Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 April 1869 — Page 2

WEEKLY JiiArKJiibb ~r

Hi r^f' ^I'lwednesday MorniBg, Aprll 2i, 1W.

Henry Ward Bxxchxb Bald, in his free-trade speech, in Brooklyn, that his great-great grandfather tf btociwlfcr '.A his great grandfather a saddler, hU grandfather also a saddler, and hi* father was a farmer till it was discovered that he was not fit for that occupation, end then they made a miiiirt«*Sf fciaSsSS: -i-

C- Of the total ol $351,637,000 of British revenue for 1868, brit $54^00,000 were collected by direct taxation, leaving almost $300,000,000 or about six-savenths of the whole,as the result of indirecttaresi of which the customs gave $1 lZjSSO.OOO' the excise $99,3*6,000, 8tamps $46,260,000, the postoffice $22,950.000. The in-? torest on the'putflic ddbt'lB,

A kkcknt report to the Ohio legislature puts the number of insane persons that Stale at 5,000, of whom 960 aria confined in the county jails and infirmaries, under circumstances of the greMaet exposure and neg&t.~ A very Ifti^etbrreaso is recommended to be made in .the charitable pfbvisioHs Of the State, through its various asylums, for~thespeeiaKtreatment of this unfortunate Xflass.

'The New York Times9ij&,'u'rfaihore just and deliberate judicial administfa*tion does not soon prevail

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Less than a single day of staging_now divides the approaching lines of the* Pacific Bailwayw Our files show that one year ago these roads promised in their advertisements to join by July, 1870, 'If they make good the remainder of tfieir promises as well as tbey have done on" th's point, blessed are their bondholders 1 The siockholdere have already reached^ a rare height of financial beatitude^ if "we may credit the developments ot' the^Ne^.

York CourtB.

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TWO MEN FATAM.T

All escaped with slight injuries, except

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this City,

capital will seek investment elsewhere^ tho commerce of New York will Be im-^ paired and the judiciary of the State wtH* bo brought into much greater" disrepute than at present." How the last of tjbes%' evils can be brought about is not appat-' ont. A "greater disrepute" '1 the judiciary of New York is hardly AttiVhaWe?

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The Cincinnati Evening Chronicle jfl,. glad to seo that General F. P. BLAi% haB been emphaticaUy called on, ,at.a publ^e meeting in St-,£ouis, to embark in the enterprise of enfranchising and annexing the island of Cuba. This is just what we have been urging him to do over siupe last November. Wo have not labored In vain, surely? 'Come, i*BAiix, now go ahead and d6 it. You may just as Well be one of tho first United States Seibatfon from the "Gem of the Antilles" as ^any other man.

The transient population of tbe city of Washington—whicH frequently mere? than rivals in number the regular resi dents—is fast disappearing. In a b*i6f time—a few days^—the town will be com paratively depleted. So-quiSkly'haveJtbb' nominations of late been rtnt into tbe Senate—budget upon budget of" appojnlmonts—contaiuing the fbrtupate names in all grades of tbe publicBervice,-and so quickly have they been acted upon^tbat many hundrods of the offlce^Bfiefiers al ready know their fate. Tbe- crowds which have hung around the papitol and thronged tho lobbjes, of inauguration, aro vanishing. of the appointments bfcfe0 a.Hr^ady^slJiea made, it seetiia to ba a forlorn

:Vop6'^fqf

those remaining., Tbe natipn's capj^l.ia to have a longjrest, apd the headscefidepartinents are soon to hj'frfefJd ""those constant inroads of visitors, Which., vont the proper transaction of- ^he public business. 'ar seiOtaJ

Terrific Storm at Inilaiiapolls

Buijdings -,and Unroofed

Blowji'pf IP^n vp «s£n«oiui

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From the Indianapolis Journal, 20th. At about 9 o'clock last night, a heavy

storm of rain and hail, accompanied by wind and lightning, came up and passed over the city. In the midst of it, a heavy shock was felt, shaking the ground and plainly perceptible above the fury of the tempest. Soon after, the fire alarm was sounded, striking the number 1-3, for Massachusetts avenue and Noble street. This gave color to a report which was started by some person, in the Council Chamber that the Bellefontaine car shops had fallen in, and ten or twelve men were buried in the ruins. The Council was immediately adjourned, and several persons started at once for the supposed scene of the disaster. The statement was found to be a false one, when it was reported that it was the Central Railroad Freight Depot, instead of the car-shops, which was blown down. This report was found to be correct, and upon our arrival there we found a crowd collected, while the building, was almost a total ruin. At the time the accident occurred several persons were in the depot, the engineer of the pony engine "Alert," Allen McCutchan, the night watchman, Samuel Bell, a night switchman, a German car inspector, J. B McNeeley, clerk, all in the second story. Rev. Daniel Ballou, a Universalist minister, from Utica, New York, who preached at Masonic Hall on Sunday night last, was passing by the building when the storm came up, and took shelter in it.

Mr. Ballou and Mr. McCutchan, who were both seriously and doubtless, fatally injurred [sic]. McCutchan was terribly bruised, both internally and exteranlly, and with but little hops of his recovery, was taken to his residence, on Liberty street, between Meek and Georgia.

Mr. Ballou was injured about the head, and his hand was badly hurt, but the

ware street, and when we saw him, between ten and eleven o'clock, he was suf-

torture whenever he was moved. Dr. Barnes was in attendance , while he was receiving all possible care at the hands of Major-Kilgore's family.

In addition to the disaster to the Central Freight Depot, several other buildings were more or less injured. The south end of the brick building occupied

TTrnnTTT -ct T^irT»T»T»CJO by the Central Railway Company for N eil's friend began to suspect that all was

,u also the wept

iMi*u freight Depot

A

otwejODf %f-flpzier's warehouse^ of #nk#'sboiler|ihop,Jirat blown aadilbftdBlil watwtome^f Inift^w Wallace blown down.

