Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 July 1877 — Page 3

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SPRING KNIVES.

"..... An Expensive Secret to the Sheppard Ar.i Boy8. -C.': S

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The Per potra tor Caught.

Two brothers, young men ahout twenty five years o» age, named Sheppard, living near Seelevvillecame to town yesterday and started to walk up from the Union Depot, when near Mr. Rose's resdence on Chestnut street a neatly dressed fellow met them and asked for the loan ol a knife to sharpen a very dull lead pencil at the same time showing them his knife, an odd looking one, saying he could not open it and handed it to them to see. One ol the Sheppad boys examined it, finally finding a spring succeeded in opening it, just then another nice, innocent look ing fellow came and accidentally, joined.in the group. lie was the '"cap-per-in" to the other nice gent, although they acted a* perfect stranger*. He asked to see the knife and of course suddenly found he couldn't open it, but he bet trie country boys twenty dollars that they couldn't either. They were "dead sure" they could for they knew of '.he secret spring you see, so out came their purse and $20 was promptly countcd and placed in the second gent's hands.

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spi ing that "no lellow could find out."

spung While arguing the case gent No. 1 sud denly grabbed the money from gent No. 1 and lit out very rapidly. The other fellow induced the gentle Sheppards to come up town without making a chase,

took the fell

l8e

l'ie

saying he could put them right on the jon

track to catch die thief but when at a

country living by such sharp tricks.

NEWSPAPER® LOOKOUT

One, Harry Murray, a discharged programmer of mine, is swindling hotels, bill posters ai.d newspapers by pretending to be my agent. In several places he^has advertised my coming and has borrowed money from bill posters, hotels, etc., lea»ing orders on me: Please publish this and request exchanges to copy 1 will pay a libei al reward for Murray's acrest. Any one arresting hit., telegraph a. once to S. S. Baldwin, Spiritual Exposer, Terre Haute, lnd.

P. S.—My jigents always have plenty ofreoney. "Murray is very dark conirplected, about five feet, seven inches high, black hair and dark eyes.

TURKIC is some*talk ol the "Knights Templars being invited lo assist in laying the corner stone of the new Baptist church.

Ax a-i-'ilioniil freight train has been pin

011

za*

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the E. &C. R. R-. to Dan

ville, to help move the immense crops in this section.

THERM has nev'cr been a month since Heinlv McCoskey have had the National' House that some improvement has not been made.

THE programmes of the National Educational Association at Louisville Kv., on the '14th. 15th, and 16th of August, are out. This will be tho 17th annual meeting.

"GRICE."

From th Boston Commercial Bnlletlfi.

The English language is often a puzzle to foreigners, and sometimes drives an American hotel keeper into a Corner, as for instance in the following experience at the "Fifth Avenue Hotel, where a wealthy French guest came to complain at the office, and was there met by the gracious Griswold, who rose to explain: •'What for, sare, your garcon not present demand "Your demand, Monsieur?" "Yes, sare. Do I speak Ingli peafait, sare? Do you comprehend me,-sure?'' "Cer.ainly, your English is perfectly correct, my dear sir. What is your desire?" "Vy, Sare, you tell me I can have at mv private table .vis my friens vatever I desire to manger—pardon, to eat. '."Certainly," said Griswold "anything —stewed donbioons and diamond^ sauce if you wish." •'Ah no, Monsieur, zat is too nche. 1 simply desire som* grice."

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wan

sare'

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,rsx -v? HUSH THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZEITE

RE LA Tl ON SHIP of BRAItfAND STO AC

is a close'one indeed. They are Conner ted by that wondrous elastic link, tbe sympathetic nerve, which communicates

the abnormal sensations of the organ of digestion to that of thought. Now, digestion is disordered, the brain, being the great focal point of the nervous system all the nerves are in 60tr.e degree af fected The main cause of the nervous trouble is impaired digestion, and that is usually produced by weakness of the stomach. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters rectifies this, and overcomes nervous debility by infusing increased energy into the operation of the organs of nutrition. Through the agency of ihis beneficial tonic, not only are the nerves vitalized, but the entire organism acquires vigor and regularity.

