Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 1, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 July 1879 — Page 3

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ILL VSION.

My b»b? boy sat on the floor, tiN big blue eyes were lull of wonder For h» utul uav«r seeu before Tub baby la the mirror door—-

What kept the I wo, so near, asunder,

H* leaned toward the goldeu head Tl-.e mirror border framed within, Until twin cheeks. like rose* ml. Lay side by aide, then soltly «akl:

k*Icant

got out oan you—come la

FULFILLMENT.^ _____ ""t Vr 1'fliKJK QAIIV.

BomcUmes I tbink the things we nee, Are shadow* 01 the tiling* to be That what we plan we buttd That every hope tnathath bean crossed, And every dream we thought was lest,

In lij&veu shall be fulfilled.

That even tfie ohlidrenof thfrjbrain Have hot qeetf bora auj died Ln tain, Tbodgh lfcr#iui*olhef aadMuuib Bui en some brighter, better shore They live embodied evermore,

Aud wall for us to come.

.St. Nicholas.

BLOWN AWAY.

BY CHARLES BARNARD,

There were three of them—Kitty, Mary, and little Tommy,—the children of the btatida master at Bitot Klver Janatifen, oil ttfe Great South tVoeteru Railroad. The station stood alone on the open prairie, mllea and miles from anywhere in particular. Black River flowed through the motyitaina, a hundred ixlilee away %o the. north a$id on clear days, the snoWy fhountainit could be seen glimmering on the grassy horizon. The ilno leading to the Black River met the South Western here, and thus it was the place was called Blaok River Junction.

The station master and his wife and three children lived in the little depot quite happily, but there was not another family within ten miles, in any direo tion."

At times the chiidreu thought it rather lonely. There was nothing in particular, to be done, except to watch the train that stopped at the junction several times a day. Once in a while, a freight ear would do lo/t on the side track, and the children soon found that an empty freight car makes a capital playhouse. They could keep house in the corners and make visltn, or sit by the open door and make believe they were- having a ride.

One rnfcrning, they were wakened by & curious humming souud out of doors, and they all scrambled up and looked out of the window. How the wind did blow! It whistled and roared round the bouse, and played on the" telegraph wires upon tne roof as upon a huge harp. As the wire* were fastened to the rooi, tho house became a great? musicbox, with the children inside. After breakfast, the morning trains arrived, but the wind was so high that the panaengors were glad to hurry from one train to another as quickly as possible. Then the trains went away, and the great wind harp on the roof sang louder than ever.

The station master said it blew a gale, and that the children must stay in the Bouse, lest they be blown away into the prairie and be lost. The station master'* wife said it was a pity the children must stay in the house all day. There was an empty freight car on the side track perhaps they might play in that. The station master thought this a govd idea, and he took Kitty by the hand and Tommy in his arms, while Mary took bold ol his ooat, and they all went out to the empty car. Whew! How it did blow! They certainly thought they would be lilted up by the wind and blown quite into the sky. The empty oar was warm and snug, and, once in•ido, they were quite out of the way of the wind.

Mary thought the rear eud would bo a good place to keep house, but ^ommy

Preferred

the other end, so they agreed

keep house at both euas of the empty oar. This was a nice plan, for Jt gave them a chance to visit each otbbr, and the open part by the door made a grand protneuade to-waik on.

Louder and louder roarod the gale. Safe and snug lu the car, they went oil with theft: plajpntkthduglf nothings the weather omeidi.

Suddenly thdNcaf stauec to shake and they stopped iu their housekeeping and rub to the door to see what had happened. ft "Why, it's mdvinglJJoiuehody'spualir lng it," said Mary. "CUes are Wtkimt wrway thmafu. f!o

frets

happc

the platform? What wiir the matter with the station? iLwaa moving away No, it was Uie car. It bad left the siding and had roiled out upon tbe main line and was moving faster and faster along tbe road. "Oh, we must get out! They are taking us away." "No, no, said Kitty.

This was a good plan, but bow were they to carry It out? Tbe brake wheel was ou top of tbe car, and they were Inside. Faster and faster rolled the car. It begau to rattle and roar as It dragged along by a swift engine. In a moment? Tommy to cry. Mary trlod to look brave, and Kitty stared hard at the level prairie flying past. It was of no v.»e. They all brokr down together and had a hearty cry alone In the empty car as it rolled ou aud on before tbe gale.