For some reason, the elevator of Mr. Busch, standing in the direct line of the inJiie air, escaped

5 audi $tocK,flree4iiig. Sdit0S9l B:)cpjrtss:,.A few observations ^rilbnot be out of pjace, at .thjs season of t^e year,, upon.^ihp, subject of breeding atock7ratma"6r which,oar agricultural friends, are,. more particularly interested There,.is gen^rallyt too much carelessness^rjndi^erenc(,i9a(ii^98ted upon this eubject by most, farmers, wfo/erein I think ^hey do not Eufiljciently study,, their own Interest. -ts** "We all know that a superior animal o( any (labialfht^c^mmands a fetter prlc? in market than an-inferior one then,

Jndeav.or

right,

Targe "btrard sign

on top of the museum building, on east Wdshingtoc Street, was blown off and broken into a thousand fragments. Other damage was done, no doubt, in different parts of the city, but as we write we have •hThwd iaMS^leiHBJt wires Were prostrated. in vevery direction and |ommunipation cu|(«ff?_ us

ISBiurAPoLis, April'20.—The injuries of Rev. I): Ballou are not so seridus aVat and it is. now thought he

ftrsMwposed, Will^ecov.er.

-j eai.iy tRiAt,.,. Ther trial $ Abwjjws.Jor. l|ie Young murder was coin m'enced io-day.— A antiWon being-made by the" prisoner's tinsel for a change of venue, further eating wjMjpWtponed until Friday.

fby not, by a prppef^ajMUm of breeding, to iijapfo^e our stqck and produce as.many superior animals as possible. A general observation is, that "like will,beget like." That is, if you, breed a iuparior female,. to a superior ipale, the Af$spr in .w li probaly be of asuperior.qua}-

Jl say, ^VoiaJJi/jJbeQause the parenls. although of superior" forma andjizes thetc^elvgs, mpy have been ormobjgrel,breeds ^oeaessing.po identity of character, and |aay be as likely to cast their ofispriog aftef some of their remote ancestry as after (boir own Sfbrms. Here/ now, is jlist w|i'ere the°^great difBoulty lies. A inferior, jfhorough-bred animal is Obtained in a neighbortioo^.'s 'A male of this kind costs a good deal of money jtoefbis se^V.ica^ have to be paid To'r. A few enterprVsing farmora patronize him and. soon have some very superior stock of bis gfe{lfn£, apparently neaVly as good ps'th^ira "5 Many 'of tlies? half-bre'eds ^ri preaerved fOr breeding purposes, and kSfatem'of ff^tefrfifrltion is comtnenced for it has been^well lifiicertaihed^ tb'at ani* Dials are more disposed to run doWh than up, and the getting of these half-bred sires are yery little belter than the com mon stock of their 'dams therefore these men tyho'breef such sires will find them selves disappointed in obtaining first class ^animals 'Thb'Wis a system of breeding by which of the cotl6l?y can be greatly improved Ifcosts sonftftfiing' but realizes- a "'good •profit in the end to all who practice This"system consists in' Brooding your common female animals invariably*to [thoroughbred males whether it is bog, sheep, cow, ormafe^ni

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I thinttbeTrtoclrraiser-shTJuid have particular objeoi in view. For instance, does he wiah .,make pork a specialty, hi» obje,9i~sh^vil4.bei tfot to raise the largest hogs, but to obtain a breed that would make the greatest quantity of p6rk from a given quantity of corn. The breed that Will-make. pork at tbe least cost,to the producer is the best breed, whether, it should be large or small. Should sheep be the object^ ttren-f-worrtd~t!Brermipe whetherwould prefer 'the' long wbol large sbeep that would be good for mutton.'and,- Wpol- ralso, suqb ^fi -Leicester or Soutbd.own, or of the jlner "gradiss of wbol, 88 the1 Merino or Saxony.

Citflo'WitnalwBys be of the first con sequence to our farmers, and requires their espeflial attention and whatever breed of cattleIhe iodividual may prefer. should •aWy^8,Klve In vifew its im provement.

Horses-r-«quire-gr«Ater-«Ara-4md caution in breeding than any other animal. Owing to_tl)e great variety, of uses to which the hoV^e'is put, a breeder should determine upon some especial object 1n rearing horsep, whether for common farm purposes, for roadster?, or for, race horses.

ITbe idea among farmers generally.is tbat the large^ tbe horse tho better for their Vlseia "With due submission: I beg to dtfTer wUhlc theen -^rour large, horses are gross,and.po^e.in all their conform-, ations, tbe'rf bones are spongy, muscles flSlbby, and a'laek Of solid tendon in pre portion to their weight hence, you find when they are^wt-to.extra exertion tbat tbei out wind-gallijprgpavios, and are,knocked up if put to anytbins, faster tbanan Ox's gait.- Th^ lYa^lacft of ondiiranee ia ithere large anirnale tbat rendertfienp nS ibetter^oor, as goods tho' .ox

Tb« of^itse iVat I'prefer for an\ purpose sliould not exceed sixteen hands in hight." Such'ahtmfcls afe more generatly formed jwith gceater^symmetry- that

isnHieif ^oye^al points are yi piore, exact proportion"/to each other. Their legs Ssn c%frty**tliSfr SdfRei along without giving way? tPbey have botter action and mora endurance. ,- ^ould.yon h|^e.,t|ie ^rork-horse in perfection.'breed"your^^rRrge\^ mares to a full blood W)fie', aba you will then obtain horses of ^ood adtlon' and wind. Bottom being a .quality 4hat is only to be obtained from tbe^orpougbi edhQ.cse, and bottom tolls^jn a^io't aayJiii a cbfn-iBeld, as well ae iipon lhfc" race-cbti^sA As a general m)a,jjbtDaiortrr £rom tie nrs.-and aiae? from.4he dam. -. ^,„R.

grnPBMKWT ¥»tn rpnv,

£li«rchrlkiMo%jeparts .with nis ,dt)o W I ii

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sittbe^'anab^msi^hWtt Wtl^h«ifa Mtv

Kdil was TidioK auspeettag: nothing, he i^tep^fr rShe' accepted the^nivitation. and the trio proceeded* on their .way. Upon arriving at Fort Edward the 'parties separated, but by this time lie*

and keeping

offspring

again on the female side to thorougbtedi The males of such- half-bred animals should never be preserved for breeding purposes.? In fchia -way stock. will became bettor aAd jbelter each generation, unffl it atrfvei at the highest 'standard ,»rT— z-. to which the animal is susceptible, but should you t^y tbe half:bred sire you will find that your stock is growing no better very fast.

van

eyqon the pair,

be was not a littMf astonished at seeing them proceed to the depot and take the cars, since whic^ time nothing hajrtiMljP heard of them...

McNeil, who had been married about eight yean, leaves a loving wife and one child, and Miss Mahaffy, who is about twenty-two years of age, is of a respectable fSffiily, McNeil left a letter directed to one of his neighbors, requesting him to sell his farm, which was heavily mortgaged, and, after paying the incumbrance^ upon it, to give the balance to the wife he had so unceremoniously deserted.

