Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1878 — Page 5
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY- MORNING, NOVEMBER 20,-1878.
Salaries paid officers and employes
5,376 46 IfiUl 16 rs.Toi oi 7 M 1,&3 49 112 r 44 tiouiing account..., 1861. Average attendance about.. pe n ses Average cost per bead per week not reported, bat It Is...... Officers and employes' salaries......... Clothiog account-- - . Average attendance about . D8Q8nMtMmmn.ii n mi ) a a a. Average cost per bead net reported, but It is . . Salaries paid officers and employes Clothing account.1866.: . . t8,164 76 t,m 22 110 , 533,822 3 7 ti8 . 8.785 12 . 2,69 39 Average attendance about. i-ipen.ses... Average cost per bead per week KUrles paid officers and employes. Clothing accoxmt 18tf7. .. Average aWendanee about ill Expenses 133,076 65 Average emah per capita per wees: not reported, bat It is .. Salaries paid office i s and employes... Chilling account 186S. 7 45 2,677 49 102 117,646 40 11 68 9,9!5 44 2,749 36 Average attendauc? Expeures...-.... - Average per hew per week rot reported, but it is Salaries paid officers aiM employes.. Homing account In the above reoort about tl2.(O0 noa been paid out for beating and repairs above the average amount paid out in previous years. 1869. Avrage attendance...... 107 EjcpenNes-. -.. J 56 ,.158 12 Average per bead for week not reported, but it ls.... .. 8 91 Salaries paid officers and employes- 909 9-1 Clothing account . 2,715 44 1870, Average attendance 103 Expenses . 836,211 97 Average per head per week not reported, out it 1 - 8 79 Salaries paid officers and employes rW9 93 Clothing account.........-.... 2,715 44 1871. Average attendance-.......-..... 101 Expenw-s .. . f36f640 72 Average per week per head not reported, but it Is . 8 81 Salaries paid officers and employes..- 11.164 50 Clothing account - 3,1 is 79 1872. Average attendance-.-..... HI Expenses-..... $34,087 6 Average per week per capita not reported., but It Is.. 7 68 Salaries paid officers and employes.- 11,909 46 Clothing account .,,.. 2.452 32 1873. A verage attenda nce.-. . 105 Expenses 139,793 66 Average cost per head per week notreported, but It Is - . 9 47 Salaries of officers and employes 12,140 27 Clothing account 2,378 34 1874. Average attendance ....... 113 Expeuste 1,2:55 55 Average cost per herd per week not reported, bat It In R 46 S ilaries paid officers and employes.- 12,452 33 Clothing account 2,431 77 1875. Average attendance VriiAtiuiil 116 134,183 79 7 S7 13,175 70 2,'JlS 45 Average cost per head per week not reponeu, uui it Salaries paid officers and employesClothing acLount-...-. 1876. Average attedance 106 331,131 67 Expenses Average per head per week not reported, but It is ........- . Salaries paid officers and employesClothing account- ...... 7 4!) 12,720 07 1,(WU 40 1X77. Average attendance. . 106 Exp. 'line .- ...... S.C.20H 44 Average per week pupils not reported, but it in... ..... 7 ti Salar.es paid officers and employes 12,487 72 Clothing account-... 1,191 73 From a careful comparison of the reports of the insane asylum and the blind asylum as to the manner ot keeping accounts it will be apparent that the same doctor administered on both. The items for "current expenses" run smoethly through each of the foregoing years, varying from $25.10 to $200 per month, all payable to the steward, but there is no account giTen of the manner in which the money was used. It will be seen from the report that up to 1870 the salaries of officers and employes were about 25 per cent, of the entire expenses of the institute, and from 1870 to 1877 the average ia nearly 40 per cent, of the entire expenses. The manner of keeping accounts at the deaf and dumb Institute is certainly an enigma to any ordinary bookkeeper. As a matter of fact, there are no two of the reports gotten up in the same manner, and the conclusion that the average business man would come to is -that the reports were gotten up for the purpose of misleading the public "We present herewith a statement showing the average attendance, cost of maintenance and total expenditures of the different institutions from 1865 to 1876. The public can judge for themselves as to the gross extra vaeancv of these institutions. The statements are all from the reports of the superintendents of these institutions. We would like to have an opportunity to examine the "current expense" and the "incidental funds," but are willing to wait till we can do bo under democratic administration. The Sentinel has just begun this investigation. We promise to follow It to the cloe, until the radicals, wbo have to long held sway, aDd hare used the people's money in such an extravagant manner, will have been retired to private life. A democratic official can saye 100 per cent in the Blinl Asylum, and the Journal will find no defense for Mr. Churchman. Fifty per cent, can alo be saved in each of the other institutions. Over $100,000 has been lost by the extravagance of theae officials, as will be shown in future articles. r.NSANE ASYLUM. o v . a jo a c c kt B 1 C M W YEAR. O H 185... 1S6... 18V7.. lfVSH... lHli. 1X70... 1871.. 1872... 277 290 W 812 812 88 27 0,2W 27 79,819 81 73.3S2 89 82 tW,404 80 122,745 tti 129,4t 30 137,455.0:4 155,470 33 156,5 I w 157,575 76 145,307 12 ltH.lWi 60 80 65 22 85 90 4'Xy 450 4Xj 4X3 6M 5 01 6 87 1K73 1874. 6 02 6 23 6 35 4 fAt 4 66 1875... 187S.. 177. 60 612 BUSD AS 1 XTJlt. 1X5 167.
