Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 October 1879 — Page 7

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ATorrible Conflagation Took «Jf lace There Yesterday.

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Thousands Upon Thousands of Doll are Worth of Propf^y Destroyed.

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J)EAt)WO0r), D. Sep'. 26.1—*A fire broke out in the Star bakery, on Sherman street, at 2:20 this morning, and, following that thoroughfare, (.wept every thing before it on Lee, Main, Gole, Wall Patton and William streets^ and several residences on Centennial avenue Fanned by a lijjht breeze, and nothing to contend with except a very inefficient fire department, everything was at the mercy of the flames. Less that half a fecoie of the pronounced fire proof warehcuses withstood the severe test. The buldinjfs being mosMy of wood and poorly consructed, they burned like so j»nuch cbiff. The fire spread with such wcrffdcrful rapidity that any Attempt at sayiuj} anything would haye been useless.

Allalong its course ter/ific. explosions of gun-ponder, petroleum and^J&jrt&r' were of frequent cccuricncc. Buildings were blown into atoms. The hook and ladder apparatus and hose carriage were the first things to burn, leaving nothing but a few f£'et of hose with wjnuch to battle against the devouring efemenr. t-Tlio new water works were tried for the first time, yesterday, and (his morning were put to their full capacity, with little'success in subduing the flames, on account of the scarcity of watter. The hillsides were almost a solid sheet of flarae, and water from the bowlder ditch could

A meeting was held by the citizens this afternoon, prompted by numerous thievint operations since the fire broke out, any the many cases of lot jumping. Hon. Judge Moody presided. It was decided to call upon Gen. Sturgis, commanding at Fort Meade for a company of troops to act us guards over property, jirhJcb request: was promptly complied with, and iMjgippaoy of ciyalr^r«i|? at once sent hera$ together with tpn! Wafona and two tmtsulances to tran*p©(t de«titutecitizens to Fort Mead, where they will be'furnished with camps an4. rations kindly offered by Gen. Sturgis. All the saloons are closed, by orqer of the sheriff, and the city presents unusaliy quiet appearance. ^v

A citizens' committee oiPSarefj, riumberngaeven, was also apppirtied 4* to*, day's meeting, who will asifafc tlte sheriff in preserving the peace. Evil aoafs if caught will he speedily dealt with. A proposition toorganucj} a vigilet&e cOhv mittee one hundred strong Was looted down emphatcally. The poitoffice, which Was (Jestroved, lpst $3*000 in postage stamps and stamped enveloped, but no mail was dlstroyed, and the coaches are runnihrretfularly, with the 4«i0y mails. Numerous kiniloffers ol assistance have been made hy Eastern m^rci\|kntsf bu^will hardlftys' accepted, asWrcbants bear (heir, losses with the best pos*ftle graoe.a tidare not inclined to place themselves under any obligations at the same time appreciating the willing offers made by art" branches of trade. The surviving tnerchauts have not taken advantage of the necessity of the hour by advancing the price of staple groceries, as was generally expected.

CHECKED FOR T^E NAVY. ST. UIS, Sept. 27.—Capt. Potter naval recruiting officer, closed his office here last night, and will remove his quarters to Cincinnati, where he wil. continue to recruit boys for the rfava service.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN BOYS were accepted here out of over 500 applicant*, The last lot, 17 in number, was forwarded to New York list night, where they wil) be placed oh the training ship Con»Uwion,

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NEW YORK,Sept. 27.—The grain trade to-day adopted a resolution changing the time of buying and selling grain by the Central, jrom Pctober xst to Jannary ist.

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be had, otherwise considerable propperty would probably have been saved, as the ditch ran almost directly over the worst spot. The wildest exeftment prevailed on account of the fearful force of the flames, and,Jpeople thought of little besides saving their own lives, hundreds escaping with only their nig$tclt#li?i. 1 Every t^am in ^he city was called Jfnto servile to fielp tavef wJiHcoi^dHbl ffoi but.

