Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 8, Number 52, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 June 1878 — Page 7

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

TBIN SKINS.

STp doubt sensitiveness is a mark of refined temperament, but in view of the roQghnesa of everyday life, we can bat think that too much of it ia a positive misfortune.

The sensitive man 1a never thoroughly

b®ppy*

He la too thin skinned to bear with equanimity the temperature ot the world at large. He la always getting alighted by somebody. He ia aiwaya having his feelings hurt: Some wrong la being continually done bim. He is always left out when he should be counted in, and vioe versa.

If Mrs., who Is near righted and would not recognize her own grandfather three doors off, meets him on the street and dees not bow—be Is slighted

Mrs. A bas cat bim If Jenkins has a party and invites a dozen friends, and leaves onr tbin skinned friend out, ho feels himself aggrieved. If his next door neighbor bas an attack of dyspepsia and wears along face in consequence,

our sensitive man is sure there is semething wrong. Somebody bas been misre re in

is always in trouble. As a child, his nose will be perpetually out of joint as a young man his teachers will be in a conspiracy against bim to prevent bim from gaining the first honors and when It comes to falling in love, and going courting, Heaven preserve him I for if there is a marriageable man within ten milea of bis "beloved," he will be sure to think she favors him.

Your thin skinned man ia always taking bints. 'Jgbe old adage says. "If the Baddle fits then buckle tbe girths.' allv

He is continually buckling girths, anybody laughs behind his back, they are laughing at him. If be bas along nose and noses are mentioned, be is sure he is attacked. If be comes from a poor family, and anybody mentions poverty, be Is ready to flare up—they are twitting bim with bis bumble origin.

His friends are a source of unhappiness to bim, for they must .talk, and who can manage conversation so skillfully as not to run against some of the angles of a sensitive man

Tbe minister means him, he feels sure, when be is preaching about special sinners, and consequently bo refuses to subscribe fifty dollars to that worthy's salary.

Almost every newspaper article be reads bits bim, and he is rsady to beard the editor and challenge the author in behalf of his wounded feelings.

Iu abort, ho leads a llfo of it, ana every humane person must pity hiin. Time will, in some measure, wear away extreme sensitiveness, but it is a long, hard struggle, and if auy of onr readers are born with thick sk'ns, let them thank fortune for it.

For it is a faat that this world will go on lust as it has gone on for ages, totally unmindful of individual feelings, heedless of crushed spirits and broken hearts, careless of lost happiness, Indifferent to tbe joys or

5olng,

Borrows

of Its in-

^abitantH. And the man who Is never slighted, who nevor takes hints, who is never downcast because of evil doers, who can

0 on secure in his own sense of right and recolve no wonnds of feeling or sensibility, is the man whoso days will be many, whose sleep will be quiet.

Ulvv* Happy Individual!

X* it

W A O I O S IN I AT E Thero are light, quick, surface voices that involuntarily seem to utter tbe slang 'I Wont do' to tie to.' The man's words may assure you of his strength ot purpose and reliability, yet bis tone oontradlcts his speech.

Then there are low, deep, strong voices, where the words seem ground out, as If tbe man owed humanity a grudge, and means to pay It some day. That man's opponents may well tremble, and his friends may trust hiB strength of purpose and ability to act.

There is the coarse, boisterous, dictatorial tone, Invariably adopted by vulgar portions, who have not sufficient cultivation to understand their own Insignificance.

There is the incredulous tone, that is

voice, that says "sycophant" as plainly aa If It uttered the word. It cajoles and flatters you Its words say, "I love you I admire youi you are everything that you should be."

Then there is the tender, musical, oompasslonate voice, tbat sometimes goes with »harp features (as they Indies to merely intensity of feeling) and sometimes with blunt features, out always with genuine benevolence.

If you are full of affectation and pretence, your voice proclaims It. If you are full of honesty, strength and purpose, your voice proclaims it.

If you are cold and calm and firm and oonalstent, or fickle and foolish and de~ oepUous, your toico will be equally truth telling.

