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

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growing interest. TLe cirouuiatanceu were a»«o t,ufiidently unuoual, and if related by stranger*, aaffits ently improbable to call forth aouie expressions of sKUitiisbment. When she hail finish ed, he «t» silent for several minute* endeavoring to And some solution o) a tale *o marvelous, and of characters by bin hitherto unheard of. The effort was of oourae a fruitless one, aud be aooo gave it over in despair. Assuming a gayer humor, he aaked, •And pray, Miw lielden, who is thin ^Arthur, who ban made hiaiaeif such a hero,and wbose name you inentiou with vo much familiarity?' •What, ArtbuiT abe answered, 'and don't you really know who he is? Why be la—he is a very old Irieud of my fatb er'a—very indeed—though bo la not so verv old either.'

Wolle making tb1a reply, Marion bad hesitated and blushed, when *he came to the placw where »be wasabo-it to state In what relation Arthur atood to hereeb. Though the fact waa well known, abe, for tome cause or other just then, felt a repugnance to its reaching the ears of Floyd, and most especially from ber own lips. Utmides thin,'she wax not entirely free from tbe shyness which almoat ail young folka feel on so delicate a subject. Bo that in ber answer, an we have aeen, abe evaded tbe dlflicul ty, and even gave a different coloring to ine facte, transmuting tbe young man from an affianced lover of berself^slmply to an ancient friend if her father. It is true that ebe bad,never before felt tbe same reluctance, to the truth being divulged on proper occasions.

She bad nover disavowed it, and what waa more, had never beforo avoided giving a frank and direct answer when interrogated on the subject. In tbe present instance, however she urged to beroelf, that the fact could in no way oonceru Fioyd and therefore abe felt justified, not in concealing, but in omit ing to disclose it. Tbe simple trutb waa, It waa none of lii» buaineaa. This seemed plain enough, and ought to have been conclusive. But to ber it waa not.

Ueraoul was candor itself, and tbe slightest shadoof dtsingenuousnesa marred its clearness and iia beauty like a cloud aeroas the spotlesa sky. But to any other course she felt,at tbe moment, an invinciblo repugnance, not that Arthorln ber judgment, waa a person to be ashamed or. On the oontrary, she thought him worthy to be mated with any one.

All theae thoughts and feelings, meanwhile, occupied tcarcely a moment of time. They were grouped In her mind, rather aa a present oonaciouanesa than as a train of reflection. •But,' Baid F.oyd, noticing Marlon's alight hesitation, 'telling me bis name, and hla Christian name at that, ia not tolling me who ho ia. I begin to suspect thore i» sorno mystery in tt all, and that the lucky youth ia also an old friend of yourself.'

Marlon waa again a Uttlo confused, but managed to answer steadily: 'He is, in fact, what you suppose. And I am mire when you come to know him, you will like bim as well as tbe reat of us. Lticile almost honored him with her love at night.' •That must have been delightful,' an swerod Floyd "but alter all, I suppoae the young man did have another numt •Well then,' she answered, 'as you are so impatient to know it, bis name is Aitluir Waloolt.' •Arthur WalcotU' be exclaimed, while hla countenamie changed and he began to look a little grave. 'And how. in the name of all that is unpleasant, has he become so Intimate a friend of your fam-

•Ymnieem toxnow'lilni, then?' she answered, 'but I do not ilk* the totio in winch vou speak of him.' •Ye0 bo replied 'I have known him for a 1 Hg time or, to speak more cor rectly, I kuew him a loag time ago. To be trunk, I do not wish t» Hay anything about htm

because—heeanwf

generosity,

the taot 1*,

we once bad a litrtjd tiaitrrel, and It ended in—

^fctmoko,'

brolro

In (Colonel

who had heard

Jielaen,

thai pArt

tion which referred

the couversa*

Walcots,

Yea,' answered tb« young man 'in smoke, as you say but, to he plain, in the amoko of gunpowder, though neither of ua was hurt.' •Oh, Richard!' exclaimed Marion, her old familiarity coming back witlj the euiotiou/wbatoould bate induced you two to quarrel? He la all kind new and

ani would not so much as

arm a cat, if bo roukl help it.' •Maybe not,' answered Klojd, -but I ho ad a

T:riotwith

standing. But tmii enbaeqoent tlev opuMwi I Irtfto* 1 -iH-.t. •U' it jus* possible that there may h»vu ui aouifc mi^eoneefttion between us.*

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Ilere tbe conversation turned otaer topic#, and an hour or ao •way agreeably to all partis

THE DBA TH 0NI8HMRH T.

