Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1878 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATE 'SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY JfORNlNG. JANUAIiY 23, J8T8.

FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

WnAt Grates to Pia.it To the frequent inquiry w Imi ttr a to et out fora moderate family, supply, lue answer would be most lately oonfj.eJ 'to old, weO, p-oved torts, at luodera'e price: ray the following for tucr-a-ion in rp?nine: Hertford. Prolific, Dcknar , CrevHinp, Concord, L)iana, Catawr-n Mure extended lists will embrace Adirondack, I one, Ii.-b'cc, Maxa'awncy, 1-raella, A twain, WiUUr, eic ; and those who can pay hia-uer prices may add several of the rew-r aud proiu't-ing sorts, aa Brigbton, Lady Washington. lady, etc Stactisq VroiTABLEs Tbose who hare the appliances auou d remember that they can. Lave ratihes and young lettuce early jn February . hy sowing in hot tela at tnis time, should the winter not be terribly rold. E?eiy good ?itiri-i)er bowerer, thould by this time, if th weather jeruiit;, have bia co'iipoet heap'pr-. pired for next spring's use. There 19 aIwayMmethin to doabout a well cared for eanien; and where there is no wit d or wot Is to attend to, there la alwn.vaaonie thing to nuke or repairitt the shop for there should b a small workshop attached toe very garden. Grruiantowu Ttl grap'j. A Cheap Smoke House V's a narrow tit from V2 10 18 Indus d-ep, throwii g theearih a!l out on ooe bide. Fiom near tbe bottom ofthisj it dig a trench of mlllcient length to hold one or t wo i iuts of nove ipe, at such an angle as wdl bring tbe end away from the )i( to the surface of the ground Ovf r the end of tHs pipe eel a common fl.ur barrel or large ok. as may ba needed, and having removed both heads bank up around it who a little tarth, so that no- smoke can escape at the bottom. Hang the liaru, e c , in it, using some round s'lcksto run through the string-s. Tatting a cover on the sticks will leave space enough for draught to let the smoke pass freely. Build a twoke fire of com cobs, daiup" 1m M wood or sawdust in the pit, and you will have a cheap, safe and efficient smoke house, with very little trouble. Hide Eocxd Tbkes Tbe practice of fitting tbe bark of .fruit trtes perpendicularly Las its frieuds and enemies V e are of the latter. It deals wiih the eff-ct instead of the cause. Tbe Ciuihitirn layer is that from which a tvtneof growth (in oxogenous plants) is annually added both to the epwoo 1 and to the inner bark. Toe outer bars is tin-illy exfoliated or rent ia fissures or scaled t-ff by the action of the weather.. Trees that are starved inereave in growth slowly, and the outer bark b -cornea so indurated as 10 resist, to a certain extent, their growth by retard in the upward pisageof tbe crude aap from the root to the leaves ard of the dab orated sap from the leaves downwards. Hut we think it may be questioned whether it is not well that ita growth should be retarded. Surely, if it is true that a tree becomes "bide bound ' because It la starved, increasing tissz' is not going to remedy the evil. since we do bun furnish more mouth?, so to f peak, to be fed by the eaoie amount ot food A. New JltTnoD wmi Potatoes. We have learned a new uudx of cultivating potatoes this reason. A shallow farrow was plowed, in which tbe ixtatoes were dropped, two pieces in a bill, three feet apart. Another furrow covered tbern nic'y. I he third furrow from tnii was planted in a similar manner, and so continued, dropping potatoes in one furrow and leavirg time until the fiel I was plow d They came up rather slow ly, bat grew finely, and this fait showed a good crop. ILvher the lazy rain a rue i ho I some may say, but a very judicious one, we thiok. in a dry eenou. We always have .planted, and probably always shall plant. our pota'oea da 'p. iney do not rtqmre as much Lilling, and are not liable to rot. A friend has a novel method of boalirg off the Col ado beetle. He plants a'tjrnate roxs of -corn ant potatoes, claiming that the bug-. can not Cud the la'tcr if thus planted. Tbe plan peenn douh'ful to u, yet he says he is entirely satisfied with the result. Corre spondent Rural New lorker. abas Maxims. 