Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 December 1881 — Page 2

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DR. CLARK

JOHNSON'S

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[TRAIiK MA 11 K.I

Filiou Tho Be

nil.

Dyspepsia. Liver

Diseases, Fever

A f/u e, Jilt 'uma\iiicn, dropsy. 11 "I'-VR, DISEASE,

lii Debility, etc,

•"ZZ:i KNOWN to Man!

12,000,000 Bottles

HOL9 NIXCE 1870.

Tkfs Syrup possesses Varied Properties. ft NtininlalM tho I'tynllnc lu the SUIITS, whit* cimvcru the Ntiirfh and flniar ofthe l'»wl Info arlncone. A deficiency In Ptynllne ui.v'H Wind and Souring of the food In the atwutit.'ii. It* (he niedlolue In taken liu:m-dl-oV'ly itttoi- e.itlnw the fi-i-mcntntlun of food t» prrveuteil.

It i'.dt tirxm (lie I,lrcr. It npwn the Klduryt, J{cs:i[.ile-i the Ilowi'l*. IC l'm-lliett the iiloud. he S It I3I-OIH'-M llljcentlon. It \mr)»lieH, Kifcn«Hicn» and Tnvltrornte*. If.*»vrlfi o(T:ln- Old Hlood iiml miikmnew, St. npi'M tin* iMiifpi of the »IUu und Induce* Hritllliy L'L^LIVITLOII,

which Si-i-ofuln, J&rS of skin (iimmio* onil into'rtJAT ntc

Ipelns,

nyA

ntnors.

DRMGSISTS SELL IT.

Laboratory 77 West 3rcUt.,M\ City

INFLAMMATIONS

A N E O A E S INVALUABLE FOR

Sprains, Ilnrns, Scalds, Uralses, FLORA' ncss, KiscitKiattain, IKoHs,I:leers, old MORES, Toothache, Headache,Sore

Throat, Astliiuo, lloancncss, 'CURALSI:I, GutarrZ:, AC., &C., &C. JUSTIN l. FrLTO-V, D. P., Brooklyn. N. "rrorinR itself to boa noccsaity in our home." 1\ A. WESTERVFLT, K. I)., Naahvllle. Tenn.—

Havo used larpo quantities of POND'S EXTRACT '.n 111 j- pnicttco." Mr--. S. H. MCCOBD. Matron. Home of Destituto ChiMrm.— Vo fimlit nioiit cfBcucious ftn.l useful."

Cniniot .—POND'S EXTRACT is sold on'-j ia bottler wlthitbe natno blown in tho glass. JO®' It is uiiftafo to \iso otlier articlns with oiir directions. Insist on having POND'S EXTItACV. BoXuno all imitations end subs itutos, 3PK0IAT, rnrSvUATIONS OV POND'S EX.

TllACT OOMBISI5D WITH THE PUREST AND MOST DFXTCATK PERFDME3 1-0li r-ADIKS' BOUDOIR. POND'S EXTIl.U'T 50c., $1.00 and $1.T5 Tolh't Crcuts1.00 DenlifWcr 50 Lip Salvo.. 85 rolli't Sonp(3caker) i'O' Olntniact 50

ratnrrh Cure. Plaster 25 Inhaler (Ultisa 60c.) 1.00 Xnsal Sjrlnpre 25 Medicated Paper... 25

FanillJ- R^rin^ $1.00.

New To-JT

NERVOUS .DEBILITY

AN BE CURED.I

If you are Buffering with NerroM Debility oi my disease or symptom, wearing on body oi mind, causing you to feel gloomy, despondent, nervous, timid, forgetful or unfit for Dnsiness. ao matter what may havo been the original cause of your disease or symptoms, or to whom rou have applied for help without getting relief von can bo cured of all your disagreeable symptoms. and fully lestored to perfect physical health in the shortest possible time. Having during the pact twenty-11 re years mado the study and treatment oi diseases of the Mind and Nervous Syster specialty, and having cured such a largo nutf bor of cases, many of whom (after oxpendln •htiiMlivds ol dollsrs) had been given np as li cnri.lilo, wo now offer our services andtreatmos io the aflllctodat price within thoir reach. Cot iult,-i:ion either personally or by letter free lint touf.dcctlal. Patients at a distance by giving fUuiiuent of their case, or by answeringquestioa# iwlncli will be sent to any address on receipt ol •tnni to prepay postase) can be treated as well t»y ii-ttcr as at oflico. we prepare and furnish to paui'-its o*r own medlclnns. Address

A D1SON DISRUKSAAY. DOtSouthClark SU, Ohleniro. 111.

