Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 October 1880 — Page 7

THE MAIL

A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

LK A BOUT HOME

After all, when one comes to think of it, there are not many homes. There are, of critwre, innumerable places which go by the name of homes. called so for a want of abetter designation, or because everybody calls the place where he eats and sloops "home but when you comedown to the real sober fact, homes are comparatively Honrce.

A home is a refuge place from the stortuH, the fret and worry of life. It is place where the husband comes home to a sanctuary, where Rtniles and loving urordu answent his tmiilo and loving greeting. It is a place where the wife ittlgnsjn her lxwiightity and grace not it may be, the grace of outward beauty, or cultivation, but of true women hood, •where fdio receives honor and love even BSKlic gave them both. It i# a place •where children are happier than anywhere else in the work!, because there arc the hcericKt words, the brightest looks :md the kindest act». Such are not the majority of homes* aa we find them.

How d'tM it happen that when you see a real home, a light, pleasant »pot where everyone seems to i»e happy whore if ihuHband and wife have misunderstanding, no one seonis to know it whore laughter and Hiniles are perpetual guests, "why (1 'ei it strike one an pecular and noticabie? Simply because there are so lew of them. will not ask you to think of your own home. Let "us indulge in the"luxury talking about our neighlxirw' There is Mr. Smith's house. What are

Jlim

rour Moan about this home? You see go in at nightfall, looking used

IK-

by tln wear of the day, and if you could Btopin with Mr. Smith, and liethoreaii invisible presence, I don't lieiicve you "Would

wholly charmed with the look

of think')-..

Possibly the

first

words of

Mr. Smith are directed indelinitelv "Whin'siiU thin noi*t about? I don wee why these children are kicking up such The said children taketh hint iind move out of the way, not think ing—for wlileh they are pardonable—to Bay "'J od evening1' to their father. noon "M ttles" them. Tlie family sit down to the evening meal. Mr. Smith Jeeln tired, and don^ care to talk. Tho children iuivesomething to say, but they long ago that father does not care to bo iMjthercd with their tales of school, nor to !te nsked 'piestions alK)ut kites and balls, lie has forgotten all he knew about them. They, sensibly enouuh keep still. tho whole they have, ii not lfld, a very stupid time of it. Tii family is a coinpanv of animals, who f*ed and leave when tfiey have had enough. They do not know precisely what

do with themselves: so they

mojic about, and are glad to go to lxxf, though they don't want to go, except to OHeajxi the dullneas,

Now, tiiis is not a beautiful picture, but is it a very uncommon ono? A honest eonfesslen would tell of more homes of that sort than of hotter ones Are they real homos?

A Fruit MAIiltlAtt'E.

Says a contributor to tho Philadelphia Times: It isu grave mistake when a woman after marriage, and particularly after the children, loses birth of tho great world which

her interest in lies outsido her

home and her pride in her own appoar mice. Many women who, if they allowed themselves to lxi known, woufd bo not olilv charming uiumtHira of society but actual powers for tho advancement of those with whom they would lieassoci ated, retIre as within a shell, and are appreciated only in tho privacy of do mestie life. Of course there are Yirouni stances where a woman has no time or Htrength to givoto anything outsido her home, and whoso faithful 'pcrforinanco of the "daily round, the common task demand* that sheshalldo nothing more All honor to her. 1 do not sneak of her but of those catMible of much more, who are nmled to give tono to society, and who excuse themselves bv thinking that It i* devotion to husband and child while it is only an e^alt^d kind of sol Hshin-ss. I low njany we |ee,» lib, when their children la?etfic bin hOineand •when there is no longer astern necessity for their occupying themselves with hard work, seem utterly at a loss as to what hoy shall do. They have no inter ests outside of their narrow circle, in tense though they may be in that. It ought to 1h regarded as the duty of every woman to take an active interest in something, and she fhortlU cultivate a taste for things which $ho can enjoy as well at sixty years as at twenty-live." Of all persons a wife and mother ought to try to retain her good looks, and to add to" her attractions by becoming and tasteful dress, it is not a virtue for her to deny herself all except the mere necessities that the ahildron may be better dressed. She may do much more tVr her family bv tei*ng an individual not simply a feeble echo of her huslxtnd or her oiliest son. In one of the happiest homes 1 haw ever known about, tho wife was a Presbyterian and Republican and the husltand an Kpiscopalian and Democrat there were always fresh thoughts in that houses mother's opiu ion was as eagerly sought as father's, and manly soiis went out to do bettor work than they would have done if they hail not known that father and mother would estimate at its roal value whatever they might do. We might be happier if we would, and healthier too, for mind often sustains l»odv in away we do not understand. Gvvtho never said anything wiser than that "In the great world one may make a small one of his own."