You cannot change your voice from a natural to aa unnatural tone without its being known that you are doing so.

A SKELETON IN EVERY HOUSE. Toledo Blade. The original of the above is briefly this: A young student of Naples, believing hiinseit dying, and rearing the news of his death would break the heart of his widowed mother, who passionately loved him, after much reflection adoptdf the following device: He wrote to bis mother telling her he was 111, and that a sexjthsayer baa foretold he oould not get well until he wore a shirt made by a woman who had no trouble, iu fact, who was perfectly happy and oontented. The widow, in her simplicity, thought that tbe attaining such a garment was an easy task but after making inquiries from her friends, (bund tbat each had a secret care. At last she heard, from surrounded

making her happy. The old Jlady hastened to tier and made known her wish the lady made qo xeply, but took her visitor into an adjoining? closet, where *he was horror struck at beholding* skeleton sos-

Kve

nded from abeam. *Fbr twenty years I been married," said the lady. **I was forced to marry my hnsband wbile loving another shortly after our wedding my former husband oame one evening to bid ae farewell forever my husband surprised us while together, aud instantly stabbed him whom be unjustly suspected to the heart he then caused his skeleton to be preserved, and every day be makes^ne vlsitlt." Tbe widow concluded that no one was with* oat tremble, and as her eon had desired, she became reconciled to the idea of his losa. Every one has his troablee—there is a skeleton in every house.

MA RRIRD POLITENESS. "Will you asked a pleasant voice And tbe husband answered* "Yee, my dear, with pleasure."

It was quietly but heartily said, the tone, manner, the look, were perfectly natural end very affectionate. *'I beg

Sour

pardon," comes as readily to bis ps. when by any little awkwardness be has disconcerted her, as it would if he were in the presence of tbe moat fashionable stickler for etiquette. This is because be is a most thorough gentlemen, who thinks bis wife in all things entitled to precedence. He tyves her best—why should he hesitate to show it, not in sickly, mauplin attentions, but in preferring her pleasure and honoring her in pa bile as well as private. He knows ber worth, wky should he hesitate to attest it? "Ana henbasband be praised her/' saitb Holy Writ not by fulsome'adulation, not by pushing her charms into notice, but by speaking as opportunity occurs in a manly way, of her virtues.

Though words seem little things, and slight attentions almost valueless, yet depend on it, they keep the flame bright, especially as they are natural. Tbe children grow op into a better moral atmosphere, and learn to respect their parents as they see them respecting each other. Many a boy takes advantage of a mother he loves, because he often sees the rudeness of his father. Insensibly he gathers to his bosom tbe same habits ana the thoughts and feelings they engender, ana in his turn becomes tbe petty tyrant. Only his mother—why should he thank ber? father never does. Thus tbe home becomes tbe seat of disorder and unhappiness. Only for strangers are kind words expressed, and hvpocrite go ont from tbe hpartintme ful prepared to render benevolence and politeness to any one and every one out those who have the justest claims. Ah! give us tbe kind lance, the happy homestead—tbe smilng wife and courteous children of the friend who said so pleasantly "Yes, my dear, with pleasuie." /v

PROGRESSIVE INDIANS. Austin, Ney., Reveille. Parties in from Upper Reese River Valley state that recently in tbat locality tbe Shoshone Indians chopped oft the bead of a medicine man of tbat tribe who was suvpeoted of having bewitched a patient. It is customary among the Snoshones and Flutes that when a medicine man fails to effect a care, and the patient dies on his hands, they stone bim to death, and this decapitation of the unsuccessful medical practitioner is anew departure from the established customs of the re tribes. Thus are the influences of civilization gradually making themselves felt and manifest among the unto* tored red men and we should not be surprised if ere long a trial by jury is accorded the medicine man who howls a sick Indian to deatb, and the courtesy of a coroner's inquest granted to bis body after tbe execution of capital .sentence upon him.

THE MARCH OF WOMEN. {National Journal.! Thirty years ago there was not a single woman doctor in this country, now there are over five hundred.

