The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 38, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 January 1871 — Page 4

ee S e p . - J Hational Banner. R T A N P | e e -, YA QA menase T REMRR < S R R NG L, PR AR ‘Resistance to Tyrants is (Il»lt-cli»mr to God.’ foodviß STOLL, BOITOR, ! v s ; “) 3 i ! WEDNESDAYFBAN'Y 18, 1871, Or late the condition of our sidewnlks have been ‘cuch that many of our people Lave been down on them. S e . Tur democratic parry of Indiava Hughes 80 close to the line that it #poils all the nice figuring of the Radicals. . .

f“*{;,}' P O e LW oA 50 344 g g o ¥ Mishawaka Lus twelye grocery and provition stores, six dry goods, ene clothing, two drug, and one book store.- *. . £ Sel e ; ~ Every man. should take his county pa‘per,.particularly when he can get it hy paying fifty cents every three months. . —= I*o’-'— : - " ’ Yo 1l ‘Birrows, is the appropriate name of the foreman of the Elkhart Fire Engine Co.— Billows doubtiess makes the water fiy.; i ot e A e - Tig Rev. Mr. Brags officiates in a neighhoring pg].{.i&. If he/ were a Sicmber of any jothe }profesaion we would naturally. [ suppase hie would be “‘heavy on the cheek.” i (i . kot I¥ an’ article on thic treatment of the, Jews, by thé Christians; the Chicago Times says: “All persecution is of ‘the devil, and no man or church which follows 'it can lay elaim to the title of Christian.” e Tu¥ Mishawaka Enterprive says “Hon ~William Mack, 'was elected Speaker of the House of Representatives last Thursday, he ‘being the Republidan nominee’” Al

of which ig true except next to the last word, that should read quite different. s )O P 3 ' Vi WE propose saying a few words in favor of local advertisers. We ean commendthem to the public, and can only gay, when you find a liberal. advertiser, you aye certain also to fiod a prompt, careful and iopénhanded dealer. Al-\mys‘palrm{im the men who use ‘printrr’ﬁ‘s'iuk."ﬂnd yon will be surg'to save money. : s iy [t B eb S % rJ'fll“n:; R'ucherﬂe\: Spy llnir:ks_x,lxa‘ o-;’»cpiqg progeedings of the Indiana, Legishature qaite unimportant. Oh, yes! §nite unimportant (o the rads who wanted office, but to the people of the gvme and to the Demnoerutic, party the .ox"k»miz«’uinn was a pretty.big thing B m'igﬂbl even be meniioned as a decided suceess. o