SSSSLLLi-I lillL'i

HOP/

II?

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pott o)S'sr,\trrrvr$ at LAST.

Krmn official record, we leant that over sixtv thousand persons die annually in the Vnited States from pulmonary consumption. In each of these esses there was a first or incipient stage of the disease, when all the life forces and onpinte structures were vet urHuipnimi by, ts cncmaohiitenta. If at misttuNt an agent bus l»eeii found which wuld give to the vstem a higher dwtve of vitality, a a a asst this peniomi !»is. ,w«*ild have been stfriy m* this one only. In every Muhsequcut assault of IhcVnniw mj*x»ially whertMlicre existed aomc hefc*Mtary taint, a |m»mpt resort to th Mmc re-vitaliidng agent would have a like relie* ^nd immunity. Now nxitifliMMbr d, ami t£# claim is sttbsuwi'••'.mM «i wiautta# over tn elvie \-e«n ^t}ieiietu% its use. that in4 such an agtnit has been discover* ii

t\»mpottii«i Oxvgen, the rf

which .* rapklly extending. If you v. to learn all alswit this new treatment, addrv** Dr*. Stawkrv 1'At.KX* dclphi.i. Pa., and they will prom, mall y«ni their Treatise on Compoun Oxygen.

A n«v, as he ref--n®d tohls }siiutd to a naid.

rl&and lc N

Ked,

wlvtt t* thut? On i«in| tolld It was a whale, he hooked at it "*r-dn and said, •'IHiewwt besnewaeanav 1 long way!"

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MAKE THE HOUSEBEA UTJF1JL. Art Amateur. A charming manner of decorating a panel on a wall, or tint pier between two windows, is to cover the space to be ornamented with tulle, the meshes of which are as large aa possible. This at a distance does not hide tho painting or the naper on tho wall, and it makes an excellent groundwork on which autumn leaves and ferns can be pinned to form very ornamental designs.

Capital fern baskets may be made with old cords, which are broken into rough pieees and strung on wire, which has been molded into the proper shape required. The corks sometimes are threaded whole, and then cut with a very sharp knife to reaemblo carving, after the rashfbn of a cork walking stick. Again, the pieees of corks threaded on wire may be wound around a big wire basket, the handle being formed the same way.

Picture scraps mav be often used with capital effect. Small rooms, and nurseries, especially, papered with them and afterward varnished, afford great entertainment cornices may be made of them to run all around the wall paper, with about two inches of gold foil between each, and a black bordering. Wooden li re boards and Holland mats may be covered with them these must, of course be varnished.

Common garden flower pots can be made ornamental by giving them a coat of mint and tbon painting on them landscapes, flowers, or figures. Cheap wooden wardrobes and other articles of furniture can be improved by painting them black and ornamenting tho panels with flowers, rathor larger than life, storks and bulrushes, sunflowers and llllies, large daisies, and poppies, all look well.

Bleached skeleton ferns may be laid on photograph book covers, wooden sand blotting books, and var

trays and blotting books, and varnished. Tlioy look especially well on black jiaintetl wood If laid close together thoy resemble an inlaying of ivory. A plain table with ono drawer makes quite a pretty writing table by staining it black and then laying tho ferns on a border! round tho top and around tho drawers. The ferns can also bo applied to velvet I frames, wbeu the work should be covered with white tullo of the finest and I most invisible description. A blue velvet covered board, for ]lacing in a lireplace during sumnior, may have a centre I boucjuot of skeleton ferns, lightly eoverod with tulle and a border of lace quite at tho edge.

