Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 10, Number 13, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 September 1879 — Page 3

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The old man disinherited him, l»ut now that the nephew in out of the way, that matter can be eaailr settled. A little gold, you know, and even our oountrj lawyer# have itching palms." "t see I nee. He a shrewd one. Bat I *nyf huwdo VOH manage to amine yourself here, Miles? For a man of your temperament—fine weed this—I should think yon would find it rather dull.'' "Now we are coming to it," the exthief said to himself then aloud:

Oh, Charlie, we have amusement in plenty. Horse racing, hunting, cockfightin?, with now and then a little lynching affair by the Vigilantes and horse thieves. It is pretty lively here sometimes, I assure you," and the owner of The Elm* looked sharply at the other through the waves of sinoke that hovered between. "I suppose so but tell the truth, Miles, isn't there something else in the wind?" "Jfow, Charlie, up to your old tricks again. To you, then, I'll confess that I occasionally do have a source of amusement foreign to those I mentioned. Some time perhaps I'll introduce you to the

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There was a hidden meaning in the words, and the visitor knew it, but he did not choose to show his knowledge. He could give a shrewd guess as to what the other meant policy, however, demanded that he should not play too heavily upon this chord, lest he arouse the other.

Puffing a cloud of smoke from his mouth, he watched it sailing slowly upward in »»lue ring's. It was an old trick of Centerbit Charlie's. Miles was watching him keenly, although he did not show it, and thess were the thoughts that ran through his mind: "It's blwsted shame to get away with such a cool cQxtou'er. Don't he do it to the life though? T11W will give me a lesson on masquerading such as I never had before. Jove, but it would have been a good one on me, but for Donald's warning to he-suHpicious and t.'iut mark on his his hand. Ah, Duke Dirrel, you forgot that it WAS 1 gave you that cut, and hail reason to remember it. Thoaght to play it tine, and by George, jou came near doing it too. Mow ahull I manage it? Lead him on, and then at the last moment, when he discovers that .1 know who he is, down he will go into the black hole. Let me see how 1 can work the game."

During this time the New York burglar was also busy in self-communing. "He suspects me that is plain to be seen. I mnst keep my eyes on his hands, and if he attempts to draw, lightning will not be quicker than the way in which I will draw on him. He thinks I am after him. Perhaps he spoke the truth, and there is a little game being played here. Now that I remember, Bogus Bill, the counterfeiter, disappeared about the time Miles came out here. 1 may.yet-work up the case, but at present I am on the track of Donald Blake. I wish to find where he was on the night his father was murmured."

His reflections were interrupted at this point by his host. "I say, my friend, don't y®u thisk we have carried this thing far enough for one sitting?" "@peak plainer. Miles." "I will, then. You have a good makeup but you forget that scar on your hand. But for that you would have deceived me the worrit you everdid. Whatdsyou want hew?, Duke Darrel "Aha! you know me. I have nothing to do with you, Mile&Nickson, at pseeeat. I am on the trail of higher game—iDonald Blake!" "He islwre."

The heavy curtain partedl ami John BlakeYcouisin stepped into view. As he did to the detective arose to his feet, and as if byxaagic a revolver slipped into* his hand. "Do*add Blake, I went you!" he said.

There was a mocking laugh. Niokaoo pressed bietfoot upon the concealed spring A sudden .crash followed, and Duke Eiarrvl and the chair vanished as if by magic. The bulietiroai his revolver actually*cut a lock from Donald Blake's hair as it burtied past his head.

Where the Shadow Detective had been but five second* before, there yawned a black aperture tome three or more feet «square, from which arose the damp, dead-. Jy vapor, and sickening odor of dungeon [TO BK CONTINUED.]

