Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 January 1881 — Page 2
A Compound Tincture of the moet vnlu:ihle remedies known to the medical profession, prepared upon strictly
pharmaceutical principles.
An pjperiencM of tWiiOty-fivo yenm prnren it to he he Antidote to Milana ami all other Ajrue
niluencen known t'» tiw' world.
* wo
[i‘f cure for all AfTcrlinn* of tL
iplnintt I
>*p« imia« I all A lire it is equally iuta i><»culi&r
influenom known The only abuoUn
Kidneys. In l.iver f nniii all Dinordert* ol il»r IIow<‘In, nnd
lioiiM of IIh* Throat mid laiiiitfH, it in r</< e firariou*, while ns n*medy for romplaiuta itic
to the female sex it has no equal. NOT A BEVERAGE
Hit nn old reliable lloiiHrliold Kenird»
lioroughly adapted to o^siiat nature. It supplies tone to th« (rtomach, r»*
iliorou,. .
It supplies tone to the utomath, reinvipomtot the digestive organ.*, ^tiTfiulatea the Hvretlons. and promoting a regular action of the bowels, enables every •rgaci of the body t«» perform its allotted work regu-
larly and without interruption.
Its highest rommondations coma from those who hare used it longest and known it l>et>t. so popular as ;ti Lancaster, I’a., where it. •n :n use for more than a quarter of a century. Highly commended na a General Tcnfc Appetizer. S<4d b> Druggists everywhero.
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Conrad COOK.
Foie agent for Pure
Eagle White Lead!!!
luiB Ixe
Hi
and Appetizer.
THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH A large sired paper descriptive of diaease, its origin and cure, will be inaihsl free to any aJdrc;
•plicat ioi
descriptive
nailed free to any oddn*9M on
application to
THE MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO. Lancaster, P;:. etrongly recommend to mntherM Prof. Porker’* Plemsuni Worm Syrup. It n.mr ils, is * riey to take, and no after-physic is required.
Prue, 25 c
VEF.Y EASILY MANAGED, ECONOMICAL IN FUEL, AS!) CCARANTEED TO Ei;e hki Sitislactioa Everywisrs, BUY MMtTERQAK
MADE OKLY BY
KT. 1,01 IS, 510. 1MPOHTEUS AND DEALEHS I IT Ti§M-PLATE t WIRE, sheet iFtortf
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EVEBT CLASS OF GOODS tSED OR SOLD BY TIN AND STOVE DEALERS. SENU FOR PRICE LISTS, Fnr sale VV ill i i 1 I \ • i 11).\
liOH INGRKSOLV..
HU Karly t'nhelier - His Recnrtl aa m
I.uwj’er and a Soldier, Etc*.
[James Redpnth in San Francitco Chronicle ) ItubjTi 0. Ingersoll was born in tho irfstorn part of New York. Mis father moved when he was very young into Ohio, and then into Illinois—bull of them at that time regions almost wholly uninhabited. Robert's early years were Kissed face to fare witli the unsubdued forests and prairies, and this life strengthened his habit of independent thought and utterance, and gave him a physical constitution that can endure without breaking, extreme! and continuous toil
when he chooses to test it.
He soon left homo—when he was a mere boy—and wandered about the West 1 i good deal, working at different places, I uni finally he got an education as a lawj vrr. He soon became famous in his disi trict—he lived in Peoria, Illinois—its a lawyer of unmatched eloquence and influence with juries. It is doubtful whether he has an equal as a jury lawyer in the country today. Certainly he has no j
equal in the West.
Stories are told in Illinois of his jsiwrr over juries that rival the strongest illus-
trations of the influence of eloquence in j , , , , «»>• <’t the annals of the English or Amer-, ^^"blT/^n^any'.hnt ".."bi 1 iean har. It is a very tough case that he Mimd. in Hathaway Block, prepared t<> fiirn sli I Can not carry staple and fuwey arm-cries and prnviilons of the i , ,, s- best iiuiility at lowest prices.
Ingersoll never was a believer either in his father’s faith—old school Presbyterianism—or in the inspiration of the bible. He was a free-thinker from his earliest boyhood. Before he was ten years old he had constant discussions ’ with his father, in which he argued against his fati r’s creed. His father was a Presbyterian minister. The theory I that it was his father’s sternness that I made him an infidel is not correct, al- j though the austerity of an old-style Pres-; byteriau household, especially on Sun-: lays, undoubtedly intensified his natural tinlielief in any form of faith that causes a man to seek anywhere but in his own i heart or in nature for any truth, either scientific or religious or ethical. Colonel Ingersoll’s brother used to speak of Robert's talks with his father, when both of them were little boys. The old clergyman once got a little angry at ids son’s j inborn infidelity; but when the boy said : ‘•Well, father, if you want me to lie you may make me pretend to believe like i you; but if you want me to be honest I J must talk as 1 do,” the wise father ore j ferred to have a sincere child rather than
] a hypocrite.