There are three medicil colleges exclusively for women, and four mens colleges where women are admitted.

Several women have become experts in dentistry in this country. There are sixty-seven women preachers in the United States.

Oberlin college, in Ohio, has graduated more women than men, although both sexes are admitted on equal terms.

There are ninety-seven colleges in the United States where men and women are lK)th admitted.

Boston Bulletin: The editor's is a most faocinatin^ employment, does not require any previous education or preparation, and pays enormously. The principal occupation of leading editors is to receive enormous bribes for leading articles to attend theaters, concerts and other places of public resort, occupying the best places, of course, and to inform political leaders how they should regulate affairs. Assistant editors and reporters, who are scarce at $365 a week, generally work four hours a day when they are not away on vacations, have free passes everywhere, and the

}or

leasure

of their company is contended by the elite of the city.

"This mule," remarked the livery stable man as they passed the stall where the animal was leaning up against the partition, dreaming ox an Eden wherein there was but one mule and a thousand timid men.—'.'this mule, is a kicker." "This one?" Innocently inquired the' young man. laying his hand upon the mule% bustle to be sure that the proper animal was indicated. "This —. The liveryman said he didn't mind the loss of the money (as the young man did not take out the fancy ng he was going to look at), but what he hated about it was hating the roof of the stable mussed up so where the young man went through.

Courier-Journal: Possibilities for 18—: Communist uprising in all the cities ol the United States. U. S. Grant declared Kaiser. While the Kaiser

been

a "gallant

Union

other. (8)

lavitatlM. 8tore and get trial

Special

Call at oar Drug store and get trial bottle of

Dr.

Kixtrs XKw DisooTKXY.free

of charge, if ye«i are suffering with a Coogfc. Gold, Asthma, Bronchitis. Oonnaptkra, loss of voiee, tickling la tks throat, or any afleotion of the Ibrqot

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

A partly vegetable dbtfltetfofi Mrtlniy all other remedies.

reveryunlike

the preparation of this remarkable remedy nerb. plant, aatf bark iBsnMeetedto die* filiation, wHereby the esssattsl kedUl Mf la obtained to vapor, condensed aad bottled. Wart remains in the aflll Is Inert, valutas, and totally tmOt for nan In aa onanism ao delicate aa toe nasal imMin Yet ajl^ j^ U^lnb^cQgixmntis

SfltRNIlK RADICAL CURE

aiese

«n(T pain and at once correcting,

cleansing, and parilylna the secretions Internally administered. It acts upon tho organs of circulation, keeps tho skin motsi, and neutralizes the acid poison that has found

way into the stomach and

thence into the blood. Thus a core progresses la both directions, and it does not seen possible for human Ingenuity to derlso a more rational treat-

STBPBXSXKO CUBE.

Gentlemen.—About twelve yenre ajro. while travelling with Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert Troupe as a tenor slnccr, I took a severe cold and was laid up at 1 wsrk. h.

J. This c»ld toought on

a severe attack: of Catarrh, which I battled? with every known remedy for fonr weeks without avail, and was finally obliged to give tin a most destrablo position and return hotdte, unnUe to mug a note. For three years aiterwanls 1 w.a ur.able to sine at all. The first at tack of Cr.timli i.ad left my nasal or-

and was finally obliged to give tin a most destrablo position and return hotdte, unnMe to ir.abli ltftmri gansaa«l throat so sensitive that the slightest cold would bring on a lK-sh Waving ine prostrated. Ia Mils way I conHnr.'- 11 sutler. The last attack, thd severest I ever hav.-^s terrible. I suffered the most excruclai lng p»: la my head, was ao hoarse as to be scarcuy aula to speck, and coughed Incessantly. I thought I was going toto

ulck consumption, and 1 firmly believe that had symptoms continued without relief they would hare rendered me an e? victim. When In this distressing condition, coumenccd the use ofBxxrosD'a

Radical Cukk rca

P.P.—

Ipurrtiase-I Ine

iSIlEiwVkaSi&^i.! JVU.

