Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 14, 16 December 1889 — Page 2

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taJbUabad mn imlm. (Sanday uMctadJ by IMiO JEKKIHSOM. jtBee.llos. BH and MONDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1889 The aly paper la Rlchmoad rerelTtaa; th Faltd Llaet Telegraphic dispatch. inland M Bseoad-Class Matter, M tba foeloffles, mohmonrt, Ind. by aarrtera la ftlohmrmd of Met by mad to wbw rtbara at TM CKTw PKB WKJBKl ataa aoptsa, WO oiin, Hp tmw BWntMM MBt trea o appiloaOommndmN eontalntng newt at aad lmporta&aa detired tram mil parta of toe aoaaty. No attention It paid to Moaynou ooauaaatBpbakkb Rkid will aooorapliah a feat never before done by a Speaker, and that U ha will have hia committee aanoanoed and the Iloaae in working order before the holiday reoess. Thk Australian ballot lyitem has changed Boston's Demooratio majority of 9,000 to a Republican marity of 6.000. io wonder the Demooratio Governor of New York is opposed to thia law in hia State, fuat aa Demoorata everywhere are oppoaed to it. It takes away the oooapation of the ward boas who directs men how they shall vote. Thk South Carolina Demoorata generally manage in districts where there is aa immense Republican majority t be returned to Congress by a Jorge pretended majority. -Bt now that there is JUpabfloao majority in the House elections committee the Sjuth Carolina Bourbons have oalled a halt. At all events Cothran. of that State, who claims to have been returned to this Congress by a good majority, and who resigned hia seat last week to aocept an engagement as railroad attorney, has withdrawn his resignation. The reason assigned is that there are doubts about his distriot. A bill introduced in the House of Representatives by Mr, Brower, of North Carolina, is likely to be the first measure upon which there will be an issua between the free tradere and the protectionists in thia Congress. It pro vides for the repeal of the tax on tobaooo. Mr. Brower is a Republican, but he voted for the Mills bill, solely on the ground that it reduced the in ternal revenue taxes. He says the one fiscal measure the people of his State ' want is the remission of these taxes, and he olaims that six members irom North Carolina, eight from Virginia, three Irom Tennessee and two from South Carolina will vote with him in favor of this bill. CHAIBMAHHcKHiUt ayi the QQm. mitteeon Ways and Means m ufce M its basis for the compilation oi a tarifi bill the measure prepared by the Senate Committee on Finance in last Congress. He does not know to what extent the Senate bill will figure as a basis, but says that, so far a he is conoerned, it ought to figure very largely. It was the basis of the national Rspublioan platform in the last oampaign and was largely the text of Pre lident Harrison's message, and it seems to meet business men's views. He thinks, however, tbat there will have to be some more hearings of manufacturers and producers of raw materials, and that it will take probably a couple of months to produoe a measure. 1HI Congressional session is young yet, but already several measures have been introduced looking to a more thor ough and eSeotive regulating of immi ration. It is commonly believed that this Coogresi, with a Republican major ity in both branohes and a Republican President, will take decisive action upon this important subject. Sooner or later some pronounced legislation will have to be adopted, and in suoh an event tbe initiative will naturally be assumed by the Republic in party. Representative Brewer, of Miohigan, propoaea that a special commission on immigration be created. Exhaustive investigation was oonduoted by the Ford committee during the last Congress. Senator Mitchell presents a bill containing some rather radical suggestions, one of which provides that no foreigner shall be reoeived by the United States unless he has a written consent to emigrate granted by his home government. It is obvious that Germany, for instance, would not be at all likely to grant such pasiporta to its really useful and valuable sabjeots, and of immigrants of the other kiad we are obtaining far too many already. Senator Hale, of Maine, has an immigration bill which possesses many exoeiient features. It prohibits the landing of immigrants who are liable to become a public charge or are polygamista, anarchists or socialists, or have been oonvicted of offenses in volving moral turpitude or are at3 eted with loathsome or contagious diseases A head tax of 15 is provided and immi grants are forbidden to come under con tract to labor except in the ease of clergymen and university professors. lint John P. Robinson, he sea, they aian t anoweverytmag down in Judee They certainly knew little, it they did not know that the safest. Quickest and most pleasant cure for croup, bronchitis. conga, cold m the chest, etc.. is Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. Price twenty-five cents a Dottle. This State has been divided into six distriota tor the purpose of takinc the census. Wayse is in the third, the Mher counties beioe Rush. Fsyette. xj Dion, jeisware, JHenry, .Randolph, Hamilton. Marion. Hancock, Shelby. "1 1 ma a- a aw. fonnson, iuaaisoa ana Upton. do BorscrriB ist loiueb. Knowing that a cough can be eheaked in a day, and the first stages of consumption broken in a week, wa hereby guarantee Dr. Acker's English Cough Remedy, and will refund the money to all who buy. take it as per directions, and do not find our statement correct 1 d-tl tA, G. Lrsu & Co.