83,340 08 33.W2 80 33,076 5 47,616 40 12 JKUH 97 SJ.MO 72 84,087 06 39,79. m HH.23S f 4,ik;i 7 ;1 57 32.20S 44 lx9. 1X70.. 1X71 1872 1873 1X74 18751876 1877 DKAF AITD DUMB ASTtlT.
112 7 44 .110 7 o 111 7 45 1,72 11 68 lt7 8 91 ia? n 101 8 81 111 7 68 105 9 47 US 4 US 7 87 106 7 39 110 ' 82
152 5 6'. W,xx:i 90 If) 97 67 155 6 83 42178 92 186 5 73 42,655 70 195 6 8 45,934 65 210 6 22 o, J 61 49 254 5 87 6997 01 254 ft 71 68,197 12 278 6 38 71,028 28 1 6 95 94 25 5 10 0.2: 29 3UU 5 24 6353 77
l.HWS.. lh7.. 1X 1H 1870.. 1X72. 1KT3. 174. 1X7. 187U 1877 .Not reported A glance at the above figures will show that the bliikd asylum on an average costs for maintenance 40 per cent, more than the insane or deaf and dumb asylum, and by comparison with European asylums of the aame character they are 100 per cent, higher. Cold rain water and soda will ramoTt machln? grease from washable fabrics,
Caution to the Public To avoid imposition, purchasers of Waltham watches will observe that every genuine watch, whether gold or silver, bears our trade mark on both case and movement' Gold cases are stamped "A. W. Co." and guarantee certificates accompany them. Silver cases are stamped "Am. Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., Sterling Silver," and are accompanied by guarantee certificates, signed It. E. Robbins, Treasurer. The name "Waltham" is plninly engraved upon all movements, irrespective of other distinguishing marks. This caution is rendered necessary by reason of the fact that our cases are frequently separated from our movements and put upon worthless movements of other makers, and vce versa, thus affecting Injuriously the performance of the watches and vitiating our guarantee, which is intended to cover only our complete watches wholly made by us. It is necessary also became it is so notorious as to be a public scandal, that there is great fraud in the metal quality of both gold and silver cases aa now generally sold. We have demonstrated by frequent assays that many gold and silver cases offered in the market ere debased from 10 to 20 per cent, from the quality they assume to be. This is a fraud upon the purchaser, and accounts for the low price at which such caed watches have been sold. "Eighteen carat" gold, such as the Waltham cases are made ot, is as nearly pure gold as can be made and be durable. It contains 750 1000 of pure gold and 200 1000 of alloy. Sterling Silver (English government standard) contains 925 1000 of pure silver and 751000 of alloy. The Waltham Watches will always be found up to t-he standard represented. For American Watch Co., Eobbixs & Appletos, General Agents, New York. How to Get Sick. Expose yourself day and night; eat too much without exercise; work'too hard without rest; doctor all the time; take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How to Get Well, which is answered in three words Take Hop Bitters! See other column.
