Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 11, Number 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 November 1880 — Page 7

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SEW

PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

lit hot lread or cake Willi a hot ktule, 1 it will not he clammy.

Kiultice

of frc«Ji tea leave# moisten water, will cure a Ntve on the *•.••• i. f-}

tlomakea

Isirt, a dozen times, making a wepUicJe (»ach. Holland keep in a dry place. j§p brown flour.—Spread on a tin plate Aon the stove or in a very hot oven stir constantly after it begin* to •r, until it in brown all through, ^•p in a gloss jar, shakes occasionally, gL use for gravies, etc, ^n exchangesav«: l4 Kerosene oil will boots or shoes which have lieeii •wJoned by water, aitl render them as fifbloas new." And ruin the leather

Pie same time. Castor oiJ is the l**Mt fig in tho world to nsd on lootH or

Chmoii seeds, if planted and treated IOUSO plants, will make pretty The leaves*an then IK used for fRoring. 'lie a few in a cloth and IjL' lf» apple sauce when boiling and ly done. It is a cheap essence. dies who do their own work will j& that in addition to a long apron a of calico sleeves with a runlier *ord

She top is a dispenser of happiness. can slip them on over cufls and nice *s sleeves, get tea, and even wash the *"s without injuring tiie dress. •io following drink for relic vlng sick-

tof

the stomach was introiluced lalahnn, and it is said to lx very table nnd agreeable: "I tout up one wvei well, say for twentv minutes add fresh inilk, one pint water lin( sug»r, to it juduUiblc lxlland jilt cool drink when cold. If it •uics curds and whey It is useless." a lnlor-snvl!ig invention is to have •Mongnike tin divided in the mld-

Jien making nke put half the apitily in rtne end of the tin. Add to remainder spleen, raisins, etc., acting to taste, and put in the other of the tin. This saves timein makSr and baking, The result will bo two |fld4 of cake for the basket, nnd if the ^liy is *uudl, one is less

I'lv to liavo dry cake on band than if .i large cages are made at the name

I S S E A E 1 E

Mrs. Uladen in Phlin. Hunday Time*, tie of (ho things that I have thought ut for some time is the exact place kneatness should IK» allowed to hold tho category of human virtues. 1 Si so many people who have such iiderfully neat houses that the jues-

S suggests lts»lf, do tlioy really live •fiein, or are they just kept as "show fKs*, for how mil a house be kept in pr when people live all over it? Supone Is sewing or writing or cooking room, one can't «et up every live uics to put away what they have just |i, and may soon u*e again. Nor can 'stop fortius purpose often and a»ijplish any gma headway with sjnvial k. If one has a lied with up pillow HIKIIUH and ruflkxi sham i. on which various menil»ersof the •fly i-tH'llne themselves at odd inter- •. the dressing of that led will not ivmain an object of admiration. I.wortl, a room in which the habitues *~lhemselvc« thoroughly At home i-tt in the of thing* remain a

r•hereofIUVnntim

men goml owler. Then how Is it IIOUH»»S which aiv never onler? It must le IHHSIUSO the in Ktatits do nothing Imt kivp them in |n and sit down nnd admire the effwt Bicir lals»m. Tliis shows that there is pwvalent that the house was not for mnn or oman, lmt that thev made for the house. This seems to |«i" view taken t»v public functiona having charitable institutions in §g*\ for ihtwe a nil scrupulously sand clean, and »he inmate apjsur oci-upU^ in admiring the elewnU-

So for all extra ne?it hoiwkwjiers i* this ap|Htliing thought—the you scrub and clean, the nwrer apprtK\imatc to Um* condition of losynarv instiitttions. A wrtt» lent* writes: ',t is a question in my mind whether WIt is aiHually mmt(«l to l»e so very fr iHm't it Iotk tm much like the lions** to have every clinJr and table |rder, And ewry garment in its «vr plmv? Ik hot first class piitiK indulge in some habits which them distinction, which art* the nw Eo of neat? For instance, wry rich wear soiled late. Is there not a of rich jwrvenu who did not ffcr that old lace should look yellow, who was frequently rei»rw»elie«l with hntt cotton lace.and who used tore-

Yes, otton lmt clean for which

lielty she was Imtghcd at in swckHy? mt the oldest camel's hair sliawls doml the most finable, ami Is it inn that people who havealwav* [^mstmneii to \i«l^ cAiwIa do n«t fe^thom to lw fmptentiy «weptt l~y, la there not A pretence about Iw'shAnis that is inconsistent with nicnltv of aristocratic feeling?"