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aV Baaer H Mlsttatera' etaUaat ay etas'. In the seventv-sixtb Psalm we read: nmu thee: the remainder of wrath shall thou restrain." The Lord eausea all thincs, both good and evil, to be of ue. We are kept in liberty aa to our thoughts and affections at ail times, and so are able to be good or bad. Just as we choose; and yet whether we are good or evil, selfish or unselfith. the Lord canaea us to cerform aome use, and brines food out of our actions, whether wa intend it or not. We can aee how essential it is that we should aet in freedom it we ar to be men. The hearty, affectionate f eelings between two good friends arises largely from the ftot that their affection towards eaoh other is mutually spon taneous. It thia spontaneity were taken awav and their affection towards each other became a matter of oompuUion.it would by that very aot cease to be. lne Lord desires us to love Him freely of ourselves, and therefore He so carefully keeps us in equilibrium, that our aneotiona and thoughts may be our own, and not forced upon us. It was to conserve this purpose that the incarnation took p'aoe, that men might not be overm helmed in their internal lite by evil spirits, and thus their afiaotions pre vented irom going out treely to the Heavenly Father and to all that is good. For a similar reason we may be sure that the Lord will not overwhelm us with the lite of heaven, but will always keep us in that freedom in which we shall have the power of treely turning to heavenly things if we will, or to opposite things it we choose. But how is it that the Lord causes the wrath of man to praise him? Evidently through the wisdom of His over ruliar proyidenoe, last as He ctuies all things to work together tor good towards those who love God. The world is full of evil and full of evil men, and it is the very tendency of all things evil to attack and endeavor to destroy whatever is good N it only that, but we believe that the inflcienoe of hell surges into contact with the hearts of men into contact with our affections and thoughts and we know that the spirit o? hell is in fieroe antagonism to all that is good in us. Yet we are told that the power ot evil shall not harm ui it we look to the Lord. Yes, we are taught more than this, we are taught that the wrath of man shall praise G)d; that is, that under the Lord's over-ruling providence evil is compelled to be ot use. Let us see if we oan understand this, and how it is brought about. la the dootrines of the New Church we are taught that the Lord makes use of evil in three ways: tor q liiibrium, for contrast and tor purification. Before considering these in detail, we wish to say that while the Lord oompels evil to be ot me, he did not originate evil for the sake ot making it ot use, nor was it his desire that evil should come into existence. Man originated evil, not God. But our anoestors having done this, the Lord in his divine wisdom overruled this evil tor good. Men were kept is states of equilibrium before the hells oame into existence, but it was a state of heavenly eq liiibrium, that in which the angels are. Bat now that there is suoh a thing as evil, it is by means ot tbis that men are now kept in fq liiibrium. That is, we are kept by the I Lord in an eq it distance between heaven and hell, and there, is no more I pnlnon iros ths one side then from afa otaar, o - that tne - determining whether we will tarn to wnat is good or to what is evil is striotly and entirely with us. W e can thus see how the hell are compelled to perform a very import ant use, they being placed in such op position to heaven as to cause the hu man raoe, whioh is midway between, to be in peri ict equilibrium, and thus la freedom. It the human raoe were not in cq tili brium.we should oease to be free mora ssents. and thus all our acts would oease to have any moral character. I the lord were to permit hell to so surge up as to engult the human raoe, we