Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 9, Number 28, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 January 1879 — Page 4

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THE-MAIL

A PAPER

PEOPLE.

FO-R THE

TABLE ETIQ UETTE.

A Few Rules That Some People Ought to Read and all Observe,

Seat yourself quietly.

Avoid loud t&lkiog.

«n

Refrain from stupid jokes on tbe pacity of your appetite. Do not rattle your knife and fork.

for

Remember a knife was made cutting, a fork and spoon for conveying food to tbe mouth.

Use a knife to cut meats, but never fish or other soft food. Never use a knife to cut meats, where a fork or spoon may be substituted

Eat leisurely. Do ilot fill your mouth too full. Make «s little noise as possible in masticating yonr food.

Eat yonr soup from the side of your spoon, never filling it, lest you spill the soup in conveying it to your mouth

Bread should be broken, not cut. Split a biscuit with your flngera, in stead of opening it with a knife.

If you have a moustache, wipe it with your napkin whenever you drink from your cup.

Do not take game or qjtiisfcfp bones in your fingers* Do not re9t your arms on the table oloth, or leaa far back, or double your self over.

Salt should never be put on tbe table •cloth, but ou the side or your plate. Never help yourself to artioles of food with your knife or fork.

Do not drink with your spoon in your cup. Do not pick your teeth at the table,

Use a fork only in eating pastry, unless your landlady makes very long crust. When asked what part of a fowl you prefer answer promptly, as

YOU

thus aid

^tbe carver in his embarrassing duties. Do not put a teaspoon of sauce or ice cream into your mouth. .EiUJt partially and eat from the side.

If you have baked potatoes do not put the skins on the tableoloth, but on one side of your plate.

If aside dish is pas red to yon, take it whether you like it or not. Your individual tastes are not supposed of interest to others. Besides it is childish in the extreme.

If you area guest de not mince your food or feign a dainty appetite, as it worries your hostess lest ner fare is not to your liking.

If yon area hostess do not urge yonr guests to eat nor observe that they leave certain dishes nntasted.

It is bad taste for the host and hostess to finish eating before their guests. Pay no attention to accidents or blan ders on the part of servants or others.

The host should never help a plate too abundantly nor Hood a plate with gravy. The hostess should not provide a great variety of disbe*. It is a coarse display, and creates much confaslon in serving.

Put your cheese ou the same plate "with your pastry, and eat it with your fork inntHnd of your fingers.

Do not lfati bark in your chair with a grunt of M&tistactiou when your meal is ended.

Never leave tbe table until all are through, without sufficient excuse Begin to eat slowly as soon as your plate is served.

Keep the plate or dish that is served you, and do not pass It to another. If you eat too muob of the first course, do not deplore your lack of capacity for dessert.

When you have finished your meal lay your Knife and fork on your piate side oy side, with tbe handles towards the right.

Fold your uapkin carefully at your own table, or at the house where you area permanent guest, but crumble it and leave it at the side of your plate where you are taking a single meal.

If you are in attendance upon a formal festal occasiou, where there are likely to be some innovations upon ordinary ail airs, keep your eyes upon those whom yon know to be posted and imitate accordingly, Thus you will never be guilty of drinking from your finger bowl, or other gross violations of etiquette.

Remember such slight observances as the above distinguish ladies Hint KPntle* men froiu their spurious ImUai rs.

(TRIO VS THJNVS.

From the Norrlstown Herald. A pair of ladies' ^ioes tbnt aren't "a mile too big.

A newspaper communication that wasn't struck otl in a hurry. A clown's joke less than forty years old.

A oountry residence for sale that isn't

within five minutes walk of the railroad station. jtm newspaper that isn't "the best advertising medlnm in the country.'/

An impartial hase ball umpire. An infant thin isn't "just tbe sweetest baby in the world."

Anything advertised three weeks before Christmas that isn't "suitable for holiday presents.

A paragrapbist that never made a pun on turkey, in connection with Thanksgiving day.

A diun't-know-it-wa-s-loaded gun that never killed anybody. A political stump speaker who never ipposit: young lady lass window on tbe Sabbath without

abused the opposition candidates. lady who can pass a plate

gl turning her bead.

HOW OIRL9 HELP I HEMS EL VES.