., State Items. 'r

New Albani: isjtalking of water works

Richmoicd is enjoying a great revival of religion.

The "Lightning Calculator" is the last sensation in Bvansville.

The Indianapolis Journal has donned a new and most becoming dress.

Tbe Postmaster at Richmond an annual salary of $2,800.

Lawrencebubo recently felt an oarthquake, and didn't enjoy tbe sensation.

Dtring last year only ode minister of tho Northern Indiana Methodist Episcopal Conferetrce-died.

Alexander Trapkey, Marion County," goes to the Northern Penitentiary for three years for stealing a horse.

Wokk on the Michigan City harbor is being pushed forward: vigorously. Two dredges,two tugs and a steam pile-driver sire in operation. fJ-Jv. 4^?%*

The local department of tbe Indianapolis Journal shows a very marked improvement under the efficient management of Will Pound.

Ignatius Buchanan, who was sent to the penitentiary from Marion county for life for killing his wife, a few years ago, has becomeJnaana*

Two young men, both of whom had been perfectly well during tho day, died pf congestive chills in Now Alban on Friday night.

"One Magnus, a deaf man, while waiting on the railroad track near Stockwell, on Saturday, was struck by1 a train and fatally isjiired. ..

The Lawrenceburg Distillery, owned by A: Williams, has been seized by the Collector of the Fourth District, for an alleged revenue delinquency of $20,000.

The saloons of Tipton continue to be closed and crape is put on every door. A thorough reform has taken place and the leading -men- are foremost in the work.

Thkrx are-twenty-five divorce cases to

come before the circuit Court of Lake I

Smith, of Bartholomew county, is

Wi understand tlmt a terrible and bloody atfray occurred at Honrjville, Clark county, yesterday, in which one man had a piece knockod out of bis skull, and will die. We did not learn the

Tbb reul eatate appraisers of the set era! counties through which the Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis rail-.!

,»d

of the toad for taxation $550,000.

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^rfSlfward withar taeighbor. Indeed, haptagterf siijj 3cmpa«fycW*lphr,oympanr ion,, hutJ.h%t^p, 4iad proceeded on. tlioir wayotfly a short distance when tbey overitook a' aho Ta neighbor jaad nieMe ofn MciCsal, 'Who \ipon- being questioae(l as,t»har. fd^ination, replied ithf^'s^e also .was going to Fort Edward. Am pndt Wai carrying a iomewbat heavy

THE Clarke County Circuit Court baa sentencedJIughes, the ringleader of tbe gang that oonspired to roh the^effersona O a a to fear years in the penittati^^. Three others of Uo conspirators turned State's evidence^ and were discharged from arrest.

A TRAIN on the O. & M. Railroad, on Saturday night, was thrown from the track, and the express messenger, whose name our informant did not learn, was seriously if not fatally injured. The engine, express and baggage cars were pretty badly smashed up. The accident was caused by the engine running over, a cow.

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Bishop Talbot "confirmed niore than forty candidates atEvansville on Sunday

A State Sunday School Convention Will meet at Indianapolis May 4tb.

The Madison Post G. A. R., are going to decorate the sold iers^g raves there ^on the 1st of May. y,

It is stated that a certain member of the Legislature, in speaking of his wife, playfully alludos to her as "the Old She.''

THERE are four velocipede schools now successfully running in Indianapolis. —————

The Indiana peach crop is all rigbt( notwithstanding that the croakers have killed it off* as usual. t~ '.liAtl

who bave held the

a

happy man He has received information that a rich nncl^ Jias. .,.

uncle is better than a brother-in-law.

Tiie trial of "William J. Abrams, oq the indictment for the murder of MrsYoung, .will commence in the Marion Criminal Court to-day. Judge N"im. H.

Johnson, of the Wayne Criminal Court, I Republicans will probably cast their lot will p.resido. ^or independent candidates, and have some prospect of success.'

Mrs. Clkm was put to work upon hor arrival at the penitentiary at making and repairing clothing for tbe convicts. She haq tbe privilege of wearing her own clothing and furnishing her own cell, but

says tbo Captain will not stardt" for He'So" so "tlnrm1 to. .-* e. u-r^

*B. J. Bright, Esq ," proprietor of the Indiafiapolis Sentinel, bas bought the Wesley, Ohspel property id tbat city, and wi!l erect tberoon a largo and ccnumodi* ous petnttng. office Tho price paid was $ 2 8 4 0 0 S 5 S

men

soon a3 he expected

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A LAWYER at Michigan City, recently receivod a letter from an Eastern client, who stated that he wished to procure a divorce. As the lawyer bad al ready obtained three divorces for him witbin a few years, he concluded that he had done enough and declined, helping him for the fourth time.

The Lebanon Pioneer tells of a fairhaired youth calling himself Dr. G. W. Miller, who borrowed- money, "bought goods on credit, insulted' another man's wife, got thrashed for it, and finally wound up his career by stealing a bridle with a horse at the other end of it.' The editor of the Patriot admits seven dollars' worth of acquaintance with tbe gay and festive saw bones, having paid that amount to get his vo\s- last Fall, after which the unprincipled cuss., deliberately voted for tbe other man.—Ind. Mirror,

A State faper remarks that "primary elections are an admirable contrivance for taking tbe conceitxiut oLchroniccan didates, who fancy themselves popultf,' aad seem to believe that they bave been, cheated out of office by tricky politicians. When tbey get a fair chance before tbe people, and-findHhemselves in -the-lurch, they begin to suspoct that they are not/ after all, the most popular mea' in the community."

tell, but ploklii bimaelf

nearly a mile before he was captured. It

is now thought" the —wound will prove siin. fatal. •.

J. M. GaiTriN, Esq, of the Ylncenoeft, Gazette, sends us the following important news from tbat city, under, date of the 20th inst: 'iA 4errible-storm-prevailed here last night) accompanied^with terriiBc thunder and lightning and a perfectqhur« ricane. The new bridgenactoatthe^Wa.' bash, whfch cost the city $I25t0$)(), was blown down and is a total loss* Tbe roof of Weisert's wholesale-greeery-etore was blown off'and hiastock deluged witb.wator.