Dr. HUTCHINSON^, .UFTII 3K?R V"

S E I I

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The Unrivaled Restorative nU fk an all forma of nervous debility., sleeplessness, frightful

v-f*. r»«- .•

all

are no spirit# employed in ita manufacture, nnl or. bo taken by the most delioatn babe, or by tb« :"i a till fdtble, IWI Wily i*u\i tcoMrtd in attention to r/e.t'OHk

RriaiiurHt, 'Carroll 3o., Inil.

I have l)r. Clara John.sou's Iuilian Blood syrup for Livor Complaint of long standing, and am happy to say It ha* etl'eotel a complete EURO DANIICI.BKM... »n ij»*i»inon.Boone Co., Ind.

LogiinHUort. Cass (\». Ind.

This is to certify MiatX)r. Clark Johnson I Iddlan Blood Syrup, lnvs-nired myself and most of my family of Chills and Fever. 1 can truthfully recommend your valuable medicine to all similarly attllcted.

WII.LIA DOSAI.SON.

Fort Wayne, AUen Co., Ind.

A fair trial of Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood syrnp curod me of Scrofula, when all other mcdiciues failed. 1 have also tound it a valuable remedy for Ridney disease.

HRXBY KI.K'KNII.T.Klt

I was aftl icted with heart disease for 10 years, and Bfte- everything else failed, I tried Dr. Clark JOIIUSOM'h In lian JBlood Syrup and it has proved most beueflclal to me. JSMIXY Vim"""

A.Koats wanted for the sale of the indinn Blood .Syrnp in every town or rlllaRo, In which I have no ogeni. °Hrticulnrs given on application.

THE CBILDRKN'S MUSIC.

We asVtd where the magic came from, That made her so wondrous fair, As she stood with the tu nlif bt touching,

Her gloss of golden hair, And ber Woe eyes looked toward Heaven As though they could tee God there "Hush said the child, "can't you hear it

The music that's everywhere?

God help us we cannot hear it Our hearts were heavy with pain We heard men toiling and wrangling,

We heard the whole world complain And the sound of a mocking Uughter We heard again and again, But we lost all faith in the mnsic

We had listened alt in Tain.

low of

^memory, sleeplessness, ingnuui dreamaoss of appetite, loss of manhood, premaKture decay, and every kind of weakness of finlnd or body, produced by overwork, anxietv. early indiscretions, excesses, Ac.

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. Has received the endorsement of the highest medical authorlty. Price reduced to $1 per package six for J5. For sale oy all druraists, or will be sent »y mall securely sealed, on receipt •of price, cure guaranteed or money refund ,«d. Valuable circular sent free to all wta •write for it. Address,

WlfLIAK CliARKS A CO.

.38 Franklin 8tre»T MEW Vorx.

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1.^5 V.

"Can't you hear It the ronng child whispered And sadly we answered, "No." -tm We might have fancied we heard it l^jf

In the days of long ago But the music is all a delusion, Our reason has told us so, And you will forget that you heard it

When you know the sound of woe.

Then one spoke out from among us Who had nothing left to fear Who had given his life to others, Tfi"' ftti:

And been repaid with a sneer. And his face was lit with a glory And his voice was calm and clear As he said. "I can hear the music

Which the little children hear." -[Good Words.

.• '--"A 41

EXPRESSIONS.

Ah, lips of woman!—rosy, ripe— The amber mouth-pioceof my pip* To mo is twice as charming. When one arrives at fifty odd The arrows of the archer god

Have lost their power of harming. A wounded heart will ache no doubt But, then, one finds a twinge of gout

A trifle more alarming.,-

From the Philadelphia Sunday Times.]' A RAILWAY VICTIM.

AGNUS- RKI'PUEU.

WAS only an hour and a half'T journey and the day, for June, was cool and pleasant. I had a magazine and the morning paper with which to refresh my wearied spirits, and on the whole I expected to SVijoy my ride extremely, but I was mistaken. Just before the train started, Dick, whom I fancied hnlf-way down to his office by that time, came rushing back, bringing with him an unknown man, with large side-whiskers and pale blue eyes. "The most fortunate thing in the world, Nan," he said "I have just discovered that Mr. Muzzle is bound for your destination, too, and he will be delighted0 to take charge of you and see you safely home." Thereupon he introduced me to Mr. Muzzle, who said he would be delighted, and the train beginning to move Dick had barely time to jump off, waving me an adieu through the car window as he stood outside, with an expression of suppressed amusement on his face, which I noticed at the time, but only understood later.