THE

Always punish yourchildron for willfully disobeying you, but never punish thom in anger.

Novor let thom perceive that thev vox you, or make you lose your self-J command.

If they give way to potulaneo or ill-1 temper, wait until thoy aro calm.tand then gently reasou with thom on the I impropriety of their conduct. ltcmomter that a little present punishment, when occasion arises, is much more effectual than tho thrcatouing of I fault be

tvs

to tho rieli and skeptical,

vsiiFirr. FAMir.r j/fSr.s. A l''rench chemist asserts thaC if tea no

?(round

"*•**-^Z"

time lias been when disease of tho

Kidneys were considered serious afleet- I ions, but fortunately all fear of any fatal results from these troubles are now dispelled by the with which Day's KIDNEY PADcertainty

always acts.

lll'LES FOR HOME KDVOA TIOX. The following rules are worthy of being printed in lottorsof gold and placed in every household:

From your children's earliest infancy inculcate the necessity of instant obodi-1 once.

Unite firmness with geutleness. Let your children always understand that you moan what you say.

Never promiso thom anything unless I you aro quite sure you can give what yon promise.

If you toll your children to do somo-1 thing, show them how to do it, and soo that it is done.

like cotl'ce. immediately lieforo

tot water is poured upon it, its exhilarating quantities will lie doubled. Oil of lovotidor will drive awny fleas. Hellebore sprinkled on tho floor at night destroys cockroaches.

Persons troubled with neuralgia will tlml the following a cure. Two drops of laudanum in ahalf tdaspoon of warm

immediate reuer. wouid not be «»«d. A noted cure for neuralgia Is hot vine gar vaporized, lleat a llat iron suiliciently hot to vaporize the yinegar, cover this With Woidon thatorial, wldch is moistened with vinegar, and the apparatus is thou opplled at once to the painful spot. Application may bo repeated until tho pain disappears coat of gum copal varnish applied to the soles of boots and rthoes, and repented as it dries until lhe pores are filled.j and the surfaoo ahiuos liko polished mahogony, will mftk4 the soles water proof, and make them last three Htnes as long.

A very simple expedient will keep eheono In the best condition. Take a linen cloth, cheese Moth, dip It In white wine, wiueene out excess of wine, wrap «p the cheese in it. By doing tu« riheeM not'only kibpi moist, but its flavor is improved.

CVCUMBKll CA TSUP.

Sdthe'ooe in tbo Home wanted to know finw to make cuentnbor entsnp. My way is to grate tho long, fresh cu cu'mbers on a horseradish grater until thevftre tine, and they will 1»

alvruya Cures and never Disappoints Tie world's ^roat Pain-Roilever far Man and Beast. Gioap, quick f.nd reliable.

PITCHEK'SCASTOKIA is r,t -•"areotie. Children grow t.t upon, Mother like, and Pliysihir.s r:vo:u:::?:: CASTOR! A It republics th: Bowels, cures YTin«l Colic, allays Feverishness, :i:nl destroys Worms.

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WEI D2 MEYER'S CATARRH Cure* a Constitutional Antidote for tiiia terrible malady, by Absorption. The moit Important Discovery since -iocination. Ctlior I'cmodiov aay relie-ro Catarri, ti:!s cziros at any

Tjifaro Coasn±iptIon set9 in.

THE GBKATJEST

KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE

EVER KNOWN.

