Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1878 — Page 3

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MOIININ G JULY . 17, 1878

BEAUTIES OF COLORADO.

Ibe Hajestle HoarataUns snl Awfal Gorges. Canon City Correspondence Chicago Time. Here I am in the wild fastnesses of the Colorado mountains and only a couple of u clays from Chicago. It seems incredible, but the modern locomotive is a magician that annihilates space. The run from Chicago over the Chicago, Burlington and (jaincy and the Kansas City, St Joe and Council Bluffs railroad to Atchison, la a remarkably pleasant one, and the accom- - modations of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fee road, which carries the traveler to this 1 point, leave nothing to be desired. The line of the latter road traverjcs the magnificent valley of the Arkansas river, whose surpassIn; richness has earned for it the title of the "Garden of the Continent," and which, owing to the liberal policy of the land department of this road is rapidly filling up with aa enterprising and industrious population. The change of scenery from the comparatively level farming lands of southwestern Kansas to the rugged detiles nd the distant glimpse? of the loity mountain ranges where tbe road commences the ascent of the foot bills, is particularly interesting, especially as it is enjoyed in Connection with all the C09y comforts of a palace car and the superior conveniences of this sptendid road. Canon City is 40 miles west of Putbto, and at an elevation of 5,200 feet above the sea level. The rough cones and jagged clifli form a sort of amp' theater around tbe place, and in the distance the towering ranges .1 1 r . 1 .... ' Ik.,'. anm. nil l iuifcy ptruars jiuc bucu summits into tbe region of eternal sunshine. Away to the north Is Pike's Teak, flanked by Cheyenne mountain on the one sioe and Cameron's Cone on the other, while the western and southern horizon is shut out by the bald, bare peaks of the San Juan and Spanish niouutain ranzes. Within the last two years Canon City has become noted as a remarkably lavorable resort for consumptives and inva lids troubled with any lung diseases. This class of patients usually make the mistake of seeking too great an attitude where the air -is too light and rarefied; but .experience V seems to show that the elevation of Canon City is a happy medium, giving of the benefits of an equable temperature with pure dry air, without the disadvantage of higher locations. The bright, clear, bracing air acts on tbe frame like champagne, and tbe neighborhood is plentifully supplied witn mineral springs, whose vertues are, as yet, hardly appreciated. The place already boat's two or three very good hotels and the usual variety of business houses, as well as a anntvlir f I a r new a WW rn m A1 1in a TSYI the benefit of tourists visiting the numerous canons which radiate from this place, and from which tbe city takes its name. The principal of these is the Grand Canon of the Arkansas, whose entrance is just west of the town. Then there are the Grape Creek, the Temple, Marble Cane, Oil Creek, Oak Creek and Talbott Hill canons, all within a radius of 15 miles. This p'ace now forms a base of supplies and is connected by good stage roads with the mining districts around Leadville and Ore City at the headwaters of the Arkansas, about MiO miles to the northwest, and also with the San Juan mining country, about 150 miles west. With commendable enterprise the Atchison, Topcky and Santa Fe railroad is pushing forward its line to the last mentioned points. The route as surveyed follows the course of the river west from Canon City through the Grand canon with its majestic scenery, a distance of six niilei, when the waits of the canon approach each other and form what is known as the Royal Gerge. This gorye is two miles in length, aud tie perpendicular walls rise from the rushing torrent below to a height of from 1.500 to 2.500 feet. Anything mora precipitous and sublime in its proportions and surroundings it is almost impossible to conceive. At some places the walls are only twenty-four feet apart. The road through this gorge will be built on heavy iron girders let into tie solit walls and k thus bridging the chasm its entire length, and will ba a triumph of engineering skill. In making the preliminary surveys it was found necessary to lower the surveyors from the top of the gorge by ropes. It requires a steam nerve and a strong head to look into the ct) asm. The rushing and roaring of tbe mighty stream is not heard from the top and only a silver thread is seen winding its way through the rocks nearly half a mile below After parsing the gorge the tides ot the can'on recede agiin, forming what is known as .Pleasant valley, through which the road rum till it reacbes a settlement called South Arkansas, at tbe junction ot tbe South Arkansas river with the main branch, and a -distance of 57 miles from Canon City. From here the road will be continued up the Arkansas river to Leadville, a distance of sixty-three miles. Besides forming an outlet to the mining districts at this point, this line will open up a new country for the tourist and it will bring him within a few hours ride of the celebrated Twin Lakes, which have been pronouueed by all who have visited them as the most charming bodies of water to be found in the west. It would require a volume to give anything like a detailed description of the 'wouders to be seen in and about Canon City. 1 have therefore not alluded to tbe extensive coal mines Irom which the mamxaoth