Tbe station master's wife rolled up her sleeve* to put the house in order while tho children were safely out of the way. The station master, feeling sure the chiidreu were safe !n tbe freight car, sat irii bis office uesrly all tho ciornl: At last, tho -s-tb *ere made, Mh» dliiii-jr flit on the &n», fttH tho mother wotedeftid ho*- tho cirls ^*-?ro getting on in tbeir play house or. the track. She threw a shawl ovor i. aoad and went out on tbe platform At once, tbe wind M**' tbe shawl ov ber head, and she could not *ee exactly where she atood. Turning ber back to the wind she began to call tbe children. How loudly tho wind roared through the telegraph wire#! Perhapa they could not bear in all thta din. Maybe they w«re inside tbe ear, out of bearing. She walked on toward the aiding. Not a thing to be seen! She wo mi ami if there bad not been a mistake? Perhaps tbe car was on the other aide-track? No, the rails were unoccupied as far a* she conld see in every direction. What did it mean? What had

ned? She staggered back into the station and startled her busband with a cry of despair. •'The eaij The children

The station master ran out upon the platform aud looked up and down tit tine. Not a car insight! It had been blown away before the terribla wiud, and was perhaps at this instant rolling swiftly ouward with its precious load to destruction. What would happen to it? Would it meet a train or run into a station? Woula the children try to get out or would hey stay in the ear till it was wrecked? lie &praug to the door'of the depot to telegraph the terrible news down the line, but just as he opatiod the door he saw a faint white cloud on the western horison. It was a train. ijelpwan coming. At the same instant, his wife apleared with new grief and terror in her eyes. "I cannot get a call in either direction. The wires are blown down."

This only added to the danger, for there was now no meaus of sending' word In advance of the runaway car. It must go on to its fate without help or warning. "Help is coming, mother. Here's a train bound east."

Nearer and nearer came the train, and the fatuer and mother stood watoblng it as it crept along the rails. It seems as if it would never oouie. At last it reached the platform and proved to be a passenger train bound up the'Blaok River Road, and not intended to go in the direction in which the car bad been blown away. The instant it stopped, the station master ran to the engineer and told his terrible story. The mother, with quicker wit, louud the oonductor and demanded that the engine be taken off and sent after the children.

The conductor was a matt of regular habits, and such a bold request- struck him as something extraordinary. Take the engine off, aud leave the train and passengers waiting at this lonely station? The idea was preposterous!'Some ol the passengers gathered near, asking what was the matter.

Three children lost, blown away in an empty car! Some one said, "Yes, go at once. We oan wait here till the engine returns."

The conductor said he mu9t telegraph for iustiuctions but some one said, "The wires are down," and the people only cried out the more, "Let the engine go!" so the mother ran to the tender ana began to pull out the pin, that tho engine might «tart. "Hold on, marm," said a brakeraam. "I'll cast her off. Jump aboard, if you want to go. Fire up, Jack, and make her hum."

It was all done in a moment, and away dew the eugine, leaving the conductor and the station master staring in surprise at this singular proceeding, The station master did not feel very happy. He had intended to go witlk the engine, but it would never ao to leave bis post. "Fire steady, Jack," said the engineer, to the fireman, "It isn't any use to get oxcited, for we're iu for a long race." "It's enough to make a fellow excited to see that woman," said the fireman.

Tho engineer turned round, ahd there by his side stood the motbor,h0r eyes straining ahead down the line in search of the miming ones. "Oh, sir! open the throttle wide. Dont try to save lxjhI $t auob, a time as this." "We must keep 'oool, marm, and go steady, or we shall run ou,t of-coal and water and cotoe to a atand-srtll on the in