IT TINT'S ItK.MEDV has »nvel from Hnfrctir.g dlfeasc and dcatlMnKKlrcua who have been glVv-:) 'H'.hv to Oil*. lt^MKUY curt-B all Diseases of 12»o rCidm'j a. IllalJ« r, Urinary Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Diobiti-o, and Incontl-lU-toniioji of t'rlne.

i'/li'x'a :.rw:rr.|: -itsleep,rtoctoa nppi'liti1, bruc.»* up tin- systi ui, ni.il ix-uewed Iji-ahh i* ihc rcralt. r.*TS ltr::i!EIY wiren Pnln In tho

Hack, or

I.OIIIH,

Frmalii

LS-ER

Q'u»cBowels KI

bingi

Tb tbi tumble and cwnlnloUs*$£ Veil

L.)r.

Cough Svrup is a true an Xricud. rriee 25

Bull's!

welcome

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U. in

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just out of their shell. He examined -'••it* oarefwllv, and ther. a ve, t^pieious took, slowly iiLir^ed:

Thev came out ina thev was afraid of hqjtoi."

THE PLEA XVRH Of HOPM4 When the body is bowed with pn'i an intense Icmging for relief bring* tw. t^ntm the snfltering bat it d«tv i.ot tm At a timfl lika this how welcome f» such a & caJ Wairort Nafe Kidney and liver Con*,

hojiev health and happiiwae ajnd^the of a renewed Ufa.

Ths

best preparation known In mitv

ket for r««t eoler Is Hall's Kcnewer. Try It!

toringgnty hair to it original (ali'W Vegeteble 8ktiian llair

will Mnidlly rrgnin their

Btrrngth.aml the Dlood will be perfoctly purified. HUNT'S HE^TEDY ii purely vegetable, and rm-ets a want never before fumi«bed t» the publlo, and the utmost r' llnnre may 1k placed in it.

HUNT'S REMEDY 1* prepared e*pnww» ly for Ih" itf»ovp dlsenseA, and lia» never

beeii I.notm to fail. 0?i" trial will «»nvinco y°n. For Solo hv nil Send for Pnmpblet to V/3!. V.. CI.AIIKE, Provldenee, It. I.

Price*, *."» cents, and $1.25 (larijc Rize).

$5^00,000.

J|j^

AmCriCSfl Sh08 Tip CO.

WAHRAXT THEIK

A. S. To Co,

That Is now so cxtc«ivol7 worn eti

CHILDREN'S SHOES

TO WEAR AS LOSC A3 TEE METAL, Which vu introduced by them, ami t- which the amount bai b«9n saved to pnr'ina anauMljr. T)tU Hlnck Tip tvill wave still niot«, betldea

water dropped into tho oars it will irive tow or on fine and coolly Mioci lmtnvlint«

being worn on tlm

ndiof Wbet« tb« Metal lip OB ACCOUUt ot US loott

:e.irs«r

They all h*T0 our Trade Murk A. H. T. fo. •tamped on front of Tip. P«r«nU should A8K FOB SHOES with tbU

BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIP

j^Jthe^^hjy^rehMingfoMhelrichlk^

tpctow?

WPOIHB

NERVOUSNESS.

It afibtds me great nleamm to bear test! raony to the benefits I haw received from mlng Fellows' Ootnpound 8yr

... quite pbonphlVas. 1 have recommend

pepjw strongly, mix Well, add an abun- |ty_ It tsalsoaflrst claas lWiie—ei .Hcs dance of grate«l norwrodish, and vine-1 to gar of good dkler to make it alx• as luin as tomato catsup: then put iu Lot- I .^tt»r 4»tt»,jieal or n#. ft wilTbd did, and keep, as lon|f a/y**h ikt it, in a owl place,—Mrs* M. K. tiling.latet-OBW. '—r^r I your Oamnoond thi

take on flcuih rapkliy. urn, tree the constipating effictji characteristic of Tonics I nave tried.

TiKNHY JOHNSTON,

I your

A &iri!^.|e|laji U|e| Inctoleat kitWms*, 'nr-.iKc and leaves of a imp (ml'mrnf the!ohm* atfecttdo* of

wwr thel incu

well known picture of some .i.ckens

Montreal.

SAD DR. EARi "H TKRTIMONIAI* MR. JAMBS I Feuuy+a. Maiu, Cb^rnlst.