1 luring the late war Ingersoll raised a regiment of cavalry and commanded it. | and was assigned the Western department. He was in the battle of Shiloh I and several other engagements. • )n one i occasion he was ordered to guard a ford, with instructions to delay an advancing
very Kea Warranted. West Side public e'lunre.
Grins
PHILLIP ALBAUGH
Highest Market Price
urNiM:** Robert Smith, a N«*rt^ < r *iina tarmor who had been annoyed by tho vt»s. shot and killed a man who rnDTod his orchard. Tho intruder jirovtol to be an honest stranger, with no intent to steal. Smith was convicted of iirirdir in the first degree, ami senmnend to l»e hanged. His neighbor* | sympathized with him, and, failing to g- t ••xecutive cl* immcy, forcibty released him and sent him secretly out of th*
State.
roil TiuitTV yi:\ic*.
For thirty yearn Wistar’g Balsam of Wild Cherry has been k« pt lor *alc by drugKists generally, but in all that time there has not been a single complaint made, hut on tb^eon- 1 trary the druggists and the peoplelacknowledire i* to be the best remedy for the euro <*t Coughs, (’olds. Consumption, Bronchiti s, Asthm i an all lung diseases. ]y 41 A I’hiiadtdidna dtiHtice has decided that, according to the laws of Ponnsylva ma. a man may soil boor to he consumi ed elsewhere, hut not to lie dr unk on th* ! : pt oiniftes. The decision is not sati^facto ry to the toinpernnee men of tho Quake? ' lOity; but tho Sunday laws of IVnns) Iva- , oih are in about as muddled a condition 1 is they are in some otn‘*r States, anti h 1 Iifferent decision may be obtained from
«»mc of the hiirher Courts.
THIS SLANT>KHEH. ars ago F.no*. B Reed, of
[Morr than thirty yeL
th** Indianapolis People, < An posed the following
lines 1 he language is none loo strong even for the
value character at this day j
The lying tongue may weave a web whose meshes
may entrap the poor—
And hearts .nay bleed—and bleed, and die, which
cannot slight and wrong endure
Beware the slanderer n poisonous breath—beware
the mask which hides the face
Of all that's base and vile on earth, and which
would hell itself disgrace l
The slanderer's tongue hath power to kill—to kill
the body and the soul —
To wither hopes as high as heaven, and drive an
angel from his goal;
Its trophies are the unwept graves, and broken
hearts, and murdered bliss —
Making a Hell where Heaven once smiled, by
deadliest serpent’s hiss!
Better the blast from the Upas tree—better the
simoon's and breath —
Better the waves of the surging sea—better the
lightning's sudden death;
These leave no pang but merely kill—not so with
the ven mou* slanderer's tongue,
When death hath -hrouded its victim’s eyes, it
glories that half its work's but done.
To have your life’s life lied away—to feel the
wound, yet know no cure;
To breathe the air the serpeit breathes—to sufier
death, yet still endure:
This 'tis to live, vet pray to oie; when hope and
all of life is dead—
To yearn for death the welcome tomb---wherein to lay the aching head ! To lowest depths of lowest hell consign the soul
of the hated one
Whose mission on earth is but to kill with hateful, hatred, sland'rous tongue. No tears will flow on the sodden grave n® mor.ri* ers weep o’er the accursed dead, Who bore w hile living the serpent’s tongue • tilling the purest heart witn dread 1
for all kindf*! of country
me a call.
fl0$nFEt$
armj of the rebel# us long aa iKissible, in systematica ' eptiesut rder that our army might make cer- 1 —
tain counter-movonif-nt*. He held his position as Ion" as he could do it, but the enemy came up in such overwhelming
t . i.
IMIVT 5IAIii: A MISTAKE.
produi-e. div»^ 1 Why will yi u uho salve, and lotion, and oth _ _ t tt "r outward appliance, fur the cure ot skin di.
x A. A. U (ji xi. j oases? The relief'bus obta'ned 'H only temp
orary. Whynotstrike at tho root of all skin ’ diseases by getting your blood and liver in a
* healthy, visrorou* condition? Thii
i be done effectively and thoroughly by the use . of Ur.(iuysott’s Yellow Dock and .Sarsaparilla,
ly 4!
Freeman Z. Wray, a buy employed aa herder in Colorado, was all alone when attacked by a hand of Indian* who tn»*ant ! to c ipture his cattle. He hastily huilt fortification in Ids wa^on with bags of beans and ll-mr, hut not before lie had received three hiilb*tsin his b idy. II was able to use his rifle, however, am' ! with it he tlrove ofl’ tin? siv i^es. After enjoying \ few days of triumph at Denver a* a hero, one of his wounds proved
unexpecti'dly futnl
!\OW is Tin: TIME.