The woman said not a worcr, T)nt nodded mournfully anJ leaned against the side of the cab for support, ana then the fireman gave her his seat, where she could look out ahead over the line. How the engine shook and roared! The little linger of the steam-guage trembled and rose higher and higher as the steam pressure increased over the raging fire. The engine seemed to be eating up the track in front, and behind, the mis spun out like shining ribbons in the sun. The station and train bad already sunk down out of sight, and the grassy horizon on oither side seemed to fly away in a kind of gigantic waltz. The wind died away to a dead calm, and in a few moments a little breeze sprang up and blow in at the frofit winaows. "We are beating the wind," said the engineer. "If we can keep up this pace vre shall noon overtake tbeiu." .} "Hotf long have they bfeen fcone?" shotted tbe flromau above roar of the Engine.*

didn't hear tho whistle," said tflairi-

"I don't knqw," soreamed the ^voman, without taking her eyes from the horlzon, where »Be rail* DMtf the sky. "It

(He meant tbe cat) "It's one new switches," said «ihg*wer. ,"Car»oajV g^ jWp at upon the main line."

Ab! *9i$taidff ahMois Wmt it the

hat a

already!

MWa

must stay

here tillAhe brakeman come* round. 1 didn't bear thwu tlie U4in." "There Isn't auyntm: looking up and down tbe line. "Oh, it's the wind! It's blowing the car away. We mustput »on the* brakes and stop It."

i't stop!" cried the woman, aa

engiri&fr pa? iiis hWbd on

•Ih.Mtt? *he throttle valyfy "I must, marm. eff water, ind ptt

ettting out Oarf learn

containing iwo nttn and fi woman, startled tbe station master, and be oaino out to see what it mtiant, fie sefetted to gueftb at the truth, fbr ho said: "After the runaway oar?" "Yea, yes. There were three children inside." rw ••Oh» AaiwXIna sorry tv&fiOt went hoM, aps hour, ft camtTuowu-grade all tho wsy, but the up-grade begins about two tniles obt. I was iuaide when it passed, and didn't see it until it ha# gone past tbe door."

How long took to fill tbk tender! Tbe engine stood hot and amokipg by the water tank, aud the water came out in a slender stream, /wblln the poor, suf faring toother Mood loblnng on* tearful and impatient, ••Goodbye! I'll put,up the .pipe.— Heaven hel{f yW-Mhe up gtade^-*

The rest was lost, for the engine shot ahead, on aud on, out ovor the prairie. Tbe water tank seemed to pink down into the earth, ari he shining rails were stretching longer and longer out bebind.

Ah! Wbftl Vm* that? A cloud of steam on the bori .*• :i, far ahead. The

on tb«\/- 'O How swi tbt rrasw an-J Lfa^" Mil A I,

s*oat

?f TERRE HAXJTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

oar. It grew bigger and bigger, Now tbeyoouid aee it plainly. But the ohildren! Where were they? The tireraan sprang ont through the forward window and ran along the engine and down upon the cowcatcher. The niouster began to slacken its terrible pace, and in a moment It struck the car with a gentle jar and stopped.

The fireman thought himself a lively nan, but tbe woman was before hiui and sprang up into tbe oar.

There they iay, sale and sound, In tbe farthest corner of the oar,—-Mary and Tom taut asleep, and Kitty watching over them. «"0b! mother! I knew you would come, Mary and Tom cried 'ems©Ives to sleep, audi—I."

Nobody could say a word. The fireman tried to rub his eyes, and only marked his face with blaok streaks. The mother langhed and cried all at once. The engineer picked up the little ones and quietly took them Into the cab of the engine. "There, now, my hearties, yon have bad a risky ride but iCs all right. Come! We're more than thirty miles from home, and it won't do to be late to dinner, Fire up, .Tack." £, "Aye, aye, sir/' said Jaek.

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A'Valuable Alacovery.

Dr. Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla* Pills are the most effective and congenial purgative ever dtsoovered. They are mild but elrectual in their opt ration, moving the bowels surety and without pain. Although Ken tie in their Opera'ion, they are still the most thorough and pleasant cathartic medicine that can be employed, cleansing the stomaoh and bowels and puruylDX the blood. Headache, oonstlpated bowels, inward piles, costivenecM, fevers, torpid llVer, yellowness of the skin and eyes^ndigestlon, dyspepsia, and all derangements are cured by Swayne's Tar and Sarsaparllla Pills. Price, 25 cents a box of 30 pills, or 5 boxes 81. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Bold by all prominent druggists. In Terre Haute by Buntin & Armstrong.