A l'o()l[: Engligh lady, who was traveling westward with, her Husband and Reveral small children, gg:t'\'f'}lnil-11l to a'child; on the ‘ears between here and new Coarlisle, List Saturday cveninjz, ' The ‘passenyers ) kinill)‘ raisell n nice subgeription for the - untortunate fu l‘v,. and} she stopped in this city until ber health is\sufliciently restored r~to -X‘{“\ngl(‘A".CT:)\,)l:PlH‘_\" Mmhn"nn'«l'c}gild are doing 'welks mnd the whole party are » staying @ the Merriil Honse ~=Laporte Ar- ; IHS g : ’ i ‘. k 9 . 4 : 3 oi g : . Wi believe it is genenally conceded that “ihet Baxser isone offthe very best local m;ﬂc‘rs in the Srate, {and yet we desire to make it 'a much bettei Lowe paper than it now iz, o do this we ‘again ask our friends to supply us with all the itews of -]nc:;‘f news that comes ugder lhcirp};!fdﬂ“ation.; There i 3 hardly a day Hut'that something ocenrs, eithet in -t~h_c?cil}*-, or “country, that would/mdke a good Jocal itew, but it is not; possible for us to personally learn the facts of {hie case, and unless our friends will takg the trouble to ‘give ‘us the items, we lusf necessarily . omit much- that. is i'mi)'b tant for us to publish Aﬁ:x’in wo | ask ©@l our friends t 0 pive us such information as msiy camo nnder their observatjon. ; BTG : LovisviLLe, New Anpdxy & Cricaco: Rywnoan. — The Louisville ' Commercial says: IHon George H. Chipman, the lately appointell Receiver of fhe New Albany & Chieago Railrgnd, enterdd upon the discharge of his duties on Saturday afternqo‘fl., His first’ official agt of importance . Wis to -appoint to the position of Superintendent and Manager of] the. road, Mr. H. E: ‘Waldron. of Lafayette, in place of Mp, .‘lm‘lvison sloat. Mr Waldron has entered upon the dischargejof the duties of Lis position. ' [[le 'had .hafl much experience as a railroad uan, ndegstards, the duties of the Superintend¢ncy thoronghly, and we‘l‘yonsider Judge CHapman most for- . tunite in making 8o good § selection. Mr, Waldron has ‘buen Assisthnt Superintend“ent f&r«’ gome t'.ime, aud bis administratiou htté heen characierized by ener>y and inf‘elligem action which giv excellent promise for the futnre o‘fvtbc ond. D rsoually he is a most affable and pourfedyis gentle~man, and will njmbh to] him e!f anud ihe inrerests of the,rpad mapy warm and val- ~ nable friends, e ' . Judge Chapman is u'gﬂxilll\,mun possessing every qualification for the important sduties of hi’g new trast, | [is management “of the rowd will be charficterized by ener. gy, houesty and ability, [ - _ " S Rl ; o Avotaer VieTiM oF Lscarixg Gis. — * Last Tuesday vight, a genileman named Puul Siarkwenthier, wh¢ hails fiom the ruril plg'ecin_cfas.of Eulton eounty, arrived in this city and put up at fie Merrill Hobse, _ 'He revired to his sleepitig room at a geasonable hour, and befgre ensconcing bim-selfi-in the cheets, He deliberately blew out the gas, leaving al six-foot burner /to empty its costentsidto a small sparsely ventilated, room. - The result was Mr. ~ Starkweather, soon found himself indulg- . ing in a series of pe¢culiar dre..n,ms, from which he was torally/ unable o exiricate hinlself. . He wiracullounsly eycaped death - until the night Watc discoveréd the situation and foreed an ¢ntrance to the room. Dr. Robinson was ijnmediately summoned and by diligeut work the maa’s life will "be ‘eaved and he rdstored to his rural friends. There is fo exouse for such ignorance. Scarcely/a day passes without some mnewspaper chromicles the death of a verdant specimen of humanity by the suicidal act of blowing out gas light. Any man who reads a pewspaper should know enough to turn gas off; instead: of blowipg it out. W [venture the prediction T‘Zut‘ this man parrowly escaped death just for the rea s vkt he'does not read the papers, and eep himself fully pposﬁed in the progress of the times. When people live i,u';‘#j enlightened country, they deserve bat littlejsympathy if they do not keep themselved enlightencd. The tallow candle period has passed, and those ‘who read and op ,_"4 appear to be the ;m’fl%lm@f who are coguizant of it.—ZLaporle ArBR 8D 13 0 b 5 (4

' Good Templars, ~ Epitor Baxxen: —1 notice in e late issue of your paper a communication from *P.” in regard to Good-'Templars, and &trongly “condemuing them. 1 had hoped ihat his remarks would have called forth a reply from ®ome ablér pen than mine, but such not .being'}bo case-—4B one who has been for years & close obeerver of their work- " inge—l beg leave to’underiake in your columng their defence. R Jris ex!'i;dyim from the criticisma of 1. thint h,e‘is_,pfdvt; and never has been a member off the order in question. Consequently. reviewing it from an outside and prob:ab]_y prejudiced standpoint, he has arrived at concludion 'reweéring its present work, and fature destiny, that to one acquainted[wish the facts seem 'wholly erropeous. I bave watched clogely the careerof a number of lndges. and been intimately acquainted with'the eharacter and standing ofmany cof their members. + Among them were uninis!ors'of}njgll #tanding ‘and greatumoralv“}érlh. dpd men and w(m;.(-n of almost evelty profeesion _an‘d',clap’sj: hut I bhave _yet to'hear ‘tell, or know, an instance of immorality as theresult of ihis ‘-lpromiscux ous n;iing]ing of the sexes in secret nssembly.” and.we are to judge of a tree by ite fouit.. o pa g Men go to ihe Lodge Room taking with them their wives and sisters, (heir sons and daughters; shdll 3ve fear evil as thé result of this? Then we may with equal prof.r'iery fesr it from the church, the lecture, the public or private ball room and even the"soéi‘hl interccurse with friends at home. ; i 0 | But . alledges that harsh will be ihe regult of training children to seeresly, of asgociation. with improper~persons in the Lodge Room, and claims further that Good Templars work only for the accomplishment of one good ohject, contemptuously designating them as the “so-called moral societies,” To the first nll‘egmion', I revlythat childrend under fourieen are not admitted 1o momh;rfhip, and whereisihe family in which childrenjof that age have ‘not been trained to keep family matters secret? Is it of vital importance ithat a parent should know whether¥ts child gives two raps or twenty at the door of the lodge rovm ? whether he gives his right hand or his left ‘ugon meeting a fellow 'm:rmvher, ori"ﬂvn?n!es bis “chief’’ with bowed head or uplified band.? and of euch a trivial nature are the only secrets of the Good Templar organization. A memher is bound by no oath or ohligation' ‘whieh he takes: the rules and regulations to «which he gives obedience are free that all Gh%"wiéh may read. e ' No s;‘('.iv'y. whether secular., nr'roheibon‘c, have whidlly “succeeded in keeping the ‘At“‘nrnn" ;frnm nmr‘».ngf the "ﬂwrt.‘? Evil people are found even g the Church.— Shall the 1. 0. G T then be condemned, Heeanse some are found within its ranks « Every possible precaution has been ta ken against he admiseion to mpmhpr‘ahip of unworthy persons, and any membher .knéwing!y 'pro‘pn.ﬂilng the npmé of puch an one as a candidateé for admittance, is lia-

