Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 November 1877 — Page 7

Page PDF (9.94 MB)

Back to issue view

THE MAIL

A PAPER

FOR THE

Mora

Kndored

PEOPLE.

MAKE HOME BRIGHT AND PLEASANT.

than ballding showy mansions, More than dress or flue array, More than dome* or lofty steeples,

More than station, power or sway— Make yoar home botk neat aod tasteful, Bright and pleasant, always fair, Where each heart, shall n-kt contented,

Grateful for each beaaly there. Seek to make yoor home most lovely/ Let it be a smiling spot Where, to swtet contentment resting,

Cae and sorrow are forgot. Where the flowers and treesare waving, Birds will sing tbeir kweetestsong! Where the purest thought* will linger,

Confidence and love belong.

There each heart will rest contented, Seldom wishing far to roam f| Or, in roaming, still will cherish hF

Mem'ries of that plea-ant home. ±n» Bach a home makes man the better Pare and lasting It* control— 'Home, with pure and blight surronndln

MBS.

Leaves its impress on the souU

The 'Besom* Box

AMNIE

PBE8T0X.

I want to recommend to all churches that are contemplating having more fairs and festivals, tbe plan adopted by the ladies of Federal street society in Winteract. When tbe subject came up about buying a new organ It was suggested by tbe young people that the sewing circle, which bad been disbanded at tbe time of the Chi Ids and Bliss scandal, more than a year before, should be reorganized In order to prepare for a great fair and breakfast to be hel4 in the Sunday school room and the church parlors on the first day of May. 'It will never do.'said Mrs. Maloy, tbe minister's Wife. 'Some otbor method must be thought of a sewing society is such a motor and promoter of gossip, and there are so many hard feelings en-

therein. Even should there

a by-law forbidding tbe talking of scandal, and it should be rigidly enforced, there would be supposed slights and a thousand or less misunderstandings talked over. And then, some of the members would tattlo, and unkind remarks would be made.' 'I bave been thinking,' said Mrs. Vinton, the old deaconrs wife, in a tromblfng voice, 'that the unpleasant feelings at such gatherings are almost always caused by an uprising of temper, »ys causea by and if we could arrange in some way ao that every such manifestation should help the causo in which we are engaged, our success would bo assured from the start. 'Let us have a box placed in tbe little entry between tbe church kitcheu and pantry. It is rather a dark passage, as you all know, and is so narrow that only one person at a time can pass through it. Let every one of us, when we feel our besom rising, contribute to this boxanywhere front a penny to a dime. If we suffer ourselves to be only slightly annoyed a penny will be a sniDoiont line if a good deal ruffled, we must put in more. Each one must judge for himself or horsolf. It is a matter of conscience, of course, and it would be impossible for one person to judge for another in the premises. All hard feelings must be burled in that box, and not spoken of to anybody. After tbe fair we will get togotber, open the box and count up the accumulated fines paid as penalties for our bad tempers. All who are in favor of my proposition will pleaso raise their hands.'

There was much good-natured laughter over tbe queer suggestion, but every hand went up. and there was not one dissentient voice. 'What shall we bave for our besom box?' asked merry little Julin Clapp, at the first regular meeting.

A loxenge box was proposed by som one. 'Oh, doar, no,' exclaimed the old lady, Mrs. Vinton, 'how very amiable you must believe us all to be. I have asked my son for one of the oinpty soap boxes at his store, and it will be brought in this evening with the lid nailed on and along narrow silt cut into it through which the pennies are to be slipped.'

The sewing society meetings went on admirably and spiritedly al,l through the winter and spring. Never had there been so little trouble and dissatisfaction in tbe Federal streot church. Besides ths rogular monthly gatherings during the progress of tho preparations for tbe fair, many other ways lor raising money for the making and purchasing of articles were devised. It was argued that the young people of the village would go souie placo for amusement, and that it was better for them to come to tho church parlors, where no charge was made except for supper, than to go where they might be under bad influences.

A famous 'farmers' dinner' was got up on Washington's birthday. The sewing society had a 'barbecued pig' on SU Valentine's day. Weekly maple sugar parties relieved tbe tnouotony of March and April, and various other fetes and parties were raado to contribute to the preparations making for tbe great May breakfast.

Tho affstr had been well and judiciously advertised. Then, a May breakfast was a novelty in that locality. The day was ak lovely as a poet's dream. People of leisure drove tan miles from tbe neighboring citv, and with appetite# sharpened by too fresh, sweet air, declared that they bad never tanted such eoffee, cakes, roust turkey and crisp, fried potatoes. They drove home and sent relays of friends to tbe festival in tho little church at Winterset in tbe afternoon.

How all tbe members of tbe pawing, clroloiworked !s The various f&rces were3 admirably organised and directed, and each committee—from the sweet old ladies wbo sat in the pretty church parlor and made theowelve* agreeable to all wbo came, to the AUrylikeSunday school children who made and sold bouquet* of arbutus.