LITTLE YT»LKS.

Scuoe Is gi^ldcn." Annt—"Has [me Iwn At these preserves*" iwd k-e,

"II»m

you toodwd

iv?"

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HE MAIL

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y§o soap tltat Injure* tttc1haiult nliould Mr be used for clothing it i« stirp to do »i in the end. jnriccticrtt haw dfcteovered a true and if* ..spy remedy for chills* and fever. Scat jcayenne pepper In your shoes*. \'£r srache—Dissolve n*mafc»tida in water a few IropH and drop in tho ear, cork the ear with cotton.

mustard planter that will

pr well, but not blister mix with the 4"-4tc of an ej?g instead of water or vin

^"ater which ha# stood in nn opeit di^h night should not be used for cook or drinking, a* it will have absorbed ^jty foul gases. le true physiological way of treating ,nn and scalds is to at once exclude the with cotton Imtting, flour, nerapH .ito, or anything that is handiest, ,* keep seeds from the depredation* of ipp, mix sonic pieces of comphor with MJU 'amphor placed in trunks or JsSverH will prevent mice froui doing *®*n injury. keep your knives and forks from Mffing, nuikc a fiatinel l«ig, and stitch ||ni top to bottom, an inch nnd liaif

Umii,

Jluunv—"I1* ncivcr lows me At dinner. f.»ssor—"t'fcn mnUI V- to»r concrete nuni -s?" T.. dton*

luvrtaln. IVuftww-" What will jtroditel of five appkw mr-,*1pli«i potatoes?" Ihipll (triumt ntlvs ah!" ininv

be-v

:?dexl»a V. tt iii an appeamtK* at adbotd, Rf door and says to the ustoniah!»ejr. "Hir, ma mvm I cant ixmie to I o^Jav—H** mining too Iwnif"

"ITARYBO L'XDERCLO THX&.

THfc FAHH ION ARMS FEMI*n«RCR VZE. *VL-VKA BKLLK" TKLLST.UJ&4UL I"

OPWWWL

We wpv he following from Clara Belle's" sprightly letter in the Cincinnati Enquirer:

A silken rainbow of women's underclothes has suddenly appeared in the heavens of fashion, dazzling the gaze of wondering beholders, and giving promise of the Lord knows what next: I have heretofore in these letters written of changeful styles in under garments, but never of any thing like what I am now going to tell about. What do you think of a damsel arrayed in chemise and drawers of pale blue silk? That is what we have come to.

These new garments however, are not all blue thev range through the various fashionable colors, though always in the light and delicate shades. They are not all knit goods understand, hut are cut out of the same sorts of silks that are used for evening dress. Soft Surah silk is often employed for the purpose. There is a lavish trimming of white lace, too, and the shaper are in jaunty keeping with the ravishing nature of these peculiar articles of hidden dress. One suit, for example, was so light a pink that it might easilv match the fair skin of the wearer. Tiie chemise was cut rather low in a heart shape at the breast, and was entirely sleeveless. The opening was edged with narrow law, as were the armholes, and on the top of each shoulder was flat bunch of laoe, crfn-4-ealiiig a button and button hole. Otherwise it was perfectly plain, oxcept for an edge of Inceat the bottom. It was half iUted to the form and quite short. .Some of these undersuits are in demure drabs, with needle-work of the same color, and at the other extreme are Itttt'OKK SHIRTS THAN POLITICIAN KVKIt \VA VKIJ— such llaming shirts as would doom a wearer to instant death if she should walk out in her sleep and meet a bull As a rule, however, the light tints of blue, purple, pink and orange are chosen the bines and niuks being con sidered liecoincing to nlondes and the purples ami oranges for brunettes. How extensively these dainty underclothes are worn it is impossible to tell. That is obvious. Hut the displays in several stores are large and varied and the sales are quite heavy.