ble (see constitution of the order) to arch penalty as the lodge may gee proper to i flict—to the extent of expuleion. Besides,: five votes against any candidate rejects bim.;- f,‘»}nv' we imagine a lodge so low that five worthy persons cquld not be foand in it 7 'As to the object of these £O- - ivmpemnne is the principal, but not only ope. I guote from econsiitution in pmo’bf: “We * * % dongreeto band.nl)r:s;elvcs together for theadvancement of thig” Temperance Rc’foArm,‘ the elevation of our ‘moral character and intellectual attdinments,. * ¥ and extending usﬂsi ence one to another in case of necessity.” Every meeting of a lodge is opened and closed by prayer or 're'ud_inéﬂ of the geriptures; improper and profane <ja~ngua;:e is strictly forbidden, and ifindulged - /in suitably punished. So P's. fling at their morality displays only his lack of christian charity and total ignorance of:their work. If jntemperance ie on /the increase, so alag:dre its enemies. May its struggles n:&, prove but the throes that precede its dissolufion.. | ' _ . Then, if P‘.v‘fbe a true friend of temperance, let-himlabor as his conscience dic tates, but without endeavoring to bringinto disrepute those who as brothers and §is ters are laboring as a unit for the same great cause.’ For our ener'ily is i\ow‘erﬁxl, _gn(l‘ in his ranks there are no divisiens. - By - e oML AL D,

!‘ ; b et A .= | ; i . Terrific Explosion. % On \\{vdn_(-sdu'y afternoon oﬁast week, { Rolling "Prairis was the scene of a frighttuliand well nigh fatal easualty. About l 4 o’clock p. M, Mr. Jno, Roswell, went

| out, leaving his son, ‘a lad of some 13 ' years, ¢inting.quietly by the stove, reading | & newspaper. Sonr after the departure ot | Mr. Roswell, his bdy went and got a cigar | box containing about three I6s. of gan- ! powder, (which he bad concealed in the | house) and proceeded. to fill'a flask, plac- | ing the box, during fhe: operation. on | the floor near the stove. ' The filling-being done, young 'Roswell put the/ flusk on the [chair, and stooped dowa jto pick up the | box, when a gpark from the stove full i therein, and thereupon there was a terrific ]vxplnsion, ‘the powder in both. box and flaxk igniting Tre three duors of the I room were forced open, ong of them being | wrenched from irs hinges ; the plasiering [ of the ceiling swasi badly shattered, the | carpet torn up, and one side of th& room Al blown ouit some six inches froni the top — | Mr Roswell was jn the woodshed talking { with a friend when he bheard the report, { and as a neighbor had been trying 1o blast | open a tough log near by, he first thonght [ the explosion proceeded from that; bur | eeing the smoke issuing from his own ’ dwelling, ran for the same, and on ¢oming i up found bis by doubled up and hangtng iiacros-‘the gute, his face horribly blackenled, and his bair singed to a crisp / The unfortunate lad was immediately rem. ved | to a house close by, and medical' aid sum- { moned. 'lt seems that he fled the rdom | directly after the blow-up (groping his way out) and in his agony and blindness, plunged against the gate, where he was discovered. The flesh of one of his hands came off—the one he used on: the ;door kunob in - getting out. The Doctor thinks he will recover, as the burns:are confined to his face and hands. But this holiday aport has been turned into the saddest of lessons =not only for him, but for all those fast young chaps who are tampering with amunition and fire arms. Thosé larks, hardly yet in their teens, detected hiding gun-powder in dwellings, and found sporting pocket-pistols and double - barreled shot guns, ought to be spanked and sent to bed; or ¢lse put in the lock-up—and their " parents sharply fined for not hetter teach ing or restraining them. Considering the “criminal ‘carelessness and recklessness of | the boys, and the eriminal neg'ect and indifference of their fathers, the wonder is that somebody is not shot or blown up every day.—Laporte Herald. : : i it A PPt i : ! One of cur billiard room managerd is reported to be the sneak who was run ou- of Elkhart for attempting to commit a rape upen a little girl at the depot in that place. Isn’t he a Bweet.companion for our young boys who play billiards? How long would & woman who had done so dirty a thing remain in bus;ness_ here ?—South Bend babong,. v e Yes; that's the question. How long would a civilized community tolerate the presence of a woman who would eommit such a vile act? : S