Don’t tvii 11 until you nro nearly dead and bed ridden. Don't wait until you find, to your sorrow, that mineral poisons and alcoholic ' stimulants, bitters, etc., will only aggravate diseases of the blood, ki fnoys and liver. But . now be r ore another day passes, make haste to
procure an i use , and Sarsnpanii.
| blood and skin diseases and urinary troubles.
Elder sister (to little one who appear ed to take great interest in Mr. Skill- | bons):—Oo'ne, little pet, it is time
j your eyes were shut in sleep.”
Little l‘et:—“ 1 think not. Mother told me t'l keep my eyes open when you and
Mr. Skihhons were together.”
The metric system has now been
r^§5f
ACH ■
Mcrp, Apprfltr mill SfrcncMi Return when Hostetler’s Stomach Bitter
WANTED t r ft r Pf -' and f aiteC-
U L FI B C* Pricei
reduced 33 per cl. Naiioii.il hul.licli'g ( o.. M. Louis
MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM. OF LYNN, MASS.
torce that he had no course left but to ;;Ue liic oriii-r ti» retreat —every man as iwst he eouhl to save himself. It was devil take the hindmost. As Colonel Ingersoll was galloping away with his men as fa-t as their Imr.-es eouhl get over the ground, his horse stumbled in a lane and threw him. .lust as lie fell several balls struck the logs near him, I and on looking up he saw two or three I rebels raising their carbines at him. • with characteristic quickness and presI ence of mind lie shouted at the top of Ins voice: “Hold on there! Don’t make fools of yourselves! I've been doing | nothing else for the last five minutes hut wishing for a good chance to recognize
• your Uoiifedemey 1”
i A Southern oflict r ordered the men to stop, and they all laughed at the un1 known Yankee's impudence, and then they took him prisoner. At that time j he was little known outside of Illinois
and Indiana.
As he is one of the wittiest and best talkers in America, in private as well as on the stump, he nas soon a great favorite; and Forrest, whose command ca|>tured him, treated him with the greatest consideration, once telling him that he
frrer. Moreover, since the brain synipathir.es closely with the stomach and its associate org:tns, the liver and the bowels, as their derangement is rectified by the action of the Bitters, mental despondency produced by that
derangement disappears.
Tor sale by al! Druggists and Dealers
generally.
„ ». -• • fully devribrd with arirffific mode of cure. 1 rnf. Hurns' illuMratcd pAfit}. let m-m on a|i|i:ication. II \ HIM* RFAII < O., tl.iftf g 4 hi BiWsl*. Mh .V Mnrkei S(»^
*t. i.oui*. yio*
"j. A. GOLDSBEMY,
Pin SK IAN AM* SI IK i I.ON, ever discovered.
on i y adopted by twenty-eight different nations, including ti majority of the civilized world. In eleven countries it is in • xcltt'ive use. while in several, as (ierI many and France, there are penalties
I for using any other measures.
I le was only scratched by the Repub-licans.-—[Newspaper. He ought to he j thankful that he eame oil'so well, when lie might have bet ii gouged,cut and slash led and kieked ami knocked down and mauled and stamped on and thrown into | a goose-pond, fortunate candidate! —
[t im innati Saturday Night.
An excellent invisible ink for postal cards can he made by diluting sulphuric .u ill with fifty times its volume of water. ; A slight aei'l fluid is the result, which I iloe> not injure a quill jien. The message is developed by holding the card i over any convenient flame—that of gas or spirits for example, or by laying it on
‘ a hot plate.
A young gentleman recently entered a dry goods store as a clerk. Among his customers was a lady in quest of hose.
Dr. liuysott's Yellow Dock The clerk displayed his line of stockings It never (nils to cure nil to the lady who asked: “ How high do liver complaint.- they come?” The young man Ik'Itig un-
ly 41 accustomed to mercantile nomenclature, replied, ‘‘0,1 guess they will come up
A qi I.I.lt AiO I IOV to your knees.” It was the price the
Many i»'*npln think it cheaper to buy 25 cent 1 J.j ( |y wanted,
izea of a proprietor y medicine. But they mnk
Ague Cure Ts a purely vegetalilo fitter and powerful tonic, and is wurranti-d a speedy and certain euro for Fever and Ariic, 4 hills anil Fever, Int.-rniitteiit or t liill I'Over, Iteniitteut Fever, IMinil. \cne. l‘erio<li<-iil or Itilious Fever, anil ill malarial disorders. In lniasmatil , districts, the rapid tmlse, coateil tongue, lliirst. lassitude, loss of appetite, pain in the back ami loins, and coldness of the spine and extremities, are only premonitions of severer symptoms, wlmli terminate in the ague paroxysm, sueeeeded by higli lever
and profuse perspiration.
