Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 6, Number 31, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 January 1876 — Page 7

THE MAIL

P.VrER FOR THE PEOPLE.

THIN08 TO LA VOH A T.

A b«e in the hand is woree'n two in the bush. The center of privity—the lowest button on a Quaker's vest.

Snorisg is now euphemistically term «d "praefllee in sheet music." When did Abraham sleep Ave in a ted When ho slept with his fore-fa-thers.

It has been sufcRMted by Figaro that the motto of a foundling asylum should be, "Thus far ahalt thou go, and no father."

Coffee and eggs fresh laid by Mary Jonos," is an eating house sign. The painter was not over careful about punc nation.

The editor who was told that his last articlo was as clear as mud. promptly replied: "Well, that covers the ground, anyhow."

Biddy being very sick was asked if who would take oil." "Indade," said she, "I would take anything to make me well, it it killed me."

A tombstone in a Colorado cemetery has the following touching epitaph He wax voting, ho was fair, lint the Injun* raised his hnlr.

Nothing is calculated to mako a young man moro deliberate than the spectacle of scventeon pairs of strined stockings hanging on the clothes line of a house where there is only one young lady in the family. .S'lven men in Texas lately agroed to draw lot,* to sao who was the laziest one but when tho last man was reached he refused to draw on the ground that he was "too lazy to reach out and make an ellbrl."

Kmytho was telling some friends about a wonderful parrot. Why," said ho, "that parrot cries 'stop thief!' so naturally that every time I hear it I always stop. Now, hang it, what are you all laughing about?"

A drunken man fell asleep on the roadside, where a pig louiul him and boiriui to liek him in the mouth. "Who is kissing me now?" said the drunkard. "What a capital thing it is to be jn favor with the women!"

To a bachelor whoso affections are without an anchor perhaps thero is nothing more aggravating than tho spectacle of a beautiful woman with her sleeves rolled up scratching her husband's back.—[Urooklyn Argus.

A few days since a man convicted of drunkenness stood up before his Honor at the police court. Ills Honor said, in his slow, solemn way, "I'll give you §10 or thirty days." "Well, I'll tako the $10, squire," said tho fellow.

I/ulios learning to skate," advises Tho Yonkers (iazetto, "should provide themselves with cushions stuffed with down." Let them get tho cushions, and if tho

ICH

doos not produce the "down,"

wo nover tried to skate.—[Oatskill, N. Y., Kocorder. This is tho kind ot weather when a man se?s his wifo coming into tho raoni with a scuttle of coal, and, after she has I mured overy bit of it into tho top of the tall stove, savs: "JIannor, you ought to havo aske^ me to do that. But it's too late now."

DOM tX I'l (ThCO NO Y. What is your trouble, madam?" inquired tho doctor.

It's thechildren. I'm a poor woman and I'vo got my live children to leed. They're so healtliv, doctor."

Ah, you are fortunate, then, for sickness in so largo a family would provo a sore impediment."

Yes, doctor, tKny'ro very healthy. Thcv eat like pigs. Never have enough." i)h, well, you are all right, then, so long ns yourself and your children keep well." "Yes, thov are well. Their appetites are too. There is no danger of their eating too nine!:, is there?"

No good, homely food, as much as their appetites crave, will not lyart them."

Well, I didn't know, 3'ou know. They eat so much, you see, that I thought I'd come and get something to kind o' check theiM up. Some little medicine, you 'know. These aro hard times, and |cople have to bo saving."

IK was an elderly man, but his wellpreserved countenance expanded in a genial smile that made him look ten vears younger as he said, "I neveral)ow myself to borrow trouble. Some people are always trying to effect that loan, but 1 am not of their sort." And again he smiled, diffusing light and cheerfulness over the group with whom he conversed. Homo tivc hundred miles away, the poor overworked sister of tho happy man was boarding, and striving to bring under control, his six worthless and troublesomo children, and at same time seeking to teach her own ill-clad, ill-fed and numerous progeny walk in the ways of righteousness. This was whv the elderly 'man with tliQ genial smfle spoke so cheerfully, and when his good sister's health finally departed from her anil she lav down and died, he still borrowed no trouble.