How it is vq/ticted in tk£ Various

When the acuueed refused to confbsa bis guilt, he waa made to die by the dure.

peine forte et dm

Etizibevh Tudor,

Middleton, wife of a rich cltlsan of York, accused of harboring a school master, refused to plead guilty, because she c*»n#idored that aucu 'a plea would be equivalent to a falsehood. She waa diverted of all her clothes, and robed in a long linen babit. She lay down on the ground, ber lace covered with a handkerchief. Then a door was placed upon ber, and her extended hands were bound to two posts, ber feet being secured to two other*. A sbarp stone was plaoed upon her hack. Then upon the door wore boaped iron weights, wbicb broke her rtbn, while the stone under ber broke her apine. Tbe poor woman uttered only one exclamatiou and' wan s$on dead. Traitors were* usually beheaded or put to ther»ck, hut those of a lower clans were "hanged, drawn and quartered," literally cut iu pieces whilo life yet remained in the body. It need scarcely be mentioned that for "horefcy" a great many persons have been burned alive at the stake. The last instance in England

In Spain and her colonies capital punishing? ia inflicted by tbe garrote, which a species of strangulation that is instantaneous and said to be painless.

The puni»hmont by the knout, which formerly was general throughout Russia for almost every variety of crime, and which barbarously murderel many persons by slow and prolonged and most horriblo torture, waa abolished by the present Czar, Alexander II. Tbe culprit was bound to two ntakes and received on his bare back the specified number of lashes, and tbe highest number inflicted was considered equivalent to a sentence of death. If tbe criminal survived he was banished for life to Siberia. Formerly tbe nose was slit, the ears cut off and the letter or var, rogue,) branded on tbo forehead

In Chine, simple beheading is the mode of capital punishment, the unfortunate victim being usually half starved before his execution, besides being exposed in view of tbe wbcle community, who taunt him with the vilest and most abusive epithets, sometimes alter nated with blows and tbe pelting of stones, sticks and mud. Sometimes the bastinado (a baton or cudgel) is used, and this punishment often destroys life. Another mode of Chinese legal lit© taking is horrible. The culprit is placed between two planks, around which a coil of rope is firmly bound, and the executioner saws tbe timber and m«n through tho middle.

A singular mode of execution prevails in the Empire of Japan. It was called hara kari hara hiri, wb*ch raeana "belly cut," and was a pointed knife. It was often done by the person himself, bat there were professional performers in most large cities in Japan. The Tycoon would intimate to such or such persons that he was dissatisfied with them, whereupon, taking the hint, they made away with themselves. The Jaftanes© have little fear of death, and endure tbe most cruel torture with passive fortitude.

Punjab went, on tho wheel was first eltnployedin Germahy On tbo murderers of Leopold Duke of .Austria, in tbo fou'te nth efeattiry. AccordIrig to the German, mode of this savage execution, the criminal was laid on a cart wheel with hie arms and legs extended, and hl« limbs, In that posture, fractured wfth an Iron bar.

Between the years of 830 and 900 the laws or Scotland were barbarous. Tbe followiogare some of tbe laws:

That a|l persons Convicted of man slaughter ^sball loso his bead, aud any woman cpnvicted of a capital crime, saall be drowned or burled alive.

He that blasphemeth God or hh Saints, shall want his tongue. Jf eon Injure his parent, by word or deed, he shall first loie either tongue, hand or fbot whereby he offended his parent and then bo haug'd and bia body reiffai.n unburied. vi

Juggler*, wizards or any pftraon known to use familiarity *lth the Devil or livll Spirit shall be burnt to death.