Tue Vidette has. the following original ideas on the sutject of our road lgw : It is évident to all who have palid any attention to thix matier, that a change should. be made in the methods by which the people of ludiana attempt to secure: good roads. The system of road work is a farce, and the el ction of distriet rupervisors to oversee the.work, does not meet the ease. If a tax, such as is now lévied, was expended under the personal eupervision of an engineer, whose care of roads should extend over the entire couniry, the result would be that in a few years, we would have the roads permanently made as good as the'nature of the case would allow. The supervision of road districts éhould be under his control, and a sirict gccountability tor money expended, should be given.— Most of the mou@y and work now'put on the roads, is thrown away. o : e el e e 72 . .Another Man Killed by the Cars.

About tialf past six o’cluck last Monday evenirg, a man named Jno. P.: Pfeifler, was run over, a litile this side of Salem Crossing.' by the Westward-going freight train (No 1), knocked 20 féetinto a dirch, dud almost instantly killed + The fireman saw him stand ng (or:walking) on/the left hand side of the track, a moment hefére the fital casualty, but had not time fto warn him off. The train stopped, backed down, picked up the unfrotunate man, and took him 'to the Crossing. ' When first found he was unconscious, and it is not probable ever knew what hurt him. Dr. Crandnll, who examined the rémains, testified that the skull was *fractured in different parts and directions—in fact crushed—the ,‘wjiimds being necessarily fatal.” — Laporte: Herald. Ml s :

Keep the blood pure and avoid fevers by nsing a bottle of Poland’s Humor I‘)ndtor, the great system renewer,£old by Moore & Tharp, : Do not wait for a cough or ’kié/uey digease to go as it came, but get Poland’s White Pine Compound to cure at onee,” sy —Fellow’s Worm Lozenges is the only'remedy in existence combining harmless qualitiex with deliciotis taste and amazing power. ‘Sold by Moore & Tharp,” B ) 14y1 st-alt —All casex of dehility peenliar to ?emuk‘ﬁ will find a xovereign remedy in Doctor Swert's Femule Strengthening Cordial.” S6ld by Movié & Tharp. £l ei i o st e s i : . WHY SUFFER : g With pains in the back and loing, with irritable bladder und the annoyance it canses; with neuralgia and rheumatizm, with damb ague and its discomfort, and with headache, when they can be cured by the u-e of Way~e's DIURETIO 2 ND ALTERATIVE EXTRAGT. | .. | g . M M Poseroy. of the LaCrosse Democrat, sa s that C W, Roback, ot Cincinnat | 18, tiakg the bestarticle of Bitters row manufactured in the Unted States or elsewhere. -We have nscd them for three years, and would’ not be without them for almost any money. .In the spring hug Storhach Bitters are worth hundreds of dollars for keeping the stomach in order,and clennxing the blood trom accumulated. impurities. It is not once in two yvears that we en dorse so caled pulent medicines, but Roback's are worthy mll the praise we can bestow upon them, . y . AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE ERECTION OF FRAME OR WOODEN BUILDINGS ON CAVIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST & FUURTH STREETS, LIGONIER, : . . Wakreas, Numerous c¢itizens of the town of Ligonter, have petitioned the Board of Trustees of sard towa, askiog said Board to adopt meus ures tor the preservation and protection of their property trom dumage or distruction by fire, andto that end plss un ordr ance prohibitng the tartherierection of any fraue o 1 woodén baildings on Cavin street, between First and Fourth streets in said town ; therefore, Be it Ordained by the Board of Irustees of tha Town of Ligorier, That trom and afrer the passage of this ordinance it'shall be unlawtul for the owner of uny lot on Cavin street between first und fourth streets, in the town of Ligonier, his lesee, or other person, to erect or construet-any frame or wooden building on anv ‘ot hving opon‘aud adjacent to said strect withu the limits deseribed in this section. Passed Dee, 30th; 1870, o } A. 8 PARKER, President.! | R Gl Znnieryas, Secretary. :

