Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1879 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING.' FEBHUATIY 5, 1879.

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AT THE BEDSIDE.

O mothers whose children are sleeping. Thank God by their pillow to-n:gnt; And pmy for tlie mothers now weeping O'er pillow? too smooth and too while, Where orient little heads tt have lain. And soft little cheeks have been pressed; O mother who know not ihis pain. Take courage and and bear ail the rest ! for the sombre-winged angel is going With pitiless fiiishto'er the land. And we wake in tlie morn, never knowing What he. ere ihe nisht raav demand: Yes, to-night while our darlings are sleeping. There's many a soft little bed, Whose pillows are moistened with weeping For the loss of one little dear head. There are hearts on whose Innermost altar There is nothing hat ashen, to-night: There are voices whose tones sadly falter. And dim eyes that shrink from th light; O mothers whose children are sleeping, As ye bend to caress the fair heads, Pray for the mothers now weeping OVr pitiful, smooth little beds. STATE INTELLIGENCE. Brazil had a $2,500 fire on Saturday. Franklin sinners are being waked up. Madison is going to have an Opera Mouse. Franklin is said to be the boss city to sell lottery tickets In. There are now 2,000 logs in the Pdtoka river, above Jasper, waiting for a rise. The Wabash Plaindealer has been sold to Messrs. Keaten and Stanley, of Chicago. . Eli Wells and family, living at Paris Crossing, were seriously poisoned, on Saturday, by drinking water from a cistern. Columbus Democrat: It is now said that not only the peaches, bnt the peach trees have been killed by the late hard winter. W. J. Cassy, auditor of Gibson county; who lived at Fatoka, and was re-elected at the last election, died at his home Saturday night, after a short illness. George E. Sailors, of Frankfort, has been arrested on the charge cf seduction aod bastarday, at the instance of Miss Aiitfca Teller, and in default of $500 bail was committed. Columbus Republican: Yesterday the first barrel of mineral water was shipped from the Sand Creek mineral springs. The barrel contained 45 gallons and was sent to Seymour. John Harris, a brakeman on the Louisville, Kew Albany and Chicago road, was crushed between two cars in the yard of the road at Lafayette, on Sunday, and very severely injured. The excitement continues at Martinsville i over the murder or natural death of Rid cliff. It is thought by many that Reynolds is the victim o circumstances, and that Radcliff died or heart diseas:. T. II. Miiler, of Lifayette, used the rod oa a son of Levi Brant, and the latter has begun proceediEirs against Miller for assault, asking $1,000 dacuases. There's fua ahead, as the case is an interesting one. A stranger named S. A. J. Bryant, haihng from Indianapolis, was arrested in Goshen Saturday for an alleged conspiracy to defraud Andrew Benkey, of Harrison township, out of $1,000. After a preliminary examination the case was continued until Wednesday, February 12. Errant gave bail in $1,000. As the evening train was Bearing Madison Thursday evening, near Middle Fork bridge, some miscreant fired into tbe passenger train on the J., M. and I. railroad. One bail passed through the coach, and another through the smoking ca-. Fortunately no one was injured, and every ttTort to arrest the fiend has so far failed. On the farm of Mr. Brower, a few miles north of Logansport, on Saturday, Charles Wheeling, while engaged hulling clover seed with a steam thresher, the boiler exploded, throwing Wheeling some distance, completely stripping the clothes from his body, breaking his jaw in three places, and fatally injuring him internally. On Friday evening at the Wabash railroad depot at Huntington, Charles Lecroix, aged 26, attempted to murder a prostitute named Jessie Young, and failing in the attempt shot himself in the forehead. He died instantly. On his person were found vials of laudanum and arsenic; also, a letter directing that his body be sent to his relatives at Hannibal, Mo. Both parties were from Fort Wayne. Adulteration of Food. Cheapness of iiyipij is one ot t- marked jeatOKI tl UiS '.hues. Staple articles of daily efi"ntioiption have not been as cheap since 1SG0 as at the present day, and the tendency still seems to be downward. The laboring man who is so fortunate as to have steady employment even at low wages can live comfortably and support his family with comparative ease. And when . the laborer has no cause of complaint on ac- ' count of high prices, certainly the rest of the community is in a condition to be contented. But, unfortunately there is another side to this picture. The cheapness of a great many staple articles of food does not result from the reduced cost of manufacturing the ru alone, nor from an over supply, but is in consequence of wholesale adulteration of manufacturers and dealers. This subject his attracted considerable attention lor several years, nor only on account of the fraud practiced, but also, (and chiefiy) because the public health is in volved. Of late, tne matter has been thoroughly investigated by competent scientific men in Eastern cities with a view or getting at the bottom facts, and finding out just what articles were adulterated and how they were adulterated. Now and then the the newspapers have published contributions on the subject trom chemists and others giving results of analysis. Perhaps it is not generally known, however, to wbat extent adulteration enters into the groceries which we daily purchase. In a recent lecture on ''Public Health Associations,' ' Mr. George T. Angell. of Boston, went over the entire ground. The Herald's summary of his address is full of unpleasant lacti Copper is found in pickies; cayenne pspper is adulterated with red lead; mustard with chroma'e of lead ; vinegar with sulphuric acid, arsenic and corrosive sublimateSyrups, flavoring oils, jellies and preserved fruits contain poisonous substances. Cocoa and chocolate are adulterated with minerals, and tea and coffee are largely adulterated. Soda, supnr and ticur contain ground white stone. Flour Is also mixed with planter of Paris, bone dnst, clay, sand and chaik. A Boston chemist found 75 per cent, of terra alba in one sample of cooking cream of tartar. Thousands of gallons of compound are sold as milk that do not contain one drop of the genuine article. Butter is .made in enormous quantities from animal fate, and even those are adulterated. In much of the molasses and honey sold are poisonous mixtures. This array of facts Is realty startling. Public attention can not too soon be directed to the subject, in such a manner as will be eiTctive ia preventing the adulteration of wbat we eit. It is bad enough to be cheated without being poisoned. But to be cheated and poisoned at tbe same time is a little more than people should be expected to bear. Ariiooa'a fetoae fVellk" Arizona Sentinel A wonoVirtul place is finaj-i, about 30 miles outbeafet of Mio!on Camp. Thmoun tains have one face of bard, smooth granite. All the water falling npon this

