Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 14, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 September 1872 — Page 7

AiHH-dote of frof. Morse.

The story of the early life and struggle of the late Prof. Sa'ai'l F. B. Morse, the inventor of the telegraph, are pretty well known. Colonel Slrother, the 'fort Crayon" o the mapaiineM, teil the following story of hit early life: I engaged to become Morse's pupil, and subsequently went to New York and found him in a room in University Place. He had three other pupils, and 1 soon found that our professor hsd very little patronage. I puid my fifty dollars; that settled for one quarter's instruction. Morse was a faithful teacher and took as much interest in our progress more indeed, than we did ourselves. But he was very poor. I remember that when my second quarter's pay was due my remittance Irom home did not come us expected, and one day the Professor came in, and said courteously: 'Well, Sjrother, my boy, how are we oft' for money? "Why, Professor," I answered, "I am sorry to say I have been disapjointed; but 1 expect a remittance next week." "Next week!" he repeated sadly, "I shall be dead by that time." "Dead, sir?" "Yes, dead by starvation." I was distressed and astonished. I said hurriedly "Would ten dollars be of any service to you?" "Ten dollars would save my life; that is all that it would do." I paid the money, all that I had, and we dined together. It was a modest meal, but good, and after we had finished he said "This is my first meal for twenty four hours. Strother, don't be an artist. It means beggary. Your life depends uion people who know nothing of your art, and care nothing for you. A house dog lives better, and the very sensitiveness that stimulates him to work, keeps him alive to suffering." 1 remained with Professor Morse three years, and then we separated. Some years afterwards I net him on Broadway. He was about the same as before, a trifle older and somewhat ruddier. I nsked him how ho was getting along with his painting, and he told me that he had abandoned it; that he had something better, he believed; and told me about his proposed telegraph. I accompanied him to his room, and there found several miles of wire twisted about, and the battery, which he explained to me. Iiis pictures, finished and unfinished, were lying about covered with dust. Shortly afterwards Congress made an appropriation, and Prof. Mors.- was on the high road to wealth and immortality. Lying aud Swearing. Old Pardon S., of Connecticut, was a particular kind of a person. One day he had a man plowing in his field, and he went out to see how the work was going on. I he grouml was very stony, and every time the plow tiuck a stone the man would swear a little. " Look here," cried Parson S., " you musn't swear that way in my field." " Well, I reckon you'd swear too," said the man, "if you had to plow in such a stony field as this." " Not a bit of it," said the parson ; " let me show you." So the parson took hold of the plow, but he very soon had great trouble with the stones. As stone after stone caught the plowshare, the parson ejaculated : " Well, I never caw the like." And this he repeated every time a stone stopped his onward way. When he had plowed "around once he stopped and -aid to the man : " There now ! You see I can plow without swearing." " But 1 guess it's pretty near as bad to lie," said the man, "and you told a doz'n o' lies. Every time the plow struck a stone, you said, 1 I never saw the like,' when the same thing had happenrd the vrv minute before." Combining Piety with Profit. In Keokuk, Iowa, recently, a saloonkeeper was arrested for selling liquor on Sunday. In court he explained that he was a Seventh-Day Baptist, while his his wife belonged to the Dutch Reformed Church. He kept Saturday holy, and she sold beer on that day. On Sunday t-he observed the day and he carried on the business. For the privilege of combining piety with so much profit the enterprising dispenser of the ardent was compelled to pay a small fine, and was then released with the understanding that the partnership with his wife would not legalize the breaking of the Sabbath dav. Adding Poison to Poison. There is no urease in which the blood is not more or les3 impregnated with unwholesome matter, and the direct, inevitable effect of all preparations containing pirituous excitants is to increase the volume of poison in the veins, and thereby aggravate and prolong the malady. Hence it is that dy-pepda, bilious fever, cholera-morbus, lung-complaints, gout, dropsy, rheum itism, nervous disorders, and ca.-es of general and local debility, originally mild in type, are frequently rendered chronic and dangerous by dosing the suitV-rers with the alcoholic bittters advertised as medicine stimulants. As a counterblast to the canard put forth by the proprietors of those pernicious com i mil nils, the plain, honest, philosophical tatementa of Da. Joseph Walkes relative to the nature and effects of his Jalifohhta Yin kah liirTf as, sre doing a world of good. He haa oppued the eyeB of the public to the important fact that a pure vegetable tonic and Iterative, unp Muted by alcohol, if not an absolute specitic for every varhty of disease, "I (be nearest approach to it yet attained. His 'iNfcoAH Bitters are unquestionably working such wonders in affections of the stomach, bowcla, nervous and muscular system, and the 6'anda and respiratory organs. Com. Lord Ciibsterfiild and Col. Aaron Burr, wh o wire noted for their amatory conquests, were both extraordinarily illfavored men.

