Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 42, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 May 1877 — Page 3

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RUIN.

The Winnebago Court HouseTi

Count

Fecond

III.,

umbles

own.

The Structure was not Finished.

A Large Number of Workmen

Juried

the

Ruins.

Criminal Carlessness and Architec tural Incompetency.

A Sorrowful Tale.

CHICAGO, May 11.—A Tribune special from Kockford, Illinois, says :—The "Winnebago county court house ia^now a desolate ruin, a monument of criminal incompetency. The building was not yet under roof, and the massive ptone cornice which preceded the roof was to-day being put on Juat as the key s'one was being placed in the dome of the main pavilion, tha brick work between the iron and

stone

{jave way, find the entire dome

and the inieri ir wall? of the structure came crushing down with a terrible crash that was heard neir!_y a mile away.

Thestyleof tho building is Fjench Venetian of the renaissance, designed by Henry L. May, of Chicago, and the contract "forthe building WHS lettoW.D. Eichardaon, of Springfield, who, in the spring of 1870 began work. The whole luas.'ivestone topof thedomc fell with a terrific crash toward State street, and a man named Timothy Flannagan, who was just putting in the key stone of the final cornice, jumped for the guy rope of the big derrick in front, but missing his aim, fell tbedistar.ee of 120 feet to the earth, and vas dashed to pieces, At this time but few persons were upon the scene. The mass of human beings with the exception of four or five who jumped from the windows, (VII inside the tottering walla and were buried in the debris. The whole structure looked as though it would fall, and those assembled were appalled, and knew not what todo. Togo near enough portion or ner empire oy way me to the structure to rescue those mangled yuez

extricated, but oue of his legs was left be-

was taken

and the

home, and may live

Up to 7 o'clock In the afiernoon the following lis', of victims have been obtained: Fred Hough, dead, remains yet in the building A, Hough, dead A. Lucas, engineer, lrg broken, badly injured T. Hayes, engineer, of lower floor, badly hurt, may recover Wm. Mclnnes, leg broken, elbow injured and scalp wound J. F. Peck, mortally injured J. Pipe, dead A. H. Hollendeck, dead, remains in building Geo. Smith, badly hurt, J. Warrren, misting and probably dead George Glass, colored, dead Hugh Eldreds, hurt in leg and face Timothy Flanagan, dead Lenholm, dying Lawson. colored, reported dead A. Baldabl, l)?.dly injured may recover. H. Warner, was working on southeast corner of the building left raf er gave way and fell down to the first story, but e?caped from the

story window head bad

ly hurt. B. Br®wn,colored.slightly hurt I. Donnelley, two severe scalp wounds and cut in head H. Eldrids, contusion on leg and face hurt Geo. Smith, cock and head hurt Cicero Dixon, contusion on thigh. Dcnally is seriously wounded, but all these wounded will probably recover. C. Harris, of Dixon, a carpenter, injured internally, that bis leg mint be amputated, and he will probably die.

Superintendent Latham lays the blame on Architect Gay,whose instructions were followed out "implicitly. Richardson will not talk about the matter. The papers to-night place the blame on different shoulders. The digging for the missing is still going on.

SILVER COIN REGULATIONS.

Silver coin may be obtained without the expense cf transportation upon the deposit of r.otes or fractional currency with any United Sta'es assistant treasurer or national bank depository or national bank notes may be sent to the United States treasurer, free of expense, and silver will be raturi.cd from the mint therefor. Silver, however, can be sent only in multiples of §1,000, and remittances aid deposit** thould be made like sums.

GOOD FORTUNE.

Yesterday, Mr. Wm. Baisler received a letter from a friend in Germany, announcing that he had fallen heir to two thousand florins by the death of a relative. This piece of good fortune was entirely unexpected. It will be sent to him as soon as the necessary papers can be signed. It is a piece of good fortune Fenian Brotherhood of which his friends will be glad to learn. Jllinois.

artizan can resort with the greatest cer jon fQr ^e

taintv that it will revive his overwrought

powers, is Hosteter's Stomach Bitters, a

most genial tonic cordial, as well as a be-

nign

remedy for disorders ot the stomach,

liver, bowels and urinaryorgans, and a

lv enriches the blood and creates a new

ERIN GO BRAGH.

John L. Dease Calls on his Countrymen to do and Die.

And Especially to Take Johnny Bull by the Horns.