It is a startling fact, that quinine, arsenic ami other poisonous minerals, form the basis of most of the '* Fever and Ague Preparations,” “ Specifics,” “Syrups,” and “Tonies,” in the market. The preparations tuade from these mineral poisons, although they are palatable, ami may break the < hiil, do not euro, but leave the malarial and their own drug poison in the system, producing quinism, dizzin ss. ringing in the ears, headache, vertigo, and other disorders more formidable than t disease they were intended to cur! Avrit's Aoi k (Yui! thoroughly cradioat these noxious poison* from the system and always cures the severest cases. It, contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing that eouhl injure the most delicate patient; ami its crowning excellence, above its certainty to cure, is that it leaves tho system as free from disease as before the
attack.
1. r r.iver Complaints, A Yen's Aon: Ci nr. ly direct act ion on tin- liver and biliary apparatus, drives out the poisons which produce these complaints, and stimulates tho system to a vigorous, healthy condition. \Ye warrant it when taken according to directions. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Practical and Analytical Cliemists, Lowell, Maos. SOLD r.Y ALL DKL’UGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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PASSAIC, N. J.
a mirtaku. For instant^e. Dr. '' intur'.* Balsam of Wiki Cherry contains eight times the quantity of ordinary 25 cent coukH balsams. Besides i it takes a less quantity of Wista^’s Balsam to cure *i cold. A simrlo dose is often sufficient For deep-seated Colds and Consumption it ha?
There is a mountain pass in Switzerland over which the traveler is conduct-1 ed blind-folded. He might loose his footing if lie caught lint one bewildering glimpse of the chasm below. In a like manlier a wise love conceals from us
nlTP I —In \Villi;inoun'- Block, corner Indiana and I’oplav Streets.
Residence 6ro •»
Q. W. BENCE, Physician and Surgeon, GKKEN 'AM LE. INI'. Office over “When" clothing Store. Residence with W S. Mulholn. * Itf EVANS*: & DE VORE, Physicians and Surgeons.
PORT GRAPE WINE.
j Omen—West i lor'p Store.
pide of the Square, over Tayly50
Donnolme tV, Lewis, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
DIHCOVEUEII OP LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Practice in all the ness and collection}*
Courts. Piobnto bufi?pe< ialty. Deeds and
would get iiiin exehanged the first elmnee U^nL.n n.
The 1’oaitive ('nr<*
For all Female Complaints.
that oil'ered, because he was getting popular that he began to he afraid lie would take his own men away in>11/ him. He was not exchanged, 1 heliev, but paroled and sent home. This ended ids military history. Ingersoll sdtl of Ids career: “I was not fit to be a soldier;
1 never saw our men lire but
| proven itself to be the best miii qui kest .•un ! those circumstances that might distract
]y4l our attention from the immediate line of
duty, and withholds the knowledge that
IICAI.TII ANO IIA l*l , l might occasion bewilderment and a fall. It seems stringe that any one will eull'cr from ... 1 i> . r .1 r 1 j the innny ai*rsnirein nts brought on by nn ini- mooern itrutlis of the female Sex pun-oiiiolitioii 01 tho liliiini. wiien ti>'OVlLI,'.- I,as been diseoveretl in Mentaua IVrrinl.ODl* A Ml 1,1 VKK SYTU l* will restore nor t ,, rv Tio.ucrli “n , f 1,,. feet health to the physical orirunir.atinn. It is ' r -'' ^ ll r h 1 viarniit ugt, she tros.--inili-etl a strenffthoninir syrup, pleusunt t'i take, ed the mountains ov er a rocky trail to be 11.1,1 has proven iueli t.> bo the b.-st Moo,I pun present at the trial .,f Iter daughter, achi. Syphil tie .lisonlers. Weakness nl tho Ki ' Used ot mil rder, and to s;iy to her, in neys. nil nerv n- disorders nmJ ileliility. It th • presence of the hushed court, when correct* imliaestion. Ii innkes the ol'l loef 1W |. I , ( | ;r v i 10 , r ,,;ii v <i T..1I <l„. ! youoz. and the youiu'fetl guy: amJ will inv 1 11 k , . v.tre glllltv, lillt.n riiit,lv drive out of tho systom tile many -II- truth, I11V daughter, if it takes voll to the that human tlesh is heir to A sinule bottlo , wallijld.” Tlie court and spectators will prove to you it« merits ns a ln*nlth renew- ♦ i .1 * *1 • i 1 1 ; or for it nets like 11 charm.especially when the ^^ tluit tiiC judge OFtlcred
I compUint is of an exhnu-tive nature, h vin« n i an adjournment. I tendency to lessen the natural vigor ofthe' • » •
, nrnin and nervous fiystem. A wairirnh journalist, who is often
BAKKB’S PAIN PAN A Cl’ A <ures pain in merrv over his jicrsonal plainness, tells I under Mr.f'pocr^ei own peruonnl FUi'ervi8ton,it> Man “tid Beast. For use externally and inter this story of lliin-t If. “I once went to ‘ "
: Dr. ROdKRS'YEdF.TABLF. WoliM SVU!I > “tore for a dose of morphine fora instant ly destroys worms and removes tlie 86 | tricml. 1 lie Ilight-clerk oojocted to creticns which cause them. ly.ti giving it tome without a prescription,
(iHKKNCASTI.E, I.ND. Dvivv^vs Nl Xv\vv»vcx\\.,
< \U04M.0 S \I.V 1:.
