Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 19, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 March 1877 — Page 3

A KlHtt YIhW r H!! (JlHM. SonietimeH It i a (Iimwm UiKtselzrf up on community, hii1 himhII-ix, tohol-

erst, or U )Uow fvtr, rouoMu tyJ ltlUide, ai.ni! tho amount of iUth IikIuI (mIIii, deoimiueiJ tlio)opuiHtton. AgHiu, tho cpidoniio taken it moral or roligloua form, Kid wo aro lovHtRtel by revivals, tomporance roforniH or bouih other fever that HdecUt tliu moral imturo. An otlier timu tluro will run through thu country oino social or u.-9tIHtio malady a r0 for old ohlnn, a passion for dancing thflgonitiiti, or a dtiiormlnatlon to get cured of real or imaginary ill by drlnkiBg niuienti wmr, inKing a vano ty of 0!Ubi or oating Graham broad. Thoro tcenm to bo ia human nature a temlcucy to act in concert physically, mentally, and morally, and thotw people who havo indbpontlonco or force enough to resist tho universal impulse aro set down as original or eccentric, according to their plmao and dogree of their indbpondont action. Just now tharo is a very peculiar craze abroad known as tho blue-glass mania." Gen. l'lo&sonton, an older brother of tho well-known cavalry oflicer of that name, has a harmless hobby ; at least, it was harmlosa so long as he kept it to himsolf. IIo got tho idea when, how, or why does not appear that sunlight transmitted through blue glas has a peculiarly invigorating effect upon animal and vegetable life. He sustains it by something that looks like a scientitio theory about the actinia rays of the sun, the chemical action of those of one part of the spectrum, tho development of electricity by tho suddon interruption of all the rays oxcopt the blue one, etc. It is a theory that will not bear examination bv a real scientific scholar, but scientific scholars aro not common, and it has a plausible look, which is sufficient to impress those who do not comprehend it. But, apart from his theory, Gen. I'leasonton professes to have tested tho effects of light coming through blue glass by a variety of experiments. Uy covering a grapery with glass, every eighth pano of which was blue, ho got a vigorous growtli of vines, and abundance of excellent fruit. Possibly he might havo secured the same rosult if none of tho glass had been blue, but he docs not tell us any thing about tiiat. He tried a similar experiment with pigs, and those which were favored with blue light flourished apaco ami grew fat. So did tho others, and there was precious Httle diflbrenae, so far as wo can make out. But the important feature of tho alleged discovery of General PJeasonton, aud that, which has given lise to tho mania, is the supposed effect of light coming through bluo glass upon tho human system. IIo claims that it is peculiarly invigorating, and counteracts In this state of man the tendency to disease and decay. IIo raises the hopes that by living in glass houses, with a suilicient variegation with blue panes and panels, ana abstaining from the practice of throwing stones at our neighbors, wo migut uo ireo from lite blues, have no occasion for bluo pills, and roach a ripe old ago in tho full vigor of all our facultie3. The notion of the General ia certainly a pleasant one, but wo fear it is a delusion. lo be suru he gives numerous instance of the cure of rheumatism and tho banish ment of pains of many sorts by basking in sunlight that came through panes of a cerulean lute. lint, then, hatiinng in sunlight of anv kind is beneficial, and it would not bo difficult to get up in stances of cures by any process what ever. Who has not heard of rheu matism being cured by carrying horse chestnuts in tho pocket? Ixit any body start a notion that a tarred string worn around tho neck will be a sovereign remedy against catarrh and all tho ills that affect tho throat, and in six months plenty of certificates and testimonials can lie obtained of tho wondrous cures that it has effected. Tho imagination has remarkable curative powers in itself, and, besides, a euro that is purely imaginative is just as good as any other ior mo purpose oi proving tno emcacy of blue glass or tarred strings. The bluo glass epidemic will havo to run its course. General I'leasonton first published his book six years ago and now has brought out a new and en larged edition. After much writing and talking ho has got tho mania started and the importers and dealers in bluo glass are rejoiemgat his success, ftloau tint manv tieoule aro making thorn selves ridiculous by putting bine panes into their windows and bathing in the .... .,!.: lt. nuuaiuiiu wiia unwumuu aruur. tu fancy them carrying tho passion to a fan tastic extent. Perhaps we shall soon be trying tno salutary enect of looking tnrougii blue-glass tumblers while ao soroing tho contents. Uur food may receive imaginary nutritive properties from being under blue-glass covers and in blue xlass dishes. Next mi minor we may find people at tho sea-shoro sunning thmiiMilves on tho sand undur Ionics of blue glass. People may have this peculiar tiive of blues " with it severity that will tinge their very blood and make them uioro aristocratic. In deed we hone the enidomio will bo vio lent ami proportionally short. It is amusing: to ce people making fools of themselves, hut it soon grows wearisome, and thin blue glass folly is 1 kely to do tuj of the must tiresome. Bos ton 0 o' o Mr l'itrropont, wife of the American Minister, appoared at tho opening of lVtrliatni nt in a brilliant costume of velvet trimmed with black Chautilly lacoanu ii!a'k and scarlet ombroidory, wearing putrls and diamonds at tho nock, and feathers of diamonds lu hair.