I Koeklaod Courier,

Jenhle junesaysgirlssbould be tahftht to help themselvei. We sat opposite to a delicate, blue-eyed, splrltuelie creature of sixteen, at the boarding-house table, and saw ber help herself to a plate of soup, a sirloin steak, a chicken's wing and drumstick, two baked potatoes, three plates of corn, two pickles, four hot rolls, a dish of maccaroni, a quarter of a minoe pie, a wedge of appfo padding with sauce and two dishes of vanilla icecream. Thevdo help themselves.

Ladim, Delicate aa4 Fetkle. Those languid, tiresome sensations, causing you to feel sesreely able to be on your feet that constant drain that is taking from your system all its former elasticity driving the bloom from yonr cheeks that continual strain upon your vital forces, rendering you Iritable and fretful, c&n easily be removed by the use of that marvelous remedy, Hop Bitten. Irregularities and obstructions of your system are relieved at once, while the special cause of periodical pain are permanently removed. Will yon heed thU? See'Troths.'*

HEADACHE IN CHILDHOOD.

Children, no less thai) adults, are lia ble to have headaches. To some extent the oauses may be the same, but some causes are peculiar to each. Adults may have headache by way of inheritance. Their blood Is very aspiring,. and tends to fill the head and produce sense of fullness and distress. They may also induce headaohe by gorwan dizlng, by eating heartily by day, and then again by night. Tboy may consume rood that does not easily digest and so disturb the funotions, the peace and quiet of the brain. Such parsons may thank themselves for all the pleas ure headaches may afford. These or other oauses may exist in children. In /ants cannot say that they have a bead ache. Let a mother observe tbe changes that may oocur from day to day on the sweet brow of her infant, and she may soon decide that uneasiness, If not pain exists In tbe soft and tender substance of its brain. It may arise from indiges tion, from inhaling vitiated air, from some disturbance of the food canal. Re lieve it, if you oan, at onoe, lest some serious misohief should ensue. Let the stomach rest. Diminish the amount of food and supply it freely with the fresh outer air,

A ohild of an older growth can speak and show in many ways that its oapitol is ill at ease. Pain in the head of a child often means all it does in its earliest years. It may introduce measles, scarlet fever or other maladies of the growing period of human life. Insufficient mas tication, rapid bolting, and so Imperfect action of the digestive foroes, may be the basis of all the suffering.

Some serious disease may be preceded by headache. A child is restless and irritable. It rejeots its wonted food. It is drowsy, dissatisfied with everything, or is "out of sorts." It complains of headache, or, if it cannot speak in words, it does in other ways, by crying as if in distress, by placing its tiny hand upon burrowing its head into its

its brow, by pillow or its mother's Tap, by wishing to move often from its maternal arms to its comfortable oot and then back again, trying to find some relief, and yet finding none. Observe that often, notalwsys, its head is hot, but that also it assumes some unusual posture, kioklng off its clothing or the clothing of its bed. It tnfns instinctively from the light. A frown is painted on its brow. A mother should fully reslise that these signs of illness portend the coming of some serl ous disease. If neglected, other indications will soon sppear, that will ineyitably rouse her fears, when the golden period of doing something to relieve the child is nearly passed. Great oaks from little acorns grow, and sofffatal maladies from the mildest ones may fiow. Let the mother send for the physician at an early moment. He may only order simple aperient, along soaking of the feet, and the application of a compress, thin and light, well wet with rum and water, or vinegar and water upon the head. This process may relieve the child. But still an intelligent physioian should twice a day visit the child, until it is well confirmed in health.

In later childhood, headache often oo curs. If a healthy youth, on rising in the morning, complains of a headache, its cause may be a poorly ventilated bedroom, a hearty supper on the evening previous, or an excessive application of tbe mind to tbe pressing studies of the school room. Bad air, injudicious feeding and excessive mental toll, day after day, are enough to reader feeble and exhaust an ohild of any age.

Youth, growing and acquiring form and strength, needs airy bed rooms, well ventilated school rooms, nutritious food, well cooked and rendereid easily digested.