basin has to flow through nine tanks, one above the other. Thelowvr tanks are of easy access, and are often drained of their coutents by men and animals 'raveling between Yuma and Sonora. Tbe upper tanks are approached only by circuitous and difficult climbing over rocks. To one standing below they afford no indication of their existence, nor dots climblrg tbe smooth, steep mountain side seem possible to one unacquainted wilh the way to do it. In tbe upper tanks water has nt-ver.been known to fail. To this water comes tame of all kinds in great numbers from tbe great waterless country around Tinsj". Antelope, mountain sheep and deer of several kind?, come in herds. Rabbits end hares are as plenty as anywhere and are prey for many coyotrs and beautiful little reck foxes. One would think that all this game would be thinned out by tbe Papago Indians who in habit the country. But these Indians are superstitions and avoid Tensj -is wilh abject horror. Within two miles 01 this water are certainly 150 graves and probably more, each marked by rows of stones laid in the form of a cross. Scores of men, famubed for water, have expended tbeir last strength in reaching Tinajas, only to find the lower tanks dry and ignorant of the uoper ones have lain down in despair to die. The remains have been buried by later travelers and the graves marked, Mexican fashion, by a cross of stones. During the rush to tbe gold fields or California, cholera attacked travelers on tbe road from Mexico, as it did American immigrants along the Platte, ppstilence combined with thirst, to gather corpses at Tinajas. Recollections of blrachicg bones and grinning skulls protects tbe game from Papago arrows and flint-locks. After passing through its usual fermentation the Witer becomes clear and pure as any in tbe world; it comes from the clouds only, and, flowing in!o the tanks over insoluble granite, it carries no mineral matter. Every heavy rain pours a whirling torrent through the tanks, washing them out to the very bottom no organic matter stays behind. The