The Philosopher's Stone Found at Laut.

Manufacturing gold in S.n I rancisco is a good deal like carrying coals to Newcastle. There is a man in that city who virtually claims to have discovered the philosopher's stone, or the art of transmuting the baser metals into gold. It U declared the product of his art has been searchingly tested by the mint assayers und pronounced the genuine article. With proper facilities ne says he can manufacture gold by the ton, and produce a sufficient quantity in a few wcoks to height a ship. We do not observe in the meantime that the discovery has as yet had any perceptible effect in bearing the article in the City of the Golden Gate. Don't Hawk, Hawk, Spit, Spit, Blow, 'Blow, and dingus! everybody with your Catarrh and its offensive odor, when Dr. Sage s Catarrh Remedy will speedily destroy all odor, arrest the alMBarcc and cure you. 614 Commodore David Kitciuf. made one jump from the rank of a seaman to thai of a commander. He swam ashore three miles from off Beaufort, S. C, with the American flag in his teeth, to prevent the capture of the colors by the Confederates; and this aud other exploits led to his rapid rise Tue most astonishing cure of chronic diarrhea we ever heard of is that of Wm. Clark. Frankfort Mills, Waldo county, Maine; the facts are attested byhzra Treat, Upton Treat, and M. A. Merrill, either of whom might be auurenxea tor particulars, air. t lark was cured by Joniitort Anodyne Liniment. Com. Hon. Joseph Farewell, Mayor of Rockland, Me., Isaac M. Bragg. Esq., Bangor, arwl M U4IUPU Pima ftriu MaiViiau Ma Ihm. tuucoi di a upw (nun,, i'tul Ulnr), AMv. , IlilU" her merchants, fully indorsed the Sheridan t.avalry ( ondxtwn J'ouders, and have given the proprietors liberty to use their names in recommending them. lJom. For Dyspepsia. Indigestion, depress ion of spirits, and general debility in their varioua forms ; also, as a preventive against feveracd ague, and other intermittent levers, the " Ferro-Phosphorated Elixirof Calisaya," made by Caswell, Hasard & Co., New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic, and as a tonic lor patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it has no equal. Com. u We regard Burnett1 Flavoring Extracts (for Ice Creams, etc.) as the beat in the world." Fifth Avenue Hotel. The most practical and thorough training for business life is that ob tained at the f mous Spencerian Business College. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Com. Use Dooley's Yeast Powder if you relish light, sweet, wholesome Bisouits, RoIIh, Pa.t ry, etc. Your grocer tells it. Full weight and strength. Com. Elm wood collars til the neck beautifully. Elmnood collars tit the neck so that you feel an if yon had no collar on. A.-k any tirst-class Furnisher for the Elmwood collar. Criktadobo'h Excelsior Hair Dye stat'ds nnnvaed aud alone. In merits have i i'-n io until i- d acknowledged that it would be a supererogation to n -i .nit ou tli- any further luiihiug can bout lt. iCoiis. Masks and Faces. Ladies who mask their fare n! n- as with enamels eudaixei iheir heult Ii to no purp". Tbc planter work deceive nuts ily. There it tut one article known whiih will re-lore a M. mndu'J comp exiou or create external hriliisnty an 1 Mem where loe liar never heretofore ruilpj. ami thai article I II Aims' Maunoua Hum. It porter m i hit toilet miracle by i tilting vital iiy into th. kin The Moral ami herbal jukei of hieb it It coin pi.