BRUTAL HUXMANDS AND TENDEJEt WIVES. A married lady recently oommltted Miclde because sho was tired of liviug with her busfeand who had treated her ersrlly. Sbe its* xoue down to an early an4 perhaps a swttattne jtrwre, but sbe has ,left the beaux* -of aba me upon the brusr of the hrale w-toooi tbe jaw called her Aord—a brand which gold cannot erase nor time deface. It is well that this ts so- The «a« who forgets what is do*.to the woman who baa /oraakeu all to cleave to hint, wtoo has not affection trough in blot to reverenoe and respect the mother of h$a child pen, nor manhood enough to treat her kindly, deaervet no better fate than that the re 11 be staipped irons hta distorted heart Mid his efeeracter be tbrosra open to the world in all Its oowranlly brutality. Ttiere are women daily dying la this world, not the victim* of disease, not th unhappy targets of accidental daatb, not expiring peaceably and quietly in old iv but don# to deatb by sneers, by tauc.-^by blows. Tt»e hwirt has shrunk within them, the soul has boras as ashes, bHt*r and galling, and thwy drop off, withered by the winds of cruelty, and killed by itte frout of brutality. It is not nec«narily physioal blows that kill. Tbat la but a small part of the abhorrent science of cr ty. A bruise, a cut, a gash wilt IH—, but a taunt burns deep and an insult rankles in the quivering soul. These things cannot be blotted out in weeks, nor months. They never heal. Pbysidaua cannot cure them union bo who inflicted tbem turu physician, and heoanuot act the physician unless he first act the gentleman—aod he cannot act the gentleman until bo covers op the soar with deeda of i:: v- rd* of love, and bathes the iiJt OWU tetlS.

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novelists who gloat over melancholy! br'ght Und-~and I trust that there are and revel in misery. Would tbat were many,! do not know among the f4rqa»r so! Hul It it* only too true. Novels ar«, b«|iu. but mirrors that reflsct the looks and -t acta of the passing stream of buman life, *tit£U MAKlSij, and reflaoi too oit«f» the ot a lovlug and I &a*r soma one %*f, *Uiars-' lovely soul by neglect and wicked lu*ult. jy

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The following from the N. Y. Graphic adds another to the long cata.OKue of proofs that we should always go abroad to hear the news:

Ellas Llpsia was a brother of Adah Isaacs Menken, and in life at Sao Francisco a variety ahow manager.

He killed himself. He bad a widow, by name on the stage "C»rrl« Wilson. Sbe decorated his grave with flowers.*

One day, oomlng with more flowers, she found on the grave an elegant floral cross. She found not only tho cross but the yocng woman who placed It there. Sbe asked the young woman why sbe plaoed It there and what was ber name.

The young woman said ber name was Rose Evana. and she bad plaoed it there because in ll/e Ellas loved ber and she loved Ellaa, and tbat Elias loved her much more than be did Carrie Wilson.

Upon this the two ladies became violently exoited, and their language over tho dead man's grave was anything but the language of flowers. "You drove EliaS'to suicide, you said Carrie. "You drove him to suicide, you ," said Rose, "and I can prove it. There, read that, bis letter to tne."

The widow read, in Ellas' handwriting, "I am not in the best oi spirits, for my wife arrived ibis noon from Virginia City and I have bad

The widow said no more. They left the grave covered with flowers. Elias slept tho sleep of variety stage managers.

Rose kept on decorating as before, So did Carrie. But it was observed that they did not decorate the same grave.

Rose had a grave to herself in one portion of Laurel Hill cemetery Carrie stuck by the old mound.

The flower merchants encouraged the two girls and advised them to keep it up.

At last Carrie grew suspicious. She hired a man and bad Elias dug up. The man dug but could not tind Ellas. He found not even a coffin.

Rose bad Elias in death. Sbe had dug Elias up and planted him in another grave.

The end is not yet. M?1

UXOR IN THE FAMILY. Good humor is rightly reckoned a most valuable aid to bappy home life. An equally good and uselul faculty is a sense of humor, or the capacity to have a little fun along with the humdrum cares and work of lite.