OH! MY

HVHT'8 REMKDT.ttaeffrest Kidney and Liver Medicine.cures Pains In the Back,Side or Loins, and all

mm «a a a* Diseases of the

Kidneys,Bladder

KAI.K I and Urinary OrDMIf 1% I gans, Dropsy, WW STI uravel. Diabetes, Brlght's Disease of tbe Kidneys, Retention, or Incontlnenoe of Urine, Nervous Diseases Female Weakness, andExoesses: UUNT'S REMEDY is prepared EXPBE8SLT for these diseases,

Pbovidsnch, B. I., Aug,

rose above the i'ser

ig alor The eng

wayl

quick

ly slowed down, whittled is. reply, »nd then shut off steam, Tt.uir engine slacked up, aud tbey ton Id see men lean-

fr- -'i tbe other engine, as If to to t-^m. ••It'* ten tnSnatee back. Running slow on mail' "ne,—K»ad—

"Thank Sc-sven!"* said

woman.1

The endneer saki bat at iM instan: rneenrfno gav# great leap aud shot ai. d. be rate of rt/ty miles an hoar, up easy grade. How long tbe r'nntee •"»med, and yet each meant 'k:«!

Ah! A §p' black dot on the horiaoc! Th« cait \m. was the

19,1878.

Wn.E, Cr.ABKB—Dear Sir: Having witnemed the wonderful effects of HUNT'S REMEDY in my own ease, And in a great ntimber of others, I recommended it to ail afflicted with Kidney Diseases or Dropsy. T-ihse afflicted by disease should seeare the tnodloine which will eure in the shortest xwelble time. HUNTS REM EOT will do his. E. R. DAWLET,83Dyerst.

From Rev. E. G. Taylor, D. D., pastor First Baptist Chnroh

REMEDY in Itiflney W.1, nkvlDi b«n HVIfflUIISOT is purely Vegelab uw-d by vico ef Phyei elans. It has*?

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AND

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ABSORPflON SALT for Baihs. WHfietit MtfflcJfts—Simply by Absorption, tha Beat Uver, Stomach, ami Splsert

Dura

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FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC: Tha Stomach and £fow» are the aourcasof vfwr and K*oliK—!r kept in a healthy condition. Thmrt

tim.

HUNT'S

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stood the test.of 1" t«f' time for SOyears and the utmost] reliance may placed in it.

REMEDY

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My liapro'.txl VV'agon and B^iiroad track Stating thA lead In aii localiUw v, -c ihey have iad an fhtroductiou. *nd ottwers who have examined -..••.I (v:. mnoe them oonitructed on t»et1 riocipiw than any others in nse, in* iu a greater degree of sessiUveium and 1 ty. If you want scales, den't he

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Uno known r«m*dy will to promptly and. #/ffd**tly iiuur* a Stomach and Livsr, and to thoroughly fortify 'tbe syatera agui**t tbe sudden change• of our climate, as thewondsrfol, vitnJWng, ibj

It also

ipr*v*ntit4 of ditto not fail to try it.

The Holman Liver A Stomach Pad Work* by nbtorption. IS two-fold in iu action. —ffUMt and taJcM. IT it llontot, JTjTjciire, liar mitts. ....

IT is marvelous in iu prompt and radical cure of every species of mver and bvoitACM difficulties, tne seat of most all diseases.

IT is worn ov#r tho vitai!s,Livcr »ndS p«r.aci),

torta

IT removrs torpidity of the Ltver, glvei to the Stomach arreting f4rrunicXoa and fxtin by giving it tha r.&turai quaa and g*atnc jv.icej.

ptiin by giving it tha r.&tural quantity of bile id gsatrtc juice*. IT nlso vitalizes the entire systesi with .ture's true tonic.

IT arrests all deteriorated and j'/Jltwn'WS fluids in the Stomach* and thus prevent ua entering the system by wav of circulation.