All oppres ors ami luvadn.s of other men'a landaaimll bo beheaded. jf In Turkey, when tbe Sultan was dissatisfied with a Paaha or other superior QtUcer, or wished to obtain his wealth, it was usual for him to send a messenger iotbrtdojmsd man, who poli ely communicated to him tbe Imperial desire that hi« death obouid tako pines, and produced warrant to that eff wt, with a tough bow-striiu:, Jttade of rat. t"i». which—tho m-tien Ueir»g iustantfj !uUed to the word—wan therenpfin pa ed around tbe neck to produce S :angulation.

onetime

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con: Sundav

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C.ITJIARTIC, or iatiltuzn in Parro

l*lij*lc. *Thc tirtve'.:-.-

nv»!|rit

Phan:ini,o,i:i.

takiiiK

Harper's Periodicals,

to one nduress for one year,.

l.iriro,Siileftre.

oimiiofc.l

euu,

$7.00

Jwr

either tbo Magazine,

COpU

one year, without extra copy, fo

Pads,

GOM

of my

career. On L:i MIIRUJI, AT a

SMITH'S

it, LIROSMIUC,

Ts not'aliLlr^re. SBS'ITH'd Poe-t not rwtsKMK -, if smxH's

«!»L

tlip-O rondutons IH

LITFC WITNESSED

H-:vl

lutruh-'mlraeulona

CINE'

T'-IMT-'

MIKIS of EATIE^ foci warranted SUD

perfectly ia?o fa. risking bow n»v

Jte^torei UalrjoUio licrjJ,_

IF?

rilfewttK I si:

Checks li«lr from falltui smith'S. Makes hair Rrcw six feet.

I-u

», if I'V UIMGIC, AND wi'JI A ccr«

any medicirot

Kxcoanive

Flowing, l'alnfnl

I l'nfi-iiin

rrcjni

lnpsus'oniiiios,

ion lion Nerrou!

tlie

Uterus, Atitevor lon niul

oiirliiff

fullinc

cents, by mall,

Down

ijeuMtlon»*,

Retroversion, Uoiurlng

IKjndoncy, Uongestion, Inflammation nad

bi:crlio»-

Sift®"i««i,

•«•»»»!,

Threatened Mi*cnrriafro,

Clinmic

Dr.A.G.OLIN'S

all

Dbeiwof a

Private

ptliaou

calar

tl«n.

luoiUciual jjropcrUM.froia UtiJJByjai vaiit.

iib'.o

roots and

licrbi,

84 00

t'.lions

iSiipplied

time. The volumes of the Bazar commence with tho year, ne.i

and cone«ntrate tlicm

inimtto Ur:mulo, aearceiy

for

eacu

l»v t^WoO of

taiite-".

Krarytad

Cicniltwl,

roir.ti.iivof.' nmi nr:t« oiu'i ll*,

of clic.i

»,

fruJe,,

its lii#ulUy JuRi«»l|jw

when wo can,

l»y

cliemlcal

care(aUi|i|ai4aii.a^w

sc'.unco,

extract

all the

CiiUianie

tbouU gat

nad

:lI -0 t/r its loiT^-er

a:«l

litlo

larger

r:::»°tard need, that can

tlio most

than a

bo rc.idilv

swallowcii

rensitivo stnmncha

ami

Kao.h little

rgjiroscnta,

Ptirtratlvo Pellet

$20.

a unstoonccntrjited

form,as much

cIUiartie»wcr"fw is ctnlxxlled

at any

l.Hf^Q jiill#

in any

fnUii

of Uia,

l,for£nla in

their

drugslioys.

Fr6«k

uimdorfui Cathartio jwwer,-in compaHaoa

it)

tlili

Iwek.

dies, $onl«j.