J. M. Griffin, Esq., the obliging editor of the Vincennes.ff«?e#e, sends us the following: "Theresult of the.pemqcratie Primary Election in this city, las$ Saturday, was unexpected and surprising to all. Geo. E. Green, the Sun man, CqlrEarlham, Uncle Jerry Duno^an and Riley,

ve

pected to refit the Postoffice

•n auie^ of the parties engaged, or tbo cause meats for the convenience., ftf. tha, ^pi^blic^rj) Of tfio yifficulty".'-T!iVeM Aibiny Gammercitil.

•mile. This makes tbe total appraisement tive Republican, and .pQblithMi-O^MM °^|i

WiltHiii a few montli3 two attempts have been made to assassinate Mr. Thos.

Prall an old and respectable citizen* of I on. His success in this mat)

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one,- coming Up behind, li'red a pistol at I «tour*a£. his head. Tbe bali fortunately glanced, and, passing around tbe skull inflict- a fatal wound. -Tho thinking, tbey bad accomplished purpose, [fled. Every effort hem will be made.

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thestrict discipline of theprlson \vilTbel Foster, procured tbe acceptance by tfcel The firsi dajr a little^went'to'school rigidly enforced.—Ind. Journal. "a.-- Government, of a .lease for a terni ^X^f.^phgc^edrbi^if^^giOT^ell,^ Yes, sir." "VveT],Jj6w doyon sjpofiboy? fOb/ just as cither folks do.3*' baiar-:-jjon ijaa i-' ..«®d ^,'i

years, of the Musio Hall in. the Opera House Building, for Postoffice/pufpftsMlj

TWk "PilBsroKNT has withdrawn the nomination of Capt. Parko, of tbis State, 1 jhQ Opera House|'Cbmpany,r^itb',c.pi^ as Consul lo Hesso Darmstardt. Hans

d»ble public spirit,! ten'lered, 'J

including Governor Jlaker.it ^^mptil!

ly accepted, The.rooms .tecH.-cqupi#!^, ,pu

the best local papers in the State, ha be nominated, he Will Tring "to

A Seal Hero—A scene at Sea. agoj-oa hoard an English

year^tw disc^ered oh tha-fourtjfaay xd Myage from liiver^ool to ancrcarried •beforetna firstmate, whose duty it was to deal with such cases. When questioned as to the object of being stowed away, and who brougbt hlm on board, the- boy, who had a beautiful sunny face, and eyes that looked tha very .mirrors, of truth, repUed-Uiat h^vstqp-&ilfter|J[id lit, because|ho c^ildj «oU«£krl^keoplxnn, a bts~|as^ sago out to Halifax, where he bad an aunt

ry, in spite of the wmmnc face and ithful accents of tlfe boy.x He bad seen much of Btoiv-awaysitojbe easily deceived by thepj he said and it was bia film conviction Jhe b^fiftd beon brougbt oa boaid and^ ptovifleil.'wib "food rbjj tlio sailors. Tbe- little bellow- wis very' ^rdughly iandled in consequence. Day by d^y be was questioned and re-quf»tieined, bttt always with tho samo result. He did nit know a suitor en:board, and~biB step4 father alone bad him thaioodtwhich teate. r: -t.'At last the ®ate, wearied by the bdy's persistence inthe: same story^and perhaps a^ittlsi^Mlxipus to inculpate tbe sailors,sizeir him one day by the collar and dragging him to tbe fore, told him tbat unless lie confessed the truth^n ten minutes from that time he would hang him oa theyafd-arm. "Hothert made him sit dawn under., ittpn Ahe deck. AlJ^arp^ind him

were

[The mate said nothing, but nodded his bead, and turned as pale as.a ghost, and. shook with7 tremfjjngajreea .with thff wjnd. And thbre, allleyes turned upon hiirf^this^brsve and 'noble --little' feHow, this poor waif,^^ojn(isociety owned op^a'ad \Aose own step'-fatber could npt ctfrftifor

him—there he knelt with clasped hands

Last Fridax.morning-.tso pri4oners eyes upraised- totihrovea while "he named Harvey and Schoonover escaped, repeated audibly the from tbe Jeffersonville penitentiary,£and I-heaven' were not re-captured until the next, day.j }o^ntomant^i'th«itlWft«':th'tM'-o»|

On Saturday noon another one named eurred a c«en?. ^ntecjisl^ Sobs I Umg^WEET AND OfiANfiS BLOSSOM Saltwell, leaped -from the walltwenty-1 broke from, strong,, nardchwU,.as tneaL. iiottie,«j,oo-Threefor j2,oo. mate spraDg forward.td the beywnd clasp-[ I if M8 a a 1»L l«4aM jaM

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he now believed bis story, and how glad vonisrinfmiiibieBeinoditaknown.

abdawidows The boreds.of eduoatienmS.cbool-boys oil a summer ^fteEnoon...^ ,.it •rtinm* la,..

Why ia an iftfiwUikea diamond Becfiuse it is a "deafc nttfe'Jhin^ "When is a man obliged to keep his Word"?- When no man will take it

Does a man with one arm: biys ah" offhand way ®f doing-things

& jgood suggestion is like a crymgbaby

Several buildings were blown do#h,'atjd at a concert—it ought to be carried-out" a yast amount of damage was done:" The noblest- sight--on- earth—is a man "The Ohio & MississtobVISiti^t

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Company discharged 50 men here last night, The Erie has failed to fulfil its promises, and tbe O. & M. Company^ is involved in great loss in consequence.— They are making a general sweep all along the line,, and are again .talking 'narrow guage."' ,ui

.. 2f ,- .|Mm. .VorfiKNItRMKNaner8HATJNOIthasno.eqaal» There i» nal I rflTfir^^rsnrn ^ril Wrw^hrn^r^^aii^"'

to that «f beer-pump1 ifl its power of elevating, the.masseto.

Wbjsn: mwy,

iadTes. .ber-faift to be, rt

ecofloqaical When they resort to tight lacing to prevent waist-foHriess.