block of bituminous coal, weigbfng ever seven tons, was cut that was exhibited at the Philadelphia centennial, nor to the oiL wells from which Oil creek takes Its Dame. These wells, although producing considerable oil from the surface, have never been regularly bore J. Preparations in this direction are now being made, however, and the yield promises to begird. I am also tempted to describe the beauties of Temple Cave Curiosity Hill, the Bottle llcks, Jind the peaks known as the Twin Ports. Then there is tbe Marble Cave, with a perpendicular descent of one hundred feet, in which the visitor is shown Satan's Bower and Punch Bowel, and his Arm Chair, as well as the Queen's Grottx I might tell about Talbot Hill, where Professor Marsh, of Yale college, and Professor Cope, of tbe academy of sciences, Philadelphia, have made tucli wonderful discoveries of the petrified bones of prehistoric monsters, which, the proressors insist, must have been fully 100 feet high when they walked on the arth. Why Americans should think it necessary to travel to Earoje when such an endless Tariety of sublime and beautiful scenery and such an array of natural wonders are within a day's courney of their homes, is, as Dunareary would say. "one of the things no fellah can find out." Hay-Making. The prospect for a large and valuable hay crop is promUing everywhere throughout the country, and, as the time is near at hand for mowing this important crop, a few words in regard to it will not be out of place. The 'Western Review" says there are some things that should be borne in mind that some of our farmer friends are liable to forget, or not to attach the importance to them that is required, and eometfturs, there fore, much of the valuable property of the hay is lost in not cutting and curing it at the proper time. The particular time to cut Taries with tbe season, and will occur this year somewhat earlier than usual in many parts of the country. A eood supply of hay on every farm, adfiuate to tbe wants of tne live stock which' the farmer intends to keep, Is indispensable, if it is expected that the stock is to prove profitable. There Is no doubt that many valuable animals are annually sacrificed to a false economy in feeding innutritious or poor hay or straw. A man who follows such a policy stands in his own light, abd if he does not change to a better course the sooner he sells his stock and quits tbe business the better it will be for himself and his animals. 21 win do well to reflect that tbe loss of a horse, or a good cow, or a few sheep, and tbe "ran down" condition of his entire etock,

more than counter balances any earing that can be effected by using inferior, badly cured, woody and musty bay. It is the poorest kind of economy; in fact, it can Dot be called by that . term. In converting the (grasses and forage plants into hay, or curing them, the object is, of course, to so treat them as to expel the water they contain (which amounts to nearly two-thirds of their weight), with the least loss of their nutritive properties. To secure this object tbe grass must be cut at that stage when the greatest weight of produce with the maximum of nutrition can be ob tiined; and then it is necessary to so conduct the drying process that nutritive juices snail not be lost by the washing of rains. While newly cut grass Is quite green a shower of rain may not materially Injure it, but repeated raios and turnings will destroy much of its value. When ready to cut, grass and clover contain sugar, gum, mucilage, albuminous and other valuable compounds, which are liable to be washed away by heavy rains. On this point Professor oelcker remarks that by repeated wettings and turnings the crop becomes more or less bruised, and not only are the sugar, and gum and other soluble matters liable to be washed out, but tbe bruised state of the planti permitting at least a portion of these various constituents to escape through the lascerated cell walls, induces fermentation, which, if not checked at once, causes further loss. During fermentation soluble albumen and sugar are destroyed two of the most valuable elements of neutrit'on hence in showry weather grass recently cut should not be turned over more than is absolutely necessary, and under all circumstances the corps should be handled as lightly as possible, so that it may not be injured by bruising and breaking tbe hay. Smart Sally Small. Nelson County (Ky.) Record. Quite a remarkable case is reported in Larue county, four miles from Buffalo, in tbe vicinity of Bush creek. An old-man named Henry Mattlson bad for fifteen years been successfully engaged in the manufacture of whisky, and in that time accumulated quite a sum of money, about $12,000. One day last week Mattlson died, and before death repented of his sins; then made np his mind to give tbe government the money, as be considered be had swindled it out of that amount All he had was money, except the patch of ground that he lived upon, about tnree acres. Tbe day after his death Sally Small, a young girl , who is said to be his illegitimate offspring, visited her dead father, and there succeeded in getting the money. While the friends of tbe old man were at the grave, Sally, who was' with her beau, a young man from Lexington, concluded it was the best time to "light out." and this they did. They took the Knoxville branch train at Getbsemane and went to Govesburg, where they took a train over tbe Sotuhern road for some point east They are, no doubt, married now. The girl sent $50 to an acquaintance to pay the bunal expenses.