Some enthusiastic fashion writers are predicting a revolution underwear, I'he rage for silk material does not point that way in

TIIK ll:NTim'I.NKSH OK AlONKY is Indicated by the greatly increased richness of women's underwear. FonnoiK the care Iwstjnved in this matter reached only to|ueatness—sometimes to embroidery—but hardly ever to thesulsliution of costlier material than cotton. I'he silk chemises mentioned come at $l" ier half dozen. As they are worn next to the skin, it follows that they are soon soiled. They cannot bo washed and if ever used a"second time must In: leaned by a professional dyer, whose

Imrges are high. The extravagance of such articles therefore, amounts to a wanton waste of monev. A belle mav feel good with Surah silk next her skiii as she parades down Hroodway, but the xxjtator can't distinguish her from ther girls whose ixxlies are incased in common fabric. Some have an ambition }oHsess great number of silk hemises, each different from all the rest in color and trimming. Some of these collections do their owners very proud indeed, and are shown to friends about as the autograph-lKiok or the contents of the jewelry-box are displayed. Conversation like this occur in the street. "What's your chemise to-dav, niv deftr?""Cardinal, What's yours?" "Amethyst, with the rutile and Torchon,"

This rage has quite displaced the feminine desire for fanciful stockings, though then* is still plenty of extravagant hosiery.

Some women's main idea in making pumpkin pie is to kill the taste of the inimpkiu with something else.—IVtroit Free Cross.

r. Tlieodoro 1 lively, tobacco and eiitar dealer, lost Seneca street, was recently laid up with rheumatism so that he iHHildn*t walk. After liberal use of various preparations he purchased a bottle of St. .facolts HI, and, to use his own ex res»ion,"It was the first thing to af ord him anything like relief." ITe has lias eomplety m-orered by it, Cleveland Plain I fcealer.

ABSORPTION

ewtw

ALL

terre haute

opinion

They say that combination garments of different kinds are to take the place of hemises, drawers, corset covers, petti oats and short petticoats. This may possibly come in the course of time, but the progress is not rapid at present Tiie combination chemise ana skirt fitting the figure by means of darts and side forms, is appropriated and comfort able. With embroidery and lace a1 hand, there need be no lack of beauty or fine finish. They are well suited to silk, forming in that material a chnrmngly jaunty affair. All of the new signs for combination are fastened in front, the combination petticoat having cither one full flounco at the back, or several to give a better outline to flie ostuine. A combination to give short under petticoat consists of a corset cover and an abbreviated skirt, the former having an extra dart underneath the arms, and buttons around the waist. Drossy yokes are made of hornestitclied tucking and lino Torchon, Valenciennes or Italian laee.

LI X6 DMK.4IBI, THROAT DISBANEI, Braitktag Treaties,

It WUVNK 1XTV) til* «r*rm carattv* MRMR MM) beatlnc MTDIDTNK »UA\N FROM the dkMM» ptm the nAnnthalaiumidcRtli.

Thousand* tmrtlfv to its vtrtiM

Voa

G»b

Be BeUered &n4 Cured. have trW tM* ad RADUWU/r

Itont ilwpir ontU jr Apnt»w Ki^-r tt AITIU- .^r.

Inmlri- rint^ii ^imiwHrt

of hfc*. hy BATCH ABlSUf, ..I, •t" "as 5 ,|«n A VM«.r«r»t!»». JA

-JSSsi

by all dn»»tlsts.

Saturday

Children

CRY

TZJT

Pitchers Castoria

Mothers Hie, and Piyiici*w» rooosuaosd it.

IT IS NOT NARCOTIC.

CENTACtt LINIMENTS the World's great Pain-Relicviiigr remedies. TJiey Iienl, soothe and cure Burns, Woimd.s, V»'eak BacI and Rheumatism upon Man and Sprains, Galls, and Lameness upon Beasts. Cheap, quick and reliable. Jt

SPURTS cf ul&gnstizis Muou Snuffle a, CracfrliTis P&las in tlio Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness, and any Catc.ri'ha.1 Complaint, ooa bo en terminated ly Wei Do Meyor'u Catarrli Cure, a Constitutional

CUHKS WIIKV AM. OTIIF.U MEDICINES FATL, us it arts directly on tho KUIneys, tlver, and ItowlR, ro.sioriiiv tlicm at once to healthy action. lll'XT'S KKMEDY Is sale, sure mnl upctdy euro, and Imndrrd* hare tmtiSoil to linvlnchecii cored by It when phyilclnns nml frtciul* liml given them lip to dh. Do not delay, try at oncc HUNT'S IfEMEDr.

Send for pamphlet to WM. E. CI-AKKE, I'rovlilcnce, K. I. Prlccn, 75 cent* and 81.25. Ijtrpe »l*e the chraneit. Atk your druggist for II UM'S XtKU£DY. Take no other.

BUFF

cOIPOUND

XKHVOUSXESS.