Addnum.

ixu-sh

dniAtic

(Saso.(hOiUS'erent

aciivo medicinal principle* of which ihev

conijiosed

being eo

arn

haimonlzod

and

tho

mcxiiilutl,

oliicrg, ns

vi whieo

Mnrehl its

& niont

and tboron^iii

vot gouUy

.Uidly operating oa(liiM|c.

wenrenin awl

kind

Reward

Wn1 VoinWM*.

receipt or

liorilnr

dfl'uAvl

f|.-00 IE

rtsyJcfwsiii

iinaivsi-",

will llnd

tlicm nnv calomcl or

jSr1i(?r Jn|W|fOT««orcury,

rar1na: al

ijutayn,

Belair entirely

in-

veto

fcbre'i-t

n!e

volume

receiptif

sfnt

«tjimp.

table,

miuiie.l

wUliOi'.t tlUut:-'l:'.!tr.cc

grali^ton

O-

Subsfirlptlon»recelve-l. fpr Harper's

no particular

u*li

ilioai. Tlicyojicr-

to cou -titittion. itict

"dHM-iirSltlnn. ForJltaudi o,Hcndactie, Cttnoiipnlloii,

I«1npui-e Bidoi^

Pam

of tho

Soar

froai

.stomach, lu"«nd ta^io lu (ho

inentb. B.lHaur* auark«, Palti In region

Hlduc}»«, Muemai

BloaM

feollug

THE SUN.

iMiK 8»N

CriemiR

one

year Sf»t» or, two of Ilarper'a Periodical*. for one year, f? fjP***

anil

MijyK»rt.

of theM

jht-

ten

tto

r*eoni

ywiia It

tft

trhlch

of the Union.

Daily hum

is a fattr-pajte

month,t or

ewRt^P^g l5ia& »f

Weekly Uc ginwith tlie

aheet

prie» by

S«-AO

mall,

fw*t

old,

Mi CtXtUf

par year.

The jCtanday edition of TBR

St'x

la an

9»

lug

the

i,ew«of

the

day,

lari^a

moctut of

OAT

Wis

pai

1.20

alxo eonUin* a

iltemiy

and

atlaeellaneota

atterape«?aliy prepared

It.

TBK

haa mat

a year,

thy

M»TJT

«ith

great su P«*t

It ireolat«t U»roo*boot the United Htatra, tbe tlnwlM, and beyood. far ilie'( greet, tto ieotn andrmralt In tbe llfflttot and flrtftd. i** new* *d

paid. Ttitt prlee,qoallty eomidmd, ittlMdmipett n«

as riRHlMABU CAtM, Xotvo 4k alike, with nam*. Me. so McralLwIth Z3 ""iy?®!!^oAssskI

UO,Pw&Li^L,Mal&«.

BOTTS, Ko. 12. 6ti« bt. XrfMiia. 2Zo

THE PHffiKIX TILE MACHINE.

Alt

AU70 I lURQ

83.00.

PL ftSTlBRS aot

H.lift.n'frtii

TTfaM«tetedt«(b««raauarTUiMa|s 1 Jt ta

ocuallr

driven b*

$2500

Kmetatloua

FeVert

aboni

Mtomaeh,Utuiu

lliuli-culored

Urine, Vu«oeiabilily!,

nttd

Oloonif

Dr. Plflif«'i

Fioiu*

(titl I'llr-JJiU*. 0 felietsu Iji

«l)

»i

a variety of

tTto remj»ilhl^ow%rft)t toK l'trgauve i'ellcta

clt'CuM- -., I

tviili

A i::-. ...:r :J.I*

|r»i erti' at

1 htfUti* bo t:.-i*Tlr|Be K*t. ••••e--

l»V -Tirafe] i.i-u4 fWnnVleit:-!:i

o.t

•'iinftte, K» ii.at tier''*rok4t«r 1

LTV lie.

PSS.

*-laii*

a not thVn#e U. RV^e

*lil-I« itrtMitip ia •:•!!». 'VI

tb»

p««*t c# t*

ttflTTibXitan Lb p0**t

S benw. ltdetifer»ti»»ltMtwtep|wltg«CAl') It »®7 wawwd H»

hmw.

iisasrin"^

nu,

rf KT»1« to til, R»rUa«.