-t-J gently stimulate the circulation ia the minute blood ?e' I. and brace tu network of nerve through which Ihey put. Thin ijnickened nml tr-ugtliriieil, the external loveriug toon acquire a lre.li ml loaltnful hue, an I every trace of sallowuees disappears. The palest cheek derive irout the beautifying baptism of this delightful cosmetic warmer hue. and the arm, hand, aud tie k.a blonde luster wlili h the coarla'ans who profess to tilsko ladles "beautiful foievei" with their poisonous cement, can never hope to imitate. Cam. Flaoo's Instant Relief has stood twenty years' tent, la warranted to give imm-dUUt rtlit to all Rheumatic, Neuralgic, liead, Kar, aud Back a- he, or money refunded. ft'om. PEOPLE CHOLERA REMEDY. roa Ovaa Tbibtt Tiass 1s71 PERRY DATI8' PAIN KILLKB Has been tested In every variety of climate, and by almost every natioa known to Am ri.-au. It is M co. -t int companion and inestimable friend of the mhuitoiisrv and the traveler, on sea or land, and no on- should travel on our lake or rieern HithMt i. (since the P IN-KI LLRK w hr.t introduced and met with such extensive sale, many Liniment, htlief. Aiaaceu and other hrntdie have been offered to the public, bat uone of them have ever attained the truly imriablt $tadin0 of the PAIN KILL Kit. WHY 13 THI8 SOT It is because DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER is what it claims M bsi a reliever ol pain. Its Maarra ass I'Nsrerasstn. If yon are suffering from Internal Pain, Tirentv to Thirty Props, a a lutlr rater, will almost instantly cure you. Them in nothing to equal it for Colic. (Vamps, Spiwou. H''irtbur, Diarrhea. VyeHtery , t'lur . Wind i the HotnU. Sine M intiicA, Ihj'P'P'i ami Sift Htiilachr. In sections of the country where I KVKR AND Atil'K prevails, there is no remedy held in greater esteem. Persons traveling should keep it by them. A few drops in water, will prevent slckneea or bowel troubles Iroru change of water. From foreign countries th calif for PAIN KILLER are great. It is found to CURE CHOLERA when all other remedies failj When need externally, as a Liniment. not hing give quicker ease in llu rus. Hrulsee. Sprains. Cuts, Filings (rem Insect and Scads. It remvea the Are, and the w. out. I heals like ordinary ions. TMoae suffering with Kheiimatitui, Gout. or Neuralgia. If not a posi tive cure, they Dud the PAIN KIU. I R gives them relief when no other remedy will. sie (in Ht lie mm Acktnm 1'trth. Krery housekeeper should keep it st hand, and apply it on the flrst attack of pain. It will give satisfactory relief, and save henna of suffering. Do not trflte with yourselves by testing untried remedies. Ho sure you call for and get the genuine PA I N-K I LLEH. aa many worthies no.trutiia are aftemp ed to be sold oa the great reputation of this valuable medicine. Directions accompany each bottle.; Price V eta., JO cts., and fl per bottle. SOLD BT ALL MEDICINE DEALERS. For sale by allCricaoo Dacouum. Vsoitinb thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor, and restores the entire system to a healthy condition. XNM?MPTIVR8!t The advertiser, having bean permanently cured of that dreid disease, Consumption, by aslaip. remedy is anxious to make known to his fellaw -sufferers the means of cor. T all who desstra It, he will send ropy ot the prescription used (free of charge), with the directions for preparing and nsing the same, which ihey will find a sua ('ras roa Cosaunrriiiis, Asthma, baoacaiTis, and all Throat or Luag difficulties. Partis wishing the prescription will please address Bar. EDWARD A. WILSON, UM Pna (treat, Wllllaaisbnrgh, N. T.