We all know bow it brightens up things generally to have a lively, witty companion, wno seeks the ridiculous points of things, and who can turn an annoyance into an occasion for laughter. It is a great deal better to laugh over some domestic mishap than to ory or scold over tbem.

Many hotnes and lives are dull because too deeply Impressed with a sense of the cares and responsibilities of life to recognize its bright, and especially Its mirthful side. Jnto such a household, good but dull, the advent of a witty, humorous friend la like sunshine on a cloudy day. While .it is always oppressive to bear persous constantly striving to say witty or funny,things, it is comfortable to see what a brlgbtenera little fun is—to mako an effort to have Bome.at home. It is well .toturn off an impatient question sometimes, and to regard It trorn a humorosw point of view instead of becoming irritated about it. "W*ife, what Is tbexeaaonl can never Qnd a clean sbiet.?" exclaimed a .good but rather impatient busband after rummaging all through the wrong drawers. His wlleiooked at hlmatead lly for a moment, half inoilned to be provoked, then with a comical look,«he said: "I never oould guess conundrums I give It up." Then he laughed, and they both laugbed, and she went and got his shirt, *nd he felt ashamed of himself and kissed iter, and then she felt hfopy so, what might have beeu an occasion for hard words and unkind feelings, became just the contrary, all, through the little vein of humor that' cropped out to the surface.

Somechildren have a peculiar faculty for giving a humorous turu to things when tboy are reproved. It does just as well oftantlmes to Jaugb things-off as to scold them off. Laugbter Is better than tears. Let us have a little maFe«flt at home:

DOMESTIC WOMEN.

BY MRS C. H. C.

According to my Ideas of whatoountaw women uught to be in order to fill paoperlv tb&ephore in whiob Providence has placed bar, sbeabould kave no 4uciteations for-dre.®s or show abroad ber thoughts should rest at home and to render tbat home a bappy and prosperoos«ne for ber husband and family sboaid be the greatest deains of ber heart. This she,can accomplish without any hardships,« she 1s aright cniuded. prudent ana careful woman. Faet and management go a great way in properly conducting the aflklre of tho household wbatose woman tan do with the greatest ease and pleasure, another may fail Inthrovgb want of judgment or foresight. And there is a great deal in a certain characteristic which vulgar folks c&ll "gumption." Teu or I would call it capacity or shrewdness—but lor ail that, "gumption" is the best word to convey the idea of that sort of cleverness which seems to make ail odds and ends fit Into aach o* er, rvt hlng In the right place, -.ad kfc^^ L.—mhold machinery going as regular as clockwork wUbcut the least fuss or bluster. In such a dwelling, if the busband Is a reasonable man with a good temper, I tbink there would be a great deal of real comfort aod happiness. Tired with the labors of the field, be would return to his pleasant home si evening, and meeting his smiling wife and neat little ones awaiting bis pre* mice at the supper table, where contentment would so fill his heart tbat be would forget his weariness and think of naught but the happy present.

And after the evening meal was over, former and his family swelvea on the porch or asttiof their dwelling while the cbil-

tbls prosperons imrmsr would seat themselves on the porch or piasKi of thslr dwelling while lbs children would bring oat tbair books sad newspapers—thus making pleasant as w«U as Instructive tb« fading hoars of tbe long summer's day.

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Tender hearts are rudely pierced aj1" ppfiftnc-* iu *jfupviag othnr j»**ple'^ gentle natures brained by unappreclatlon in unkiud husbands, and wbed ttie grave la opened, and a, blossom, as fair and beantlful as any that will blootu above the sod placed therein, men ami women will *bi*per that soo always was a delicate fl »wer, and will turn from the recollection of the dead victim to the consolation of the living murderer

Sheets should be three quarters of a yard wider than the bed, narrow sheets being almost as bad as none. The covers should be light and soft. Tacking tbena is much better than wasting time and energy on patchwork and quilting, though just now fashion says that we should Imitate our grandmothers, and make quilts more puzzling than Chi nose patchwork. VICTORIA A.