driving out

a German Socialist, concealed

a lamp

post shoots him tnrough the head. Socialist arrested proves to be Johann Schmidt, who, during the first civil war, had

soldier." Im

mense sensation, and Mr. Schmidt is chewed up

a mob of postmasters.,

Dr. King** Calllbrai* ©olden

Compound

I* a strictly vegetable preparation and will positively cure Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Acidity of Stomach, Low Spirits, Biliousness, Constipation, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, or any affection of the Stomach or liver, in the shortest time possible. Yoa are not asked to buy until you know what you are getting. Therefore, aa you value your existence, do not Ml to go to your Draggist (Guliek A Berry) and get a trial bottle fret if efcnys, which will show what a dollar sin bottle wUl do. Ask for Del Kino's Cau?orxia Golmb Compound, and tafce

very

reluctantly. I confess, as I lind tried all the advertised remedies without b^nUlt. The flrst dose of this wonderful nicdlcine gave me the greatest relief. It la hardly possible for one whose head aches, eyes ache, who can scarcely articulate distinctly on account of the choking accumulations In bis throat to realize how much relief obtained from the first application of

SAKTOKD'SRIADICAL CXTBX.

WALTHAM. MASS..

Under

tta influence, both Internal and external, I rapidly recovered, and by an occasional use of the remedy since, have been entirely free from Catarrh, for the first time in twelve years. ^WoT^ioUIBOOK.

Jan.

8,1878.

Thcso rinB'er* hive now been before the pnbllo lor two yuurs, u'.id, notwithstanding the imhtense number of remedies in the form or liniments, lot'oi.s. nalii-curctT, L»d ordinary plasters,they havo steadily increased in sule aud met with universal approval, as evidenced by over one thousand unsolicited testimonials In our possession. Many l^arkable casus have been ccriifled to by wellknown citizens in all parts of the United Etatcs. copies of which will be sent free of charge to any one desiring them. Improvements, In many ways, have been mode, as suggested by experience ana n«B, until it is believed that they are now perffectln every rcspect. and the btrt plaster in the icorU of medicine. All ask from «vory snffcrerln tlis land Is a sir ule trial. Tho price is 85cents, although the cost Is doublet iat of my other plaster. But, ootwlthstsnillng the efforts of the proprietors to make the best plaster In tho world for the least money, any similar remedy c^n be bought, nnm* brrs or unscrupulous dealers will bo found ready to misrepresent theni for rcljt*h pioUvee and endeavor to substitute others. yott ask for

COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER

•ave It If you hare to send to us for it. Sold by sll Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout tlin United States and Canadasf and by W2ZKS & rorren, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.,

Sick Headacliei Positively Cured by these Utile Pill*. I

CARTERS

They also relic vet Distress from L. sift, Indigestion Too Hearty Kati::^. A perfect remedy l'..r Dlaxinvwi, N a ti a :v. Drowsiness.Bud TeM' in the Mouth, Coa:?d| Tongue, Pain In tin1 Hide, Ac. They re,".' I:»te the Bowels r.tnlj prevent Coi'^tlixit -n and I'llfs. Tliesm

PILLS.

est and easiest to tnke. Only one II a dc^". 40 In a vlal. Purely Vegetable. Price 25 COINS. •old by all Druggists.

CARTER MEDICINE CO., PropH Erte, Pa. Five Vials by mall for one dollar.

Dr.A.G.OLIN'SHM

all Ell of a Private aatara, nMldsr itam «*ly abuse hlMlarf«Uirta. Surtasl WealnwsejwJBJsf

bWaUMM| MMtlMMt aadrnsiwtonedMn Ml. H* indoaM ef the Rtsmaei tcMas ae aMrcarr. tos tbe ml prutfe* la lb* U. S. LADIES WoaMei wttk private hensasd beard, (mil a* writs.