THE

monotony of existeneo In Itoston

Is being varied just now by a spurt of excitement- over the discovery of a frenchman who is turning his Masonic knowledge to profitable account. Ho gathered together a number of printers, preasmen, (iog-f*nclers, and others, and organized a .Nfanonlt lodge without observing the formality of applying to the »ratid liodgo for a charter. He has communicated to his pupils a number of the grips, signs, pass-words, etc., and charged them at the rate of $10 each. As his pupils numbered •oniewhere in the neighborhood of fifty or aixty, his protits wefe considerable, in comparison with the labor expended. Ho has been arrested, but threatens to expose the whole

outfit

ted.

of Mawnry if he Is prosecu

UARRKUSU.

T( tht re Is anything In the world that will make boy feel badly except pinching his lingers In the crack of a door, it unquestionably h» *|o*rr»l. No boy ever fails to think N*a of himself after it than before. It degrade* him in the eyes of others, and, *1»at is worse blunts his sensibilities on tt* one hand and increases the power ofjp**rtonate irritability on the other. Tbi troth is, the more peaceably we get on lu bettor for our neighbors. In nine oasdi out of ten the better worse la, it a martcbeats you, cease to deal with him if he is abusive, quit his company, and pay no attention to 1dm, tor It is very Vua "that if a person thraws salt a*yoMf you have ao sore plaoes It will ns% smart and if he slanders care to live SO that uo one him. No matter who he Is or how he misuses you, the wisest way tol* him aionk, for there is nothing better cool, calm aad quiet way tiC it* the wrongs we meet.

MI this

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you, take rill believe

WHAT THEY De AT CHURCH. It was after the evening service. Mrs. Coonton and the three Misses Coonton had arrived home. They sat listlessly around the nxmi with their things on. Mr. Coonton was lying on the lounge asleep. It bad been undoubtedly an impressive sermon as tho ladies were silent, busy with their thoughts. "Emineline," said Mrs. Cooaton. suddenly addressing her eldest, "did you see Mrs. Parker when sbe came in

Yes, ma," replied Emineline. She didn't have that hat on last Sun day, did she?"

No," said Emmelino, "it is her old hat. I noticed it the moment she came down the aisle, and says to Sarah, 'what on earth possesses Mrs. Parker to wear such a hat as that?' says I." "Such a great prancing feather on such a little hat looked awful ridiculous. I thought I should laugh right out when I saw it," observed Sarab.

I don't thin.c it looked any worse thau Mary Schuyler's, with that flaring red bow at the back," said Amelia.

I don't see what Airs. Schuyler can be thinking of to dress Mary out like that," said Airs. Coonton, with a sigh. "Mary must bo older thin Sarah, and yetslio dresses as if she was a mere child."

She's nearly a year older than I am," asserted Sarah. Did you see how tho widow Marshal was tucked out?" interrupted Emineline. "She was as gay as a peacock. Mercv, what airs that woman puts on. would like to have asked her when she's going to bring back than pan of Hour." And Emineline tittered maliciously.

She's shining around old McMasters they say," mentioned Amelia. Old McMasters!" ejaculated Mrs. Coonton. "Why, ho Isold enough to bo her father."

What difference do you suppose that make" to her?" suggested Kmmeline. 'She'd marry Methuselah. But I'd pity him if he gets her. She's a perfect wild gut." "Sav, Em., who was that gentleman with Ellen B.vxby?" inquired Amelia.

That's so!" chimed in Sarah, with spirit, "who was he?" What gentleman?" asked 3

ton

Mrs.Coon-

Why. I don't know who it was," explained Kmmeline. Thev camo in during prayer, lie was a tall fellow, with light hair and chin whiskers."

It couldn't havo been her cousin John, from Brooklyn," suggested Airs. Coonton.

Bothor, no," said Sarah, pettishly. 'He is short and has brown hair. This gentleman is a stranger hcra. I wonder where she picked him up?"

She seems to kepp mighty closo to "nim," said Amelia, "butshe needn't be scared. Nc one will tako him unless they are pretty hard pushed. He looks as soft us a squash. Did* 3*011 see him tumble up his hair with his fingers? I wonder what that big ring cost—two cents?" and the speaker tittered. 'Well. I'm glad If she's got company," said Mrs. Coonton, kindly.

She's made efforts enough to got some one, goodness knows." I should say she had," coincided Emmoline. "Khs's got one of them Victoria hats I see. If I hnd a drunken father, I'd keep in doors, I think, and not be parading ruvself in public."

Just then there was a movement on the lounge, and the ladies began to take off their tilings.