number and variety of birds here is marvelous, many of tbecu appearing to be of new and undescribed species. At morning and evening tbe din of their song, confined by sides of the mountains is almoit deafening. All around Tinajas is the remarkable vegetation of the desert; near its tanks are many and curious plants nourished by their moisture. Tbe place is one of much interest. Lafayette Courier: The example of the Fore Wayne lottery, or perfumery raiHe, as it is facetiously termed by its victims, is contagious. Every Masonic lodge in the State that can buy a spavined horse or a packoga ot hair-pins, begins to issue tickets for a grand "drawing." Five bare come to time, and the back counties yet to hear. from. To Be or Not to Be." It is a anestion of Importance to all afflict ed creatures, whether they will be cured ot disease by remedies which leave a long train of bad aiter effects, or by a medicine that strikes at the cause of the malady and eradicates it, without doing any more barm than tba much water? Clifford's Febrifnge, for tbe care of all diseases caused by malaria, is a palatable, powerful antipetiodicaud tonic, and yet never produces headache, noie in the ears, deafness, or any of the evils consequent on the use of quinine, arsenic, etc J. C. Richardson, Pron'r, For sale by all druggists. St. Louis. RKn Certificates. It is no vile drugged stuff, pretendtng to be mad of wonderful foreign ro-ts. barks, etc., and pufFNsd np by long bogas certificates of pretended miraculous cures, but a simple, pore, effective medicine, made of well known valuable remedies, that furnishes its own certiSca'es by its cures. We refer to Hop Bitter?, the purest and best of medicines. See "Truths" and "Proverbs" in another column. There is no difference of opinion among those who have tested Pond's Extract. Thousand, both in tbe United States and Europe, unite in giving this remedy the highest praise as a curative agent. Its power in arresting inflammatory dlsesats is almost miraculous, never failing to awake tbe grateful admiration cf tho afflicted. It can be said of this great remedy that it can never injure the most sensitive or delicate organism. Send for little book of particulars to Pond's Extract company, 98 Ma:.den Lane, 2Ce.w York. Bewars of imitations. Samuel R. James. C&rboHne, a deodorized extract of petroleum, the only article that will restore hair on bald heads, is en elegant dressing, and contains not a particle of lead, sulphur or other poisonous drugs. Sold by druggists. C'oasnmpiiou Cared. An eld physician, retired from practice having bad placed in his bands by an East Irpjha rpi'--'fn:rv Ui3 formula of a simple vegetable reraeJy. for the speedy and permanent ctira ii fouaaPifUvai bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat J"" lung affections, also a positive and radical cure1 for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of casrs, has felt it his duty to make it known to bis suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will seed, free of charge to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and usinpr, In German, French or English. Sent by mail by addressing with stare p. naming this paper, W. W. Bherar, 119 Powers' block, Rochester N. Y. SPECIAL MOTiCCS. Nothing can exceed the folly and stupidity of tbose who submit to the pangs of the various forms and complications of rheumatism and gout, by which they arc tortured and disabled, when they can, by one or two applications of Giles' Liniment Iodide or Ammonia, obtain instantaneous and permanent relief. o Chew Jackson's Best sweet navy tobacco. The Centaur Liniments are of two kind The White la for tbe human family; the Yellow is for homes, sheep and other animals Testimonials of the effects produced by these remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may bs procured of any druggist, or by mail from, the office of tbe Centaur Company, 46 Dey street. New York elty. The success which so frequently attends the Investment of a couple of dollar' In the Louisiana State Lottery is becoming the subject of general comment, and everywhere the laudable ambition of people to r,dd to their wealth stimulates a trial of lack which can be accompanied by no evil result, aud oftentimes has a very happy termination, tiouie one must win, and tbe reader should see to It if he is not the happy man. For Information address M. A. Dauphin, P. O. I!jx 10!, New Orleans, La. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Tllnl weakness or Apmnion; a weak exhausted leellnz. no e lentvor couraire: tbe result of mentMt overwork, Indiwmllnua or HrMMt, or some drain upon tho system, Is always cured by HUMPHREY'S HOMKO PaTHIC BPKCTKIO No 28. It tones up and Invigorates the system, dispels the icloom and despondency, imparts strength and enemy, stops tne drain and rejuvenates the entire man. Been u ed twenty years with perfect success by thousands. (Sold by dealers. Price, 11.10 per single vial, or ti.U0 per package of five vials and fODvlai of powder. Kent by msil on receipt o price. AdifnM HCMrHKCYs' HOHMlPATHICMKOK'ltECOnl'Aar, 109 Fal ton street Aew lark.

(uticura

THE GREAT SKIM CURE, lafallibly Cures.

SALT BHSTJM.

Salt Rheum or Eezema, Riug Worm, Teller, Psotlssl', Pempblsus, Impetigo. Leprosy, Prurigo, Mil It Crust, Brb?' Kch, JacRaon'i Well, Scald Head, Dnndrsir, Clccra and Old Sarc. MESSRS. WEEKS fc POTTER. Druggists and Chemists, of Boston, Mass , respectfully Inform tne public and those afflicted with apparently incurable affections of the SSkln and Scalp, that they have i-ueceeded afier eight years of study and experiment in obtainlnu trom original products, never, they tv lleve, before used in medicine, a purely Skin and (Scalp Specific ot the consistency of jelly, which they believe to be an infallible cure for every kind of bkin Disease, from the worst case of Salt Rheutn to Scald Head or Dandruff. CUTICITRA la earnestly believed to be the only positive specific remedy for the enre of Sa't Rheum or Eczema. Ringworm, Twlter, Pushes. t.'hln Whelk, Psoriasis, Pemphigus, Impetigo, Leprosy, Lichen, Prurino, Iu-h, Ground Itch, Barber's Itch. Jacksou's Itch, I. nnutural Redness of the Nose nod Face, Kough and Cracked Skin-, and all Vesicular, Scalv and Pustular Eruptions and Irritations of the Shin; Scald Head, Dandruff. Dry, Thin anil Failing Hair, Premature Baldness, and all Scaly Eruptions, Itching, and Irritationsof the Scalp; Scrofulous Ulcers, Sores and Discharging Wounds; Cots, Wounrts, Bruises, Scalds, Burns, Ilching Piles, Pain and Inflammation ; Rheumatism and Affect'ons of the Muscles and Jointa; Sore Throat, Diphtheria, Croup and Hoarseness. Also, as a Veterinary Specific.

