Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 February 1885 — Page 3

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IJVT5B and EOWXLS, restoring tbem to a healthy

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IT CUBES WHEN at.T. OTHUB IduEDICENTS PAIL, as it seta DIEECT1T and AT ONCE on

action. It is a safe,

ksure

tho

KIDNEYS,

and speedy cure and hnnjdndi have been eared by it when physicians and lends had them tip die.

rr IS BOTH A SAFE CURF and a SPECIFIC. I1 It CURES all Diseases of the Kidney*,

Liver, Bladder and Urinary Organs} Dropsy, Crawl, lliabetes, Brigbt's niMUMiMtrroiuDiseaseR, £zce»» ses, Female Weaknesses*

Jaundice, Biliousness, Headm!ir, 8oxir Stomncta, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Pains in the Ruck, Loins, or Hide, Retention or No •Retention of Urine. $1.23 AT DRUGGISTS, fwTAKE NO OTHER.-» 8cud for Illustrated Pamphlet of Solid Tea tiraoni&lg of Absolute Cures. irU/.'T'S .REMEDY CO., 6 Providence, R.

By the nee of Ho*tetter's Stomach Bitters toe he ggard apoearauceof ihe countenance and sallowness of dyspeptics are

CTABRH

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ftAY-EEVER ((nick di Paii sjj •«,. tive cure.

50 cents at druflgiste. to cents by mai, registered. Sena fos circular. Sample by mai 10 cent*.

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BROTHERS. Druggist*, Owego, N-. Y.

§lte ^Hfecklg 4zeth

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26.1885.

Dyspepsia in its worst form will vield to the use of Carter-b Llult! Nerve tills They not only relieve present distress, but strengthen the omacb and digestive apparatus

Marsh muskrat if) considered curean dish in Delaware.

Hosfortrs Acid Phosphate In Impaire Nsrve Function.

Dr.C. A. Fernald, Boston Mass.,says

have used it ia cases ol impaired nerve function, with beneficial results, especially in cases where the system is effected by the toxic action of tobacco.'

Bleacbed hair is getting to bede9piged in New York.

ffiST'Get the Best Dyes. The Diamond Dyes for family use have no equals. All tpular colors easily dyed fast aud eautiful. Only 10c a package at druggists. Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt. Sample card, 32 colors, and book of directions for 2c stamp.

EThey vivisect dogs ia some Buffalo •chools.

You have tried everything for you Heart Disease? No, sir! Allow me to show ycu Dr. Graves1 Heart Regulator, been is market 30 years, great many good testimonial^from its use. Only $ per bottle at your druggists.

THE LOST 6HEEr,

Dc massa ob de eheepfol' Dat guaii de sheeptol' bin, Look cut in de gloomcrin' meadows, Whar de longnight rain begin—•" Bo he call to de hrelin'sbepa'd, Is ray sheep, is dey all come in? Ob, den says dehirelin' shepa'd

Dcy'*

"S THE WEATHER.

Record of the Coldest Days for the Past Ten Years. The following is a oopjr ol Mr. L. Gh Hager'a record of the days on whloh the mercury registered nearest zero for tbe past ten years, commencing January 5th, 1876: 187ft. Date.

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January ft ft.,--.' 8.:: '9... it 10 11 14... 15 .. w. February 4. 5 8 9 12 18 15 18 March 4..... 1876. January 13... February 2. 4 '5 December 2.

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1879. February 14.. "15 27., December 25. 4* 28 1880. December 28 29

supplanted

by a healthier lcok, ana as the food Is assimilated, the boc' acquires substance. Appetite is restored and the nervous system refreshed with tauch needed slumber, through the use of tills medicine, which is also Beneficial io persons of a rheumatic tendency, and an inestimable preventive of fever aud sgue. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally

31.

1881. January

March 4.. 1882. December

Cream B?i

Cleanses tho Head. Allay

to re

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Thb

some, deys black and thin.

And some, dey'spo'ol''wedda's. Bnt de res'dry's all brung in. But do res'dey's all brung in. Den de ma^ea obd^ sneepfol' JDatguard de theepfol' bin, Goes down In de glocmerin' meadows, Whar de long night rain begin— 80 be le'down deba's ob de sheepfol', Callin' sol'. Come in, come In. Callin' sot', Come in, come in! Den np't'ro de gloomerln' meadows, 'l'ro de col' night's rain and win', And np t'ro dc gloomerln' rata- af Whar de sleet fa' pie'cln thin, De po' los' sheep ob de sheepfol', Dey all comes gadderin'in, De po' los' sheep ob de shcepfolr Dey all «omes gadderin'in. —Sally Pratt McLean.