In tbe headaches of childhood ssoer tain, if vou can, whether tbe child has had a fall or received a blow upon its bead. You may not reach any satisfactory results. Servants are not always trustworthy,{ and do not hesitate to favor their reputation. Tbe child may be too young to tell the truth, or may fear some punishment for disobedience. A boy was ordered not to visit his father's barn, but he went upon a loft, slipped down upon the floor, received a severe blow'npon his head without brnising it. In a day or two he had headache, and then congestion of the brain, of which he died. He denied to tbe very last, before he becanie comatose or insensible, that he had fallen or received a blow.

Ambitious youth, of good abilities and studious habits, are apt to complain of headache, a weariness and dullness, that should be at onoe regarded. It is usually oongestive headache, hereafter to be described. Many girls are so ambitious to excel, or hsve so strong a thirst for knowledge, that they devote all their days, ana nearly all the best hours of their nights, to the culture of their minds, and filling them with knowledge. Usually such girls hfeve, ultimately, feeile, weakly frames. They lose the power of using the ricbes they have acquired, aud become inefficient members of society.

The headaches that youths of studious habits have, may ordinarily be relieved by proper food, reghlar and daily action of the long canal, iy walking, running, and other exercises in the open air, by lessening the hours of mental toil, and 'afew hours of cheerfulness and fun. oderate (lancing bas no equal in promoting cheerfulness and a proper circulation of the blood. Music and corresponding exercises may prevent or cure what medicine never baa tbe grace or gift to do, The young are naturally full of joy and fun. The kids, lambs and kittens are joyful. Sadness is unnatnral to the young. No girl should have an evening lesson if she devotes the hours of day to mental toil and culture. Tbe brain must rest. Studying in the evening unfits for mental rest and repels 'nature's sweet restorer, balmy sleep.'

We cannot close without advising all mothers to wstch the fontanels of their infabts—those spots upon the surface of tbe head that are soft and yielding. They are sometimes convex and at other times concave. The one means that the brain is too full of blood, and should be relieved by keeping the head oool, soaking the feet and lessening the amount of food, and keeping well the waste canal., Tbe other means that tbe child bas not blood enough, and so should have those means of increasing the vital fluid that will increase its vigor and vitality, such rich food, fresh air and proper exer-

else.

Tar it, for i» never dJMDpoi Ball's Oongh Syrup. Per bottle 25 cents.

BARHKTT. M. A.

||£ARBLE WORKS.",.

BARNETT~&

.'«••-£ If A' i*

SPECIAL

DR. PRICE'S

SWirt

SWIFT,

IMPORTSM A1U 9KAX.SMI IX *nd Gray Scotch Granite AND ITALIAN MAJRBLEMONUMKNT8,

Tombs, and Stonos, Vault*, Manid* East Main street, between Twelfth and

Thirteenth streets, TER RE HAUTE, IND.

All work warranted to give mUsfhctlou.

*1 THE GENUINE

Whenever the above symptoms^" are found to exist, DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE will certainly effect a cure.^j(

IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY

in any form it is an innocent preparation,

BEWARE OP IMITATIOSTR.'"'*"i The genuine are never sugar coated. Each box has a red wax seal on the"' lid, with the impression

LIVER PILLS.

not capable of doing the slightest

injury to the most tender infant.

The genuine

MIFUGE

DR. MCLANE'S VER

bears the signatures of C.

MCLANE

and

FLEMING BROS,

wrapper. —:0:—

DR. C.

DR. MCLANE'S

on the

McLANE'S

LIVER-PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for all the ills that flesh is heir to," but in affections of the liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases of that character, they stand without a rival.

A E A N E I

No better cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. As a *simpje purgative they are unequaled.

AT S

Each wrapper bears the signatures of C.

MCI.ANE

and

FLEMING BROS.

Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C.

MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS,

prepared by

Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name McLane, spelled differently but same pronunciation..

TUTTS

A NOTED DIVINE SAYS

JiEV. R. L. aiMl-SON, Louisville, A TORPID LIVER the fruitful 'sourv** of ninny diseases.ronh Iiyspoi*da.8i lhadarho.L'u^tiveness,Djrsi'iit- ry. Hilton* PovtT, Ague and Fever, JanuditT, l,,l(f,Uht»uriiMtiiiiu,Kiili!«\vi Vnipl*iDt,CoUc.©lc.