ZAdlABi^oUCi^lHli

A TKAW.

Adiro^J.^in *$*.*}•

Wla«- igi «JUNJ •1in otj" 'i wl ti-

wtt»sa«rt»U»

yoar.cWJd tlie

l»oo

bott-ie of '.ti-

A Wi»lt to 8IUOpAflt

jQi&pJ 1% JP. U.VlV^EHV, An-

3tf

CATAEEll

unfit to

mlngl"?

est rare

ever

it*

a\»d ^e l^hhH«»eV»rywherp,

for»hepa*tf he^»as

for

bn r*eoni

for

tfaVeTiImerrobeet*

**W..

11fo

roata

fartjie renewal of

jwotiTd ivmfnd

lliait«

for a eontlrxjaneeof the

hearty .•tyui|»'(

jmLMMffiw aoo|i»»ja«:

feitentlod

tt from ev

threatened

will never

oauJIfi^e for lkefr con^deratlon

Ind.-fc

Ann it lnjtar can lt»wo. Tern 5Un ami Wbtim iVee. H. HAl.r.Krr O. Hirtiai***Mniae .i mu

n*i,

x^aiiajfig #flj

Kev York Clly.

In tbe very Mafmnlwfirila" varntiiM u, work, l»y JOSEPH FOX.K, Ko. tH Mall atreet, norm Udti W-wtfe' 3rd and Kfettt. up "Calm. fon't condemn your ma

toe eoat repaUiaaaA«i« trine. The bM MKitataiM oil eot»taittiyon band. 4'

OXSTEB^flOT H0C8E,

UTBBRK tbe bwt brand of OT6TERS are H»ld by Um caw, ean.jcaUon or barrel— whoit »ik and »talJ. wluM be nst1enoi4 thfwiww ttotnigli.

cures without xntnlkinc,

nVLmAf* O ip\ ^pecidcnnd prompt acUon tuo IAv^ pi''*• Ktiinejitf, tyntl Hear! O con'i'ols in an Mto*..i»hin^!y rltort lime any uiscase which attdcke or grows out of these organs.

CTTTTuluCTf

Ki&JUUyiMdr a and a prompt a.nfl mdioSl "T. care for all

Malaria

$2 06 Special Pads, $3.00. rSrHOIiMAN'S MEDICATE.®

aa if br magic. Foot Plasters,

T^. NEWTON S?nTHS

HAIR- RESTORATIVE

POSITIVELY HAIR TO BALD HEADS.

SMITH'S

Mate* vrhtsJocrc gvotv. SM1TWS 7«Jfss oat ail.daadruff.

SMITH'S Xa lai. clsss 1 -Ir drcislnjr.

Ts Uortlh

ilyers For

g-5-

£si^l§ «s O

Hosltal,

natu™, MmltSnf

from

kaitmduataor til* IUIJTOKI Sfboot,

board, «»ll ar »rlia. EMTV c»n««iMiMafor

Stnd 8fly nnu for «ample of

IraporUnt

Inlbnnatlaa

Kjrftpraa.

Fanmla

nib^|i

»tr

far.

Cnmitltattoo

frta.

GUIDE

y^un^

and

oenta, loaayad-

A PHYSIOLOGICAL

View of 5B

I A

AbuM«

cvatUi

:e!

of marria(to and Uo

I. 1 |-—1*•»"«*

crettof

book for conii«l-

rcodliix-privatp,

lo ate

Excesses, or Secret

Disoasos.

czert-

The Pad ft

prevent^*.

nlso, Neuralgia, Ifheumatism,

VQUsne.«», Sciatica, Spinal Discs so, II eadaclie, Colic, Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, ^tc. 1'hero ncd saany more hayo tHor 3 origin in the Stomach and Liver. 1 your druggists

»f not hoop them,address Holaaa liver Pad Company, C3 3r,ailcn I«nn^, JTdrtr york, oV 2J8 W. Fourth lit, l.incinnati, 0. /Pri'

f-SUlaidon Land, ?*6tv York, or 243 W. rourtli ot,, (.incmnaU, U. /In

Tliii t?i« only yta?r lt?«tfi)raUT#

for

SMITH'3 Is aI'.Kircd by ail ladles. SMITH'S

to alt

wljrs. 3

all.

