your grand ac ilevements and tbe patriotism of your friends baved tbe party and theoouniry. SUned Richard Smith. L-Kikirg back now at the proceeding in the convention pending the taking i f tbefi th, s.xth and seventh bal ois, the critical t haraater of tbe content ou each Daiiot is now iuuy uaderstood. The irleudsof both Blame and B Is ow bad adhered with great inrtlnacny. and any considerable change from other can didates to either ws SUBB TO TURN THE SCALE. The feeling had become so intense that a corns promise was regarded by many as essential to the harmony If not the exist ence or the party, to enct tniresnlt the energies of Fx-Uov. Edward F Noes, cbalrnnu or me unto delegation, a leader or great el quence and magnetic power, were smt. Michlgtn, ibrougn tbe venerable William A. Howard led on with tbe frolid vote of Michigan for Hayes. This was greeted wun tiemenaom appliase. There were otur chanses in the same di rection, bat It wa? mt nntil the Keveuth ba 1 t that Kentncky. Indiana. New York and Massachusetts re. coed a common undeit nling and withdrew their lavorlte candidates in the interest, as G v. Woodford aid. or peace and harmouy. tven then If fennsyiuania coo id have been con trol ed for BUine, thi Issue mlehl have been dffeien'. There was a nnai 1mous and hearty acqulesence In the resal, and tbe meeting ot the Kntnckv de egatirn. and the raagnitlcent detuonstrattou at f ike a upa uoune, nnderthe ansplcf a of the Ceuiral Republican Club, of Hamilton county, where addresses were made by General Josenh K Hawley, ot Conn-ttlcut, the Hon. William Ortou, of New Y rk, ineral Hatlan, of Ken tucky, uovernor Howard, of Michigan, and oibe s, were hearty, and expressed the united feeling oi the party. BLAINE DOES THE BEAUTIFUL THING BY HAYES WILL CARRY MAINE FOR BIM HAYES ' ANsWKR. Washington, June 1C Upan hearing orthe pomination of Hayes, Mr B.aine sent him tbe following telegram: Washington, June 1. To Gov. P. P. Hayes, Columbus, ().: I offer you my slncerest cook atnlationa on yo ir nomination. It will b j alike my hiebest pleasure, aa well as my first po. ltlca1 dut v. to ao iLe uimost 1 1 my power to promote vour election. The en'et moments of m v re inrulng and confirmed heal lb will be devoted to securing you as lrg a vote in Maine as she wouia nave given ior inyaeir. J. U. Blaine. GOVERNOR HAYRS REPLIED. Columbus, O. To the Hon. James 0. Blaine, Washington: Your kl d dlspHtcn has ton hed m nut de.pty, and 1 nardly knew how to respond In nitiogter s. l ne as-urancesoi your sympa thy and mppor' net v es me for the contest In wmert we are about to enter. Willi yi ur returning beaiib and strength see au omen of 'he Republican tucce s. trust that al 1 1 aces of y ur iecent lUnes-t will speedily dlMippear: that you may be siM-eO'lv reotorwt to your lamllv and coun ry. I send my first dispatch blnce the omiuation. (Uned) R.B.HAYPS Hu idredsof concratnlatory telegrama have oeen received oy uov. tiayes to-night. HAYES A r HO VIE. UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM IN COLUMBUS B N-FIKES, RKCKPT10N8 AND SERKNaDbS. ( olumbcs, June 1C The news of Hayes' nomination created grtat excitement here aud bundieds of citizens at once called on Uovernor Hayes to extend heir rongratu a'lons. Theci y Is all allvtoniitQi wun oanas or mnsic. procetslous. bun nres aua nre-worxs. The governor hed a recrpilou to-night at the exrcutlve chamber. Word baa beeu lecelved tbat a large num ber of delegates wii nrrive uere uooi uitciunati at midnubt and desl'e to tere ayle the nominee. Uov, nays win mere lore, remain in oil omoe Qu til the ar.lvai ol tne iate trains. WHAT KOSOOE SAID. HR FRBLS BADLY ON ACCOUNT OF WASTED TIN, BUT TALKS KICK. Cincinnati, June 16. Tbe