An Honest Medicine. '.-iV Of all the medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat. Chest or Lungs, we kuow of none we can recommend as highly as DR. KING'S NRW DUCOVKRV iori Consumption, Coughs, Co.ds. Asthiua, Hay! Fever, bronchitis, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, Loss of Voice, etc. This medicine will positively cure, and that whore everything etas ha» failed. No medicine can show one half so many positive and permanent cures as have already been elTeo.ed by this trnly wonderful remedy, for Asthma and Bronchitis it is a perfect specific, curing the very worst ises da the shortest time possible. Wo nay by all means jglve it a trial trial bottles 10 cai ts. Rfgnilar ni7.e $1.00. For sale by Gullck & Berry, Terre Haute.

Beaatifleri,

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics of France, or beautitiers of tbo world, while iu poor health, and nothing will give you such good health, strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof. See another column.

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Porous Plasters

Have received the greatest number of un questionably reliable endorsements that uiy external remedy «ver received from physicians, druggists, the press, and the public. All praise them as a great improvement on the ordinary porous plasters and all other external remedies. Foi LAME AND WEAK BACK,.Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism. Kidney Disease Neglected Coughs, and all Local A«he and Pains, they are the best known rem •ady. Ask any one who has used them, any good physician, and and he will oooflrm tiifl above sta'ements. Sold by all druggists. Price 25 cents.

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inbers, bas somewhat uusotmy in ''h» abnve awrUo *. A bed be a thing «f \»oauty anU oapibie itting titg'U all th ntgt.ti tl si«*p. Oa no aououut give yoarxufliw a busk tod to sleep on, fr If uoi aoous toniwt to thaw, in la$nth*n*a 'iour bnt»y will fancy that the beds are tilted wlui defunct ipaodles. They are so apt to ba rid gey. &nd on no account tnake a straw bolster (thiaklng It will make amends for a small pillow that has been robbad to give rotundity to the square ones tbat srr*w the bed DV day. 'these lr made ol rav or exoelslor will look quite as grand aa unw expensive ones,) tliu* one maw save feathers for practical purpose*. My ideal bed consists of a set of springs'and tick well tilled with 0*t atraw, as tiiiHCin always be made wHfh a gentle slope from bead to foot, is healthier to sleep on, and more easily aired than any other. Abed should be a trifle bibber iu tua middle than at the sides, though not precaptibly so, and should bes made tbat the onoupants will not say they dare not sleep In your house for tear of rolling out of bed. Too many beds suggest this absurd couplet— "Alas for gravitations force, «o'S To grief it hurl-lea mau aud hor»e'

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VOLTAIC PLASTER

An H3ectro-Qa3rnnic Battery combined with a highly Heilicated Strengthening Plaster, fornunsr the bofit Plaster for pains sad acucs in tab World of Medietas.

A MORBID BWEITJffg. Gentlemen^-— I sent for one of COLLIN'S VOIr TAIC PLASTEKS, noil it lias been uf great beseflt In reducing a swelling):) my left Bidet that twopiiy. slclaiis pronounccd T-nlarcenieRt of tbo Spleen* and onoprouoa&cedlcaa Ovarian Tumor.

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CnrrniAiriA, Ixn., Marrh 3,1S77. 3SCSY AEETHE BESS. Gentlemen,--Enclosed yoc will find ?!£". and I wlBli vod would R.'iid mo nnother dozen of your COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS. By tho above you will see tlr.it 1 un dopomethinfr to belpothers in some way even if 1 nil uocabloto lie up and around. Thero aro nunioer who liavn tried your plasters who liad Riven en!, t'.int all plasters were good for nothlQK. na now join with mo tbat they are tho beet they have ever fried. I havo got along this winter better than I have before in three years. Wished I could havo heard of your plasters before. Yours, &c.,

ATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY of,Vigo. In the Vigo Circuit Court. Ko.tl1,437. In foreclosure. Josepbus Collettand Firman Nippert, co-extcators estuteof Chauncev Rose, deceased, vs. Oeorge Osborne and Johanna OBborne,

Be it known, that on tbe 8th' 'day of^9eptember, 1879, it was ordered by the Court that tbe Clerk notify by publication said Ueorge Osborne ana Johanna Osborne as non-resident defendants of tbe pendency of this action against them. 8atd defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said aetlon against tbem, and thit the same will stand for trial at the November terra of said eourt, in the year 1870.