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1838. January 21. 22. 25 February 1. 5 December 19. 1884.

Infl&mmati Heals the Sore

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2 4

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18 20

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Bay B. H. Douglass & Sons' Capsicum Cough Drops for your chihircc they are harm less, pleasing to the taste and will cure their colds. D. S. and Trade Mark 00 every drop.

The greatest sale of canned corn ever recorded was mnde in Baltimore the other day—100,000 cases at from 72 1 2 to 74 cents per dozen cana.

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A FALSE RUMOR

That Vice-President Hendricks Had been

Killed.

A rumor was current this afternoon to the effect that Vice-Pi evident Hendricks had been killed in a railroad tccident. For a time it created quite a commotion and the Gazette telephone was kept busy in answering inquiries. Thtre was happily nothing in the report, which had been htard by a citizen at a railroad telegraph office, the operator of which had heard it from another operator out on the line, who had heard it from another and so on back to nothingness.

Niagara River.

Niagara, Feb.

20.—The

river was

blocked here last night and crossing commenced this moruing. The river Is noft blocked from Qneenston two miles out into tbe lake, making an ice bridge nine miles long.

Grange.

0. K.

O. K. Grange, 1161, will elect two trustees at a meeting to be held on the 14th of March.

T. A.

Ll6Vd,

Secretary.

U-,

[contemporary seems strangely arid unnecessarily worri«l over what it is pleased .to term the Gazette's lack of influence in the councils of the ifcwiiocratic party. One might almost fancy from its course that it was intending to abandon the Republican pnr'y in ihe hour of its deteat and was impressed with the idea that the way to do that was to pick out ot the many bills pending in the Legislatme, and most oi which are good, the few unwise and vicious ones and covertly champion them.

It may have a monopoly of that? sort of thing. -"j it is muah more worried about the influence of this paper than are its managers. The Gazette's only anxiety is to be right itself and next to have, its party ri^ht on public question?. Influence is a thing tkat will take care of itself. The present Legislature has m&ny excellent measures before it and some bad ones. None but good measures have passed so far. Oar faith is firm that nothing vicious will yass. Indiana, and Terre Haute especially, have fared well so far Our distinguished townsman has been re-elected to the United (States Senate. Nothing could be better than that. The State Normal school .which is an espeeial source of pride as well as of profit to Terre Haate, will be justly and even generously dealt with by the Legislature. Vigo and Sullivan will be wedded in one congressional district. That is good. The bill releasing the bondsmen of Newton Rogers, and the Legislative Metropolitan police bill, are measures to which, without reference to their origin, the Gazette is heartily opposed. But they have not passed the Legislature! Nor does the Gazette believe ihey will. Certainly they will not if honest and earnest efforts in this quarter can prevent it.

With the Gazetoe measures are wise or unwise, good or bad, on their merits, and without reference to their origin. Members of the Legislature are responsible to their conscience? and their constituents for their conduct. Well, the Gazette has constituents. It urged upon them a certain line of political conduct and there was a tacit understanding based on an implied promise that only Ihe matters discussed in the canvass aud on which the judgment of the people was taken should b9 enacted. Every possible effort to keep those promises will be made by the Gazette. All these things may sound like "preachments" to the Gazette's jocose morning contemporary, but as a matter of fact they are the dictates of the plainest and commonest soit of political honesty.

If the Express is really opposed to these two bills and can forego chmkling over the rough joke their passage would be on the Gazette, aud for that matter on the people of Terre Haate and Yigo county, the present is a pretty good time lor it to be saying so.

Tebre Haute

Young—Robbing.

Yesterday evening Miss Anna M. Robbins was united in marriage to Mr. Wm. A. Young at the Presbyterian church. The ceremony was performed at 8 o'clock by Rev. George R. Pierce, the bridal couple standing beneath a handsome floral yoke. The bride's attendants were Miss Luna Myers, Mies Mattie Surrell, MiS9 Hattie Brown and Mies' Helen Byers. Will Scudder, .Toe Lewi?, Wm. Mering and Otto Heytoih officiated as ushers. A reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents, on west Main street, immediately after the ceremony. The bridal couple left this morning for New Orleans.

