Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1880 — Page 3

'THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY JUNE 16, 1580-

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Bo now he has seen the sun and the moon. The flower and the tailing leaf of the tree (Ah, the world Is a picture that' looked at fcOOO), I there anything more to see? He has Teamed (let in? kiss from his eye tha tear). Aa the children tell m, to creep and fall ; Then Hie fcj a lesson thai' taught in a year, For the baby knows It alL CONCERNING WIMIEX. H&ji a French critic: 'I like a cirlbe. fre :-he gets womanish, and a . woman bofore the gets girlish." The energetic man now lies off the veranda and enjoys hU pifw, while hU eyes are fe&iteJ by the beautiful flower of the garden, cart-fully delved by his wife and the servant girl. - "Women vote in "Wyoming, and are well treated by the men, and the married women don't always vote as their husbands do, either. Is noted, further, that the worn n

are sure to vote against candidates of dissipated or immorwl habit. One of the highest and best-deserved comfoments ever paid to our country is emodied in a remark recently made by Jenny Lind. Atter expressing great thankfulness for the enthusiastic reception she had received here, she added: Your Nation takes the rabble ot all other Countries and gives them a chance.'' 3Ii;s Emily Faithful is coming to this country next" fall to lecture on ".Modern .Extravagance:' and every married man who spends $10 a week for billiards, cigars, and other intoxicants, and gives his wife, $G during tho same time for marketing and dress, shcuM induce his better half to attend Miss Faithful's lectures. Norristown Herald. r Judging by the asemblaga at the Teachers' Institute, a very large proportion of the teachers of the public schools of Philadelphia are girls, who are both young and pretty. Sprightly in manner and gay in dress they might be mistaken for the average audience of any of our popular musical matinees, rather than a grave convocation of the pedagogues selected for tho instruction ot the children of a large city. Two gentleman friends happening to meet cne day in the street, and neither having any business on hand, both adjourned to an adjacent club-room. Conversation being rather lagging, one of them endeavored to bring up a talk about women. Said he: 'Now, look there, Jackson I mean at that woman with the pompous hat. "What a fright she is." ''Yes," answered Jack-on, unconcernedly. ''Now," said the first, trying to continue tho conversation, '-there are some women we know, and " ''Yes. and j-ome women wedon t know," responded JackEon, putting in his oar, much to the disgust of his friend. A good way to manage irritable husbands is suggested by the story told of the wife of the great historian and essayist, Thomas Carlyie. Among his other peculiarities he had a great fondness for hot cohVe and a readiness to express his disgust when the cotlvc served at his breakfast was too cold. Or. one occasion, when the first supply was particularly objectionable, . he ordered it to le sent away. A second di-h of coffee arrived, which was almost at boiling-point. Still indignant, he declared that this should be taken away, as it was not hot enough, whereupon his wife mildly observed: "My dear, what would you think of holding a redhot cinder in your motith and drinking your coffee from that?" At this suggestion the irate man of genius collapsed. Woman In Ancieut and Modern Times. (.Professor Darid Swing. Tte as-ertion that man is becoming larger minded and larger hearted finds a significant illustration in the present condition of woman. At no one place can we better see the radical changes for the better in the life of humanity than at the standpoint of the modern woman. "When we look into the face of our mother or wife or daughter or cultivated friends in this half intellectual w orld, we can not but wonder in amazement if these are the l-eings whohnd no souls in some lands, and who were mere slaves in the clas.