How tired they all were when tbe doors were dosed at 4 o'clock! They were not too Ur*d, however, to respond with alacrity to tbe pastorS* lnvitatiou for all who belonged to the sewing ftodety, or who bad interested themselves In any way in getting up tbe breakfast, to return to the vestry at 8 o'clock and see the 'besom' box opened. 'I dou't think them can be much in IV said Julia Ann- Lancaster to Herbert blaster, as they were proceeding homeward, 'everything has gOM off so pleasantly. There was never known anything like it.'

The vestry was well filled at tbe time the box. had either helping band to the enterprise or buying as organ Tbe city folks had gone borne, bat eaoh one of the realdent helpers was naturally curious to know whether anybody beside* himself or herself had felt oonsclemioosly bound to pay a 'besom' fine all along the preparations for and continuance of tbe fair. 'We will bring the box/ cried Johnny Klder and Reuben Snow, two wide

TERRE

their general helpfuluess throughout tbe day, bad been promised tbe privelege of openiog tbe wonderful box. When tbey came tugging along, as if bearing a heavy burden, everybody amiled, and then laughed outright. Johnny, setting bis end of tbe box on tbe platform, said in lugubrlona tones, snapping his fingers, 'Gradons! I beard the minister say that sin is heavy there must be lots of it in here.'

With a flourish of the hammer Johnny drew oat tbe nails aid removed the lid. The spectators would hardly believe their eyes, for tbe box waa nearly full. 'We shonld have had some pretty warm times if it bad not been for this receptacle, into which onr ill feelings bave been consigned,' said tbe pastor.

The counting of those pennies caused a great deal of merriment. A dozen men, including the deacons, gathered around tbat box on their knees, each counting out a dollar and banding it to some one of tbe ladies to recount.

A great many of the nickel pieces were wrapped in a bit of paper opon which some appropriate or suggeative verse of a hymn or text of Scripture bad been scribbled. These caused considerable amusement, aaeacb in turn, when found, was read aloud by tbe pastor: 'Because tbe cake I made myself was passed by me.' 'May tbe Lord forgive me for not •iking to make button-boles.' 'Because I would not go home witb Jane.' 'Not a needle left In my book.' 'Because I wasn't put on tbe srbntus committee.'

Mr*. Peter White passed me without speaking to me.' 'Sour costard, etc. A ten dollar note was wrapped in a piece df brown paper on. which was written: 'A bitter pill, but it's down.' There were, besides, hundreds of pennies and nickels in tbe box, two five dollar gold pieces, several dollar notes and many half and quarter dollars and dimes.

Evidently tbere were many people whose 'besom' would not go down by tbe outlay of a penny, nor a nickel, nor a dime even.

I bad no idea we were such a crusty folk,' said tbe doctor's wife, as, by virtue of her office as treasurer of tbe sewing society, she announced to tbe assem bly the grand sum of pennies and nickels, dimes, quarters, halves and bank notes, tbat tbe 'besom' box had contained. •Ob, the old Adam is always on the alert,' replied good Mrs. Vinton, whose remark to her near neighbor was cut short by tbe announcement from tbe minister tbat more than enough funds bad been raised to purchase the new church organ, and that tbere would be a snug surplus left to remain in tbe sewing society's treasury.—N. Y. Observer.

TERRIBLE TRIP OF A TRAMP. A tramp who arrived here, say? tbe Cheyenne News, a few days ago from the west, gives bis experience In deadheading it over tbe Union Pacific from Cbevenne to Green River, on the Jarrett and Palmer train, by climbing upon the root of a coach. He says that from Cheyenne to Sherman he rather enjoyed tbe ride, bnt tbat between Sherman and Green River bis experience was one never to be forgotten. Tbe rspid movement of t£e train and tbe rocking of the coach forced him to wind his arms and legs around a stovepipe and hang on for dear life. His hat dew off early in the ordeal, and after tbe train left this city, be was discovered by the engineer, who began throwing a heavy shower of cinders, but no rapid was the movement of the train tbat the heaviest ones merely cot through bis clothes like ballots, while the lighter sparks passed above him. His coat tails flapped so hard tbat be realized he must part with them, but be dared not loosen his hand to tuck them under blm, and they were soon torn off to blow away. Although he managed to keep bis face behind the pipe nearly all the time, he was frequently struck in tbe faoe by flying cinders, so tbat when be reached Green River bis face and neck were badly cut and scratched. So great was tbe poor tramp's fear of being thrown off and klllea tbat this, added to tho terrible strain of hanging to the pipe by main strength for so long ad tetano?, and the Intense suffering from the wounds in llicted by the cinders, caused bis hair to turn gray, and when be climbed down at Green River he looked like a man who had seen fifty instead twenty.two summers.