Tint's Mllxoxvrt ]ww rfnl influpnreon the I.i vpr^nvrt will iil ty rHii've Hint lmtortn nt orxan from anil restore iU ttoxmal {unctions.

TTiprapidity

1*5,1

wit'll *rl«iIt persons talco on flesh,

whileunderthe itiflwitfvttf ttoew pi!!?,of Itself indicate ttifir ait«|)t«blity to nourisU tUe boIy, hew* thcirrfR-(iryIn en ring nervous dplrflity, dyspeini*. wasting ol the ni

UMHTS.*ittggiftiiHUM

oltlte liver, hrwuo.ifi«t'|wt ion. »tu! ituo&rtiiia henlth and strength to the sy*to»«». CONSTIPATION.

On) with respilnrityoflbrbowetomn peridot hi tiitfi 1)C enjoys). When the roiwttpwt ton j* of mriit date, a jdnelo dt»e of TUTTS PILLS will suffice, but If it has beeonit habitual, one pill th*nM he Mfrt night, endudlt Itmm. lug tbe fr^ncncr of tbe dow until regular daily MfRnmit in which will *nen follow.

Sold Ewrywhfir, 29 Owl*..,, OFFICE,

KTTRRAY ST., HEW YOBX.

GBERT CURTIS, Terre Haute, Ind^1 HreertlfWPttft Broun and White Leg horns, Brown and White Qhina Oeese, »nd Musoovy Dqcks.

Stock and Sggs for sale. for Animal Meal for Fowls and Agent Swine, and Uerraan Roup Pills.

RERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

CREAM

FLAVORING EXTRACTS.

Eminent Chemists and Physicians certify that these goods are fVee from adulteration, richer, more effective, produoe better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families.

UNIQUE PERFUMES arc tbe Gems of Alt Odors. TOOTHENE. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON 8UCAR. A Substitute for Lemons. EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER, From Pure Root.

STEELE & PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEMS. I The Beat Dry If op Tea at in

STEELE & PBICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis, and Cincinnati.

DR. C. MOLANE'S

Celebrated American "/v!

WORM SPECIFIC

VERMIFUGI,

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS 'PHE countenance is pale and lead1 en-colored, with occasional flushes, or a circumscribed spot on one or both checks the eyes become dull the pupils dilate yi azure semicircle runs along the lower eve-lid the nose is irritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds a swelling of the upper lip occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears an unusual secretion of saliva slimy or furred tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morning appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stomach, at others, entirely gone fleeting pains in the stomach occasional nausea and vomiting violent pains throughout the abdomen bowels irregular, at times costive stools slimy, not unfrequently tinged with blood belly swollen and hard urine turbid respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hicconjh cough sometimes dry and convulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.

the World. viW

& Professional Cards.

N.o.

Btnrr. S. K. BBCH1B

BUFF

A BEECHER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

OrriCB—No. 820 Ohio Street, bet. Third and Fourth, north aide.

JQR. J. P. WORRELL, Treat* ezoluHively Diseases of the 1 ETE AND EAR!

Office: No. sal Ohio Street, TEItltE HAUTE, IND, Office hours from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 8 to 6 p. m.

"08EPH RICHARDSON, M.

ST,

Office on Ohio fit* Bet. Srd A4tk, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

C.°-

LINCOLN

-a j-iM" •all

DEKTIST

Office, 281 Main street, near Seventh. Extracting and artificial teeth specialties. All work warranted. (d&w-tf)

DR.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW, Sarfcon and XwhsaleSl

DENTIST,

Dental Room, 157 Main Street uH'ili "ear 6th, TBBSD HAUTC, IKS. tl,

Nltrona Oxlde Gas administered for pau ess Tooth Extraction.

Q. W. BALLEW,

•if

DENTIST,

.«*•«•£

t:*- 5

Office, 423% Hsia Street, over Ssg« old eosfrrtlonery stand. TEERK HAUTE, IND.

Can be found in office night ana day,

Business Cards.

'ERRE HAUTE BLEACHERY

So, 201. corner of 4th and Mulberry Sts. mr|'

Conducted by

MRS. M. A. GERARD.

Straw Hats snd Bonnets bleached altered, colored and finished in a superior manner. Millinery work done at trade prices, and on short notice. Patronage respectfolly solicited.