The BKST SAI.VK in the world for Cuts,
...... Silt Chilblains,
Hhcum, Tett
1 * ‘ V . 1 .* ,v * 11 • y/u 1»uiams, ( urns and all kind- of skin eruptions, Fre< kies and Pimples.
•rt, ■
Thl«prcmratlon. ns Itq na no slrniflrs. consinta of
' egetablQ Pr wttto inr&lit!
Real Estate. Loan & insurance Agents. tSSEv' 1
Office overf Landes’ DrugSto-o, Last Washing* I’hc salv<* is guaranteed t*> give perfect satis
ton street. . faction in every ease or money refunded. ip
I IDUMi dollars to loan on short time. Apply "iro you get II KNKY’S (’AKBOLK’ 5A I.V F. a 1 thou will i in mod lately. ’ill «*therM are but imitations, i rice, 25 cents
r . - !>*• ra..».a. 1..v»oo irv 1 s«« 11 I’or sale hy <11 druggists.
fearing I was going to kill in ‘Fsliaw!’ sni<l I, ‘do I look like a man who would destroy himself'.” Gazing steadily at me, lie replied: ‘I don’t know. Seems to me, if I looked like you, I should be greatly tempted to kill my
lelf.’ ”
Used in the jirinctpnl Churches for Commun-
ion purposes.
I'xt’cllciil lor l.tMlios', AYcukl)
CCIWOIIS Mlisl lll<* Ag<‘ll.
SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINE
FOUR YEAR S OLD.
This Celebrated Native Wine is made from thtf juiee ofuRToporto Grape, raised n Lnia
country. Its, luvut a bio
Tonic atui Simiiriheinng Properties
\re uiourp&psitl by anv other Native Wine. Being the puro Juice ol the <»rape, i*rnduceti
Sheers own personal supervision, it-
Tho
youngest child in-'y partake of its generoa* qualities, and he w. akest i nvajid (uso it ti* advantage. It is particularly benofudal to the ig< l ana debilitated, and suited to th< ailments that afleet the weaker sex. It is in
ia 'ri i is i,
,f the widows and orphans they w„uld ; 1,rrB0I1B ^ >hr "l«U a " .viiiMtimt.ri. i armi. iamu» mMiidei make, and wislicd they would miss!” l-,»m one trial the n-erit. of this Com | l 11 g ( . rs ,,l|- 8 U lk is fullv equal to his or poun<I will be reeorni/al, jus relief la iiaiiicdiat*!: mid * ° 1 • » .
atory, and H»iiK*tiint*s it is vastly iwUcr. 1
iri
J. R. MILLER.
T. I . MOOtR.
'•hen Us uw'ls continno<l. In ninety nine cases in n hun.
