Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 16, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 September 1874 — Page 7

Tlit' Louisville ('mi fit r-Journal of Aug. lrtaayi: " Mr. rhiU Arnold, well known throughout the country in tin alleged lfiitlin;; character In tlit celebrated California diamond viiilN', was nrrcsfc.i yeshTtlay In this clly and lodged In jail on a warrant from lov. Newton llootfi of California. 'J in' arrest was ordered on an indictincnt Ion id uainst Mr. Arnold in San Francisco about a year ago for swindling I.. L. Trcadwell to' tin- amount of $7..0U0 in that Kami' famous diamond transaction. l'liili Arnold ;n Imrii and raised In Hardin county, Kentucky, and in hi early manhood went to ('ulilorni.i, where he turned liU attention to mining, minerals etc. About the year 170 the country w as startled by the report of the discovery by l'liilip Arnold of diamond mines iii the northern part of New Mexico. !tliforiiia 'KM'ciully became feverish over the extraordinary discovery, mid the excitement ran iiigh anion;; the speculator. To aM to the Intense interest awakened, those Interested in tlie HiippoiM-d mine mused an entirvly reliable and quite celebrated cxcrt named .lannln to publish in his report that he bad examined into I lie alleged fields ol diamonds, and that there was every indicatioll ol large tpMlitilics of precious stones in the place named. K very body w ho had tin1 money to spare was anxiou.-. to purchase an hitre.-t in the mines. After numerous prohibitions from various parties, Arnold, who. It was said, was only :m agent for a large company interested in tlio .scheine. a induced to m II his iutt re.t to various parties for about $700,000. The newspaper stories at the time w ere to the clli-cl that the scheme was plotted by a number of men w ho brought Arnold iiito tin- enterprise tocxfcutcthe work. It was said that they furnished him money with which to buy rough ilianionds, and Uiat he went to LondoH and purchased about $10,000 worth of the precious stones in their natural state. These lie brought hack and " salted " at suitable interval in tin olI of his pretended mine. Thestoiii-s of this w onderful Mesa w ere at tir-t discredited, but after oft reeatcd assurances from Arnold and his partners, the principal active one of whom was John Slack, a company w as formed in San Francisco and New York, and re)reeiitives sent to explore the lands. They went, and then discoveries were marvelous. Arnold and Sl.u k tiling their guides, they were led to pots where the sparkling gems were miearthed in great iiiiiiiTm ts. anil in sizes of fnat value. The news went l.nk to San rancisco, and, assureil by the stories of tlie explorers ol this wonder land, members ot the company immediately entered into negotiations for its purchase. When the transfer was made, the company was organized and Jen. Mci'lcllaii elected iLs president. One of the terms of the sale made by Arnold and Slack to the eoinpauiy reimire! Arnold to take into the country and put to work a company ol laborers. In compliant' with this contract he returned to Kli.abethtow n and organizetl A company of negroes, w ith which lie prM-edi-d to tfie western part of Wyom ing Territory, but was stopwd by orders from the coinnnv' headouarter. and the lalnircr. instead of going to the mines, were returned to their homes in Kentucky. Meantime the Professor in charge of the I'nitetl States geological survey, who had but recently Ni-n over the country in w hit li it was claimed that these diamond mines existed, had stated that there were no original diamonds there, and staked his professional reputation on that fact. This Ising made public in San Francisco, w here ino-t tif the interested parties resided, caused tin- company to send out another cxiMslition. the report of w hich burst the bubble. Soon after the disbundincnt