should be swallowed up in evil. As showing tbat this is never permitted by the Lord, the latter portion of this verse in the Psnlmi reads: ''The remainder ot wrath shalt thou restrain." Thi the Lord always does, being careful to keep eaoh one ot us in perfect balance between heaven and hell, so that the entire responsibility ot our notions is with. us. it, on tne otner nana, cell were so suppressed bv the Lord that it ceased to have aay lcflienoe upon the human raoe, unless He took some other means ot preserving man's tq liiibrium, we should then be compelled to be auto matioally good, and our good affections thoughts and acts would eease to have any moral charaoter to them. We can thus see how essential it is that we be kept in cq liiibrium, and what a rreat use the powers ot evil are compelled to subserve in aidms: to accomplish this. It is true that when we come to years of rationality we msy make evil our own and confirm ourselves in it, and thus identify ourselves with what is evil, but even then tne divine wisdom ot the Lord keeps us in a kind of equilibrium or at least in euon a state tbat we msy be regenerated it at any time before we die we so desire. Our understandics: and thoughts are kept free even after our aiteotions and will are deeply im mersed in evil. The second way in which evil is com pelled to be of use is by contrast. Hoi J .. . l a . a - a aa we Know wnen a tmng is rood, or that it ta good? Simply by contrasting it with something opposite. A thine is hite in contradistinction with some thing which is black. Another thine is sweet in eontrsst with something else that is bitter or sour. e oontrast be mg happy with being miserable, and so do we contrast good with evil. In heaven there is no evil, and yet it is necessary that there should be a con trast even there, and so we are taught tnat tnere tne oontrast is between a higher and a lower good. But with us the contrast is directly between what la good and what is evil, and in furnishing tne means ior mil contrast, evil is oompelled to be of use. A father and son in passing abeg the street may notice a poor drunkard in tattered clothes and with bloated lace and trembling bands, and the drunkard is compelled to be an object lesson by which the father oan teach hia son to sbun the use of intoxicating liq iors L 1 , . , , Acuons peas: icuaer man words, and a man's it fl lence depends principally upon what he is. We are each ot us walking GDieot lessons to alt wno msy know us or come in contract with us. . The very faot that there are good men and bad men in the world makes a contrast, and this can not but be noticed by all those who are young, who are fust coming into their yesrs of rationality, and the seeing of such oontrasta deeply influences them. We endeavor to hold bp to our children the example ot treat and good men as patterns to them. The shipwrecks ot other men's lives are brought to their notice, that they may be warned thereby. All writers see the power ot contrasts, and in almost every novel you have aot only a hero and heroine, but also a villain. Shakespeare frequently brought out the great lesson

that evil aay be made to serve a good end. The last and most apparent naa whioh evil is compelled to perform is that ot purification. Thia third division ia properly subdivided into two heads direct temptation and fermentation.

Evil come into direot combat with us and this we call temptation. There are inelinations in our ejections toward wbat is evil, and evil fhwa into these inclinations, endeavorine to excite tbem and so cause us to do evil to hate, to cheat or take undue advantage of an other, to want to rule over otners or iclure them, or any other ot the thousrnd evils to whioh the human heart ia Drone. It mav seem stranee to you that it is good for us to come into states ot temptation, and yet thia ia true. It ia by this mtaus that we are established ia a eood life. It ia when we are in tempta tion that we turn to the Lord and