The bride i« the charming and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Itobbins, and the groom one of the most popular and promising attorneys. The bride was handsomely, attired in a white gros-grain silk, trimmed in white brocaded velvet and Duchess lace. Diamonds were the only'ornaments. The bridesmaids looked lovely. Miss Bvers wore a cream colored cashmere trimmed in lace, Mies Brown a cream, colored cashmere. Miss Myers, a pink cashmere trimratd in lace, and Miss Surrell a sea foam green cashmere trimmed in lace. The happy couple received a large number ot very elegant and valuable presents.

Suckers Seeking a Senator.

Springfield, Ills., Feb. 20.—On tbe second ballot Streeter made the first break and voted lor Morrison which was received with applause. He was followed by Murphy, who had heretofore voted for Lawler, but now cast his vote for Morrison. The vote then stood: Logan, 100 Morrison, 97 Haines, 2 scattering, 5.

No more doctoi's bills to pay for Byphillis and all Venereal Diseases. Wilder'* £ar^•aparrilla and Potaek cares all.

llffi TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

Gazette's esteemed morning

figured eonspicuuamy

and agreeably in that pleasant little affa in the Bates Hoose parlors, Indianapolis. Wednesday night, ^the occasion being the piesentation to Vice-President-elect Hendricks of a gavel. Full partiesars were published in the Gazette's vs columns yesterday, compiled from Indianapel5s papers, all of which gave accounts of the affair more extended than the regular associated pre. report sent out to all the leading papers of the United States. The speech ot our .townsman, ex-Mayor B. F. Havens, in making tbe presentation was graceful and appropriate, as was aho the reply of Mr. Hendricks, than whom no one in the country has a happier faculty of felicitious speech. The gavel itself was made by John G. Mack, son of our Circuit Court Judge, in tbe shops of the l?o&e Polytechnic Institute, of which his father is a trustee and he a pupil.

Answer This if Ton CaoUP

Is there

person living who ever raw a

eae of ague, biliousness, nervousness or neuralgia, any diseass of the stomach, 1 liver or kidneys that HopBItteis will not cure? "My mother says Hop Bitttrs is the on'yi thing that will keep htr from seveic attackr 1 of paralysiB and headache.—Ed. Oswego1

Snn. "My little sickly, pnny baby, was ohangc-d into great bunnciiig boy and I was /aised 10m a ick bed by mlng Hop Bitten* a" fchort time. A Yotjnq Momek. isr* "No U83 to worry about any Liver, Kidney or urinary trouble especially' Bright's Oieeaee or Diabates, as Hop Bitters never fails of a cure where ,a cure is possisftjle! "I had severe attacks of gravel and Kid"ney trouble was unable to get an? medicine or doctor to enre me antll 1 used Hop Bitters. cured me in a short time. •,

T. R. ATTY.

Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause "gravel, Bright's disease, rheumatism, and "a horde of other serious and fatal diseases, which can be prevented with Hop Bitters'* if taken in time.

'•Ludington, Mieb., Fob. 2, 1879. have sola Hop Bittern for foar yeare, and there" lb no medicine that htirpasses them lor billions attacks, kidney complaints, and all diseases incident to this malarial climate.

H.T.

ivLKXANDBB.

"Monroe, Mieb., Hept. 2Mb,

1*75. Sirs:

1 have bten taking Hop Bitters 'or lnflamma\ion of Kidneys and bladder. It has "done for me what four vhysintans foiled "to do—cored me. The effect of tbe Biners seemed like magic to me."

L. Cahibb.

Gbhts—Tour nop gieatvalnetome. 1 was laid op with typhoid fever for over two months, and could get no relief until 1 tried your Hop Bitters. To those suffering from debility, or an one in feeble health, I cordially recommend them, J. C. Btoktzel, 038 Falton St., Chicago, Ills.

—"Par ilytic, nervou*, tremulous old ladies are mode perfectly quiet and sprightly by using Hop Bitters. »a-None genuine without a bunch of green Hops on the white label. Shun all tbe vile, poisonois stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their name.

PtfieKLY

IT* majority of the ill» of the human arise from a derangement of the ~tver affecting both the ttomaeh and .ctcele. In order to effect a eure, it is •eeeseaty to remove the cause* Irreguand Sluggish action of tho JBotvelt,

It 1 dache, Sick net* at the Stomach,

jPrlokly Ash

Pain

she Back and Loina, eti., indicate thai ifie IAver is at fault, and that nature rev4ires assistance to enable this organ to Sirote off impurities.

tttttemtsreespeeially

**riyiounded for this purpose* They are %iV in their action and effective as a ore pleasant to the taste and taken wily by both children and adults. 1aaccording to directions, they are a 'Vife andp leasan cure for Dyspepsia,

General Debility, Babitnal Constipation, Diseased Kidneys, etc.* etc.