-ie lands, nd who in all the barbarous tribes have done all the work in field and house, und which all through the middle ages of Christendom were a kind of miserable appendage to tho noble army of men. "Why, even in the Mosaic age? out of which came Christianity, but came like morning out of night, a woman could not bring any kind of lawsuit against a man, and a man might divorce a -wife if he would only take the pains to give her a piece of writing to that effect, ishe must leave the house like a servant girl to whom one may give a certificate, not of good service, but of eerv ice. And you remember that in Solomon's magnificent temple there was an outer court into which the heathen could come, an inner court into which women could come, but into the grand interior, where the wealth and art of the period had done tbeir best work, and where (Jod himself could be found, only the men were to enter. The first definition of man wa so narrow that only the King or royal families were included in it. By degrees it was enlarged until many adult men could enjoy its honors ; but little children and women and slaves were not admitted into its environs. Infants were slain readily. "Wives were whipped, bought and sold, divorced at pleasure, or killed ; in some countries dead slaves were not buried. There were ravines or eir.k-holes into which dead slaves were thrown. You could find the places by watching the carrion birds in their circling flight. Cicero, in the four or five hundred letters he left written to friends, mentions often his father, but never his mother ; he divorced two wives ; loved his daughter, indee J. but was reproved by Iloman statesmen for weeping for her when she died. Nero killed his mother, and Seneca, his moral guide, made no complaint. It thus seem3 to have taken the human raeo a long tinio to expand the word man to such a proportion, that into its. nobleness and security and peace the woman and the little child could take refuge r but at last into this gigantic ark the weakest and hun;blest gather themselves, and are quite safe aa th storms' of life come and the floods climb higher. rieasantrles Concerning Women. A fiend in Kingston, R. I., has been arrested for putting a potato bug in his wife's stocking. His defense is that he heard that its bit- would aua lock-jaw. A St. Loui3 girl recently refused to let an account ot her trousseau be published in the papers. This proves that the trousseau was not equal to that of some rival of hers. A bride of a month went to a married lady of a quarter of a year and sail : "My darling says women are fools." 'Nevermind," said the other, 'he is only studying nouns. "Wait until he reaches adjectives." A man at a friendly gathering boasted that te ha l been married twenty-five yeers, during which time he had never given his wife a cross word or look. 11U wife's version was that he didn't dare to do one or the other. "Father I really must have a new muslin dress for this summer." "Annie, dear, 1 would like to get you one if I could afford it; but it costs $5 every time it is done up. and and you will have to wear silks, I am afraid." .k . ; , ! , , - y ) i j . f - "

."Itii expensive, 'ather. I admit, but Charley

thinks it is awfully ehöapTand I never shaft catch bim unle I play economy; .Don't you see it will pay in the end." Emerson says "all lovers "mathematically just, much as the two sides or an algebraic question." ' Just so, Ir. Emerson, and when mother-in-law and two sisters take a finger in the pie, the equation becomes quadratic "No," she said, as fche tipped the cream it would take his last dime to pay for; "no, I never eat cake myself, but ma says she is getting awfully hungry for a piece of my wedding cake. Philadelphia Chronicle Herald. ""When I goes a-shopping." said an old lady, "I allers ask.? tor what I want, and if they have it, and it is suitable, and 1 feel inclined to buy it, and it is cheap, and can't be got for less, I most allers take . it, without clappering all day alout it, as some people do." Husband of professional beauty "Another casualty! More poor widows and orphans!" Professional beauty ''How. awful! and of course there'll be another fancy fair! and I shall have a stall, and wear my new 'confection' from Madamu LabiUkv's. Poor creatures!" Funny Folks. Well I'm glad my house cleaning is over," said Mrs. Brown with u sigh of thankfulness. "It must bo a relief," observed Mrs. Smith who was calling. '.'But then, how soon you will need to go through it all again." If she hadn't looked around in a sort of critical manner all would have been well. That call will never be returned. New Haven Register. A Professor was recently explaining the well-known physiological theory of the body being entirely renewed in seven years to a class of young ladies in an English school. "Thus, Hiss fc he said, addressing a very pretty young brunette, "in seven years, you see, you'will no longer bo Mi.J S '." "I hope so," replied the unsophisticated maiden, with downcast eyes. "Are you prepared for death ?" the clergyman asked, with a tremor of emotion in his voice as he took the sick woman's hand in his own. A shade of patient thought crossed the invalid's face, and by and by she said, "she didn't hardly believe she wa.