lilacktmnl, Ike Pirate f Olntl Days. tfifWr' of yeaeb, (tUis Black eard, aavs Alt thi Ve.ir Houwt, throws a curioti light upon the manner in which his Majesty's colonies were then

in l governed. Teach went into business atonce,and having cultivate! a very good understanding" with Chas. Eden, Ksi., the Governor of North Carolina with rh excellent prospect of aueccs. His friend tho Governor made no scruple of convening a Court of ViceAdmiralty at Bath Town, which condemned his captures as lawful prizes. although he never held a commission in his life. ,Thfheroecedings,"add8 liis biographer, "show that Governors are but men." Blackboard was a typical pirate, possessed with a mania for getting married. His friend, the Governor, after the manner of the plantation, married him to his fourteenth wife a young creaturo of sixteen whom no treated scandalously, it is not on record that Blackboard, like Bluebeard. slew his wives. On tho contrary, ho bad, at tho period referred to, about a do.en living in various places. Obviously he was a man of domestic instincts, modified by a roving life, and iked to havo somebody to welcome nm homo whorovor ho was. His cognomen of blackboard was dorived from that large quantity of hair which, liko a frightful meteor, covered his whole face, and frightened America moro than any comet that has appeared for a long time. This beard was black, which ho suffered to grow to an extravagant length ; as to breadth, it came up to his eyes ; ho was accustomed to twist it with ribbons in small tails after tho manner of our HumilicH wigs and turn them about his ears; in time of action he wore a sling over his .shoulders, with throe braces of pistols." This was tho regular pirate fashion, and its use is obvious. In boarding, tho pistol w s tho favorilo weapon of tho rovers, who always wore two or threo hraco ia a j silk sling, hung rather around the neck i than over tho shoulders. Armed thus, tho f ree-booter was nearly as well off as if he possessed a revolver, Ho had only to cock and fire, drop ono pistol and seize another ready to his hand, without tho risk of losing his Weapons. 1 his reliance on the pistol was, doubtess, one reason of the success of tho rovers in close fighting;. To add terror to his appearanco Blackbeard stuck "lighted matches under his hat, which, appearing on each side ot his face, his eyes naturally looking fierce and wild, made him altogether such a figure that imagination can not J i 1 -- t M . 1 1.11. 1 . 1 lurin tin hick oi ft mry irom iiciiwitok more frightful." lie was a frolicsome fellow, this Capt. Teach, in his grim way. Uno day, being at sea, and being a little Hushed with drink, he determined to make an inferno " of his own," and to that end went dowH into the hold, with two or tnroe others, and having filled several pots full of brim stone, sot them on tire, and was proud of having held out the longest against suffocation. Another evening, tciug in a pleasant mood, drinking and play ing cards with a few choice kindred spirits, he blew out tho light, and cross ing his hands under the table, fired his pistols, laming ono man for life ; and when aiiked the meaning of this, said : "If he did not now and