1. Let your colt be domf s ticattd and live wiih you from his tendere&t age, andwh'n a hors? be will be simple uocue, isiiuiui aim inureu 10 xiaraMiip aou fatijrue. 1 . L t I I 1 .1 . 1 IT! 2. Do hot beat your horses, nor speak to them in a loud lone of voice; do not get angry will) hem, but kindly . reprove their fatilts; they will do better thereafter, for they understand ths language of man audits meaning. . . 3. If you have a long day's journey, spare your horse at the start; let him frequently walk tar recover bis wind. Continue this until he lias sweated and dried three times. and you m y ak of him whatever you please, be will not leave you in dilliculty. 4 O erve your horse when be ia dr:nfcing at a brootc. If in bringing down h a head he remains quare, without binding bis limbs. he posieBs eterling qualiues, and all parts ot Lh body are built srinnietrical'y. 5. Four thine be inust have broad front. chest, loins and iituts; four things long neck, chest, fore arm and croup; four things tuiort paaterns, back ears and tail. A Good Garbex Years ago Horatio Sey mour told me how to have a good garden His plan was and it baa been miue ever sine: to Ita ve a small, sunny patch where lettuce and tomatoes and earlj peas may be started, and then in the field plant everyitnng else. Here, witn norse culture aud good tillage, Tegetitbles will grow and beat the fuy, ent up, mgWeted gardening way or moet laruiers, who geuerally crow a nun dred weeds to one vegetable. "Hefore breakfast and noon times' (the time allotted to tbe garden,) grow leas and less as hoeicg time anJ harvest press upon the hours and energies, and so, when she most needs it. the good housewife finds garden sauce aearoe, anl at tbe very time it onght to be plenty, and. she must set a table scanty in variety and often ia fullness when the voracious appetites of long days and growing boys come into the ki'chen and they are sure to come, and often with dissatisfied looks, if not omplain s. A few rows across the cornfield awl apart lor peua, beans, pquashes, beets, early potatoes, etc., would Lave made a wonderful difference. It is 110 more nt so much of luk to hoe arden stutf ' in the li'ld as corn, for coming good dinne s lend a helping hand, but working in a garden pubing weeds and grubbine Bp tbe ground with a hoe is hard work, aud very farmer' a bv will shirk it if possible, and the paer faui Hai, too, uohss be be poaesied ot rare Krace and goodness. E. D. Curtis, in New Yoik Tribune. Makubio Orchards. Although there are - many unsettled questions in regard to orchard culiare, there is one npon which nearly or quit all intelligent orchard tsts are agreed, and that is the soil must be made 'rich to enable it to suttain a proper growth of wood ar.d produce abundant crops of fine fruit. Th re are many ways of manuring the orchard; by- plowing under green crops of clover, rye, corn, buck wheat, or tbe various kinds ot millet, by applying mineral manure, such as. potash, lime and phosphorus to the surface, or by using barnyard ros nur. Our object in thisarticle ia not so ranch to indicate tbe kind of manure to ue. as to rge the imiortance of using some kind so as to increase the fertility of thp orchard, and to say now is the proper time to apply manure. . If yon wait until spring tbe manure will hardly become dissolved and appropriated ia tine to be of much benefit to the next crop of fruit, and would probably effect the growth of the wood so late in the

reason ai td be rather an injury than a

benefit. If appl.d now, in tbta season ot the farmer's leisure, it will become dissolved by the rains and snows of winter, carried down to the neighborhood of the roots, ready to b appropriated by tbe first spring growth. This, of course, applies to the tbineral and bjrnj'ard manure?, only, as me green manure -bou!d be plowed in when it has tfain-d its greatest growth. Another question that presents its If is, where shall tne manure te applud? We would answer, just where the feeding roots are tbe most numerous, it a young orcnara, nut a lew years. planted, the feeding roots would not be many feet from the base of tee trees, but in a bearing orchard. 