-J; there was the little bed room carpet to be taken up yet, and the paint up stairs bad hardly been touched, and she did not want to put up new curtains in the dining room, but she thought if she didn't die until next Monday she would be about as near ready as a woman with a big family and no girl ever expected to be. 1. S. That woman got well CHILI WIT AND WISDOM. "My boy, what does your mother do for a living?" was asked of a ' little bare-footed urchin. "She eats cold victuals, sir." Judging from back appearances. Small boy (rushing in front of young lady wearing rather large poke bonnet, and staring her full in the face) "You've lost your bet, Charlie; I told yer it warn't an old woman." Lodnon Judy. 'Tommy Eeyebright' wants to know if we think "a boy from the city could go into the country and make a living picking strawberries?" A Yell, yes; we rather think the loy could, but the man for whom ho worked couldn't, by a large majority. ''"What is the worst thing abut riches?" asked the Sunday-school Superintendent. And the new boy in the bad class under the gallery who only came in last Sunday, stood up and said, "Their scarcity." And in his confusion the Superintendent told the school to raise and sing "Don't be weary, children." A five year-old daughter of one of our citizens observed to hi in, in tho presence of company, at breakfast: "You mustn't go off without kissing me, papa." "I never forget to do it, do I?-' he asked, surprised. "You may not forget it, but sometimes you go off mad, you know," ehe artlessly replied. The company consulted their cotlee. "I shouldn't think there would be such a word as breakfast," remarked a young linguist to his mother, the other morning. "Why not, dear?" asked she. ''J.ecause, ma," replied the boy, it ain't natural; things never break fast they break loose."' There was a sad bewilderment of expression in the face of that mother as she gazed speechlessly upon her precious son. "Yes," continued the old gentleman, warming with his subject, "it is scandalous, perfectly scandalous. "Why, in New York, if you will believe it, they spend more every year for tobacco than they do for bread V "Is that so?" responded the youngster, letrayed momentarily into something bordering on animation. "Is that so?" ho repeated, removing his cigarette to say it; -'will, 1 suppose it's wuth more." Boston Transcript. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and daughter left New York a few days since for a short sojourn in the country. As most little girls are, Minnie, the daughter, was slightly curious, and she continually annoyed the farmhands with questions rather diflcult to answer. "While out in the pasture, she noticed the men cradling, and, after inquiring into the why and wherefore, without much satisfaction from the rustics, turned and proceeded homeward. She had noticed the night before the operation of milking, and it was a source of continual wonder to her. Toward ausk that evening, she proceeded back of the barn, and again watched the operation. Said she to her Uncle: "Uncle Jim, what are they doing?" "Why, they're gittin' the milk from the cow," responded he. "Does all that milk como from the one cow?" "Yes," answered her Uncle. "Where do they put it in?" continued she, with childish simplicity. And Uncle Jim smiled a smole at the child's curious question. The Czar's Grandson. Mrs Hoot' Letter to Philnlelnliia Telegraph" Sometimes one hears little things about the Czar of Russia which makes one inclined to pardon Nihilism and to comprehend the dynamite plots. The other day I went to visit a very charming old lady, who is an American, and who has lived for many years in Europe. "Whilst turning over the pages of her photograph album, I came across the portrait of a child, a boy of some six or eight years of age, so singularly beautiful that