ol his company of laborer, Arnold returned to Ids home in Hardin county, and there remained until the institution of tlie suit against him by Lent, Ihilston. Dodge and ether San Francisco capitalists, members of the company, for the sum of $:M.H00, claimed to have lieeii paid to him by them for part of his interest in paid mines, and with whom he finally compromised for Sl.'iO.noOeash in hand." The suit was instituted in the Hardin county circuit court, and in the spring of was removed to the United States C ircuit Court at this plait, with Messrs. Harlan ami IJristow attorneys for defendant, but before trial could lie had the plaint ill's agreed to accept a compromise at tlie figures aliove stated. A Rural Itctreat for lrhilers. Krokcu-Ibmn The public has lieard of homes for destitute poets, homes for broken-dow n actors, homes lor superannuated clergymen, homes for unsucccs-ful literary men, but a home for printers it h is liccii icscrvcd for Mr..l.ti.CooIey,of Middle Hill Farm.North Franklin, Conn., out of a w arm heart and an abundance of brotherly love, to devise. Hut why not a home for printers as well as for the poet and the author whose work they immortalize? For if authorship Inimmortality, the printer is tlie artisan of immortality. Hut of the merits of the plan there can lie no two opinion. Ict n see what art; its practiced details. Mr. Cooley ha a farm ofl.0 acres, well st'H kctl, and therewith a couimotliou.s dwellinghouse and appurtenance situa'cd at Middle Hill, North Franklin. Conn. This he proiKises to dedicate to tlie uses of a printers' home. Ho intends thereby to ppevide a way for tlie self-suport of alsuit .() jHTstins. He docs not mean the home asa loatin iilat lor the idle, nor a hospital lor those w ho an already sit k, but as an oportuirfty w here a eaceful home in irrowjn ae and failing strength may Is; enjoj ct at the prit' of moderate lalmr. Nor is tlie editor left out in tlie cold, provided lie have tirt served an apprentiirship as a rrintrr. In rcjrard to these itlitors, Mr. Vtlcy cautiously provides that they must be temperate and of pod character, but itli tliest; (pi;(litlcations they are w t lcoine. The farm ami tlwellinjr-bouse afon-saitl lr. Coohy propoM'S to legally convey to tlie home in pcrjK'tuity as soon a the practicability of tlie wheine Is tlemonstraUtl. Pendinjf this he stiliciUi discussion and oriticism fnin the press. Mr. Cooley Impanlifeasa jiracticid printer, liecame the proprietor of the Norw ich Vuuntr, tlriftctl kNew York, jrrew rich in the manufacture of wotMleu typi-s, and now in the maturity of his life devotes himself and his renourcc to the realization of a life-lonif nobby. Now that he lias acquired wealth und leisure, their chief value to him is that they enable him to make up in some sort jor the Inequalities of fortune which have 'ft no many of his fellow-craftsmen to

Th Ureal IMamond Swindle

want In old age. H e wish him gtod sjieetl In his generous undertaking. Springfield Union.

SEASON A iTljTlt IX'I I'KS. To Can 7VnrA. Si'lect good fruit. No MMr or inditlereiit fruit is worth cjtnnlnjr ortlrylnjr. Wle clean, pare quickly and neatly, cut in halves If they are freestone, in slices if they are clinkstones, and put at once into the cans, with water enough to cover them. This will prevent their turniiijf dark, ami, if put Into the same vatcr in which they an- cooked, there will m; less flavor lost than if the water were changed. The water may even lie hot. and th-n, if set at once into the bath of hot water in which they are to lie cooked, much time will te saved. Pebbles or nails may lie Sliread over the tx.tfom of the kettle. say a wali-boiler in which they are to lie heated, the cans of fruit set in", ami then water a few errecs warmer than the t on. tents of the cans mav lie poured In lictwecn them. (This use of warm or hot water to