Urowtb of Naik

M. Dufour has made observations as to the rate of growth of the nails. Here are some of the results : The nails of the little lingers "tow more slowly than those of the other finger and the th unib. The difference in about oneninth. The moan rate of these (excluding the little lingers) is about one millimeter (100th part of an inch) in ten days. The rate of growth od the thumbs is probably greater than that on the six longer fingers. There is little (litlerence between the rates of growth in different Hiiiinals. The nails grow at about the same rate on both hands. The rate of growth is not constant throughout the length of the uail ; it is greater near the base. The rate of growth at the side parts is probably the same as in the middle part. The sub stance of the nail advances eouallv throughout its breadth. The rate of nail growth in an individual at intervals of several years shows sensible differences. As if to help France pay her debt, Nature has made her harvests more abundant in 1872 than for many preceding years. The Markets. NEW YOKK. Beeves Prime Good Hooh Drensed Cotton -Middling Flouk Extra Western Whiiat No. 2 Spring Cohn Mixed Western Oath Western ItiE Western Bahley State 1'ouk Mess Laud CHICAGO. Beeves Choice Good Medium Grades Stock Cattle Common Inferior Hooh Live Bcttek Choice Eoos 12 13) 11 Ca) 12 C 75 fit 7 25 22 8 25 fc 9 50 1 62- 1 05 bi (a) lio 44 74 41 75 Cm 11 25 (& Hi 50 85 50 50 00 90 23 15 00 50 28 21 ( 9H 25K 5C' 6 00 5 60 5 25 3 25 2 00 4 50 22 12 9 00 6 00 1 20 (w 0 (a) 5 Ca 5 Ca 4 Ca) 3 S 4 & mo (a. 1 1 Flouu White Winter Extra. Spring Extra Wheat No. 1 Spring No. 2 Spring Corn No. 2 1 1 37 21& 50 ft 03 (a 14 25 ft 14 Oats No. 2 Bye No. 2 Bauley No. 2 05 50 'okk Mews Laisd Summer Winter ST. LOUIS.

. tf I .. 4 .. . 1 MMV 1 70 M Oi .. 23 ft 24 58 ft 59 .. 14 75 (a) .. 9 5 50 ft) 0 25 4 75 5 23 7 75 m I 00 1 50 ftj 1 55 45 ft 46 25 & 40 05 & 75 .. (SB 13 50 ftl3 75 8S 9 4 35 5 05 .. 1 28 m . 1 2i m .. 59 & . TX4S . 56 ft . C5JS . . ..?.. 142ft' .. .. 35 .. 1 75 .. 1 45 ft .. h ;op . . fi ft) 46 ii(aj 35