DR. Terr hits too* ceeded la combining in these pills tlMbereto* fore antagonistic qnall* ties of a SnuDNrmwe, PCBSATIVS,aad a Puaimsa Tome.

Their first apparent effect is to Increase the appetite by canting the food to property as dlmilate. Tbas tlkeiy»* tern is noari^icd, and by their tonic action oa the digestive owns, rogalarand heatt^r vscoatiOBS are yco daced.

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Tennant A Thomas Att'ys for Plaintiffs.

APPLICATION

FOR LICENSE.

The undersigned will apply to the board oi (lounty commtsslonens at their next regular session, which oommeiioss on 0th October term, 1879, for a license to retail xpiritouB and malt Liquors, In less quantities than a quart at a time, with the prlvLege of allowing the same to be drank on tbe promise*. His place of business is located on twenty (20) feet off the west side of lot number one hundred and sixty-live (165), in Rose's addition, on the northeast comer oi Ninth and Main streets, Teiro Haute, Harrison township, ^rr— ViKoCeuntv. Tnd JOHN WEDLAKE.

PPLKAT.ON FOR LICENSE

The undersigned will apply to tbe board of county commissioner* at tbeir next regular session' which commences on 6th day. Octooer term, 1879, for a license to retail spirituous and malt liquors in less quantities than aqnart at a ttme, with the prlvi* lege of allowing the same to be drank on his premises. His place of business is located on nine (9) feet and two (2) Inches off north sine of in lot 51 and eleven (ll)feetoff south side or in lot 60, being No. 218 south Fourth street, in city of Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo county, Indirna.

A MEM H. JOHNSTON.

OTICE TO HEIRS OF PETIHON TO SELL R%AL ESTATE. Not lee is befoby given that Cromwell W Harbour, Executor of the estate of Cory ilarboar, deceased, lias fled his petition to sell tbe real estate of the decedent, his personal property being insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition will be beard at tbe next term of tne Vigo Circuit Court, on the 23d day of October 1879.

JOHN K. DURKAN. Clerk.

Wx. E. MCLEAN, Att'y lor Petitioner. *w

LADIES,

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Will give yon a complexion as pore as a baby's. For site, wholesale and retail, by Buntln A ArmUrong, Terre Haute. Retail, Uroves A Lowry. W.E. XcOrcw A Co., aod Freeman Sherbarne. Mayldttn.

NITED STATES SCALES.

My improved Wagon sad Railroad track scales are taking the lead la all localities when they have bad an IntrodaeUon. Mechanics and otters who bare examined them pronounce tbem eenstroctod on better principles than any other* in use, laring a greater decree of sensitiveness aod rablllty. If you want scales, asat be mbamied into payinr «t piles for ttame. investigate and yonr moc. and tbe same time k*J f-^Uer #eau»=. Tne .ucbls onviwrd. a»d• a» beltg improved, tik veijtiling n«c. Ctrcntars,

RPHE SATURDAY EVENING

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TtSIUlE HAUTE, IND.

A Paper for the People

A MODEL HOME JOURNAL.

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THE TENTH YEARS

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WHERE IT IS SOLD. .-•

LdRETTA M. CROSS.

BAUSTOK SPA, N. T.. March 27, 1877. ^rtoej^SS^Cente, Be eareftil to call for COLLIKS'VOLTAIC PLAS TBR lest yon get some worthless Imitation. Sold

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Druggists throqghoat

and Canadss. aod by WEQiS A tors. Boston. Mass.