LAME. fll Of WlftCc

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FEVERsUUC

m. MiLimii •ittilllBIL

j.O.MONARMON^rij^

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GRKAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

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TIIAOC MARK. TffAOC Is vspedslly neonminaled «s sn anfSllirK eare for Seminal

Weakness, Bpermstorrbee, Impo-

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HafaalWaadiieMW tint 'ejsQoir as eiKiaeaeeon Self Abose: es Loss

really the only sure core for throat and long affections, and oan cheerfully recommend It to all. Call and get trial bottle free of charge, or a regular aim for fl.00. Guliek 6 Berry,Terre Haute.

Memo

ry Unl vena* 1 Laaaltnde, Pain lu the Baek, Dimnewof VUlon, Pr«aatareOM Afe,iai»d many otUer diseaSas thai ksad to Inaajaity, Coosa tnptton and a Piwnatare Oraee, all of which aea rale weAestewBMdtqr OeviaUne from the path ef nature mm oyeriadaf-

SpeeUle Medlcljeleawigsnlt

of yean* of exferiettce in flreetlag Iheee nartlmMrs In ew jwepbietti whltii wed*fr« tose&d Am ty meijTso evwyoaa. The Hpwjfle

Medteine

Lung*. This I* the great remedy that Is causing so much excitement by Ha maay wonderful cures, curing thousands of hopeless esses. Over one million bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery have bean used within the last year^nd have given perfect satisfaction In every instance. We aan unbeaitatlngly eay tbat tkia

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b^ldrajr-

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uotu Miehicaa. Bold In Terre aaatt, whol«fal* and telaU, by Gallrk ft Berry. Wh »iesal- a«mts.

PoW at retail by Groves ft Lowry, eok ft Bell, W. E.McGrew ft Co, and responsible droegtats everywhere.

DiroRCKS,

ia Mtjr State, withont t«b

Ucliv. S^ul sttuttp for

Caleaco.

law. Q.R

ANTI-FAT

flWCIIATIBESIte

ALLAN'S ANTI-FAT

Is purely vegetaljlc and perfectly harmless. It acts npon the f&od-ln tlie stomadi, preventing Its being converted Into fan Tak«» in accordance with directions. It wtH eedaee a fat pusaa ftwitwslstn

Mf ww ir

'•Corpulence Is not only a disease Itself, bat the harbinger of others." So wrote Hippocrates twe thousand years ago, and what was true then Is noa'j tlK! less so to-day.

BoM by druggists, or sent, by express, upon eelpiofSUO. Quarter-dozen S4.00L Address,

BOTANIC MEDICINK CO., ivA Proprietors, Buffalo. 3f,

U'DICal Cttb*

of GEO.

B. ROGEHS, Iiru^gUt, liumford Building. Each package contains Dr. Bahford's Improved Inhaling Tube, with lull directions for use in all cases/Prlce,

$1.00.

For sale by all Wholesale and

Retail Druggists throughout the United States and Canadas. W'EFKS

POTTER, General AgeatS

and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.

HCouirSH VOLTAIC PLASM

An Electro*Galvanio Battery combined with a highly Medicated Plaster containing the choiccst medicinal Gums and Calsams known to modern Pharmacy.

\etces

easaivt

ocfeaW®

PELLETS.

Or SayarwGoated* Concentrated, Root and Herbal Jnlce, AntUBiltoa!*

Grannies. THE **UTT1.E GIANT" CATBABTIC* or HXnltam In Parvo Physic. Tho novelty of modern Medical, Chcmlcnl, aad Pharmaceutical Science. Xo use of any longer tnuing the larRe, repulsive, nnd nanseotis pills, comiioeotl of clieap, crude, and bulky iapi-odi-ents, when we can, by a careful application of chemical science, extract all tho ouihartio nnd other medicinal properties from tho most valuable) roots and herbs, and concentrate litem inio a minute Granule, scarcely larger than tnnatard eoed, that can bo readily Bwaliowo-t lv thoso of the most sensitive stomachs and liliens tastes. Kach little Pnrtratlvo Pellot rcjircsents, in amostoonccntratbil form, as much cathartic itowcr as is embodied in any ef the l.-tr^e pills fountl for sale in drug-shops. From their wonderful cathartic power, in comparison to their size, people who have not tried tlicm are apt to suppose that thev are harch or drastic iu etTect: but such is not atall tho case, tho dill'oroni actire mcdicinal princip.'es of wliich thev are enmioeed being so harmonized nnd modillctl. one bv (ho others, as to produco most •enrollluff and thorongh, yet ireutly and kiuUly operating, cathartic. $500 Reward Is hereby offered by tlie proprietor of these Pellets, to any chemist who, nnon analysis, will llnd in them any calomcl or other forms of meroury, mineral poison, or injurious drug.