Now, I did not think I stood in'need of protection for a short ride, and I have always preferred being left to my own devices when traveling, but I decided to offer the newspaper amiably to my companion and keep the magazine, and flattered myself that it would not make much difference after all. Vain delusion! We had hardly cleared the depot, when I observed Mr. Muzzle endeavoriug quite frantically to attract the attention of a very sour-looking old gentleman on the other side of the car. The old gentleman at last becoming aware of these maneuvers, looked, I thought, sourer than ever and touched his hat glumly in answer to the other's good morning.'FFFWHAT a relieved expression, Mr. Muzzle sank back on his cushions and turned to me. &, "That is Mr. Brokonoff," lie' said, "John Thomas Brokonoff Do you know him at all?"

I said I didn't and felt inwardly grateful thafsuch was the case. "Broker on Wall street lives outside of the city very influential man, indeed. He married one of the General Gibbert's

*Crr3 amounting to $3 •worth, sent expressfroa cm roceipt uf money or P. O. order. J#sarOim New Pamphlet WITH HISTORY OF oua -i pErrv-tATiovs, prs? FKEE on AITLICATIO:? TO daughters. You know the Gibberts, 1

PDND'O EXTRACT CO., 14 vr. 14th St..

firesume. 1 said I didn't again, this time feeling father ashamed, he seemed so sure I

ought to know them "It was one of those Gibbert girls, the youngest, I believer-no, she married young Scrubbs it must have been the older. Now that I have come to think of it, it was not one of that family at all, but their cousin, Adelina Gibbert, of St. Louis, who ran off with that good-for-nothing Dumfries Diddlebirt. He drank himself to dfeath a year after their marriage. I dare say you hare heard of him."

I had not, but kept my humiliating ignorance to myself. "Poor Dumfries! I used to know him right well good-hearted fellow as ever lived but not much brains. They tell a story of him down at—but here the locomotive whistle gave a long, agonized screech and I missed the next sentence. When the whistle stopped my companion was still talking and had evidently reached the middle of lis anecdote. Having:lost the begir jiing, it did not seem worth while to listen to the end, so I took a mental survey of my position. We had been just about ten minutes, so far, in the cars. Was it possible that th% next hour and a quarter were to be filled up in this way? I thought the train had never been so noisy before. Through the open window the rambling of the wheels almost entirely drowned Mr. Muzzle's voice, though was conscious he was absolutely screaming at me in his anxiety that I should hear. Suddenly he paused. There was an inters rogative look in his pale blue eyes. He must have asked me a question*

Let

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

but what could it have been? With some embarrassment I screamed back that I had not heard him. "I asked you if you thought he was called on to t8ke it under the circumstances?" he repeated. "No, indeed," I hazarded, and instantly perceived my reply

was a wrong

'one. "You forget," he said, earnestly, "that he knew the horse was a little lame already. Something the .matter with one of the fore feet. But it was juat like Dumfries after all. Why another time I

was in

his

office and

there at the time and a couple of

He looks

as if

seedy-looking fellow came in and wanted to borrow $5 of him said he had known his father very well. Tom Catesby

was

other

men, and I said RT'.U:fries, I wouldn't give him any money

if I were you.

he drank.' Dumfries

seemed uncertain about it, and then Catesby said: You had better

take

Muzzle's advice in the matter, Diddlebirt you had indeed.' So he

to have given it to him

told the

man that he couldn't lend him

any

that day, or that he had none handy, or something of that sort, and the fellow wentf away- But if I had not been there Dumfries would just

as likely

not. And

the point of the joke is that when we got outside Catesby said: 'What On earth did you say anything about

drink

ing for, when you know Dumfries drinks fike a fish?' I hadn't thought of it at all. Catesby never quite got

ovov

thai ." During this little anecdote I had matured a plan of defense and in desperation I now proceeded to act upon it. "Mr. Muzzle," I said, abruptly, '•would you like to see the

morning

paper?" handing it to him as I spoke, and picking up my magazine at the same time.

He seemed a little surprised, but took the sheet, thanked me, and turned directly to the list of marriages and deaths. "Ah!" he murmured, "Smith, Bobson, Newcastle must be some relation to old John Newcastle, I fancy. He used to live in that part

of the coun

try. Sinkerson, Billingby Oh! I see young Todkias Billingby has lost hif wifeN:6 if 'i .11 -I I.. ,-1

My heart sank within me at this an* nouncement,not that!knew Todkins Billingby or his wife either but I felt sure what W^S coming, and lamented TYEI demise with fervor.

me see," said Mr. Muzzle, "he

must have been married to her about five years,Iguess. Thirty-three, the paper says she

was."