Is''in w ith is only to save time, and it does save irrcat deaf of time. J The whole may then be heated to the boiling point and lioiled ten minutes, or enough to barely cook tlie fruit. Then lift at om' to the table, wiie the tops of the cans, and adjust the covers as soon as twissible. Sime sis-ntl a little time in letting out the steam bubbles ami tillinjr up with boilinjf water, but this is no material advantage. Fruit put up in this way is likely to have quite a vacuum above the liottid, but this is no si;n of air unless fermentation commences, in which cao the fruit should Is oK'ins immediately. The cans should Ik examined dally for a week, and then put away in a dry, dark plat-. If it is alsocool, that is Is tter, but not essential. To Can Cooked I'earhet. A more expedition method than the above is to cook the jicachea (ueeled or impeded) in a jior-eclain-llned kettle, with suttlcient water to cover them until thev are quite tender. In the meantime have all the cans and covers ready, and heated by lcinr tilled with hot water; when the fruit is ready, empty out the water, dip up the fruit w ith some small utensil like a teacup with a handle, till the cans quickly, set them on a heated plate or board, wijie the tops and seal at oik'. The M'ac he may 1m either whole or sliced. If the skin are tender, or If they lie intended for pies, they may lie nut in uniM-clcd. For pies, also, they may Is harder fruit. In any case, the fruit for cookinsr should tie rather under-rie than over-ripe. None but irotsl fruit is worth he trouble of jiv rvinf In any shape. linked Tomatuen Canned. .Select the tomatoes of a nearly uniform size, or place the largest where the heat is the strongest. so that all will cook uniformly. 1 wo inches or two-and-a-half in diameter Is the ts-st size. Hake them in earthenware in larjre pic-dishes if at hand. Let the bent lie strongest on the top, so that the juice will not cook away too fast. An hour's time oujrht to cook them sutliciently. When tender throughout, they make a delightful dinner dish, served hot. If they are to he canned, the cans should be hot and e very t h I n jr rea 1 v Is ft re I hey are taken out of tlie oven. Then they "should lie lifted quickly into the cans, and some of thejuiee turned in to fill up lictwecn every layer. If he juice Is done away, till up with boiling wat. r, though it w ill not he so g-ood. Have the juice or water till the cans even full, ami seal at out'. If there ha lieen any delay in tilling the cans, or, I "crimps, any way at first trial, it might ! test to set tlie can in hot water, and Isiil a few minutes to make sure that the air i quite cxiN-lled Itefore scaling. These will keep, like other can net 1 tomatoes, an indefinite leng-tli of time. When wanted, they should betaken out upon a pie-dish w it'll the juit', heated through in the oven, and sent to the table hot. Canned Pearh Pwlding. Soak one pint of picked and washed tapioca in three pints of lioiling water, letting1 it stand thr' hours, then plat' In a glass fruit -can a layer of slittl reaches, with sugar enough to sweeten them, then a layer of the soaked tapioca, adding alternate layers until the can or cans are tilled. Then set in a kettle in two-thirds their depth of water, heat to the boiling point, ami then twil lialf an hour ; take mm and seal precisely as you would any canned fr.,it. These will" lie very convenient In case of any accident hapis'iilng' to your dessert, or of an unexjsH tetl arrival of company too late tt) cook a dessert, or in case any refreshments are wanted at an unusual hour, and nothing is cooked. Serve cold, or nut into warm water and heat to the boiling joint. Canned lilaekherry lidding. Place In a can a layer of bla't klierries, with sugar enough to sweeten them, and over this a sprinkling- of rii not quite enough to cover the IsTrles. and so on w ith