SwOwii,

I have

ing that 1» faredies net In those dh i«it Nerroas Tonic, It

mtamonirt then Betna an ex c3' a Inflnen^ R* a», 1 ttiraoi^t ii. tt lavt^: ite* idly. itaOhedto lire pleasure to recommend

$66

on tt Nervotw :es the

reniedr which ts Rally good In cases for which It ilt||rhd«d, when so many advertised at* WBtaa than oftekas.

I am, sir. yoor* troly.

It enret Asthma, Lias of Voto, Xemalcta. St. Mtw" Daaee, KyiJejaie Fits, WhwplM CtaRb, Xervoosnem,ari tea

moot

womlee-

fol adjunct toother -'1*» in ismatna life duriog the pnoemrn of Dtpdierta. Do not be deceived hjr nenMdtes txariat a similar name: no other prefsuatloa la a settstinite for thta. bottle. Six tor 97M. Baid

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£L HAixsrr A Co, Portlaad,

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M»IM

"TERKE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL:-

Protessiortal Cards.®

». O. Bcrr. s. *. BKSCHKB

BUFF

& BEECHER,

WM.

General Debility,

DIHOUSCA,

Disturbed Sleep,

I.oga

of A2 i'Uti, Drlglit'it DineaAc, mid all Coiu )laint« of th'. C'rlno-Genitttt Orpan$. ltlJN'T'S liEMF.DY quickly imliicts the

to healthy notion, removing tho

t'i:t

CUUFW

producs UilJont Headache. D.vfipep»Ja, Sour Sioioanh, Castiveness, riles, &r. By the of IIUXT'S REMEDY tho Stomach

r--|

ATTOBIBTg AT LAW,

Otitic*—No. 830 Ohio Street, bet. Thim and Fourth, north side.

mx.

J.P.WORRELL,

Treat* exclusively Diseases ol the 1 EYE AND EAR oaeat Bf®. sat Okie Street,

TERRS HAUTK, IND

Oflloe boon from 9 a. m.telp m. and from 3 to 5 p. m.

c.°-

LINCOLN,

DKJfTlST

Office, 1 H. acting ana art work warranted.

Sixth, opusite O.

BLEDSOE,

KxAU

tractlngana artificial teeth vpeci&mfn.

vw-tn

W. BALLEW. DENTIST,

OfBee, 423'.j Main Street-, over Nine* old confectionery stand. TEKRK HAUTE. IND ^Can be fonnd ia office night ana ia.

Business Cards.

CAL

THOMAS,

Optician sad Watohmaku For the trade. No. 629 of big man with watch.

Repairs All Kinds oi Sewing Machines, And furnishes Needles and parts for all kinds of machines. Drop a postal card through the poetoffloe, and he will call at the house.

J^RANK PRATT,

Importer and Dealer In

ITALIAN MARBLE AND GRANITE

MONUMENTS,

Statuary, Vases, &c. A:c., No. 25 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

0ITY MARBLE WORKS. M. HANRAHA'N,

$ aim facta rer and dealer in American am. Italian Marble and Scotch run Ite Monuments, Tomb StoneB, Urns, Vases, Uardeo Figure* and Statuary

Skop, 120 south Sixth street, between Ohio and Walnut, east side, Terre Haute, Ind. Fiist-elass material and workmanship.

H. BROWK,

Dealer and Shipper in

Hogs, Cattle and Sheep.

Cash paid for llogs, Cattle and Sheep all the year ronnd, Office on Fourth street, one door south ol Henderson House, stock yards one mile putheast of city. FI have erected scales and feed pens, and respectfully solicit the patronage of all 3onorable farmer*, shippers a^d outcherti.

I will buy all yon lmve to sell and sell anything 1 own. Pay cash ou delivery, as ever, ana sell in the same way.

Butcher Stuff always on hand *t No thieve* or legal advisers wanted.

Main street,

LKISSNER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer tt Pianos, Melodeons, Organ* Musical Instruments, Ac..