4red apemuuM ti
tlfy On aecount of It . proven sarrit . tt t»to- !-}’ re-
exeept ill his great piussages; greater pathos, in rare insight, in poetical image-
(■c.mBuu,i«l«nUpr.*.ilh,-.l|.jr ti..; 1»--| pl.>«K lan. In ■ f ,. . (IU | j,, (j^li ial( . fancies. * "it *'will'cur* enllrclr Urn v .„« form „f f„llln R ' 111 H ! u ["‘f? ^ Hgbtltillg^n n p.lltei . •it Uiu utcrtiH, I/.ucorrlupa. IrrccuL.. anil iwaifi:! I keen ail'l Ui-o klluf ill ids wit, Ulllt's.-- Ill M, natruntimi. AllOr.riAt; Ti nilhl!- In^ninroti n i is talking “f 1’eligioU* llogmiH, Hlld lilCIl ri.v-ration. Iloodincs Aiilh-piAf. immi, and the con l.is sarea-iii is nn relies.' and meant to
wound, atnl no woman is
Milleb a Moore,
AttorreysatLaw&Real Estate Apnts
1 Are a cheap and *imple remedy for Dpspepsin
and Hilioi'sn* ss in all their i
Greene.igtle Ind . Offie
•quent Bplnal wenknoBH, nmi is (-Dpe'i-luIIy Qilaptnd t ■ io Change of Life It w ill <!i: «>1to and npel tumors
the uterusin an early stA^fO of development The j ^pOUtl t<» tllO fTPll t IfSt l)r<‘«lUl
t
i mm
tendency to cancerous humors there is checked very riK cdilj hy fU Ukc In .act it has proved to l»o the grert • t and Ix-r-t remedy that lias ever I « i Uiscuvrr « d it pormeates every |K>rtion «>f tho pysK-m, a::.I new Hfoaml vi;”or It rpni-ovcs faintm-: r.-.f .i! -.dc st roys all craving for Btiinulauts, and relieves weakners •*f the stomach It cures Bloating, neadarhes. Nervous Trostrntion generallieblUty,SIccpIcHFriem, J>epn ion ai.i] ln,;i gestion Tliat feeling of Iiearing down, causing pain weight am! backache in always pc rmarcnlly run tl I y its use It will nt all times nnd under ell cirotniistan eew. act in banaony with the law that governs the Jemale system. For Kidney Complaints of either set this compoun<i is unsurpassed. Lydia E. Pinkhani’s Vogotahle Compound la prepared at 233and 23.'» WeHt*rn A v<-nuc. I v nn Ma--*. I Tiro f 1.00. Six bottles for tr*.oO Sent Ly mail in tho form of pills also in tho form of laOtciigcx, on receipt ♦f price f i.oo. per ?>ox, f.»r either. X. >. TiNKIlAM freely answers all letters of inquiry Bond fur [tom pitlcL Add re.-'s as a:»oVv» Ht'nti * <n this ftoj-rr No famF.y thould In? Without I.YDI A F. iKManv UV^It rnxs Tlicy cure Constipation, JMhuuMn n. %iuiTor|)id:ty u? the Liver hiev ut.- per Lex. John I). i ntk tV' S-io- I’t* rno iiM. ^'hin
quiikcr to ro-1 ofi'ici', nil :ii of putli.'S, S ' 1
Hsyne’s Block-
JxmebJ. SulLltY. WilmsG. Nkfk.
SMILEY & NEFF.
A.TTOR3STEYS -A.T LAW
it wdl known pruparntion, and hits been kr j and ondorsed by physicians for manyy ,,
’ »»'d ha heen used hy thoasttn«Is of mifl't-p rs in with COpTMTas
.ill parts of the world as a standard an i Kolia-
I ble Kemedy. *
I DT H NO’S CAT A RUM SNUFF enre* Catarrh 1 and all atfeettons of the mucus ntombrune. ! !>K. MoiT’S l-IVKH ni,I..S arc tho bc«t <'at tbartiv Regulators. jy.'ij ;
How to Dt-nl with
ICorrcspomient Scicnnfic American.] clean our premises of these dclcsta |
■ • ■ 1 i ’ ■ i I V 11. ■ l I > 11 < | i i 11 * .. * .1 rv i . , A , ill \X If. | • very respect A W IN K T<> BC Hfc'lHKD ON.
Sl’KKl
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He left crimimtl priietice beeuiiso “it , wore on .him so iimeh.' as iiis •. , .id ex-lire-.-ctl ; i When lie hail an unc-.'t on | murder case on liami it ahsorlHti liim all his sympathies were enlisted; lie could | not sleep nor do any tiling else until his | | client was safe. This nb.-orpiion is almost isuieidal to an emotional nature, csjK.'t ial-
ly if it is a large nature.
His talk is full of phrases that would ! ’ he coiieeeded gems ill anybody s writings. Ho was one spiaking of a sanguine i | man. “.Show him an , gg,” he said, "ami | : instantly the air is full ot feathers.” He ! is always getting off bright sayings like | this. Tlieii, again, lie will use jihrases ■ that would tint he tolerated in Boston i society. You constantly wonder whetii- 1 •r it was Burns, or Hhakspeure, or IfaheTuis, or \ oltaire who Inal tlie greatest aifluciicc oil the formation of his char
j Actor.
Bevciity-five tliotisand pies are eaten in Boston daily. No wonder that town
is full of crusty old bachelors. n.VISY KNOWS IT AM, TOO SOON. So hs lias sen ihr si,n and the moon, , « u 1 u ,u ' w ' r “.nd I He railing leaf of the iree
(Ah, the »orld i- .1 picture that’s looted at .oon)
L there anyilung more to sec?