Jren

-little .fishoB doiie

[~ar«^aid to ,be aa?dipe8r ii oil.,

Dickens, in speaking of pawnbrokers' duplicates, —eaysr-tbey aro tho tyrnpike ticieVs Id iberoad-ffflpoiertj'.vi-i-/, aaT|

Wfiy is"ff'"modeTn stage liko 'h^ree? asks the Boston Post and course

county during the present session. The °ity to' immemorial, werejmpst.sig. when after marriago they cHri-help them- -|llun«r.nrj|^iDASH criminal docket registers over one bun-1 "ally defeated-by-large^orities. lt hM »lW« i| fgg fi£jljUi8E OBOI0S fiOLU WAfCAIS dred and fifty cases. »i..f »h„0n ...

in time past been conceded thatc these old I Somebody down East bas

'iocumbents1 bad a'life lesse upoh all the f-nfew plan for cheap boardiag:

authentic o'd 'land-marks,' and it would" b^consi4- I lasdied in Ured a sacrilege ..to remove them. J3u)t I ""t I *l 'X• A nnwannnop miiil PlArlr rc

California, leaving him '«Sr£eir to the Toung America has bant. »fF?«?».|lti0ded a meetine of Spiritualistfc-hoping I These celebrated wa^es wo are ao*..?aiidiM pf .,$250,000. Such a considerate and taken a long Ftrjde 'onwar^ might-be. able'tfi vbtainia supply

nominations wero: For Mayor, W.m Robinson, a -young -law student... For I Treasurer, Ben JohnSon, a young: grain I dealer. For Manhal, Jas. McMullia, af young blacksmith. For City Clerk, Win.' Turner, a young dry goods clerks. The

have a front of forty, feet o^n J^o^t streetJ,il^,wit^4ew?' l'q.irhich ^enable gir, extending back sixly feat, .and Jilso one!replied '^'TwoiiliLeTve tno'-'jfie rheiim-: of the basement. stories. They are high, I

an(^ 80-

discbarge of his aaties tfie ^alKM tior'y'"bfc Med?^wre ceesary to insure-an honweft ad* Anthhb administrationoftheaAun

was on Saturday sight, when he was go-1 Bepublicamsm are s«&nd1tOjjUloMdp£rinft|i&af^fEt^aiidotht>0Mtdi£fti!ti ing homo frank a' prayer meeting. Some'-j other persons in the usm^Hjr ^j/ni^^«aiijrpjjpg

A young man asked ayduns liAylFske

I but some stormy cne, I anywhere else,"

airy, well l'gbted and in every de»iT 'A paTty of yourig"f61l:ows"ToUhd fanit rable for the purpose intended. ,jit is. ex-J-J^f baardi/r^ bouse |pf»iiatu O«ll40ilow IHitrict «T"Itnt

ui ,st

^fa. J. H. THoMAa^editorjof.tha JBed^I iifbi forethe !Legislatur

19th(and appraised the roadat $6,000 per Southern Prisonv Mr. Thbihas WTtfl-ie-'l

Animal Lm is full of corruption anL waxajL only hope to. escape the ills wj®h is heijf" to fcj a jjl pOka^^«pedi_•»in .ad t|»:tiiiM Whjcb

It-begin, maakind,

!-tbe

answer js, Jieciruso it rutiB Inrgoly trrlii

Wby wLU,young fello»a be .^uch fools

P^DC'P?!offices °fx Khjs,I as to givo tbeVr sweethearts lacks of hair I $15 Get.tho Beat.

boat offices of Vincennts that tbey w^etloarders mesmerUes tho-ra^Weats a**»*'

being: sat

A newspaper mail clerk recently at-|as

..off j(w)rapper# without cost. LwM«fbla'iftic«, P"aable on delivery/' I -WR.-.IS.

A very eulogistic obituay o/ a lady

tb. taite H.1Irtibfav I I wS'SSS:, »,%•»: have, through Hon. Wm. K.Niblack and I yeWfaj)rf«'tm Irt sill that' ttfire1 never oncejv^ V4eir°r^iT»^ »--r^*-, the newly 'app6inted.Fostmutoi^'''^pi6n^|. l?alB%bdHhe ddou1!'iH. Ja

rooms to the Postmaster Qeneratat^reht'liin^afanc^for^p^^T^^^^^e^" I vfreaknaaa.'.th» naaHef T«ntb

^IfV JE{f,W^.tiaeth,fli jn#ttef jtfih-. |t

_w ^5.-.^.^.=.. jjjqmred__tM mistress. "Just you as(c it,'

style, introducing all the la^t^mpr^er-jj^Kfohe,' lii i^ old feribugh to sperfPfor

K~*"~

•cl"l

—————

Of the

Southern Prisonv Mr. Thii% as W

tention and some of its best talent to the study of medicine. While the sacrifice has not been wholly in vain, the facts elicited are few and mostly ansatifactory. Among the truths which have~ been elicited is this, J'lhat if we keep the blocd uifi we &nittba heathy,''! |Po purify ^bJMy^ equal to Morse's Indian SootPills, as thousands of testimonials will verify. Use Morse's PflPi If .ydu wiA Uk. yourxh^fUtb.. Momo's Pills. ajfe .Uvebest mfedicine for all Female Irregularities Liver' Com^&ints, Indigestion'," Bill ious^ nessj Digpepsiai- Heada'Che,

Sold by all Dealers. apridwlm-

i"Toub L0wr-.luuy$u£ed_y|e most obstinate case of chronic' tetter tbat hasbafflid tbe medical skill of hundreds," writes Bantc& Clure, druggists, of ^larendon, •'8 Lotf--Ark., about Primer's Lotion. 0'

tho passengers and sailors of

tliB middyj watch .-and in- front of him stood tho inexorable* mato, and with- bis chronometer officers of the ship by nia-aiae. It. was tl^o finest sight, eaid our informant that we had ever beheld—to seo the palo, ptoud, sbt^^ful facor:br.^ noTfle boy,. bis head erectj.his- IbewjtiCul .eyes bright tqroufgh'the tears that siiffased them When eight min^.'lrtil'^i^'o^S? tcjd him he bad but iwo minutes to live, advised him ioisavo bis life.i xbiit.be rffl)lied, with the irtmost Biniplicity atid sincerity, ,by-^ki^g the itf^te vf he^ig]i\ pray. ".A .• :s«c v..

'*hrttfttU#eft hpankea' W tiaspMAand "pemaaoat

which is hardly half their fnlF'cValue,' and the proposition bejng corclmlly commended to tbe Government by Mayor I oorirpany. Then_you are not at all difll-| price one Dotiair per bo*, or fourbaxeaiorthtwli -rr .. r"i jt- ".'4.' I cult'to please," said a lady Vth'o" sat-itfext dollars. If yon ceanot procore thess plllseo'osa. Walker and numbers of

couch

Cull

and furnishing^an office wbjcb wiU bej, Aej^M?^.^lco?^fr?emfo?^ur^W^ Is'jj credit to the city.., It. will.be ^dy^pro&fj i)otVmemBer'oftb',ofeaip1erarfc3 ^bfeiety, cupancy in about two weeks.