Palace of Music, 4K Ohi

S20X Mala street (up stairs).

W. 11. mtwvv.v

AGNER & RIPLEY,

Importers and workers 6tl" I

Scotch Granite And Italian Harli«

MONUMENTS, J.

A I I A I S I S 4

No. 418 Cherry St., bet TEKR1

4th aud 5th. HAUTE. IM»

DIANO TUNING.

If your'plano^tfeeds tuning or repafrfti you can save money by employing the poi ular and reliable tuner, A. H. PAlOE, wk makes a specialty of tuning and repairing all kinds of Instruments. All repairs executed the same as at piano and organ manufactories.

Pianos tuned and cleaned, moths exter minated and wires prevented from rusting without extra charge. Pianos tuned by the year at reduced rates. Prices greatly reduced for rebuffing pianos. The best of ref erencee given when desired. Leave orderr with W. II. Paige, 6)7 Main street, or sent* your address through the postoffloe to

RESIDENT*.

No traveling agent* or solicitors employed. All calls promptly attended to eltlierky myself orson Albert. I

R«» peel fully, nr-j

L. KUSSNERF

Palseeof Mwnlr. Term, llaate.

-i*

TOOO MAI OB OLS,

p^r

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MPORTANT TO FEMALES.

hat females n«-ed a genuine, first class medicine, carefully and especially prepared to meet all the demands of their nature, is uaiversallr admitted. Dn. E. DETCHON, who has had thirty years' experience in the treatment of female complaints, has by careful research succeeded iu combining choice medicines in such a manner as to meet tl»e great want which the health and safety of the ladies of this country demand. This valuable medicine Is no common article: It is a remedy of exceeding worth aud wlllbe most prised where most used. It Is so impounded as to regulate, strengthen and cure every form or female weakness and derangement. It is essentially the Ladies'Friend, and should be used whenever she finds herself in need of a remedy peculiar to her sex. It Is the greatest medicine ever known tor safely conduetmg her over the change in life, and for young girls who are just emerging into womanhood. Ladles, use it for all your female ills. It, is very delicious to the taste and safe under all circumstances. The more you take of it the better for your system. It contains nothing but food for the life forces of tho body. It surpasses any medicine ever sold In North America for the prevention and coreof Consumption. IJ.rures by building up the powers or life to such a degree that diseased action cannot remain in the system, and the great strength It imparts to those who use It will stay with them for years. Mothers, use this splendid meulclne yourselves and do not fall to give it to youf daughters. Do not neglect to use it in all easesof irritability of the stomach and female themedlolnels

DR.vomiting.Thenameof

E. DETOHON'S FEMALE TONIC. If not kept by druggists, send poUofflce money order for quantity you want of it to

DR.DETCHONd 84

For sale bv viullck A Berry, and Cook A Fell, Terre Haute.

THE

OREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Gray's Specific Mvdlcln*. «.

*:cre

rpo

A. H. PAIOK

piANQ AND ORGAN

TONINGJIMPMIM

For sn artistic lob leave or send order* to KUflSNBR'S PALACE O/ MUSIC. As the only prme leal workmen In this city, hav Ing worked both in Organ and Piano manufactories, with a fully equipped workshop at onr oommand, all repairs are executed the same as at manufactory, call or send for pamphlet giving llstcf references and a treatise on how to take proper care of the piano. PARTICULAR SrrTWK TO OUTBIDS

Is especially reeom ended as an unfailing cure for Seminal Wea ess, Spermatorrhea, 1 p«' teucy, and all diseases that ». V, follow as aAnar Uokiag

sequence on Self Abuse as Loss of Memo ry, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Baok Dimness of Vision, PrematureQld Ago, and many other diseases that lead to Insanity, Consumption and a Premature Grave.

Full partlcnlars In our pamphlets, which we desire to send freo by mall to every one, The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at Si per package, or six packages for to, or will be sent by mail on receipt of the money, by addressing THfc! GRAY MEDl CINE OO., No. 3 uoit, Michigan.

fechanlo's Block, Do-

Sold in Terre Hante, wholesale and retail, by Gnliek ft Berry, anl by druggists everywhere.