II?Uo, folks" said Mr. Coonton. rising up. and rubbing his eyes. "Is chnrch out?" "Yet." said Mrs. Coonton, with a yawn, which communicatcd itself to her (laughter.

Did you havo a good sermon Protty good," accompanied by another yawn all around.

Seo many good clothes?" was the next query. I sunposo von think, Air. Coonton, that ks all yourwife and daughters go to chin civ for, to look at people's clothes," said Mrs. Coonton, taitlv.

Tnat's just like pa," said Kmmeline, with a toss of her head. "He is always slurrivg church people."

Papa sloped to bed.

CONGENIALITY.

Girls, iii marrying, if you would ensure happiness, choose a congenial companion—one who is quick to catch your meaning—whose thoughts aro your own —who is "good company" always. If, though he be handsome, you grow a little tired of him in a few hours—if, though he be ablo, to offer you a fortune, you can't think of much to say to each other—if, after the conventional cooing and kissing, there is really nothing between you, and you do not want to chatter to bim, and be finds refuge in newspaper—it thero are no cosy times, and when you are not loveinaklng,thero is a sort of dead wall between you— mark my words—you will not be happy together. People do not bill and coo a

Sreatcongeniality

deal after a few years of marriage, ut blinds man and wife together more and more as the years go by. It is the real being in love—the happiost part of it, at least, and without it many a pair, who have not had a doubt oY themselves while the courtship was upon them, often wish themselves, if not dead, divorced—anything to escape the dreary hours which they are forced to spend togethor.

Ira merchant should have struck off 4,000 circulars in reference to his business snd he hsd In his possession the names of 4,000 people, would ho be most benefitted by sending one to each of the four thousand, or by sending one each day for four days to one thousand No merchant would hesitatean instniitover such a proposition He would say one circular sent to each of four thousand customers is worth four times as much as four of the same circulars sent to one thousand. The same rule holds good In newspaper advertising. The Saturday Evening Alail, going to four thoussnd families each week and being read largely uj«m Sunday when the husband and wife are together to talk over and plan the purchases for the coming week, is worth four times as much for advertising purposes as a paper having but a thousand cirrulaUen issued six times a week in the hurry snd bustle or business -and but few copies of which are carried home to fhmllies* The number of persona reached^ by an advertisement is what gives it value,

"ClerrjTUM" I "Uljrrf t*® Field."

We are now giving to every UM y«u-tjr •ntwcrtbsr a choice of the above Cturotnoa. Ttety an catalogued sad eoM U» ai« •ton* at MA) par oopy bat wiU be given to all tenons whe send as their names as «bsecitNts mm. lasftig ttJtt the prtee of d»e v+ per tot on« yefcr. These pictures are paring «opt#a to evscy dsllests tint sad eolar e* magnifletnt paintings eoMUna hundred* sf MoUar*. All *to have any idea ot or lovs *ot srt *01 In Mrs with them at ftr*

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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

Indianapolis Herald.

Berry Sulgrove is not exactly the figure one would select to carry OJI important message fifty miles in a day. Nevertheless ferry is a talented waikar. A nine mile stretch—four and a ksJf out and fsur and a half back—in his ordinary "conntitutionsl"—a aort of breather, as it were hut when he take* a walk, he tbinfcs notUog of twenty miles ia afore noon. Mr. Sulgrove walks with a view to keeping down his supcrflons flesh, but while walking he is also at work. Some of liiN confreres kave often been astonished at the rapidity with which lie HIIH down at his desk and reels off a column article bearing evidence of the profoundest thought, and characteiized by the sledge-hammer logic for which he ia noted. They do not know that the whole matter

Cincinnati Commercial.-

We have in Washington a great Congress—a wonderful Congress. Not only do we have Old Virginia witli the Constitution, we have the American Eagle from the plains of Illinois. Hear Mr. Carter Harrison, from Chicago, on the Centennial appropriation: "The common eagle taking his flight from the extreme limit of Eastern civilization, in 1776, would have made it* flight to the western limit on a single day: but now the proudest monarch of the air, dipping himself in the Atlantic, and then looking at the setting sun, ever intent anil sailing onward, takes days and weeks before he cools his pinions in the sprays of the grand Pacific. And yet we are told that the people shall not be taxed at the rate of three and a half cents each for the celebration of the country's birthday."