my attention was at once interested The little fjllow was dressed in a Knickerbocker suit black velvet, with his fair hair cut Holbeinwise over his brow, and a lovelier or nobler image of healthful boyhood never gladdened a parent's heart. On my making some exclamation of admiration, my friend produced several other photagraphs of the same child, remarking at the same time that the picture, so far from exaggerating his beauty, hardly did it justice. She then told of her meeting the boy and his mother in Switzerland. Tho child was the son of th lirand. Ditke Alexis of Russia, the mother being his secietly wedded wife. Bv command of the Czar the husband and wife were separated, and the latter was forced, not only to consent to a divorce, but to marry another man. "How could you consent?" asked my friend when the unhappy lady had related her story. The eyes of the speaker filled with tears and her lips quivered. "It was for. my son's sake," she whispered, and then she said no more, being evidently still not wholly freed from the toils ' of the "giant spider of the ISorth, as Whittier once called the; Uzar in one of hia fervent lyrics, of Freedom,

I. 11 Among the delegates to the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church, now in sessionat Charleston, are two Indians from the Indian Territory, one of them being a clergyman, Rev, Allen "Wright. The Reformed Episcopal Church ha seventeen congregations among the colored people of the South, with a total membership of 1,200. Six missionaries of this denommationare laboring in that field. A sllrer medal of the Pope and tho cross of an Italian Order were parts of the mass of rubbish, consisting also of large stones, nails, coins, pieces ot paper, and bits of cloth, which was found recently in the stomach of an ostrich that died in Rome. The well known voraciousness of an ostrich never got into one stomach a more incongrous assemblage of things than that. At Shrewsbury. England, a fortnight ago, Emma Faucett, the proprietor of a circus, was fined $3 costs for having taken on Sunday ten vans and thirty horses through the town between the hours of 12 and 1. The by laws under which the fine was imposed prohibit the driving of any beast, animal, cattle, poultry wagon or cart, laden or unladen, through the streets on the Lord's Day, and the highest penalty for the offense is $25. An eminent Boston preacher once said that it was mockery to pray at night for sweet and refreshing sleep, without seeing to it that the bed-room is well wentilated. God takes care of those who take care of themselves. One loosos a pound or more during the nijjht. This is death-breeding matter. If breathed over again blood and brain are poisoned by it. All sorts of diseases result. JJe sure that vour greatest fear is not the atmosphere. Somebody says that "fresh air is God s answer to man's prayer, 'Give us this day our daily bread.' " Hugh Miller Thompson, whom most read ers will well remember as the rector some years ago of an Episcopal Church in New York lives now in New Orleans. He has recently been holding a controversy in a newspaper with the pa-tor of a Unitarian Church, and in one of his letters made the assertion that one-half of the congregation of Rev. Phillips Brooks' Church in Boston were formerly Unitarians. "I know," he said, ''from the best evidence, that the cultured Unitarianism f New England is largely drifting into the Episcopal Church." At the annual Gregorian festival held re cently in Londou, it being the eighth, tho congregation was very large, filling the great Cathedral of ot. l aul s in every part. Ihe portion beneath the dome wa3 so crowded that ladies were unable to remain, owing to the heat. The choir numbered upward of 1,1:40, and of clergymen present there were 1G0. To show the imposing picture they pre sented, it is said that the front rank of the boys, all of whom marched four abreast, made the full circuit of the cathedral before tho Bishop, who came last, was seen. The lady to whom young Pecci, the Pope's nephew, was recently married, is the daughter of n rich Roman merchant. Being unable to obtain from his father the means necessary to set up an establishment befitting such a bride, the 3'oung man applied to his I ncle. AH that the rope could do for him was to give him 23,000 francs, and this sum he was obliged to borrow. Much talk was made in Rome