He seemed so much concerned that I asked him If she had beon a friend of his. "Oh, no, not particularly," he replied "in fact,Inever saw her but once but his first wife was a sister of a very old acquaintance of mine. Theodore Smithkins Billingby was married to her in Havana,Ibelieve, where he went for his health. She

was-

Browns, and the match was a very unexpected one, indeed. Took both families by surprise, I reihember, when the news came."t*5A Y*J

By this time I had closed my**magazine and reconciled myself.to fate. It would have been ust the same if I had not given him the paper.

He would

have

who

was

seen somebody else,

distantly related to the fourth

cousin of some one he knew, or we would have stopped at a station where somebody lived Whom he used to meet at somebody else's house and about whom there would be plenty to be told. As well hear of Todkins Billingby's first wife as anyone else, but what could Dick have meant by burdening me in this manner? -$

After that I attempted no further distraction. We went smoothly through the Billirgbys and Smithkins, with a slight digression into the family history of the Browns and the cars rumbled, and the whistle screeched, and Mr. Muzzle grew quite purple in the face with his well intentioned effort to amuse me. Then an incident he related about the Smithkins put him in mind of the Tumbledowns, whose entire family tree he furnished me with before he came to the anecdote itself, and in this way the hour and a half went blithely by.

When I had finally seen the last of Mr. Muzzle and had reached home, feeling as limp as if I had traveled three hundred miles, instead of thirty, I found a telegram awaiting me, which I tore open in some alarm. It was briefly worded, as follows: ~,]Viva Voce! RICHARD.

K:.'$

Ah! well Master Dick, some day my turn will come!

A Good Insect Bwtfnyw.

Hot Mum-water is the best insect M.royer known. Put the alum into hot water and let it boil until all the alum is dissolved then applyit hot with a brush to all the cracks, closets, bedsteads, and other places where insects are found. Ants, bedbugs, cock-roaches, and creeping tilings are killed by it while it has no danger of poisoning the family or inluring the property. .,,ir ,t

Is This True? W#

In the youth of a State, arms flourish*, in the middle age of a State learning flourishes and then both of them together for a time in the declining age of a State mechanical arts and mfirhfrPdise flourish. V-

HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE. The Best Slave in the world for cus bruises, sorea. ulcera, salt rheum, tetter chapped haMs, chilblains. Corns and all kinds of skin eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Be sure you get Henr ry'g Carbolic Salve, as all others are but imitations. Price. 25 cents. For sale by all druggists—. DR. GREEN'S 0XY6ENA1 ED BITTERS. Are are a cheap and simple remedy for dyspepsia aad biliousness in all their worst forms. It is a well known preparation, and has been known and endorsed by physicians for many ye#rs, and has -een used by thousands of sufferers in all iiarts of the worldas a Standard and reliable remedy.

DR MOTTS LIVER PTrjtfl 'are the best Catarrh Regulators

'I.

DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cure Catarrh and all affections

membrane.

the mucou

A man in Boston is a caudidnto for Alderman and for councillor, and ihcre is HO law excluding him, if elocted, from members in both branches of the common council.

.'J WORTH A DOZEN DEAD MEN.. RICHMOND, YA, May 20,1881. My physicians, after exhausting me financial!V, cooly informed me that my case was hopeless, that no remedy would reach my case, and it was entirely useless for line to continue taking medicine. I was told that one lung was gone and that my bowels and kidneys were all decayed. I suffered excruciatingly frem the horrors nf dyspepsia and painful urination, and ray breath camc Short- and quick, while my heart at times ceased to beat entirely, while again it would thump mostvehe-j mently. A sister of mine, a airs. Rliorer, in Baltimore, wrote to father advising him to get me Brown's Iron Bitters. From the very first dose I lelt a change now all pain is gone, my digestion I6 good, mv urine is free from sediment, and my slumber unbioken and dreamless. I now feel perftctly restored, and go about and do as much work as I did, and I do not feel the least fatigued.