CAL

THOMAS,

Optician and Wat«haaker

For the trade. Main street, near Sixth, sign of big man with watch.

W. RIPPETOE as Gene nl Dealer la GROCERIES, ..u VISIONS AND PRO*

a DUCK, National Block, 15S Main street

LKISSNER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in PiMO% HeMetu, Orgui, rjfem Mosioal Instruments, Ac.,

THEY ARE WORTH THEIR-*"'

WEIGHT in COLD

READ WHAT HE SAYS: r. Ti'Tr: Ihw Mr: For ten years I have Vo .4 mririyt- to Iy»|x?ptiM. Constipation and 3-it- I^i*l *"|.rittr yntir IMlm wrrpnfonimeiKUMi to me umsI litem Int with little faith). I *ni now a well mms. hsve good ajipetite, dlffost.on |*»rfott, rvgular atool*. gone, and I imve gniutil forty pounds Mihd flesh. Tbey are v.-orth tli' Ir neitcht in ?oM.

Palace of Music, 18 Ohio

AGNER ft RIPLEY,

Importers aud workers of

Scotch Granite and Italian Marble

MONUMENTS, "3

STATUARY, UBNS, 4C. 3Pfo. 418 Clierry St., bet. 4tli and 5th. TEKRE HAUTE, IND.

EWING MACHINES »•. REPAIRED AMD AB1VSTED In the very best manner and warranted tc werk, by JOSEPH FOLK, No. 322 Mais street, north side, between 3rd and 4th streets, up stairs. Don't condemn your n» clilne until Mr. FOLK has had a look at it for the real trouble may be venr light am! tne cost of repairing a mere trifle. The bes needles and oil constantly on hand.

JonelS-t! ITY MARBLE WORKS

M. HANRAHAN,

Manufacturer and dealer in American and Italian Marble and Scotch Granite Monuments, Tomb Stones, Urns, Vases, Garden Figures and Statuary

Hhop, 126 south Third street, between Ohio and Walnut, east side, Terre Haute, lad. Fit»t-class material and workmanship.

BUSINESS1CHANGE.

US--)

PHCENIX FOUNT)MY

AND

MACHINE WORKS,

Terr© Haute, Ihi.

SUCCESSORS TO H. McELFRESH.

The undershmed having succeeded to the badness of F. II. McElfresh, are now pre* pared to receive orders for Steam Engines,

Turned Shafting and Pulleys,

Gearing of all kinds. Bolting Chens, Reels (Iron or wood). Curbs or Hoops, Elevator Heads and Feet, Conveyor Flights,

Flour Mill, Saw Mill and Ooal Shalt Machinery, Iron conveyor Spiral una Wooden Cogs of oar own manufacture.

We have also secured the agency for the best quality of French Burr Mill Stones, DefourACo's Dutch Anchor JBelU«g Cloth, a variety of Grain Cleaning Machinery,

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Packem, 8ealei, 4c. enee of the ma

th inery and castings manufactured by the Phoenix Fenndry and Xaetalne Warkn Will be fully maintained, and the capacity of tbe works is soch that we

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cam

guarantee prompt shipment of any orders with which we may be favored. We wwtld respectfully solicit a oontinuanoe of the trade to liberally bestowed upon the establishment hemtafbre, which Shall always receive prompt attention, at the lowest market rates for standard quality. ... —jlMcELFREHH A GILBERT.

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DIA

I N SOLI GG

ONE DOLLAR

FRIT TV\ jVt!

*K ttIS

Lcfcrre Kinf, $ 1.

Pronounced 1 The baslft of to the Iiefevre

UK DFftFIBT nr nuc ami AD

THE FKIEND OF ALL!

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These famous Pills PURIFY the BLOOP, and act most powerfully, yet soothingly, on the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS and BOWELS, giving TONE, ENERGY and vigor to the whole system. They are wonderfully efficacious in all ailments incidental to FBMA.LE8, Young or Old, and as a general FAMILY MEDICINE, for the cure of most eomplamts, they are unequalled. iMPOBTAirTCArTfOK.—None are genuine unless tbe slcnature of J. HAYDOGK, as agent lor the United States, surrounds each box of Pills and Ointment. Boxes at 25 cents, 2 cents and fl eaoh. a9"Ther* is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.