or occupation. For Jaundice, Headache, Conetlpatlon, Impure Blood, Pain In the Shonlderat Tlghtneis of the Cheat* Dljcslnesw, Sour Ernctatlona from the lltamach, Bad taate In tho month,

BIIIOUM

attacks, Pain lu re

gion ol Kidney*, Internal Fever, Bloated feelluf about Stomach,Ruala of Blood to Head, Mlfhcolored Urine, (Jneoclabillty and Gloomjr Fore bod I use, take Or. Plorce'a Pleas •nt Purgative Pellets. In explanation of the remedial power of my Purgative Pellets over ao great a variety of diseases, I wish to say that their action upon the animal economy la universal, not a IT I and or tisane escaping their sanative lm*

firess.

Age does not impair the properties of

hose Pellets. They are susrar-coated and inclosed in glass bottles, their virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired for any lcnjrth of time. In sny climate, so that they are alwava fresh and reliasle. This is not the case with those pills which are put up In cheap wooden or pasteboard boxes. Recollect that for all diseases where a Laxative, Alterative, or Purgative, is Indicated, these little l'ellets will give the most perfect satisfaction to all whe use them.

They are sold br all Drocilste at 85 ecnta a bottle* B. 7. FIEBCI!, It. D., Pnp'r,

BUFFALO. T.

Bv an Immense practice, extcn-'insr fhr-nip»i a period of year*, having r.hni l.iat time tro.i many thousand ca^e-t of Urn til u.i-e- ieculi .r to woman, I lutre been cn iiiiol ie.-:oc a most potent and itjrreoaliie melic.'.: ifi iuof 1 Kie iMtloatlons pre-ented l»v that c! is: of d.«ca^cs with positive certainty and ox umiio •.

To desipnnte this natural specific comp und, I lutve iwmed it

Dr.Pierce's Favorite Pre3crip:':n.

The fern, however, is but a feehlo exr** 1nn ef mvhi{rh appreciation of Its value. I«w-ci upo:t my own neraonal olwcrvailon. A* a cl» server, 1 have, whfco witne.^inv lis jkwIU *. results in the few special disease* Incident* tho teiKirate organism of woman, single-! it o-.:t at tfse climax or crowning E«m of my medical career. On i:s merits, a i^itlve, safe, anil tnciul remedy fur this elan and one Utat will, at all times and klndlv and In har-

of dl un'lcr ail circumstances act' moity with the laws which govern the female srstcrn, 1 am willing to Make my repntatlon aa a

I'sicia

physician. Kay, even more, mi o»nUlcni am 1 that It wUl not disappoint the mo?t sanguine cxjicctations of a alngle invalid Iadv who w.-o« it for anvot lbs ailments for which 1 rewmmtf l!iat offer oad sell It under A POM'OT ^'iri GUARANTEE. If beneflclsl edect i. not experienced bv the time two-thirds of tl»e co tents ef the bottle are wwd, 1 will, on re'um the bottle, two-thirds of tlie medicine h»rU. been takcirseeording to direction5, and the case being one for which I reeommew! H, »r- tup-.:? refund the money paid for it. ll.td I tfH mo«t perfect conlldenee hi iuvirtuei, Iron..) n.t offer It as I do under these conditions imt living witnessed Its traly mlmenjoiu curs^ In tlioisands cmes, I leel trarrantcd aui perfrcdy aafe- la risking hoth mr reputation and mr money on it* merlta.