A COMMUNISTIC SOCIETY. An obscure society, called Amana, occupies a tract of fertile land near Iowa City, and has 1,024 members. There are seven villages, and in eaoh a boarding house sufficient to accommodate tbe fopulation of the village. To those all be people go to get their meals, tbe hour for which is given by a bell from tho oentral tower. There are also laun-

dries where all washing and ironing is to housek es, bers to other departments of labor, and

done, so that no in the families, which leaves

THS I.OVELY WOMES OF THE

A Spanish pajet^an nonOOe# as^bivl&g tbe approval of tbe ministry at Maana, a scheme lor Opening at tbe Paris exhibition a competition of international Uotut$. AU the lastly woman in tt« world aro invited to aeod photographs of tbeir faces In frontviaw, and it profile, and 61 prizes, 81 awards in tuonejr, 100 ardsMilMndaK) honorable are to bo (tealt m\t by a jury oomptnetl of maleaaod femalso tereadb nation r«ft» rsaented. The winner of tbe grand prii» la to be invited to tbe French capital, and is to be carried in profession in a car drawn by six Andalusian or Arab boraes of pareat breed, and tbe other soocesafol ooinpetitors are to be at liberty to loin in tbe procession. Bat, as the Paris Debate aaka, bow tean iuternationaJ jnryto 4K dde, if tbe Chinese, Hottentots, Polyneelanay eta, who bave notionaof male loveli&esa which ia not oata, send exbibita to do battle witb oar partioalar Ideal At all events, tbe dilemma Is aa poesibie, aa tbe proposition la oflictal.

FOR only |3a month an advtsnisement can be pat In both editions of Tbe Mail and* be read each weak 4,000 families. Does anybody know of a better ad vertia* in^ roed|om around beret

SHREWD

CATARRH

THE EYE, EAR ami THROAT

SMFORD'S RADICAL CORE.

OTCCESS l» tho test of merit, and stieccss Is tba 0 treatment of Catarrhal Affections, after properties la ths remedy used.' Does

VJLUHUX

CRAA

INVALUABLE.

llesm. Wnss

A POTT**.Wholesale

Boston,

AVSOBA,K.T~JB

TTnroKA, Mrs*., June 13,

ia done mem-

££lDS.e

every member of the society baj something to do. Onoe in every year tbe executive officers make an annuity appointment to each ftimllv or single individual, which Is to be Tor use for that year forpersonal expenses. Tbere is in overy village a store, in which all kinds of goods are kept,' and which are delivrea to members of the society without profit a record of eaoh person's purchases is kept, and st the end of the year the amount is deducted from the annuity, ao tbat very little money is used. If a member withdraws from the society, what be puts in la returned, without Interest or increase. If a member dies, and is the head of a family, his share ot Interest is divided among the legal bftlts,%od placed to tbeir credit on the books ol the society. Tbere are three physicians, whose doty it is to visit the sick. Their actedtainea «nd teams ar« soppUsd bytbe apdetj. 'So, alao, soboolaaromaintainodi V-

L»TT.

Weaknesses.

Collins' Yoltaie Plasters give the best sstlsfhetlon here of anything that has been tried for Lameness and Weakness of the Back. Please send more right away. JAMEB LEWIS.

SSTAST,Iu~,Jono 16,1877. Prtoo, A5 Cents.

Be to obtain Couna'

TXB,acarefal

1868,

HAUTE SAJTJIiDAY EVEKING

advertisers, especially tho«e

wbo sell to women—and women do nine-tenths of the shopping—have long since reoognixed the superiority of Tbe Stall as an advertising medium. One copy of Tbe Mail will go through an entire neighborhood, and every woman in it will bave a read at it. Containing a large quantity of matter prepared es pecially for tbem, it is not strange that it should meet with favor witb tbemjp

for Ostsrrt possess such

(usnn' properties? The orldencc.In.tho of unaoUcited testimonials from tho mostrcspsctablo people In all stations of lift, most be coneloslTe on this point. Never, xre belfero. In thohistory of popular

Heine* has such valuable testimony been of d, freely offered, in fsTor of any remedy than netora or

SA»

loashii.ltdoes

not represent a thousandth part of tho recommendstlons which are to-day offered by friends to

Mends

in Its favor. People of wealth and refinement in sit intry dally o3mlt Itssnpcriorlty over any method of enro known to the regnUr medical tho publicity incidental to a profession, bnt shnn published statement. oar possession represent bat a small partoi

Donee the testimonials In

ia represent bat a small partof

those rrUhheld. for the reason mentioned. Tho lourited testimonial from BSKBT

folhvfaii unsolicited testimonial from WxLLsTBsQn of Wells, Forgo ft Co.'s Express, is on outspoken indorsement of which we wo Justly proud.

Druggists,

MSSSJ Omtlemen,—l

hare forsomo months

ovo

t0 mffCTfog humanity to

felt it a duty tbat .. a, scatter tho ercat bencfitthotl the uso ofBAxroBD's lUnou Ccsa

rln

without material or permanent benefit. K2i fail jjhedlMheM had arrlyod at.that state thst I mtut or die. Tho enttro membranous system had besoms so inflsraod, and the atomach so dlso^ dercd, that It was a doabtrat matter whether I sonld go to the Paclfle coast, or If I did f?o whether I should lire to come backor not. liawanadverw tlsemsnt of this medldne. and although being very incredulous about specifics or nostrums or any Llnd,yetia... at once bene: a chronic disease irprc and I am last arrive

restoration, but the bene-

rlre from Its daily use is tome HmahuMa. hoping to be completely eared* sad st IreatarespecMriooldage. If this statement of my case can be of any semes to these afflicted as I have been, and enable you to brlagthto remedy into mora/nneral nse, especially on the Paclfle coast (whero ft is much needed, my object la wtitlngotls noto will be obtained, ""irytrul*

June, 1W5.