A St. Louis prayer meeting was or KEN up by a deputy elicriff, who levied on the church furniture lor debt, after alowing 'just one more hymn, and one prayer, if not TOO long." I fl slfl 1 "A GIRL'S CHOICE.,R /TJ

It was 'N

traveling with the

a drug

store of course. All

interesting incidents occur in drug stores, —that is nearly all. She was pretty,with bine eyes and golden hair, one ot those kind IF oeauties the poet would have called an "angel," but fer the fact that a colony of pimples on her fair frontispieces precluding all thought of a celestial being. Bowing timidly to the handsome clejk,

she

asked tor Swayne'»

We- hear

r-oinc

Oint

ment for skin diseases," and upon receiving it vanished like the morning dew before the summer sua.

it stated that the James boys

ART' preparing to send a congratulatory a DRESS to Cashier Baldwin, of Newark. IN

respects it is pleasanter to run a

National Bank in New Jersey than it

Popular Monthtv Dr»n int nf the

Injthe City of Louisville

rob railway trains in Missouri, unless a man is prejudiced against a sedentary 11 TF«

IMP0KTAN7.

When you visit or leave New ork city, save baggage expressage and carriage hire,ana stop at the Grand Union 'Intel, opposite Grand Central depot. Three hundred and fifty elegant rooms, uid fitted up at an expense ofono million dollars, reduced to $1 &nd upwards per Jay.

Elevator. Restaurant supplied

with the best. Horse cars, staged and vated railroad trains to all depots

Bill Arp suggests a Georgia Colonel'sday at the exposition. William should bear in mind that Atlanta has made no arrargaments to entertain every male citizen in the State at one time. But if they will come in squads of ten or seventy-five thousand they can be accommodated.

HABITUAL COSTIVENESS

is the bane of nearly every American woman. From it usually aiises those disorders that so surely undermine their health and strength. Every woman will find it a benefit to herself and to her family to use that celebrated medicine, Kidney-Wort. It is the sure remedy for constipation, and for all disorders of the kidneys and liver. Try it in liquid or dry form. Equally efficient in either.—[Boston Snnday Budget ,Y

There is no season of the year when the press is not looking oat for the safety and welfare of some class of citizens. Just now red headed men are warped not to climb trees, as there is a great deal of squirrel shooting going on, and mistakes are apt to occur.

H.E. Carpenter, Esq., Henderson, N cured of Psoriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years' standing, by the Cuticura Resolvent internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally. IJ^he most wonderful case on record.: v1

A musical young friend of oflrs, wishing to bespeak his mistress' attention to the suppliant posture he had taken up at her feet, sang with thrilling effect this, his earliest exercise: "Dora, me for solace see,

FDN"

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UO. -v. .,T ,:. •.••dTi•

The company has now on hand a large reserve fund. Road carefully, til? H3.t prizes for the

Decembei* Drawing'

1 Prtre... 1 Prize 1 Prize ^10 Prizes |1,000 each .... 20 Prizes 600 each 100 Prizes 100 each 200 Prizes 80 each 600 Pt lzos 20 each ,0 00 Prizes It each 9 Prizes flOO each Approx 9 Prized 200 cacli Approx 9 Prla4s 100 each Approx l,9»X»JVLEOS .*m.400

Haute, Ind

DANIKI. II. MCKENZU:. -IT

Numl er.s of English baristers now'wear moustaches. Quite a modern innovation this.

FIVE HUNDREDDOLLARSR£#ARD. We will pay the above reward for any case of Liver "Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness, we cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills,when the directions are strictly complied with. They are pure Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large bo::es, containing 30 Pills, 2O cents. For sale by all Druggists. Beware of counterfeits and imitations. The genuine manufactured only by John C. West & Co., "The Pill Makers," 181 and 183 W. Madison street Chicago, 111. Free trial Packages sent BJ mail prepaid ou receipt )F a three cent stamp. Cook OS Hell of TERRS: fciauic. Ind ABusseit,wholesale agent, Detroi

'}li #.V- tc*.

HOP BITTERS

(A IMTetHclisc, no* a Drink,) "•OBTAIN BVG'IIC, MANDRAKE,

DANDELION.

AJCB TIT* P**JS8T A NO BK*TMKIMCJA»QRAIL-| TW» WALL OTIUTK BlTTJCM. THEY CUBE AlMMsettetef the Stomach-, Bowels, Bloo4,|

Liver, Kidnrys,and Urinary Orfjann, NervoaaueaB,KleeplcfMnnu8«nd espocUlly Female Complaints.