of the meagerness of this pro vision, and when Leo heard the current gos sip on the subject, he replied that he was truly sorry he could do no more, but matters with him were in position such that he never had enough in the house for the needs of the day. Aphorism. God delights in true, earnest thinkers. Dwight. Great thoughts stand up like church spires 'mid village cots. Bailev's Festus. Th beautiful ar never iletulate; Sotue one alar lores them lio.l or man. If man abandon, God tuk them. Bailej's Festna. Accompany your own flag throughout the world under the protection of your own cannon. Daniel "Webster. The lryin up of a single tear has more Of houe-it fame than aueiliu aeas ot core. Ujron. Adhesiveness is a great element of success. G enius has glue on his feet and will take hold of a marble slab. S. J. "Wilton, D. D. Eloquence does not require mellifluous words and long sentences. It is often found in rough, uncouth garb, just as the lightning often gleams from rugged thunder-clouds. Gouih. Style is the gossamer on which the seed of truth flat through the world. Bancroft. Untimely Sympathly. Chester (Pa.) Dvniucrat. Hans Growyost, a worthy German farmer who has been a life-long resident of Berks County, has a shrewish wife, who has long rendered hi domestic life anything but a couch of roses. One da' not long ago she in a fit o: pique packed up her duds and left him wing never to come back. T.he news went around among the neighbors you know how intelligence of all kinds does. travel in tho country and at night several of them, of whom I was one, went to condole with Ilans. lie sat on his front stoor. miffine away at his pipe. "Ilan9," I remarked, -1 pity you." "My boy," replied the henest Dutchman as he disturbedly knocked out the ahes of his pipe, '-you vas right. he has shust come back! ' Truly wonderful In nervousness, general debiliry, emaciation and dropsy Malt Bitters. For Dyspepsia, Indignation, Depression of Spirits and General Debility, in the various forms; also as a preventive against Fever and Ague, and other Intermittent Fevers, tfc Ferro-Fhomphorated Kllxlr of Callsava, made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., Newora. and sold by all druggists, is the test tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever or other sickness, it has no equal. Ak the recovered dyspeptic, bilious sufferers, victims of fever and ague, the mercurial diseased patient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits and cood appetite; they wilt tell you by takinj Simmons LITER REGITLATOR For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, Bilious Attacks. 8ick Headache, Colic, Depression of öplrits, Sour Soinach, Heart Burn, etc., etc. IT HAS NO KQUAI. This unrivaled Southern Remedy Is warranted not to contain a single particle of Mercury, or any injurious mineral substance, but la PURELY VEGETABLE. If yoa reel drowsy, debilitated, have frequent headache, mouth taste's badly, poor appetite and tongue coated, you are suflerlng from torpid liver, or 'biliousness," and nothing will cure you so speedily and permanently aa to take SIM3IOVS LITER REGULATOR, Cacttos. A there area number of imitation offered to the public, we would caution the community to buy no Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine unless in our engraved wrapper, with "Red Z" trade mark, sump and aüjuator unbroken. Aon other Is genuine. J. II. Z EI LIN A- CO., Philadelphia, Price, 11X0. Bold by all Droits.

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the genuine:: Dr. C. McLANE'S LIVES, PILLS are not recommended as a remedy " for all the ills that flesh, is heir to," but in affections of the Liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dys pepsin, and Sick Headache, or diseases of that character, ther stand without a rival, AGUE AND FEVER. No better cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after takirg quinine. As a simple purgative they are unequaled, EEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid with the impression, Mc LANE'S LIVER PILL. Each wrapper bears the signatures of C McLank and Fleming Bros. Insist upon having the genuine D.i. C. McL AXE'S LIVER PILLS, prepared by FLEMING BROS..' Pittsburgh, Ta., the market being full of imitations of the name McLftne, spoiled tlLTerently but ' s.irn? pronunciation. ' Cough?, Bronchitis and Consumption