HENRY WELLS, ofWclli, Forgo ftCo.

Each psekago contains Dr. Banford's Improved

COUIIS

VOLTAIC PLASTER

ALWAYS CURES. -1. Enlarged Spleen.

This is to ci that I have been using your

havo ever

mend them to all

VOLTAIO PLAS

combination of Electrfo and Voltaic Plates, with a highly Medicated Plaster, as seen in the it. Sold by aliwholeeale and Retail Drayatea and CanadM, prlotors, Boston,

above cut. Sold by au wholessie KWWaWoffKKS Mass.

lilO\EY and LIVIB"

CUKE.

By far tlie beat remedy for dcrangoraent of tliw KlPNEYH, BLADDER and LIVKR. la Dr. K. Ieich»m'« Componail Kid•ty Hd Liver t'nre. It exercises the most soot liltig. Dealing a dnpletidld effects 3n the kidneys and bladder, of any remrln use and at tbe same lime it sots with great certainty and energy npon the liver, immediately freeing the system of all biliousness, and eleanslug the blood of all Rneumatic and other poisons. Use this splendid medicine for nil diseases of the Urinarv organs, anch as Gravel, Bloody Urine, mnttery, mucous, muddy or high colored urine scalding and in ltatlon about the neck of ihe Bladder. Do nor foil to use it for all Kidney, Blad er and Liver affections and for all Rheumatisms and Neuralgia. Tills a* a cnrsUve and regulator of those organs absolutely has no equal.

KTForMle by (iUT.icK &

UOver

BERRY

and

ARMSTRONG.

with a Cavital of

BRO

Droggists, Terrs Haote.

L.S.L

NPKECEDENTEi) ATIR*CfI"N! Mair a Milliea Blslribated.

Lontisns State tolfry Company. Tills lnstltntion was regularly lncorponued by tbe Legislature of theHiale, for Educational and Charitable purposes, in

«1.(M).0I0,

to which it

has since added a reserve fund of (SJ,0n0. Its Grand ftlagle Knmkrr Drawlags will take place monthly.

ww scn/r*

pottpbnm. Look at the IbUowing Dtwrlbutton GRAND PR JMXNADK COXCERI,

During which will take placo the BXTRA«BBIITAKT SEMI ANNUAL DRAWING. At New Ot leans, Tuesday December 11, Under tbe personal supervision tkl management of Oen. O. 1. HKAUllFXiARl), of Vui«l*na, acd Uen. JOBAL A. KARL\,of Virginia.

CAPITAL ^rNotfcee—Tickm nw» Ten Dollars only. Halve*, Quarter*, fiiO. Eighths, 91^.

LtST or PR1SS8.

\PIT \L

PRIZE

OF |{'e/TW.-fir*jeio

1 tiRANDPKlZKOF 5»vUU0_ SOjm I OR.\M Mt.ZiuOK SU.tOJ 2 AROKPKI7,C*OF HOJUES- MM 4 LARHB PRIZES OK

W- s%eoo

^'1

F. O. Boa

3S._ tCXMOe

AfpaoxutATwot nius. Approximatloa Prises of SZjO*. do do

M09

do do 74 0

U^St Prisma, amonnting nu, JBtti uea.O.T. R**CW®OAI«I», ofLa.1

Geo. coal a Eiim.of Va. )WHn" Writs fbrClrntars or send ord-rn to m,

S«wOikaas,La.

noxniLY DKAnnc,

Ttawfair Jaosuy Kb, MS.

Capital H. Haiv.»,tl

Br an tansense practice. cxtcmUop thmnph a period ot years, harts# I .u time :re~:etl «u#y thoMumeMet of tlm« tli eanj* )tecnliar to woman, 1 hare been tiubtel ]«r!cci a rf»i potent and agreeable malicinc -t weeu 1 iO Indications nre«nte(l ly ttat «of di* with poaitfre certainly anil

Gr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription.

Tho term, howeror, is bnt a feeble esptusion of my high appreciation iu value, ba *.vl apou my own personal obiervatlon. A* a ci--c olaenrer. 1 hare, \rbilo witne»sinj? iiositive resalts la tho lew spccial diseased ii»ci«icm to the separate organism of woman, sin?:ol it ont as the climax or crowning sem of my medical career. On iui merits, as a positive, sate, and eflectaal remedy for this class of diseases, and ono that will, at all limes and under all circumstances, act kindly and in harmony with tbe laws which govern the female srstem. 1 am willing to stake mv reputation

PELLETS

O O

bets of pala

J. W. SKUA.

rxcxzanro, Mo., Jono S3,1G77.