It nffbnls me great pleasure to lenr testimony to the tnmeflts I have received from nnln« Fellows' Cotn|oiiiH! Hymn of Jlyjx)phosphites. I have It to many

my friends, and it lnn provcxl an excellent curntlvefor nervousutMt and (fenernl Debility. It is also a flrst class Tonic—enables a ncrsnn to take on flesh mpldly, and Is free man the constipating effects ehanictertstic of other Toni-s I have tried.

HKNHY JOHX8TOX, Montreal.

F.^ADDU. EAHLK-H TESTIMONIAL. M«. JAMKS I FKI.U)WJS Man., Chemist.

Hm,—For several months past I have used your Compound Hymp in the treatment of incipient Phthisis, Chvnie Broncliltls, and other nffwtions of :ii- Chest, ami I have no hesi:aiion in statu sir that it ranks foremnstftiii«#i«r«t the mm tlfes twed in tiiosedls- «. licit!., tn Nervous Tonic, It rts iv dim.-! in'! i«ruce on the Nervous -:ei», and tlm u'i it, it invigorates the body. ItafT In in- ilen-ar-» to recommend rviiitMly ti i- verily t{oo«l Incases for which It Is mi-!i.ie«l, wh. an many advertiswi are worse in u«^l—.

I itm.sir, yours trnlj-, Z.H. EAHLK, JR., M. I).

It din* Asthma, Ijowof Voice, Neuralgia, Ht, Vitus' ttonee, Kyi left! ic Fits, Whooping (Ytttxh. Nemnisncws and Is a most wonderfi:! n. toother mniwlicsinsussainglife «l- -. Tin* imxwsof Dlptherla.

Doiw.tlie deeeivwl by remeilies liearinir a similar name: no other preparation is a substitute for this. iViee, SIJS9 per Ixjttle. Six for

9JM.

fcold

HIE 101)811CI iCHE

And all dlwcawM of I he Kidneys, BUdder and Urinary Of*an» by VCBHUR the

InproTfd Exe^sier KMaey Pid

It Is a marvel of healing and relief.

Mnplci, ififtte, Mreet, Palalei, Ptwwfal ItcumivhcntU elsp&ttla, A and a ReraiatiM In MeHdoa Atmorpttna ortllnm appUratkm, as oppoaed to mam. twtnr lnwitial meildon. Jieod lor onr tnmtltw on Kidney tnmhlm, sent free. Mold by ilrinMs, or wot by man on recti j* of

Adutnm

Tl It the BAtlg A lAXLCT, wfdr w»d«saiwKidtx PWd. QtHsdisMiiU Ask tor and tsltrno.'" *. CMltAOO, ItJLS.

evening mattT

Protessional Cards.

K. 0. OF*. S. V. BBCBBI

A BEECHER,

ATTOMXEYS AT UW,

Orncs—No. S30 Ohio Strwsi. beu Thlro and Fourth, north side.

WORRELL,

Treats exclusively Diseases of the EYE AUD EAK! ««MS Mo. sat Okto Street,

c.°-

TERRE HAUTE, 1ND

Offloe hoars from 9s.rn.islp. m. and from 8 to 5 p. m.

LINCOLN,

DENTIST

Office, 19% 8. Sixth, opposite P. 0. Ki tractlngana artlflclal teeth specialties. Al. -work warranted. tdftw-tn

Q. W. BALLEW. DENTIST,

MM, Main Street, over Nate •Id eonfeetlonerj itaad.

TERRMHAUTB,

Can be fonnd in office nlxht and day.

Business Cards. AL THOMAS,

Optician and WHtchmnber For the trade, No. 6-9 Main street, si^i of big man vrllh wateh.

LKISSNEa

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In

Pianos, Helodeons, Organs.

Musical Instruments, Ac., Palace of Mnslc, 48 Ohio r-

WM.

Azz

tiilctc by A'jcorptlca. Tlio moct Ir .- portnst Disccvory ul^co Vnccin&ticu

BLEDSOE, 820)4 sin street (np stairs).

Repairs All Kinds of Sewing Machines, JS 't Anu inrnisbes Nee lies and psrts for all kinds of machines. Drop a postal card through the postoffioe, and he will call at the house.

FRANK

PRATT,

»-1

Importer and Dealer in

ITALIAN MAKBIiE AND GRANITE

MONUMENTS,

Statuary, Tases, &c., Ac., No. 25 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

ITY MARBLE

WORKa

M. HANRAHAN,

Sfonnfactnrer and dealer In American ana Italian Marble and Scotch Granite Monuments, Tomb Stones, Urns, Vases, Garden Plsures and Htatnary

Shop, 120 south Sixth street, between Ohio and Walnut, east side, Terre Haute, Ind.