Me has learned 'let me ki-.irom hisrve that tear) As Ine children tell me, to crce ( i and to fall: I hen life is a .csson that’s taught in a year,
tor the baby knows it all
rst forms. It is* I
••r-i-i. *■>• tdn-i - • ,, , , I’'” mm, by makuig uloti-wa'li yvllow 1 .„, vlv . . . nnd,,a “ «».,v,hoasHn.l.«f.sufferers in ! with copperas, and Covering the stones | cmnDy.bii'ngfur f nileriur m, r nudicimd l.ur'
and rafters i„ the tvlla, with it. j A p VUK(li . ti „ ntinn rr „ m the Brapi . and in every crevice where n rat may tread contain* valuable medicinal properties, we put crystals of the copperas, and scat- L h « a th iicute flavor, similar to that of Die t< r tlm voniM ■ A. *ii crapes from which it is (listilled. and lain rr . ‘it in tlie corners ot the flo<jr. | great favor .'imoog tirst’class faiiiiijet', Ine result was a perfect stampede oi rats .See that tin* .'ignaiure of ALFBED FPEEB,
.or- . nil,Ok. South Side! KESCCED FROn DDATII. [“"n T- 6 .', Since that time not a foot- P *£j c d 'f v A-ll^^'hrVrWtor. aoVby' . ,|u«re, (im masde. Ind. I'rHodoe IU , The fnilnwinuMntoinont of \vi!ii»i„ i Dnuitli- tall of either rats or mice has been heard h y
all Dio .■..urlH the Mste anil -..li.-ii hu-mes- , !in- ^...ucrvUlv, Muss.. - m. romi.i kablo th;D about the house. Kvcrv spring a Coat of
1 w. beg to a.^k (nr it the attention of the reader, the vellnw wisii ia rrivon 1U r . j lie says: "In the full of lH7d i wn** taken with ! -‘/i . ‘ ^ t(IIar, US a l
| a v iolent blec<liuir of th< i lung.-followed by u " purilicr, as a rat exterminator, and nu 1 ______ Vere.-fiiu!.. 1-non *'gan ti. Insi'm> .ii; ■tu, typliojd dv'ciiterv, or fever attacks Ui- "Tip "TP" “FP d* 7 ml!. ... I ua .-■■ weak ut ' nt’time-D 1 ] : f. ,, |i v , r 1 1 • * — • •s > 1
I pnuld nnt If'ivn my lu d. I n the summer "i ISTt ‘“""v •
Many pcrsntis delilierntcly
Druggisis.
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$5,000,000. The American Shoe Tip Co.
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1 w ts udiniDed to the City Ho pital. 'Vhil# tlier*- the doctor* 8nid I bad u hide in tny ji-ft lurur as bigjis ji hall dollar I expended over a hundred dolInrM in doctor?* nnd medicine 0 . I was so far gone at ono timo si report went ar und Hint I was dead I gave up hope, hut ;i friend Odd me of DK. \VM. HALL’S BALSAM HH5 '(’ML LI NGS. I laughed at my friend-.
„ attract all
the rats in the neighborhood by leaving' fruit and vegetables uncovered in the * cellar, and sometimes even the soap ii* ; lei t open for their regalement. Cover | uj) everything eatable in the cellar and
XT IR, S A. J. AGNFYV,
That ia now bo extcxiftiTelr worn on CHILDREN’S SHOES TO WEAP. A3 LONG A3 TEE METAL, Whii h was introduce*! by them, acd l*\ which flu* above amount hnr. beon aavod t<» paremn anm .!v. TIiIh Kim U l'i|» will xnvr still iiaorF, a* besides being worn on the coarser viftd s ii is worn on fiiit* and cu**i]y bIjocs whom the Metal ’Jip t-u aceouut ot iis foe/rs v. oi.Id not bo used. 'Hu y all) ive our Trade Mark A. S. T. I’fli. Ftaiup**! on front of Tip. I’aim: s Bhouid AiiK FOR 6H0E3 tvlth thii BEAUTIFUL BLACK TIP ou them when |»ur*has!ng for th**!r children.