look to Him for strength, and when we do this we are conjoined to Him. Ail things work together tor good towards those who are tryine to do right and are strussline alone the narrow road to heaven, and it we are among these it is a blessing to us that at times we have to combat aeainst evil. As we overcome in temptation our evils are subdued and we oome into a heavenly state ot me. It is true wa are taught to pray to our Heavenly Father, "Lead us not into temptation." but by this we mean that we are not to be eager to oome into con tact with evil, tor we might be tempted to fight in our strength ; but we should leave all things to the Lord, who know eth best what temptations it is necessary for us to eo through in order to combat the particular evils or tendencies to evil in our own heart; and tie temperetn the wind to the shorn lamb, and it we put ourselves entirely into his keeping He will only permit evil to ocme in contact with us as we are able to bear the combat and as it is necessary tor our advancement in spiritual life. With many ot us who are traveling heavenward it would not do to bring us into aeep, desperate temptations, tor we should be swept away by them into horrible evils For this reason most Christians oannot be let into deep temp tations until they leave this world and enter the world ot spirits, and there they oome into states of vastation which searoh their inmost intentions and afiaotions. and by this means they see and acknowledge every evil in their hearts, and repent themselves of them and reject them. It is only then that thev are prepared tor heaven Evil also performs a use in our spirit ml purification by what is known in our doctrines as lermentationa. Many of us may think we have been advancing in our heavenly lite in a satisfactory way, when in fact there was some deep ly grounded evil enaction in our hearts oi whioh we were entirely unaware. The only way that this evil oan be brought, to the surface so that we oan be made oonsoious ot it and see it in its true charaoter, is by the Lord a permit ting the sphere ot hell so to flsw into our affections that this evil will become intensified, and thus aotive. It we are Christians we shall then be properly horrified at peroeiying suoh evils in our souls, ana will earnestly oomoat them If there were no evil in our hearts, or inclinations to evil, the sphere ot hell oould have no ioflienoe upon us, for it would find nothing oongenial into whioh ltloould fl jw. But whilelour regenera tion is progressing there are numberless evils in our hearts, and it is tor the very purpose ot bringing us outot these evil that the Lord permits tbe cells to oome into oontaot with us that they may be made manifest. Yes. more than this, All thoae that are evil not only 'ir ud thm raaaunma avila is aa. buttasy bwmly oom bat against whatever ia Kood in us : and it we on our part promptly rise up and give battle, we not only in oon quering subdue turther evils in our selves, but we also quicken and oocfirm what is good in us; tbat is, supposing ot oourse that we fight in the strength ot the Lord, It was by temptation combats that our Lord's glorification took place, and it is thus that our regen eration advances. Now the sphere of evil, that is, of hell, may be brought Snto contact with ui either through an internal inflienoe direct from the hells.or by our coming into oontaot with evil men around us, or even by coming into oontaot with the evil whioh still remains in the hearts ot our fellow christians. In fact, some of our greatest temptations and irritations oome from this 'last mentioned cause. With all good people there is generally some remnant ot evil, frequently taking the form ot spiritual self-oonsoiousness. either that ot spiritual pride, or some times even an undue humility. As we start out in our christian life we quite readily throw on gross external evils. but there are many shsdes ot interior evils, many of them almost intangible. and these are