Fiist-olass material and workmanship.

H. BROWK,

Dealer and Shipper In

Hogs, Cattle and Sheep.

Cash pal for llogs, Cattle and Sheep all the year ronnd, Office on Fourth street, one door south ot Hend arson House, stock yards one mile southeast of city.

I have erected scales and feed pens, and respectfully solicit tho patronage of all honorable farmers, shippers and butchers. 1 will buy all you hsve to sell and sell anything town. I'aycash on delivery, as ever, ana belt In the same way.

Butcher Stuff always on hand. So thieve or Ingal advisers wanted. W.H.BROWN

AGJNER A RIPLEY,

porters and workers of

Scotch Granite and Italian Marble

MONUMENTS,

S A A N S A No. 418 Cherry Hi., bet. 4th and 5th. TKKRE HAUTE. IND

HANO AND ORGAN

For an arusuc job leave or send orders to KUSSNKR'8 PALACB O/ MUSIC. As the only prac-ical workmen In this city, having worked both In Organ and Piano manufactories, with a full}' equipped workshop atonr cammand, all repairs are executed the same as at manufactory. Call or send for pamphlet giving list of references and a treatise on how to take proper care

the

piano. PARTICULAR NOTICE TO OUTSIDE RESIDENTS.

No traveling agents or solicitors employed. All calls promptly attended to either by myself or son Albert. ^Respectfully

L. KUSSNER,

Palace of Music, Terre, Haute.

1 )IANO TUNING.

If your piano needs tuning or repair!n you can save money by employing the poj ular and reliable tuner, A. H. PAIGE, win makes a specialty of toning and repairing all kinds of Instruments. All repairs executed the same as at piano and organ manufactories.

Pianos tnned and cleaned, moths exterminated and wires prevented from rusting without extra charge. Pianos tnned by the year at reduced rates. Prices neatly reduced for rebuffing pianos. The best of ref erences given when desired. Leave onderr with W. II. Paige, 607 Main street, or send your adtms through the postofllce to

A. H. PAIGK.

BATH HOTEL,

87, J» and 41 West Twentjr-eixth street,

NEW YORK CITY.

This is one of the most desirable hotels in New York City for transient or permanent boarding. ItiseentraUykca near Mad* Ison Avsnne, and al) the luce hotels sad places of amusement. The rooms are pleasant, table excellent, and the attendance obliging. The boose Is altogether like a home.

Connected with the house am the finest Turkish, Booaui, and BecCrte Baths in the conntry, wbUh gntirts can enjoy at rsdoced rates. Onesta can cootbiae pleasure, com* fart and health by stopping at the Bath Hotel.

RATS): For single room nnd board, gut perdqr.WtotUiw melt large room, ft per day and upwards, each person, or «ts to pet week for two,

FordrenlarsorspeeiiU rates, address Da. & P. MILLER Proprietor.

stop at

SVOABg,

DYSPEPSIA.

^•MPORTANT TO FEMALES.

I'hattemales med a genuine, flrst clAss medicine, carefully and especially prepared to meet all the demands of their nature, Is universally admitted. Da. E. UErCHON, who has had thirty years'experience in the treatment of female complaints, has by careful resesrch succeeded In combining choice a ediclnee in such a manner as to meet the great want which the health and safety ot the ladies of this country demand. This valuable medlolne is no common article it Is a remedy of exoeeding worth and will be most prized where most used. It is so compounded 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 lor safely conducting ber over the change In lire, and for young girls who are Just emerging into womanhood. Ladies, 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 svsfem. It contains nothing but food for the'life forces of the bodv. it surpasses any medicine ever sold In North America for the prevention aud enreof Consumption. It euros by building up the powers of 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 medicine yourselves and do not fall to give It to yout daughters. Do not neglect to use It In all cases of irritability of the stomach and female vomiting. Tiie name of the medicine is

DB. E. DETCHON'S FEMALE TONIC, if not kept by druggists, send poMofflce money order for quantity you want of it to DR. DKTCHON,» 34 Fisher Rlock, Crawfordsville, Ind., and you will receive your medicine by next express train. Price, 1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for 15. Full directions are printed on every bottle. Write to Dr. Detchon and procure it.

Forsaleby Uulick A Berry, and Cook A Eell, Terre Haute.