IonTa Extract. Prejudice is sometimes apt to Interfere with our comfort in life, and to cause ns to do injustice to some worthy article or object. This was exemplified in the experience of a very worthy lady, a short time ago. Her daughter was a firm believer in the efficacy of Pond's Extract, but such was the elder lady's prejudice against it, terming it a quack medicine, she would not allow it in the house. It happened that the mother severely burned her hand with the fire poker, and while suffering intensely, the younger lady, without intimating her Intention, dressed the hand with the Extract, from a bottle she kept secreted in her own room. Relief from pain was instantaneous, and the result marvelously satisfactory; and when the patient was made acquainted with the remedy doing her so much good, she acknowledged herself in the wrong, and ever afterward was a warm advocate of fond's Extract. Consumption Cared. An old physician, retired from practice, haviDg bad placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lucg affections, als3 a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after baying tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, bas felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe with full directions for preparing and using, In German, French or English. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Bherar, 149 Powers' block, Rochester N. Y. SPECIAL HOT1CE5. To prevent gout and rheumatism, take Sanford's Jamaica Ginger. 0 For moth patches, discoloration of the akin, unsightly pimples, blackheads, Giles' Liniment Iodide of Ammonia la the remedy. It will not discolor or stain. Apply with a camel's hair pencil night and morning. o Chew Jackson's Best sweet navy tobacco. o The people of the C resent City are rapidly re" vlvlng under the clear skies and lrosty days Tha dread visitor, yellow fever, haa left, and the spirits of the men are once more In accord with the development of their beautiful city. As the best evidence of the growing prosperity, it is noted that the sales of ticket in the Extraordinary Grand Drawing, which takes place on Tuesday, December 10, nnder the management and care of Generals Beauregard, of Louisiana, and Jubal Early, of Virginia, are greatly increased. o Fwmvi Results. There are numerous remedies that cure sometimes and become trusted as nseful, but none have ever proved so effectual cured so many and such remarkable cares aa Dr. Ayer's medicines. The Cherry Pectoral has restored great numbers of patients who were believed to be hopelessly affected with consnmption. Ague Cure breaks up chills and fever quickly and surely. Ayer'a Compound Extract of Bargaparilla eradicates scrofula and impurities of the blood, cleanaes the system and restores it to vigorous health. By Its timely use many troublesome disorders that cause a decline of health are expelled or cured. - Ayer's Fills and their effect are too well known everywhere to require any commendation from ns here. Scran ton (Pa.) Times. O It is a fact well established by unquestionable testimony that Hall's Hair Renewer renews, cleanses, brightens, invigorates and restores to Its original color and luster, faded grsy or discolored hair, cheaply, quickly and sorely. The poorest people prefer to buy it and use it, rather than to proclaim in a manner more forcible than words can delineate, through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that they are aged and passing to decay. A very short trial will convince the most skeptical that it does eradicate the seal d disease which rob the hair of It color and life. Fort Bcott (Kan.) Daily Monitor. The Centaur Linloaenta are of two kind The White U for the human family; the Yellow la for horses, sheep and ether animal Testimonials of the effect produced by these remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured of any druggist, or by mail froai the oClce of the Centaur Company, 40 Dey .street, New York city. Qnern'aCod Liver OIU Ily. Approved by the Academy of MeVlclne. For coughs, colds, bonchial and tubercular consumption, scrofula and general debility. The most mild, bland and nutritious form in which Cod liver Oil can be used, ax'd with more benefit secured to the patient by a .single teaspoonfol of thia Jelly than by doublo the quantity of the clear or unjellied oil. For i1! by druggist and E. H, Tkcxx, New York.