To t\e Irishmen

Indiana:

COUNTRYMEN:—The long looked for storm has burst over Europe. The day of destiny for despotism is about to dawn. The old fight between the brutal forces, personified in the czar of Russia and the sultan of Turkey, is now renewed. Hostilities have begun the first blood has been shed, and before the fight is ended all Europe mus'. be convulsed. Talk as they may the lime has arrived when the downtrodden and kingly-ridden masses will have a chance to assert their power, and achieve their heriditary rights, for the

acnieve meir neriauary nguis, iwuie mova! of

smashing

chains of

craft,

ucz

and bleeding in the ruins was hazardous i. ««:n imAat Jnatuntiu l\a Ho. in the extreme but brave men went fearlessdy to work before the dust clianttleets in the norm acu souiu AIcleared away and commenced to extri- lanticcan.be annihilated in six months, or cale the dead and dying. Indescribable driven off the sea, and those are the rehorrors ensued. Men lay terribly muti- giona from which she draws her wealth, lated beneath those rocks, shrieking for

canal, and her commerce on the

anj are

assistance, that was only rendered at the Deadly them and England is ruined. In risk of the bystanders'lives. One unfor-

tjje

tunate man, named William Glass, was for

event,

erv

neath a p-ndarous stone. He soon ex- especially the Irish portion of them, pired in great agony as he lay upon the ]?ir8t} Russia will buy up all our uneingreen sward in front of the^court house, ployed steam and sailing ships, and utilize A negro jumped from a window sixty them to prey on English commerce, and feet from the ground, and, though badly

injured, will probably recover. Within bnmas will be avenged, the carrying ten minutes alter the disas er, no less than trade transferred to American bottoms, four bodies were recovered by the almost

4nc

superhuman efforts of the immense bee-hive of busy laborers, manufacturing crowd that quickly cathere I. Ihecity or growing supplies for the coinbaiants. surgeons were promptly on han.', render- ^nd

knows that "England dilhculty has

been "Ireland's opportunity,'' and if we

are true to our country, our ace and tra-

ditions, we will not allow this opportunity

to pass without using the power we pos-

England and the elevation of our native laud. Already, at home and here, the best me.n of our race are moving in this direction. Will we, of Indiana, be lackicg in the performance of our sacred duty? I hope not. I appeal to the good men of every town and city in this state, and the gallant Nationalists of Illinois, to be up and doing. Organize immediately some sort of a club, where the nucleus of old Fenian circles exist, strengthen them, and care nothing for the name, remember nothing of the past. Look steadily at tho present and the future prospect before our country and be prepared to support the mew at home, who, 1 assure you, are ready and determined to take advantage of England's "difficulties" and assert, as in '82, Ireland's independence.

To the Nationalists of Illinois I am well known, and those who know me best, I am sure will credit me with devotion to the and the old country, as well as

old cause and the old country, as well as

of Terre Haute and of the state, as well as

and take steps for the perfection of an organization to assist in the holy cause of Ireland's liberty.

A national convention must ba soon, and will be soon called to promote the success of Ireland's liberty. Be ready to send a delegate then, and help to make it a success. Foi this purpose, if called on, I am ready to assist by voice and pen to give what humble aid is in iny power either in organizing clubs or explaining the relations aud complications which exist at the present between the contending nitions, as well as the hopes r.nd prospects before, and the duties of the Irish now, all over the world, in this, the first opportunity ever given the Irish people to win back their lost nationality.

Fraternally yours, JOHN L. DEASE. Formerly stale central organizer *.f the 'for the state of

TERTE

HAUTE,

THE BEST RECUPERANT. Of failhng energy, that to which the fagced out man ofbuisness.thebrain-fatigu-geu out tiiiui vi INDIANAPOLIS, May 11. In the United ed author, the tired advocate or the weary gtate8

means of eradicating and preventing in-

fund of energy in the system, but it has

more.

cannot keep out of

the conflict. The success of Russia is England's downfall. Her eas-tern empire will be a thing of the pa*t, for Russia being in sympathy with the inhabitants of England's enslaved empire in the east, will secure the support of these people, and her power in the east destroyed. Again, if forced to fight, which she can not help to, sbe will be cut off from all direct communication with the wealthiest portion of her empire by way of the canal, and her commerce _igh seas will almost instantly be de itroyed by the Russian navy. Her merchant fleets in the north and South At

the great sources of her power,

consummation of this wished

and Americans of ev-

nationality are interested

the ruin inflicted by England's Ala-

this, our adopttd country, become a

ing great aid to the wounded, who were people, a chance to assert our national carried on stretcher to the neares'hotels, independence at home, and enable our A Swede, named Andrew Bildahl, hadliis exiled countrymen here and elsewhere to head split open, but the wound utilize cur power for the overthrow of closed, and_ the vicjim English tyranny

)nd, it will give us, the Irish

May 11th, 1877.