WbataWrll-hnowu Irnara1t mjm aboat Alleu'a Lnog limlaani. -., MOTHERS, READ1 Oakland Station, Ky. Gentlemen The demand for Allrn'a Lima; IUIatin Is Increasing constantly. The ladles think there la no medicine equal to It for Croup and Whooping Cough. C. S. MARTIN. Druggist. Hold by II Herfllrln Iaiera. TO TT INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. TUTTS' PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE. TUTrSPILLS ' CUttE DYSPEPSIA. TUTT'S PILLS CUBE CONSTIPATION. TUTT'S PILLS CURE PILES. TUTT'S PILLS CURE FEVER AND AGUE. TUTrSPILLS CURE BILIOUS COLIC. TUTT'S PILLS Cure KIDNEY Complaint TUTrSPILLS CURE TORPID LIVER. TUTT'S PILLS IMPART APPETITE. Dr. Tctt has sno cvedel in combining in these puis tha heretofore antagonistic qualities of a Strenothino, Puroativk, aud a I'ubiftino Tonic. Their first apparent effect is to increase the ppetite by canning the food to properly assimilate. Thns the system is nourished, aud by their tonic action on the digestive organs, regular and healthy eracuations are produced. The rupifHtr with which PERSONS TAKE ON FLESH wiiUo "der the Lunuence of these pills, indicates their adaptability to nourish the body, hence their efficacy in curing nervous äebility, melancholy, dyspepsia, wartins oth"e muscles,slugirishneris of the liver, chronic constipation, and Imparting health A rtrength to the system. Sold everywhere. Price 23 cents. Office S3 Illurray Street KEW YORK. THE HARRIS REMEDY CO. SZanfo Vhnltm9 JNT. 1.1$ VMS. JttK a -ir pr. Dcnr uffCDic DRCTinr tcwrnire r-atu.luk ujt nur iinimi I ii&.i jiufcu lj. II a I For Mm trocblM with Sprmiaforrhr n Mil I l"Pot'LC7' rritltinf from r i hiutr J vttilitir, 4 dDlittj( r tu (Mat appiH-MM ts 1 H fl 0 ttIf"!T?h C K J Ü ft Q ?rl. m tt7 0 0 Puaphlrta ertiinf etKr of thnm Ii awn n4 th toi of enr. Wit tvilxl on ijli-arti. ThM paiui'Mrta ar thiroatfSiv praytirl, ti in WMlh tWtr ,'bl IB tÜMta&U W u5rr trofa Um li&jca Jccritaw IE CELEBRATED Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition of flesh and color, are blessings attendant upon tne reparative processes which ibis priceless lnvlgorant speedily Initiates and carries to a success! al conclusion. Digestion 1 restored and sustenance afforded to each life-sustain-in? organ by the Bitters, which is Inoffensive even to the feminine palate, vegetable in composition and thoroughly sate. .For Bala by all Druggtsti and dealers gen- . erally. Notice to E on-Hesidents. State of Indiana, Parroll County. In Ihe Carroll Circuit Court, September Term, 1SS0. !n the matter of theettateof William Faker and Mary Faker, who have been absent from said County end State for more tban five years. Application for administration oa the estate of William Faker and Mary Faker, wbo have boen absent, and their place of residence or whereabouts have been unknown for more than Ove years. Belt remembered that on the 27th day ot May, 18Ü0, Harnnel Louther, by Dally Kane, his attorneys, filed in the office or the Clerk of the Carroll Circuit Court, In the County of Carroll, and state of Iadiana, bis application, m writing, duly sworn to, asking tne Court to decree that William Faker and Mary Faker, who were formerly resideuts of said County and State, tobe dead: and also to appoint an administrator of tbeestateof said William and Mary Faker, for the reason that said William aud Mary Faker have been continually absent from said County and State for more than five years last past they not having been beaid of, or their vheieabocts known for more than five years last past; and they not having made any arrangements frr the management of their said elAte; and also that said estate may be by said Court ordered to be sold to raise money to pay certain debts against said parties. Notice is heieby given of the riling and pendency of saU complaint and application in said Court, and that the same will be heard and determlnel at the next regular term ot the Carroll Ore lit Court, to be holden at the Court House, fci the city of Delphi, In the County of C'arrcli and State of Indiana, on the first Monday lnSeptember, A. 1. 1&0. Witness George W. Plgman, Clerk. SEAL of sail Court, and the seal thereof a Mixed at Delphi this 27th day of May, lw. C EORQE T7. PIG MAN, Clerk. BLACK WALNUT LOGS, Will bay Liogs or Timber In any part of Ohio or Ind., III.. Mfh, or W. Vs. For prices, eto . address WIM SI O'BKICSr.TlCln, Übt.