LWashington Special to Commercial.] Indictments were found to-day against ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Sawyer, ex-Deputy Commissioner of Customs liainer. and one Barstole, a clerk in the office of the Commissioner of Customs, Bracks (of Parkman & Bracks, of Memphis), and one other, whose name can not be had to-night, for having fraudulently procured the payment of false cotton claims during Kichardson's administration. It is in testimony that Senator Spencer, of Alabama, called almost dail^ at the treasury department while the claims were pending, to urge their payment, but it. does not appear that the evidence establishes his complicity so clearly as to warrant his indictment.

CINCINNATI,O.,Jan. 25.—The Gazette's Charleston, West Virginia, special says Thomas Hi lies and William Dooley had an altercation regarding Dooley's wife, and llines threatened to cut Dooley's ihront. To-night Hincs went to Dooley's shop, knockcd on the door, and when Dooley appeared, Ilines struck him with a knife at the lower part of the ear. severing the jugular. Dooley seized the instrument used for crimping boots, felled Ilines to the ground. Dooley died about an hour after. Hi.ies i8 in jail. .The cases of Dawson and listep, charged with the murder of Lee several days ago, was called in court at Charleston today. The prisoner's counsel consumed the day in arguing for a change of venue, JII account of the popular excitement against ih? prisoners in Charleston. The judge rtserved thi- decision until tomorrow. The court iiouse and yard was tilled with a.i.\:'«us people, the majority of whom are citizens of Campbell's Creek, where the murder was committed.

LATKR.—About 200 armed men arrived at 10 P. M., on steamer Judge Baker, apd proceetled to jail and took Damson and Estcp ont and marched them off to the woods, where they will probably be found hanging to a tree in. the morning. Dooley, who was killed by Hines, early this evening was a colored man. After the mob had carried off the Lee murderers, the colored citizens to the number of 50 went down to t!ie jail and demanded Hines, who was delivered to them, and they then followed the' former crowd to the woods with their prisoner, who will probably meet the same fate.

Pimples, Eruptions, Rough Skin. The system being put under the influence of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a few weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear, sofl, and velvety, and being illuminated with the glow of perfect health from within, true beauty stands forth in all its glory. The effects of all medicines which operate upon the system through the medium of the blood are necessarily somewhat slow, no matter how good the remedy employed. While one to three bottles clear the skin of pimples, blotches, eruptions, yellow spots, comedones, or "grubs,'" a dozen may possibly be required to cure some ewes where the system is rotten with scrofulous or virulent blood poisons. The cure of all these diseases, however, from the common pimple to the worst scrofula is. with the use of this most potent ng*nt, only a in a leer of time. Sold by dealeN in medicines.

Ladies at Home

Can earn from IS) to $40 a week, canvassing far the Saturday Evening Mull and its charming Chromos. 8eo prospectus In another column, and send for circular of instructions. Or better s\ill, send Two Dollars far outfit and commebce work Immediately.

EMTABLISHED1M7.

Wr offer the above brand of White L-ad to tlH* nabUc with the positive amrancf thai It t*

PERFECTLY PURE.

Vor sale bjr dealeta generally. BCKSTKllV, MILLS* CO., CIWC1K5ATTT, OHIO. NOTE.—Consumer* will eonsalt their IXTKRR8T by hearing in mind that alanm proportion or the article soid as PUHK WlilTE LKAO Is 1 to the extent of from to ptrfeot sad mash of li does not eealatn a partleia of Lead. •-JanS-tai.

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(X Portland, Mates.

Business Cards.

CAL

THOMAS,

Optician ud Watchmaker For the trade. Fourth and Ohio streets,

of big man with watoh.

FREEMAN,

6 Retail Dealer in Amorlenn and Fsreign Watehea, JEWELRY,.Ac., Opera House.

LKISSNER,

J•A.

been thought out, shaped,

trimmed, fitted together, and laid away in the warehouse of hit* brain during one of hi* long walks—ready for being transferred just as rapidly as he can write,

PHILIP

MUNIC,

KADEL,

Man factu rer of

Saddlcts Hiid Harness,

Whips, Curry Combs, Brushes, Horse Bias kets, tc.,all work warranted. Lowestprlc* in tne city, Main St., near Mth, south side.

EWING MACHINES

REPAIRED AM) ADJUSTED In the very best manner and warranted to work, by JOSEPH FOLK, over Tutt's Boot and Shoe Store, Don't condemn your machine until Mr. FOLK luus had look at it. for the real trouble may he very light and the cost cf repairing a mere trifle. The best iiowdlcs and oil constantly on hand.