alternate layers until the can Is full. Then add witter enough to till up the interstices, place in a kettle of cold or warm water ami lioil one hour, or until the rice Is well cooked. Then seal ami put away, to le used when cold or hot. Canned Tvmafo I'udding.l'tfl Htitl slice good rich tomatoes, and plat' in a tran In alternate layers with one-eighth tlrj rit'. swiftening to the taste in every layer. Fill up w ith tomato juit', cook in a Iniiler of water one hour after it comment to !mU, ami seal iy a for fruit alone. When wanted, licaf by lsiling in water half an hour. Canned Apple lidding. Peel and chop g-ood tart apples, and jdat' in alternate layers with one-fourth the quantity of picked and washed rit Fill up with water, plat' in a kettle of water, and cook one hour after It begins to lioil. Then seal as for fruit, and when wanted place in water ami boil half an hour. S-rve with sugar or with grape-pudding sautv. Canned Grape Piuiding.Vivk and wash gtxnl sweet grajs-s ay Concord and pat In alternate layers w ith one-fourth the quantity of picked and washetl rice, and , sugar enough to nwcctcn. Fiy up w ith water, and cook In hot water one hour after It begins to boil. Can' a usual for fruit, ami serve cold when wanted, either with or without nance of sweetened cream. The pudding is not likely to ki-p more than two or three months, owing to the liability of the grapes to deposit tartaric acitl. Julia Coltnan, in .Science of Health. Mrs. Harrett, of Sigourney, while riding on a hand-car, hail her head caught tictwccti the lever and the upright Kst, crushing her skull Into a shiicles masg. Dr. Fillotson.of Iowa City, took ten gnilns of morphine by mistake and died in twenty-four hours. "

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no man living lias won more golden opln ions loan in. walker, a tlie enormous and widely increasing sale of his Calikok ma i.mcuak I uttkk attests. We never look into one of our exchanges, but there is a panegyric or the iSittcr staring us In the la'. Our reader will say there must o a reason lor ail tin praise. They art rig-ht. I he eflicacy of this celebrated medicine is established by evidence w hich it I impossible to doubt. Among the thousands who have borne testimony to It excellence, there I not one dissentient voice. In very many phases of Inorganic disease it seems to lie unfailing. Alrdiseae arising from a vitiated state of the blood are surely eradicated by it. It 1 an effectual remedy for pulmonary com plaints, bilious, remittent ami intermittent levels, rheumatism and dysin-psia. It purges the bodr of all unhealthy humors. gives tone to tlie system, ami where tin' vital tiow'crs an? enfeebled, restores thrir lunciioiis io vigorous aim neaiiuy action. All this it dte the moreeflectuallyliecauM' its operation is not Interfered with by tin present- of alcohol. The Vixkoar Hittkks I is rlectly free from any such hurtiiii increment, we have always nclievi 1 that plants contain the true rcinedie for disease, ami all the remedies necessary. Dr. Walker is on the line of real progress. and we hoiie that he will not rest on his present discoveries. Treating t lie Wrong1 Disease. Many time Women call upon their family ni Kjrian, one w un uysjepsu, anoiuer wun jiafpitstton, unothor with trouble of tho breast, another w ith pain here ami there, and in this wav thry all present alike to themselves and their easy-going and Indifferent doctors, separate anil distinct diseases, for w hich be prescribes his pills and jsdlons, assuming them to he such, when, in reality, they are all svmntoms caused bv some uterine disorder; and while they are thus only able perhaps to palliate for a time, they are Ignorant of the cause, and encourage their prac tice until large till I are male, when the sutler inr patients are no better in the end, but iroh ably worse for the