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Gonorrhea, Vt.LiXj.LiI., Ktricvira, OrufcitW, Raraia, iuc HuyiMn tut auduifc-r prirate liwa. qukkljr cured. ltiier-eYi.ieaCBi aph", wlio b per. fecial artnitlosi . toaerrtiia cUa o diwaae', an', irentiu thodrandj anoda!lT. aniline js-at .ti". rVrairiin. kwvlnc thi. Ia eftra reremoMBil to aar can-. bra It t. Iimairairgi ta Ti.it ibf cur fir trniiiK-ni. medK-iw can bt Kit priratelr t ad af.IT by ail er expre anjebere. Ctires Guaranteed in all Cases undertaken. Coatiuuujb -rnoanT er hr Vfter free aal InTlt-d. Charge rauunable and euere-pondence ctricür cvaifclattUaL PRIVATE COUNSELOR rJ lOO paaee, "! any auMrr-a, erearely r-krxi. tor thirty c-nw. Ji!wHd be read tr all. Allmi a. ebearafroot A. M.taeF. If. Sundays, 1 to a 1ML AYER'S CATHARTIC PILL?, For all the purposes of a Family Physic, CURIKQ Costlvene83, Jaundice, Dynpepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery, Foul stomach and Breath, Headahe, Erysipel, Piles, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases. Biliousness. Liver Com plaint, Dropsy, Tetter, Tmnois and Salt Rhe- " 1 ,1 V Ulilf WlUl. AfTUralgla, as a dinner pill and purifying the blood, are ice most. congenial purgative yet perrectea. Their effects abundantly show how much they excel all other pills. They are safe and pleasant to take, but powerful to cure. They purge out the foul humors of tike biood, they stimulate the sluggish or disordered organs into action, and they impart health and tone to the whole being. They cure not only the every day complaints of everybody, but formidable and dangerous diseases. Most skillful physicians, most eminent clergymen and our best citizens, send certificates of cures performed, and of great benefits derived from these pills. They are the safest and best physic for children, because mild ai well as effectual. Being sugar coated, they are easy to take, and being purely vegetable, they are entirely harmless. Prepared by DR. J. 0. AYEE & 00., Lowell, Mass., Prssetlrnl and Analytical Chemist. Sold by all druggists and dealers In medicine TH GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Gray 'a Specific IHerilclne. XRADEMaRIC1 especially re-TRADC MARK DuuiuieDaea as an unfailing enra lor Seminal weakness, Spermatorrhea, imTkAtAnv nnS mt diseases that fol-luwiujapequence-rfF on Self-abuse. aasSC BeforaTakingalTSAfter TaW tude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision Premature Old Age, and many other disease that lead to Insanity, Consumption and a Pre mature Grave. Full particulars in oar pam phlet which we desire to send free by malltt every one. The Speclflo Medicine Is sold bj all druggists at 11 per package, or six packagefor 15, or will be sent by mall ou receipt of the money by addressing THEORAY MEDICINE CO., No. 10 Mecnaaics Block, Detroit, Mich. For sale by all Druggist. Dr. Jolm Bull's UV im Sjnj FOR THE CURE OF Fever & Ague OR CHILLS & FEVER The proprietor of this celebrate! mcllcine Justly claims for it a superiority ever all remedies evT offered to the jmWio'for the SAFE, ILKTA1X find lEIi."rIA.EiX cure of A?uc and Fever, or Chills and Fever, w hether of short or lonj standing. He refers to the entire Western and Southern country to bear liim testimoy to the truth of the assertion that in no case whatever will it fail to cure if the directions are strictly followed and carried out. In a preat many cases a single dose has been 6Ui Seien t for a euro, ami whole families have been c lrqd by a siuslo bottle, with a perfect restoration