Xhe Li.. 91. & B. K. It.

court

{qt he

jn the matter of the applica-

pp0intment of a receiver

Lafayelte, Muncie & Blooming-

t()n ra

jjroa(j) yesterday and to-day, the

aUorne

most genial tonic coranu, attorneys have been occupied in reading

yS ^ave been occupied in reading

fg^avj|S- The Bayless party atk for a

^e roa

Qnlj

fktfipirt r»f frvnellincr imnurities frOtH thC mm* The Boss

the effect of expelling impurities from the life current which beget disease, The injurious influence of abrupt transitions oi temperature, ol an unwholesome climate

May 7th to 14th. ru«.

we3

fhe

termittent and remittent fevers. It not on j8

roote

whi

,°

verlv

of Lafayette

jjeath party will not resist if the

de for the whole road,

jie indications are that such an ap-

jntment JU be made to morrow.

temperature, oi an unwnoiesome cumuic BOSTON, May ll.—•Aand injurious diet, are counteracted by it, ble game of baseball was and it promotes digestion, appetite and day between the Harvard?, sound repose. Give it a trial and be con- ters. The game was called at the end of taced 24-h inning, neither side having scored a

Gain©.

VJ:

-W

arf-my Yixiayitniit aaast-

BOND SALE.

Secretary Sherman, to-day, tele graphed, "from New York, to Assistant Secretiry McCormick, that in addition to the ten "million dollars of 4J per cent, bonds taken on the 5th inst., to provide for the call of that dale, he has sold un der the resumption act, to the syndicate, five million dollars of said bond*, at par in gold coin, to be paid for during the months of May and June. The gold thus received will "be sold for currency at the pleasure of the secretary.

RESUMPTION.

The secretary says he wi!l go on with the sales of4i percent. Donds for resumption puruoEes, a3 provided for by law, and hopes to be able to resume specie pa) ment tho 1st of January, 1879.

ORNITHOLOGICAL REASONING The peacock being a long lived bird, and therefore dowered with a rlchcr ix*perience. than other domestic fowls, ought to be .wiser in proportion yet I have never heard of the peacock bein^ cited as an example of cither intelligence or moral sense. Ths bird is vain it is true but if vanity indicates lack of intelligence, what will become of men and women? I have often watched "John (the name we gave him and which he always recognized) spreading his tail before a few guinea fowls, who were so provokingly indifferent to the rayed splendor that he invariably ended by driving them angrilj away. On the other hand can I ever forget the simple, untiring attachment of the gorgeou creature?

The space allowed m« will not justify came-" however, it was impossible to prcmy going into all the details cf the ad- J...: vantages this European struggle gives us to assart our country's right. But every

student of Insh and English nistory

THE TERBE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE

The National Capital.

Fred Douglass in Disrepute—Petitioning for his Removal.

Secretary Sherman Gives his Views on Bonds.

Resumption—Appointments.

A GEORGIA. DELEGATION,

interested in the appointment of a United States marshal, called on the president to-day, and entered fully into a discussion of the political affairs of the toath. The presidant explained that his earnest ambition was for the welfare of the people of that section.

V(TANT TO BOUNCE DOUGLASS. Petitions are circulating for the re*

Fred

of thrones, crowns and empires sbaishipcf the District because of his always precedes the smashing of the animadversions upon the people of slavery. Poland, gallant Washington, in-a recent lecture in Bilti •anrtv anrilron thrmivl'i hpr Pohnd has already spoken through her chosen chiefs. She is sending aid to the Turk. Not because she hates the Turk lesn, but because she hates the Russ more, and because she sees that if the fight is intensified by race and religious animosities, her chance to regain her lost nationality becomes a positive certainty. Our race,having a foe of a different type of tyrant,would allv ourselves with and give in our adhesion to the Russians, knowing that the success of Russia would be the ruin of England. England, with all her skill in diplomacy and intrigue, with all her wealth and power, with all her cunning and all her