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Th8 People's Eeacdj. The Universal Pain Extractor. Note: Ask for . Pond's Extract. Take no other. " TTear, for I will apeak f excellent things.' POND'S FTXTH ACT TTie great Vegetable Pain Destroyer. lias been in use over thirty years, and for cleanliness and prompt curative viruie cannot I excelled. CIIILDIIKN. No family can sRord to be without Pond's lix tract. Accidents, . Bruises, cntnlons, Cats, Sprain arc relieved almost lntantlj by extern application. Promptly relieves ptiins of Dnrni, Seal da, ExcArlMlona, Cuadnss, Old Korea, Holla, Felons, Corns, etc. Arrepts Inflammation, reduces swellings, ;op3 bleeding, removes discoloration and ueaii rap Wlv. LADIE Ir.d it their best frien'l. Jt iwnapea the pains to which they are peculiarly subject notabl v fullness and proar-re in the heart, nan-va, rertUro. &c. It promptly ameliorates anrl permanently teals all kinds of Inflain tnatlona an l ulceration. IIK.TIOKICIIOIDS or riLUSflT'.d il thl? the onltf immediate relief ami uMmate cure. No case however chronic or obstinate can lontf resist Its rcgnlar n VAltiros-: VMX. It Is the only snre cnre. KIUNGV DISEASES. It bad no equal for permanent cure. BLEEDING from any cause. Forthisltlsa peel lie. It has saved hnndred of lives when all other remedies failed to arreot Meetlngfrom nose, atoinacb, longhand elso Wlier TOOTH .rni Fcrache, Nenral;l, and ltheumatlsni arc all alike relieved anl often permanently cured. PIE"ICIANof all schoolsahrt arenennntne. edr-lth lond'si:xtrart ofWltrli IZael recommend it in their practice. We liavo letters of commendation from hundreds of Physicians, many of whom order It for use in their own practice. In addition to the foregoing, they orc'erlts use forswelllnz or all kindM, Qalnsy, Sore Throat,! tiflamed. Tonslis. simple and chronic Diarrhoea, Catarrh, (for which It is apHftV), lill. blalna, Frosted Peet, SWnsaof in efts, jrjosqultne, etc.. Chapped Hands, Fate and Indeed all manner ol skin diseas. TOILK US k. Removes Sorenesa.Roagbnera and Smarting t hr&lscata, Eruption, and Plm-ple. It rtvlvei, invioorate and rtfrtthe. while wonderfully lm proving tho Complexion. TO FAicnKItS-Pond's Extract. Ko Stock Breeder, no Livery Man can ailord to be without if. It Is nw d by all the leading Livery Stables, Street Railroads and first liorsemta in New Yorfc City. It has no equal for Sprain, Harness or Saddle Chanmrs, &tlirnest Scratches, Swellings. Cuts, Lacerations, bleedings. Pneumonia, Colic, Diarrhoea, Chill. Colds, Ac Its ranpe of action is wide, and tho relief it affords is so prompt that !t is invaluable in every tirin-jard as well as In every farmhouse. Let It be tried once and you will never be withont it. CAUTION ! Pond's Fxtract has been lmluted. The pcnulno article Las the words Pond's ICx tract Mown iu each bottle. It Is prepared by tUuo nly pcraona living who ever knew Low to propan- it properly. Uefuse all other preparation of Wi tli llazL-l. This is the only artkle used by Physicians, and in the hospliitls of thU country and Knrope. JJISTOStY and Uaeaot Pond's Kxtracf, in pamphlet form sent frte on application to POND'S KXTRACT COJIPANV, M Maiden Lane, New York. THE MOD POWDER CURE S. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Been in general ne for twenty years. Everywhere prov-d the moat Bafe, Simple Economical and Efficacious Medicines known. They are Just what the people want, saving time, money, sickness and suffering. Every sluRle specldo the well tried prescription of an eminent physician. For sale by druggists generally. Humphreys' Specific Manual on the treat merit of dim-ate and its care, sent free on application to Humphreys' Homeopathic Medicine Co. 109 Fulton street New York. SNYDER'S ATI PADS. The most wonderful HEALTH RESTOREKfc ever discovered. L.EADLNU PHYSICIAN t and the intelligent are most loud In their praise. No. 1. For LJVER and LTJNO AILMENTh, CHILLS and FEVER, DYBPEFS1A, Indigestion, filUiouaness, Sick and Nervous Headache, and all diseases arising from torpid liver. The most effectual BLOOD PUKIFIEH EXTANT, gives strength to the weak and debilitated. Price, a.OO. No. 8. For FEMALE WEATKNES8AND IK REOULARI HES, FALLING of the WOMB. LEUOORRHiKA (whites), and many other lila to which FEMALES are SUBJECT, enriches the blood, purines the secretions and strengthens WEAKLY and DELICATE FEMALES. Price, $3.00. H. S. For KfDWET, BPINE and BLADDER affections, Brlgbt's disease, diabetes, LAME or WEAK BACK; TONES UP VITAL ITY and RESTORES LOST ENEKUY. Prloe, M.OO. Ifyoor drcgglst doea not keep "SNYDER'S CURATIVE PADS," and will not get one for you, do not-let him palm off other worthless imitations, but aend the prloe to us In a letter. and we will mail them to von. Address, E. F. 8XYDER A CO., 143 Wee Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O. Hold by BROWNING ' it RLOAX, A. KEirEK, STKWAKT A BARRY, Indian spou,aad OBGtitiUTS UluAKKAXJUY. 