JnnelD-tf

Professional Cards. D. MITCHELL, Physician and Surgeon.

OFFICE—On Sixth Street, opposite the post ofllce, over the Globe printing otllce. •^RESIDENCE—On Eagle street, between ttth and 7th streets, grst door northeast of the Normal School. nu28-3m D. W. VOORHEES. A. B. CARLTO

C. S. VOORHFES.

YOORHEES,

CARLTON &

VOORHEES,

Having formed a copartnership will pitn tlce law in all Its branches Ofllce—No. 003 Main Nt..Terre Hsste

N W. BALLEW, DENTIST,

Office. 119 Sfnln Street, over S*nge'» old confectionery atand. TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Can bo found in ofllce night and day.

OSEPH RICHARDSON, M.

Office on Ohio St., Bet. 3rd A 4ti. TERRE HAUTE, IND.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW.

Nurireon and Mechanical

DENTIST,

Dental ICoom, 157 Main Street near 6th, TEliKE HAUTE, INB. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered forpaii essTootli Extraction.

JOHN T. SCOTT, Attorney at Law,

OFFICE—NO. Ill MAIN STREET.

As U. 8. Commissioner is authorized imake proofs in Bankruptcy. Over Henderson's Stove Store, bet. Four'.' and Fifth streets. mar22 TERRE TIAUTE. Idd

HYDE, M. D., IVOJKEPATIIIST,

Office fith St., opposite Normal School. Residence northeast corner 5tli and Eagr» Ofllce hours, 9 to 10 A. M.,2 to3and 7 to9.

Night calls answered from the ofllce. Special attention given to Chronic Tllseasw References:—Dr. H. J. Treat, A. Wilson, the firm of Wilson Bros. & Hunley.

O TO P. BUTLER

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE -TO—

Washington,. Baltimore, Philadelphia.

New York

THE EAHT AXD KORTH-EAWT.

ALL TRAINS RUN VIA WASHINGT0N CITY.''W?.^

Among the characteristics of this Favorite Route are SPt

Double Tracks, Meet Rails, ,*

Magnificent Iran Bridges ., Gorgeous Mountain Scenery, Unrivaled Equipment,

Loughrulffe Air BrakeM, Unsurpassed Eating Houses, (Owned and Operated by the Company.) And In fact all the Modem Appliances that conduce to

Speed, Hafnjf sidci

"'I

slg

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Pianos, IHcMeona, Organs. Musical Instruments, Ac.,

Palace ot

48 Ohio

FOOTE,

Generul Dealer In

GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER HEEDS, No. 612 Main street, Torre Haute, Indiana.

W I E TO E

General Dealer in

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND PRO DUCE, National Block, 155 Main stree .-"I

BUNTIN

& ARMSTRONG,

DRUCAOIMTA nnd

Manufacturing Pharmacists,

000 Main street,Cornerof Sixth,TerreHanu

PRAIRIE CITY

fori.

PULLMAN PALACE CABS!!

-«tm THBOCOH—

WITHOUT CHANGE

Mtnrux Tits PRixai'Ai.

WESTERN and EASTERN CITIES.

For Through TtekeU, Baggage Checks. Movement of Train*, 81M|ring Car Accommodations, Ae^ apply at Ticket Offices atfll Principal Points.

TH06.

tW HO«.

Ticket A^rai. 'olVnaip'B.

s«.

Wholesale ami Retail Jeale «lu

Pine Lumber, Lath & Shingos, Slate Roofing,

AXO

IKOOFI^O FFI/I

Custom Sawlig, Plainingnnd Wood Turnlug done to order. All work warrantee1.

Cor. 9th aud. Mulberry Streets.

QLIFF & SON.

Mar.

Sign Painting, draining and N bllng Work done for the Trade. OFFICE—at John Gricrson's Shop, Corner Ninth nn4 Chestnut streets, Terre Haute, Ind. may29-ly

Manufactories of Terre Haute. THE OLD EAGLEJIRON WORKS.

HK.NKY I TIN

MAXUFACTVRKR.S OF

LOCOMOTIVE. STATIONARY MA KINK

BOILERS

TUBULAR AND CYLINDER. Flriit Mtr«ct, Iwt. Poplar ami N iilnwi Repairing done in the most HHI^IMI»UK manner nt Hliort notice, and HH liberal price a« any establishment hi the **t«t-.