delay, treatment, and oth cr complications nia-le. anl which a projier medicine directed to the cause woulI nave entirely removed, thereby instituting health and comfort instead of prolonged misery. From Miss Ijorinoa K. Hr. O.aik, Shade, Athens Co., 1 1., (M. 14th. fs72 lr. K. V. l'ieree, Huffalo. N. Y'. Your Favorite Prescription is working almost like a miracle on me. I am letter already than I ha e been for over two years." From Km.a A. Schafkr, Zanesville, Ind., Aug. 3. "Ir. Pierce I received the medicine you sent me and Is'gan using it Immediately. As a result of the treatment 1 feel better than I have for three years." From Mrs. .Ions K. ILammx, Olell, 111., March 172: " Ir. Pierce The Favorite I'reseription ha done me good, which I am very thankful for." Wii.iiokt'8 Anti-Pkrmihc R Fkvfr AM Adt K Tonic. I hi Invaluable and standard family medicine U now household word and maintains it reputation unimpair ed. It is endorsed by the medical profession, and prescrilel daily In the Charity Hospital and other Hospital In New ( means. W ilhoft's Tonic is thus hiirhlv recommended bv the lea'linir medical men of the country, ami i worthy of such Indorsement. Wnnr.iiCK, Fixlay A Co., Proprietor. New Orleans. FOK SALE BY ALL I iKltW.ISTS. (ixk of the busiest ohices in the country I the factory of th Narragansett Collar Comnany. From eighty to one hundred young ladies are constantly emnloved foldinVr and Ixtxing Klmwood Collars. It looks like a bee hive and all " cueens." (Jodky. "The Mother's Joy " is the title r !cmit, fill and racing sttl plat in the Septeii.lM-r iiumtxr of llodry'i Lady'i Hook. A beautiful colored fiuiliion-ilate and an FiU-mOon shet on which ar iriven ten full-length itreMcrrifi', walking and evening dreitaea are contained In this nnmlK-r "The Mission or Klower" is the name of the wool-cut illustration, cniMciiiHlir of the new charilythe prn ntiD': flower to lh sick. An extra Illu-lratio'-.a tie aign for a braided kenuon-cam U a'o given, while Die Work Department contain i.sny usr(ul ilelgn. The literary nmtter la mmle up of exc Ilt-nt itoriee, etc., contributed tiT such UlnUd writer a Marion lUrland, II. VickerT I'lm.r.t, Mary K. Xealy, &. Annie frost, Caroline Orme, 1-ury l(anilolh, Anna ( lark A'iama, and other xiular author To auttoeritxT rrniilting In ailrance a rhtiice of either ol Ihrv lM-auillul chromo " llur liarling," "The llffer" anl "The Arceptani-" -is given In place of "True to Nature," 11 preferred. The terms for God ey are : One copy one year, tj 00; two copies, $i III; three, .;..'; four, $10,011; Ave, anil one extra to IMr g -tter up tif club, $I4.IMI; eight, ami one extra, $.'1 .; eleven, ami one extra, JT.Mij twenty-three, ami one extra, tM.Oli I'ubhshetl by L. A . (iouar, rhiladelphia, I'a. The nice IMvorr Bait for frand In ag Is earning great exrltement In Hoton. It thould warn young men not to marry In hoe'e. lilrc la btitC;Mi brides?. He (weara that he made hi in believe the waa but h la own age, by ualng Matruolla Halm upon her face, neck and hand. I'ooryouth! He probaltty found hri elbows weren't quite ao soft and prrtty. Ought Ilagan to te Indicti-d ? We know of many aimUarraac. Thla Halm give a rooat wonderful pnrlf and natural complexion, to which we don't object. We like pretty women. To (liilh the picture thejr alnsild uae Lyon'a Kathalron upon the hair. Wlih pearly chin, rj cheeks, aud aoft, luxurloua trr , tin y become trmlatlblo. Fell from a ItalirtMul Car. and nearly broke hi ne k. I'at picked him up, rubbed bliu with Mexican Muatang Unltnent. and aeut him on by the next tralu. Fall, brulaes, cut, coutualona, lauienea aod atich accident ar conatantly occurring. There 1 nothing ao sura, safe, cheap and convenient a the celebrated. Muatang Liniment. It coat but X) cent aud 11.00 per bottlo, and no Family or vwner of lloraea bould be without It There I no fleah, bone