14731 drew $100,000 SEPT. SO, IN THE ROYAL NEW BRUNSWICK. Next Drawing Nov. SO and Dee. SO. Tickets II; six for 15. Agents wanted. No money required until sold. For full particulars address Me KAY 6c CO., Nt. Ntepnen, Blew Brunswick. Postage only 8 cents. RnTEK, Walker & Rittkr, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marlon county, as: In the Superior Court of Marion county, In the state of Indiana, No, 24,215. January term, 187S. Dorotlia M. Atkinson vs. Thomas A. GoodWin, Content L. Uood win, his wife, John English. Be It known, that on the 14th day ot October, 187S, the above named plalntia. by ber attorneys, filed in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon county. In the state of Indiana, her complaint against tne above named detendanta, and that on the Ptti day of November, 1K7S, the sail plaintiff filed In said clerk's efnee the affidavit of a com petent person showing that aald defendant, John English, is not a resident ot the state of Indiana: and said plain tiff having by endorsement on said complaint required said defendants to appear In aald court and answer or demur thereto, on the 7th day of January, 1S79. Now, therefore, by order of said court, Bald defendant butt above named Is hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint ax&inst him, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the calling of Kaid cause on the seventh day of January. 1871, tiie same being the second Judicial day of a tern? of said court, to be begun and held at the court bouse in the city of Indianapolis, on the nratIonday In Janiu-y, said com plaint, and the matters aha things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in hi' absence. DANIE7, M. RANSDELL. ncvKSw. Clerk.
Tiis Yalne of a Disiovery is Measured Ij lie Gooi it Brines Humanity. The Past has Yielded Up its Secret and tho Science of Today Bids it Welcome. The Holman Lirer and Stomach. Fad is Welcomed and Successfully Used bj Thousands of Persons, Including Ladies, Clergymen, Doctors, Lawyer?, Merchants, and Members of all known Professions. It not Only Doe no Harm, bat Ioee Positive Good.
It brings vigor and elasticity to your faltering steps. It clears away the gloom and despondency of your mind. It is a boon of priceless value to the dyspeptic. It imparts to the pale the ruddy complexion of health. It enriches the blood by improving the digestion. it Improves the digestion by invigorating and strengthening the liver. It prevents congestion and disease of the liver by invigorating and equalizing the circulation of the blood through iu It cures constipation by so stimulating the liver that there is a regular and abundant secretion of bile every day. It cures piles by preventing constipation. it prevents Jaundice by keeping the liver In a vigorous state of excretion, and avoiding an excetwive secretion of bile. Congestion of the liver U a frequent cause of apoplexy, hence the Importance of keeping this organ in a healthy condlt'on. Ko part of the body 1b so liable to be impaired In elderly people as the Htomach, Bowels and Liver, ana from them arise certain prevalent difficulties, such as .Palpitation of the Heart, Dizziness, Blindness, Flashes of Light Before the Eyes, and if allowed to go on unchecked will Induce apoplexy. TESTIMONIALS In great numbers, of the highest character, furnished on application. THE HOLMAN IA D cured me of Dyspepsia. WM. E. BKACHMAN, 79 W. Third 8t., Cincinnati, O. THE HOLMAN PAD cured my daughter of Constipation ol the Bowels. HOWELL OANO, Cincinnati, O. TIIE IIOLMA.N PAD cured me of Billions Fever. W. H. BBAIK, 2S0 W. Sixth St., Cincinnati, O. THE HOLMAN PADcurea me of Diabetes. T. C. JOHNSON, Denmark, Mich. . THE HOLM AN PAD cured me of Sick Headache. MRS. A. II. HAN LEY, 81 Fulton Ht Chicago, 111. THE HOLMAN PAD cured me ot Chills an Fever. MIW. LIZZIE BECRIT, 2(i!t Mounu iSt., Cincinnati, O. THE HOLMAN PAD cned me of Fever and Ague. CAPT. L. UUTHHIE, Master of Schooner Himpson Chicago, HI. THE HOLMAN PAD is a success In all Malarial affections and Chronic diseases of the various organs. D. A. LOOM IS, M. D., Late Asst. nurg. IT. &. A. and Pror. of Obsrtetric and Diseases of Women and ihllctren, HU Louis, Mo. A Sovereign Remedy for all forms of Moniftfh Tronbles, Illllona and 31m lariat Fever. Fever and Agne wbere tne lMt Is worn aa directed. Price of regular Pad, T2. Rpeclal, one-third larger, H XXX Tad or Spleen Belt, 16. The t pit en Belt is intended to cover stomach, liver and sp'een, and Is a sovereign remedy for all chronic troubles in any wise connected with these orgns. Absorptive Medicated Body Plasters. 50c. each; Foot 5uc. per pair. Absorption Halt (bath). 1 package, 'Ao.; six packages, 11.26. Wholesale and Retail Depot, With Keparte Parlor lor Ladle, nnder cr of Lady attendant, Koorn 34, Fletcher 4c fcharpe'a hloclc, corner Washington and Prnnay I vanla Nt reels, Indianapolis, Ind. t'ouanltation Free. 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INDIANAPOLIS, IXD. JOHN J. COOPER, President.