Onlers «1 icited and carefully :it.t nt«l

EO. W. HABERLV,

(Nncce«iMor im ('ll.t\('E A- o,,

DRESSED LUMBER

North 2nd St.. Corner of Linton.

TERRE HAUTE. IN1.

arCnatom work done promptly and warranted toRivenatiafactioo.

ORSE SHOEING

jjnnsF. KHnnvf:

AXD A 1.1. OTHEK

JOB WORK!!

KIZEK & 00*8 New Nhop.

THIRD 8TRKET. WEHT »11»K. BFTrwF.K* WALNOT AND POPLAR. HavingJnatcompleted and pn: In acilv. operation onr large and comnindinun brlci blaekamith ahop at the above locution. dewtre to Inform the citlaen« ot Terre Il*ut» andmirroandlngcoantr'tt at wean^ivwftii ly prepared tn promptly and natl-fartorllydj ail work la our line on term* defying petition bjr any other e«talH*hmei»t city. Our work for over fifteen year" Terre Hante. warrant* win Mylng Shoeing Job* cannot be e*«t ll^*id ti •very lnxtance we havr no hi-«itaf*H* in a^ xuring cuntomer* of t*e beat wofl. ana eo» ^We wnothl'ng »at theb«^iuteHal. an« hare Ui« work d^^lyVthe mmt -xt» rtenced and bea* pmeUoU^rorltmeb ia U»

city. KIZEK A on

TERBE HAUTE,]

MANUFACTURES

LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS IN THE STATE!1 •£K

'an give its customers the advantage of repairs without cost of patterns.

Brcccliings ancl Heavy and Light Sheet Iron Work. Repairing Xcally and Promptly done by Competent Workmen

SHOPS, COR. LLLLL AND SYT AMORK NIIU.I.TN.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturers ef

Sash, Doors, Blinds,

Window and Door Fraiiies, moulding Itrnckctw, Htoit Railing Ballusters, Newell Posts, Flooring, Siding.

And all doscrlptlouaof

FINISING LUMBER

STEAM ENGINES, COAL SHAFTS, FLOUR AND SAW MILL MACHINERY, BANK CARS, ROAD SCRAPERS.

BUILDING FRONTS, CANE MrLI&.

VAKIOt't) PATTERXH OF FBSUJIO. SCRO®i FURWITURE, Ac., anil having the

J. A. PARKER & CO., Prop're.

M. J. SPRACKLEN, Proprietor of .-v

ECLIPSE BOILER WORKS!!

Maunfactnrer of all hinds of

BOILERS, STACKS,

TEKKI:

PliWSilX FOtlXDRY AXD MAC'lliXE WORKS.

F. H. McELFRESH, Manufacturer 01 Steam Engines, Mill Machinery, fcc., &t.

Corner Ninth and Eagle Sis.,(Near Union Dejot,rrt'rre

tor Hpecinl attention paid to Coal Shaft Machinery—Heptiiring ilono piiuniu

Planing Mills.

iiiiiri:. ixii.

IIHUI«VIH«1

BOLlUn FETEUNO ASIi

AND L'lVEB PD, OB

fEVER MOpe

To Mi worn pinclly un M«n In «u',. Is mcUicatetl «illi ronipoiimU. Ciin« by uDsorption. acting on the liver ami fltrttnocli immediately, taking from the fyetem every par-ll'-lo of Jlalarla aii( HlllonB pofr.on. la ciiuattr afHcaeloiia and sure preventive in all diiieases prowliift out of a alsorilereil liver. 'Jliomi •who try them arc wild with delight o*er thctr epced release from euflVrlnp.

JJko everything vnlnablo lTOT.MAV'S TAD la heln* coiiiiti rfrltcil. llnv II'IMU bill

UIQM

bearing nlspleiiin- uml Bt|rii:itnre. A fcurc eurc ami preveutl ve for nil

lirtr Coopkat, Nsualgia, Bniulu,

Djipipu, Ekmtin, Ic.

Pric® t2.no. WiU aend

tw dih|I

I'rof, K. S.

c.•.f

Denier In all kluils of yt'i

when druggists do

not keep them. Semi for book containing much valuable information about this wonderful curatives o. W. FAfBCHUD, Prop.. I'lMlaaaU.