fallowing dis patch was received to-night from Son at o Cunkllng; Washington. June 16. To AIjtjzo B.Crnell, Grand Hotel, C ncinnali Have Just he rd of tbe nomination of Uov ernor Hayes ai.d deem it aood and wis.. wlan I could mane you and all other frl nrJ know bow deeply uraiern! I am for your eftorts la my behaX (MKnedl KOSCOK X)NKLIN0. ONE HUNDRED GUNS FIRED BT SEVERAL LITTLE TOWNS THET QKKM T ENJ Y IT IN NEW YORK. Albany, N. June 16. The nomination Of Hayes and W Dee! er gives the greatest sail? ctlon to the Republicans here. To-night 100 ituna were Bred in res.ons to the Cincinnati nominal ions be Eveninz Journal pr di--ts that tbe ttaie will give the nominees a lousing henaca Falls, N. June lö.-The Repub licans fir d K0 Kons or Haves and Wheel, r Tne peop e arejub lantover the nominations, Buklinoton. N. J., June 16. A hundred une wt-rt fired here this evening In ratiflca IK n or the L(nci'iiatl nomination. Oswego, N.Y., June 16. One hundred guns were fired here to-night in honor of the nomi nation of Haes and v heeler at UncinnatL

I j?o PABTIcrLAR XXTHU8IA8M WHAT THK Q -D. THINKS. St. Louis, June 16. The nomination of Hayes does not produce much enthusiasm here, but there has been steady growing since its announcement an impression tbat the ticket is very strong and will not only rommtnd the full Republican vote, but will draw from the opposition. At least it will not be objectlonsb'e to the Itdependents, aad will no doubt be heartily supported by them. No public demonstration has' been made out preliminary steps have bien fatten to organize campa gn clubs. Tbe Ulobe-Lemo-erat, which has been strop gly In favor of Blaine, cal s tbe ticket a strong one, ani refers to the record of Hayes in Ohio as an assurance tbat be will carry with him the Republican strength of theconntry. Tbe services of Wheeler in connection with the Louisiana difficulty are re ferre i to In terms enlogiMic. Tbe defeat of Blaine is declared to be more glorious thun a victory won by the sacrifice of principle. IN LOUISVILLE. THET THOUGHT HATES WOULD DO AFTER BRI8TOW BLOOMINGTON, IND., JUBILANT OVER MOBTOM'S DEFEAT. LotTisviLLK, KrH June 16. In Louisville tbe newsol Hayes' nomination is received with catlsfaction by the Kepubllcan,Mr. Bti:tow's friends seeming to prefer bim after the first choice. No public demonstration or expression of opinion has been mtde from the laet tbat all tbe party lea-jera are In Cincinnati. The Courier-Journal s Bloomington, lid., epeclal announces ctnnonadicg and speaalng there at a general Jollification meeting over Senator Morton's defeat. IN SANDUSKY THB DUSKY HORSE FINDS MANY ADMIRERSTHEIR RAPTUROUS DOINGS. Sasduskt, 0., Jane 16.-The nomlnatson of Uov. Hayes gives Immense satisfaction to Republicans or all denominations and shade here. The popular enthusiasm Is so grtat that It cu'.minattd in a g and demoiiMtatlon. Tbe peop e are out en mase . AU the bells in tnerlty are ringing, band are playb g. and the artMery has med a hnndrr-d Kuns. Cheern.speVchesand Ktreet parades are the order of t be bour. THE TKUE MEü.CiL FHlLOSOr-rlV. 1 he remarkable cures of dyspepsia, constipation, general debility. Intermittent and ri -mlileui fevers, DervouNness, nientu despondency ani a l ost of e ther ailments by that rwpu:ar botanic invlg rant aud alterative. Hosteller's Htomach Bitters, proves that to vltailte, not deplete the sick, is the true medical pbylo-fiphy. Under tbe old system patients underwent a cour-e of t'eatment that o teu bad the effv-ct of exhausting tbeir few remaining energies. Drastic purgation, and the admin stration of violent remedies with a weakening reaction, were frequently and most unnecessarily res- rted to In cases where luviKoratlon combined