W II Mi MkMJr, fy f 1 fU? al nt W M IN SOLID GOLD,g' ikTSi OUWTIr4G S . om mimjmi (dollar -1 fry $5
limm Uius, 1. s(f M,l. iitoB fcbsk) 1. LlcTra iMr Itrop SL. THE ONLY PERFECT FAC-SIMILE OF THE REAL DIAMOND I? THE WORLD. Pronounced by the Academy of France that M. Ltfevrt kat realty ebtatntd urtificiatlr the true diamond. Thebwilii of ihe ir-m are pure crvstals fonnd In theMerra Ncvnrt.i,. from whence thee are exported to Ihe Lelevre Ljiboruliiry In Paris, France, where they are submiiteU to a, cuemicul an.l voltaic process. BY WHICH THEIIt SIUF1CES AEE C0TERED WITH A COATING OF FlUE DIAKOXPS, lmpartlna; to tbem all the Brili xcy, llARnvEss. and refractive qualities of the nntural dliiniond, and JS'i'.f lhe? riM,.ray' foX Wear, nrUlinner. una Reanr.r, ss the veritable reins themselves. The liing, htlNln, aim Kir Prips, its displayed hi this annoancement, are nci-mnie enitravinsa of EOD 0CL3 k'OTOTKSX CZlZZin 72Z rcrrci IST7SS t lil'CSra. vrrwted I? rrtil-tj Z 1 ISrt &K37. flN RFOfiDT flC flMr nOI AO W 1H wild ft. be Rfv:itrd Vaii.. tonnvaddrws y ntutlrl UllC UuLtftrt In America, either article as above rT-rewite. Our "Uook on UiamonJs," with. illuUrationsof anblic Waniond Jewelry In solid (H k.) cold, mallei Iree. I hi tr-u manv lmlitnn utAimirtnli. bnt serrr cur that eould cqoal taT.cfWvT Rrllliant. . FI.I.ROT. PlmfirJ. rnns. I sin la nwtpt of a pair mtth Wwxi-Tf il Far Drew.. r oh dollar, la wr that 1 ) slaai.-4 vita tbess karllr tlU the bill, hrr are tm.l.T l-fant ANPRKW MOKRIS. KniwlUvill. N. V. TIM Wsn-lrrful ltrr Piammd Rim, to nr AU-r.mmr t h iirl thl mornln. It U mltr elraat, (iTlajcatlre aatls&cUea. aa4 ri,Htin VM1rraal arlaiiratioa lrm all wha an it. W. H. Ef.KDY. Vrti.hwrr. W. Va. TIm Lefem LUmoa4. "VMintrd is wild snid. ar Irula marTeWn. R. V. A VKRY k SONS. TTonw and Farm. Tm!"rfllr. Kr. The raiinrmly anerrwfal iprrlra mi r M. Lcfcrr ailenora an doubt sf ta artiacial rrnradiKtiou of Ui true diaOMavL lf.DU FRKXOY. tba frr rrearh 8dntit. Tbe L?m Diaaaaod aj.rt eductaally diatnrb the (lumbers sf tba pountasrt of aostlr fTD. Joamal af Science. BfJr' We frnarantee the Womlerftil Iefevre Wamonds for One Dollar to he mounted In Solid Gold, and will cheerfully refund the money if found unsatisfactory. Addrem all orders to the AMERICAN JEWELRY COMPANY, 5 Arcade, CINCINNATI, 0. Too aawrioaa Jevelrr Company taa prompt and nlian hoaaa.