Country Men and

White Friit,"

-s

liar* ikb munr lnlutleai of dltmoD^i. bat never any thmt ronld eqml the I.^fevTe Brilliant.—M. ELI.ROY, Stamford. Coon. I am la ceceipt of* pair of the Wonderful I^fcrn: Rar Ilropt, for on* dollar to that I am pleased with Ihem

bill, they are ttmply elegant.—ANBItKW MORUI8, Hoi DeMivtlle, N. V. The Wonderftil I^ferre Dlamoad RIpk, tor on« dollar, came toliand thin mornti)(. It I* rentl* elcgast, giving entire catlslkeuea, and ellcitlag wonder and admimtton from all who aee it.—W. H. REEDY, Martinsburjr. W. Va.

Tho Lcferra Dianrad*. Manted la wild gold, are truly marvelous.—]!. F. AVKRV SON'S. Home and Farm. Ixnt«Tllle. Kf. Tin eminently soeceanftil experlmentj of II. Lefevre liltneei all Ooubt of thOrtlBcial rep^odwctlon or tbe true diamond.— U. nu FRKlfOY. the gml Freaeh Settntlit.

Tbo LelbtTe Diamond mot effectaallf dUtarbe the slumbers of tbe poMenert ofcoetly gem—Journal of Sclenee. IW We guarantee the Wonderflil Lefevre Diamonds for One Dallar te be mounted In Solid Gold, and will cheerfully refund the money If found unsatisfactory- Address all orders to the AMERICAN JEWELRY COMPANY, 5 Arcade, CINCINNATI, ©.

The American Jewetrr Company if a prompt and reliable houte.

HOLLOWAY A CO., New York.

A CURE FOB ALL! I

IMPORTANTCAUTIOIT,—None

Holloway's Ointment.

Possessed of this REMBDY, Every Man may be his own Doctor. 11 may be rubbed into the system, so as to reach any internal complaint by these means, it euresSores or Ulcers in the THROAT, STOMACH, LIVER, BIDE, or other parts. It is an In* fallible Remedy for BAD LEQS, BAD BREASTS, Contracted or Stiff Joints GOUT, RHEUMATISM, and all Skin Diseases.

AM.As's

are genuine

unless the signature of J. HAYD&CK, as agent far the United States, surrounds each box cf Pills and Ointment. Boxes at 25 cents, 62 eents and $1 each. nrrhere is considerable saving by tait Ing the larger sf fic*

OLLO WAY

CO., New York.

The Only 89 Cent

AGUE REMEDY IN THE WORLD, THERMALINE

rHl

Asafeand reliable aalMtitnte for 4|il nine. The great tasteless medicine for all diseases caused by Malarial

CHILLS&FEVER

Dank Ague, AfM Cake, iMiliteat, latcrnltteat Vmn, Kldaey Bit

Llm aid Btwd Cemplalst, Dyspepsia and Geaeral Bel lllty the best general T*af for debilitated Systems. Price 25 cents per box. Family boxes flXO Sold by Druggists. Mailed on receipt of l)Ti06» km** 35 Wooster Street, New York

Ten cent explanatory book mailed FUSE on application. Sold D. P. COX, Urtiggtul'

JyJ7-ly J. J. BAUR, Druggist.

rBATH HOTEL,

38 and

West 28th SU,

^'FFEWJYORK CITY,

Thin is one of the mast desirable hotels in New York Cily for transient or permanent boarding. Itisoentr&lly located, near Madison A venae, and all the large hotels and places of amusement. The roams are pleasant, table exoellent, and the attendance obliging. The honse is altogether like a home. »w»

The terms, inefading Tturkish, Roman, and Electric Baths, are )e«s than at other flrst-class hotels. Quests can combine Pleasure, comfort and health, by stopping at the Bath Hotel.

Price of Board 10-00 per week and upward by day, *2.M tor single re oms.?

An7

Women from the

Country—As yon come down on the street cars from the depot, tell the conductor to stop at

R. W. RIPPETOE'SI

155

Where yon will always find the best

SUGABS, COFFFEE8, TEAS, TABLE SUPPLIES, And All Staple and Fancy

At the Lowes Prlccs.