Severe Pain.

Having occasloato use a remedyfor a pain in my side 1 tried one of your COLLI*#'

TAIO

Yoir

Pumit, and la twonty-four houra the pala was entirely removed. J.JD. 8AMMI8, AM

Cashier First Nat. Bank.

1 do not extol as a

Sure-all, but it admirable fulfills a slugleness of pnrpoee. being a most perfect specific in au chronic diseases of the sexual system of woman. It will not dtennpoint, nor will It do harm, in any state or condition.

Those- who desire farther information on these subjects can obtain it TUB PEOI-LK'S COXMOS SENSE MKDICALInDVISKK,

A a book

of over 900 pages, sent, post-paiil, on receipt of $1.60i It treats minutely of ttiwe disca-Ts peculiar to Females, and gives much vn!u:tL!c advice In regard to the management of tlio&e affections.

FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION SOl.D BV ALL DRUG GISTS.

E. V. PIERCE, M. D., Profr, I BUFFALO, X. J.

Or SagarCoated, Concentrated, Boot and Herbal Jalco. Aiitl-Bllioua Granules. THE "I.iTTLE GIANT"

CATHARTIC, or Itlultnin in Parvo Physic. Tho novoltvof moilern'Moilleal, and Ph.iriiiaceti'.iRai Scic:i"0. N »HOCictnlcal,

taiiiug ttio Inrse, repuUire, anil nuu^oous pills, C'|U]CMC1 of cho.ii, cruJo, a:ul bulkv lngi-odi-c:'i!d, when wo can, l»y a Cfire/ul npplicatloa of c'icmjir.fi science, extract all the cathartlo nntl o:!M3riuedlclnal properties from tho most vjituaV lo roots and herbs, and concentr:\to them Into r.ilntite Oranlile, scarcely lareer than a tuu "lard aoed« that can be reaclily swallowed I) .* tlioso of tlie most sensitive stomnohs ntui fastidious tastes. Each little Purgative Pellet cpreents, la a most concentrated form, as much c.'iihartlo piwer. ai is embodied in any or Ute I:\TTO pills found for sale in drug-shops. From Uieir womlorful oaihartio power, In comparison to ihelr size, people who luire not tried them are apt to suppoto tli.it they irro iiarsh or drastic In c.Tcct: but such Is not atnlUhccaae, the (UiTcront active medicinal principles of which ia com)osel being, so harmonized and mo)ifleL, ono bv tho others, as to produco moot Mcarehlno and thorongrh. yet goutly ami kindly operating catliartlc. 6500 Reward is hereby offered by tho proprietor pf these 1'cileU, to any chemist who, upon anatyuli, will find In them any calomel or h:hcr form* of mercury, tniiieral i»olson, or injurious drug.

Re I ng entl rel vegetable, care is reiuireil while ileitis Uietn. They oitct ji!C without distilrliiiuco to the constitution, diet, or cx-iMipntion. For Jaundice, Headaelie, Coustipatlou, Impure Blood, Pa In In the Khoalderat Tiffhtneiia of tho Che«t, Dizziness, Sour Eructations from the tttomach, Had ta«to in the uioath. Bilious attacks, Pain In rcprlou of Kidney*, Internal Fever, Bloated feelingnbout t(toiiiach,Kusli of Blood to Head, High-colored Urine, Unsociability and Gloomy Foreboding*, bike I»r. Ptorco** I'lmwant Pursntivo Pellets. In explniuci*i of tiie rcmciiM power tif niv Purgasive lV.!c'.« over so great a variety of di^eaee-s I wUli Vi iwir ih.it their action npon the anl:nal economy Is unlvcr«al, ti tlmno cscapluB tbeir sanative Im presn. Ace doc not impair tho

economy Is unlvcr«al, not a eland or ntive In* properties of (he -e Felleu. They are "«uear-costt0'l and in-ch-cI In gl*« bottlos. their virtues being thereii preserve I uulmpalred for any ien-.-th of time, in any climate, so that they are alwnvs fresh •ml reliable. This is ant the case with those pill* which are put tip in chcap wooden or imV.eboani boxes. Recollect thst tnr ail «1Uen ci where a Laxative, Alterative, or ursratlve. ii imh'-ntei, the-e little refers Wid Vive the most perfeCi katislaction u» ».i who u.-o ii.

They aro sold by sll llrnH'M* at 8S cents a bottle. S.7.

KZZZ2. K.

187b. ^EWYORJC im

Is again a candidate for their eouslderaUon and support. I'pon Its record for »he past tea years it relies for a eontlaaaooe or tbe hearty sympathy aod gsaerous co-opera-tion which bave blUierto beea extended to It from ev.ry quarter of tbe Union.