IT absorbs from the body every par:i '.e of' blood-poison, vrholher bilious. or r.iodicinal,and leave* the wearer in perfect health

IT is tho most) wonderful dii-ovory of the nineteenth century, ayd inarUn a bjw

era in

the history of mcdlcal science. IT is a fact, incontestabiy proved in thru, sands upon thousands of eases, that th: Hoiman Liver and Stomach Pad will do all that ia claimed for it. It will cure Fever aoi Ague, Bilious Disorders, Liver Cosiplaiats, Intermittent Per or, Periodical Heaaachee, Dyspepsia, Ague Cako, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, Jaundice, Neuralgia, Kidney Troubles, Irregular Action of the Heart, Rheumatism, kinds of Female Weakness, Sick-Headache. Lumbago, Sciatica, Pain in Side, Back, 8tomach, Shoulders, aad Muscles, Bilious Colic, Bilious Diarrhoea, Etc.

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Circulative troubles, throwing ofi obetruc2 tions and removing

Foot pair—goc.

Seadaches,munbnes

ins. For Colds,SicS of extremities, eta.

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AN ILLUSTRATED,

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ic, l. tUngton.

itantslee ««a Saturday's boat Mat leave netll 8pm For Milwaukee, etc., evening but

Fuesd%y and Friday for tlrsnd Tlaveh,Grand Rapids tpm

Daily for

ward, and scales are being

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7 pm

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Boils, pimptes, freckles, rough skin, eruptions, in pure blood, Hop Bitters cure

"Inactive kidneys and urinary organ* pause the worst of diseases, and Hoj Bitters euros them all."

"More health, sunshine and ioy in Hop Bitters than in all other remedies." Bop Con Kb Care aad Pain Belief is the Beat. for sale by all druggists. Guliek A Berry, wholesale, Terre Haute.

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Avoca to Harlan. This Is positively the only tUrosd which 0

berth.' betweM worth, or Atohlspn for

IS THE GREAT OOHHECTOG LOK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST I Its main line runs from Chi Sat1e,UOMi«Mi^*So%e,^*ocfi^Isiahi DavecBOrl,

ie runs from Chlescp to to CouaeU Bluffli Ottawa,

Iowa Cttr, Marenjto, Brooklyn, Dss Motnea, ths capttol ofloni

with branches from Bureau Wl ibn Junotlon to Muscatine^ Hold. Bldon. Belknap. Ceotrsvlile, Prlnestoa^l ton, Gallatin. Ca

-^sroo,LaavanworthandAtahtaon

Cfieei»ea$tSto3lVB1u»L Leaved^ or TwoJ)oll«rs and J^nrCea to

NAMES °UeJ.'Vo

names and 25 cents we will send

•i/ar

IN THE WORLD,

THERMALINE

Asafe and reliably suhatitata for Qak nlpe. The great tasteless medicine for ait diseases caused by Malarial Pelsoatagr, being a preventive as well as a c^taln rettMUyfe# ww'4*--".'

im&t&vxuTm CHILLS&FEVER

Dnnb AgM, AgieCsfee, Honsitteat, Istsnattlcat Fevers, Kldaey Disease, Liver asid Bowel Cemplaiat, Dysp«p«laaa4 tteneral Del llltr 5 the best general Tonic for debilitated Systems. Price 35 oents porbox. Family boxes 11.00 Sold by Druggists. Mailed on receipt of prl06e hiS* ,*^ DUNDA8BICK A CO^, 85 Wooster Street, Now York.

Ten &ont explanatory book mailed FBEB on application. Hold by vi* A itm# PD p. cox, Druggist.* j. J. A UK, Druggist.

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Perfumed Oeean Oemn, Gilt edge, Laoe i) -w and Sno wflake aaaorte-d cards in fancy case, your name on all, in gold and jet, also one Love Letter, all lor 15 oents. Address KAY et VO.. W**K Haven. Conn, myites:a

Portable Stulay.Saw Mill,

Whs irn»»nBi'w etwly and* vmttum*. aa a aflL Hcm te Ite If

Chicago.