July

him halt out of his senses by the imposi-

linn 011 his head of HDirit hands and

0l)

^jj. jieacl pirit hands and

tller supernatural demonstrations,

convenient stairway he managed to giv" them the slip. They went home and returned this discovered secreted in the pocket of One mcrning, met the knife man on I'ourth of the audience, who is, ot course, over street, and calling Deputy Vandever, he

whelmtd

in and had him locked up

in the station house, where he gave his

entlv

name, which is of Evansville. considerably enhanced by the circumlle appears to be wandering around the stance that while Caleneuve removed

IR..:-.. L.. .1,0M INRIN JYJR JJ E JI ER S

STOP THIEF.

with confusion at being appar-

detected. On this evening, how

ever,

the interest of the performance was

A WANT SUPPLIED,*

From the New York Tr.bunc.

'lhe American mind is active. It hagiven us books of fiction for the senti mentali8t, learned books for the scholar and professional 9tudent, but few books for the people. A book for the people must relate to a subject of universal in terest. Such a subject is the physicia man, and such a book "THE PEOPLE'S COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER," a copy of which has been recently laid on our table. The high piofessional attainments of its a.ithor—Dr. R. V. PIERCE, of Buffalo, N. Y.,—and the advantages derived by him from an extensive practice, would alone insure for his work a cordial reception. But these are not the merits for which it claims our attention. The Author is a man of the people He sympathizes with them in all their afflictions, efforts, and attainments. He perceives their want—a knowledge of thems selves—arid beliiveing that all truth should be mace as universal as God's own sunlight, from his fund of learning and experience he has produced a work in which he gives them the benefits of his labors, in it he considers man in every phase of his existence, from the moment he emerges "from a rayless atom, too d.minutive for the sight, until he gradually evolves to the maturity ofe those Conscious Powers, the exercise ot which furnishes subjective evidence of our immortallity." Proceeding upon the theory that every fact of mind has a physicial antecedent, he has given an ad mirable treatise on Cerebral Physiologyf and shown the bearings of the facts tlni6 established upon individual and social welfare. The Author believes with Spencer, that "as vigorous health and its accompanying high spirits are larger elements of happiness than any other things whatever, the teaching how to maintain them is a teaching that yields

•(. 1 to no other whatever," and accordingly a in a iv is

"Some grice, 1 onsteur the methods by which we may preserve as Ieat my din-day ze oze 1} the integrity of the system and oft times "Ah'.you mean rice, prevent the onset of disease. Domestic tainly, all the rice you Remedies—their preparation, uses, and "No sare! It ,s noUr.ce Zat »i what

effects

_form

a pi

Sarr ...-,.4. i,jm rmit work. The hygenic treatment, or nurs

"Ft"-— -s-r their symptoms and causes explained, "I don balieve there is a 1

elor. ing the author. uyp$jp "Vrs. Zen two of zem, vat you call .. s,.. two—mic,eh? FREE OF COST: "Quite correct,,' responded the host. "sx-"Zen, if one is ze bird you call groyse. DR. King's New Discovery for Contwo is what you call grice, eh?" sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,

kvo is what you can grice, enr sumption, v^ougns, colds, Asthma, "Nay not exactly," said the hotel man' Bronchits. &c. is given away free of cost struggling to keep countenance "we say in trial bottles. If you have a severe two*gronse. just as we say two sheep.or Cough, Cold, Difficult in

ttlUUdCU liWOW RtU UMHJ V.4V ,divJi^hall with his guest to order the gfUs" for Vonsieur's private table.

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two deer—but for mouse, mice, and—' Hoarseness or any affection of the Throat Yaas, sare," said Monsieur, trium-' or Lungs, do by all means give this phantly, "and vy not you say two hice for wonderlul remedy atrial. As you two houses, or two louse for two louses, value your existence you can not

How far he might have continu- aftord to let this opportunity pass. We ed1 cannot be said, but at that moment the could not afford to give this remetiy head clerk, Palmer, standing near, had a away unless we know it contained the violent attack of coughing, and Carr, the true merits we claim or it. Thousands room Clerk, walked ofl suddenly and of hopeless cases have already been Comslammed ojn the big bell, and called for pjjetely Cured by iU There is. no other "front" to do something, and then stuck medicine in the world that will cure one his own head beneath the counter, as the half the cases that DR, KINGS NEW amused host walked away toward the DISCOVERY will cire. Ibr sate by

to July

23.

MAGIC WITH TWO MASTERS.