or muacle ailment upon man' or animal. Ilka rheumailiaii, Brulaea, Spavin and Ijtmrneaa, mhich It ill nnt alleTtateorcure. W hy will yon auffer f Iteware of nmn terfrlta. It I wrapped In teel plata engraving, algned 0. W. Weatbrook. Chemlat." On Krerybod jr'aiTon(ae. Eulogluma of the great National Kegenerator of Health. Plastatio BtTTiRa, are on everjbody' tongue, Thl gratultona tMra roc adrrrtlalng la better than all Ihe paid for puffing to hlch the ownera of bogua bitter are obliged to reaort. It haa a aponlaneoiia heartlneaa about It aiilch rarrle conviction loth mind of Om auditor. tl'HK.N writing to advertlaer plraa mention V the name ol Oil paper. JKTS WASTKD, Men or 'Women. M week or $!' forfeited. T hr Sx-ret fret. WrtU at once to COW KN A Co., Eighth at reel, Sew Torn. )BDY J. k P. COATS' ElACK

BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS, aud other aelllug or ualug

art) Inforiiit d that JPm M- STOKTE, S Natlai i. (t or. Loraall. LOt'lSJ nu. haa a flue aortnieut of Kt'I.Kll I'AI'KKs, Itl.ANK Hooks. KN VKl.tll'K and STAI'I.K HTATloV KK V a ilt. d to (he waula of tlo-reimil Ira'le. W KAfriNo I'AI'KKs of all klnda. T tts, AVc., tc. Order by mall laltlilully atteued to. Livingstone Is Dead I Kor 30 year M 1 1 livn have mtniUij alehed 111 a etHll.ora el IIKK'OO IK1 .. I Tn OKMlTaii' eii: ami imw Iher nigrrty dr.ire Him Complrl l.tfr-lllalory 'f tills MitrUi iriuiMitHl naioaiid hkn kfai'toh. which uiifolda alao llm ccaioHiTic and icai.tii ( a wii.i and vmkfi i. country. VNr piilillKh jiht Tit at mimokv Iroiii hla m urn t MaMKitu A'ot rrnilii. mi7im' irnnH4l om Hy, ic agt-nl aold sf )irt.l hi.ivi; another, I '.to Srt 'el. for tiartli'iilHra aililresn II. A. S . Ulii inriv li Crlaaold alrrcl, lx-truit. Mich. igrnt Wanted, for tlia Mfe aad Adfeatare of 9 From facia illetatrd by Minaelf. The only Trtio and Aiiffiitilic l.lfe of Aliierna'a greatest IM NTKlt, Kt t l T and I ill I IK ever liulillxlied. Full deM-nntlona of the Indian trltiea of the K A It WET. Including t lie voi mk a IC iliriiiiTin adventurea and hairiireadtli escape". Amenta are Inking from 10 to JOornera every dav. Kn.OOOalrrwIy aold. 111a it rated clrcnlam froe. A dd r i'M M. A. I'AUKKK A I o . 183 ant ICS Clark tre t, Chicago, 111. S' ) rKK l4 Teoiiiiiilaitlon or 3a week aal.ary.and eatienaea. Weotlerlt aud 1IIPA T It. Apply NoW.aj. Webber .. Marlon. t. a sro. j T. hi r Oa 0 rt eH v et a x 3 a rr r " J M H W Ci U 3 i - A 2 i r n a HOUSEHOLD Wliy 'Will Vea Puffer I To aii peraoaa aanenng from IUieumatlaui, Neuralgia, Cramp lu the Unit or to loach. ISIlioua Colic, fain in tire PANACEA AMD FAMILY LUnMUNT. bacl))owela or aide, we would ay Tut HovaEuoLO I'a-sacia AsuFaiLT Uit:aiirT la of all HOUSEHOLD other the remedy you want PANACEA AMD FAMILY LINIMENT. for Internal aud external uae. It haa cured tha atnive coin plaint In thouaaud of raae. There la no mlatake about 1U Try It. Sold by all Prugglat. a va .ii KntUtmral, Ileal eter Jl oiltrrd. Aildr.ua, M. N. I.( Kl.l.. F.rle, I'a 500 Atrentaof tinth ion wanted. (Joodaaell alalKlit. loo per cent, profit clear. Iton't wait, nut aen.i x eta. lor aamplr and circular to h TaH NoyELTT (4i., 1 hlcaiio. WHY I f!"n1 n r' '"' xMr'a of lire peril II I I fcniaahcl re- -Ive by mall a lliaiiilful t (me nio, ire 7 br rth ! So and full loatructloiia to clear .nt n . Addresa 1'i.L aa 4 C x, li bouth slU ht., i'Liilav, I'a. NOT (Jji p A AJ ' home. Terma Free. Addrea irl H Jrr oao. rrixaoa fc Co.. 1'ortlaod. Maine. Solid (Y.L . Ath.) or Ornamen tal (I.C.O.M.) Culture. Thetwo(rre intlttiOonanf the W et arTIII 1 Off fl I.4IMKS I III 1 1 M anil 1 II r. I I.I. ( "M Ki A. TOR 'or' III SIC. If you hae a lunuiim. addresa x circular, w.ueui oaaa, bup i, jat kaou vine, in. What I fhlaf.rrat IteiiieHy, and bat are Ita i ll. t l. ' I Iicm- are uue-iloua nil h the itreal AnieriChii puliiic a r" "lil to