Blindly 4J roping; Forforue medicinal alcoholic rcsuscltant of physical energy which should take the place of tbe heady and frequently adultered stimulants of commerce, the medical practitioners of a quarter of a century ago were electrified on first observing the reviving effects upon the system of a tonic then recently introduced, but which liss since become the mcst popular medicine told on this continent, viz : Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters. Their astonishment and admiration were increased when experience further disclosed that this botanic remedy effected results which the mineral drugs of the pharmacopoeia often utterly failed to produce among others, the permanent restoration of vigor, the removal of digestive, secretive and evacuative irregularities, and tie eradication and prevention of periodic fevers Speedy recoznition of ,tbe merits of the Bitters by unprejudiced and enlightened physicians naturally followed this revelation of medical facts, which have since received such frequent and positive confirmation. Sick and A filleted. A cough or cold, if not properly attended to, may result in an incurable lung disease. For all diseases of the throa, breast aaid lungs, bronchial or asthmatic affections, Dr. Svaynea compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is a pleaant and certain cure the oldest and best remedy. It promotes expectoration and removes all diseased matter which obstructs the lungs; the ulceration is healed and the sufferer n restored to perfect health. If tbe bowels are costive or liver dirordered, take first a few doses of Dr. Swayne's Tar and Sara pa Pill?, which will evacaute the bowels, and is of vital importance, relieve the congested liver ar.d remove all bilious ness These valuable remedies sold at the leading drug stores, or can be had by writing to Dr. Swayne it Son. Philadelphia. Ask your druggist for them. Browning & Sloan, wholesale agents Clifford's Febrltaare Palatable. Powerful, Antlrloilie and Tonlr. Nature s remeuy ror lever and 8gue. .Never known to fail in a single case. This popular remedy differs from all other ague cures, in being free from all poieooous effects on tbe system; it enters into the circulation and destroys all malarious poison, and thus eradicates the disease without producing any of those distressing after sensations, such aa fullness and pain in the bead, ringing in the ears and partial deaf ness. Try It once and you will never be without it. J. C. Richardson, Proprietor, f St "Louis. For sale by all druzgists. A Card. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc.. I will send a receipt that will cure vow. Free of Charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Statijn D.Bible Hodse, New York City. All sufferers from headache, giddiness, coated tongue, liver inactive, costive bowels, bilious, will find an effective remedy in "Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills." Fevers are prevented by the use of these blood purifying pills, as they carry off through the blood, the impurities from which they arise. They are purely vegetable, and we hope all Who are suffering will give them a tria. Price 25 cents a box, five boxes one dollar. Sent by mail to any address by Dr. Swayne t Son, Philadelphia, if your druggist ha not got them. Browning fc Sloan, wholesale agents. RESWORE!). A victim of youthful imprndenre, ranplnr premature dw-oy, nervous debility, etc, having tried in vain every known rnHlT, h found a simple self rurv, which ha wiil tend mr fo hl Mloir sufferer. Ad-lrea J. It, If Ki:VK.H. 4: ( knthnm N X. "V. I Sandalwood Capsules. 1 t. safest and moat reliable Cure for all Dissases of tbs Urinary Organs. Certain Cor ia eight days. Beware of dangerous Imitations. All DratgMts. Writs fbr Circular. DUNDAS DICK A CO., 33 Vfoouut 8 trot, Nsw York. WKN TERSf FEMALE MK.niXARY. OXFORD, OHIO. He. llolyeke Plan. The twenty. fourth year will commence Bep timber 4, 1878. Board, Tuition, Fuel and Lights, 1170 per annnm. Bend for Catalogue to KISS HELEN PEAB0OY Principal. JJiis A Jilllll EAHK arising from imprudence or mUfortnre. His appliance foi Peinlnal Weakness sever falls to effect a care. Price 110. Female diseases successfully treated. Medicines by mall. Consultation free. Office. 4W) West Fourth street, between 8 tone and Wood street. P. O. address, Lock, box 83, Cincinnati, Ohio.