1HE GREAT ENGLISH RBMKDY Clray's Specific lH«dlcine,

Jly Osaatry flen aud My Women firomtHe i:ounlrj—AN you come down on the slr^et cars from the

«lejot9

DR. HATiTEn's IRO* Tovrc 18 preparation of Protoxide of Iron. Peruvian Hark nnd the Tliosphates, «KMMi»ted with the vegetable Aromatics. F.iilirsol bv tlm Mctlical Profc^ion. ami recommended bv iheiu for Djr»prpila. Clrnerai Orblllt.v. Frmalp Dlneaart. Want of Vllallly. Scrrooi Prootrittlon. Convitlmrrnrf from Fevers nnd Chronic Chill* audi Fever, lc m-ma every purpose where a TONIC la necessary.

Manufactured by THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO., No. 213 North Maio Street, St. Louis.

Before Taking After Taking sequence on Self Abuse as Loss of Memo

Slmness

Universal Lassitude, Pain lu the Baok of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other diseases that lead to Insanity, Consumption and a Premature Grave.

Full particulars In our pamphlets, which we desire to send free by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at 1 per package, or six packages for 15, or wlli be sent by mall on receipt of the money, by addresslng THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., No. 8 Mechanic's Block, Detroit, Michigan.

Sold in Terre Haute, wholesale and retail, by Gulick A Berry, and by druggists everywhere.

TTHE

O NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY,

Dr. J. B. Simpson's Spee'flc Medicine.

AKTKR,

It' Is a poollive cure for Sperm atorrhea, Meminal Weakness Impotency, and all diseases resuiting irom TV Self Abuse, as Mental Anxiety, Loss ot Memory, Pains in Back and Bide, and diseases that lead to consumption, insanity and an early grave. The Hpeclflc Medicine is being used with wonderful success.

Pamphlets sent free to all. Write for them and get full particular*. Price of the Hpeclflc, |1JW per package, or six packages for $5.00. Address all orders io

J. B.8IMPHON MEDICINE CO.. 104 and 106 Main sr., Buflfhlo, N. Y. Sold In Terre Haute by Groves* Lowry.

I HeaUh In Wealth! T\R. E. C, WESTS Nf RVE AND BRAIN JL/

TREATMFXT. a specific for hystei la, aizxiness, convulsions, nervous headache, mental depression, loss of memory, spermatorrhea, impotency, involuntarj* emissions, premature old age, caased by over exertion, self abuse, or over indulgence, which leads to misery, decay and death. One box will core cases. Each box contains one month's treatment, fl a box, or 6 boxes for sent by mall prepaid on receiptor price. We guarantee six boxes tc cure any case. With each order received by us for 6 boxes, sccompanlea with K, w* will send the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money If the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only when the treatment is ordered direct from as. Address JOHN C. WEST CO* Soto Proprietors, 181 and 183 W. Msdisoo sc, Chicago. Ills. Sold by all druggists. Cook A BelL, wholesale agents. Terre Haat

|MO Reward!

Wheadache.liver

E will par the above reward for any case of complaint, tick Indigestion, oonsti eosttvenea^ we cannot core with West's VifttaMUverPllln. when the directions are strictly complied with. They are purely Vegetable, aad aever fail to give satlsffcotfoa. SGgar coated. Large txntes, contain90 puis, Scents. For sale by all drugis. Beware of cooaterfeita snd imit*. Ooos. The gen nine manoHsctored only by JOHN C. WOT* CO* the "Pill Makers," Ml and W. Madlaoc it, GSiteafo. Free trial package sent by asall jnepafa on a» cstptof athieeesat stamp. Apl7-Xnly

TREES andVINES Plants and

Bulbs

wan TOE 1UKKET. CHEAP. Msfltaaramirtihj. %S Siliwiiml. Cats* lapa/"'S«a.»i^B. Btwaamsa Iscws

STRAWBERRY FLAHTS

mOBOVX. SBHVtN TUB WOIUK* CMskaraa. via '"tiwi aisles, ftea. mm&mSBSmaM^MaeJMSslahs CS..0U

tell the conductor «o

R. W. RIPPETOE'S

White Front," 155Maia St.

Where yon will always find the best

COFFFEES, TEAS, TABLE KCPPMI

And All Staple and Fancy Groceries -*j

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR FK01H74 .v

Common Cchcc I 274 IliGh School 207 ,•

Is especially ...A recom ended as an unfailing cure for Seminal Weak ess, Spermatorrhea, lm potency, and all

Academic S44 Csuntlno Houso i.iih many iilustra*

tlons. ond valuable tables net

A'\

9%.

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Cathartic Pills

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