then kill ono of them, they would forget who he was." One eyrio story of Blackbeard and his crew runs tmis r " Once upon a cruiso they found out that they h id a man on board moro than their crow : such a one wa3 seen several days among them, sometimes below and sometimes on deck, yet ho man in tho ship could give an account of who ho wa or from whence ho camo: out that he disappeared a little before they were cast away in the groat ship; but it seems they verily boheved it was the devil." Like many other great bad men, Blackbeard did not improve upon ac quaintance, and his friends, tho plant ers, at last got tired of his society. Ke dress from tho Governor of North Carolina was hopeles?, and the Governor of Virginia was applied to. ihis gentleman at once sent Lieut. Maynard, with a couple of sloops, to capture the pirate A dcbporatO hht eusuod. After somo lT 1 f!i 111 1.1 I very naruuring, iiiauKuutiru, must umiinsr on the unemv some "new-fashioned sort of grenades" case-bottles, filled with powdor and slugs boarded her but this timo met his match, and fell dead.after receiving twenty-livo wounds, fighting like a fury to the last. His head was cut off and hung to the bowsprit of tho victorious sloop. A Skewer ef Kecks In tieergia. On Friday of last week, in the oarly afternoon, on Covington Street, in Social Circle, there occured one of tho strangest phenomena that ever was scon in Georgia. It was nothing moro or less than a ir nuino showor of stones, varyleg in sixe from as large as a hen's egg to that of a man's two lists. Tho stonos are of irregular fihapo, of a dark grayish color, interspersed with a bright, shiny eubstanco resembling ising-glass. The showor was very brief, and extended over not moro than four acres of grouud. and followed an ex nlosivo sound not unlike eamionaditig. A panicky feeling porraded tho vicinity visited bv the showor. Happily overy ono except a negro woman Wasin-doors at the time, else some one might have been injured One rook, as large as a man's two lists, came near striking this woman. As manv as a dozen stones foll.n the roof of tho editor's house though without doing much damage. Walton CoUnty ((trt.) Vnl-.ttc. Ai.fi men are not homeless, but some

men are home less than others.

1IIXTM FOK TMK HOUSEHOLD. A Nice Ckmp Jelly Cake. I cup of white eugar, I egg, i oupot Hour cream, I caii of flour, T teaspoonful of oda

dhttolvod in a little water, i teaipoouful of oream tartar, Bake in three cakes, and spread jelly between. Hotion Plum i'udding.l cup of sweet milk, 1 cup of molasses, 2 cups of stoned raisins or currant, 11 cups of sifted Hour, 1 cUppf suet, ehoppea fine, I l teaspoontui of soda, arm Mtit; pur. soda in molasses, add milk, flour, suet and salt ; steam three hours ; sen e hot, with sauce. Qinyir It oils. I pint of molasses, i pint of butter or lard, 2 eggs, 2 tablespoonfuls of ginger, 1 tabespoonful soda dissolved, in 4 cup of water. Mix over night, or let the dough stand till cold; it rolls out easier, docs not stick to the board ; cut them in strips of threo inches wide and four long, and crease crosswise with & knife, Jlice Soup. -Pick and wash a handful of rice, boil in salt water till the grains just