There arc probably about 3,fcoo people homeless, and many destitute. About one hundred and twenty-five business buildings, besides fifty or sixty dwelling houses, were destroyed, and while it is utterly impossible to get^.jiny definite figures regarding the loss, •fcrelf Dosted inen placed in froin^ o'h*e( rfnd foije-lijjBlf to two million*. The fireia still "TJuiriimft, but all of its material'Hs Exhausted, and no danger of its spreading, unless favorable change in the wihii occi^s. !. I: GOOD qiUT,

Several peison* jwhote lifCiproof were saved have posted notices that they will open up for business on Saturday. 'Lumber i» being hauled rap idly,Land building will be commenccd, as soon as the debris can be cleared nway, in a far more substantial way than before Most of the merchants who have lost their wooden stores wil! erect brick ones jn their tead. Labor is in great demand, and everything present* a lively appearance.

EUROPEAN NEWS.

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CONSTANTINOPLE, Sepi Sept. ay.— A person recently arrested for attempting to enter the palace has been iecretly assassinated. It is believed at the insti-* gation of an influential person who,-feel-ing his own position was insecure, believed the only means of averting his dismissal was by awakening the Sultan'6 tears of assassination and fearing that the person arrested might make disclosures. bribed soldiers to assassinate him. r,s

BOUND FOR ZARGUN(^

SIMLA. September 27,—General Bakers brigade to-day will proceed to Zargun shabr, where it will be joined by a force under Sir Frederick Roberts, the last detachment of which will leave Monday, for Cabul. The Ameer's officials have been instructed NOT TO OPPOSE 'TH& ADVANCE OF THE

BKtinsil TROOPS.

A onfall body 0f MohftnonjtJs aKs.pmbled near Lojpura wl,wer|!. dis I*. Hi. THE CHOLERA

Six fatal cares of cholera have occurred in the ninth regiment of royal artillery( TheSist regiD^nt.wfl»o affected by the same disease.

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YIENNA, Sept. 27.—It is said that extensive preparations are being made foi* further negotiations in matters relating to trade and means of communication beftween Germany and Austria.

BANK OF ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 27.—Bullion gone into, iii the Bank of England on balance to-dair £40,000. f-

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LONDOJJ, Sept. 2^ HThfc St. Laur^nt, from Assyria, and Algeria from New York, have arrived out.

WANT TO FIX IT t'P. 1':

LONDON, Sept. 27.— The Buf-minghara, Bolt & Nut, oner to mak^e «n ^Vrangii mentwith their creditors td'prlvent liquU N at on W

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\^a» accessory 1 to^ifcbri^lijrtwideC and robbings hla^c^llpP^^' de clined to interfere. Whitely and Joe Davis undertook to pilot Sumner from Pocahontas to Cherokee bay, on the 14th of February, 1877. All were under the influence of liquor. Davis suspected Sumner had to which

Kinnon.of Novia Scotia, died of paraly- calm throughout, his head droping and ia sis at Antagonist!, age 69 years. 'tears.

tad money, and proposed murder Whitely assented. Arriving at

lonely place, unexpectedly to Whitely, Davis drew a putol and snapped a cap at Sumner. Whitely then fired and missed him, and rode off towards town hearing other shots as he left.. Davis overlook himr a^d said

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I'i €17,000 of gold was purchased in open market, Friday, for the United States, and it is expected that £200,000 of gold just arrived from Australia will also go there. ti.

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PkAOl/B Sept. 27.—The firm of Reither Si Cc., has been declared bankrupt. A WARNING.

A last Caution has been given Russian newspaperi'i ^riL'tnoYteq Ui, AN ATTACK.6" 1

Several Russian journalsEtr within the paet taw i^jeekf^ax^fiitade a bold alack upon the1 Russian government, rejecting the Turcoman expedition, session of Kuldja to China and disregard of all economy in public service.