B1K. 1

fn« 3M l. JfO l»H

pr «*/. Il

fuil/ mmattd. ll

ta»T10,

UjMiM

an isfalod

wi'.V

taWH W

Poen

crM

prlxa.TneU

CSAK3IEB6 TATI02

Viimi**

axt4 Mtabflkctnrrr'^

toif

Body Plasters, £0 cents each. c2T"Bevvaro of imitations. Tal:o non© bat?* the ofiginrl klolman's. Moll on reccipt of prieo, postage frop.

conta

'tit

Uitl

poirt

thef«f( -trn't t'le Vc?', Sj!ni'j:iU'ar In

tlaDP-

linotiuvi tU

eai lutiml

iktdw

Mats c/trn»Ti..JHvJDti,t«ia

th*k»ia,»ndUo**Oy

spjibta. Jt A ttindsmt aal iu up^n evii* writ •appointed toilet fcr lu_

fMitlomw. h««r by

all

DniKfUU end

"JfeswfM fKssrxsoaeri'ropriatwn

O. Dor toxtrlU^NuV

taantifno-

UMerowtitof

1 trirednxiiwn!*

iiriMutu

i.j.l tj urr-»t»li

v|ii«»l

hair.

fnllirTfout.

ThouuntU of men, who vera tuild-hwaM, •i\r hiren full maor m»1 Itdr Sr Urnttjcky. Wl» ws 1 j?i!P" li»W. now hM now-»®la ln*t,jtr SIX FEtT Inlviurth nrni|n««.l k» the IUOof Dr. J.NcwtoaSBita'S lliir I'oK'orativi).

h* the u«o of Dr. J.

I lir I'os'orativu. $ind

(wJitWe. anmUUkaMs. and «mdc~

nnWottiKno prtx Ha iamrhJct farm, fro* to all Inur inu IHIHKK out, «I«»MIthtockliifruaail dmdruff.IRt

WIonaa

In-

liighlf porfumea itnd «lcmat hair drvisiaf. much admtml hr the Usllc*. i*rice fori tattle*. cxpr«*«*4 on r«e«tp4

lariMS.J.IM Call

M«

vmtr

drnrirUt.

or trtilnu,

r-\

J. P. I201M:0LS CO.,

Loiisraie,

Zy. O

Cathartic Pills,

cii

tnd

ior

Uiilirceation, Headache, Erysipelas, Jktheutnatistu, Eruptions andSkm

ncr Pill,

t__

a'Muar

aariy anM

B»M BO

nxmirr, baa tb«

'tftat pr»eUc«in the U. S. I.AD1E8 nanWnf traanaratwlth private )x»n*

TUL

AYKU'S l'ti.i.8

more than a

Rublar

deeds

aaddr-

its. OLiira

tafbrmittion

for

bf botb Sewa, oo «I1 dltWtfM 6f ifbirt It l:i« vnarrkid tod tixM

marrtAff*.Valu»bl«

rwlawl»Uttf

l!o*r tn b* hea!l}iy wid trujy

used

Diseases,

Bthjusaeas, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms, Neuralgia aa a Din*

for

t^||i

"-pf

purilying

tho Blood, Are the most

the every-tlay complaints of every-,

iKHly,

iiut

A. Quids to Wadiook and onnilcntial Treatl»e on

powerful

that

imflt

tor

Itrtm

Beproduotipn

and

.iho

Dlsctuea

of Women

effects, tlicy arc,

«e-

il'tiie. 'tlib Mfl'St

"T?}"

pages, ptic*

vim tht beat

ftiCAiii effiHV, 2M i«vmMse«.prie*£ilrtP* A tho show dnwa«r4 ami

OIOMCr.lIIIOAI.ljECTnaEoti of Uie Throatand Lungs, CaLurrhtSupturo! tbo Op' um H*btt,&c.. price

rt«.