HUMOR OF THE FACE Head Cnred.-i Terrible Case. And iFroni Hon. Wm. Taylor.) Messrs. Weeks fc Potter: Gentlemen To say that I am grateful, is only a poor exnresslonof my feellun-sbut it Is the best word l.jcan use, for 1 feel it lu every sense of the word. I have beea a great sutrin-r with skin diseases for the last twelve (III) years. My head and face b-ting covered with sores, I conid not rest with the burning heat and itching of thy parts aiructt'd, and was confined to isiy house tor weeks at a time. My disease has been called E'ZPma, of a most auerava'ed ty pe, by many physicians, but 1 doubt If ever luliy understood by any of them. It was more like a combination ol several skin humors. I nave spent much money s;eBiim a cure, and ia lst7 I went to Ku-op?, and consulted some of the best physicians in l.-jndou. I received temporary rnlief only, lor In the spring n would break out again as badasevcr. When! came back to Boston, I was told by many tr ends that Dr (whose reputation for the cure of I hose d iseases was of tho hitrhest order) conld cure me. I wslted on the doctor; he prescribed forme. I followed hia advice fornix months, aud, lean safely bay, without any improveincut. I tried oiher physh-iuns, iinii among them Dr. , of K st Boston, aud Dr. , of city proper, but all to no purpose. They did mi no Kood;tncir remedies were so ineffectual that at no tima dldl ieel that a cure would result from them. I have swallowed 5"0 arsenic pills, 5-31 grain, and taken bottle after bottle of internal remedies, beside all thi ex tern:il applications I h ive u"d, but the effect was tho Kauio. I bur-aim satisfied that I could not be cared, but niibt be kept from getting worse. Now, about, tnree months ago, Mr. Mcehan, a gentleman well known to lSoton people, called inv attention to your CL'ticcka, and promised woad-rful nrsnlis if I would only make atrial. He told me of his own experience with It, and so peisevered on me ti.at I went wilh him to a drnc; store and bought. wo larze boxes of L'UTicunA, and some soap, and c 'lii'imenced to u.-e it accordion to Hie direc tion. There w.ism) much humor lodged within the skio, that as soon as I commenced ttie nse ofCrTict'HA it came to the surface and festered, until vast quantities had come nut anil greatly Intensified my sufferlnm lor snout two weeks. Kut I did not mind tins, as. I felt, that I was coin; to get rid of the humor when I saw it coming to the surinc-) in such lame q mini I lies. Atter the first two or three weeks' use of this remedy I was greatly cncouinged by a gradual lessening of the inllsnimatliiu of a number of pslnfiil soies. I carefully, fiilthlully and cheerfully followed tho directions to the letter, feeling each week nearer a cure, until at the present moment, sfu-r three mouths' use of Cutici'ka, nd 12 years of as constant suffering as was ever endured, 1 can say that I am cured, and pronounce my case the most re markable on record. I have been to e uwl with my success unit I havj stopped men ou the street who were afflicted, and told them to eet the Clth i k.v and it would cure them. This is why I am so grateful to you, Isr I belleve It to be tbe best and greatest discovery of the ae. and that it will cure all who are suffering with these dlse.a.s-R. 1 may ndd that I took no internal medicines but the (.'uticoba l'.EMOLVE.NT. WILLI Ail TAYLOR. Boston, Aug 22. lffiK. UAi.'Tioss. If posibleuetheCrrncr;i:A Soap fur clesnstng the kin.and.scalp when dlsea- ed. Also for ulcers and sores. 'Most soaps Irritate and inflame those tender surfaces and retard a cure. The frrici ra Soap is a dily, r.lmwt hourly, recwltr Ja treating skin diseases. (uticura JJesolvent, The firou Purifying Aeent for the treatment of scrofula, scrofulous, caucertus and canker humors, such a- bronchncele, goitre or sel!ed nee, cancer (in tbe incipient stages, aud where the virus is Inherited), cancerous humors, tumors and enlargements, canker and canker humors, mercti' iai and lead poisoning, enlargement, ulceration a .d exfoliation of the bones, ulcers, sores, abscesses, carbuncles, boils, milk leg, fever sores, erysipelas sores, swelled sore leg, old sores and wounds anil such other manifestations of scrofula as hip disease, spinal c.nrvntnre, white swellings, rickets, caries, necrosis and other affections of ibe bones, iutUtifmu'.lon of the eyes, running sores lu the ears and ulceration of the nasal cavities, tonsils and throat, is well nigh infallible. The reason It is so is found in iw ability tO Bltick and destroy the germs of inherited and cotHUki'His diseases. It strikes at the root of tbe great canS8 Of tlisea-senoisou born of scrofula nnd. wrc'ii" TJiiiImi' its healing and restorative influence the elemnts of im simnlant those of disease. I n .IS V wOU. lieed from corrupting lmputltles by tllh fteso'vetit, builds un and beautllies everv Dart of the hu man anatomy with the radiance of perfect health. Iu all skin and scalp diseases when the skin Is hot and dry, the blood feverish, the liver torpid, the bowels constipated, or when the virus of scrofula or poison of mercury Is known to lark in the system, or when the constitution has been shattered by malarial and antiperiodic fevers and debilitating diseases, always take tho Bk.soi.vent while using the Cuticxra. A cure thus made will be permanent and Siitlslnctory. SALT RHEUM Covering: tbe Body for Ivu Years, Permanently On red. Law omen of Ciias, HoroHTON, 17 Congress Street, Boston, "eb. 2, 1X78. Messrs Wkeks A Pottkr:' tientlenien I feel It i. duty to Inform you, and through you all bo are interested to know the fact, that a most disagreeable and obstinate case ol nait Kheum or Kczema which has been under ray personal observation from Its first appearance to the present time about ten 10) years - covering the greater portion of the patlent'a body and limbs with its peculiar irritating and itchlnir scab, and to which all the known methods ot trea-lng sucn aisensn naa oeen upplied without benefit, has completely disappeared, lenvlug a clean and healthy ekiu. tin ner a few days of protuse application oi v,lticfba. . I can nnd do heart li -au vise an similarly bifi'cted to try the remedy which has been so effectual la mis case, very iruiy yon rs. t MAS. HOLtiWio: Catjtxox. If iiosslble, use the C'uthxra