If you feet dull, drowsy, debilitated, have frtquent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and tongue cated, you are sufferlag from torpid liver, or "bilioaaneaa," and nothing will cure so speedily and permanently aa to

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NO.-They are for Diseases that result from MALARIAL POISON and a DERANGED LIVER, such as Dyspepsia, Bilious and Typhoid Fevers Chills, Colic, Sick-Headache, Chronio Diarrhoea, Nervousness, Dizziness, Palpitation of the Heart, Neuralgia, Ilheumatism, Kidney Disease, Chronio Constipation, Piles, &e. ITTTJUE WAHN9 YOU That Your LIVER IS DISORDERED When you have a Dull pain In Nboulderat Coated Ton rue t CooliTe Bowel! Weight In the SUtmarh after Eating Konr Ernetatlonai Aver Ion to Exertiou of Body or Mind. HE AKV1SED, nod AT OXCE TAKE TUTT'S PILLS!! The flrwt loae prndnem nn etTeet vt liieli often aloiillie the antlerer. mill In a short lime follows su Ajh pel He, gooil Uljreatioit, SOLID FLESH & HABD MUSCLE. THE WEST SPEAKS. "BEST FILL IN EXISTENCE." Da. TrTT t-I hire oaed roar Pills fur Drrp-ti,,'Wrk StoniX'h ami Ncttuuidmi. I nevrr hd acrroint to do nte o rnurh good in th way of medicin. TtaT are food at you rvprraent ttirm. Thry are th boat fill In xistenoe. and 1 do til I ran to anuaint other witu tiieir good merit. J. W. T1BBETTS, iHcota, Minn, Mold by Irng;riat. or aent by Mail on receipt of 25 rem. Office, 35 Murray St., New York. Sick Headaches Ipadttd'c Positively Curad by thesa Littla Pills. They also relieve ri stress from IysHosla. Indigestion and Tio Hearty Katinir. A porfi-ct remedy for 1 tizzines, K a n s e a , lrowsi ness. IJaf Taste In the Mouth, Coated Tongue, Pnin in the !Sld, Ac. They regulate the Rowels and prevent Constipation and Files. The kiiihIIvmmuw C7lTTLE liflVER : PILLS. est and easiest to t.tke. Onlyone pill a dose. s0 In a vial. Purely eatable Price 23 ceula. Hold iy all urugittsts. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Prop'rs, Erie, Pa. Tlve Vtala y msll for one dollr! Keid A Klixgensmith, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, as: In the circuit Court of Marlon county. In the state ot Indiana. No, 2,273. June term, 1S7S. Sarah A. McCorkle vs. James V. McCorkle. Belt known, that on the 17th day or June, th above named plalntltt, by her attorneys, filed In the office ot the clerk of the Circuit Court wf Marion county. In the 8 Lute of Indiana, her complaint againtt the above named detendant, and that on the 17th day Of June. 1ST, the snil plaintiff filed In said clerk' ortlce the affidavit of a comJeteut ieron showing that paid defendant, lames V. McCorkle, is not a resident ot the atate of Indiana. Now, there fore, by order of said court, said defendant last above named is hereby jioti fled of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of said 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, oa the fourth Monday lit Auzust. 187. aaia complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in hia absence. AUSTIN II. BROWN, Jun20. Clerk. Reid &. IvLiNGENSMiTH, Attorneys. STATE OP INDIANA Marion county, as: In the Circuit Court of Marion county, la the state of Indiana. So. 2,271. June term. 1873. Divorce. Jefferson K. Britt vs. Harriet C. Brltt. He It known, that on the 12th day of June, 1N74, the above . named plaintiff, by his aQr-' neya. riled In the oltlce of the clerk ot the Circuit Court of Marion county, in the state of Indiana, his complaint aitalnst the above named dciendant ; and that afterwards, on tbe lth day of June, 1S7X, the said plaintiff filed in aaid clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant, Harriet C. Britt, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Now therefore, by oraer ot said court, said defendant above named Is hereby notified of the filiutt ana pendency of Raid complaint ailnst her,, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of naid cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the city ot Indianapolis on the fourth Monday in August. 187, aaid complaint, ana ttie matters and thinfrs therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined la her absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN. Jun20. Clerk. CLIFFORD'S FEBRIFUGE ERADICATES AIX MALARIAL DISEASES from the SYSTEM J. C. RICHARDSON. Prop.. tr For Sale by All Dru pxlsts. 6T. LOUIS. CHEAP Texas' Homes, 640 Acres for $80. DONALDSON & FBALEY, Banker., T. O. Box 9939, St. Load, K,