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| A ~mw ook of the greatest interest and import- | ance. Written from a high moral and physiological , standpoint, ’b{ an eminent physician and mosical | professor, it shows how Satan is working ont sub- . tle and dangerous designs throungh our-most sacred . domestic and social relations, Pure-minded, but - outspoken and aggressive the author handles the . delicate subject treated of wrrnovT aroves, but in - stch a manner as not to minister to a prarient cu- | “iogity. 7'he Physical Regenerationof the Race, is : a subject justly enlisting the juterest and sgmp‘n. | thy of all*true phila’ thropists, and thig book, it is 1 believed, will coutribute to that end just in proI portion as it has re_xzders. A circular sent free, con- | taining a full description and synopsis of the work | with liberal extracts, e [ 38 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, 0., | 421 y 3ch.] or 5 College Place, N. Y. ! » : s | : Executor’s Sale, ' Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of the - last Wil und testament ‘ot John, Clemen, de- " ceased, I 'will sell at private sale, on the 19th i day of Januury, 1871, or atany time thereat.er, the following described real-estate, gituate . ‘ the county of Nuble in the State ot India a, to | wit: Tre north-east quarter of tpe north west | quarter of section fourteen, 1w township thirty | turee north of range ten‘east. Applications of | pnr(i?,users will be received ut the law office ot | Erelding Prickett, in the town of, Albion, in the i county of Nohle, until said 19th day of Decem | ber, 1371. . Terms, Gash in hand 3 } CHARLER WOODRUFF, Execntor. ! December 14, 1570. 33 (printer’s fee, &4 80. bTTT e e T e i IO CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser, having been: permanently l cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by - 4 simple remedy, i 8 anxious to make known to ' his fellow sufforers the means of cure: To all - who desire lit; he will send a copv of the pre. - seription used (free of charge), with the direct. | jons fur preparing and using the same, which ! they will find » surk Core ¥or CoNSUMPTION, { AstaMA, Broxcurms, &e Parties wishing the - wreseription will pleage address, . o Re . EDWARD A, WILSON, 165 South Second Street, Williamsburgh, N. Y H. R. CORNELL., ’ Who may always be found at his 2 "HOTOGRAPH ROOMS l ” “ ( ( o, Is prepared to take all kinds of pictures 'gu the ‘lutest styles of the urt. R PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to copying old Degunerreotypes and Am brotvpes into Cards, and Enluiging. | . ‘Work warranted satis!actory in all cases. * Ligonier, Ind., Feb. 23, 1870.-43 ERRORS OF YOUTH., A genteman who suffered tor years from Nervous Debility, -Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthfal indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need 1t the recipe and direction for .making -the simple remidy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to pr()e? by the ad vertiser’s experience can do so b} addressing, in perfeet confidence, =~ JOHN B. OGDEN;, No 42 Cedar Street, New York. | - SAMUEL E, ALVORD, Attorney at Law, Claim Agent, and Notary Public, 4lbion, Noble Co., Ind. - ‘Bysinese in the Courts, Claimsa of ‘soldiers and heir heirs, Conveyancing, &c., promptly and carefully attended to. AcEnowledgments. Depositions and Affidavits, taken and certified. —_— . HOWARD SANITARY AID ASS'N. - For the relief and cure of the erring and unfortun- ! .ate, on principles of Christian Piilanthro Y. f \ Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the l&mes of Age, in rel tion to Marriage and social evils, with sa itary aid for the afflicted. Forwarded free in sealed envelores. Address, HOWARD ABBoJlAijoxn, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. . June 16y ‘ Those who are sick, oy Afflicted with any chronic difficulty, should without delay write for Dr. Hamilton’s New Treatise, sent free to any address. R. LEONDIAS'HAMILTON, M. D. | P. O Box 4953 @ = Naw York City. EXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 267, - L O.of 0.F., _ Maste at their Hall on every Satarday evenin each week, a L Iri."JAGKB&N’, No' - M. W.COE;, V. 4. g R.D, KERR, Nov.2sth, 1888, tf. Secretary,