f the general health. It is however prdentnd in every case more certain to euro, if its u.e is continue J in smaller doses for a week or two alter thediae.i30 haa been checked, more especially in difilcultand long-standing cases. I'suallythia medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in pooi order, fchoulil tiie ratieut, however, require cathartio medicine, after having taken threo or fourdoP9 of the Tonic, a fing'-e d.vrtot lli'LL'S VEGETAIILE FAMILY PILLS wril be euflicicnt. Tho rrcnnfno SMTTITS TOXIC STJiVP mu?t have DR. JOHN HULL'S private stamp on each bottle. DU. JOHN CULL only hns the ritrht to manufacture ami pell the original J (MX J. SMITH'S TOXIC Äl'fi', ot Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on each bottle. If niv private stamp is not on each boUlc do not purchase or you will be deceived. ZDar. JOTTTJ HU H iTi Ittauufactnrer and Vender of SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, The Popular JtemdU$ of the Day. PRNCIPAL OFFICE 319, MAIN St, LOUISVILLE, KY Sl,000 A YEAR Can b mi Je it hoof by any active uxu or wouiau, boy or firi. lo will not t oMjtoJ la iea.t rourewa Iowa. or Iw irjr lrnt bnoia oirr aif ht. Any aua caa cuoduct tha busioeu. It requires aa capital. WE WILL START YOU WITH an OUTFIT WORTH $4 tofl.it-tTTlTl If roq arc employed duriar, f day yota caa k from 1 ta (3 during an evrnmc. Some of our agents report a pron! . of tij in a tin it rtev. Write at once fnr fail parti culm E. C. RIDEOUT CO.. Uo.su, A.t DIVORCES Ttrally and Quietly in SO flays. Fee when trranted. wiiwa.w rJiioinaestampTor advice. HiUkrvAdama, 11 4 Broadway, M. X. City, K. T. Oamun'a Tlarrtin Uemedy is a npee!y ind certain cure for ri.irrhflpa.Dv!ontnrv. nn l most efWtti.il Preventive cM'lu lera anl 1'ln.Wa .M.ul ut. Itis no accret l'riparti.m.aHtht in.'ri'ili. n set which it is coinioe4 lire Hwnthe Ialu-1 .f ear Ubotüe. an ! it U reooiiieiide.', und jrescriKeil lv the must emiiwiit jili weian. !! hv Druasl.! a'l fUm-keojier. irioe 25 Cent and $100. Alar-'e boltle -iitexnre paid, frSl fand fcr Circular. Address C1L4.S. A. OaiUA 1 tev:nth Ave. XewYork. - MAS: HO OB lrrrripio Free. For the peedy Cure of Besniual Weakue, Lrwa of Manhood, and all disorders brouirUt on by indiscretion or exceaa. Any Drutnrt ban tue lnirrertiiiti. Aildreea DAVIDSON Ol CO., 78 Kaaaaa St., N. V. $350 MONTH louts Wnt(l-7S bit aelllni svrtlole In tb world: 1 Mm pit free. Addretw Jmy Brnmom, Detroit inoa

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Three hundred pages, more thJrTw valuable prescriptions for all lorms of prevailIds disease, the result of many years or SÄ"""'1 pnc5 Ihe Louaon Lancet eavs: "No nrvr,r. should be without thlj valuable bock Th. author la a noble benefactor." -Tt . - An illuatrated nam pie aent to all nn raoaiat of aix ceDt for pontaire. on iKtäSKTSPS sssssn, S.BÄ tlonal Medical Association. n Addre Dr. W. H. PaK- 1 1 1- It f KEK, Ko. 4 BuUflnch street, HFAl Boston, Mass. The author llsVfasa may be consulted on all dls-Tl I J O rl f" Fe1riXlrtng,,tluQlex'' HYbtLr a . - . - "iTi m aw ..a. . " " Tor a case of any of the following dtse which Dr. Montz's Invincible Tonic CAN NOT RELIEVE OR CURE. It will effectually cure RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK, GOUT SPRAINS, STIFFNESS IN JOINTS, 80RK THROAT OR COLD, CATARRHAL AND PECTORAL TROUBLES, CHILLS AND FEVER, KIDNEY COMPLAINT, and all ' Diseases of the Blood. ' This Tonie is warmly recommended by all the leading physicians. 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