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ALT.XXT.4Ji, 1:: m COPES DISEASES orTHr, THR9AXLUNQS.irER & BUDu In the Trondcrful medicine to which the afflicted are above directed for reh sf, the discoverer believe he has combined in t-urmon more of Nature's wvercipn enrative properties, which God has insuiled into the vegetable kingdom for licaN ins the sick, tlian were ever before combined in mic medicine. The evidence of. this fart is found in the great variety of most obstinate diseases which it lias been found to conquer. In the cure of tlronchitla, Severe Coufhi, and the earlr Maye of Consumption, H Lai astonished the medical faculty, and eminent physicians pronounce it the greatest medical discoverv of the ac. While it cures the severest coughs, it s-uenpthens tbe eystcm and parities the blood. By iu great and thorough blood-punf ving properties, it cures aU Ilnmort, from the worst Scrofula to a common lliotch. Pirn F!e,or llrnptiou Mercurial tiisc.nse, Mmerai oisons, and their eilecw. are eradicated, and Tijrorous health and a sound constitution establiiheiL ICrysipelaa, Saltrlieum, Fever Sores, Scaly or Konlt Skin, in ehort, all the numerous diseases c:;i:cd bv bad blood, are conquered by tip powerful, ntirilying, and invigorating medicine. If you feel dull, drowsy, t'cbilitated, have sallow color of ekin. or yellowish brown spots on face or body, t requent head:cne or dizr.ines. ba4 taste in mouth, internal heat or chills alternated with hot flushes, low Fpiriu, and p oomy forenodinga, ir rcytilar appetite, and toiirrv.o contel. vou are sullering f roin Torpid Ilvcr, or Rtiioasliesa." In many cases of Liver Complaint " only j.-art of those frminoms arc cx1erieiice1. As a remcrtv fir nil surlr cases, Ilr. 'icrcc's ;olden ieUcal Ijjscovcrv lias no ciial, as it effects jtctfect cures, leaving the liver utrengUicned ami hcu'tli;-. SOLO BY DSJGGI3TS AT $1 PER BOTTLE. Prepared by II. V..T?irncr, W. DM So'.e I'roi.rietor, nt the VVoHLO'a DlSPENSAKY. Buffalo, Y. INVALIDS' HOTEL. The verv larjre namlier of invalid people who dally Visit BuBilo, from every quarter of the lnitel Stsles and Caiiada, that they roar consult Dr. K.V. 1'ikkce, and the wlilelr celebrated Faculty of Specialists in Medicine and Bunrerr associsted with Mm, renlerel it necessary that tiie ibnnder of this institution should Jrovi(ie a place on a gran t and commodious scale or their entertainment ami comfort. ADVANTAGES orfKK EI. The Invalids1 Hotel Is more complete In lu anitttntmcnts than any similar institution lu the world. Tlie buil ling Is located In one of the most healthful and desirable portions of the City of Buffalo, and commands a fine view of Lake Krie, Magara Jiiver, and the surrounding country, being situated In the mldt of an extensive system of beautiful parka The Hotel is furnished with a patent safety passenrer elevaUirx to eonvey patients to and from "the different floor.; provided with all kinds of approved baths, and has also connected with It a well-appointed gymnasium and bowling alley to afford projier means of exercise. Clino.MC DISEASES of all forms, whether requiring medical, sureical, or rufChnlol, treatment, cotue wilhla tlie province of our several 8ecialUes. D1PEASEM OF OMKN.