2U years and upwards, thev would be found more numerous in the spaces between the trees than under their . . .... m . . branches. Where the top ot a tree is leu to follow i3 bent without trimming, the new growth is principally at the ends of the branches, aud what is true of the top is quaMy true of the roots, and a wise orcha dim, if be baa not lutnctent manure to cover the entire surface of an old orchard, will ap1)1 v what he has to spaces between the rows rather than under the branches of tbe trees. This entire aut j-ct ot manuring orchards needs more consideration ana a better unders'auding on the part of orchard i-jts of the habits of' crowth of apole trees. We, to a certain extent, aree witn those who have hopeful iews of the great capacities 01 vesern New York for fruit growiux and tbe wealth that fruit is destined to bring her farmers, but 'to meet with the highest, or even with partial success, common sense must be largely employedm The Iloatekeeper. Cemest. A cement of ashes and salt will stop cracks in a stove. SugabCookiits Without Eggs. Beat one teaouplul of butter and two teacups of sugar to a smooth mass; sdd one cup of sweet milk, two teaspoonfuhj of cream -tartar, one of soda; llivor with Caraway or nutmeg; knead in Hour to make a soft dough; roll thin and bake ten minutes or until doue. .Molasses Cookies.--One cup of butter, two cups of rooiasses, one cup of bofling water, one heaping tablespoonful of soda; dissolve the soda' iu the hot water; two teaspoonfuls of ginger; just before adding the Hour put in one tea?poonful of pulveriz ed alum dissolved in as little hot water as l04sibie; knead them rather soft; roll thin; bako in a quick oven, but don't scorch them. Bkan Socp. Sos a coCeecupiul of white beans over night ; in the morning boil until tender they should then he quite dry; pass through A seive and add two and a balf quarts of stock, made by bulling a small eoup bone until the fueat separatts from the bone; three potafoes cut 6ne; parsley, pepper and salt to the taste; simmer about one-half hour and serve hot. Should the soup be liked thinner or thicker, add more or less stock accordingly. Tressed Chickens Take three or four chickens, boil and season as for the table; let them cook very tender, aud until only about a quart of broth remain in the kettle. Then take out and remove all the bones, and pack in an earthen dibli or pan. If it should tieed more seasoning, put in more sal r,pepper and butter. Cover with a plate and put on a lightweight. As soon as cool it cau be cut in slices and is ready tor the table. This is very nice, and will keep a long time in cool weather. Coddled Atple3 Wash the apples; do not peel or core them, as they sbould be kept whole, unless there are blemishes in them which should oe removed, cover tne apples to about half their depth in water, and boil slowlv about five or six hours cover ed closely. When about'balf done sweeten with sugar to taste; when done just right thywill look red. and the juice will be thicK when cold.' If too much water la added they will be insipid: It is difficult to give the exact amount, as the apples are more or less juicy. Ouaxgks and Jellt Select large oranges. and from the top of each remove with a sharp penknife a round piece tbe sin of a quarter; then, with the handle of a teaspoon. take out the pulp, careful not to break the rinds, and throw them into cold w-ter, Make jelly, using gelatine ana tee 'mce pressed from tbe pulp, wbich should bestrained that it may he quite clear; color one half of the j?Hy a bright rose color with currant jelly. -wine or a small quantity of prepared cochineal. When the jelly is somewhat cooled, drain and wipe the oranges, and fill them with alternate stripes of the two co'ored jellies. Eich color must be allowed to E?t before the other is poured in When the oranges are perfectly old, cut them into quarters with a very sharp knife, and arrange tastefully in a . glass diah with sprigs of myrtle between them. EaxDwicnEs. Chop One some cold pressed ham, say abjut one fourth of a pound, put it in a basin with a tablespoonful of chopped pickles, a little len;.cr or cayenne; put about six ounces ot butter in a basiu, an4 stir quickly with a spoon until it forms a