Douglass from the mar-

The table at which I wrote stood

near a bay window, so that I had the true left hand side light, with a window at my back. As soon as I took my p': cc there, after breakfast, the pr acock flew upon the window sill, and whenever I failed to notice him, the sharp taps of his bill upon the glass reminded me of his presence. Then I turned, an J,as in duty bound, said, "good morning fohn," after which he continued to sit there, silent and content, for two or tlvce hours longer. The peacock is ordinarily a shy fowl, but John was bold enough to eat out of our hands. As often as sprin

a'^ Teuuce'nlants,

especially when they

after being set out,

he wouk sometimes pick

a bed tQ

piecc-s while

dener-s back was

turned. For

amused

powers of

ness in this country for the humiliation ot ,lnmn

myself by testing his

dissimulation

I waited behind

ftf bushes unti

a clump of bushes until he was fairly on his way to the garden, making long, s'vift strides, with depressed neek and tail, and then I suddenly stepped forth. In the twinkl:ng of an eye John stood upright, walked leisurely in the opposite direction, and seemed quite absorbed in the examination of some trifling object. His air and manner, to the tips of his feathers, expressed the completest ignorance of a garden. Me would spread his tail, call to the other fowls, peer under the hedge, and in similar wavs attempt to beguile me oui of si^ht ot' his secret aim. If I honored him for a few moments, he was always found a good many yards nearer the garden when I turned again. I have never seen a more hypocritical astumption of innocence and indifference in any human being. There came a season when even the patience of old friendship was too se-

tried. The peacock was presented to a friend who lived two or three les

ancj wa3

hatred to the tyranny which has kept her jie'ns missed the morning tap in servitude, and my willingneej to eacri- window, the evening perch on the fice the last drop of the blood that fesds

my heart in the cause for her liberty. I therefore sincerely requtst the Irishmen

acmy""

lQgs wag

of the state of Illinois, to conae together jogt

possessor of a couple

..."

consojed mvsei°with

thinking that our

-'s ga

for

had never re-

spouse

j.je had been

placed his lost spouse. He had been gone about a week, when one evening the familiar cry was heard from a grove on the farm, nearly half a mile from ihe house.

day John was seen in a

weedy field, but slipped out of sight on finding that he was detected. We let him alone and in the course a fortnight he had advanced as near as the chestnut tree which I proudly exhibited to strangers as one of the antiquities of America, for it was growing when Charlemagne reigned in Aix-la-Chapelle and Ilaroun-al-Ras-chid in Bagdad. He now .il owed himself to be seen, but utterly refused to reco^nizr any member of the family. When we called him by name he instant, lv walked away when he threw him food he refused to touch it. Little by litt'e, however, he forgave us the offense in another fortnight he roosted on the walnut tree, and at the end of the second month, I heard his tap of complete reconciliation on the window. But the exile and mortification had chastened his nature. Fromihatdav the young plants were safe from his bill he lived with us three or four years longer, but was never once guilty of the same fault. No one denies that an animal is easily made to understand that certain things are forbidden. Discipline, alone, may accomplish this much. But when a creature so far removed as a peacock assimilates knowledge to such an extent that it resists a tempting taste, we must admit either the germ of a moral sense or an intellect capable of positive deduction.

An A,merican who has recently visited Italy writes: "Venice is a nice place, only, I must say, I think it's damp. It must have rained tremendous before our arrival, for at present we can only get about the streets in boats."

im?

Liniments.

White f? the Human Family.

Yellow, for Horses and Animals

These liniments are simply the wonde of the world, Their effects are little lest than marvelous, yet there are some things which they will not do. They will not cure cancer or mend broken bones, but they will always allay pain. They have straightened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism of m-ny years standing, and taken the pain from terrible burns and scalds, which has never been done by any other article.

The White JLnimcnt is for the human family. It will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica and Neuralgia from the system cure Lumbago, Chillblains, Pal sy, Itch, and most Cutaneous Eruptions it extracts irost from frozen hands and feet, and the poison of bites and stings of venomous reptiles it subdues swellings, and alleviates pain of every kind.

For sprains or bruises it is the mos potent remedy ever discovered. Tha Centaur Liniment is used with great eflii cacy for Sore Throat. Toothache Caked Breasts, Earache, and W no Back. The following is but a sample ea numerous testimonials "INDIANA HOME, JEFF. CO., IND.,

May 2S, 1S73.