al. and It haa also a ritflit to r' t ai'KiMlnl ami ilU t'Ty reply. Hie prepara tion la a mild and cent l an 1 1 ne ralhartic. altemtiva and ! line, and la lu -l carelully prejinreil in the furni i.f a aiioa-ahiie nnwder. eoiitmnlni all the taoudcrful niiilit nl pmiiertlcaol the far Ikiih J MI TZI K SrKIM.SOF (.BH!tr. Of Ita elfeeta, tlnaw who have tested tlie preparation are the b l luil'i-a, and Ho y de lure, oer their own I .'lint urea, that the prepart'ion a ill promptly re1ii' Uiiii.r-sliiin. reiruiitie Ihe tlnw iif lhi linc.ciire CM-ry nH'i oa of hkMiiiM-hr. tratiiiitlle the ncrvoua asicui, rrln-sh. and Inviirumte the i-k. mlttmte the pamnof rlieiiitia'Kin, neuiralie a Id In the touiM h, lennwi ami . ne the !. assist the failing ants'tite. eurn tlie henrilnirn. I f t on are auflerer. g e lln rcnosly niie triiil, and I Nild by all Uruirttia'a. 11 in couviuce you of tliealsivc tact. To Millers and Engine Owners. To nearly dooble your ateam tower and aav fua alao, asldrca J. . TAXLANT, HurUugtn. Iowa, FIVE MYSTERIOUS PICTURES. QiMwly Concealed Ileautle. Strange Iev1re. Pu.ling Problema. FKKK Tt AI.l. AddreM, wtih atanip, ADA VIM CO., 4 1'rarl (treet, Itoaton. TEAS: Therhotcesj n the aurld Importer" prices 1m vl i ipany in America alanle article iilia-i-a i vcrtlsialr Traala rtintlnnatly Increwdtnr Airenia aauti'd everywhereheal Indnrruienta . .n't te time aend fort Ireiilar toUoaaar Wli u,U Vcacy bU, -. V, 1'. O. Uox Dr. Tutt's Hair Dyo I'oaaeaaea qiialttlei that no other dye doe. In ef tect I Inalantaneon and It la ao natural that It ran Bnt t detected. It I harmleaa aad eaally atiplled. and la In eneral uae aiuonc the laalilonatile balrdreaaer In every large city. Price (l.tu a box. Sold verywle-e. ottlce, IB Murray M., N. V. L.b.n... B.L.. N 1-471 VDVKRTIsFRS! Am. Kewapaper I'nlon repraaeut over I, Mai paper, dividad Into T an nil Iviaiona. Bend S-cant (tamp for Map (howlng loratum of paper, wiih combined and (eparate liata, 8i i ii r e.i rratei fir ent of advertlatng Addrea . I'. BANROKN, 114 Mourn atreat, Chicago, 111. AK"TJ 4T l for the f.STr Al. I NITKI) STATES. Show In the rnd ream ts of our Hratlaayeair. Every hoily hnya It !! to month to Aenta, (lend for rlri ular. ZtKtiLKR A M'Ct Hl, St. I-oiila. WTO I CH OL S&C Omst fart itrera and deshmm Neeil-a. etc., for all Pewlng M ichinea. U Mi aend I dor., need lea fur ant sewing macluaa to aayl. u. addrea un receipt of sou. Try llem. THREAD far your MACHINE.

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it. j. najuers ijuiioriii;1. i.iejrar llilfi'i-s are a juii-cly Vt-.-t.nic jirojiaratioii, inatit- t hit-llv tio::i tin- :i.--'ivi-licrlm found on Hie low it t allies .it t!if Sierra Nov.nl. i :nnima:is n; I'.tli.-.ir ma. tin ii'.clii iiiiil irot'i tit s of .viiic. an' t'Xtnit tfil ''icn -tVoin vitlnm; tin- ui if Alcoliol. I'll ' ijtlt'stiuli is .l;tn.i! il.liiy akc. ' Wll.it IS the e.l'lM- of .i:.Iai,iHclc.l ;((( of Yii:t..u. I5i; Tl.l;s'' Our iiiMkcr i.,, tliiit I ivimmtlie caiiM' f .!isc;:.-c, ami tlie .iti ;.t re. rovers liis lie .!t!i. 'I 'hey are tin' yre.i! Moot I jitiritierainl a tU'e-pviim printip't'. i jiert'et lleiiov.itiif n ml ioiiitoi )f tiiu r'fetii. Never before ill tlie lii-.turv of the wurM lias a uicdicitif 1 n I'liitHMiatlciI iiossi-siiiir tlie reiiiiitkiililf 1'iaritii's of Vi.k;.K liUTKits in ht-tUiug tho -ick of every iliM ii-e until is heir to. They .i:e a gentle l"urjrtive a well an a Tunic, relieving Congest ion or Inflammation . ol tho Liver and i.-iteral Organs, u bilioue i)isinwa. The itdK'i lios of Dr. Walker's V ! NKo ak HiniiRH ant Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Nutritioun, Laxative, Diuretic, ."wdative, Couuterlrritant, Sudorific, Alter "ive. and Anti-Itilioua, (iratciul TlliliSiiiMlsnelalm Vin TCAK HlTTKK tin' :nost Wo'olertu! I:: '. iiT'iraiit tliat vi-r -iiumed toe s.ti'iki.; stem. No Person can take Hies' Hitter aeeonlinir to i i r-t i-n.