CERTIFICATES OF PURITY. State Assaver's Office ad Laboratory . (i. 1JASA Haves, W irnrr nnd fYirtnut, 4 Htate Stbkbt, Boston, May, 21, 1S78.

tt . Tatth. . RaniifmfnT

f-om you with tne f .llowiiiR results: Jtdoes not contain any traces of metal Ic salts (such as tbowof mercury, lead, bismuth, etc.l. nor of mineral substances. It Is corned entirely of emollient ingredients of vesetable orifjin and of known curative values that are free from dan

gerous or X"U- a. yAN A HAYES. State Asyer of Massachusetts. t.. . . ... . f,.'rr-rr-T- .n 1 luauiTrinv. A KtatK STH V 1- T. RtsTON. Oct. 11. 1K7S.

Messrs. Vef.ks 4 Pottku: Gentlemen I . . i. 1,, r..il..u-1 .... mwiiIis i .ni,in, rcTii-niii witii ttiH const 1 1 either metallic salts, corrosive substances or Kespeitfull ,

. emeus a. CtmcuRA Riisoi.VENT and Cuticcra Soap are for sale by all drumNts anrljli'alcrs. Price of Cuticura, 60 cents per box: 1. rue s, conUlulne two aud one hiilf times the 11 ...'.-.. 1 ci . ... f . s iMillutnil reeeintof nrlce. PrioOOf ReSOlV-

2nt. f'l Ser rtx tor fe" (6in not! be

ooth for 5. Price of Soap, a5 cents; six cakes, l.!4o. (By mail, au ceuis: iiireecae, nuui, Orders may bo addressed to Browning & Sloau, Stewart Jt Barry and A. Kiefer, Indianapolis. Kf Address ali. orders to be sent bt Mail to the Proprietors."

Prepared by WEEKS Sc POTTER, Chemists and Drag

gists, 360 "Washington Street, Boston.