"I think it my duty to inform you tha I have suffered much with swollen feet and chords. I have not been tree from ihese swellings in eight years. Now I am perfectly well thanks to the Centaur Liniment. The Liniment ought to be applied warm."

BENJAMIN BROWN.

The proof is in the trial. It is reliable, it is handy, it is cheap, arid every family should have it.

To the sick and bed-ridden, the halt and lame, to the wounded and sore, we say, "Come and be healed."

To the poor and distressed who have spent their money for worthless medicines, a bottle of Centaur Liniment will be given without charge. The Yellow Centaur Liniment

ft adapted to the tough muscles, cords ads eflsh of horses and animals. It has periormed more wondcrlul ciircs of Spavin, Strain, Wind- galls, Scratches. Sweeney, and general Lameness, than all other remedies in existence. Read what he great Expressmen say "NEW YORK, JA^iary, 1S74. "Every owner of horses should give the CENTAUR LINIMENT a trial. We con sider it the best article ever used in ou stables. '•H. MARSH, Supt. Adams Ex. Stables, N. "E. PULTZ, Rupt. U. S. Ex.sJ*. N. Y. "ALBERT S. OLIN, .... Ex Stables, N. Y."

MONTGOMERY, ALA., Aug. 17, 1S74. "GENTLEMEN.—I have used over one gross of Centaur Liniment, yellow wrapper, on the mules of my plantation besides dozens of the family Liniment fo mv negroes. I want to purchase it atth wholesale price, and will thank you ship me by Savannah steamer, one gros of each kind, Messrs A. T. Stewart& Co., will pay.your hill on presentation! "Respectfully, JAMES DARROW E

The best patrons of this Linime Farriers and Veterinary Surgeons. heals Galls, Wounds and Poll-evil, removes Swellings, and is worth millions of dollars to Farmers. Livary-men Stock growers, Sheep-raisers, and those having horses or cattle.

What a Farrier cannot do for $20 he Centaur Liniment will do at a trifling ost.

These Liniments are warranted by the proprietors, and a bottle wrll be given to any Farrier or Physician TVho desires to test them. Sold everywhere.

Laboratory ofJ.B. Rose & Co., 46 DEY ST., NEW YORK.

Castoria.

is a pleasant and perfect substitute, in !1 cases, for Castor Oil. Castoria is le result of an old Physician's effort to roduce, for his own practice, an effeetcathartic, pleasant to the taste and •*e from griping. ')r. Samuel Pitcher, of Ilyannis, Mass.. icceeded in combining, without the use alchohol, a purgative agent as pleasant to take as lioncy, and which possesses all the desirable properties of Castor Oil.

It is adapted to all ages, but is especially ecommended to mothers as a reliable emedy for ail disorders of the stomach nd bowels of children. It is certain, greeable, absolutely harmless, and cheap, a should be used for wind colic, sour aomach, worms, costiveness, croup Achen children can have sleep and mothers may rest.

J. B. Rose & Co., of 46 Dey Street New York, are the sole preparers of Cas oria, after Dr. Pitcher's recipe.

Oct. 13 5

Singer Sewing Machines! GREAT REDUCTION.

The new Family Singer Sewing Machine will hereafter be sold at

$35 OO

and all other styles of genuine Singer Machines at equally reduced- prices. Though these machines have been reduced one-half in price, the quality will be maintained at its highest standard. THE SII»GKR MANUFACTURING CO. May 7, 1S77.

Magwire ^Yeakle'

House and Sigrn

PAINTERS.

Shop corncr Eighth and Main streets

The TERBE HAUTE

Implmeii Company !:•?.

Plows, Wagons, Reapers,

—AND—

Agricultural

•wj'inwainmirMi

Shellers, Planters, Cultivators,

Steam Engines,

Threshing Machines

K-

Wholesale and Ket&il Dealers in all kinda ot

MACHINERY.

Implements.

Ho 20 South Third street., (2 doors south of Main.) N. J. McFerrin, General Traveling

Agent. TerreIlnute, Ind. At tho Jonfs & Jones stand. VV. H. BURKHART, E. R. CRITFS,

President, Secretary Apr 10-w2m.

To Consumptives.

Consumption, that scourge ©f humanity, is the great diead of the human family, in all civilized countries.