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{'FLATTLE ROCK, Sept. $7.—Marcus H. Whitely Was hung at Pocahontas yesterday, for the nHjti^ier Of Duke .^timner in February, 187^ Whltely made, a writ ten confession to be made, pubHe^ after his death. Oh it tn effort a respite or cunu^uiatioa

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HE HAD KII^fD SUMNER. They were arrested that nighi at iS oc" A. M. Whitely was conducted to tbP scaffold after having a good night's sleep. After the religious exercises by Rev Wilson and Armstrong, he was assisted ar.£| f«) seatejl near the trap, being very weak. Sheriff] CONNER BEAD T«C and Whitley declined miking an address. He asked for a drink of water and at his request another prayer was offered for him. The ministers bade him farewell. He requested them to write his wife that he was going home. The drop fell at 1 :u after four minutes of convulsive movements he waft still at 130 he was pronounced dead by the physicians and was cut down a few minutes later. He was

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Have yon just ooaie from the country, too? My Mamma brought me borne to-day From nine green meadoWs, far away. Everyone thinks i'vo "grown so fat," "Browi^ as a oerry," and all tha(^

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I rolled tbont on the graas all day, And plsyod with nurse lath* fragrant bay. Couldn't rxsctty «Umb a t*ee» Host too lfttle for that* you sooi Played wlcb the butterflies and tbo boc«, s.-i And Wei t, to^ sleep once under the trees A ml sa ft the mooly-*ow every night, When fefec flifiHl a p^ll ^ith tnllk so white.

Well, little bey, haU inott fun Making the hens and cbtefceaa run. -n My bark meant only a tatigh, you know But the aalmals never could take It », For Just as soon as opened my mouth The ireattires rau from north to south, A as to a he a AlthOtrjch I never mosut any harm. 3 Onee in awhile 1M tako a walk *v Wish Master butlf 1 tried to talt With the blrdaor squirrels along the way,' Not even a minute would they stay. I'm ?ure I meant to be polite, Bat I couldn't convince them I'was right. Oh I I've had fun In the ooutvtry too, AndmaybeI'm just asfatas you. f- 4 'i

I soiled my drosses with berry-stain Over and over and over again, 1 tore my aprons, and tost my hatr-" "T

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Mr. Woolfs new play, %.rkten for Mr. Florence, is entitled "A MilIion.}'( The character.: that ,F).orencp plf is a-'GeMkan. ''-v "tiJ

Mme. Geistcr has been singing \t\ oratorio in E«njlarjd fojr. the.first time. Opinion is diviaed as to her suc'gW in this new departure.

Among the members of the W«Jllac^Villa combination this season are Agnes and Jennie Wjillice, JasneSj H.^Aiiiger and Satriule B. Villa.

It is intimated .that the excellent lectures on Shakespeare (lelivered many years ago by the old poet, Rich4rd 11. Dana, will shortly-be published. 1 ••.I. I. 'i

Stuart Robson, the actor, has made^a hit in San FranciSdo by making himself cloBely resemble Bee^her when personating Grahame, tbe wicked clergyman, in "Champagne find. Oysters.'' ,•

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A'nothtv- Americari itfcr lias in the operatic firmament. It is Buffalo gkkMiss Marie t?opp?nberg, and she has a|piarti8iuSo»alVjl$' iii(GermaAy in "Martha." "JHuguenots" and

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coarse of the prewnt theatrical season. Booth, jefferton 'and, Florence are to act there, and it Wfould 6)^em that the Gran4 Opera House is to he thei star theatre of NeW York,iui ltj »,1,

Herr Wagner announces in the Bayreuther Blittir'that the first representation of hU new opera "Parsifal" cannot take place in'i£8o, as he hoped, and that he dependant on the state of tho subscription list In progress befdre he can resume the Bunnenfestspiele.

Mr. Maurice Strakosch telegraphs that he has engaged Miss Thursby for a concert season in this country beginning Decembef ist. Fresh from her deserved triumphs abroad, Mis6 Thursby will receive the warmest of greetings from her friends here, and she has hosts of thenuv.-

M. Vaucorbeil propoj^ to introduce during the coming winter a series of historical Concerts at the Paris Grand Opera toncejrbwhich wo^j^xaHzethe iiistory of this National Music, by the reprWuction otp^B irpm all the Opersis that have been pro? duced llnde'r ltt airfti^tiph

Miss Emma Abhott has oeen appearing with great success- at the Grand Opera House, New York. Last Friday night she received a benefit ort which occasion she appeared as Marguerite, in Faust, it was a access fn cyerv respe?t. She has been having Jood'jlipusea, diyiding fB^WT'OTt! •—we»k- the JlAtWgemei^ .V jy^ 0

Mile. Minnie Hauk has been engaged by Carl Rosa for his English Opera season. She will sing ten nights, bringing out in English the new opera, "The Taming of the «She .Receives by

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th^firt^time tn LdfidSk1*! rte? English iadgifag(s.3.)ii)fe^i. Haftik'f ^ontraot ivith Mr. Mapteaofi for.the#Italian4eatorf tontjtaiU for^^ ^ars longer.