EATH

in lolticl uml l.ifc l'ro|,.n«i''l l»v liHinu K. A T. Tonie Kllxlr and Liquid Kxlrarl of Tliis inciliciii. riiinifit under any rtmimatanee fnil tocun- lnditrextion. Conntipnllon, I)y»IH.'pHia.lliitdHchi'.Nirvouiiiici'H.LonH ofStri'iiptli and Appetite. I,ling. Liver. IlUililer, Klilney, Ktomacii. lll'ioil, nml chndri'ii'K iliscnsoo. All IVmnle rtiwutwe and wpnkni'Htud thi« lui'illi incwill ponltlvrly cure. All cam-s "t l'lli-* iniiia Imni niilnrnl CHUIMK or lv tho IIK*of li^jurlouA medlelnea ure pfnniinvnily rurcil. Tiii* iiiir" lli"1! .1 iiit-i* uml Wood prepared frmn raw meat

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of Cincinnati I'nlltfe ol' IMiurma*.v, iw)» Mr.i.Un iiARn'iN A Ti I,I.I»C.K.

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»«"nt* lln\ini Ix-t-n liitul" iinnnbited with th'cnmp«iti»n ot your It. A T. Toitlr Kllxlr am. Liquid Kxlraet of HeeC woiilil nay tlml it Wmvaluable medtalual proi»erilea. im nil I he illlll eilienti etltelitllf iMT-tl it» riilllpimltloii llltVli well known nnd pualtlve vnedlrinal value. which coinhlmil together limit form im exeellenl tonic. cHthnrtic ami nutritive nmlii ine, nml Mi" well united to relieve ninny compUilit* inclilciit to our rlimatf." Respectfully, K. S. WAVNK

If on do not tllid thin medicine nt one driltc wtorr, all nt another, a nl If it in not on mile In your place, Im w-« our ilriiKUi-t order It. ».l d'i to u*.

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illiillllll un«ttr-.| fr ruliiK^in reiim-d s«»clet.v liy a horridflckeiilUK nnd (rum lonthMime dichnrK* from the head mid throat, of HCithsaud purulent matter,

U«r Dr. D't''htn'x Unfailing Curv, and CONTROL 'or ("A r.\I'RH In the haxl. It will itnniitllately arrest the protcre*n-rif' the hidmiiH ilesirover. It will Uo von more good in one month than any other known r*medv will In one year. It will wKinrn ilcvetlie dull headttch", netirnlKla nnd debility of the brain, heal tli" loul iilcen*, prevent deafmfeand umt«n-iie III the bonoa'of the'ear and head, and will m»eiire yoii, agaliiKt the ravagex coiiHumptJon atii premature death. This great cure will even* life thn-iitened by the mounter dy. (Jo to HUM'IN .• AHMHTJJflNtiV druK Ktore, Tern- Ilaulc, Ind., and^*iai»an»ple bottle

PILES! PfLES!

The GrralMl nncav«i7 of Ike ilnry. To tboae aaflffl"* fmin PI It* or Klatala we bring"g]C The*edi*eiuw-« can now bo cnl^'y

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MCue of MH Bpaciaci viu ran n. iiamtmeiall Uw«mmmtoauawMlB %i

etTectually cured an«t

all traceap them removed, In from four t. eight a^ka, wltnoat nilng knife, cxtiKtlc llgatp** The proce«M in a recent dl*covcrv. and" abaolutely palnfe**. I)r (ialljraltfi |w*wo veara'practice, han not found a cam«tiich railed U» yield at once to the treat bent. We do not axk a dollar until a enr la effected. Following, weulveafew name of the moat recently cured IMIi- nt«, ut

we are at liberty to rvfi-r. Permit

nattering from any dlaeaae of the rertumar earnestly reqoeated to write to na. We know we can care you, and It will coatyow nothing to try.

Write to either or all of the following pm •on* who have been cored Rev. B. MIlia, Rev. O. H. Matiwll, Rev. 1 C. Lapham, w. W. Thornton. J. W. War*. 1" Alexander. Ward. Cbarlra Woodward,

111* Vf In. TOWff Hill, HI. J. Wtlaoaj. Angnata. .«Thunnaa Pollock. T. Praa^. (lermaatowii, Ky. YAuilei Paul,Mt,Olivet,Ky.

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DR. J. M. OALBRAITH *00_ Hoathwattaor. MiandCheataa^Hft Terre H«tN, Ii«A.

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