There was a comical encounter between two noted professors of magic in San Francisco, a few evenings 6ince. Heller, fresn from the Eas casually dropped in 10 an evening exhibition given by a rival magician, named Cazeneuve. When the latter i.'lustrious conjurer invited some one of the audience to step

I upon the stage and enter the dark cabinet

They soon tound they could not open the hjm \ir. Holler, who was entirely knife, because there was a second secret

known to his confrere, immediately as-

cent

]ecj the platform and was ensconced

cended the platform and was ensconced with him. Cazeneuve on these oc cations beats drums, blows fife- and fires pistol-shots close to the ears of his companions, and, as a general rule, scare I I A 1 1 A

watch from his pocket, the

rival magician spirited the dapped little Frenchman out of the cabinet altogethe and thereafter removed himself also to the street outside. Mr* Heller then, using his extraordinary powers of ventriloquism, threw his voice right across Bush street to the stage of the theatre, and gave, in Cazeneuve's voice, the word to draw open the cabinet curtains. The gentlemanly interpreter who assists M. Cazeneuve obeyed tne command, and, with the audicnce, was surpri-ed lo find the interior untenanted, whilst Heller and Cazeneuve at the sairu moment floated through the ambient, a from the upper part of the house on he stage. Mr, Heller's watch

?orninent feature of the

ing of the si.'k, is an important subject,

not boil. and receives attention commensurate •'Roast grice. iy, wiih its importance. Nearly all diseases Griswold, in a dilemma »to which flesh is heir" are described, aonear ignorant ot his guests meaning. „nfi r*niioi?c ov r\l ninP/i

and proper domestic treatment su^est-

the market. ed. To reciprocate the many favors be"Ah, you make meestakee ven you say

gtowed l)pon

single gnce- the author offers his book at a price "Indeed. ($i.rn) little exceeding the cost of publi- »¥«,««. Vat vou cal a eetle rat

"Mouso. suggested tbe hotel p«opn-

by a gen

/rous

public

Qur reIld„,? can obtainl

,his

practical aIld v0|uab]c work bv add

a severe

~, Breathing,

ROVES

SUCCE88

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of Merit.

•BGBTXZfB

The great aucceu of Vegetine in coring roch diseases as Scrofula, inbented in the blood, together with tbe increasing demand of tbe medicine, is conclusive evidence of its actual merit. No medicine was ever placed before tbe public with so mucb positive proof of its real value as tbe VEOETnrE, wbich has cured many cases of Scrofula of five, ten and twenty years' standing, where tbe patient has had many physicians^ tried many of tbe known remedies and, after trying tbe VEGETINE, tbe common remark is

It acts differently, works differently, from an' medicine I have ever taken." VEQETINE wfJ cleanse Scrofula frqjn the system. Try it.

Unprecedented Merit. BO8TOX, Jan. 1st, 1876. H. It. STEVExs, Esq.—Dear Sir: For many years I have been atliicted with a humor in tb blood which finally developed into Scald Head, and only those who are sfmilarly afflicted can realize tbe disagreeable suffering one is compelled to endure with this complaint. For 1 long time my head was in a dreadful condition 1 used various kinds of remedies and medicines, some of which was especially prepared for me. I got no better,—indeed, constantly grew worse. tii the sur" face of my bead being entirely covered. with sores of the most a was my condition when

with sores of the most aggravated nature. This 1 commenced taking the VEOETIXE.which1am pleased to inform and the public (if you choose to make ii bas made a complete and eatlsfactnr my disease and 1 shall always deem it a great pleasure to mention tbe unprecedented merit of VEQETINE. I rajpain, very thankfully,

KQETINE

CHARLES K. SMITH.

rajpain, very thankfull CirAItf

338 Fourth street, South Boston.

All Diseases of the Blood. If

EGETINE

will relieve pain, cleanse, purify

and cure such diseases, restoring tbe patient to perfect health after trying different physicians, ing for years, is it not con you can be rhiing si great cures? It works in tlie blood, 111 'the circulating fluid. It can truly be called tbe GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source of disease originates in the blood and no medicine that does not net directly upon it, to purify and renovate, bas any just claim upon public attention.

many remedies, suffering for years, is it

clusfve proof, If you area sufferer, you cured Wliy is this medicine performing such IVfAflt. Tf ur/Mba {it t)A I

Seventy-one Years of Age. EAST MAHSHFIELD, Aug. 2J, 1870. Mn. S

TEVENS,—Dear

Sir: I am sventy-ono

years of age have suffered many years with Kiduey Complaint, weakness in my back and stomach. 1 was induced by friends to try your VKQETINE,and I think it is tbe be^t medicine for weakness of tbe kidneys I ever used, bave tried many remedies for this complaint, and never found so much relief as from the VEQETINE. It strengthens and invigorates the whole system. Many of my acquaintances have taken it, and I believe it to be good for all tbe complaints for which it is recommended.