1—

utv tbe headache.T.. noil to^nwrf do

T^a fame of .the celebrj •iON Brirint^luLs'n^V8^8^1' Tlie?"thoolSncte u^on

tlBeTTitfN

iJiTTEHS JvSt

«Tr

he" his-

-.isonSn to tnini and doctor, fori

I ^iov cdm^trecTtblfi^iSW'iedgg •l*'e-«»WadWTSD^rtUei,: aS(T»pl«asyib6

daw

COSTAR'SREMEDIES.

HOUSEKEEPERSr

MEAD—JRBAm li'iJ G1^0'3 Ouojiug to ScklJacLn'l Barm,"."Soollilng to all patinfaT wonailr, he."

Ileal inc to all BoreS, Ulceri. Ac." tei a

"OOSTAR'S"

Ib tho moHt'orfrfcorifliiBrj SAI/VK erer knowii.' Its cewtfr of-Sootbiag *ul Htaliog Tor ill Onto, Barns,Bini»cs, Sore*, Clieti, Oh»pp«d H*ndt mid Skin for Bote NippleiC Jot Pilti.'ic., 4o.—ta without parallel. One' pctaou e»js of It, I would not l}« watfaont a Box in my Houao,' 1' cdst.5 03, or I weald travel all tha w»y,.U Wew Yoric foi1 it.-'—W. T. Evening News, 8tvt. B. «r All'Dru?eist«n TKHHK HAUTE? aell U.J

"COSfSffS^1

Standard PreparatiotrS I ABE ms

BEAUTIFIEB,

ed him" to his aAd'M^eff:frtin-aad^wgosil^i Bat.. Beat*, f^^temlaatew,-

three feel high and tried to: escape. guard shot at himl three times, the third him,"and" tojd im"Mw 6Vncerely 1 Sy'-^^fiSenS^cviiwaal!. shot taking effect in tbe breast. Saltwell

„r... ..

6f,fiis..pwnTXr ai

'Mumoroite

———

1 1

festabllahad in Kew'York.

Beware I 1 I of «purion» imitfttlone.',

I VrtifeglaU in Taaa^HMi®* sell tKbau"

'"^osXAR," 10Crosby St'M N. Y.''

-zoj*'» Or, John F, 35bijby, (Succescor to) BABintS ft «0., 21 Pat^ pjiw, I iS rn i^aurica tf,Vj li'-ftinn-nw TT a TTHiw

'SVld ?n TBBBK HAUTE, by

—————

I PA NY, to keep correct Jnne, nieh, but retain an appearance equal to solid gold long awworjft »iv"r ?i? t't -rof'sei

1

N» MOMBI Is BBWIBBB III iSft?AllCif da wi

•••My.dete^- .satd anr-tfffectionata.spouse I prefa that all-sfuUl rtccive and set Me HQok b*fore\ tp her.j buaband, ,"aui I not your only \pcyingfortlUm. I Wstire ?"7'' V.',.W^TCH TO ANY

Yes," ^Srathe'bobl reply "and I Would a club OP six, with an kxtba WATCi. TO TH® AGENT, SKNDINQ TUB. CLtJB, «90. MAKINGSBVINWTSTCHBS FOB J90. The .ancients used to venerate the] Al«o,» enperb.iotofmostelesanteroideOhaW "asbes'^of^epartetf ancestors tbe mod- |'?ft5#ill03t »ndmo.st costly style'sand'MttariuL erni follow the'example, showing great 'affection for the "dust" of tboirs. each rent when ordered with watch at therein-' ... ... lar.wholetalo prions., .,3W iu- :i|

A»DRKs8,$I5

your

i^ERRpES Q5 YOUTEU

Tcaog Men, the experloncoof y«ara bas demon-

W Da-B -jj jr WdSi %&'i ,?i!o jrj etrated tli'^'faof thatvrelianoa tnay BeWacWfn AjP E^stprfl eichango has this erratujn 1.1 gi tlieeflicucy of .0| '{Iti^ur-iftVajkn^^ydlterday fconcer'nrb^|* L'DR,.[BELfS.S., SPj^CigIC9a's jr the spoefly and permanent core of eetnlnal

WenkDese, the-: reaalt'of Toutbfal. IadiscretlmS.t

.. which neglectpd, mini tlje happiness,.and nnflta

J'l always §ing (Aple^SO ,mM0lf,". said a tuerfuflererfor lAiaineii, social society, or marrf1. .. I- -. IftM TIiav ran I... »{frt,An*

the money to bav-an a &>.,

shall .be^ros®

J^r^^

[•Ojcl.clt, M. of.iMrtJ il»p.j|saihM"tb day of '.Ajpril, I860, at wlilell'last BatB, tb8 Bafleraigned,

SPECIAL NOTICES

with SS

Men- ...... Men—Women—C-hlIdrei» I

jaco^-o

arlor

&£S

te-iwatf tkair tatain wtkor haabaad JaSTwSm »MT—* OO.t TS

YOU DIB?—

WHY- WILL •WWOTHWiJ. __ ttoa, BMBOHtk Hhimim. Golda, Catarrfe, Croap, Sora Al»«t, DWafrteaWa Braatb, Tl|htaaM of th* Ciatt, DtSratty of Breathine, «a. Pablie Speates aa4 atantt will tad IkM mariralted for clariif U» «H«. Price 26 will par bo*, far sal* by all One glita. Jaa*IwS»

aiil&l»aat«avrbT«k.v'

teo™ Bffio TOO Ut

,. ..

IEKT MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOK?, Aad every variety of $mall Magical IastnmeBto,

[iisical Merchandise.

PIANOS FOB RENT. ^•o, old Io«tiinim«itstaken iBaoh»i|«or p«rl piyoiMtoM.

Pianos, Melodeons,

'aad all kinda of raallar M—leal laatrameata lapalrad by Competent workmen.

I

Bead Orders to KISSNXIB'S

ALAOE OF MUSIC,

No. 48* Olalo Street.

C|tkrhk.HAIJ TS,

'I

BARB,fiFLICK ABERRt, JaHiSwlj-ata-BM. s'i: ea'-: II" frtt

Plialon's Pkpbfftn Loilinij s'-v.-.l u^''c .DC1 Iter. Beantlftring tbQ4SKIJil u« OOXP1|«»OI^

IMK MLiN SOFT,

talMlngfmwBr.and/ biS wrfo dfettfniogrto I for.LADIBS In the N0I8EBV ttls laTalaafcle.