Tbe Daily San is a four-page abeetof 98 oolataus, price by mall, postpaid,Mcents amontlwor M.#Sjeryear,

Tbe Sandajr edition of TBe* is an aight-pag« sbeei of 54 coiumas. While giving tbe u*ws of tbe day, ^t also contain* a laneaiaoautof literary and miscellaneous a alter specially prepared fr-riu

DAY

CXWIBM

To designate this natural specific con :wood, hare named it

physician. Nay, even more, so confluent am 1 mat it will not disappoint tbe most sanguine expectations of a single Invalid ladv who nse* it

experienced by tbe time two-thirds of tho contents of the bottle are used, I will, on return ot the bottle, two-thirds of the medicine having been taken according to directions, and the case being one tor which I recommem

Btlons. and the case imend it, promptly it. Had I not the

ing witnessed its triply miraculous cures ia thousands of cases, I feel warranted and perfectly safe In risking botla my reputation cud my money on it? merits.

The following are among (hose diseases in which my Favorite Prescription has worked cores, as if by magic, and with a certainty never before attained by any medicine: Leucorrheta, Excessive Flowing, Painful Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from unnatural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, l'roof Q»e nai ueat, Nervous repression, ueDLUtv, uetpondency. Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, Inflammation and Ulceration ot tlio Uterus, Impotencv, Barrenness, or Stcrllltv, FcDiale weakness, aod very many other chronic diseases incident to woman not mentioned here, la all affections of this nature, my Favorite Prescription works cures—the marvel of the world. This medicine

THEUVW

Stnr has met «fth great soecess. Post pa 14 fLMayear.

Who does not know Tli Wssm.r It irealatos Utroogbout tho United States, the Cisaadaa, and beyond. Klnetytboisanc laealllos greet Its welcome pam weekly, and reaard it in the light of colde, coacadlorandfrieod. 1U news, edliortal,agrieoltarai and ntemry departments make It essentially a journal for tbe family and the Ortwlde. Terms •sse Oolla* a yeai% |o»t

tlAI AII^A I I If CD BAR

cure for all

63 Maiden Lane, yew $2.00 Special Pads, $3.00.

PLASTERS

DAY'S AC TO

CUBES EVERY FORM OF CHiLLS, OR RONEY RETURNED. DAY'S TONIC DAY'S TONIC Core* Cbill* anil Kevir.

DAY'S TONIC ^fnNp w.nBAY'Snml^'».v.n

TONIC ±'*m

UAT I Urilu

nsfri^Tniiip DAY'S TONIC

un I I Uri Don't Boss the Htsd.TONIC

Qures Old Chrsnis Chill*.TONIC ...BAY'S

BAY'S

Dr.A.G.OLIN'SH

View of

of any longer

_mlM

Is ploa^lforp^gtR'0M0g,^|a^ngo^pro.and

Honital, Waulnc

St..

CUCMIV.

all DWamofa Prlrate satuM, naultlac fran «srl

for Iks canal

•II Ctvoala ill to lib toataxat.

Dr.

Oth

Sin" had a HMonf axwriaae«t acd com nbtn otb*n Ml. H* ha endaata of tha lUfomwd School, uaa» BO nurrarr, baa tho *«nrtimcdMls ths U.S. LADIESiao«Wn| traatmoelwith •rlrate hom« and board, call or wilu, Kvtry coaTtsMncafor iw^ato. Saad Sty caata far »ampl« of Rnbhcr Goodi and clrcalar of Important lnform*rtoa hy tipnm. lM- OUnl Ftmalo FUb, 95 B"r. OMnultafloa frso. MARBUGE GUIDE youRf and middto of both Stxtt* Oftul tm— of

D«tw«. VAiasbW Advioo to aftd ttaac eootompUiinf mamas*. How to b% healthy tnil* luippor In tH« married tolatloo. Krtrybod ahouUJ»tIhA book. loaayaddra«, waiad.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL

A. Quids to Wi oonfldaatial

ook and

dua^oimaWan^S: esuaaa that anflt for It ms secret* of Reproduction and i(hs Diseases of Women

book for private, eonrld-i-sto isadias. Ml paces, pile* '0eti.

On all StafiSle'nolTs^rfrsS^it*uMarilSnfrtlm Coif Abuse, Xzeesses, or Soerat Diaeoscs, wiih the bvat nieansofeare. 234 large page*, price W eta.

A CtTKlOAX. IiKOTultB on the a bore dlneawj and (hoc* of the Throatand Ziusgs, Catarrh,&uptar«, lUo Opinm Habits, pnes Met*. hTiher book rent postpaid on rceslpt of prlrr or a 11 iHres, containing 300 pmn, bosutlftilly lllurtmtiii.

and

S- rr^r, r:T.v:. y.

THE SUN.

SEWING

pobUabed. wearUi sen

dubs Of te57*tt» extra copy free. Address

PUfiLWUCIKtl OF THE 80X, Ifew YofkCtfy rilliaiABIJE CAB»S. SO two alike, with name, 10c. SO SetoU, with name,Me,postpaid. Aarala'oaultMe.

GEO. I. BSslDiooTsamo, X.Y. per day at bome. Samples wortiiisftee. irnxaox*

Malne.

tor 73 ct*.