kind of cream; add the ham and seasoning, mix all well; have tbe randwicb bread cut in tbin slice; have already cut, thinly intermixed with fat. either cold roast beef, yeal, lamb, mutton, poultry, fowl, pheasant, grouse, partridges, etc., either of which lay evenly, and not too thick, on your bread; season with a little salt and pepper, and cover over with another piece of bread. When tbe sandwich is ready cut in any shape you like, but rather small and tastily, and serve. They may be set aray in a cold place if uot wanted, as they will keep, well under coyer for twelve hours. ' The Parent ot Inaomnla. The parent or insomnia or waUeTuInenn la In n'ne cises oat of tenadyspept o stomach. Oood digestion gives sound sleep: indlgeoion Interfere witn The bruin and stomach sympathize. One 01 ho prominent symptoms of a weak: state of ihegaatrle organs It a disturbance of the great, nerve eutrepot, tne lralo. Invigorate the ttoinach. aud you restore equilibrium to the great center. A moHt reliable medicine for the purpose Is Ifostetter's SStotu.ch Jilttera, which la far preferable to mineral aedatlves and powerful narcotics, which, though they may lor a time exert a sopor ill Influence upon tne brain, noon cease to act, and invariably 1 jure the tone of the stomach. The Hitters, on tne ontrary, rot-torn activity to the operations of that all-important orgMn. and their beneficent Influence la reflected in son nd bleep and a tranquil atate of the nervona syateml A wholesome impetus is ;kewt given to the action of the liver and bowels by It ue. A Card. To all who are suBertn? from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, low of manhood, eh4.. I will send a receint that will rum von Fr of Charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary In South America. Ri TTa BlaI f.nAA M&ooa-ki-l anwa Y srvA As vita Yabf ' x mm a7-f am va a vddvu tu "0 BUs7 aMJTt Joseph T. laman, Station V, Bible House, New York City. Rappy ti&mm for nerroua aaffetera and those who have been dosed, drugged - and quacked. Pulvermacber'a Eiectrto belts care prematoredetUity.weakneM and decay. Book and Journal, with Information worth thon. sands, mailed free. Addrees Palvermacher OalvanleOo, 2W Vina street. Cincinnati O. 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Write lor turth.r luio mation'- "-riera to M. A. DAUPU1N, P. O. Box CN2, New Orleans, La. All onr Grand Extraordinary Drawlnesare under the suoervisloa and management of Ueterala(f I. T. Ikuiur'Kird and Jub il A. Early, drawluu occurs Tuesday Mtrou 12. The next Atjstin F. Devmy, O.'Hie. .13 aad 3i Thorpe iiiocit, Attorney. C? TATE OF INDIANA. Marlon countv. ss O In the Superior Court of Marlon county. In the State of Indiana, Jauuaty term, lulu. X' ..I i ,ti r, . Aili7. r(OMi Klizab- th MtxaD vs. Samuel J. Morgan. ' 15o it known, that on the 2d day of January, IH78, the above-named plalntltr, by ner attorney, filed In the office of the ckrk of the superior court or Jiarion county, lu the tate of Indiana, her corn plaint azalnnt the aboviv named defendant for divorce, and on the salr 21 day ol January, 1ST, the said plalntllT nieuin Mtia cierk'somce ineanidnvit et a com potent person showing that said defendant Hamuel J. Morgan, la not a resident of th Btateol Indiana. Now therefore, by order of said court, said defeudAnt above named la hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs thereto, at thecallinxol said cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be betfun and held at the court houMolnthe city of Indianapolis, on the lt Monday In Ma-ch. 1X73, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. AUSTIN II. BUOWN. Clerk. Jat6-3t v Dr. JAMES, 204 Washington St, . i'sK ..V'i?---Aa for r;sv v1w..-.v,7il:'jl Chi Car FnakllB, CHlCAOp. )l Uftfrthcprrsi.rpo Kiv!n tnimjiite tviivt In llcaHYurprlVBtt.cbrDiitraiHl 'tr ,'? enHlild loriM. Itlavrll kttoi Dr. Jum lu ami u 1 "' i 'j h kx-' of Um srofoutvo fbr yr th rt thlny yMi-. aim V tent. Krajl.al nlaOT BttbtlnMMi b imu. him. P" l Ira. lot Bianhaod. emn awMtlvoiy bf'tuni, Ladles waatlnc th us 4ellcmu aHaoilo. or vrt'e. PWsnt ham tar nailaata. 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Adminhtratcr's Sale of Real Estate.