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DEATH WARRA»I», sttctra^suuwss at Her-Majesty "*1,1 Theatfle j^rittfc Mapleeon's last season, has been invited to Vienna to study the part of Rienzi, under Hans

Ricther. If hU Rienzi turns out as well as his Lohengrin, the operatic public of the Ausirian capital will have no cause for dissatisfaction. ''It' is reported that Mr. Candidus is to play Riehal during Colonel Mapleson's Auiumn operatic season here.

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NEW YORK, Sept. 32.-Jenny

writes to Mr. Scofield, of this city, who desired to secure her lerricee in a concert during the coming season, as tollowsr "Tne kind feeing whkh you were pleased to tell me still continues toward me in America, notwithstanding the lapse ol time since my departure from that youth-inspiring covfntrv, can only fill my heart with still deeper erati tude toward that continent where I rc* ceived such warm hospitality and met with such aDpreciation of my cheriahe lot.M

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MyDear Urandchildrfp The' old Greeks never intended thai so* much Opprobrium should attach to that little five-Iettered word dogma, Origina) ly, we are told, it meant simply an opinion or belief put ia the form of a positive assertion, because the truth had bsen previously demonstrated beyond the possibility of cavil but- it has been quite dbufced and debased from ha original simplicity- and ia now almost. fcynonygj^jj* with assertion without projl.

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Webster gives us a Wry nice distinction between dogma and tenet the former, he says, is laid down w,ith authority at indubitably true, the latter rests on its own intrinsic merit he. admits that in the English language the. word dogma has acquired a repulsive odor, but claims that repulsiveness belongs mOre properly to its two deriy|it|y £8, dogmatical and dogmatism. ,4^-^

I Was about to quote from other authority as being as reliable as Webster, but I Tear I would be suspected of being a disloyal American citisen, if I should tfllow any other lexicographer or philologist to occupy the same exalted .dais with Our own distingaished.' Noah^-whoise jeweled ark sails over the moM aesthetic teas with her' banner flapping to the breeze,carrying th& proud inscription, E am in in

Now havirgmsde rry oeace witli Noai by that tittle coiiipJ*itu:ttt (the way to make peaces with all men I dare ,ii q«ote other celebrated auihor/i. A comtpiendium, endoned by WiUwm .Cuy.«a Bryant and Oliver Wendell Holmei, who## names ard synonyms of ipjellectr uil worth,—a compendium that the, Ifop. George P. Marsh^calla a safc comr prehensive. manual o( knowtedge. tells us ti^t the word dogma has been for centuries "bandied affOut,having alternately a theolbgical and schoTastic meaning. But 7py tlear grandchildren, 38a B. Cy a^mah wasborn, (he was '6ld«|ri lhap our grandmother) Who grew to be ,vefj distinguished, but hW opinions Were severely, dogmatic,^bejn£ established oh the basis of autHOrity ilrttead bf reason in him,you doubtless recognize the fouii der of tne Lyceum, (near the Ttmple of Apollo) called the "Peripetetic SchooK became the 6ld master gave hisJectures While walklng about, I do wonder if the«e fcrack-bifiined pedestrains who are infesting1 olir country, a«i locuats miested Egypt, imagine themselves to be the offspring of old Aristotle and graduate* bf his "Walking school. Grandmother think* therC is tiO resemblance .above the shoulders Aristotle did .not carry hife bra^tf in his'feet, and I am glad that none of, toy grandchildren have feet so. large as to'be"1': of more importance thap their heiidil' (I have np grandchU4^nrtfri ChitagO Of Sti' LouiS.) i- if