4isanp

cxicctations of a alngle invalid iadv who w.-o« it

The Mlewtng aire ssMeg those diseases In which my Varerlto Prescription has worked eare^ as If by auk, aad with a certainty »evsr before auslaedby aay medhsine: teoMrrbon, Kxessslre Flowing, Paiuful lloaihty l*eHeda, aeperesrieas when fmm ton asttnal eaasea, Irregnhrltlee, Weak Back. 1'rv^ rotate Ctstras, AatevMwkmand

Jeartag Dsn Hsamtlons, lo*nr-

ae! Hast, Nsmss Dtiirsstfcs, UtUUtr, Us* paadeaey, Tbreateaea Wsearrtega, CbrmUs UosfMUM, InSsmmaOoa aad Ulcetation of thr Ctenw, I»|ieteaer, BarmneM, er merlin*. FeBuiie Weakne«s sad very may ether chronic la all tAwimv Ptrnterintiam vurl theworld. This meilictne 1 do not exf a

•ate ell, bat it adnHratir ndftlis a alngleasaaa af jewrpeaS. betag:.a ssoat (wrfcet epeelie la aS eferoale dMeeaes ef tbe aexaal ayf teas efwnana, StsWtlt aot dtaepneiat, asr wlU

Tbese whe desire farther tafbnaatios ttese isljnliesn sMsle ttla Tna Fionit's Qoatnoa lim KptouiDVuni, a boofc at ever pigea seat, peet-pahl, on reeel{« at tlJSi Iimus mlaably it tiiese 4W»*l Mme||af *4MR Httik vaiaabie eciMkse

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Scarf Pin set with Cameo. t, Seft3) Spiral Engraved Studs

dollars.

Address orders,

As A safeguard to children, amid the distressing diseases which beset the Throat ana Chest of Childhood, It Is Invaluable for, by its timely use, multitudes are mcae'd and restored to health.

This medicine gains friends at every trial, as the cares it i? constantly producing are too remarkable to be forgotten. No tamily should be without It, and those who

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Catalogue, together with the grand ROYAL GOLDEN CASKET.

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All the above articles warranted to be of the finest gold plate, and are put up in a Casket. Satisfaction guaranteed or money returned. FI\

GEO. G. JACOBYi

Ayer's

Taerry Pectoral

For Diseases of the

Throat and Ziungs,

such as Coughs,

Colds, Whooping

Cough, Bronchitis,

Asthma, and Con

sumption.

Tlie

reputation

It litis

attained, In

•fMwquciice of the marvellous cures it rts prwliicetl during the last half cen-» :rv. is a suftlcicnt nxsurance to the ihlic that it will continue to realize he happiest results that can he desired, in almost every section of country here are persons, publicly known, who have been restored from alarming aud even desperate diseases of the lungs, by its use. All who have tried it acknowledge its superiority and where its virtues arc known, no one hesitates as to what medicine to employ to relieve the distress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary affections. Chekky Pf.cTOKAL always affords instant relief, and performs rapid cares of the milder varieties of bronchial disorder, as well as the more formidable diseases of Jthe lengs.

7iSaA.4*»

once used

it never will. Eminent Physicians throughout the country prescribe it, and Cfergymep often recommend it from their kuowledge of Its cffects.

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Grand Collar Bntton. Pair fa) engraved Sleeve Buttons. 1 Beautiful Seal Ring.

Fine Band Ring. "u s.-i

caskets sent on receipt or FOUU

186 State St., Chicago, 111.

SURE REWARD.

O Y2ZABS TO PAY FOR A FAU3I.

34 to 810 Per Acre. 1

Beerli and Msnle Land In niclilgon a In the .MILLION ACRE URAMT ol tlio Orand Rapids and Indiana

Railroad Company. I E E E

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Ind.

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outfit free. Address U. f&Llr-

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so boaloiM. Pamphlet free.

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