Ji'ttV.r.sV.Aj c .r.,; a Vh n ;n ur r , ! 1 „ o ;v ,, . o « t r ‘ r d 1 vr try ’ ,w : 1 w in r M,,, 1 1,iiv " «»"•»' <*«t. 1 i und grntthcati»)n, I Fommunopd to feel bi-tior. * hi se precautions, joined to the service ' Myhoiif one" ilaad. tirgun ru rrviv.. i,n,| t,,'- of a good eat, will prove ns m.i^ unit 'ilaJt'ih^’Ailwi! 6 ’ M " r,,k ,,mn n “‘ ve " ,rth ' '‘xtermimitor ns the ehemist can prove. 1 write tlo< hopin'/you w id publifd! it. BO thnt '' r ,u * v, t alh»w rats to hi poisoned in I "aU" ,,r 'I'V’IHng. they are so liable to die he- | 1 1 vi'o'im 11 v 11 1*1*uviuoi 1 'i that con ineen tno wall* and produce much an-
DEALER IN i:tu ri us, limits a PEi/r«. ]i> VVppI I i in 1 St rort, Inilianapolis . Itejireruntinp 1 . Iluhl A Co., Iiiuroit. l.'oioiiiiniDtnts solifited. Tui
I MPTIIIN DIN Hi; (.’I HKD. 1 h;.v. Ink. .. inn liottlcii snif i'uh positividy .iiy tli;D it linn ■ Inn. lunr.' gnoil tlmn nil the oilu r uunlicini s I | h;i \ !• tuken'in my iii'kneiis. My <-niiirh l.i1 iluni't fiiliri'ly ili.Hpuosrt d iiml I ilnDI-.oul..-1 able logo tu work. Sold by all draggi.D-. Iy..|
THOMPSONS
EYE WATER.
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CJrare GrcM'iiwoml'a Aitvloe.
Cirace (treenwood writes: "Never
Bli4>u llou' Juf<t publiBbcd, b new \v ll’s Celebrated KBBHy •
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—Mrs. &. M. 1'iAii tu Llirrstiao Union
FREE TO ALL. / V’ ii DOW ]llut.lrHtifl IMaiilnnd " /Seed Uatu ugut <1 Wj iDtgi-»,coQ tMinmg descripiKiiis himI Price* ol* bait varieitts < f IMhuIa. none*.
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Doritt.K WHITK ForVAHPtA Will be rikllH upen thervooiptof a roe-reqt st.-imj) tor postage. Rj*©*
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firKvla guaranteed (irsi qualHy.
w LHieral i’’“ia t<i geltcia tin olcluba. ioontlliuod.
4 frtati \ A>Z A I Price. 25
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This wi.ll-knipwii and thoroushly efUrienl rviin dy lor disrasi's uf thu Kye h;^ amiuin I a wi.rld-widu ri'imlii ion duriiiK the iiiisi i-ifflHy. on,- years, audit is u rornark aldu liu'i this rt'iiiiinliiiu bus luo u sr-taim u siuiidy l.yDii-mi-rna of tho ineilinni* itsedf and ti.d hy nny liuirins or I'Xtfnsivo udvi-rtisine. T|,,. nnnv
Ihuusands who li.iyo ussd it wilt bui tu tin- truth ol th • stiitcmunt.
Mnmitaotitr' d only by L. TIIOMPSOV S^NSACG Iroy, N‘ W York. 'Ihc m.inutac- • ur** ofthe Bridgeport Ky« Water hah bei
cont inuud.
“*fcntB. S*ild by all drnggiHtn.
eowlyS’J
a new edition of Dr. Culver
on the radical cure of
SpermHtorrh«*ii or tfeminal WcaltuesB, Involuntary hemiiuil li- ppch. Impotcncy,Mental and Phyj'ical Ineapaeity, iinpedimentB to Mar-
vx yourself for greatness. The worship ^ l ) 'r/er, , ,;dS! , Kcn B 4 i ir , ' , . y o, n «,1
of one true heart is better than the wor- c-xtruvHsnnce, Ac
Thu celi-biuted author, in this hdmiruble rssny. clearly denionstrJtes, troni a thirty years sureessiut pri-et i'e. that tho ale nn iny conse--ituetir. s of stdl-tiboM-tu y tie radically cured : li.dDliiit: out a tt'ode of euro at once f>imi>te, i-ertui Mid eft'iietuHl, hy means of which every mi flVriT. ti" inatterwhut ids couditiun may be, tntiv cure hiinauit chcujdy, privately und i i i , I,. ■ f.;, ■ - linn Id *■•■ in the hand-j every youth nuil every uian in tho land. - ■ ■! t uii.i.-r - e 11, i n a ida : ri et: volot'C, t-' J tildreii. po t t .i i■ I. '.n rooo.pt "1 six i-ent 1
two iiosttue stamps. Address the luitilishers, TI1K ft LVKKWEl
41 Ann St,, New York.
Box, 45ctf. Iy3»
ship of the world. Don’t trample on the flowers while longing for tlie stars. Live up to the full measure of life; give way to your immilses, loves and enthusiasms; sing, smile, labor and he happy. Adore poetry for its sake; yearn for and strive
•r testimony , after excellence, rejoice when others at-
tain it; feel for your cotemporaries a loving envy; steal into your country’s ten din-j heart; glory in its greatness, exult in its power, honor its gallant, men, humortal-
We its matchless women.
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