There 1« fto doubt of Aristotle's having been a VerV remarkatlb man. Philip Of Macedon, father of Alexander, thanked the gods for giving him so grand a teacjh er for hia sdnj a teacher, who numbered in his school such distinguished mortats as Calisthene^ Theoph^asus, and Thornas Aqoinas—tlie( second name being Recently' familiajiied tp us by the celebrated Ge9rge Eliot, and th*e last just made conapicuous by PQ^ Leo's declaring that' his writings,snail, teach philosophy to air the Catholic Aca^mies)n the world. The wisdom or th« Pope has been somewiiat called :ri' question, but a siiicy dofrespdn dent of one 6f our est We«tem papers, declares that St. Thomas wais the greatest disciple that Aristotle had, and in some^ intellectual powers surpassed his old pagan 'teacher-—that claims that St. Thomas held much the same relation to Aristotle, that his old pagart teacher held to Plato. But this is not to the pointTo proceed ArktOtle grew intensely arrogant' and self-willed, with no one to curb him—(Pythias,-his wife neglected her duty )-4us "dictation overreached the mark, consequently, for two hundred years, the learned men of Europe ignored the opinions of the illustrious philosopher, and this great reaction against dogmas gave birth to the Reformation.

The first effort to systematize Christian doctrines made in the third and fourth centuries by Origen and Augustine, two authors quite infiueutial among the Latins, but the first real sciehitfic arrangements of tenets ol faith, was a treatwe by John, of Damascus, wherein hesyfilematized the doctrines of the Greek Church. This work is favorite work of Ingeifcoll, because it makes no mention of' any purgatqry however since the "heated term" of last season, Bob owns up U- fire and brimstone. GrahdmotMf hMW'/'ghk amart" pa* tience with Robert, beeauae he practices much better religion «.han he preached, and this ttfc«tter*haaWKB«r ctf mys ggakidcTtildceri' bd, breath's itmch better docfrfne tbanAhe/prHdif6ki in a heart,, where flows enough of the "milk1 Or human.kin(#ngss", itp,- «ubsMmttally and

ans) jthere myst be ai Ast one Of the thV of charity. Some-'

time dear, chiiareq wiot to write voo a letter ^onUio Vubject of CQ^rSlx th« virtue iteo miaiiiideyjitpod, 40 modi abtisfed, right amongyjourielves, that yoiir tfrandmotherwaP^i.to explain toyou, the dlf* fereoce betweiCR. real, Chrisrian chaiftr and charity^indisguue,but I,am wandering from wy f^ic. A« tota rw, too much dogmatism iei to a reactidn which resulted in a'^ormatloiu At^ flret it appeared as led away from allwouldmpve harmony but alas! Christian* were a*, dogmatic as Pagan's, and this begot thfe controversies of the seventeenth century. ..

Melanchton and Calvin, and other re formers, made vigorous search for truth and reason, but soon allowed their .per-

tonal prejtkftje fa dominate trtA thus run into dogmatism of the severest type. -You cannot find fault with this, for our modern "defenders of the faith" are equally Here are my Presbv-

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rian grandchildren grasping their Coaof'Faith more tenaciously th6b erer did good old John Calvin, and those who are MethodUts out-clamor Wesley for Difd^Htii^ instance of this may be cited in the recent ease, at Cincinnati, of the HRer. Stiver. For several weeks our Baptist friends in a neighboring dty£have odeh in the wildest excitement, because of the courtesy of one of their clergy,"extended to a Jewish Rabbi. Is thia) not dogmatic "orthodoxy"? Our brethren of the Christian Reformed church are as zealous tosiay in their declarations that'1 hey, have aO creed and just as much afraid that the world will' think that they do

CabuK Now- my dear children, if had time, aft# you the' pattencef I ooul c6nvirtCe you that all of yoti, dalkctivel and' individually, are clinging blindly td your peculiar,dqgmai as the peopler of the dark age#.. clung td their raperstitlbns. Where then is »he proopect of the twentieth centdry millen nlum'when there shaU be no more wrang Hng political or ^el^ious when the lion and the lamb, KhexJew and the gen* tile, shall all roll togetheroa tbe beach at Brighton* or enjoy %fM»te of rooms alt the Gi apd Ufioi^. If your grandmotbeir w^OjCither a lamb, Jew or gentile oh such millennial occasion, she would keep ajsharp lookqijt oh jhat leconstHicfed lion she would be like the poor /e^loW about to be hangedf wno had experienced religion, and was certain orimniediate translation to Abraham'^ bosom, yet f«t safer in the Governor'* reprieve. Now, I leave you, my children^ to think of ihe millennial prospects, while I go to attend ||ie "last sad rites'* of a dedr "old^' lady, wiio lived to the glorldusj golden age pf 115 years. I am told by a mutual homeopathic friepd that her useful life was thus cut short because sh^ tvas addicted to the use of 9nuff Then ly't this besa warning to you, my dear ^grk'nd Children, that jou do ljiot shorten yOqr days by the use or, snuff. More'Hhon frohi