Fi.orn-XXX Wheat -No. 2 Bed Winter. . . (JHN .Nu. 2 Mnod Oats Bye Baui.ky I'okk Mess Laui Cattle Hoos CINCINNATI FLont Wheat Bed Cohn Mixed Oats Bye Baulky Bona Mess Laho IlOliH MILWAUKEE Flot-r Spring Extra Wheat No. ) No. 2 Corn No. 2 Oats No. 2 Bye No. 1 Barley- No 2 ... CLEVELAND. 1 Bed 2 Bed Wheat No. No. Coux New . Oats TOLEDO. WnEAT-No. 2 White Wentern Amber Michigan. . . . Cows -Hiiiu Mixod Low do Oats 263 RECEIPTS, which cost l:ti.(KI. sent on rrcelpt of in cents. Addree HY. BENJAMIN. St. Louu.Mo. rr.-VAI.I Ani.K- en.: thr.ecent stamp Tf.T psvrticulars. D0S8OK. HAYMB A i n.. St. Louis, Mo. Ji TO ÜJ100 PKIt WEKK made easy by - 1 ,, . l- t Ii IM) ..II ... mtm ... ... U Tl.. H - .in j i , i in i 'ii t n a . jnniost wimdiTfully rapid selling nrticln er r invekted fur married or si gle ladies' use. A'o emmle can sta riisour ii. jnram, aiesaui, riieap, ami what ha always I i n wanted, aud always will. Proflts lerne. Right, for sale. Lady agent, run make fortunes,. Standard articles. Circulars fres. Address Mra. M 1 LM 'N. II-' P tillon St.. York. P. O. Box 2434. A I.I. COLIiKITIONs. Mit ISTATW of every kind.corr IfOadad aooat in either -fi Krenclt. tu i man. or Einilish languages by J. F. KRl'KM'KK, Attorney at Utw. t oiumsua Lancaster cunty I'a. HursEKKr PEUSwho appreciate whulesome In- t should use TWIN BsUM'YkST. Warrantill II..- Iii In all in. I. ii, i ties, and superior to all hse inntatiiina. Askrour (irocer fcr TWIN l(i.-' sBTAaVaVasaTJaVaaTJafATsTJanaV I SSr I , nuij na lit' K r k-t'iiuilM pii' kntr Im ht a prilrt u llu I w.i Iiph.U. T H E A-NECTAR IS A PURE REACH TEA with lb Ororn Tea Flavor. Warranted tosult all tastes. Forsals everywhere. And tor sale whole-salt-only by the Great Atlantic A Pa iflc Tea V . No. mi Fulton St . and 2 and 4 Church St.. New York. P. O. Box IMS, Send for Thea-Nectar Circular. Tlir I.rtnnnreof Dlsrnsr la Pain. Respond to it wisely by reinforcin nature. An admlrabla prepat atmn foi this purpose ia Tamuvt'i) Krrta-vrsi-KMT SUTzr.a Aernievr It expels II acrid matter rrosa tSS lwrls. reKlale ih liver, braces ths nerve, strrtiitthen the dUeslivo nriani, dissipate unwholesome humors, cools ilia blond, and puts th hole nisrhiiiery of the ay stem In good worVlurorler without irritating any ui the utlirate lulerual meinbrauia. sOI.P HY AIL PRl (JOIST. RIWARD For any case of Blind, Bl edinsr, IiehliiftTOr Tl rerated files th. t Dr.ClN0' in k IiEMcnr laii to cure. It Is prepared expressly to enra tbs Pile, and iio'talnaelso. Sold by allDmgisii. Pricstl.rrtt. ThD PhninOPt Pr'H"' flh Tres,se.dllns, rot1110 uUÜdUuül r'es, aeh.ls rli, ch'Stnut. evergreen. r Ar 7 V norM in I tin AmiIs. or . n.. America. J Ar R f. CRAM ER New Boston. Ill 1V PUT A T V In Oermanv. Holl. ml V, asa m Cr.-.i rirlimln lbi after, and (f p sihls, ratlortsd by J. F. FKUKAl'FF. Aiiorney at us, t uiunshla, Laucaster Co.. Pa.

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For Family Use.