with mild regulative treatment wat the sole desideratum. Tba' this unwise mi.de of medication has been to a great extent Abandoned is in no small de;ree one n the success which has attended the peerless remedy sb 've named. NOTICE. Office of Chief Fire 1ngineek, Indianapolis, June 1?, lsvi. J Notice Is hereby given that sealed nronosals will be received at the office of Chief Fire Knglneer lor the delivery of 5X1 bushels of white oats or the first quality; also, 200 bushels of corn nisi Quality, for the use or Fire Depart ment. T tie Fire B wird resnrves the rtght to reje t any or ail bids. 11 da to be opened at 4 p.m. June 23. 1876. By o: der of the Fire Board. W. O. BHERWOOD, ' OMef vner. ATER'S OATH ARTIO PILLS For all the Purposes of a Family Physic, CUIUJU Costlvenesa. Jaundice Dyspepsia, Indigestion, uyseniery, r oui etom ach and Breath, Frysi pelas. Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Erup tions and 8kin Dis eases, Billonsnees.Liivei Complaint, Dropsy.Tetier. xumore and sail Rheum. Wernas. Uout. Xeuraieia, as a Dinner Pill aud untying the blood, are the most ooneenlal rureatlve yet perfected. Their ef fects abundantly show how much they excel all other pills. 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Pert odlcal or Bilious Fever etc., and Indeed all tbe aOectlons mana ormlai -Eli the affections which arise from malarious mra or miasmatic poisons Has been widely used during the last 25 years. In tbe treatment of these distressing dis eases, ana witn sucn unvarying uccees tnat it naa gained tne reputation of being Infallible. The shakes, or chills, once broken by It. do not return, until tbe disease is contracted attain. This has made it an accepted remedy and trusted spectfe for the Fever and Ague o the West, ana ini.i.and f everor tnnoutn. Aye, 1 Ague Care eradicates tbe nox lou. pornon from th syem, and leaves the patient a well as b- ere he attack. It thor ouKbly expels tbe LMi-e, so that no Liver Oompnints. Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Dysen tery or Debility follow the cure. Indeed where Disorders of the Liver and Bowels have occurred from Miasmatic Poison, It removes the cause of them and the? dlsaonear. 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(HOY DA SHINE) jiGREAT DISCOVERY! By the use of which every faioily may give their LI ten that Brilliant polish pecalar to flue laundry work. Wavlntt time and Is tor In ironing, more than its entire cost, warranted. Ask tor Dobbins'. I iliBirsiH, BKO. A CO., 13 North Fourth street, Philadelphia. H. H. LSG General Agent. If n fel tnll. drownj. debilltnt. t, have freonent headache. mnuLh Iiuim rtaillv poor appetite and tonne coated, you are suffering from torpid liver, or ''biliousness," and .othlnar will cure aosrieedllv Ai.ri rwrma. nently as to Ask the recovered dyspeptics, billons suffer ers, victims of lever aud ague, tbe mercurial diseased pitient bow they recovered health. cheerful pirtts and good appetite they will Mil you by raklna Ininvaii Llrcr KfKO ator, or .nealrlne. Extract from a letter from the. Hon. Alexander II. tOnhnis. doled March HA. IXT2.- "J occasion ally when my amduion require it. Dr. &im mons'M Liver Heaulator with oo-ni rtfed It it mild. and tuits me better than more active remedies." An I fllcHCioiKi Remedy." can recom mend as an efficacious rented) Jor disease of the l Aver . tieanoum ana-LysjeT)na ewmoni i L.tver Regulator. " Lewi G. Wunder 13 Matte ntreet. Chief Clerk Philndelnhia Poitlnfflee. We offer the above brand of White Lead to the public with the positive assurance mat it is PERFECTLY PUItlS. For aale by dealers generally. ECKSTEIN. II I L1.S A CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio. KjrYrv nnnmmAH