•ddraas XUL BUTTS, Ho. Uif.btk m. St. I^ms, ilo

THE PH4ENIX TILE MACHINE. _T* oaUadifiM to th. »aa» omtaltakmt

Alton to Uia pw tf t*r nfliSIMInifpMlliMli

w, It BMf tOBWUrf blU I atutadrtmTaarii'ac ltluarinpl.aat Mlf aafeM .( taking tlx on tha plaaga hM ud *Mw «T th. tehr. that Snwtlac an hahact af •««. aMtaf

nut tt

aHa dw

S2500

BHUaer.aa«

II ft MK

ma Srt t. TOO vaS. of dW fcy. It fully vunattd. It auy wdllr h» ***!},•* to Sua hm. Th. dka an StttoUd vtth «twk Mrc

Dwi a»« ftiiih a4 CSimSIATATLCZ •Im aa4 nn,

IM£

ATRAR. Agentawanted. BusW nwslefltlinate. Pnrtlcalars free. Addroa J.1TOBTH*

CO.. St Locll, Mo,

AAflOLD VLATRD WATCRKS. Cheap (wtln the known world. Sample Watchrrte ia i&yjAgen.u. Address, A. Covins Co.. Chlcsao

OPIUMS^SS?

Dr. Dev chon

Whooping Coogh Specific cares this disesst inoae week's tirxie. If used generally, 1 will save tbe ves of taandrsds. Do not la yoar child die of whooping cough when on* bottle of this Speclfle will cure It. It moti«* omtesall the severer symptoms wltlvin ttv first twenty-Jonr lioarn. For sale by Otri.icx & BSART

BUJTTIK A AKHSTROKO,

Haute, lnti

A Week to Agent*.

ODO+Cl I FREE. P.oTVll gtwta. JMtio«

BKRBY*

whol*a«leasKl retail. through.

the

eft at

Suirrur It JLMHMxuaeta'a drag sunt, Terre Haute,InJ.r ..

a day at home. Agents wanted. Oat* and terms free. TRUE CO., AUaine.„ week in yoar own town. Terms andSS oaUHt free. 11. UALLEfT ortlatH*. JMaioe.

Oaylord *Co, Cfatcsao. 11)

MACHINES

BEPATKKD ARB ADJTBTED In the very best manner and wsrranted w«rk* by JOSEPH FOLK, 2tO. «S Malt street, north side, between Srd aad iti anmapHsln. Don't condemn your

tarn

chine on til Mr. POLK has had a look at i. for the real trouble may be venr light anv tne cost cf repairing a mere trifle.. Theto** needles and (At eoostanUy oa tiaad. 4anel»-t

FULTOIT^ /^MARKET

OYSTER ^0* HOUSE, it A

cures without medicino, oxert-

HUKsbVIMI^ 1*1 W VI HH ing a sppciiic and prompt actios.. upo:i the Z*tvr, &'••>*•« /«, tpiaKidneys, and //iwf.M It controls in an ajionishingiy phort time an^ disease which attacks or grows out

Malaria

these organs. Tho Tad is a preventive and a prompt an-1 radical

also, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Ner

vousness, Sciatica, Spinal Disease, Headache, Colic, Diarrhoea* Dyspepsia, etc. Theso and many more havo tfieir origin in tho Stomach and Liver. If your druggists do not keep them, address Ilolnan Liver Fad Company, ^ew Yort, or 248 W. Fourth St., Cincinnati, 0. -Pdco

fi^*HOLMAN'S M£DICATX$

by magic. Foot Planters, 50 cents a p«x

3ody Plasters, 50 cents each. ff^*Be-.vare of imitations. Take none hut the original liolman's. C^*Sent by Mail on roceiptof price, postago free. I»th« '.HaliOJt. 1.-, iastaat&aeeiM Is t\isfti n. aud itjiwliKtj t!.e cwst Ml»nil ikiilatf

Mack or brows, 4««s ant ctain tin akin, and bndr applini. It Is a midiri vrtparatino, and a ftnir,iu opon «wrv wU-aspoiotM toilet for 1 rentlemaa. For »sl« 6» all ani

Prfwni. Jnsrrn rsistAixmo, O, IJox sits, i'o*V«k

DAY'S TONIC

1st new lenovstloa, and possesses sdvmitAges heretofore uukttowu sud unclaimed by others.

It does not contslu Quinine or sny iiolsoii It does not |iroduce buxslnfr or ronrlns In the hetd, which follows the u«w of Quinine: It Is retalueri by dellrim: stomachs It sets upon the liver and bowels without the use or any other medicine It never fails to cure, and our agents are authorized to return tbe money In each and everr case of Atllure: one bottle will cure two cases. Try It see. Sold by »u Druggists at 1.00.

Louisville. Kv.

Ayer's

Cherry Pectoral

This medicine gains friends at every trial, as the cures it is constantly producing are too remarkable to bo forgotten. No mmlly tliould bo without it, and those who have oncc used it never will.

Eminent Physicians throughout the country prescribe it, anil Clergymen often recommend It from their knowledge of Its cffccts.