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EVERY HOUSEKEEPER IN THE COUNTRY 2
Should read this very carefully, and learn how to secure A HANDSOME SET OP SOLID SILVER PLATED SPOONS, WORTH : 5.00. The IVmglaj iSilrer PUlinj Company, No. 3 Randolph Street, Chieaet,m., hae,durinir late lev rankrupt sales of asUra mauufac.urcra, purchased over 100,000 SETS of the beat anada solid W SUvcr-pJated Spoons, and at less than one-fourth cost of actual manufacture. Denrinj to iuao- ft duce these poods Into every neighborhood, they offer, for SIXTY DAYS ONLY, to every reader of thia paper the opportunity securine; a PRCMIUM SET, upon receipt of Sixty cents, to pay actual W cost of racking, postage or cznreasatre. etc., and th (olkwin)r voochert f
DOUGLAS - lucioaed bud do cents, to pay actnal cost of full set of your solid SLvcr-plated Spoons, and O liliilEAHiKlt: , O 'ALL SILVERWARE O - FULLY WARRANTED. vjr wnicn, price ot i . - Zelsore Honrs is
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canuy xrom a is par To make known this If atratine, tba Pahlisbers, i. 1. Parnr Co., 47 Barclay St., Ntw Tork, offer to rive a Terr . ... Ai. -
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tiaement, and sends f waafy-jte eents (send sflver. currency or ona cent stamp) lor atarts nontns' r cription to Leisure Flours, a present beautiful illuminated Mota entitled 'eaf H beautiful illuminated Mot enUtled "liitk Hope 7"
Ckaritw" alia, Sxl7 inches, prtntea in li Oil colora. The words are entwined with Calls Lillea, Forret-ma-oota. Ullifl Of the YalltT,Pan!!a,bat-bfadssnd Grasses, ele-
eantiy printed in all tbeir natural colors. Any mere aesenpuon ox mil atotto ri vea only a partta beauty and value. Thia Motto ia worthy a place Dome, and is alone really wortndoubie tbemone y ia every place. Pianos, Or (ana. Watches, etc., to tbe besides lara-e eommissiors Comnleteou unit, w cents. posisajaaiaews dealera a J sail leisure Hours. DglFE
(Trade Mark Copyi ighted.) Oil Cloths, etc, very cheap at the Old Place, Engliah Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingrain; ako Stair Carpets, Velvet Kn, Crumb Cloths, 112 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. Carpet carefiilly packed and sent to any part of tho United Stales C. O, I. tree ofExpreM charges. Call or send for Price List V J. A. 0EC.DALL.
STATE SE11IEL
.91.00 RATES.) ...8 5.00 - 10.00 eeeeeeeee i naw aeei ao.00 FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. BY PUBLISHERS. Ofiiee In tne Stale. Send for Outfit. a o o o o o o o SILVER PLATING CO.,
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o & packirifr. postaire or erpressap'e rackinr. expressap-e, etc- opon a I agree, opon receipt ot epoonj spoons, to show them
Cut out the above voucher, and inclose it with 6ixty cents to Dongrlas Silver Plating Company, Na 3 Randolph St., Chicago, III., pivin yoor name atvi post office in full, and you will receive by return mail a handsome set of solid silver-plated spoons. Remember that this offer is open on!v for bixtv davs. after
.... - I . ' tnese spoons wi:i re 4.UQ. ' fJ the nam of sa SLwFree ! paper to pags qnar comDAMd af Tllnstraled Articlaa of PI area. Travels, Biography, 6toriea.Poetry,etc..bv the bestwnters;coDtainnKlii)columns.wiUibandaomt covert published monthly; Price. 11 . rear :McentaToraix months: zacents ,hi 1 tnree Baanias, lucenu percopy.-litis uo - r a the cheapest mag-azine published, ? VaX flaahty and quantity ot readinr matter tree aianths, 10 cents percopy. This coasldered : it U a lavorlts wiu au. CHARITY word In erery asked foratareemontha' attbaeripuen. Areata wanted amount ot 93,000 in prizes given free to Agent inaaainDscnDersmBtsrnaacenis uui xor Stats where yoa saw this advertiaement.
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