- SETRRTILTLIRERTRERRTY | SOMETHING NEW bl READ THE FOLLOWING ! | e i ‘ What the City Missionary of Boston ! 'says ahout . ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM, ' THERE CEBTQ}INLY CAN NOT BE FOUND v A BETTER COUGH OR LUNG REMEDY. ' Asan Ezpectorant, in ha no equal. 3 ® 4 x . -\, Bosrox, Mass, Februarv 18, 1869. . Messrs P. Davis & Son—,Gentlemen: The | puckuge of Allen’s Lung Belsam you sent me | to use umong the ufflicted poor in my city mis- | sionary work has proved very acceptable and . useful. It bus gowe Into several famlies, and - with remarkable effect i every instance. ; " One woman has been restored from what her | physician pronounced consuwption, after sev- | eral mooths’ sickness with cough, great pain | in the lungs, and prostration, so that she is | able now to do housework and - assist in sup- { porting her family, and with care and continu- ; ed use of tke Balsam, she expects entire resto-'-ration. i - ' Another person, a young woman to whom I gave one bott'e, bas received great benefit, so | that her cough, which wxs of months’ standing, | 18 getting better, and she has purchased the i"second bottle, and has every indication of a | speedv cure. i | A young man who was raising blood, and {|quite weak and sick, has, by the use of iwo bot- | tles, been much improved, and is sble'to do & | little at his work. . £ { A young man to whom I recommended a tri: | al of it, who has had a bad cough, and much ] pain in his lungs for months past, and unable | to ge! rest or sieep. has commenced Raking, it | and is now using the fourth bottle with great i benefit. He said to me on a recent visit, that | he would-not do without it He is hoping (and | reasonably it seems to me,) to be able toresume [ ‘his work again. iy ;

: Very r'é;p;-ctfull_v and gratefully Youf&. i J: N, Barria & G, Sote Fropt Bhera Gt nati, Ohio, For sale by C. Eldred, Jos. Pearce, Willett & Moore, and C. Woodruff, Ligonier. Indima ©;. Sehlcly PREPARE - - r«..).n. THE ‘ s GREAT POLITICAL CONTEST ) |3=k QW ‘-~. : 1872 18727 THE NATIONAL BANNER |LTAR A - v . FAMILY PAPER o --- FOR THE- | FARMER, Mechanic, LABORER, ' o AND fm-".- wO, -

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\vd PREPARATION HAS ' 4N ever been introduced to the Amcrican people that has' met with as marked a success ‘as “ THE FLUID EXTRACT OF ROSADALIS.” One ounce . of this Fiuid Extract is more % ‘powerful in its action upon disJ case than ohe pint of the prepe larations of Sarsaparilla. Asa % Blood I’lir]j'icr it has no equal; " for Serafula, Inflammatory Rheu- . aatisin, Syphilis in all its forms, : jl,is a certain cure. Physicians : indorse it; itis hota quack nosiram, as the formula is printml' on every jpackage. G | | Dr. Sparks, of Nicholasville, ‘ " Ky.,zays: “It is the best Blood *'Purifier I have ever used.”’ Dr. Boykin, of Baltimore, . lkays: “T always preseribe it i+ for Scrofula and Syphilis.” ' ' 7~ Dr.T.C.Pugh, of Baltimore, says: ‘I cured the worst case of Serofula T have ever scen with Rosadalis.” ; Benjamin Bechiol, of Linja, ) Ohio, says he hak suffereéd for twenty years with an eruption . over his whole body: tried all ‘kinds of remedies with no sue- ‘ .1 eess; a few bottles of Rosadalis ' made a complete. cure. ’ ) Sée ROSAPALIS ALMANAC 1 ® for important cures. The Rosa‘dulis Almanac publishes the thrilling story of ‘¢ Ruby Bt. Croix, or 3 the Magic Rose.™ o i ROSADALIS sold by = - 311 Druggists. " ' < &