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K. L. Ciodecke Opera House Harry Buntin —P. O, Lobby M. F. Crafts Opp. Post OflSc Richard O'Brien National House AIODKO

H'reeland ...Cor. 4th and Lafayette St

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The Only Remedy I THAT ACTS AT TBI SAMS TIM OX

THE LIVER, THE BOWEL8, and tho KIDNEYS.

ThU combined actiongkn ttwon\d*rfulpower to oure alldiseam.

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I Why Are We

Because we allow thm great orgaru \ia become dogged or torpid, and I poitonou* humeri are therefore forced Yinlo the blood that thould be mpeOed I naturaUy,

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iLioimMW. row. oommfATioa,

\bj causing tree action of thm organ» \and restoring their power to throw of I ducats.

Why Saffsr BHIoMMssIas silulwl liy tersMated with Fuss, Csasti patios by frisk

Wky tersaested Wbv Mghtesed over ilssrdersd Wsj ssdsts sarvess er sick hssdaeiust

Used over ilssrdersd Kldasn

Wky fcsts sleepless sights! Vt$ kxdkct WORI* amd rtfatee tu heaUh. Ilit a drTf,vegetabU eampomdomd

4 efvom DrufqlM, kt wiU order for yen. muA BSOUBSUt COL, trspriMan,

I I us m« 1 BsrtlasUa, Tt.

$66

a week In your own town. Terms aud *5outfit Address H-HALL«rrire«.Poriland

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rpEREE Tro.swi.eoi

Terrs Hante, Ind.

gHee, Foartb and i^rr:u|toit.

a(w Mains.

WEEK, 12 a day at home easily made. Costly outfit free. Address Myl7-lyr TRITK CO.. Aitznrfi. Kaloe.

KINK CARDS, no two alike, with oame and ease, 19c. SO wblte lac. eow^ai AtwrMAMrK:*, Htitaasatr. L\.

HAUTE BLEACHERY .corner of 4th and Mulberry fits. Conducted by

MRS. M. A. GERARD.

Straw Hsb and Bon&fcts bicacbed altered, colored and flalsbed Ins superior manner *r "H ry wart nn-ft' trade prices, ami -5 wotum. a-.r.j.i ii R9Mtmr««

THE HOLMW

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AND

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Medicinal Absorptive vrpt Boors FOOT PLASTERS

Ab'D

ABSORPTION SALT for Baths,

The ^folman Liver & Stomach Pad TVorkt by absorption. IS fwo-iWd in iti actio* —give* aid taktt. IT it uonstt^ Sfectitt^.mmpK, Ilarmlett.

IT is marvelous In its prompt ani r.- i.:cat curc of every species of

LIVER

and

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Csrs Wlthotrt Msdtolae—Slmpty by Absorption. Tbs Bs«t U«sr, StosMCh, sad Sslssw iDoctor Is the WorW.

FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC: The Stomach os rer sre the sources of djw and htaUK—if kept in a

K,,.

healthy condition. Thtrt it so hnoton rem$dy thai 't will to promptly and cUntlytmur* a htauhii

STOMACH

and

LIVER,

and so thoroughly fortify Ithe system offaln*t the sudden changes of our m'-"-Iclitnate, as the wonder- ,r lful, vitalizing, health"giving llolman Liter &

Stomach Pad.

ASURCDNMAMMItijalso

STOMACH

difficulties, tne seat of most ail discs sea. IT is worn over the viiaistLiverandStomach,

IT removes torpidity of the Liver, giveVsne wiifw!' to the Stomach: arresting feruittttiUivn -nd pain by giving it the natural quantity of bUe and gastric juices.

IT also vitaltecs the entire system wiui 2sa« ,, ture's true tonic. Kf 'l"*' IT arrests all deteriorated and poieor,""s fluids in the Stomach, and thi:^ pitvci U...r entering the svstem bv way o: circulation.