burst; drain tho water oil, and leave tho saucepan at tho sido of the fire, covered with a damp cloth. At the time of serving, put as much rice as is wanted into the saucepan in which the soup (well flavored atd clarified stock) is being made hot, and as soon as it boils send it up to table. Chicken llroth.Tfiko a fowl, and having drawn it, scald the legs and remove the touh skin from them ; cut up tho fowl into small pieces, bonos and all, and put them into a saucopan with about 1 quart of water, 2 teaspoonfuls of rico, a blade of mace, pepper and salt to taste ; boil very gently (removing all scum as it rises) for 1 hour, take out the white moat, and simmer the rest for 8 or 4 hours more; strain the liquor through a napkin, free it from fat, and serve. Tho white meat mav bo used for other purposes. Old-jashxoncd Inutan tudUtng.MOU ouart of milk : stir into it gradually 8 gills ef yellow Indian meal and 4 pint of molasses : scald thoroughly aud add 2 tablespoons of powdered ginger and a teaspoonful of salt ; butter a brown earthun pan ; put into it 4 pound of beef suet chopped line, turn in a quart of cold milk; then add the pudding, and stir up well; bake 6 hours. Serve either plain or with hard sauce ; my rule for tho sauce being a cup of granulated su gar to 4 cup of butter well beaten together, and flavored with either vanilla, eaion, or grated nutmeg. VEGETINE PURIFIES THE HLOOD, Renovates and Invigorates the Whole System. Its Mtdlt inal Proptrtiu art Alttra tivi, TmIc, SeWnt and Dinritic. VEORT1NK U made exclusively from tliolnlcei of curv rnllv-f t'k'Ctea imrkn. root and herb,), nd so strongly con ceutratcd that It will effectually eruilkale fiom Umj Mlem every taint of SicrelHla, ScrnfHictHH HHmnr, ah mora. ;hhNHlt KhcHw, K)ihiiiiic umeam Canker. f'HlHtiic Ht Ike MtotHRck, anc all H&fM that nrlite from impnro blood. ScImU hoh, PHMMmmatory and ukrotilc Khm mhiIbh. IScnrnltEla. OeHt nHtt NplHul C'ohihIhIhIh, can only be effectually oured through the blood. For UK-it and Emptlr Ieict of the Kkln, lHtHlcM. iMmtilcn, Hlefcktt, KnllH. ICI1IT. nCHlH-lll'HH BI1U ItlllK." worm, VKtiKTlNK Ihm never failed to enect a lmnnaui'iit core For I'mIhm 1h tke Hitck. Kltlnev ComplHlHt, Inl), 1-t'HIHll- lCHKItUf, JLcHcurrkwM. arlsius; from internal ulceration, anil uterine unteatico anu ui-iiithi uiduh), VKUKI1NK acU directly unou the catiee of tbe coniplaluts. it Invigorate and eta-HRthctw the whole ayiten, act upon the secretive prfia. allay Inflammation, oured olecranon aau regu late tlw bowel. ... . for C'Htarrli. vtcrMa. itaHMHHi joaIIvchcm. I'HlMllMtluH or tke Heart, lltHtlnehe, rile, NorvoMUHewi and CSeucrat l'rewtrailon or tlin ISitvoh Nyalettt. no medicine lnw given aucn peneci eailMacUon s the VKCKTINE It purine the blooJ, cleanse all of the ortan-, ana xn a con trolling power over lue nenou 'ycw The remarkable cure ejected bv VKOETIN'K have induced inauy idiyoiclant and apot ucaiies whom we know to pretcriue ami uaou m ineir own latnllle. , . .... In fact. VKOKTINK Is the Uet remedy yet dis covered for the above dlc.ic. and Id tho ouly re 1' hUs Itl.OOU liruil'lKlt je placed Ware the public THE BEST EVIDENCE. The following letter from Hev K. 8. Beet, Paa