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This 1s the most thorough blood purifler yet discovered, and cures all humors from thie worst Scrotula to a common erupuion. FPimples und Blo’ches on the fuce, and skaly or a rough skiu, wihiich are suctt gnnoying blemishes to many youuoy persons, yield 1o the use of a few botties of this wondertul medicine. From one to eight buttles cure ~alt Rheum, Frysipelus, .Ncaly i‘ruptions ot the Skin, Scald Head, Ring Worms, Buils, Scrofula ~ores, Ulcers und ** Canker’’ in the mouth ung stomach. It is a pure medicinal extract of native roots and plants, combining.in trarmony Nature’s most sovereign curative properties, which God has instilled into the vegetable Kingdom tor healing the sick. Itisa great restorer tor the strength and vigor ot the svstem Tnose who are languid, sleepless, have nervous apprehensions or fears, or any ot the SfF enipns symptomatic of weakness, . will fina conviuceing evidence of iltB restorative powers If vou feel dail, drowsy, debilituted and d-s pondent, have trequent head wche, mouth tastes. nadly i the morning, irregalar avpetite and tongue: conted, you are suff-ring from torpid wver or biliousness ' In muny cases of “liver complzint’” oply a part of these symptoms dre experienced. As a-remedy for all sdch cases, Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery has no equal as it effcts perfect'cures, leaving the liv. er strengthened and healthy, For the cure af Habitual Constipation of the Boweis it i». a neyer fuiling remedy, ana those who have used it for this purpose are loud in itB pr .ige. In Bron chial, Throat and Lung Diseas 8 1t has produced muny traly remarkable cares, where other medicines had failed, Sold by druggists at §¥ per bottle Prepared ut the Che mical Luborato ry of R. V. PIERCE, M, D Buffalo, N. Y. 7qch

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‘ NYTANTT j g GENTS WANTED | . FOR CHINA 72 UNITED STATES. ; THE .| The most interesting, entertaining. able and thorougrh bouk of the day, on an engrossing and popular subject. 700 Pages. 40 tuil page IHus--trations. By Rev. Wm. Spear, D. D.. (gnrrespunding Secretry of the Presbyferian Board of Edubation. formerly Missionary in China and to the Chinese in California. “We believe that there are not five men, European or American who are as thoroug ily "acquainted as Dr. Speer. gvith the Chinere in theirown « ountry; we think no ﬂ\l{‘wr man g 0 fully conversant with the Chinesean Cal f ruia "—Harper's. Magazine. ; Sold on'y by subseription. Send for descriptive irculers and terms. Address, Jones, Junkin & Co., - 25w6 | 167 South Cilark St,, Chieage. Il . VICK®’S | FOR 1871, Tur First EpiTion oF Oxe-Huxpirp anp Frrry Tuousanm copies of Vick s Hilustrated Catalogne of Seeds and Floral Guide, is published and ready to send out—loo paﬁes. and an Eugraviag of almost every /desirable Flower and Vegetable. It is elegantly printed on fine, tinted Eaper. illustrated w th Three Hundred fine Wood ngravings and two beautiful s COLORED PLATES. A The most beautiful aad the m st instructive Floral Guide published. A- ERMAN EDITION published, in all other respects gimilar to the English. Sent free to all my customers of 1870, as rapidly as possible, withoat apglicnbion. Sent to all oth--ers wha order them for Ten Cents, which is not half | the cost. Address : | | ] JAMBESVICK, 354 Rochester. N. Y. I FOR SALB X 1 BY THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH - R.R. COMPANY., About 125,000 Aeres of the Finest Farming and Grazing Land in the United States, for‘me a‘; fow Pricss and on very easy terms; thus enabling an ndustrions man with small capital to. pay for Lis land'with money earned from it. - Missouri is not too far West to be at a ﬁreat distance from markets; its' Railroad facilities are great and constantly lncreuslngxi' the climate is splendid, and good crogs-are: almost a certainty; while the numerous thriving towns and cities :grimihxi n-%on every hand -attest beyond doubt at the llg tof slavery has been effectually dis- | sipated, and that eastern men and eastern capitals iste are doing their perfect work, ; < : s Our Lands Defy Competition, - ~_Send for fuil descriptive circulars and Sectional | Maps, enclosing 30 cts; and statlnf wha‘Hmr‘er ou ga¥ thietn to EDWARD Wi, n% | - Land Commissioner, Hannibal, No. | n 5 Peérsons tosuccessfully canyasa for re-l GET miums we ogr, and ‘rplqslve' 8 §25 S}dt-» ' - ham Watch for' yourself. ' Address Peo- ' ple’s Weekly, Dayton, O, : . ast4 |