I feel confident that I am in possession of the oniy sure, infalliable Remedy—not known to the profession—for the positive and speedy cure of that dread disease, and its unwelcome concomitants, viz. Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, &c., &c. Twenty-eight years experience, as a busy practioner, in the best Consumption Hospitals of the old and new world, has taught me the value of this Medicine in the cure of all throat and lung complaints.

Those suffering with consumption or and of the above maladies, by addressing giving symptoms, they shall be put in possession of this great boon, without charge, and shall have the benefit of my experience in thousands of cases successfully treated. Full directions for preparation and use, ard all necessarjadvice and instructions for succesful treatment at your own home, will be received by you by return mail, free of charge, by addressing

DR. JOHN S. BURNETT, 167 Jefferson Street, Louisville Ky.

Apr 17-w-i y.

Be Restored THE^ONLYHsure.

reliable, and never-failing treatment used et the Old Western iTlcdical Institute, 137 Nycumorc St., Cincinnati, O. It frees the system ef all skin and blood diseases, speedily cures exhausting nervous weakness and imparts strength and energy to mind and body. Call, or send stamp for free and confidential advice, which explains the only correct and common-sense mode of cure. No charge to responsible persons for treatment till cured. M. dicated baths used

Apr2-l-d & 1 y"

200,

50, IOO,

500.

Tha reliable konsc of Alexander Frothingham & Co, No 12 Wall Btroet. New York, publish a handsome eight paga Weekly Paper called the Weekly Financial ISeport, wnicb they scnii free to any address. 111 addition to a large number of editorials on financial and other topics, it contains very full and accurate reports of tho sales and standing of every stock, bond and security dealt in at the Stock tixchango. Messrs. Frothiaghan & Co- are extensive brokers of large experience and tried integrity. In addition to their stock brokerage business, they sell what are termed "Privileges"' or "1 uts and Calls" uow one of the favorite methods of legitimate specn ation. Their advice is valuable and by following it many have wade fortunes —(New York Metropolis.

The Foe of Pain

TO SI AM OH BEAST,

Is the Grand Old

I If I E N

Which has stood the test of 40 years. There is no sore it will not heal, no lameoes3 it will not cure, no ache no pain that afflicts th-s human body, or domestio animal bat dees not yield to its magic touch. A bottle costing 25c, 50c, or fl, nas cften saved he lifts of a human being, and restored to life an4 usefulness many a valuable horse.

iEi-j/rs a'i:y. One who had never can JjjJLVf vassed before,made iT,M in one how aa experience agent r,ade|72,76 in fifteen hours. Particulars frue. A. CLfcOG,

Manager, 69 Doanestieet, New York. "We knowC. A. CLEGG to be reliable, ~%7~ and think be offers Agent ex traardinary indncemc —New York Weekly Sun

Terre Haute

POOL OF SILOAM,

—OR—

Artesian Baths.

Recommended by the highest Medical Authorities as. Wonderfully Efficacious Rheumatic and Neuralgia Complaints, and all diseases of the skm. The zno6t powerful alterative bath known.

Miller & Gonent,

''s.-is Proprietors.

I1 fi tV? k.-a-l»ivpatlleelara.i»r.Cas-

.fum.amiin-wawi^,

SyphHra, Qonor •hifit. Hernia, er and Syphilitic or

,».matwwisr».mi

..t*\ fekOil.'

DR. DUFF

Vo. 39 Eentaeky AT*., XnfilinapoUs, lad inplw|ntalii(lMMM.StubM tauar anidl rntm—Ul MMUdUTaM SaaMtadOton fuanahe*, u4all«ldraatduta kaaw.

OmUMOU INI

bypliHn, Qomrrltcra, Ql«et, Stricter*, Or •hifit. Hernia, or Ruptara^ all Urinary DMIM

Syphilitie or marcurtsl attsctiofl* mf throat, akia er bonaa, an maM tltl fcfMy. FnnMy prio

Sexual lability and I mi Imar

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friendly

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cottanoti

InoMTOiient to rlilt tha «lty Ibr

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Pamphlet to any s-Jdrata, far Two Stamp*. MANHOOli ill a*»ont

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WOMANHOOD ra»4U.W°10*oa£t%*! Bant aaaled. Manhood, Wnmaaliood and PampO let for 80 cent* by raali,