THE HAL FORD LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUGE, The Best Sauce and Relish MADE IN ANY PAKT OF THE WORLD FOR FAMILY USE. Pints, ... 50 Cents. Half Pints, - 30 Cents. For Sale by all Grocer. laasaalBsaiVWWBaä maiiiisCra MOTHERS ! MOTHERS MOTHERS ! 1 1 Don't tall to procure AIKN. WINS1.0WM HOOTIIING WYKl'P FOK CHILDREN TEETHING ! This ievK Talnalila arfnaratlnn hss lut-n nuul uitt. NEVKB-TAILING BOOUlSS IN THOUSANDS ol OAs ML It not only rellvTai th child from pain, but Invigorates ttiealomacfa and bowels, corrects aclditr, and (tires tone and stierm to the wbolo srstem it will also instau tlr relieve Grlplnfc In the Rowels and Wind Colle. We believe It U the BEST and Sl'KICST KKMEDY IN THKWOKLD In all rases uf DYSENTERY AND OIAKRHEA IN CHILDREN, bether arising from te Illing or any ather cause. Depend upon It, mothers, it will girt rest to yourselves and Kellef and Health to Year Infanta. Be sore and call for " Mrs. Wlnalew'a Mootblnc 8rrap, Having the fac-sin.ile of "CVBTI8 A PERKINS' on the outside wrasper. So A liy PrHk-kists tlirooi hoi.t the world. Brilliant Colors and Best Black iu Six Cord Thread. J.&P.C0ATS' BEST SIX-CORD I ALL NUMBERS, From No. 8 to 100 inclusive. FOB Hand and Machine Sewing. FK. I'lHKMX.KIoomlngton Nwrae-rr. III. s 6siacr.2iat year. I Gl'euli. u-er. Tre-. Bulbs Hsoge plants. Niir-ery Styck. ' itaioyne. a"e. MX V M T i PrlncipalOfflce 101 W. Fifth St.. Cincinnati, O, Tbo Only Reliable Girt UUtrlbattoa In the Coaatry. $100.000 In Valuable Gifts! TO BE DKTBtlCTtD II L. D. SINE'S 39th Semi-Annual GIFT ENTERPRICE, To bo Drawn .Monday, Oct. 7th, UN ONE Q RAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF 10,000 ZN GOLD On Priso 15,000 in Silver ! FiTO Prizes $1,000 FUe Prizes $r00 - Ten Prizes $100 I Two Family Carriads and Matched Horses with Mllver-moanted llaturss worth fl.vsi each! Two Horses and BnsRie., itti Silver-Mounted Harro worth fhii each 1 Two Fina-tonsd Rosewood PIhiios' worth $VW each I Tni Fan l'y Wewinr Machines' orth t'.isi each! l.!ii Qo'1 and Silver Leer Hunt. lut Watches, worth from f 'Jo to t-'sisiearbl Laiiii.' Gold LecititiueCh.iint. Genta' Gold Vest Ci I i Solid and Double plati d Silver Table and Teatp na, Pbotosraph ainwtns. Jewelry, Ac. c. arc. Wholenuml-erUifts idols'! TlckeU limited to .Vl.gnfi Agents wanted to sell Tickets, to whi.ru Liheral Pr mtums win tie paid. Single Tickets. S'ti fix Ticketa. IIAt Tnl Ticket. pM t Twenty-Ore Tickets. J4(I. Circulars toiitaininc a full list of prises, a description of the manner of draw in, and other Information in reference t the Distribution, will be tent to any one srderiac thein. All letters mm t be addressed to Of! ICR. Is. D. SINE. Box 86, gy " a TT, o. $3O0,0O0, MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY. Legalised by State Authority and Drawn in Jfnblio in St. Lonis. RAM) S1XKLE NUMBER SCHEME. 50,000 NUMBERS. Class I, to be Drawn Sept. 30, 1872. 5,880 Prizes, Atnountinf to $300,000. 1 prize of.... 1 prir.e of.... I prize ol I pn.e o'..., 4 prize, of... I rri7.es of.. 90,000 900 rrlr.es of. 91 00 i.i, .)IP H prizes o. I O.IMIO A I rlzes of. 7,0 I prlaes of.. . .1,000 priz-s of. ä..HM H pi lies of. 1,000 H prizes of. .100 IfsO prizes of 3.10 .1,000 prize of. .100 .100 Ü.10 U00 1.10 ÜÖ prizes of.. Ü0 prize ot.. 4U prize H Tickets, $10. Half Tickets, $5. Quarters, $2.50. sT4tnr lottei lea sr. i li.ri.r.J tin. St. , a aaa always drawn at the lima n.mii . ...t .11 ,1. . .in.. arenndrr the atipervision fw. r'n coniinlssionen. mar 1 no out. lai aiawlnira will lie publish d in the St. Lonl pspera. and a copy of Drawing tent to pur11 a"' 1 s im 1 u sers sTWe will draw a similar scheme the last dav of every month Muring th year IsTJ. -Renilt.t our risk by POSTOFFIt'E M NICY 0RDRR HSU IHTBRKI) I.KTTKK, DKAKT or KX rRRSs ."end for a circular. Addreat MI!R RAY, MILLER oV CO.,