Yours truly, JOSIAH H. SHERMAN.

Reliable Evidence.

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MIUUI

taneously disengaged itself from thi pocket of Senator Sharon in the a^e bo:, and advanced with loud ticks of welcon to meet its owner

TEVENS,—Dear

Sir: I will most

cheerfully add my testimony to tho great number you liavo already received in favor of your great and good medicine,

WET INK,

for 1 do

not think enough can bo said in it* praise, for I was troubled over 30 years with that dreadful disease, Catarrh, and had such bad coughiug spells that it would seem as though I never could breath any more, and VEQETINE bas cured me, and I do feel to tliank God all the time that there is so eood amedicino as VEQE

TINE,and

I also think it one ot the best medi

cines for coughs and weak, sinking feelings at the stomach, and advise everybody to take the VEQETINE, for I can assure them it is one of the best medicinos that ever was.

MRS. L. GORE,

Cor. Magazine and Walnut stS., Cambridge, Mass -t,

Appreciation.

CHARLESTOWN, Mass., March 19,1860. II. R. STEVENS,—Dear Sir: This is to certify that I have used your "Blood Preparation" (VEQETINE) in my family for several years, and I think that for Scrofula and Cankerous Humors or Rheumatic Affections it cannot be excelled and as a Blood Puriber and spring mediicine it is the best thing I have ever used, and I have used almost everything. 1 can chcerfully recommend it to any one in need of such a medicine. Yours respectfully,

MRS. A. A. DINSMORE, 19 Russell street.

PREPARED BY H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists^

For the Black Hills,

And the recently discovered gold mines in the Big Horn Mountains:—Go by the way of Denver, Cheyenne and the great Kansas Pacific Railroad. Remember Denver and Cheyenne are the principle outfitting points for the mines, and lhe safest, most direct and most frequently travelled route to Custer City. Dead wo: ic1 and the Big Horn Country, i^,,vja Chev nne end Fort Laramie. i'OK TH 1, SAX JIM* Take the Kansas Pacific Railway at Kansas Citv «»r Leavenworth for Denvei and Rio Grande Railway for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, El Muro, Del Norte, ik.e City. Si'.veston and ail points in the San Juan Country. Hv taking this old favorite line, rhe "K. P.." \ou stop over in Denver and visit the old established mines ami smelting works in this vicinity, an advance everyone interested in mining can readily appreciate. I'll Wtt

And wonderful iVlineral Springs of Colorado never los-e- !i ir interest to the Touridl, and the be»i"l :.- 10 invalids arc magical and neveriui'ihi:. I h^ ,way to reach them is by the ieat ku:.*as & Pacific Railway. {,'/ ». -11% -J

Pullman Rahict C&>' through tS'Der,ver with-ml..change. L«»*est rates guaranteed to ail ,vi»T. Mupsw Circulars. &c., giving full wu'orniautin, cheerfully furni-iied by ai! vss ng i' n«.r:i! Pt-.-en ger Agent, K»usai- Railway. Kansas Citv,

No. 9.215

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ISJ-HA^A,

VIOO

COUNTY, IN TICi'. VKiO CIKCUIT COL'RT, vs. Louis| Voider. tj. Kaii^iy mortg»tge on real estate ot" He* ry 1 Tee!.

Be itf'k iovvp, that »»n t'.ie irhdavof Julv,

1S/.7.

it wa"'' clereJ -"{vr the urt

that the yjlerk nuliU by jniilica! iixt Heinv H» i'etl ./h iiu-.-ri -ident defendant ot' the pendei.cv t)t' thifi aciion against him.,

Sani del'eiK^at is itiei^'iore hereby notified ti tue ips-itii'ticy ot" «aid action againsi and iLu will stand for trial ui- 1st:. Se, lemlvr enn of said Court in ilu- ve.ii 1077.' j{f,

J- i)rs-K.\x, Cierk

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WaH Slrorf Spccala-

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The relialdoboiiti*.' jvuibin*ham A Co.. No 12 irfre.t-i, »rk publiiha hant!ifHK-eigfi» j- -eeekl/ paper, called tbe WOGKIV Ifinanrltl Report which they svni free to it-ay a'idre*:i. in addition to a large nmnl-ef VT' i.-.ntorinls on flnaacial ana business ropics, it contains very full aud a* urate report of tl'^ aales and .otaoding o» every bond, stock and security dealt in at tbe Stock Exchange, Ak'ssrs. Frothingham & t'o.. are extensive tnokers, of lar^e experience and ititc frity. In addition tou their stock brokerage business they sell vdlat a'rfe tormt*l ''privileges.''

advice miov have made fortunes' ropolis

PUBLISHER'S AG K? Hew York, &i 1 auft vdttfclttff In ar

& LOWRX-. Ian' ^5- (4.)