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SCALD HEAD. ECZEMA OF THE SCALP, FACE and l.lmba cured alter yearn of snflerlng. Messrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen My friends anil acquaintances will rt:niVmler mo as hsving been for years a ftlteted with Kczema or .Salt ttheum. It covered my scalp, face, body and limbs, and caused me great Mifleritisc. The appearance of my face made me miserable, not to speak of Ihe burning heat and pa n. 1 have bwn treated by Dr. , of Cum bridge: Dr. , ot Boston, aud by Dr. , considered the bust In toe city for such iiseaes, without cure, and with butlittle efieoi. After years of sufferine, a thorough trial of nil remedies, anil the best phycicliiiis, costio; me hum reds of dollars, I am curM solely by your C'uticura, for a very trifling sum of money. Gentlemen, 1 can not. say enough in its praise. It has made me a happv man. Very gratefullv, M. M. liSAACS. 2 V. Cant'm street, Hoston. May 4, KS7H. C.CTios. If possible, use tho COTicritA Soap. A Y0U3G LADY'S STORY; Diflnn nnd Blood Parlfinn Failnrm. Messrs. Wee A Potter: Dear Kir Kocloatd find one dollar for a box of Cctici ka, which is doina wonders for me. I have ueen troubled exceeding y wl'h ia't Rhenm oa my face for six years. Have liiul the best doctors our vicinity affords: have taken at least twenty-five bottle of "bloid syrup:" have drank ot several mineral bprlnes. all to no purpose, aud when your Citicuka was advertised my father sent for a box, and using it brought the humor on the surface, which pradually fell off, until my skin is as smooth as any, and with but a very little humor on It, which is gradually dlsuppeurinc. I thank you most kindly for the painsyou took lu sendinu a box ot Ct'TieuKA. and it has not only helped me, bnt a friend also. Iarcc with you that skin diseases can uot he cured by '-blimd purifiers," for I have had a fair chance to test them, llesjiectlully yours, O , .lists'. June 3), JS7S. Notb We Imve not the young lady'spermiss'iim to publish her name, which is there fore onilned. The original letter mav be seen atouroftic. W.&P. Caution. If possible, use the cvTiruitA Hoav. SCALD HEAD OH A CHILD. C nred. A Kan of Running ors, Messrs. Wefks Pottek: ':tir Sin. ft affords me great p uanure to testify to tho remarkntilo healing and curative effect of your CUTICl'RA on my child's hesri. He bad au affection similar to Sea Id Head, which covered the entire scalp with one mass of running sores. The itching was very severe, causing him to scratch it until It fcnf. For nineteen months he hud to wear an oilskin eap. After five applications of Cuticuua, we were able to comb his linlr, and aboutone box cured him. This Is simply remarkable, as he received the prescriptions of two physicians of high standing in ourclty witnou! any apparent benetif, and was under various forms of treatment, for nea'ly one year and a 1ml f. Iam, gentlemen, j ours vcrv truly, CALVIN W. SAWYER CheT-SEA, Sept. 8, 1878. C-AvntMi, If possible, tfse the Ccticitra KoAr. CHILDREN AXD INFANTS. Bore Cares or Skia and Sealp Aflcctlou. Fred. Uohrer, Esq.. Cashier Stock Growers' National Hunk, Puebio, Colorado, writes : ! am so well plea-ed wilh its effects on my baby that I can not afTorrt to be without In my house, it is a wonderful cure, and is bound to become very popular as soon as its virtues are known to themasses." J. S. Weeks, Esq , Town Treasurer S!. Albans, VI,, says, lu a letter dated May 2: 'It works to a charm on my baby's face and head. Cured the head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face of sores. J have recommended it to several, and Dr. Plant has ordered It for them." M. M. Chick, Ksq., 41 Franklin street, Loston, says: "My lit tle daughter, eighteen months old, bas what the doctors cll Kczema. We have tried most ! everything, aud at lust have used about a box of Cuticuua, and (die is almost a uew child, and we feel very happy." Caution. It possible, use the Cuticura Soap. (uticura Qoap. A Pure Skm and Tonet Soap, appropriately named after the irreat remedy from which it draws Its curative properties, is of a delicate natural green color, snowing ii wuiucmiiuo origin. Its emollient, soothing and healing action is the same as Cuticura, only In a moJlfled form. W hue 11 cannot lane tne piaca oi tha latter In the treatmentof obstinateskin and scalp afreet ions. If may ably assist il at every stage, and is positively indispensable in all cases, since pure soap la the treatment of eutaneousdiseaeslsa dally, almost hourly necessity. Its medicinal ingredients are so reflued anil purl fled of gross or inert matter, that thev are known to be present only by their grand curative effects, while Its fragrance, unsurpassed by tlie flu est Parisian products, places It loremost among the finest toilet soaps yet tiroduced. Added to its many attractions Is the low price at which it is supplied to all. It is In everv resptct a pleasing contrast to the tiltby products prepared from the refuse of sinks, vats, hotels, hospitals and rendering-houses, reeking with putrescence and animal parasites and thegerms of contagions diseases, nnd Innocently labelled "skin soap." Iu recommending it as an assistant to Cuticura. as well as tor tue preservati n oi me skin of infants, of gentlemen who shave, aud ihnu who desire a fresh and wholesome skin and scalp, we but All to the brim the measure of ourduty tothe public. Certainly -tor cleansine and refreshing inflamed and diseased sur faces of tbe skin and scalp, tor washing ulcers and old sores, for allaylnc the Irritation of rash, prickly heat, and other minor cutaneous attentions, bs well as for all the pal Doses of an elegant toilet, bath and nursery soap, it has noequal in tne worm. . havt ana!vzed the sample of Ccticcr.v received have aualyzed a sample of Cuticuka Koap recelv wen t s of a pnrn.blnnd soap. It does not contain injurious lnurcdlentj of any kind. 8. DANA HAY Kb, btate Assayer, Mass. Dt bv mail ) Three SI proves of eh, or six of