GREENBACKS

Poitofflce Box 3446. St. Lot is. Mo.

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ui 1 jai i.Mi.iLiJj.rj No Person run take tlicsc Bitter , Wi o direciiHiis, ai.d remniu long awtvall, ;rovidcd their bones aru not ricstrnyed by mlnrrnl poison or otkss means, and tl.c v.tal orans wasted be wind lite point of repair. I)) i p 1 1 or Iitillfrestlnii. Hcnihche, Paia in t'ic Shouiiii is. Cottcbl, i iKlitiiess of the Chest, Diatsasss, Sour Bieetaisona of the Suanach, Had Taste in the Mouth, Iiilious Attacks, Palpi tatioa of the Heart, I nf.rniiialiiin of tile I.unqs, Pain in t!ic regions of tlie Kidneys, and a hundrod other painfu! symptasaa. sr the onapriafi aD ipensia, In lhaal compUiats it has no equal, and one botti prove a Letter gatantee of its merits than a laaglhy advert isement. For Female Complaint, in fümtg. or oU. married or single, at the aawa af u omai.lo d, or the turn of life, tlitse Tonic Hitters display üj decided an iiilliience that a marked lasnteilasllll is soon perceptible. For Iiiflniiininf ory nurl Cliroiiic Ithesiuiatlam and (.nut, Bilious, Remittent and Intermitteilt Fevers, Diseases 1! the IJ.041!. I.iver. Kidneys and Hlailder. these Bitters have no mal, Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood, v.h.ch is geueraily produced by der.mnemeiit f the Die; live "..ma Tliey lire It Gentle PaUgaVtlTO n well mm a Tonic, possessing aha the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or I nil las ma: on of the Livar and YtaCtral Organs, and ia Bihoas lliseases. For Skill Diseases, Eruption, "ttter, Sak Rheum, Blotches, Sots, Pimple , Pustulet Boils, Carbuncles, RiM-WUf BIS, Scaid-Head. Sore Eves, Erysie'.. Itch, Scurfs, Diatoiarattqaaol Iba Skia, Huaues and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or aatnre, are literally dug up and carried nut of the nystera ia a short time by the use of rittst Imters. Grateful Tliouaniifls proclaim Vivecab Ritters the most wonderlul Inviorant that ever sustained the sinking system. JWALKKfc, Prop'r. II. H. MiDOS I.D ct CO., Druggists and Gen. Agtik, San Francisco and New York. fy gOTJ) l:V AM. DRCC,r,gT; ft TH ALKKSa. assweFor Beauty of Polish, Savins Labor, Cl llness, Durability k Cheapneisa, Unequaled. RKVt aRK OK woinniis, put aiio, saAit other names, but tssf ihll ours in shspt and color Of wrapper lntei ded to deceive. TIIK tmm Ml NaVM HI IK. f.r stove dealers" use, at twslvt nts per povndtwtety-flv and tfty pound In xes. "Cheaptr tl..:. ucy other Bulk i'oiisii far Iiotliinp." Tkti nilfi m UaUNHs1 rOsttl. R . s:,aiTj'nin CkasO and Durakl i-surcedesot hie articles for 1 ijnaw, litt: KUH Ml M V lll.Ai k I. Ill I.I KKKATUK. ..raiiea. bearirK and ttnehlnerv. La'ts r'.x tin.e aaloneattaf aloue. S5lb. siol in lb. boxes, 15 cents per II. Try n. MOPSfZ P.QOS.. Prop'ra., Canton, Mass. ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL. Law Department, Washlugton Uuivertlty. The regular annual term of this Law School win op.u on Wednesday, October 9th, 1872. Pull coUxss. two terms Six mo tit hi each. Htudeuta sdmitti d to the Senior Class on examination by aap h ation on or before (ict 'ber Ith, 1&T2. Tuition fee, l-ii firs: year : rsi seceud year, includiug use of library. For particulars address G. at. STEWART. Dean el Facul'y.or HEKKY HITCHCtiCK. Provost Lsw Pepsrtaient. St. L tils. Mo.