"Puts and Calls^" no 1 one of the favorite methods of legitimate speculations Their is vaiuaMe, and bv following It

YorkMet-

W. W. 8hju*p Co.

Xo 25 I'arK Row eOntrsflp ad-

New, Advertisements.

npL l'CY cards»all Btyle^ witn name, 10 cents, postpaid. J. B. JIusted, Naa 4 :ii, N. 1.'

Guaranteed Speculation.

§400 invested by us in 60 dtvs Straridlcj ve m«deS3 000. JlCO have paid |1,7C0 in 30 ays. "Wegnarant.e'all 60 lays straddles •Ioney refunded no profit is ruxle, Referuces given. rrvsp nienc^ sn!icited.

lembers Ameri, an ::ing and Stock Exchange. P. O. Box, 2,613.46 Broad atreet,X,

TRIFLING

»ITH A COLD 13 ALWAYS DANGEROUS.

USE

CELLS' CARBOLiC TABLETS,

sn emelr forconghs and all diseases of he Throat. Lungs, Chest and Mucous Mem •rat e.

Put up Only in Blue Boxes

old bv nil l)i agfc'sts. N. cllITTKJi tEN, 7 South Avenue, X. Y.

l,2"stnn

•mm

W. W 11UBBFLL & CO.,

Ladies Bkgu. Imitation BM Oor*l Set, Breaatpin Mid pendant DroM, »»nt poet paid to any raaaar rf this paper for Bo.ThrM (til for SOe, InOmjencj or Stamp*. L.A. THOKBOltCUatOIJ Place, NewYock,

A Great Offer!

We will, during th«'se

hard times, spo^eof 100 Pianos an.I Oz-gans. new and Sf'rona-h»nd of first-class maker* inc. ml injf WATERS' at lower price- for cash or instalim nts, or to et unti* pa'd for thin evpr before off .red. Waters'Grand Square nd I pright Pianos and «.rsrans, including their new Soiivrnir and Ttoudo'r. are tho best made, 7 octave Pianos, $i60. 7)$ oc.ravc. $160, use 1 a year.

Organs 150, 4 stops

$58, 7 Stops $6*. 8 stops $75. 10 st,« ps 88. 12 taps $100 ensh, pot u»od a year, perfect irderan." warranted. I-n-»l ami Travel'Bg Agen's Wauled. Illustiaed Catalogues Mailrii. A Liberal •Mse.nunt to Teachers. Ministers, Ohun ht-B. ete Sheet musicat half price Horace Wi.ters ."k Sons, Mrnu^acturrs and t'ea ers, 40 East 14th btrcet, Un oi Square. X. Y.

READ THIS

A chance for all to make or «'ive get the Best Goods in the markot.

TEAS, COFFEES,

sild at lower prices than the same qualities u.iii be ttoiijrliint any other house in thi.« un'ry. All gor.ds gaaran:e«.d to b« satis ia«toryandas r. pre 1 nred. or the nej j. 11 be fun'le on the return of the go^ds, vhicti may b.-: don i,t onrevi eiuo

The rcuf:t it-ion of our liouat: for srilinp Standard ods at low 1 ru es, 'or 110 years). .s given us a standing in Nnv Yorfc City tin I\ieinit,, ihnt is »ot »njoyed by any (ti er house in the tRile. After mature ile ibe'ation we hare iletermlnoil to offer our roods to h'lusi keepers in the in' erior. th lowest Win I 'Siile Tr Jtle t'rir.ev.

AIUU

aciH

formed large e. ough to make a email The g"ods of each mcmb«r of tlui. nun wil •t put i.i sep rate packages, an 1 marked villi .lame and c-t,so as 10 avoid eonfnsion ili -l ii utinir.

"I!h

li-. WoKIVO

eiiher goods or

.oncy t. the pei who gets up lhe lul. to ••oiu cusHt for trouble, er^ onple o1 r.-n an 1 1 oflVe .sum by mail

SeiM for pi icj list

HIII

club circular.

Stiner's New York & China Tea Co

M. M. MOSES & (ft Proprietors.

77, 79, 81. 84, and 80 VESEY stre t, N".