RACPARED BT

Dr. i. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and

MR. LUTBB or ihlMclty h»» had for several years a receipt for ilie cure of Kbeuina* tlstn, which Isa quick atid«nr»? emu

-4*,

For Diseases of tho

Throat and Lungs,

such as Coughs,

•Ar

Colds, Whooping .Mi Cough, Bronchitis.

Asthma, and Cob-

sumption.

Tho reputation it has attained, in conscqucncc of tho marvellous cures it has produced daring tho last half century, is a sufficient assurance to tho public that it will continue to reallzo the happiest results that can be desired. In almost every section of country there are persons, publicly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use. All who havo tried it acknowledge Its superiority and where its virtues are known, no ono hesitates as to what medicinc to employ to relieve the distress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary allbctions. CIIEBRYPECTORAL always affords instant relief, and performs rapid cures of the milder varieties of bronchial disorder, as well as the more formidable diseases ofjho lungs.

As a safeguard to children, amid the distressing diseases which beset the Throat aud Chest of Childhood, It is invaluable for, by its timely use, multitudes are rescued and restored to health.

fr k"

A-

•Ml

•14

Analytical Chemists.

•OLD BT All. DBUOGI8T8 KVUKYWMKRU.

A Gre»t~Remody!

pHEUMATtSM.

'Ji

for this

terrible affliction. He n«* oi 1y used lton personal friends now entl lli**n withoat charge. But In the laKtT'f-rthodeTPand for his medicine has been nr Jd, pnrt being constantly imked to plm-uli b».T le tlio public, he has concluded to ««\ole his whole time and at ton icn to this /'ily wendcrfhl medicine. He ian bef«-tit»i nf all times at his residence on Hwan stret lei ween Hlxth and Slx-and-a-Hal sir*, tx. ivlow we aive a list of a few perisons who li.ive tried this medicine and are now u::

BAIJCIMIBOF..

lenre

S10 outfit

1CKEHY, Au(sep. wly)

ATA VDTT I It Ton would avoid \if\ I A It fii 11 bring rendered deaf, or an tit to mingle in company on eceount of foal and natnaatlngdlscuaiwss froiu gungrenotumloeniln the head, ttaeDr. Detchon% Uelebntied Catarrh Bem«-dy. itl* the greatest care and control for the bldeonsdaitroj*er the world ever haw. It will save every life threatened by it. It Immediately arrent sits progress And persevering!? us d, will never dlsnppol tin a core, lntfoirefor a sample bottle attlCLICK. A

•as S:

ITTSAM 0, IKXJ..

Ihnvebeenaffllctcfl witlt ii*.c«iiifttl-m far twenty years and after ti«lni{ ilnec bottles of Dr. wm. Lufs Medicines, 1 l.uvr become entirely well. My limbs were aJ 1 drawn out of shape but are now su t^Md^ouiuh .,

I, 4 OUKEIFCASTI/K. I NO., **.23 IWT.'•

this Is lo ccrtify that 1 have been afflicted with Rheumatism for thirteen years and notable todo any kind of work. Having heard of Dr. Wm. Lute's Medicine I procared fonr bottles of It and after taking Itl find myself entirely well. 1 AU 18 BRAD.

TVKRB HACTK, JAJT. 191377.

This Is loceruftr that I have been severely afflicted with Rheumatism for about six years aod after taking three bottles of the above medicine have jw^entl^^roged.

TSBBE HADTK, JA*. 21J877.

This *s to certify that 1 have been afflicted with Rheumatism tor twelve years and after taking two bottles of Dr. Lute's Medlttnel find myself able to do my own work and walk edght squares, aud hnve ordered two more bottles which I think will euro me. Mas. A. 1 IK MILLER.

Tutsx

IIAOTK,

•boat my bnslccss.

notbeaml«nold

M. G. BAFFEBTf dt CO.

Iwn.

Dr. Lute*, I have ied many kin of medicine for Rbeumathrtn and nave never been able to And a core, until I found yours Which by the use of two brttlt-s has mode laeablefordatywgatn.an'ifcl wHL

ADOLPU MEYKitK, 1'oilcemauL TKRRR HACTS, I*».

I was not able lo walk, on account 9 severeafflletion of Rhenmaiism. Iproenved a bottle of Mr. Lute's edlclne and I aas now able, bj the use of 1L lo walk and go

WM. fll'ENClS

HAtTt. trx.

have tried many remodlcM tor Khetima* tlsm and al' iwve flailed until 1 found Dr. Lute's Remedy, and have tved three bottles and I am sow almost well and am satisfied thai it wl Inrre this terrible disease.

MORTON LOUIS'

TSSHK IIAUTE,

ijtu.

have taken two bottles of fn. Late* iwdiclne aod 1 am now well. I sntfemd greatly from

Rheumatbm

bnt I

now

well, and iweomm«nd It to all Rheumatic aultaren. 1 will keep this medicine for sale at tajr store Utb

Miun,*t

teels.

AM WtJODUUFK

For salealso by E. B!7 U8tt. eori*«r of 9M aad Walunt streets.