Uiharbook ncnt porfpaidon/ecaipt otpWrc or*

t'ifcctivo

and

§5

congenial pup-

g£

ffiti

vo ever

tils-

tjoveml. Tlicy

arc mild, but

cflTectual

thejr operation, movin#

1 tt

Without pulu. Although

^en- /.

tie in

their

op-

oration. they.

are still the most thorough fuul soatckilig cathartic, mctlicinc that emi i«» employed: demising the utomach jumI |s bowels, and even the blood. In small. doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the dlirestlvc organs and promote vig-oi-oits healih.

lmve ecn known for

quailer of a ccntiiry, anfl

have obtained a world-wide reputation for their virtues.

They corroct

dis

action in the several assimllatlve orffnns of tbe body, and are so composed that obstructions within their raugc can rarely withstand or

W-h

u». ail& yiMUate^,

t'tiloujel

ifhtKe

fW''anybody.

itfeUrartttitAt&ttwtepiMrtMftV}

It b«7U c«am«Ml Htd

sou*.

peats

.*» i,i!

Agent*.

c\pl.i-ii:iti

aniti

animal id or

wanted.

IP.M.Cariey diarirti

bt Jag rend^mt

fouiattu naiweilUn«(ii*i

Ks-enousu-e »*Ui UidtieaU. use

"elohra

er the world

them. Not only do they eurt:

also formidable,and danger-

ons tiiseaKea that

have bafllcd the

of human

ilutiM

best

skill. While they produce

at the sarao

and

bent

rl)iHlrcil:

physic for t?.

their aperient

hey

pri IK'

ireaeii

^action

much less Unm the

com

moii

inir{j:jifely?s,»a"d Jifiver ^Ive .pain y.hen sv

the bowels are not inflamed. Fhcy

ihe vital fountains

and

of'tin* blood,

*fro%theivthe

system by freeing

iUnfr im*hp elements.of weakness.

three,

eon'ainfn»MOW»««i.h»atrtlflif!ir IllwetrtlW, li'f '.'ft*.

,, Atlnp^tt.U

jind conditions

coulaililng neither

noV. juiv

fleleterlt)!!" drujr,

Pill.s may

taken with safety

Tholr

serveji

puffaai-coaiina:

tiiem-

ALn

Bnet

I'ti^-i tftnaisi Piartteafitrs free.'

Taylor.,..^

jgi. Ed,

y»a .^roa^iityoH

font.

Dr.

IVtchon'a

ed Cntarch Retn«

tt fs the great-

andcontml

will nave very

'bt'

It. It Irr.wMUfrty

prr4tv-«i, a ad

j^rri*everlu#ly

disappoint »ft

that It'

i,.mf Mrta,

Sfi!lag^WlNWHBW*,^

H. A. Daoicqr ^.uk..

ar-

ua d.

T.L. Jonc «...

Wm..T.

a cure.

Walton

mi, .1...

t—

Uly^Hea 9.

CO.

T«

MACHINES

ti. Mc 1

ft. C.

pre-

ev«r and, makes

ilieni p.leasuut

to take

ptirelv veiretable,

.uiiile being

from

harm

cln:

'ihelrbst*

arise

in any

rptaiJiK.v.

rar.PARri)

pA J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical ami Analytical Cliemiiti.

unuoaisTs

PI/ WATCH EM.

ttnflisftn«ATEtl HrflwnrrM.

Cho#p

Sainpir Wairji fYeito

Addrc«, ACouJ.T*a*Co.Chic«co

i. •:,

*tt: v-

9iat«a«»l u' ifcroK-j fina ttreuiftr-.otu i-o'jr*. & PSlt«Yiana UtJJlffN t:? iXWfiv,

U.'if.V I-..I-

,^r«l

iT.