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Tis People'3 en:3y. .. The TJaivercd Pain Extractor. Hoto: Ask for Pond's Extract. Take no other. "Hear, for I will apeak of excellent lalns?.' POKflV S EXTI! ACT-Thecrrvat Vcffetable Pain Ileai royr r. Hits been in use over thirty years, and for cleanliness and prompt curative virtues cannot N; excelled. CXJll.Dft I'.N. iso family can oironl to be without Pond's ICx tract. Accident, Bruises, Contusions, t'om, Sprains are relieved almost instantly by externa! application. Promptly relieves" pains of Bnrn, Scalds, Evcorfr.tiona, CbaliuK, Old Sores, Bolls, Felons, Corns, etc. Airests Inflaiuinaliun. reduces swellings, s:ops bleeding, reicovus discoloration and heals rapidlT. ZjAKIEs fir,0 it their best Irion-!. Tt nsrnairea the p.ilns tn which they are peculiarly subject notably fullness nnd pressure in tlie lieaif, nan-iea, vortirro. &?. It promptly ameliorates and prmnnen'.)y licalsall kinds of luuaui" mwtlona and nice ration. IIEMOltltHOIttS or PILES find In thla tie only iimsieiliate relief ai:d nl lmnte cure. No case however chronic or obstinate c;;u loa'j resist its rejnitar nc. v.l Its rosw VHN S. Tt is the onlv ?nre rnr". KIIINEV DBV.KASiiS. It bas 'no equal for perrtianerit cure. 31jEEDIa from ruy cause. For tfils !t Is a per-ifle. It lias saved hundreds of Uvea Wien all oiln ;r remedies failed to arrest McedV iifx IVqiu nose, RSomach, Ion rr, an i eUoTOtrrEf'nr', rarcl, rVeumle:, sirjd tt lie;n:ali;n sire ill -V-J.C relieved uuj often lo rmniteiiv cured. PIT VlI.lNscrall schools ho nrc ncqnalnt. cl wi'.ii foud'sICx tract ofWUeli Uaasel recommend it in their prictice. We luva letters of commendation from hundreds of Physicians manv ofwhoin urdurit for use in their own practice. In addition to tlie foregoing, they order its use ffrsvrl!tnrsnrall kinds. Quinsy, Sore Tb roa',1 uflsmr-d! 'I'orisl.s, simple and chronic Dlarrbcea, Catarrh, (for which It is a r-rirfr). hllItlain, F'rosted Pert, Stink of niVfosqolten, etc. Cimpped Mntid, l avo aud hidccd all lucaner ol skin diseases. TOI I-K lTS . Removes SorennmRonzhnesM and Smarttnz : lealscatu, IvriifM tiotts, and Pint plea, it rrrir.es. wvutnniic and rtfi-nht. wlulu wonderfully inn-roving tha Complexion. TO 1'ilKJIKIIS-Pond'n Fitrnd. Vo Work Breeder, no Livery Man can atiord to be wiliout it It is ns d bv all ihe leading Livery Mahies, Street llailroads and first lUirsemeu la Sew York City. It has no cqmil for Sprains, Harness or t-ad'lle ChaBn?, Stillness. S-ratcli!,wcliing-. Cnts, Lacerations, llk-ed-iiias. luentuonki. Colic. Iiarr!io?a, Chill-, Colds. Ac Its ran?e of action ia wido, and tha relk-filatrords is so prompt tliatUisinvaluable i'lcvoiy fni:ni-yard as well as in everv fanu1kc -e. Let it bo tried or.c; ac-J yoa will never lie wl'lKint it. CAVTlON ! pond's Extract lias len linl!ate i. 