-. and p'ltiaiti Imu' tiiiwt'!!, jiioviili'd their lioui's an- not 1'.stroyetl hy initieial jmi;soti or other ineatm. and vital m ,'aiis wa.'-tej beyond lejiair. Hilioiis. Iteiiiitteiit ami Int.-r-niittei.'t Fevers, which an- m prevalent in the vallf.v.s of our re.it river. tlirou-liiitit tlie I'tiit'-d Statt-s. cjifci;,5!y those of the Mis-isMjijii. N'hio. MisMviri, Illinois. Tennessee, CuinlHTlatid. Arkansas. Kcd. ('olnrailo, Itrazo-H. Uio liramle, 1'i-arl. Alahanai, Mobile, Savannah. ll::iioke. James, and many others, with their vast tributaries. thn'Uijtun.t nr entire fnuntry during the suinnier and Autumn, and remarkably no dur::u f-M-som gf unusual heat ami dryness, are invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and liver, ami other abdominal vi icm. In thektreatment, a purgative, exerting a jxiwerful inthience upon these various orirans. is essentially necessiiry. There :s no cathartic for the purpose ttjual to Dr. J. Walkkk's Vinkuak IIitteun. a they will speedily remove the darkcolored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the patue time stimulating the secretions of the liver, and generally restoring the health1 functions of the digestive organs. Fortify the liotly naiiM lUen by purifying all its tluitlswith ViXEtiAK liiTTKKS. No epidemic can take L.1 ! of a pyetein thus fore-arnivti. Dysnejisia or Indigestion. Vmache, rain in tho Shoulders. tVauh -. Tightness of the Ches .. Dizziness. ii: Kructationa of the Stomach, l!jl Ta.-ii in the Mouth. Itilioust Attacks, r.ilpit.'tatiou of the Heart, Inflammation of tl Lungs, Tain in the region of the Kii neys, and a hundred other painful ym; toms, ar the offsprings of Dysjicpsi. or.e liottiewill prove a better gu.irat.t . of its merits than a lengthy adverti-' inent. .Vrofula, or Klns Evil, Whi; ellinrTs, Ulcer. Erysipela. Swelled Net k. ioitre. Scrofulous Iuflainnintioris, Indulei.t lntlaiuHiatitin, Mercurial AlTccti'iiis, Oio Sores, Lruptionn of thu S'iin, Sre Kyes, etc In these, at in all other constitutional Iicasea, AVALKHi'll VI5KOAB HlTTKRS hi--iiown their great curative power in tin'mist obstinate and intractahU' caea. For Inflammatory and Clironi IMieumntism, (tout, Hilious. kemi; tent and Intermittent Fevers, I liwamwi i (lie KIoimI, Liver, Kidneys and Hlathli ttice Ditters have no etjtial. Such Ii?easi -.:e CHtised l" Vitiated l;h"l. .Mechanical IMvaw.-Persons ci .igetl in I'aints and Minerals. turh . riuiiiU-rs. Typt'-si t'crs. in!d laters. a' Miners, as they advance in life, are suhjeto paralysis of tL HoweU. To (rut ik'uinst this, take a dose of Walkkk's Vin i. oar IttTTf.RS tK'easionallj. For Skin Diseases, Kruptions, Tttcr. Salt-Kheum, Hlotches, Spots. 1'iuipJ Pustules, ltoils. Carliunt les, ltin)r-wirriii-. Mahl-head. Sore Kyes. Krjsipelas. Iuh curfs. Ijiseoloration of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or nature, are literally dnt up and cmtm"' out of the system in a abort time by tbe l of these Itittern. IMn, Tapo, and other Wornr , lurking in the system of so many thousands, are etlectually destroyed and removed. No system of lnt'dicine, no vermifuges, no an thelminitlcs will hee tlie systfin Iroru worm like these IJitters. For Female ('41m plaints, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of wte manhotMl. or the turn of life, these Tonic Hitter display o decided an influence that improvement is noon perceptible. Cleanso the Vitiated Wood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in I'imples, Kruptions. tr Sores; cleanse it when you find it obstructed and slufir(tish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul ; your feelinjrs will 'ell veil when. Keep tbe bloo pure, and the licitlth of the system will follow. It. II. "MMrA A'.O . . i lrncvi"ta ni'il li"'! rt . i 1 t Oil cur "f W H"inr l-Ii'M ii I I ;. s-