tor of M. K Church, atick,. Ma.. 11 be read with tatereotby many phchui. Ah, those Battering irem the name utene as arnleted the fob of the Hev. K. S. Heat, No iicn-on can doubt Ihis testimony, a there Is no douut awui me curative power, of V8UKT1NK: , Mr. H. It. 8TKVK.V8: Drar Slr-We liave Rood reaon for reanrdlne voHr VKOKI K a wietllcme of the ercatcnt value. We feel amured tsat 1( has been the meant oi waving iiurnin s inc. nc i " Kira Mnnruw, furtwiuttwo rear lie nan Kincrid rrwn tiecrot of hit leg. canwt hj terofHlou affection, and wan ao far reducrd that nearly all who aw him thounlit h recovery UtinoMmne. A eouncll of able ph)MrtM could te u out Hie falnteM hope of nu ever rauyiaK. liroiil l nnraiicr nrviminK ,rm, hewaa heyund the reach ot human remedle. that even amputation could not wtvehtni.aa he bad not Tluor enoUKh to endure the operation. Jum then we commeiictiiKblnK htm VBJKIINK, and from that lime to the present he Ihm been coiitlnHunMy lmprov lute. He ha lately returned hlaatudiea. Uirown away hi crutche and oane, and walkt about cheerfully and "ThouKh there It Mill tome dlocharfie from the opening where the limb wan lanced, we hae the fullett ronttdence that In allllle time he wl)l lie penecilr pnrH. He baa taken about threo duien hot ilea of VKuKTINK, hut lately um, but little, a he declarea that be hi too v, Ml to be taking birdielnc. lte,pectfl.yrt, IJfy, All Disewes of the Blood. If VEOETINK will relieve iin, claiic. purify and cute tuch dleeaw, re-toriiiR thu tmtlent to perfect health nfter tryluK tlllKn ut tibyMclan, many remetlle, HiiiTerfHij for yearn, it it not km. clutive tircMir, If you arc it 'UlTeicr, y .u can be curwl? why i thl wedtcl' o lm forming auch great cnrer it work lit thchloml, in the t lrcufcllnif nuld. It cnu trttlv bo called tins OltKAT IM.UMl) VVUtl I'IKK The ureat i-otuce ot dleente orielnatee In the blood: mid no mwliclliu Hint tkma not act directly wikih It, to imrlfy and renovate, baa any j mt i claim ujimi put uc : attention, Kecemmomt it IlcrtvtllH. RnttTlt UtHTrtJf. Feb. 7. 1S. Mk. Stkvjvs: Tr Sir-1 have taken teteralbot tietoryeur vkukii.nk, an am rimvinceii u t a valuAhVn rennNiv ror DympepMa Mil MDPttll ill IllllH' lf OlM VS-.t rr l)ypeMa. Klttuey Complaint, I can heartily reeuinmend It t all Htererlnc from ttte ien. iBoveeowt'it'iitt, voura reiieiiruiiy. MM. MONltOK I'AltKKK, m Athent Street. Preirare H. R. Steysus, Boston, Mass

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The TeUyrni hie Journtl nlniw that the new electric apparatti on board the inmelad Alexandre wilt at night rereal eyen very small objeet at a d ittan c of threw itiilw. " A HIlKkt Cel, CeHCki. few ire Aware of the Importance of cheeklajf a eoBgli or 14 huht coiiW1 which wouW yield to a mild remedy, but if neglected, efMR tUek the lnax". " Jlromi'i Jlrtm. ehto 7V(Wm" Rive sure aad alwostlmiucdlate relief. Millions of bottles of Hukxxtt's Coco Ai.VKlmvc been nokl durlnsr the years, and the public have rendered the verdict that It li tilt: beet hair dreWlng In the world. ltirH I.iMt hhiI Killed lit tlin Army. Wrlto VtA I. Hlnjrlmm A Co., Ally, for Olalnl, I'atofilf, Laud Tltlei.l'cuiiloiu ami Hunte,WahlUKtcn.i).U.