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; s S s Qe y weet QuilNn . g ; ' . L : Versus Bitter. Fo. \h¢ toliowing, REASONS Sweeff Quinin: ' should replace the old fornf or : Y Ditter Quinine. . . LR Swede \Quinine S WARRANTED no\dicinally Wiy i Nicel in effoct with Zitter Quduine. Sweet Quinine has NONE OI the inté§sc and’ persgitent Litterness of conunon Qi niine. Sweet] Quinine is made from Pfravim Bag< only, thesource of Bitter Qfiniy In Swdq t. Quinine the bitterness is | IR ly e{ncealed, hut mwy be inatinly velofed if desired. {0 Sweet fiuinine- will not sicke bittef substunces often do. - f . ; S Y Sweetf Quinine is readily taken, w @ withouf thie least hesitation. by old and VOUIK. Sweet\Quinine cntirely obviates ti\it- unconyucrable dislikic which ehildreg havo to BMter Quinine. . o Sweet Qliinine requitres no cinborate) v, paratfon to take, is peady forinstan use. Sweet fininine, in :i's ngrecabiliyf ani projpt. efficacy, disabuses the fraibil: mifd of much prejudice agains: Giining, and aids the efforts of the . c\igent ~Phisician in itssadministratior : ¢ , i Sweet Wuinine costs no wor y Bittdg Quinine. i e Bweet fiuinire can be had ui o) Stor§s in two forms, viz: rfuid, forg vea'pnce of f:anilivi and (‘%: Lo next LoGy lic§gina bder,: foriise - o F g, o of andfWrgs rists. g N el tw¥axns, Farr ¢ /| WANNFACTURIRG ChEM:® . : REW YOIRIT. o )

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~— : TrE GREAT New England Remedy 5 Foland’s White Pine Combo_tgnd; R\ Cures SORE THROAT. = w Poland’s White Pine Compound, P Cures coLDs. » » ™ " . ; \.&Nh Poland’s White Pine Compound, 4N <) Cures COUGHS. : ‘ ‘Poland’s White Pine Compound, Cures DIPHTHERIA. - \D Poland’s White Pine Compound, \ ‘Cures Spitting of Blood ‘, "U§ ) Poland’s White Pine Compound, . . L, \\ Cures Pulmonic Affec~ Gy, ~ tions generally. \¢/ - Poland’s White Pine Compound, A 4 S oot 4 XX\~ Oures Kidney Qomplaints. , “ For health comes sparkling in the stvean:s, . From cool Chocorua stealing; - R | There ’s iron in our Northern winds; : Our pines are irees of healing ' i ; ) . JOHN G, WHITTIEK. . The editor of the ‘“Manchester Daily and Week1y Mirror,” in an editorial in the Daily, thus speaks | of the Compound:— ‘- Sl et o ‘ “We are hap{w,to learn that the demand for ' the WHITE PINE COMPOUND is increasing heyond all previous ox%ectaziona. 1t is the very - best niedicine for Coughs and Colds we know: of, " and no family that-has once used it will evesr be ~ without it. We speak from our owni knowledue: it is sure to kill a.cold, and pleasant as sure. The greatest inventions come E'ncoidem: and it is sin;iular that the WHITE i'INE COMPOUND. made for Colds and Coughs, should prove the f}reatcst reme(‘lly for Kidney difficalties knowi. .But so itis. We cannot doubtit, so many testiimonials' come 'to us from well: known men. Besides, the'character of Dr. Poland is such that we know he will not countenance whatis wrong. For years a Baptist clergyman, studying metii¢ine to find remedies for his Hlments, with a delicate consumptive look, standing'with one foot upon the grave, he made the discovery which has saved himself, and called out from hundreds of others the 'strongest testimonials possible. We have known Dr. Poland for years, and never knew a more conscientious, honest ugr!ght man; and we are glad to state that we -he\ieve whatever he says about his WHITEPINE COMPOUND.” ~ ﬁ' The WHITE PINE COMPOUND has none of the nauseating taste so common in Tar preparations, but is a highly concentrated medicine, prepared in the mosg scientific manner-at the ! " NEW-ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, BOSTON, MS. Physicians supplied with five pound bottles as usual, on application as above. | TN Sold by every Druggist at $l.OO per bottle. ~ Kix bottles for $5.00, e . < For al‘impurities of the Blood, Sick Headache, {Bonstipation, &c., use Polgnd’s ﬁumor Doctor. Sold by C. Eldred, Moore & :Tharp, and. Woodruff & Son, and all Druggistg.

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