MARRIACE

Sealed for 006. Onr flfky wwiorfal victor*, truf Ufa articles on tha Mlowtnc •atyaota: Who may ainy, wha aat. why. mparatatt Marry. Who marry Irat, lood. Womanhood, rhyilc*l daenr.- The affacts or aaUbaa] ud ncni. Wha ahouMraanr Howllfcudhapptnaaaaaj tatnoraaacd. Tha Phyalolcgy

arBap

roil nation,and many

Ihoia DarrlaC or can terarlnthlt *nrrlaia nhoold rand it. AftaralUh-lanf practloa, I naaartfram hnmnn aa wa& ai aaral aoaTtijtion, ft aafht la ha rand hr nil ndall panaen than looked up, not l.M araa*terloat,aaltU«*rth) of ra-raadtag. It eontnia* tha oraasn Of medioa! literuro.thoughts (nthcrad ia in axttnalra praoUoc, and wirtk tny ona vho will (Iva il a oaeailU paroaal, ten tUntB its cost.

Add

ten Dr. Duff, 39 Kmttt tfy Irentxe, IndUaapoll*

fodlan*. Cheapest la Aucrioa.

Dr. Whittier

Still coatiacea to treat old loaf standing and acre* iasee of VENERAL DISEASES, and caiei SEMINAL EMISSIONS and IMPOTENCVa The Doctor is now occupied with eases which hare not mot with it cure in other hands—does not couit simple and common cases. No matter who haw failed, state your case call or write. Pamphlet and qocstiens sent by mall free to aar adaraaa. A regular graduate of three Medical Couefas,,aad the longest located in one place of aay doctor in America K": cures many cases given up by othen. THOROUGHNESS ef cures, SAFETY of tha medicines used and fair charges hare brought M* patients from every State. Office and address, 617 St. Charles Street. St. Louis, I

DHnvi'il itii'l I,ire I rol.uicnl lv limn* K. «X Tonic £!liit and Liquid Cxtrajt of Bee( This nicdi-ina rjurm'. imdoi' any clivum* fail tocuroledlgestiou. L'enstiyiation.byy. •.cpsiit. Headache, Nerrou.ine««, JJOJM of Strength and Xppetite, Ijiinir, Liver. Bladder. Kidney, SttiittMtL HliKui, ami childrcu'sdispiucs. All Female diiecss' and u-raknesi'e* tlii« nimlicino will poaltirely eure. All cnjL"3 »r file* Iirijinn from natural cauaea.or I« nil from raw meat furnishfs at

tho use of ilt|tl ly eared. The

tirioiia nicdiclnca are permanent uro licef Jiiisa and Itlood prepared straintli and nourishment

l'rof, K. S. Wayc, 4'hem lat and I^rpaiUefSl of C'lucliinutl (i'ollfjfe of Pharmacy, says. 1 F.SS.IiioHABEicif'if TrT.ftBa*. Oln'll, April 2,'73. 1 1 it he -«mp(mition of your (t. T. Tonic Elixir nnd Liquid ICxlrart of lteef, would say that it possemes ralnablo medlrlnal proportion, as all tlie ingrcdionti entering into ita composiUix have well known and positive mMllcin

known and poaftirv mrdlclnat ralacy combined togatliur iunnt form aa excallept tonic, mtliartle ^d nutrltivp mediclae, and on* well c.iited to reliove many compKinte iuoid«nt te oiirclimnte." Re9po:tfHlly, E. S-WAYNS.

If yoH do not fl .d tliin medicine at ono drug btoro, ci, 11 at nnotlicr, i.n.I if it not or, iale in yecr placet have your driysgiet orderit. ir lend direct f'-ns

Price, s«. OO per bottio. m.tit on receipt of prlco EICHARDSON ti TULLID&S, Cincinnati, 0.

E'fJiC OR l):lii M'• LLI0PI:

coifijj'tfxion, This

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n••••rrr.on th« pbjalolotfm

U«WKWWWJI1

5 4 1 a re ii of ecxual •Ith tht liu o]dnc«of roprvdaocli&, preMrrtsg

un vork of two boodreo ua nm

Men with uutDfc~oua cagrsvlogtf, and contains •altiftbfe fawiTD»*" ara married or eoalctcpIaU aar

•fid ksy, nod not left about the boote. it cuuUirit r^-periance and adiiee of MyiJMj wboye rcpolatioQ 4c worldwide, asd abouhl be ui tfctprft rite drawer of every male and female tkroncbovt the aZobe. It cnrVa:®/ erer/tf on tbo enl^oct of ihe oiive cjfftem tUat Id wort luowiagt nooh that pnbUtbctllo any other rork.