THE HIGHEST CASH PBICE PAID FOB PRODUCE

Mail St.,

Groceries

WN"4-'

N S

O N I N S

ONE DOLLAR

Set of Midi, $1. [The Shah] Stnd. $1. Uferre Ear tfropa. SI.

THE ONLY PERFECT FAC-SIMILE OF THE REAL DIAMOND IN THE W0RL0.

BT WHICH THEIR SUBFACK8 ABE C(*VEBED WITH A COATlKG OF PTOE niAXIONDS. Imparting to them all tbe BUILLTAXCY,HARUKKSS,

and refractive

QUALITIES

making them as desirable for Wear, Brilliancy, and Beauty, as the veritable gems themselves. The Ring, Studs, and Ear Drops, as displayed In thU announcement, are accurate engravings of

SOLID Q0X.0 KOrariNGS, CCHTAnmro Tax wosszam urns! SIAHOVS, wntM t7 eutlfiatt

THE

I look Jt according to rtlm-tlons

Is :i sanipU'i rwi-lviril. I rwlncvl tiic Ave poundt 1 wit

ir «n

R»

UOJASiL'

PoImiIsi,

being a preventive as well a« a certain remedy for

FEVER

AGUE,

and

IISVA

id S^l it under

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"Y"

nmural diamonl. an4

ha.rAl}

S. Uiat ua

Will send by llKeisTRKBft MAII.. to an.v address

IIn nCwCIrl ur UHC UULLAH in America, either article as above represented. Our Book on Diamonds," with Illustrations of artistic Diamond Jewelry in solid (14 lc.) gold, mailed tree.

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ASK WILSON & McCALLAV'S

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"HAPPY TH0U8HT"

TUUn WAVE-LINE

ocaler(

PLUG TOBACCO

*AH I B£$T CHDK IX THE MARKET. FOR

I **SOLJ

EVERYWHERE.

AWTI-FAT

Asfi-FAif IT ll«' roniclv fur r..r|»i.

(••iii-y. it li jiur. lv vo(fcl«i)le ait'l pprf.-ctlv li:iriclvsti. siiHnn tin.- fooil in th! stooiarli. prevrntinKii^coDTTslni liit- fn. 'J' ik"U according to •llnrrtli np. It nrlll rtd«n flat penoi freia

prnwdn a wirl.

In )laclmr ibU n'ln'fly before tho public

H*.'.

tire c:ir for olit'slty, we Oo so knowing Its ability to ciirr. attost«!J by hundreds of teatlmonlali of wlili Ji the rollrwiitf( from a ladjr In Columbus, Olilo. cntfemen»—Your Antl-K»t was liU

MHI

A VmmVK.

uysteW

Address Br. K. P.MILLBR, 9» and 41 West 38th street..

worker ean make fl2 a day

"vlu at home. Costly ontflt free. Address TRUE

CO., Augusta, Maine.

bull tliat 1 Immediately, sent lo

elated over tlw re-

ACKERMAN'3 li

ug-

Htonr f»r the second bottle." Another, a pliyslclim. writ In/ i"or pRtient from I'rovldcnce, R. 1., say*. "Four hoitli hare reduced ber welgrlit fTotn l» iiouii'U to lt)2 pounds and tltere is a general Improvenunt In 1Hl«Uh."' A gentleman writing from Bost'in, savs: U'ltbout apeolal change or atfcntlwn to lict. t'A -i 'lottlcs of Allan's Aiiti-Fal reduced me IVmr and mi', -quarter pounds.'J'hc well-known W hole* lie |lrilft:lst«. SMITII,

DOOLITTLB

SMITH, of llos-

tni, Maed.. write :is follow*: Allan's Anti-Fat lias -lm-i il a lady In our cltv seven pounds In thrve wifk-.'" A ffcnllctnan In St. 1.0ms wrltrss "AlRinV Antl-Kiit rcduwd me twelve pounds In three w«i«, iri'l iiltoirwther 1 lave lpst t\venty-flv« pounds iritx -.•itinieuclnir lt^ iiSiwr«. l'Owr.i,l,i 1').IMITN', Wlioli^nIn of Hiiffal", X. y.,wrlte# "TO riiK I'liontJKToKS or