I SHU'S 8TAIBAID

"PAPHIAJr soi?" Ibr ike TOILif., :in

PBAtOBCS KUB9BBV aai BATtf, will aat chap the Hill JPrlre, 25 Cents per tttlce.

vase BjBor--'FI.OR 1)K JIAia,' 'IOOK ItATf

WINE 1

JITTERS!

BEST BITTERS Weakly JPmoM, WEAK, oa PALI, V...1 *H*HOKLT.

Bitters Eq«al to Them

|^peer^8UBd«r«rwiae Bitten,

MADB or—„

NE,

II tbe natural chanaela, and giro

|TON"S A.KT3D VIOOR

itwA3 ironderfafiTaceeee.' Vrti|i COLOR

tbe pale white lip,

invented a impbovkdaud MAmryACTBEED ty«jajai» the tblB hoe and care-wora ooaateaaaoe, Oneof the la^ ^e heat maks, ffu» «we»,,finely^chMejl and I jCnrea IITIB and creates iMBB. Tri

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

Use none other. Ask for SPKIB^S ANDABD BITT1U. Bold by Dragglats aad re. See that my slgnatare Is over tba cork each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER,

alo, N. J., and MS Broadway, Haw.York frade sapplled by all Druggists.

SIMPSON'S COLUMN-

Eimaustiims

llinqls.

i«a«P®!

ll^peraonp coireerned, tUftft the AMMMBeat IjIU*,, ?ith tbo Retiirna, "Valuations and KaWmeratfocs

A

ie

-walelitnar thOT. btrpre^tAM,.ar filed.laifl

tiis fefflca on or "before that da

Aaomtirstioa 4- a^W- '"FattM«ii«b Fin« Ooo&Vt ^t^es'2I ate, 'HT^rwttra. VORoi^' le«A3'

ttbest imported-German Cologne, and'eiild 'seii for ONK DOLLAB. Agents wantafttiuidsil. di"e»s DAVKHFOKX dk CO,, 71 7lk Wa-T I terSt., EdstOBi Mass. 24wim

at half the price. 10-dwlw

Li

HOT4»i fabric.

nissiMer »f UJnl. Veskri States,!

tire andLire^n^iice Ageat,

OFPIOB—Ipr ipiMite the New1

•^WWMWW^Irs-op.

ssSBm?'

Eetates aad oosrdlaas In tba Probate Ooait. bejJaM ^ninairi xi .iozbSL rooxjl^Ja.'afn odi ca enu laaJuoM kozi orm Loa ",fill»^iaa. toapjfo-fcftlal" ed n«|

aad tba

cooaty,

reea and ahrobbsr

Several first eh— 1 «»n ii :,ooo 1

bran-aew bMMdM4MBMlk0aUlaa4£E^

:ood Piano, ae aitfjUWll JIT

baantifnlbBim^ifc.tju^tiofiiib aad

nri.ata bmrgmia. Wilt k* aold to part cash, id good trade for balasnT

'jianiMZlt* gsiKoi"

.trai Ut AMD

Jl ttt lot

VMdUafsfia^eathfrJ

I fcr^oiwdtassijudlwajrlll asteww p#ij a a a a I

,raxara

SPECIAL NOTICES.

PMotS PLUTU.

•"Sj. tjombflla, Cold F»at, Pals of skeH&Rfc. •f ihe 8Mf, Br'aiara and aoclileatttaapedally «f the Spine, als) chronic WHklili or affactlOB thaieof, Bore Tbroal, Vatlc.ae Vciaa, and, W la «a».ctloa» of (ha Heart, tbla calebraled piaatera*e fceea fuaad to- afford inardiale an4^ peraaaent relief.

Dr. J. W. Johntoo, of Haitford, wiitea: "At U.l» aont of writing, a man appltM for one, wbr, eatanflemect in Ihe abaft of aaekiaeijr, ha4 both hlaUge broken, aplae »evenly Injaied,

iwori, aad m» la bore a* wall pt er«." l^tar ir. Mliert«if PaakskM. nam* AUcotk A,

Poroaa 1*1 atera a^eaoUL kjr aUC^jiki««.

a. -Principal Agency, Bracdr4lh Hoaaej iaw

... Am

AlM«f au 8ateauafi.

nralida, broken down In bfallb an^eplrlta b»rj oafoil^i^ev*!*, bf ie*riiftk*t.6BybSwO auition which followei tUaattacka of Mata ae, the leatimony af4|aujkad» wbo have eaa ralaed aa by irtfele from a •iallar atau

1wff

proaUatloa by H09TlT1lk & STOMACH «.. fctrriRS, r# aure gdarkntt'e ikas too too S^ybe^trangtheBed aaa restored. •it to tboaa who ataad ia peril of ai^na^t^,Ja alj wbo, reaton of expasafa, privations, ao*«» .oageaitl cllinite oranhealtby paten A akfnWnt M'Slriskbn doira,-toirpanlgrdper

SH pA*Timrt.*at.T aad^^e»Hittc*lar edl ifoa^wbeiara thua altattad, areprcgweliaa afakrtate aafegaard agalaet tba dbBferMat laian-' acta yo.n. Toae aad regulate ihe •yiteai tji habaileea mediclaal

^ftuld^otf har»it

OTS

rWhwi'ae

8paaa's Oelebrat OVUM BAM. imsiMmw

waUkaowa, with

MM WMT, WIU CIIUT

other HI BBS aad BOOTS as will la all DfgeeMoa, promote the Sacratlenaol

'nav

ftrlag it mill eyer bo- »tHmrt'fti 8old by tba fngglita." ftic»?60Acnti Mft, 10 Park Ciae«KM. T. OT !.* 3MTln

Benin's rcLMONiewrwKK lawaed Tenia and Manlraka flUa wMI ef—

cbaasrttfs ncmach reTt wark then the appetIte tecoaes good

iBee^^dfseMWAaf

...... -... pauAt'oul^ftfa^a l|d gets well. TbU Is th« only w»y4 i|j»sftfcijnli •^pifonr-