A. Mayer,

,1 Li AGE It BKEK lilti:Wi U,

Corner Poplar and Canal Street

All 0 rons fibroid vnpih at lei ilf

is made only by

Nichols, Shepard & Co.

BATTLE CREEK. MICH.

They or any. of their regular author Dealers, furbish Illustrated Pamphlet Price List and full partUnlare free, on application.

A PEERLESS EXTERN'AL SPECIFIC AND BE A IF 1 E E S IS

^i^GLEjrirs

SULPHUR SOAP.

Ai a remedy for DISEASES, SORES, Aiuvsioxs, and ROUGHNESS

SJU.V

as a. deodorizer* disinfectant, anil "in of preventing, and curing Rheuninisui and Gout end as an ADJUNCT

»K TUB

TOILET

AND THE

The COMPLEXION Is fr-e.l from PIMPLES, BLOTCHF.S,TAN, FRECK

LES,

and all other blemishes, by its luci, but acquires a

an I

ERS

TRANSPARENT DELICXCV

VELVETY SOFTNESS

clarifying and emollient action of this

WHOLESOME BEAUTIFIER.

The contraction of obnoxious disexses is prevented, and the complete disinfection of clothing worn by persons afflicted with contagious maladies is insured by it. FAMILIES and TRAVEL

provided with this adinircble purifier

HAVE AT HAND TTFTE MATV F.SSF.N-

TIAL OF A SERIES OF

8ulph**r Unfits.

Dandruff is removed, the hair retained, ai)d ^rayness retarded by it. 'Medical men advocate itS use. 'ara

Prices-25 and50 Cents per Cake per Box

Cakes). 60c. and $1.20.

X. D. —Sent by Mail, Prepaid, on receipt of price, and 5 cents extra for edch Cake.

"HILL'S HAIR AND WHISKER DYE," Black or Orowil, 50 Cents.

CJ.Crittenten, Prop'r, 7 Sixth Av.S.Y.

DrUUFF

Wo. 39 Es&tuc^j Aw., Zn&impdiis, lad

A rtfaUrgradakUof MMtfotn*. beta lenftr tk*iM8liltrwtm«tafallVen«Kl8«XTuil and Chror to Di«ea»— Uunmy oUier

PliTtlnlun

J'. a»,

will be si »ir. |(y j..x

reiS to Collect tin delivery. All wish :11c ..ve munc' bv ••mchasinx family supple liMwVork Who", 1 s:ile pri es, enn t«ik lhe iiftter over among friem's ami ne'ghbors i! -ei rl to us fore

lirt niar, 1 1 :ce isr.

prtseir

la lodlMitpalli.aaot

p«priaboir,ud»lleldr*.«ld«a'«

know.

Co»tulutioa« frt

Syphilis, OanorrlicM, Gleet. Strioiure, O ehm«, Hernie, or Rupture^all Urinary Ditei* and Sypiiilitio or merourral affection* of tk throat, tkin or bon«», *r» trcatwi with cc——ll« •ocoMa, UtoM ael«c(tfia prlnelplei.

WOMANHOOD

Sent

After a

M.liST-cm

"VIBKATOR"

Threshing Machine.

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Two siyies monnte'l Horse Powers, our mproved "Tripple

(iar.!'

and improved

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Complete Steam Powor Outllts. our unrivaled "Vibra or" Separators, made expressly 'orSteam Power, withS2inch cylinder, and 44 inch separator, or Sfiineh cylinder and 48

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The Am.* Oilograph pnnj propose tt listrilmte to suhscrili 8 of this paper, limited number of Spceimen pictures FBXS. an divertisSment of Oilogrnphs. Send ut our name, and those of ten other persons 1.0 whom we may mail circulars with 25 cents to pay package and forward lug charges, and we will mail y®u prepaid, otiperb Ebony Cabinet Oilagraph of Flowers one of four equi ite matched pictures which retail at 12,50 per pair These chief d'aeures of Flower Paint issf measure 10x12 inches and are copies of celebrated worfcsof art at tBc Luxembourg, reproduced by our new procea®., 4.

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To place 4b exhibition specimens! of more elaborate work, and thereby encourage clubs, the names of applioaiits for the above pictures trill be registered the order ceived, and TO EVEBYTENTlIfwe will ward, free, a copy of our beautiful 53 Oilc* graph Spring Beauties. This pictnrc meas urea 12x16 inches and is an cxact fae-sirailt of an oilpainting by Mary Spencer, worth 1150. Address

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