-Especlally are tlie facilities of this infirmary of a superior order as regards the remedial means and appliances for tlie cure of all those chronic diseases jeculiar to females. The employment, in moderation, of tonic, chemical, elect ro-therraal, and other approved baths, is la manr cases an invaluable auxiliary to the remedial mean to which we resort tn such cases. lry frictiOii to the surface, general shamioolng, Swedish movements, and light callsUienlc excrrises, to enliven and (-qiialize tlie circulation of the blsod In the system, relieve congested parts. Improve digestion, and strengthen tlie muscles, proiluce Important lient-ficial results in all caes to hicb tlH-se means are applicable. So experimenting U resorted to In the treatment. The most approved medicines are carefully rmploved, and the jtuilciiMii rvjnil.tlion of the diet, to suit the condition of the patient, tlie thorough ventilation of tlie sleeping aiiartnient, the cheering influence of music social Intercourse, innocent games for amusement, and all those afrcncles which tend to arouse the mind of the patient from rti-epondtucy, and thus promote recovery, are not neglected. KEKVOra niEAE8y-Paralysls. Epilepsy (Fits), Cliorea (St. Vltus's lanc), and other nervous aflections, receive the attention of an expert In this specialty, by which the greatest skill Is attained aud the most happv results secured. IXAU iHSKAiiFA Thl- division of the practice In tlie Invalids' Hotel Is very ably manased ty a arentleman of mature Judgment and kkliL Bronchial, Throat, and Lung lleses are very largely treated In tills department, and with results wlikli have been blgtily gratiriii)c to both physlcianand patients. ETE AND EAR. Special attention Is given to the . delicate operations on tie eye and ear, a distinguished oculist and aurlit being under engagement lo conduct this branch of the practice. Invalids arriving In tbn city and desiring to consult ns. should come directly to tlie Hou-L It is easily accessible by carriage, on nibus, or street cars. Mu LKB'S Omufbos Agents, fn ail incoming trains, can be relied upon to deliver passengers and baggage with security aud dispatch. ry-Address E. V. Piesce, M. D., "World's Dispenaarr and lilvaiid, Hotel, Buflalo, K. Y. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! TRADE MARK. . , .. TRADE MARKlf srvav airalr4saa uur I :( L ff -M. r. . u . . i nl all Jic Okt fiinnw i i tU(in u Sflt um ; I., m or tn. IMvia. ..i La-tvik. ei isttib Rack. hmhiM' uewe iasing- 't After TakW. ta Inmnitr. CAONBiptl n4 a Hrvmatur Ormv. atl ir vkich m a nilnrv tint caui lr driaiin trm ih .th of nature and oer IndalfM. Tll Hci0 V'Jlcio it tb rcult 4 lif .cud j aad aiaaj yrmrt at txpcriouoe ia Uvaiiu( ihea special diwaws. fall nartk-ulara la ar am hlrti, vhich desire to send frr hr mail. u. rrrr fM The tpioe Metlc ai' .M kr all D-?git at 11 per packace, r ix "k ir fxr t j, "C will tie seut tj mail ua reci'it of UO mover br allra.iar TIIE GKAY MEDICIXE (X)., ' No. 10 Mot'hania' liltx-k, Detroit, Micii. C- SoU la In.ltnainll ht H. B. Cf Cn.. M alkcr ft TTalker, A. R. VTiiir '.. A. C. A.I rr, . K. Hull. ni lrut1t gem. erallr; altuicaalu at Sucaait 4 Barrjf'a aul rreucba ilediuiu Oipat. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Rl'HHKK MW I.FCTrREM (nine weekly), heglu llth July, 1478, and end llth rtepteraber, have proved of signal use, 1st, f students M ho design to pursue their studies at this or other Law Hcliool; 2C, to those who propose to read privately: and 3d, to practitioners who have uot had the advantage of systematic inet ruction. For cl rcnla r a ppiy (P.O.Un 1 verei ty of Va) to Joun B-Miuoarof. Com. and 8 tat. Law CHICAGO EDIGAL COLLEGE. MedlcAl Department of N.W. Universitj. 20tk Aaansil Seaaloa bes;ln. Oct. 1st. 78. For information or Announcement, Address lr. J. 11. IKpLLISTF.R. 71 IbuMlslpli street, Cnleaff, Ills,