NATURE'S BEMEDYrN. fismiE The Great Blood Purifier

Everyone Speaks Favorably. East MAastmrxD, Aug. 31 Ma Stkvis: .Dear Sir I bar been troubled with canker I coiiiinooa, causing my month to be so sore at ti ssiai i waa uuaoie to eat. Have taken many prea nous, oui wim mi eoect until I tried your VEusruss. After : asutsj a tew doeu., 1 found It relloved the fatntnsss of tho stomach that always accompanies canker bumor. and by tho time I had takn toe thiid bottle, aanoth was entirely cored. Hare not bswu trijsablesl with It si. ice that time, which Is slht months aoo. I nave reommenAod It to ..viri of mr and every one ipeaka favorably ol it. good -ff-ct. Hours truly. P. 8. SUEBIAJL Would Not be Without Vegetine FOB. TSZf TZMS8 ITS C0Ti The great benefit 1 have received from the vm of Dr. tmnimlnn'. v tnm vt IhiIhm.. ... . ., - Tl . . -"-wv-ro ... a 1 ' 1 UI J lUMinHIST In its favor. I believe it It be not only of arnt valor for ruatorltiir the haul h hot . a. si peculiar to ibespri a aud summer seasons. l would not bo without It for ten limes its cost . BDWINTILDFN, Attorney, and Oetvral Aent fat l Iiiiissan of the ('raftsmen's Life Aesoram n ""nrassT No. 4 bent Buildi i, c. Boston, Mot. " Prepared by H. R. MTVRTENS, Boston, Fnce 11. aj. Sold ay all DrugaUtt. A. Wellington Hart & Co ADJFitl I KS OF C LAIM FOB INSOLVENTS & BANKRUPTS 110 Leonard St., ST. IT. TRtrtiiNru or IIiqhmt ( iisaarm. Send for Circular. USED AND RECOMMENDED BY THE MOT EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN NEW ENGLAND FOR THE LAST 45 YEARS. "NOTHING BETTER.'' CUTLER BROS. & CO., BOSTON. so us isüiin Sold by the Drugaltfal $30 per Werk nn.l nsetstet paM. Wewatt ii i etiable scent in ev ry ' oiuity in lsw' V. f Address II niUnn Klver iVIte l e, IM Haide i aa, x. Y ,or flu. aft, IU. 8TAMIRTlINO.-Dr. White's l'ni'rd tatea . Ulammerina Institute, 1"2 East ?Cth St.. New Yoefc. Bet Kef. retires. N pay until cured Send for rire.lac OR. WHITTIF, "Wij&lYFSr Longest enaedar iiiottlMtttirai physician 'ftkt ae. (lonsuliati'o or pamphlet free. 011 or a 1st. Just published for the benefit ol yon tit men who - er from Nervousness. Debility, 4c a treatise of o pare., forlstamps . shook 2v pases, illustrated, for Mi rente V. M. V. Ho 17 WHÄN WRITIN TO ADVKRTWIlsUs. . plrnae siiy you taw the ndverllettntJw

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