will eonstilt their interest hv huoHnir in mind that a larze proportion of the article sold as PURE WHITE uEAD is .jniin.iu) th. Ttnt nt from Ifl to 90 ner w - . cent: ana mucn oi it apeaDviwauuun eie oi ieaa The People's Remedy. The Universal Pain Extractor. Note : ask for POND'S EXTRACT. Take no other. . Dear, Ivr I will apeak, of excellent thing's.' PDID'S CXTBACT-Thepreat Vegetable Tola leatryer. Has been in use over thirty years, and for cleanliness and prompt cora ' tive virtues cannot be excelled. CHILD RIM. Ne famUy can afford to be wlthoat Wod'a Extract. Aeeideats, Bralae. Oontnalons, Cats, tSpralna, are relieved almost lnBt&ntly by external application. Promptly relieves pains or Burns, Scales, Kzeerlatloaa, t hafinfs. Old Seres, Italia, Felena, Ceroa, etc Arreste ln1tmatlon. reduces swellines, stops bleeding, removes ciscoloratloiis and heals rapidly. ITMALE WEAKIIESSES.-It always refievespala In the back and loins,f ullneus and pressing pain In the head, nausea, vertigo. II LEOCORRHCEAUhasiioeqaaLAIlkindsofBl. ceravtiena to which ladies are subject are promptly caved. Fuller details ia book accompanying each bottle. Pllll-hlindor bleeding meet prompt relief and ready core. No case, however chionic or ohti n ate, can long resist Its regular use. VARICOSE VEINS. ftis the only sure cure lot this cistreseint? and dangerous condition. KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for permarrent care. BLEED I II 8 from any cause. For this Is a spe cine. It has saved hundreds of lives when all other remedies failed to arret t bleeding from none, stomach, lanra. and elsewhere. RHEUMATISM, NEORALSIA, Toothache and tararhe are all alike relieved, and often per 1 rnanently cured. PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted with Fend's Extract of Witch Hazel rec - ommend i t in their practice. We have letters of coeuneadation from hundreds of Physicians, many of whom order it tor use in their own practice. Ia addition to the foregoing, they order its use for Kwcllincra of all kinds, Cfalns), Sore Tbroe-t, loUamed TenHiln, - Simple and chronic Dlarrhapa, Catarrh, (for which it is a rpeclfic,) C'bi lUalns, Frosted Feet, Htlngsef Insects, Moaqaitees. etc. Chapped Haada, Face, and indeed all manner of ekin diseases. TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughness, ana Smarting! beals Cats, Kruptioaa, and Ptm plea. It mi invigorate, and rfraha, while wonderfully Improving tbe Completion. TO I ARMERS.-Pnd Extract. No Stock Breeder.no Livery Man can afford to be without it. It Is used ty all the Leading Livery Stables, Street Railroads and first 11 reernen to New York City. It ba. no equal for Sprala, liar. bm. or Saddle Cbaflnn, StiUorw, Srratrhes, Swelllna-a,Cats, Lwerattona, Bleeding, 1'neamenia, Colic, Diarrhwa, Chills, Cold. etc Its range of action is aide, and the relief it affords is so prompt that it Is mvaiuaoie in every r e rm-vara as weu as m every Form -house. Let it be tried once, and von will never be without It. CAUJION. Pondn Extract has been lmlUted. Xaegenuioe article ba the words Pend's Extract blown In each bottle. It ia prepared by the only persons livina- who ever knew bow to prepare it properlv. Eefnee all other preparations of Witch HazeL This Is the only article used by Physicians, and in the hoe;ftals of this country and Europe. HISTORY AND OSES OF P ORB'S EXTRACT, in prunptiiet lorm, sent tree on application to PORD'S ;wrL B0BlrAlIf . t italdea Lnue, PREöCRIPTION FRKhj. 7tOR tbe Speedy cure of (Seminal Weaknee J; Lost Manhood and all disorders brought ox by Indiscretion or excess. Any druggist baa tbs lngredlentf. Address, DA VIlisoN k OOm Box 23M,Iew York.

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