FIRMS IT 1 SACRIFICE. ATTr.NTIOX of Mock, lArm. VurMnnn ajJ Capllal.U hi KiJIrUfl w tlto follOwlBK: 87(1 arrm. wi ll IttinrdvnI. Mrcim Slifimifli It. tnllaa km Omalm: IU.W): wmtli V$ ixwacre. ur ui inn uminiftcK rarmiin mih, i.iiuacret. In lltky Comity. )K miiek irom utatlimt iumhlld. Iiom Hljr Hino Jtlver: tuuoo, worth fc.enll'l Mock Kami, 'JW norm, uar Ft, Oodce, Iowa. W.O0, i;u am-. Inert Corn I'arm la Mlmurl, la flatea CoHtny, eaere, hlchly Improved, Klilt County. KaniMj flO.iW; liiiproH'tnents com tW. t"lr-clan Farm, Clay ouuty, Kanaaa, ClOioret, two (lurlllfiiM, H acre oreltard, etc.,Vi,(i(w, 21.1 acrr iiiipMted Farm, S mile from tHos, JeHern OmHly, MU'ourl, l,u), IfiM acri-t Imiiroved Farm In Iowa, one mile from the MllH'p1 (Over and Station. lrym Uwjnti, valuable mill fiwi'r, lead mine and navlxalde dream tlironirl! It. fl3,MU, Will divide It tato three farmi It delrct. one of the F inett Farms In Jlllnota, -iTOacrei, iuOgla County, Will divide it. r i . nun a. vi Bale and Kxrlianee liureau for Farn't and 'Wertere LaiiUt, It J La Halle meet. CtdeaKO. Wi. tn per day at home. Sample worth H ! U free. BTIXSON & CO., l'ortlaad, Ue. Kmnl-vHifnt fur Oeata orLadlea ath me on talary or eomiulMlon. Addreca J.C. ltrk,St. Louis, Mo. $25 A DAYeiuioi a. famine tree, n naife L.Fletchr,U liey.t,S'.T . GIIIIC ltavolvera. 1'rleetredneeil. AddreiM,Or'Ht DUnO Westers Gun Worki, l'itttiurxb, I'a. $210 i MOKTH. Aeenta wasted eTerrwbere. AddreM O. riURUiJGS, lUrewwooU, UL OOn7 O W TO MAK IT. Somt4MnfIh OilU talcMe. COX, TOXQSJi C0.,Si. Louii,Mo. lMTf HT1II TCI Averace ablHty. 8 hoars. M OiftK O arjH a Week to Aaenu. f 10 Outfit Free. 900 H 9 1 I 1'. O VICKKUT. Augutta. Malue. 19 A lav 9 I,r,"t thlt"t for AOKKTS. J. LiTSU Iff L am Co4i3Wmb.IK.. lkxtoa.MaM. ay tn W KURBKR STAMPS. TerBMfree. TnA H.&. PAaaiw. V, o. aoi aw, Caleace, f J wrKKKlnroar awn town. Termt d H 0 outfit free. H. Ballktt & Co., I'ortUud, Me. 50 nEMAnt.K A OK NTS to eanvaw and tell 11 li, WINSLOWS FAMILY. .MRniCl.SM. Aadrea A. u, uvhtov a; kcokuk, iuw. nPUSinueVii matter hawatlshUr dlaahled. InrCriOIUnOereaiies now paid. Advice and circular free. T. MOMlCHABL.Atty.,707 Sanaom all'hlla., I'a. a K A A MoHlh.-Anta wantei. 36 beat 9d9Waeilinx article In the world. Oneaaaaple free. AOlreMJAV hruhbuAi uenmv, Jiwa. 1M HAM. $2500 . toWorklnif Aa-entaeverrwhere JX. XAA.IV J,WrlhA'U.t.iwt wriiTi WATCHES. Cheapen in thetaowa " world. Sample vnOca and outJUret to AftnU. mJXJTor teraa eddma GOULTXB it co.,Cfeieat Cn 1 HCrif" WAtKOnrKMAI.lt. KojffOU A WCCa ui. We (rive steady work that will brine you fweja month at home, day or evralnc. brvxxToaa Uyioir. 178 Greenwich t treat. New YerK. " KlMI'lfi. For PAMrOS eed at Sue per packara. 