The unde s'gned w'll sell at private sale or at public auctu n oithe premsen, on tho'ii Om .r l-Vhronry, IS. 8. bjtvrii 10 o'clock a lu and lo'cock p. iM tne lo lowing tvciltod real ehiate, to-wit : ' Lot nuiut er u fr) In s ItlUm h HuhbnrdV a notion to the cit of tndiauMpolIn, Murion coouty, himI lot number oue (I) in Hiram llMdhya m tuition to the c.t.v of ltichmond, Vb ba county, Indiana t-ala ale being maiie ,urUHnt to au order of Mie C.jCUit Court of a.ilu Murioii county to p tne dent of Johu W. 'Ihomsou, late o. said couuty.deoeawd. . Tenuh or Male: If a Yd at private sale, for not Ie than the appia aed value of bold real ea late, nberwie, Itn not l-s thtn laotuPus Itaapprals d value; one-t bird f Iheputci.aHe money lubw paid in Csll, IliebtlUuCe ill two qiiMl liiKihlnienta in twelve auo tlhteen odiIm fnmi dam' Mile Willi lnterea at ale (ii) er ceut. p-r at n mi irotu uaie. without, r -lief from aiuatiou or oporaisemeut laws, Notatohe M-curvd by moitgage ou the real estate purcUsed. MARTHA V. TriOMrFON, AdmlnUtr trlx ol John Y. Thompson, dee. Juuuaiy 2, ltd. . Cakes, IIoiid & IlENDRrcxs, Attorneys. STATF. OF INDIANA, Marlon county, as: lu the Superior Court or Marion county, in the state ol Indiana, Jlaich term, 1873. iso, Jonnathan Edward, troat ee vs. Valentine Ratch. ltobert lcUMn, Mary KiH-iO-tu UU ksoD, bit' wife. Itaao V. liolman, iiujamlu p. Green, Columbus Iron diaiptuy, Uounh an i ueu-iy iron Conn any. Da lei M becult r, Hiei ben Morse, William Uay, Charles Mofc,Ma'iiaei ct. u louh. Jefferson Mirnace Company, tohn Nasi:. Mai t blast 4. liurkt unit, l.ei-on Lt. Bninp', NicbolaaL Howard. WUturn 11. IIS, W.liiam it. Lelund. William Kirkup.Ma y A Osgood, admlmstratrltotthe KtHt j t,r John ll. 0Kxid, utc-ase , Dwlght 11. Baldwin. Luclen Wul-en, Itichard P. ason, Avery S i-iib, John II. Gerard, Mitchell & Kamme'sbur KurnPure Company, Kttoue b. lianu A'tliio Moxetti.et al. Ikf it known, that on the 18th day ot December, 1&77, the above named plalntitt. by b!s attorneys, filed iu the office ot the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, in the ntate of Indiana, his complaint airaiust the above named delendaula for forecliwwe of mortgage u -on real estate, and on the 8th day of Jnury, 178, the saia plaintiff filed in sala court the affidavit of a competent person showing mat. said defendants, ltobert Dickson, Mary Klizabeth I uekson. his wife, Isaac W. llolnnu. lie nj am in S. Gren, Columbus Iron tXmianv. Kougn A ltendy Iron Company, Dun 'el M. fefiiier, Hlep'teu Mote. Wl lia-u uay. Charles Morse, riatmiel MeCuIlongh. Jelf,rsyn Furnste Com pan v, J hn Nah, Maithias U. Uurkhardt. t Hiun B. nruuer. Nicholas Lb Howatd, H 11Iihiu II. Utr, William II. Iand. Y 11 tarn Kt kup, Mtr A.Osgoo!,a miniatiatrlx of the eHtnte if John II. O vood, d aed, Dwiaht li. B Id win, Luckn Wul-n, Kichanl lear-on, Avery Hmitn. John ri. Gerard, MHthvll A KtmmeKbu'g FurnPure iJompany, ito"eH, MInuoil a d Attlllo Moxetil, are not realdents ot the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above limned atv herehv notified of the filing and pendency of paid complaint against them, and that unless lhey a open r and answer nr demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the second day of the term of said court, to b ) begun aud held at the court house in the city of Indianapolis, on theUnd Monday in March. lf7. tiaiu complaint, aud the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be beard and tlttermined in their absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN. Jan9-3w Clerk. Bakeji, llono a Hendricks, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon county, as: In the Superior Court of Marlon county, In the state of Indiana, Maiva term, 1878. iNO. u,ti.. iioomi. Jonnntban Edwards, trustee, vs Cornelius Melners. Joanna Me tiers, bis wlfj, Paul D l'ratt, wi uam li. a. Dell aud ueorge W timer, et al. He Itknown.that on the 9th day of Novem ber, 1577, the above uamod. plaintiff, hy bis at torneys, nied in theomceof the clerk of t lie Superior Court of Marion county, in the suite of Indiana, nls complaint' against the above named defendants lor lorecrosure of mo 'gage upon real estate, and on the 8th day of Janu ary, 17S. the said platntifl riled in wtid court the amuavit or u competent person, jmow ing that said defendants, t orne lus Melners, Joanna Melne, his wile. 1'ani u. ITatt, w il ltam II. A. Dell and George Wilraer,, are not res dents of the tstateof ludlana. Now. theretore. oy onler of said court, said detemlants hist above named are hereby uotl-ni-o or tne nung and pendency or aald complaint niralnst iheni, aud that unless they tip-iM-arauu answer or demur thereto, at the calling of stiid cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house In the city of Indianapolis, on the nrxi Aionuay in Aisrcn, 187. saia coinnlalnt. and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be h eu.nl And de termined lu their ab-teno-. AUoIIN II. BROWN, Jm9-3w C.erk. BAKF.it, IIokd A IIk.ndaickjs, Attornys. O TATE OF INDIANA. Ilarlon county. s, O In tlie Circuit Court of Marlon county, in me cm ate or xudlaua, MareU term, 1578. No. .,6l5. Jonnathan F.lward. trustee, va. William If. nmrln, Wancy Laux; Mltchn 1 &, llani'iielsbnrg Furniture company, Maiy A. L esley, et ai. I?e It known, that on the Rth day of A ngnt. isw,uie aoove nameu piaiutirr, oy ins attorneys, riled lu the otHce of the clerk of the S prlor Court of Marioji county; In the state of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants lor foreclosure ot im-r.gage oti real estate, aud ou the Mth dav of J-ttumry, Itfs, the aiiid plaintltT tiled lu said court the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant". Nancy Laax. Mitch 11 A Itammelsoerg Furniture company and Mary A. Wesley, are uot residents oi the state of xnuiana. Now therefore, bv order of said court, said defendants bust above named a -e hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said coiu plaint against thetn, and that unions they appear aud answer or demur thereto, at the catling of said cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be begun and held at tlie Court Ilonae In the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in Maicn, 1878. said complaint, and the matters and things therein coutaiued and alleged,. will be heard and determined. In IhemhawiC. AUKTIN II. BliOWN. Jan9-iw . Clerk. fllSSISSlPPl ' KMtiRATM. Notica to Colonists. Persons wishing to em'gratc to Northern Mississippi wl 1 have rwre ad venrages shnwu th-m by aildieHlng DK. T. Fl i lll'UH. No. 'Nl Mrginla aveun-, r J. I. HTllKs, milan, I nd . who rave several tuounand acrnso' snperior firtnlB laiid for sale al from 15 to f 10 per sere on the moat lio rai teims. Dr. F. will take a clon v on or about the 27th of Jauoaiy. bat before tlolng-Mi be w Irhes the oolo'd ts to select one Irotu tnelr miit to go lu advance or the colony, aud examine lands and til lea and tee that tepreentious are correct. I. A17 FUftS I'MfiTEO. r. n I . . iWF . - a.m., ' nenu ior I iicv urreni 10 j r-. n A a. a. a, . :j . ll,...Mi...inM.. k . . .1 I.1 . ersof Am'trlAHii Fur Skins 113 taturlh lwrtnMnll. Thev pay (he r. Ighe pi tc . I . . I . 1- . - . I A eu rirni in Aiiirrioi.. nii'pnn k v ' iiein iiim i wl HI save the profit of mldtle-men, aud b; im mt an k usaia lug