Ofllec. foot of Micli:uan avenue. JOJlN-iiJJSULETUJai, I'ftM. Agt*, ChieagO.

atM* xu-ua er wv»

Unfb»arm*i (flia«rtTCr« mec. »M wtti et^t as aah 1' n,-bm iu pSfti* tfv m4tMuaMref

cmpi9jr«c as as. la tuew wpa»ltr«---- S

ftwwfae stioctn evra&xiber, leases no aMbsboC anSwBteassawfflsxltoga?talwrrlBaiia tkiisnw. Itaar to iac!toriai»xiawraw fwwvtaeta (hat twei» flttte deya^aaieaa profitiMtiiMSnairitmaen a---, -s&tt" iaW jnMtitf »*eer«Bttofi sf« WO. frri tewtf wtmn,waL astute Tr'ii^ TTrlf

owe Palace dsn ts a 8MOKINO SALOON where yon ean enjoy your "Havana" at all hours of the day. Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi and Missouri rivers at all points crossed bytthla line, and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs, Leaven* worth and Atchison, oonneottoas being made In Union depot*.

PTtlNCTPAL R. CONNECTIONS OF THIS OHBAT THROUOH LINE ARB AS FOLLOWS ^^AtCHtCAOO. with all diverging lines for the Bast

KSOLXWOOIX

At Rock

Jo announpe that this

Company runs ia PiLACS 8I1HPIMQ CAB8 for

rtovcBis.

'Sour stomach,bad breath, indigeetloo and headache easily cured by Hop Bitters

"Study Hep Bitters books, use the medicine, be wise, htaithy and happy."

"When life is a drng, aud you have lest all hope, try Hop Bitters."

Kidney and urinary trouble IS uni versal, and the only safe and sure remedy Hep Bitters—rely ou it."

I^lasd,

with wester

Bock Island* Peoria Rallrosda. At DAvatrpoBX, with the Da western B. B.

At wy^gnwnffr. with the Burlington, Oadar AtaanrirKLL, with Oentnl R. R. of Iowa. JiD.

AtCoLUMBtrs Jcmcnon, with Burlingtonf^edar BapMs A Northern R. B. At Ottvkwa, with Central R. R. of lowai St. Loiiia, Ksn. City A Northern and C.. B. A Q. K. Kda.

At KaoKtne. with Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw and St. Louis, Keokuk A N.-W.R. Kds. AtBsvsRLT, with Kan.City, St J.ftC.B.iL

Wabash, AtBavaiiL At ATCB1SOW, ^^ltll —_ Atchison A Neb. snd Br. ualoa PacificR. Kds.

At JUsavbwwosthOn.

If yjn IVW dnlU drowsy, debilitated, have sallow ...r ct ikls, -r yi-llowWM»r»"n spots on fti-o or •j««!j. rre|si-ut lK-'AdscIw or UlMlnci.s bid In f-nir., lui.mul u'.-»t or c!:ltls altcnuitcd wtth l»ot kp.rit«, aij-l fslnuwy fbri-bodingi, Irri'tfuiar *uf

^)3ti.,«l.

83 IE oa PR.

LETS. a

with the Lake Shore A Michtean

Boalhern and Ptttsborg, Ft. Wayne A Chicago B.Bds. At

WASnixoTox IUuq bts,

dnnett A St. Louis R. R.

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with Plttsharg, Ctn-

Central R.R.

aatlT^P. VT. tU

w— _«.„..-JP.. L. A D.j A W.j andT.Jp. A Railroads. estern Union R. R. and avenport A North-

with K. P. and K. Cen. R. Rda»

BBS MOOIBS, oovarou. BLTlHi Islaad Kistt," srs seM by Stt

ST. JOHN, Oea'i Tku and Paaa'itr Aau, Cbfc»«9.T

CANCER.

Neither Knife nor Poisons Used. Pa. BoselsagnMinate,and a thoroughly educated physician, who ban, for SO years, made the treatment of CANOKR a specialty. Da. BOSS has large practical experience In Throat, Onto, Oatnrrb, £orq/Wi, Dfrpeptia, AmiIs Dfeeaim, and all ChmtSe, fYiaots and Ktatfag Dttam. When it is ic^envenlent fbr treatment except in Cancer cases)

to visit the di medicines where. Letters eonfli Dr. D. D. BOSS, Cor. tlaln and Adiuun st. I'eoria, IU.