only overojme with the greatest difficulty. In faot, if the Lord did not from the very goodness ot his heart and irom his great love tor us and oonoern for our eternal happiness per mt evil spirits to fiercely attack u and inflsme these evils, we should know nothing of them at all. But the Lord will not forsake us for an instant, but when necesssry will put us into the fieroe fires ot temptation, even as tbe rehoer again and again re turns the gold into the furnaces until it is entirely purified, and he can see his face in its clear surface as in a mirror, So the Lord will permit us to oome into temptation until there is nothing opposing to his divine life in us. When the last evil in our hearts, however in terior it may be. is overcome and sub auea, toen temptations cease, and we oome into a deep interior state ot peace l a . a and innocence. In bringing about this state in our hearta the Lord has oom pelled the powers ot evil to be ot great use to us. And what may be true ot each one ot us is true ot his whole church, so we see that the words ot the psalmist are profoundly true: "Surely the wrath ot man shall praise thee: the remainder ot wrath shalt thou restrain She Waa Completely t ared. 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Mnirl L. Brokaw PlaeMl Carter rrmt mm ibis xrtoaa caarsa. SP Samuel L. Brokaw, bageegemaeter on tha Gran 4 Raoids and Indiana railroad. whose run ia between thia city and Fort Wayne, was placed under arrest at Fort Wayne Friday by United States Deputy Marshal Robert Hanna, and the grave charge ot robbing the United Stares mails is preferred against him. The Ft Wayne Sentinel gives the following par tiealare: "B-okaw was at one arraign i batore Uaited States Commissioner Elmer Leonard He was bound over ia the sum ot $300 a small sum for such an offense. He furnished bond with Con dnstor J. W. Parry aa surety. The eiroumstanoes that led so -the ar rest ot Brokaw are that on several oc easiocs mail bags and contents on the Richmond division were found missing. Recently several pouches with oonrtnte extracted were found in the bottom ot a creek along the railroad. Detectives ere employed immediately, but no cine was discovered. Finally Brokaw was suspected. , s f Mr. Brokaw has always borne a gttd reputation. He has a family at 105 Jay street. He has been in the employ ol the rsilroad company nearly, if not quite fifteen years. Ilia popularity extends all along the road, and ha has always been recognised aa a faithful and honest employe. -v, Mr. Brokaw had the handling df-ahe mail sacks He will have a preliminary hearing before United States Com mi sioner Leonard next Tuesday. Ol'K. VEST BEIT PEOPLE Confi-m our statement wneawnlF"rat Dr. Aoker's English Remedy iT(ie I jsry wav superior to any and all otCirvev arations tor the Throat andHbungs. la Whooping Cough and t roup, it is magic and relieves at once. W e offer you a sample bottle tree. Remember, this Kemedy is sold on a positive guarantee 1 d-tt. A. G. Lukes & Co. Oratorical Cowleaf. Another contest tor one ot the Damorest silver medals was held at Prohibition Hall last Saturday night, under the direction ot Professor Sanborn. The attendance was much larger than usual, the hall being entirely filled. The contestants six in number were all boys ranging in age from five to eleven years ot age. the exercises opened by a song with Professor O C. Hud dies ton at the or gan. 1 he toiiowine is the vrosnmi Prohibition Lite Boat Joseph Mor ris. The Original L'qior League Onar Roberts. Moral Revolution Pending Pharles itowlett. ' Musio. The New Fashioned Man Waldo Morns. Personal Rssponsibility Joseph lneber. The Two Fires Paul Hartoorn. This ended the regular contest, after whioh Lois Farnham reoited "Arrest Alcohol and Liberate the Man,' and May Baylies recited "Who is to Blame I At this point the fudges. Ray. W. S. Jordan. M. J. Niooosson and II. D. Bertich, retired to the ante room to make their deoision. While they were