IT absorbs Trom t'.ic body panics of. blood-pcison, whe:!-.?r bilious,every

nialarlr.l

didnaLand leaves the v.-carcrin perfect pcr.Uj. IT is the most \vc .lerful di^overy oi nineteenth ceniary, and mr.rlis a new era in the history of medical

SCIENCE. S,'

IT is a fact, incontes: !v proved in thr*sands upon thousands oi that the Hoiman Liver and Stomach Pad will do all the* is clairasd :c it. It will cure Fever ani Ague, Bilious Disorders, Liver CotR^ia!ate,, Inteimittent Fever, Petiodical Heaiajaca, Dyspepsia, Ague Cake, Chill Fever, Dumb 4 Ague, Bilious Fever, Jaundice, Neuralgia. Kidney Troubles, Irrecular Action the ,, Heart, Rheumatism, all kinds of Fc.r-.iaSe Weakness, Sick-Hcadache. Lumbago, Sciatica, Pcini-i S'd-:, Back, Stomach, Shoulders, and Muaclss, B.licus Colic, Bilious Diarrhoea, ttc. vm-1

For safetv. convenience, and cfioctivenesi it commends Itself to every household. l-. Send for our pamphlet, giving extended tr.- ^,j formation and testimonials.

Caution to the Public.— JSetoare ofpoUonout and fraudulent imitations forced upon ..v.tu .j ., market by designing and vnprincijUedadventurers to be told on the reputation of genuine. £ny none but tiio Holman Pad, etc.

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE-LIST: Regular Pad.-—$:.oo Incipient diseases t'i5 Stomach and Liver, lirst stages ClsiaA"!.'?.?:.w and Fever, etc. 8pecial Pad.—13.00 Chronic I.iver and Str.mach Disorders of every form, also Ma- .a :, laria, Biliousness, etc. XXX Pad or Spleen Belt.—fj.oo Is Intended to cover Stomach, Liver and Spleen. and is a sovereign remedy for ail chronic troubles. Infant Pad.—Preventive and Cure of

Cholera Infantum, Diphtheria, Scarlet I Fever, Summer Complaints, etc. For Kervous and

Body Plasters—50c. Foot pair—50c

•g Circulative troubles,., ^throwing oft obstrucIjtions and removing pains. For Colds,Sick

Abaorption Salt—1 box,35c 6boxe3.f1.25

Headaches,numbnesa of extremities, etc.

Sent by mall, free of postage, on receipt of price. if Wholetale and Retail Depott

of dis-

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Fletcher and Sharp's Block, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. I BATES &HANLEY, U*

Managers for the Northwsst

HOP BITTERS.

CI00 IN GOLD.

Will b« pal *, a ease they win not care or help, or for anjt:.^ar l.-atmro or injurious found In them.

Ask your for nop Zlltcn aad try thetn before you sleep. Into no oilier. tlor Cooa."t Ccs^ LUe sweetest, safert and best.

Ask Children.

Tlie HOPpjisforStouach,LiverandlhiUueyis*ep».| riortjallothcm. Ccrt by absorption. Ask

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9X 4-sk O A per day ar. home inmnlt-i 9 90 10 tp/5V worth 15 fres, Addrev.. HTINHON A tX». Portland Maliif "H* IT I? You can make tnou-

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A heretoforeanknows remedial element whleb applied to the back, aad Immediately ever tbe Kidneys will baaisb pais aad weakness sstf roase those dormant organs Into aew life. Itlseomforubieto the patient, Certain in Its effects,

Utv. Female Complaints.

nary Orvsas. wbennothtnf el*

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CAWCERT

to vMttbedtr &r treatment fe*o*pt, la Cancer cases) a»dlcl»sscanbs»sntpriratel3fSjyu*fl or«xws»s^er» vhm* letter*! XV. IXIX *0«8.r. V:.1st. rs«fta.vtf.

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