3 for 1.90 or ctrciilari, cut of Tampo liead, authetitle eerttfloteaand endorsementa free, send to C B.hHBfS CO.,Jakton,Mlch. Say what paper you aw tiu in -VflTI ran iwnrr n V V nnrlnir buIn. eclulvo fur your I I II 1 1 1 cMinty. a' a m;ll cot, Nomj ' utt lYl f 1 1 1 and Mini- raMtal rrnulred. lleant "Jl W MM and hoVorablr. by MldreMlng J.T.VUllMUtiaH. tiucm&au. unw. WANTED V V tnd lamp i I MRS to travel and wtl to mnUrm our new unbreakable elaa ehlmneye and lame roods. Jl iMlllHaj. Salary 1HN eral. bntlneM pennaneat. IlotelaudtravercMpe pahtl Monitor Glaaa Co., SMMalnht., Cincinnati, Ofele. m-p a -Te eaoIctM In Mie worM-I aorta re tacreatlac-eent wanted everrwhere-beM ladeee-asMiM-Jan't waite Unie d tor Clreylarto 5oT WKLL8, U Vwey N. Y. F.O.Bex IM7. TvlVRUY SOLDIER lasrW ailitntly) or eontractet periuaut'iit niMwinir vi kind) tu ervlee.can K't api-nMrni be wrhfnif (wltli kind) iini ..,r, in Win. K. iti-sIoii. Armv and Navy IJlal AP'nU f Tleteland, . 100 BAYS TOMATO BnU tut rir Into everr State, to thntwandt. with int mt Her (tweltth Animal Ut) tent with every order. J. A. t r. .n.IiEBCRTTkM., rtovflmitl. Olll". ir invlij. iha i,nrrxanAnilrnr at A 1.1. irhn trftiii WA Ft.-.K'TM mr VfintrmtilatP UllltnUnH id Pttifut Matirfm. Tbe fenlor memlirr f our Brm wat CoramUaloncr of Patent for rot" rKr t u . .aM if wti TTalreraal Cooeti Bmin for about threo yeara. I keep all eough ratueuiet tnat are .r-TiV..V!t .,r.rf.r.i ii.i .Arllnn. None aell BO well aa the Untveraal." My earner tpealc. BRlformly In tta favor. 1 can refer aeywnornayiqmre,vjiy Who have neon cureu oi ii r3"!? n.Vb. It la aald alto to be uufall u In all .caae ot croup. 8. r. MASON, WBW, H. 1 . Wld by A. A. Mellter.Bt.Loula. Mo. DO NOT Parehsi any article until you nave our new cataiocue. , Great reduction in prices. Frtt) to any adorers. MONTGOMERY WARD k CO., Orlgirutl GtrnK Swpplr X-Iouw It? til WMASH AVE., CHtCAM. .Tke Joiistea Rufflcr tttheBK8TandMOT 08KPUL HewlMt-Ma. chine attachment ever Invented.. Notewlwt machine M eoinpHMe without mh. Every Kumar to warranted. SaMM M to m4I seen reeetpt ef ene dollar, State what eawtae- ataehuie rev waet M Mr, and addreat

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IHB We Rive the SocixlVisitob. Larfrett and Brn nory paper In the country. 3 inontht on BJ trial, and pur Kleeve-Huttous and Gold-t'lated ColUr-Stuu for 20 cent. Adilre" SOt'JALB visiToit, mix ai:jy, Bostok, MA.mmgg

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I'f.thi tUO Juuel, Tif Hui t o tmt. AGENTS K)r i'rHHt'u Wreart Krr-ri'Hlht VU hUlt Hint tfarUt I'httrtM, I'MHr, ra, Xuvellttut, MM. ACS JIXTS it AMKKICAt Hrt f.owtm frfrfi . ft. WANTED 1'riijltH .t JCk'.'K ijttew ur ffte. A'" itrrn.KO.K.I'KiM 1,41 lir Stft-et, uiuuAuu. in. Subscrilje I'aner JJKt. Veil tM for 4.50. One of IfaMa. Todil A -.' Cenleunlal I'remlum ctlelrt4 M kaiat (li,ld !'(, (real No. 1 Iji.llc to No. CHaMr ejl also, lcelu-llur the ST. LOUIS COMMttaVCIA1. OAZK-rXK tor 'at week, will tie lent to Mm atldrea of all bartle fcendltiK ut H,H, Addreti KICKKK4 THOMAS. tMl Walnut-tt.,ot. Iaul. Me. trsw THE best LAN n LOWEIT PRICES. hU Ut Ttaf UU rf U, Midi, BuUHtM lHl ATCS N The united sx KEEP'S SHIRTS MaJfinuIvln IteM nualltvor WATW8UTTA MVUhfTf HET IRISH LINEN Kleicaiit StylKN 1'erfeot FlttlBfT. Keep'H l'atiit rnitly Maile Ilreaa IfMrie, tl r..y Qil FlnlMwl at eaall) aa huninthiit U u,r Ctl), liandkerchlt f. KKKF'S CUSTOM SHIKTS. 