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rTLLETS. o o o OOO Or Snyar-Contcd, Coiiccntratcd Root ' end Herbal Juice, AntUnilloas Crannies. THE "MTTLK CIANT CATHARTIC, or Ulaltcta In Potto I'liyslc. The novelty rnrwlcrn Mo Ileal, Clemlcnl, ami Pkannaccutlivil bcicncc. No tt ol anv longer taLlag liio lar-o, rcimlsive. and uan.scous pills, co!np.cd of clicumcrii'lc, an 1 bulUv lacrolicnts, whc.i wo can, tr a ctrcful applica;iun I cacmical science, cxtmct all the ailiuirtlc and o:!ict niodiclnal properiica from Hie nuxt vahuih!o rno: and herbs, aad concentrate them into a m!nt::e Grunu'.c, Kcnrccty larger Uantt a mustard seed. lUat can lc rcadilr svuilowcd by i:icot the nut-t Fcn-itive stomachs rml faliilious lafitcs tacli little Purgative lellct rcjiro-cnts in a mo: t eoarcatiMe.l lorm. as much c;i:!iartio p 't-.er a ! ciulnMiicl in anr of tho large piiU fouad for sa!e in driig-shnpa. From iltcir wonderful cjt'.htirtio Krcr, in coiniarUon to lacir size, people who have not trie I the in aro apt toiupiM?e iiuit t'.icv are l.ar.h or drastic in cnTcct: but btich ii not at all tiiocaee, the di.Tcrcnt nctivo mcthcinnl pnncipica of which thev are coiupocl tKting h haminnizcii ml nuxHliud. one bv the others, as to produce a most eenrchtug atil tboronsh, yet gently aud kindly operating, catuartic. 200 Reward Is hcrcbrt!Tcrcl by tho proprietor of lliesc relicts, to atiy chemist who, uimn ana'.vf-i. wi'.l lind in thetn nhy calomel cr o:licr forma uf mercury, mineral jioison, or injurious drnj. Dclnc entirely vesrotablc, rf particular caro i e pi: red viu.O using llicin. They o;a;ra:o without dtatuilaiico to ll; roRUtn'.ton. diet, cr occnpailon. For Jauutllcc, llcadcchc, Constipation, Impure Rlood, Pain la tbe SlioaldcraaXiUhtnchNoI tho Client, UixzlncMH, sour lructatioiis from tho Mouiach, Had ta-te in tho ruouUi. Itt U loot atiacliH, Pain lu region of Kid nc vs. Internal fccver, llloalcd feclin? about Momarh, Huli of It food to Head, Iligli-colorcd Urine. luefla. billty and Gloemy L'orcbodinga, t:il.c Dr. l'lerco'a fleaant Purgative Pel lets, in explanation of the ruiiivlial towcr of nv Purgative l'cllen-ovcr 60 great a varictv of di-ca-ci, I wish to sav that their action pou the animal economy 1 nulvcrtal, uot a Klnud or tlaaue escaping their aanative Impreaa. A?e d.n?i not iuipjur the properties oi Hip. e Pcliei. They arc eu?ar-coaied and inclosed in glaa bottles their virtues being Uicrehv preserve ! unimpaired lor rny ifinrlh of Uuio, In anv climate, so that they ere alwavs frosh and reliable. This ii not the case witu' those pi. is which ure put up in cheap WOO!cn or atcboart ixix Recollect that lof all lic.ves where a Laxative, Alterative, or Purgative, is itnlteate-t, liters little Pcilcu wi'.l Five uie most iiei'fect sauafacuoa to all who ue them. They are sold by all Druggists at 25 cents a boitlo. 3.V. PEOT !L D.,rrcpr, liUFFALO, N. Y By an Immense practice, extending throtvrh a pcriml of c:trs. having within that lime treated many thousand casen ef tl o-o dica? e icculiar to woman, I have been ens Med to perfo-t a most Io:ent and iisrrceithlc metlicine llwit meets the indimtimis pre-cnteti iv tti.it e.as ox aiaeasea witn positive certainty and ex;iauie. To dei;rnnte this natural speculo compound, I have named it Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. ' The term, however, ia but a fecWe expression of my ni;:ii apprcctation or its value, nascii uKa m jwn personal ohaenntion. As a cio elscrvcr, I li:we, while wilncssinir its ixwitive results In the fuivrpcci.