Pal l*del phi Ry owes blsnniiiallrl saafssp la iMa sun

tf^atment'or PaliartarrCdbshiiptfth. ttepHtf*"" n^iUc,'8yrnp' iipenk ^ha' niorliid ftty Itt «Tif ljpgs,' naWre throws It off byarf"Siy tapaWJ bw fir when tlie phlegm ••teh^eongb will tbro« It ofl w. th*|ii#wS haftaae rsbtj aod tbe langsbegiotebeial^'' xi |T6.do thlst the Seaweed PBIa must be fraeiy oied to oUansS'tht StPoaaali oC aad liver, so thsl thn rnlmimlii fill as lbs rid .mi^e^odAfcod. mmt klMx.if

Bcbenck.li»«|mhaJfUlstt anMSI*JHMB.rej»*lng all obslracUoBa, r^i. tbadacte«(itte jil ill bladder, tha bile starts msly ss«-ts W"** I Kfon ttiiiftH the iWatit #ht ieW ihl llf.caa do

1

aotb I ug .haa erqr beea :lnyadtU4M

fSblSlW r«aeadly peito#wM^ to nte unless with great careVttat'-1 !er and Itart tbe aafiZBtio

Jt •*liaattwf$'uE?V

^lal^t fifode

CriueUMtitlon.

1

Jcbenck's Seaweed Tonlo. ii a gentle •timatW??'*'3

great reasou wby physfclaW"&'j 0 Diumptionis, tbey try to do too maclf thll re Bedicine to stop tba MttgttS, loaloirinfc

Ilia,to stop night sweats, beetle farer, and by eo

df ng they derange tb« YMMMtfptlTe poavra, illobs, anuerenioally Ibe pa

t, 1 -^'"giP fe lecreL™, .,,u,BaUj,g( ™.

^arBaaala^Uft^

rtoa. hM Oona

1 mm

Ia aDChct«Mk.vbit craly th* luvig i^wboW bedy -rt^'etdicalcS t-tfciel|'^iewer

I

blttdc

taVe hr,

r.ll brinji

pewrr^r-t'eat wniLb«j|ln liiwl'mMi an. ^^y a«d aabgwidiblaod iMmuJmmm begieeteg»lBiieilatii,ap#e«eeweeueu» beglos to grow, ti^ Uxg|ii^|llfeBse»4*^it»Wa tbe patient gets floeny and well. Tiiia ia

a'^msittuwus. ,,

,"'"t

»od, Dj'pepela, tkh»nck'« Seaweed

'driMeuK,'.wbitHM«fafbyal aaloterrapud im lor many yaara puugri bow welaha 826 ads, .was wasted away fp a jaera

Wn#-b^tafrr»M«iMSri| *aWi*«*d"V« ikA

Ui# abreilM-•»—At**U7)Ml

BM rspi

ivary, autny tbona Or. Scbenck'a prtparatloaa with lit- aiai

s«c«es«. fall direct

ng 11 not ibttlvtoli mo Ui Mf* II INW.

»•{.» per

drake Pills 25 seats per box. For sals by all Draggists. & JalTdwly

OK—Oaatldaiaa: 6lac«-M]kV $.

itaM atcldeat Hare waol atf #pfH««ttaw t#,»' Vhilaaa t^Mf badan eioellent oflict, lootklBg whila.J wiwikj'bvi "the aoreneia aad «e«taijBlaJ ak#1^*' ^jSeBlag lhe part npoa wbfcb It la aBSj/ed.j^ '. *. D. rObLML Iutf* e^tAlHr-Oet. 6.?8t8. .,. *^£0

Stlwalant aodA^Un§^r^

I yon will be forearmed againet tfaa eawUeewU cai aeeda float aronnd yonln the HOiiTtT^K&'S 9 rOMACH3XTTMiaai* nnn dfrvjr taaaatAToalo«nd Alteratira throaabMt iksii^U {j|lte4 St^t'ea^ bat they are accredltedty AS tllcataa.of thnanat dlatln«alalia4 cltiiieaa •ilke' Uaisk^ ta lha peoplo ofall -rfUiaif

1«aW^ttJ|_

O^iadS, AUatralla and tlie Weet IndW.'tM^Vge^ j'j taking tlra place ofall other atcmacMca^ v^etfttr native orforetgn aad amMf aatTrnlir

to^ADORO'd RAIR

:'jl

la| aad„4fiaoniCr%Uoa ofertbrewi,^,, daabtithey.wlll eventoally anperaede eTery-olhaCUO IyHorant and Keatorative toj

iVyrra

rSSf

I '"Has yoar hSlr turned whitewMiSdtAM^

browifto^i^«yr?£?^

ti... thg tinpt T"^.n«ia,t»4DTK or oMasAiioiiqrf 't

Hair Preserra|^«0r

oto^hallengea tbe wdtld to pMoee tha'^baif lhat w.jll ac^on^lia^r* at fa ia pnisarvatiTe aad baaattfierito MliUMca ipiubiag- ia Hew- To»a.' lie poijit diedaof Icataaces iu which It haa preteatea bald-

Hotnaranteaa that it ahall arreat tbe falllig offjof-tbf hair^iaocaaaa lie Talfme, raad.r iSailk/1and pll •ele,»*l^t^nt''eFremot*i:»rP aid daadrufT. SSE AO?

W by Draggleta, and ^pUMrb^fll jsera. Hanafaotofy Ko. 68 Mallei Lane.—»qa Oapat Mo. el \liiMMr.f tat&ViJiK)

IfKAaw WAZi lSQSnd pa 1802 the grandfather of Vr. TobiaaiatradacYaKetiaa Linimeat inlaglawL It SHSlClv a, althoagb tlfo-prlce waa a gaiaeaa boMa.ca^ 1V^ jBbeamatiam, and wae entirely cared afhra#*^

faring for two~joare, his attppdlbg jthysicla^—. biia^i^to ut e*ect a-casajduii he t* of thanks, which Is now- larpossaMtoa o&Mf uacl^ fnTiiTerpobl. ha*» eSera44Wt|Mlalrf lot the lettsr, bat it was refaM^. itfent in the United Siafae, andaoW, ia,lMB,shai^a, s^e 1 immense. Thoneaade of fanilllM^%"Wi^J^ Without it. It ia aafe aad.inao^'l t^Nllr. and to take Internally^ r.fur I ^—lyioltea*'*

Croats Orampi, Ybmltinpaad SeMMefeaCiS{ Ulel-ao Mentally and CUroj^^lM^&Q'ftlMf'9. Qpfg^ Bmim, olj Sorfw, Tw*M fiHy SfelliniB, Inscct Stings, ind Ptlu In Cheat, Balk