Evuuxwiianit

THK

SATURDAY EVENING W^lU

ts-etUtAiK'tf

EACH SATURDAY Al'TKKNdON/ -»v-

Jl.

«rrr.:.v

rf. 11 i!.

K'. 1 'o!».

en- 1' 1V 1 I-11. v. :r ••.on' it. ISKr •A •Ufi 1»V

H'.'W

.'W C?. li8t,tW,.rt..,..w«w.,„.

r. L. Wlieelor fJktA.

&tf

ta iloniK

». I/Qudijr Uiilea i'iv

tto

«t

r.- !•. nia

ft!,.,:!, iila

I In»"i

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Tiltdtaoa....^

fe.

rijojiti, 11

iuii

v.. in, lad 1 ftl0 !l Ml,

liiju.k115

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ind.Ina vtt'f, loft r, lad

Ml ti

Prutt.... t.J.

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Ind

ton. Ilia

3. (J# WiteOB.tiwi#..wi»wi«'.t»»^ ..

lliratn

Lickiig^ter..„ «w»v"!»"]|*,

IJIa

le.HitiM... t'eit -/we. ma

Uo'«M&.~ VeWi»i

jion, Ilia

Charley MeCdtcheon Jakfown, 1 (Ml

«"(?. H#ttfka^,..«iUAi.-..i.«......^.Hliri:ord, Idtt ^budfonl,

am.

dy.

OtJ#

ior tb»llli«n*4aW8f-

Jfmpk

H7F.

lud

KM?ene, tnd

...^.^Sewport, Ind

..„AIotitt!7,uma.,

M.Od«il~..

Bolilnffer.„

Ipd

..^..bheiburne, ltd

Watkla«„„„-.

.....Brldfetou,lnd

Dtiree....

nqulr« ror

a immpleteottl^m«m.i:*A»*«*Ts

oral

mnmM9 J&mww'# trnttoFk**"*

Knapp~«..„.

Pontias labler

ii*

o«t-

.^.W.eaifield 111

.Mrtrtlmvllle,,

Ilia

olfcji'i., Ition.

John

dark..„...—

Hurry WeWtfan..

ills

-....UvlngKion,

111a

?,.,. Ute

i«'r&nfelin,.„...

WlU

DeArrnond

Mi# Hendrlx^.

Ann

Mdudimore,

Klaraer..

Uia

.Areola,

IU*

IWWlh l*. Owen......-— JKew Uoxben, ind

Holliupre.iad

Wallace ftandtj«ty .New

Ism non, 1 nA

fwrnnel IjOVn*.i„«..i~_ .MisJmily Point, 111a ^........ .A~......tArt»o*lun,irxdIJbi,CfyUjrvilie

h-i

i.w«..»IttUmn,

iroy

A. I#.

Ind

..,..—.....-.,,..axv|iie, Irfd

1.8. Hewitt .!... tnidley, Ilia

Bttraon

—^Kcot4auU,

Ilia

iekerton_ fteeley ville,

ROM

J&l

iMiwtMM«wM^boufi«^Ind

ft. U. Xnrnera, I

JoeT. MeC^iakry in'^—yownjortown. 1

W.a.Hodfi8„ A. O. JCerty~? I.ixr J. W. Umax B. A. Herri LH. BoMev..

one, I!

MJiRMRltBKda)e,

^Annatiolia, Jf .AnnieKbtirK, It

.... Vnlrbank*, It£El

LiOt Brad0cUT_ i—^Palermo. IU* ^S?rnrz?^c»°S lS Darlington,1n9

Darfd Lewta^~*» W. B. Martyn...^ Clement Harper

.—.....^^-CarllHle,

Lawlreib..

W. K.

Tmnaiehlp*Ot

'itclictt

1&. A.

Init

«lddietown,

InA

Cnrterfburu,,Ir~IQ*aaey*..«X'

-Darn. 2nd

^—D#tioc.U, III*

l" -J

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