Qenttoan/oao (Trot cf poita^ life fifty C«te. Iddreif Or. Bc u' Ko. 12 K« Elfhtfc ftx( Ot. Loala, 'd%

Noilco to tua AW.clod ind Unfortunate* BefA*e applying to the notorieos qtiaeki wbo advtrtHj( pobtib p.tporii, or u.ilng any quack rtmedie^. pervM 1 Botts' «ork, no matter whar yvor diseaee la «r how Jepl^ f^eyoor coodlUon. in. Eutwoccupies a double botiteof tventy-eeren roevW (llfiifiried by acme of tbo mo*t celebrated medical prtM fori of tMa country asd Knrope, ind e*n be conenUcidftA or by m*U, on tbe dlwa^ea mentlooed In hie «9f parle -s,

Ho.

12 Korth Kithth etraet

BR, LANCASTER

DISPENSARY?

Urni lilj lliav Bli llVUMi HOI VVUS SIU US4U1 cios

as & Specia^tj. Syphilis curcd and entlrelj tod irom the ejratein. Grfiiarrhea, Olrft, Ptrlcttirf turc, Varicocele, Catarii, Skin umBloodI/iaeaeee and Mfetjr ruml.

Female complainti Lcacorrhaaor TThltee,' tionnnliariui,,' «rtho womb, Irrpgtrlantica,Supf ol the Mviifcci, aucceinliillj treated*

Sperm^forrhfta, Nerroue BebiHty, fte., (A«i •eif-abiise in vouta or aexual ezceasee^ and then Xenrimsncts, Sniitaione, Defective Memory a ad pK Decay, evcntuaDjr rt nultlng in total Impotency acti lty, rrndcrinff fnarnape imptxjper or unhappr, 3 nently curoa. no matter who ilea failed to evcoi 1S.LAX.« A8TKRCAM CURE YOU. Frittt Treatiee eeut eeaicd for a three cenfa atarap. furniahed. No mineral poiaona naet ratienle Mail or Exprv«». Chargea reaaonabie. Coniultanop 1 and correspondence itrictly eonfid«jtlx!.

GUIDE

Addnai tiitart

Persona calling will aee no one but the Doctor, who IdO conatant attcixUutot Jttaa 6 A todJP. M* 8hd4^V tnm9toll

v.»i

litiuirratc/l AT#

uwi«t rtodhuac

riaacabt* m. Ut« mjtteriS

c?tk*nxMLii7«m, It* fMiir

C». '.TtUT l.ippv ia tia r.r.rz'uA I rauof »ui oiiii* «(ni flcuM rati Md prnernitrK if/TdsJnt Inft.TT-Jit'oc, ooi eta tiftrot-e

otil? tru» Mtrritfs OaitU la iiw Jrrfc* J® ban by Matt T!»e author may S* rnaii oc any of the enMocta tfceeiV?»c^ in ua w-.rk, iaoW oust y» V^tvw^ett'

Dyspepsia!! Dyspepsia 1II

That Hydra headed disorder, wltn its bad Depression of Spirits Sick Headachc, Sour Stomache. Scalding Eructations, Oppressire Fnliness, Loss of App?tit«s. Wan, Wasted Appearance, and nervous Debility, and indicating imperfcct digestions! assimilation ol food and thereby lack nutrition, so necessary to the snj cured BITTERS,

of the body can be effectually the use of HOLLAND'S GEEMiS i, tbe favorite prescription of that

Eminent German Physician, Christopher W. Hoofland, of Langan-Salza, Germany, the efficiency of which won for him many marks of distinction by the crowned heads and mobility of Euiope- It tones the stomache to health, actios, regulates the bowels, vouses the torpid liver,promotes natural peraoiration. invigorates tbe nerves and restores all the functions of Kature vigorous health. aaily acknewltreatmcnt, who

The efficacy of this remedy Is aaily acknewljy tne subjects of Its treatment, who if»7 robust glowing health.

LAND'S I'ODOra YLLiN PILLS are nended when a brisk burgative is require!, they eperate thoroughly without Kriumg. Tncy are the best Anti-BiJlious Pills extent,

JOnNSON, HOLLOWAT A CO., prie ros. Phi ladelphia. Sold by aildrug'f- ts

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&ii $173

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