$1000 IN COLD. Will bepddfor caae they will not cure orl help, or for anything Impure or injuriooj round In thorn. Ask your artifrpigt for Hop Bitters and try! them before you sloop. VaJto no Other.l D.I. P. Is«n ahsolntennd Irresistible cure for

Drunteeueiw, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics. S«xi» FOB CIBCCXAB. AU soM tv Ho» IiitUtra .".1Co., P.ochsst«r, N. V., AT TENNFLR1:1 immmmmmm

Ha! For The Holidays

Mrs. HumaBSton. at her new and elegant store, No. 14 south Fouth street, has the largest and finest slock of hoi Way gooda to lie found in iho city. We have never eeen in the cit\ of Terre Haute so large and line a stock of toys, candies, giff cups, vase4, cigar?, and all sorts of things appropriate for Christmas presents both lor children and grown people.

FREE! CARDS! FREE!

We will send free by mail a sample set OF our German, English and American fancy cards, with a prise list of over a hundred different designee, on receipt of a stamp for postage. They are not' advertising cards, but large, tine picture chromo cards, on gold, silver and tinted grounds, forming the finest collection '"n the World. We will also enclose A confidential price list of our large and small chromos. Address F. Gleason & Co., 46 Summer

street,

Boston, Mass.

PARKER, MARTIN & CO., Commission Merchants/

No. 12P Washington Street, room CHICAGO.'"''! Grain, Provisions, Seeds, Ac., bougut. soid and carried on margin*. Correspondent! solicited. Agente wanted to represent us In all important plaoes.

iS£S£!?. $45 to$lM Per month during Fall and winter, in every county. Interesting and vainableinformation, with full particulars free. Adsrsasatonce,

Compound Tincture of the iwoet

i'-v-

Saturday December 31st, '81.

These drawing? occur monthly (Sunday* excepted) under provisions ot an act of the General Assembly ot Kentucky.

The United States Circuit Court on March 31 rendered the following decisions 1st—That the Common wealth Distribution Company la legal. 2nd-Its drawings are fair. i*

10,00

12,00

W h(7le ticket*', two dollare half tlcketa, one dollcri 27 tickets. dollars, bo tickets »10 0

Remit money or bank draft in letter, or 8«nd by express. Dou'

18eiu'J l)'

R. M.

SOMETHING iTi'EVERY LADY

OUGHT TO KNOwl There exists a means of securing a soft and brilliant Complexion, no matter how poor it may naturally be. Hasan's Magnolia Balm is a delicate ana harmless article, which instantly remoyes Freckles, Tan, Redness, Roughness, Eruptions, Vulvar Flushings, etc., etc. So delicate and natural are its effects that its use is not suspected by anybody.

No lady has the rig present a disfigured race in society when the Magnolia Balm is sold by all druggists for 75 cents.

KIIU*

•Mo wnwdlw known to MNMMOBI protaaalon, proparod upon •trlotly ptamaowtlaal prinoiple^ TM «SP«1SDOC of twen Im gf—1m* AxM&ito to

y«um MW it to bo ana Ml other A«no AB of tho

HM known to tho only atwhu nn fee Inliri

s^s^sr^

NOT A BEVERACE •W reliable Ilcnaetrold Rened7 adapted to assvt natnnx torn to th« stcsach, r*jnTi*orat«« thb "Tgans, atunnlatM the seemtions, and pr»

»A*

Mbof o* tSe botroU, onabVca evMy fenn its allowed wot'

MU of the body to parfenm its 'am and withoat iiiturmpucn. It* highest oamncMitMtt cm from than who ite tM» nsed it longest and tnowu it best. so popular as in Iane4atetr, Pa., where it use for mora than a quarter ef a rhly fomuiendrii as_a Ueaenl

UU been in use for mora than a quarter ef a oentoix Bkhly fomuiendrii as a General Tonic ad Appetiser. Sold by Druggists everywhere

THE MESSED ER OP HEALTH e. its or address on

1 lug* sized paper descriptive of disease, its origin nd core, will be mailed Dree to any address on ppUottvm to

THE MISHLER HERB SITTERS CO. Lancaster, Pa. A strongly recommend to mothers Prof. rkei*a Pleasant Worm Snap. It new: easy to take, aad no after-phjsta is requiMB

PROF. HARRIS

RADICAL CURE

registered

letter or posioffice orde^- Orders of five dollars and unward, by exi» rcss, ctn bu sent at our expense. Address nil ordets to II. M. Board man, Courier Journal Building Louisville, Ky., or 309 fU^aawny, New York, or P. ,T. Rogan 503 Mm/1

NERVOUS DEBILITY

ORGANIC WEAKNESS

st-

Terre

MIDDLEACED MEN.

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