deliberating the aulienoe was weH entertained by a recitation from Antionette Hartoorn "Collie's Wife and Child." The fudges having returned Rev. W. S Jordan stepped to the platform and announced the de oision. He stated that there had been nearly aa anon eontest among tne JaSmwM'tl ta bma - auadaT? boys, all the performances oontaimoc ao muob merit as to mske a deoision dim oult. He also stated that during one or two numbers several persons had en terea the room ana created some con fusion, whioh had bothered the speaker and caused tbe eneot to be lost upon the audience. He suggested that the door be closed during eaoh number. He then announced thst the successful con testant was No. 5. This young gentle man, Joseph Trieber. oame forward very gracefully and reoeived the medal from the hands ot Mr. Jordan. Maya the Soolbern Tied leal World: "Mother's Friend" is arowino- in favor throughout the South and is highly reoom mended by physicians. We consider it indispensable to those who know they must pass through tbe ordeal ot child birth. Write Bradfield Reg. Co. A'linta. Ga.. tor particulars. Bold by I all druggists. 4 dlw Temperance Ball. i oe meeting last night was very weil attended and muoh interest mani fested. The work is crowing in interest. Owing to the holidays being so oloie the series ot meetings wilt be postponed until the fore part of January. Further notioe will be given. There will be a meeting at the hall next Sunday night, oonduoted by Rev. K, D Lauhsan All are invited. O. K. BaowN. tOT restoring the Color, thicksmnc: the growth, and beautityina the Hair. I and trr creventinc baldnoaa. Hall'a Limit itsuewer uuauri'annea. aw 1 S" Rev. Heine, the new castor of the Ceotreviile M. E. Churoh. will ionmenoe a series ot meetings at that point tnis evening. HON.JOS. P. BASS Is the) best known man In eateTn Mai' ex cept poasiwy Hon. JamnU. Blaine. lb rea son ior mis lit a in me met tnat tie la a snaDing, enrgetlo businea mrj, aod bar eg we&ito, i interested in many enterprises, pivini mi plowmen' to many peopie. AJ'U roar years tji he took large traet of laad a Bangor, on wh.eh be train a fine ra-e ttark, where fjr tbe att two vars. the New Er-ie nd Agricultural (Society have held their ananal exbititl'n. At this time Mr. Bass overt hfs powers, weakened bis system by exposure. of Dyspepsia and Kidney dist-asa. wuu uo iremi m sic uddq II l instil m VlfLi ill n; ima qm o mm, ne bad tne am b ek., the tired leelKctbatwcarr. eonlnaous pain, so ol en oeseilbed and ao lamiUir to at sunetrgrrrm nse troubles. Hawaii despa r o getting well when, one dy, "a Hidden him. 'aa r Bv a tei m it, charged tbe wtole current of bis 11 e Ha italnmonwr In tbe Bangor DUy Commercial, tba offl of wuicq is airecuy acrws tbe atreet from lne Brown's Sara tparllla estab.isbment, and tee. Ing several bo-ties dlsnlaved In tkm mirxtow. yielded to tbe "wtaltn," went oyer, b- atht one and us d tbe contents. It astoniatied him, lrasoincn as it at led him more tb -n alittte ph tslcje n and a ntbrn trio. 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TTiffnM! FOWDER K .mended by the highest n-Ji ana ,tiuiil authorttw. who ietify t. sa tolat parity, wholesomeut ' "wonderful trnth. F.very -mn suaran teed udo the work of any other powder costing twice aa mu.-h Hfn fan ftaarantd to giv ausfepurchase money refunded 1 la. Cmm. aaw Ia lStu 4 If your dnln kwpCrot.io you to bay sons otticr n cl JvJZrTi l. ou by g?tutc L-IKTKK 8 CKOWJf BAKING POV DEB. tabtS4a:w-wi-fri w-tl Doilt spoil your Feet vnth Cheap Sioes! -V-m WEAR THE - PSUT taataV Tut Bt-'atr 4 Pack a a K oirct Shape." Dost allow rr dealer to palm off aoy obstltnte, a we have arranged to eupfly th Ko reet thpe"bhoeln any style 'or tint's, Boya or Yootha, and prepty all delivery charge where they are not sold . Yon can only fin- them lo. BtlebnaaBd at M. J. iL.1.1 M. Made In four grade, HlKD-mni. hikdwblt Bubtwilt and HiCHOiMiwio. which la statu 1 on tbe 'e In addition to tbe trademark PIKtKlt