-d lipc.ucn Lnciilvnt lo the seiurate orprnnism of woman, singled it out as the climax or crowniugr gem of mv medical career. On its nicnt-s a a jKj.-iine. Mlc, and eQccttuil rcmcly for this class of diseases, ami one th;ft will, at all times nnd under all circumstances act kindly nnd in harmony wm; the laws which govern too female ayatcm. I am willing to stake my reputation as a pbystcian. Nay, even more, so continent am I that it wilt not disajoioint the most ctntp.ne exrccinttona of a single invalid la.lv who ii-c it for any of tne ailments for which I recommend it, that 1 offer and Fell it under A POM II VP. C LA KAN'rr.Il. If a lcnetlri;il elect is not exiicricticcil , h- the time two-thlnUof the contenia of the hot- '. tie arc u.-'cd, I wiil, on rtititm of tlie liottie, two tliiriU of the medicine having been taken according Indirections, ami the cae hetng one for which I recommend it, promptlr refund the money paid f'tr it. Jl.nl I not the mrst crfcet coniideuce in its virtues I could mt offer it a- I do under thc.-c conditions; but having witncs-cil its truly mlrjcn ions enres in thousands of ca-cs 1 feel warranted aud perfectly aale In risking both my reputation aud my nioucy on its inerita. Tlie following are ariong thne diseases in winch my I'avorito Prescription lias workc I cures as if by ni:igi at d with a certainly neror before ethuncl hv any medicine: letiOirrlin?.!, Kxcessivo Fkwira Painful Monthlv Pcri'uls, Suppressions whta from unnatural fcin'cs. Irregularities, Weak Itack, rro'apstis, or falling of the Uterus At te version and lietroversf'so, lk!aring Down bc;itations Internal Heal, Nervous lienreian, Dehihiv, De-pondency. ThrCJilened MiMVirnage. Chronic Congestion. Inflammation and Llceratinn of the Uterus Imnotenev, llarrenne-'s or bicrihty. Female Wenkncis nnd verv manv other chronic. dicacs incident t woman "not mentioned licve. la a.l affections of this nature, mv Favorite Piv-srripuon works nres the marvel ot the world. 'litis medicine I do not CAt l ni a curc-atl. bt:t it almirahlv fultllTs a aliiglenems of purpose, being a most pcriert Kci:iio m ail chronic Uinca-es of the eexuol Kyicm of woman. It will not disappoint, nor will it do harm, in any s-ute or condition. Thoxe who desire further infonmation on these subjects can obtain it in The l'corLK's Common Se.vkk Mroicai. Anvisait. a book of over Wti paces sent, iMMt-paid, on receipt of $10. ll treats minutelv of tlio-e diseaMM ' peculiar to Females and gives much valuahle advice ia rcDMrd to the management of thoae alfectlous FAVORITE PRKKCRIPTtON SOLD HIT ALL. IHtLOGISTS. B. V. PIERCE, H. D., PropY, HUPl'ATM, IT. TO CURE RUNNING EAR XJBE Dr. C. E. SHOEMAKER'S NE VtlMAlLlAG It EH ED Y, Otorrhea Cure. It Is spoiled locally, nnd remove ait tmell in ttniiily. It lieaN th sore whicli cause the diecharge, and greatly impi-owt th hearing. Remed. pe fectly harmless nnd debghiiuily pieasa iU Prh-e, t2.. Hold by BKOWN i N & SLOAN, wholesale dealers iu drugs, medicines, etc, Iiidlaniolls Ind.. and hy retail druggists ev-rywhere. Circulars giving valu bte imorinHion on the subject of this disease, testimonials f cures in noted caes of ove" thirty yeara'standlnir, tent fne to all Address nr. r. NiineniiEK, ussntn, THE yERY BEdT U.ltlULll.lU AJ11UAX1AJ ' In the United States la that made by SINKER, DAVIS & CO., Indianapolis, Ind, TViU IA aM tmat d Hilars awl TiAnat. fttlrfl OM been In unccemfol opc ration for more than qoarter of a century Mar X74 tKa m Cr. ltAniar ftnrl anv rrn v a aST - m Kf' aaa as vituu m m-mj j aw this notice la th Weekly Indiana State L . I .. f RtUUIirx

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