6 far 99. Murte 1 1 uira ure compMt. Hamjtlea of nialerlal with lull partb ultra and dlreeuona ror iiiinauetueni, km Tree in Hy aoareaa. tiliiKKX nKtir.. Hen'iAKtatiiMaarr, ltl Olivo Btreet, Bt, ToiMa. Ma. A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. a- WE WANT 80O MORE FIRST-CLAM SCWINQ MACHINE AGENTS, AND MEN OFENEKCY AND ABILITY to LEARN THE BUSINESS of SELLING SEWING MA CHINES. COMPENSATION LIBERAL, BUT VARYING ACCORDING to ABILITY, CHARACTER AND QUALIFICATIONS OF THE ACENT. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS Wilson Sewing Made Co., Ciiicap, Ml k S29 IroiJitii, New Yrk, or Xew Orl, U riAQ'TS WANTED FOR HISTORY i CENTEN'L EXHIBITION It contain nearlr -IflS fine Kneravlnar at BBttldlna-a and Stoht In the (.ith! EihlbltloH.ANl) 18TI1K ONLY At 1I1KSTIU AND COMl'LKTK HIbTOlSY PUH1.18UE1). IttrcaU Of the panu bulldlnn, woniierrui eiinniM, curiMitiM, grew venta. etc Very cheap and tell at tight. One Ana old W eoMe In ope day. (send for our extra term to Akuu ind a full it(crlrtton of tae worlc. Ad drea JJATIO.VAI, I'UBLItilUNO CO., fit. UiQt. Wo. 11 k TfliraV' unrellmeanl wonnieaa wmua jA.J l"Ji on the Kxhlbltlon are being elreulated . Do not t deeel veiL See ttiat the book von buy eontalu over wo page ana nearir t u anernzriTiaaa. A Home and Farm OF "5TOTJT-R OWN. Oe the lute ef a QREAT RA1LII0AD. with tee awrketa both EAST and WeT. NOW is tie TIME to SECURE IT. MU4 CUeMte, TertUe Boll. Beat CoDBtry far 9VVtJBk Batata la the United State. SeoV. Mw, Tun Tnfnrmatlon. aba rxetA-Jccjr" est free to all part of tbe werhl. O. 3P. XJBVTTiai, Laad Con. V. 1'. K B. OMASA. KXB. PENSIONS Every bc:i;sr disabled in line ol duty, it sy accident or otherwise. A WOUND of any kind, the loss of a FI n are r or Tee, sr the lot l of an JKyc.a HUP TVHr.,it but slight, give pei'sion. Divcate of l.ttngfl or VitrteoMO Velttn civea pension, HWl'ST Y.-if discharged tiirwoun ,tiiuria cr rupture, you cet full bounty. aWSend it stamps for copy of rcntisn and Jiouaty Acta. Address all Utters to P.H.FITSGSBALD, U.S.CUim Acent.lndUMA Clic, Ind. TOfl all Uttar. isarli P. O. Hex TOioii otatwuiD or PUSH COD LIVE OIL AUD LIXI, T One and All.-Are Yee gMnrlnKfrttem i cough, cold, aatnma, bronctiltt er any or t er any of the varteee tiultiionary trouwet,tiiato,oitoB ew in cvnwmrr lion? If o. use H'or' Pure ife. r CM an ritxL n ufn anil pmrrloi remedr. Till 1 na aiMCK rreparaikHi, but I regularly prescribed by m tal lacultr. Mai.ufaciured only by A. B. WILSOB, ChemteLBOBTox. Bold by all drutfglM. Tke Enemy of DiseRse, the of PaiR to Man ttd Veast. Ia the Ora ltd HA MUSTANG LINIMENT, . the. 1 1 T H h K m a M br I h . " Km-IS i it m M1 acf Hlnesa mtiHy tiaaieieTa K. 8, li. 81 ADVERTISERS Whe detire t reach ceustry readert m i k te the benand ewntp tt waar hy n n ?"!,"?I?. l.wr. Apply t K. K. fKATTMBJaekaon street.

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