A SIKI.lt, (fnceeneois to Hurt A rackara) oct7 dmoo wed iri3m Brcckton, Maes. klto Catarrh CREAM BALI Cleanses the Nasal Pasaggy Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores, Restores tbe Senses of Taste and Smell. a TUT THE CURE. HAY -FEVER A particle la applied Into each nostril and ia aoreeable. it-loo 60 oenta at draiocleta: by II l.li. fix ibicivu. mum. . T ...... an KLiY bkutukhh. fie Warren at. few York. lanio-eoaaw-iy FRkfc by rttnrn ma!' lull dmcriptivv circulars of MOODY'S KEW TAILOR SYS fit OF SBESS CSTT1S Any lady of oni nary inteiligenc can easily ao quickly learn t cnt and maL any garment. 1 any style to an or chH" ddreMOODY & CO. Cincinnati. O. febld-mon-wad-rrl-ly MODOC IS THE ONLY COMBINED SOAP CLEANER POLISHER Leaves SKIN SOFT and SMOOTH. CLEANS AND POLISHES ALL METALS AND WOOD WORK 5 nruWITHOUT SCRATCHING. CENTS A CAKE. Ask Your Grocer. Tbe MODOC TRIPOLI MININ6 CO. Ciocinnati.O. fecld-nra-wed-frl-ty WEAK i uumI issn-PTini A new Trefttisesbowin&rhrrar NERVOUS DEBILITY. LOST VIGOR. ' PREMATURE DECLINE. STRONG; , an.1 all Kidnev and KluMi uirticultie, can Cnd perlect health and visror without stomach medication, aonfc MARSTON REMEDY CO., 19 Park Plaie, Ne York. oetlA-mon wad triawl FOR HEN ONLY! 1 POSITIVE for LOST or FATXHTO KAJTBOOPi SI rUl IIIK General and NERV0TJ9 I1KBTT TTtV fllTUT Weakness of Body and Kind: Effects iJulL0,7ji ?!rr-""i"fi tilt BUBICAl UUBUffAia, fall iaiMtl. mm4 uraan a oetlS moawed-trta ly Batt?ries and Electrodes. By wn'eh a mlM. bot constant XXaxmic current ia passed throcoi any diseased part. i gu quicsuy reuering pain, pnrtfylng tbe blood and permanently enrine both male and emate deraneemen'a. kidney and bladder trono ea, rheumatism, neryona prostration and o ner ebronle maJadlea Hnndredaenred bare la Fiehmond alone. Call on, or write to DB J. CTTART.ES; 33 oatb Tenth Street, for 1X1 ut rated book rasa, giving roll parUenlara. dots dwly , F. D GREEN M. DM 813 5erth A St., - . Blchmond, Ind. PBACTICB LIMITED TO Eie, Ear. lose aii Tliroat lissm. XXAXE HELP WAJTTED. tCfJ 8ALARY4W EXPEIEE in ADVANCE, ISUU allowed eaca month. Steady ampioy. meat at oome or traveling. ro so Hating. imiesoeitvertag and aoaatng eoiiecuona k0 fostal t arda. Addreaa with atamp H4 FEB A CO.. Plqaa, Ohio, dec!3 dim Dr. LeDac Perie4iI pnia. Te treat Fraoeb ratadey. Paris, rraooejtera direct Bp-a tba aeueiattye organs, aad poaltiTcy etxrea sopp sas oa of ths menaa frm awTsi nanse, aaa au pisiiaiiiiai bbsdm oo 'tar to woman A ssfa remedy wa-taated : to extras meoetmaltnri boold aot toe tised dnrinc prawn aney ABIBBICaJV FILL COroyal t proprteaoee, Speaear.la. UenalBe moid by Dr. A. Boppari, nKiammirl 1mA. Trade ! sepptiad ay nVobart Ski i laiua 4k Oa ChK-ago.

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Railroad Steamboat Fare A MOST LIBERAL OFFER To the People 11 ring within a radius of seven ty-flve mllea of Cincinnati who desire to do their Holiday Shopping In tbe city, we make tbe following liberal proposition, namely: To any one purchaeine; $20.00 worth of goods or over in our stores, between Dec 1st and Jan. 1st, are trtil pay oaekalf of their Round Trip Fare. OURSTOCKOF EN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING COOPS HATS. SHOES AND TAILORING la the Largest In the City. We always name the Lowest Prices. Remember, we are the only Wholesale Clothing Manufacturers in Cincinnati who retail, and save you the jobber's or middleman's profit on every thing you buy In the way of Clothing. IflO llfl W Kth ? ... Between IW4 1U IIW II, tliU WI,Vi ne Si Race CINCINNATI, O. BADAM'3 Are You a Sufferer from any one or more of the following dlaea-e T Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Cancer, .Eczema, Mala'la. Rheumatism, Brig tit's LtiMea.se, Diabetes, Torpid Liver, Plies. Sciatica, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Lumbago. Leucborrhcsa, Headache, Consumption, Or from any Blood or Bkln Disease T Have you tried anything bo far WITHODT