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Wtaea It 1 IneoBreaieM at Tirit the city for treaaaeot. bedlclDs caa. he tent ptiTatclv ad mMj by atail ar expreaa aaywhera. Cores Guaranteed La all Casea undertaken. Ceuauiiauwks pwwaanr ar br VtUr rree a ad laite. Chanres reasoBabl aal oomapoBdeace itnctly eoa&Uauaa. PRIVATE COUNSELOR OflOO pates, senile any addma. smrely anted, tor iru (M) eenu. BheoM be rea4 br all. Address as store. OOoe bears fraaa A.M. teST. at. Boadui. 1 to a T. ok DB. BONAPARTE & CO. GREAT comblnaUons el professional talent and expe rlence of Europe and America are the men to consult. This is the nnlvnfflriA In tha it where permanent cure of private diseases esva be obtained without the use of mercury or change of diet or bo&iness. We guarantee to cure Gonorrhea, Gleet, Syphilis, Ixopotency, NoctornaU Emissions fat Bell Abuse, Diurnal Emissions, Female Oom plaints: In short, every possible form and tsv nety of Sexual jDiseaaes. Cures rapid, thorough and permanent, and fees moderate. We will admit all persons to our Museum free whe. purchase either of our books "Medlc&l Treat Iae," price 60c; "The Vade Mecnm of Nature, price IL. Pocket Guide sent for two thre-een stamps. Call or address DRS. BONAPARTE a REYNOLDS, No. 1X2 Byoamore ttreet. Clnetn natl. Ohio DR. DUFF. No. 39 Kentucky Arenue, lnd!antpo!lt, u Cures all forms of PrtvaU and Chronic DT eases. A regularly educated and legally quattfied physician. Spermatorrhea, Bezual Debility and Imp tency. as the result of secret habits in youta, exegeses in maturer years, or other eauaes pt. duclnKBoms of the following effects: NerToas ness. Dimness of Bight, Defective Memory. FhysleaJ Decay, Aversion to Society, OonTardon of Ideas, Ijoss of Bezaal Power, eton ran derlng marriage Improper or unhappy, an rafirmanentlap enriwt. Pmrnnhlat fXS nnl aarHt seaUed for S stamps. Makutaob euxna, ezplalnlns who nur marry, who may not, why; sent to any sV dress, securelv sealed br mall fbr 50 oeu. A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Marriage ! mum a trams ta weaioca ana I'-ootiilciitial Tn-atist oa the luties of marnare and the) fA N D ta creu of Keproduction aoe A book for prirate, cansid-e-ate reading. 2U) pajria, pries "rtrta. r PRIVATE MEDICA' ADVISER! On au disorders m a Pnvata Kar ft an:n; trora 8lT Abosa, Exoeases, or Secret Diseases, arab. the beat aueaneofmre, fc'41ar?eparM. price) eta. A CLINIC AXi LICTURE on the shore diseases and dose of the Throat and Lungs, Catarralupturs, the Opium Habit.ae-, price IU eta. Litherbook ernt postpaid on receipt ot price ; or all threa. eon'aininr Mr-., hairtirui illuatratrn. tor i eta. Aaiirest DSL. BUTTS. Ko. 12 "if. etb bt. 6b Louis. Xe M HIIRF-hSn FFF!?$a w m m a naai a ear bbb- aaa s J In pa tail W tl V -.nn-..i .Tr-et, chin-'o, f.r tLe nm of mil i-nvau. v.crf,io rjakv iVw, 'rmlaul Wmtarai t Nervoaa IN blllty. it . 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Attachable Tab out troutile to an haraeas. fher are adapted fbr ueoa all klnS.of Tehfc-le ana arrk-altaral implcaaesU. ar.d hare received the tigheat tretimoaials fraaa romioeikt practical meat who an CMtngUieiB, RetaU rvire tl.10 arc fair. NEWTON LULL. Bote Manufacturer. 135 Jackson St, Chicago. S2 (Under Grand Pacific HotoL) a Atranlei Itjietf f in nt CaMiniar Expcsltlaa fcr fin chnHuj ihUj. a-1 erTetc n i cJuirKfr ef ivmtenng mint Jtttring. Tiio t:.t tu'jacca erer mnd. As car blua strip trade-maik Is closely imitated ea Infer -r frxxj. sea that Jirkmn't Jt fcs oa sreryBius;. eoia tr all oealers. hn.l for sampla. Iraa. to . JaCasoa A Co. Kfrv. l'etersbarg, Va. LIATHEYi Used for ever 20 years with (treat success bar the physicians of l'aria. lork. and Loodon. and suCAYIUS' A1 perior to all prompt core charges, relnr stando the rs for the of all discent or of iDtr. rrepared by Cliic Airn OiE. Paris. Sold by Tn'innsta in

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