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HDLHAH LIVER FAD Company's Eemedies TO BE BOLD HEREAFTER BY SPECIAL AGENTS ONLY. FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC: 100,000 PERSONS Tbronsrboat tba ronmr iiavc iisvU 11 n Imam's i'mtl sot-rcMiral. ly. IneltMline all lima rlns ions and rlaoscm. COLD! Th hnmM system Is airceicxl iby the cold and nwil la propor. tioa as it Is Ichorous mid taeolibjr or weak and lilnenHfl. THERE IS KNOWN KKMF.DT THAT will ro promptlv and etlicic ntlv insure a healthy sTOMArif and LIVER, and so thoroughly ft rt ity the svMetu against extreme cold as the wonderful, vitalizing, health-giving HOLM.N LIVEK ASH STOMACH PAD. it is a sure preventive of Colds and Catarrh. lx not fail to try It. THE KOLMaN PAD PLACET) OVER THK STOMACH and LIVER, from which iiearly all diseases have their origin, will exert a never-failing beneficial influence over tlie vital forces lucrvesand blood. CONTAINS WOJTDERFTL PROPERties, consistine of healthy tonics fiat re sent Into the rvriwu ly abwrption, stimulating the n"rve centers that pervade the digestive Organs, without which digeK:iin and eoU vitalizing fluids (bloodi is impossible. ALSO HAS OTHER PROPERTIES that abftorb a", foreign m niter from tiio r r .VBtem, found in uio hll. wbeth r Medicinal, Malarious, Bilious, etc. It will do for you what nothing el: can. Think, too, how very inexpensive it in compared with most other treatments. As a family mclicinc. for cheapness, safety, convenience nd efrectivoneRs, it commends itaelf to every houhohold. PRICES. Regular Pod f ro Ppeciai Pad, tjd larger) i M -X.A X fad orSploen Belt... Medicinal Bodv PLiKtei-H. each Medicinal Foot Plasters, ner nair Absorptive Salt Foot Bath. oxckHe Absorptive Salt, per box, (t packagea. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEP0T3, 14 Madison Street, Comer of Clart, OHIOAGO, ILL., Also, Eoom 34 Fletcher & Sliarpe'a Block, IadlannpallH, lnd. With Separate Apartments for Ladies, Under care of Lady Attendant, trom 2 to 1 p.m (TAKE ELEVATOIU N. B. In consideration of the act ion of tlie Holinan Liver Pad Company and tt" agents in a convention recently held at New York City, withdrawing the raid CominnyV Remedies entirely from the General Trde;and wishing to inorougniy cover our iciriiory witn a competent corps of elBctrtit irrial Aacutu, we will want throughout thoXorihwestrn States such agents with somecupital. Ve also want a prominent ueaier in every town, who has had experience and is intere,Ud In the success cf these Wonaerfu! Remedies, to act as our Special Agent. Address, with stamp, either of the above named offices that may be in your territory. BATES & HAN LEY, Manager's for the Northwest. GET YOUR Job Printing COKE AT THE TIIEL OFFICE S3?" Prices reasonable and to comply tritb tlie demands of the tlmest Estimates Furnished and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Corner Circle and Meridian .Streets, PUBLIC LIBRIBT RTTII.DIXO. A Tirum of Tonrhful tmrTOlice. wnfinir prKCtnra decay, nerronn d-W!iir, ele rmvnic trial '.n vain every known rwnwHlT, ha found a simple self enrv. woica ha will fiend rsss tn hia t;lKw sclTerer. Al-lros J. II. K1.EVES. 43 Cbntbnm !t- X. T. NOTICE. I. O, O. F., Rural Lodge So. (!, Traders Point, Marion Connty. lud will elect there Trustee Kebrnary 21. 1879. J. li. McCTJK, Secretary. OIRSHOT: ?oaiIMTelini . 'bar or irons arti rt'ltv fe a vo"S she WrrBO vales w? r. o sen t kS.kj k rt wir. r IMaM ujmti kuc i-wfcj words fail t disirilH! its bea'aty end J -t ir cw . ui iwv!um rtr everv one. . Th iriii of thU b.'aiit lid Siouc nai-pociat oiler io . n l,t M.lrrrlrnirlit. A sr.-nta H'tu m i,: i:.vK.iril .-ilvrr Ware til fed llfinro Hours. 'Tnnu nwn' nnKt.i7. AddrcM tle nul'i!flicr. . V . At Rt-flxv St .. lptr l or K .

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