ALLAN'S ANTI-FAT:Gentle-

in-n.—Tii:- follow liw report is from the lady who w-el Antl-Fii". It ribe Anti-Fat) had tlie dfslml I I.. JW

ibri, -iiicliu UM fat

from two

to live pounds

fiadll lis 1" :il l.y 'Ii

rek until I Tiad lost twenty-five pounds. timer to regain what I have lost."f Anti-rat Is nn ttnexetHeiJ lilDwI-imrltler. It pron curlntf 'lyxpi p^lu, :inI Is ol*» a noi 1 lou.ti ttWin. Sol liy 'Irti^gUtS. I'aniphlet ou

romotej itliresiloii. tent

«vlpt

rem«ty

OIMMH'I

for

CO.. ruof'Bti, buflalo, JJ.Y

WOMAN

fir an Immense practice at die Worlds Dtspcnfarr and Im allds' Hotel, having treated many taou»iud cases of those discuses peculiar to woman, I

been enabled to perfect a most potent aud positive remcJy Ibr these diseases. To designate thil natural specific, 1 have named It

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preseription

The term, howwr, Is but a.feeUe cxpre^lon ol ir high appreciation of lis value. baWd upon pcr--ha) observation.- 1-tMve.-while witneiwlug lu positive ri'sulls In tlie specLil llie»*rs Incident to the tyaiilnm of wonrna. slnglwl It out as rmlil

grm

rf say as«4leal career. Oil lt merits.

a prMTlve, snft', and effectual remedy ftr this eteu r-llseaiwa, and one Uiat will, at all Uui? and unfler e«rctrrS'tafti,e*,: act kindly, I eta willing to stake r.U'Uallon that It will not nCUtl.msof aalnfU Yllie ailments fcr*

a pliyslclaa and so confldvntam dtxappolnt the most sanirnlne exile luviUld lady who u«» Itforauy slid lady who iii-Krs for any filch re^nmmrti! It, th:it I Offer

«tJAHAMTKB. (For

'liions sjf pumjHilet wrapping bottle.) Til- r.ill twlnw are among those diseases In wtich ,y

Farorit* l'PBeeHptl««.has worked cures, as If by ssa

allaUaJ 1tf

••Od'All Mort'W- P»W»d(i, iMnpr-Mnfls anauiral ato.»,

Irn

HUaritl s.

fptkiK or

K.iWlfig

W'eiik Bm lt, Pro-

the ti'MH.

Antcvemlon and

tr«vrrsl»iv aartafrdown Hensatlons. Internal lent, N nou- LH.j-r- 'lon, IM.lll'y, I»«»pondewT. tensarened »Hl«tarrlajw,

i'hmirfc

1'onri-jstl.in. Iu-

RAIMJIATLONIUL IIMM

lifmuiia'inn.iui MCfr.iiH»ui»i

liarivnaew =S*erlHty,

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l''".a.INIPOTCW*)|

111 It do Luruj. in any xtnte or condition. Those «*Tioili'*tre fiittv-r Wifi-rwatlon

hut It

Nm!(

n«t e*Ul thl» rn«ll*|e.i- a* a nc'-sll, hut hnlrabl fJl#ll% a sia«lr«M* of pmrpm,. I*lng «io«t pertl-et «lflc in ..11 chronic 'Iw*^* «l

Tialititrtii of wtwna*. if will not dlxappolni,

n»r

leeta can obtal'tlt In XHR Paow.y.'s uitDir\i. Am'tfStR. a

IW sult-

I^m*

over 900 pRp s. jent.

uorl-rfMi'mi receipt of It treats nifimt. ty tliose diseases pccall to F' -itel i. snd jrfr*". nnieh istawbie atvlce in waurl to tlie niaom'-.nx.iit of those atft-ctlou mHtf PsweHel'M OrnswrMa.

Jt V. t'ir.K- Jf.. M. !».. .'r ii*|w M»i4ry »ail-tf'*

UNSS

iWMsfcsm erMMtSIMS

9 OUaloa Xlsee, XTew Task.

U»OUND—THAT WITH ONE STROKE OF |J the pen yon can reach, with an adv mant in tbe Saturday Evening Mail, •very reading family in thlaoity, aa wetrgp the residents of the towns and conn try got sonndtng Terre Haute.

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