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something tu thev'Were a'rtew- years. igo when their church was born aA.'- Bethan^'s in the good Old Dominion. And how about my children'in the Episcopal faitlj? Dear m«! they could not say their precious prayers if they were not ruled by bishops of apostolic iccesaion. So many of my grandchildren arp Catholics, too dothev notrevere the dogmas of the Pope of Rome «s devoutly a# did their ancestors, hundreds Of years ago? Do you not see how dogmatical we jail are? How little inclined to yield or offer compromise? Here among us are two little,' weak, struggling Presbyterian cnurchesi tbat have been for years talking of union each one is entirely willing to unite by absorbing the other! and the Congregational church wouldi fraternize by swallowing both. Perhaps you think I have written enough on the subject of dogmas, but one thing I must tell vou of interest the "History of Dogmas" has been raised in Germany to the rank of a distinct sacred 6cicncc. It seems from fa6ts developed by such history, that any given dogma assumed importance at a given period^ and then gave place to some other that'rayed witH equal fervor, thus ptodueiDg a kind of suecesvloti or evolution of doctrines,011| is claimed that 'the modern German schools are exercteing considerable irt-r fhience upon the speculative philosophy df G^eat BHtaifiv OAe of my naughty grandchildren has just soggestedrto me that Gr^at Britain has gone outof specu* lative -plnlosophyt 'and into/the. A(ghaii business. We will doubtless -hear more

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$1200

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Amenta Wanted tor Smith'* foible Die-

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DEAR SIR.

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I'prlght* UM. Wgenton 10 days test trial to yoar home. IPustrated Cata* lagues free with thoiisaD'ts of references.

Address U, 8. PIANO ft OIWAN CO Now York

PItOF* II ART'S GREAT

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Sew ami itartling^lBCorery In the seisne ofnvtMcia«. Fever aaUague cured without ii'.iinitK!. No moreifvor and afiifl aftar ustnga half day. Sold iy all »iriig/iKU and dealers,INjn*licjaps: RHOF.JOUN HART A

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For Salesmen -and Canvassers. The atest and beyfc thing on earth. Will rovfe it 6r foi fell $100. A life-long sit aticm. Adress CHIOeSTCR 4 CO., 107 Foui th Ave ft ile," New York.

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south fourth street.

'OH! MY BACK!

Ho you have a Pain in your back loins or side? If so, vonr Kdners are diseased. Do not delay, but try at ooce Munt*» Reaisiv. Tlse Great Kldsiej a a 4 aiedlelne* It is prepared E*-

PltEflMLK for '..Disease ol the Kidney's, Bladder, Liver and Urinarr Organs, Dropsy, Gravel, Diabtte* oright's Disease of the Kidoeys. loco• tlnence or Beteatlon of Urine, and Female Weaknest. MD*T»» BKffl^Ylasasver been ktswwn to, fall*

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HUNT'S BBMBpY,gaveuo great relief feNI I OWB my wfj existence ta HUNT 8 BBM/SDY. aatTI atn deeply thankful.,

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fH.'u."Chtivii- imk Zin-l prescribed RUJfVd REM&I> 1d4 a_ copi plicated ease of iropsv which I had been treating for :ht yea«, and I And Hunt's Remedy fs the _jt medleine fb* Dropsy Mi the Kidneys I baveever need*- WILSOK,H. D. ttC.TIEBY has cbre4 hundreds who have been given ap byfhyslalans. it cleans imri*«s and cwergtheas the wh^Je system All whd ase it ecjoy good health. One trial Will jeftviaeeyon.

HUNTS

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