ie city fbr treatment [except in Cancer cases 1 canbe sent privately by moil ornxpreasevAy [otters eonfldentiai. Circulars free. Address

r-^'tr.r.! thoronjh hlro )-ptirtf}-fnR f,. ,x-r-Ij.-."_l

:«rr»-'? fol.lcn Dlscovi-ry curid

.. flnanfntii Ia a .ti .not-*, tVrnn i:k Tror-t florofoln to a ooinnwn t'lmrJc, or Eruption. Morciiri.U• tllsctiso, u..-,l 1VI--.3*, mi Uiclr ciToct. nm crallciitfi,

Tl*"r .ii« Ii' .-*l !i .-m a sound crustltudon esktV l'.rr~lpr-lr*, hoH^rhenai, Force Sorc«, ttody Bkbs in all Utio23-» rau«w by Uul by ii I if in end Uo lr«r««lM^ mudlcinc.

It r.:anlf-itod Its jMtoncy In ciirlng

K«e tlash, Uclh, Oarbaaclca, Bero JEj% MwhiM* and dwilUnct, White SwvlilBCS TMek !twk, nnd EaUnrd 6Ua«K

you arc suRbring rrom

Uvm,t»:i*iu nr "BJUmmww." In many chsce ot Ur^t wylelut" only part of thi-se symptoms »ru •sp..rl*n -X A rvnuily tor idl mull ca«*, L)t. I'linVji (1«10h»AMrtUcsl

DUcorcn- hus n.) eqaal, us

It»Hocu .-ind rtdlpal run-*. l-j Uw caru of Bnwwknto. Sovere Goaaka, and the H*ily (Oxii'-J of CenwaiWtoa, It has aMonlJlM-d tho lu^Acjd flU-nlty. aa-l mmIwiu pliyslclann protiwnoa It tl«« «n'iU?ft jiK-lli-ai dl«-.»v»!rj- of tlv a*rc. TVOdie th" »«r,Tr«tCwigU*. ttstr«igtlM«na the system &n<l purtftra the hloed. S1'1 by ''ruifflsu.

Jt. V. IH^ItcC..M.pwfoNfl'r, World's DUpcwary •U'l 1:iu1Ui' l|itijklllluli).I). Y.

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Sear Knwtntleaa torn Hcwlh. UltttM i-Urka Hala In «lWa

ef KWuett, laUnul Kev«r, Mealed fwllas at"** .11 to IliAd. t.llcc a of Pc a r«a.dl.^ M»v»»-r of tiR-»e i'unri'tvc avrrso —... -f ji„. -uK^.lt may bo Mid t!«»t I™

SKIM S(M NM MIWW WW"/ 7 A «. eleed er tkwne pna»)«S tkeb" aoosUve tmprtf. Aee Ooc« not Impair tho

pram-rili^of

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Th, are sutar-coated au-I tnclotfd^ In cl11*® Hair virtue* bflng thereby mv L'flcth of liiuCt Ia ast tpAi uiey My slwayt Ht-*h «xl reliable. Tltls Is not ihc v*® pill* 1 "it up in ctocsp wo«v1re or pa»tvt^aH lo*c«. Fnr All dl«-'«c» where a Lesattre, Altrrawa, or Par«attve, l»^ ludl« »Ued. llx^e crld's lHspensory

CATARRH

STMPTOSUV-Frcnnont towW «che,diiitutrgi- tilting into throat, somcttnu-* profuse, watery, Uilck Kacous, puruk-t. oUcnilw. "»c.

In others, a drrMess. dry, wau-ry, v. t. »r ioB troa itosoiiw up, or oOftruction,' lie nasai J* saaes. riajftnjr lu cars, dcaftjess, hswilng and ing tocWiur Use throat, ulcerations,scabs ft«n ti rsr idn»«,alva hMnflt mVt

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few thc« upWttA sr# CMJj» SX

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accwrucj' tsnh StessM-

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OM'iicac '-'rM. m. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY prodnrcs raciest coirsof the worst.f i' tx mmttet ot bow lane rtsndlnfc 7. j1

SS£" pcnwuT~^n^ lavtdids* Hv&U '.

'Ctafal In the [d .ind ptosis*

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