NERVOUS SUFFERERS, THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY, Dr. J. B. Simpson's Spee* fic Mediclne.

My Country Hen and My Women from the Country—An yon come down ou the street ears from the depot, tell the rontlncior to stop at

Fisher Klock, Crawfords-1

vllle, Ind.. and you will receive your medicine by next express train. Price, tl per bottle, or 0 bottles for 85. Full directions are printed on every bottle. Write to Dr. Detchon and procure it.

W. RIPPETOK'S

White Front," 155 Main St.,

Where yon will always find the host!

SCQARS, COFFFEES, TEAS, TABLE SIIPPMES.

And All Staple and Fancy Groceries S

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOB PKOPPCE

A frepm&B of IRON and CAIISAYA BARK, in combination with the Phuspbl^

Endorsed by the Medical Profession, and recommended by them 1 Dyspepsia, General Debility, Female Diseases, Want of Vitality,

Ilnx, Croeirtl Ration.

I*a

S I RON

AMI.,•writes:

TOJUC

DB. HAR-

lias done wonders here.

who hail been doctored nearly to death fbr ee\ eral yean, has been cured of Debility 9mU Prmtraticm by the U8G of 1)R

UAKTKR'S IROH TONIC,

which

where she had been lying for many months.

raised her from her bed r. James Brown of

AFTKR.

It Is a positive cure for Sperm atorrhta. Seminal Weakness lmpotency, and all diseases resulting irom Self Abuse, as Mental Anxiety, Loss

pourcouQty,baaroquo3tet

to tender yon his Rratciul

aclcnowlcdfrmcnu Itor tlo (rrcal his wife received from the use

InefltsTONIC. HON

of your

He tells us vhat, after

laving paid three or fonr hnndred dollars doe» 'bills, two bottles of your

IKON TONIC

did hoc

^ad than all other medicines she ever used. She troubled with

good than all other medicines she ever used. bled wltli Ihrt

0/tk»

aallavAn

which she Is much relieved. TKJtVXLLE, Tax

A3.

H'oini, TTAttot, ttc., from

PATRICK

MANUFACTURED BT

THE DRiHARTER MEDICINE No. 213 NORTH WATV STREET. ST. LOUIS.

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FOVIl J'AGJSS COLOllED PLjSTKS. Containing a SUPPLEMENT 4600 NEW YT0RDS ami Meaninsrs,

ALSO, A KF.V,"

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PICTORIAL DEFINriXONS. For t!io rroat tiki rcudori'il pictures in defining, look nt tlio pictures under (ho following word a in Wobator, c:\clt illustrating nnd defining tho number of words nn«l terms named Bocf, pajfo 120, 1G Jloldlngs, p. 831,.....10 lloller, p. 148 17 ritrenology, nsjr„.37 Castlo, p. 203, 24 Itavellu, p. 1089, 14 Column, p. 2W SO Ship*, p. 1104,1210..110 liyo, p. 688. .....11 btoiim Engine^.....SO Ilorso, p. C30 45 Timbers, p. 1385 14

Making 343 words ond torma doflned by tho pictures under nbovo IS words in Webster's Unabridgod, fur better limn could bo dotio by any definition trlven in word«.

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Memory, Pains In Back and Side, and diseases that lead to consumption Insanity and an early grave. The Specific Medicine Is being used with wonderful success.

Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them and get foil partieularm. Price of the Specific, tlM per package, or six packages for 16.00. Address all oraers to

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ftR.E.0. WEST'S NERVE AWD BRA I!* XJ TREATMENT, a specific for hysteria, disadness, eonvulsisns, nervous headache, mental depression, loss of memory, sperm atorrhoee, im potency. In voluntary emissions, premature old age, caused by over exertion, self abuse, or over lndolgenee, whioh leads to misery, decay and death. One box will care cases. Each box oon tains one month's treatment. 91

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