BELIEF" T Then bear In mind, please, that disease Is owumKa mioroom M asOTUM Mmm Living matter, as it were p-opagatlng tbem selves by tbe millions, and In time do not only came excruciating torture, but finally dea.h itself, to the sufferer. RADAX'4 MICiiOBE KILLEB Is one of tbe most barm less remedies known in tbe annals of medicine that can be taken Internally, to destroy tbe germs or microbes In tbe blood without the least Injury to tbe patient. Our success in the past two years, in treat ing and curing nearly every known lorm of diseases.ls proof positive that the rlgbt medl. cine is before the public, and that wltn its use disease oan be driven out, and death will be the result of old age and exhaustion only. We want you to t y thia remedy, acd if you will faithfully comply with directions, we will positively guarantee you a cure, providing tbe most vital organa have not been entirely destroyed from diseases already. We promise yoa, and we are ready to stake our reputation on it, that with tbe first porch seof tbe Microbe Killer,' you wlU reap such substantial benefits aa to make yoa more than willing to continue Its use, until an entire cure is eflected. Your recovery from disease is our testimonial. Youra for Health, BlDiH'3 MlCBOBK KlLLKa;CO.. 1(45 Lake Street, Chicago. Beware of Imitations! Here are a few of them: "King's Royal Uermetear, Alf'sOertn Exterminator, Wood's Micro, Bay'aUermiclde, Etc. a. W. ROBBINS, II. 0., 122 orth Thirteenth Street. Agent for Wayne, Hen ry Co an ties. and Randolph MT Call for pamphlets i ice uerm or Microbe Theory. N.W.AYER & SON ADVERTISING AQYNTt BrYio PHILADELPHIA Car. Cfcewtaat mm KlsratB) ata. t.mctrt Aaaraswaiasa far skla Irasa tSTlMATES lrU.lV FEEf rn or3JU fnraeuunp eBoiotlhe BETtANUV a x aa u km-a aiaj" aa m u r wan a v-av -rf la America, sent ry ezpres. prepaia.toasy part of toe U. H. avoitabie for preaenta. E. H. HAMILTON, CONFECTIONER, Cmcmaltl. OMo. ueca-dwlm imrnw aid failyesv t.y,rn- Btir U aa tba oaiy nnlSc for tiie certain cars) f this d:'eae. O.H.LNKAHAJf,K. !., Amuenlaia, N. T. vr hm Hlf G foe laany J rmr. ud It has eirpn u ommt ex aanar faction. 1j. R. DT(T!F k CO . Chieaca. lit. 1.0O. Bold by Ixuttfimlm ahl aviv Ta Qafcet Taar 2STf a, Smoke

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tioods marked in p'ain fliriires at prices not bf ire mxh ta Klohmond. Bant Bniaa thia appert unity to make yonr family and friends happy for tbe Holidays and after. And Don't Forget the Flare, Utt 006 Stala SI. THADDBUS WRIGHT.

CARRIAGES

Having Purchased the McFARUND Stock of CARRIAGES and BUGGIES at a great aacrific, I wish to Close Thm Out within the Next Sixty Days, Regardless of Cost Now is the time to buy a vehiole while

you can get it at almost your own prioe.

PHILLIP SCH.JEIDEn: dara-dwtr

J. ZEYEN & BRO. MEBCHANT TAILOMS, NO, 51G SIAUV STREET, EsUblighed 1861. and still on deck to famish onr customers with well fitting and honestly made garments at the lowest cash market prices. AM HAJTOSOXII. A LINE OF

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PLEASE CALL E1EFER, The Baker Sel'a the Larg-eat and fksat LOAF OF BREAD, And The BEST CAKES. Hot Tea-Biscuits and Bolls e?ery limg, 90 jtain Street. deeS-dam mn A Oood BHek IKesIdence on 2leventli Street. BRADBURY & SON, IAS. Weateatt Black. Mat Discorery of tke I9tn Centurj ! KDICATD AHL Dr. Teaeve's NEW REMEDY CTjaas Catarrh, Asthma, THBOA.T AJTD LTJO DISEASES, Has ao eqaal tor W -'tfci SICK OB !f BTRVOCB UUDAUla. iTO IVEflK tSP Biiftili front thaeffsctsofyoatafalerrora. early oeeay.waaaiiwaBkssaa, loet masbood. ete, I wia and a valuable naaim ( aamlaleoc taming fell yartiealaia for soma eaxm, frfFKof dtarga. A. spienasa mrant wen ; uosu cm reea ey every Stan who la aermua aad debilitated. aiHrasa. '.C ootss dawly Jt? iyiuil aaa rinutHr. !T -.'L' AdnMuinr t-.mm a)wa aoooesefal. Before piadnc aay Newspaper AdTertialiksT oooaoH LORD THOMAS.

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