As a

B2ootl Purifier

IntoxicatlngiimTCjfli All

thay

are superior to city ether medicinef cleansing the system thoroughly, and imparting new i%-' energy to Che jalid. It Is a m.efiictae and not «P

VQOI f&UO&IST FOR PSftSLY ASH

.. and takaoo otlicr.

iflCKLY

jjolOil thus

BiTTIB

01.00 per Bottle

i'iUCB.

ASH BITTERS CO.,SOLE PROPRIETORS

&t» Louis aaA City,

V^* GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.^

ErPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.

v*- if $

"By a thorough knowledge of the natural

taw which govern the operations of digest ion urd nutrition, and by a carefnl appll lion vhe fine properties ol Uoc O-'Ir. Eppshfts pro via ed our breakfast tab! i/ith a deli Ktely flavored beverage wtuv_ /ray save ua many heavy doctor#' olll j.

of well-

Ttis ov the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up nntil strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating aronnd us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by KeepiKg ourselves well rortiflsd wiih pure blood and properly nourished frame."—Civi) $4n tct. veette. ule limply with boiling water or milk. 3olu in naif pound tins by Grocers, la-

HOMOSOPATHXC

TAME3IFFS&C0..

CHKMISTS

london.Knffland.

Will purify 1lie BLOODf'refr. late the LOVER and KIDNE7S and J{KsroBJB

Mr. John W. Beetn,of Marco, Green cottpty, lnd., savs: In the taU of '875 I was down with a terrible coueh. Every medicine failed to give me relief and tbe dcotors said 1 had consumption.' I was recommended to use Dr. Brunker's Bronchial Elixir. I bough', one dollar's worth and in less than one week my cough entirely disapneared. It returned again in 1883, and nothing helped until I sent to Dr. Hrunker for a one-half dozen bottles of the Bronchial Elixir, and three bottles cured me as sound as ever.

Mr. W. Hay ward. merchant at Newburg, Clay county, lnd., writes: Bend rae four dozen of Breaker's Bronchia Elixir. We sell a great deal of it, and people say it is the oest they ever u6edfor coughs, and whooping coaghs, etc., for children.

For sale by nil dntfgists. Wholesale agents, B. H. Bindley ant Cook A Bell Terre Haute, lnd.

Price 60 cents per bottle.

t*.

There are 800 Chinamen in Chicago and one Chinese baby.

COME, GENTLE™ SPRING,

•ad bring malaria, dvepepsia, biliousness, torpidity of liver and a train of kindred maladies. Fortunately KidnejWort is at hand. It may be had of the nearest druggist and will purify tbe system, cirreot the stomach aud bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys to healthy aotion, remove all poisonous humorfr and make you feel like a new man. A* a spring medicine, tonic and lood pu 1' ifier it has no eqaal.

Dinoai J. tto«s, the wrestler, has been igmring in a drunken row at Louisville

Catarrh

Is a very preta'ent and exceedingly dis. azreeable disease, liable, if neglected, to develop into serium consumption. Being a constitutional disease, it requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's Barsaparilia, which, tuning through the blood, reaches every part of tbe system, effecting a radical anu permanent cure of catarrh in even its most severe forms, made only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass,

Joseph and Alex Bacbman, New York jewelers, have assigned. Assets 170,000.

I'rickly Ash Bitters is an unfailing specific tor all complaints arisiug from a deraDgement of tbe functions of tbe Liver. It purifies the blood and infuses new life into the invalid. Pains in tbe side, general uneasiness, loss of appetite, headache, bilious attacks, Ac., &c., are sure indications that a corrective is needed. Prickly Ash Bitters is especially adapted Tor these complaints. It arouves a torpid liver to action and restores it to a healthy condition.

In some 1 arts of Oregon tbe snow has been nine feet deep this winter.

You can't afford to laugh, dear girls, Unless yuir teeth are wbit,h as pearls— Unless your moutn is pink and sweet, And your two lips in rosebuds meet And you cannot supply this want. But through tbe use of SOZODONT!

Wood which is odoriferous is generally the most durable in exposure,

SUDDEN CHANeES*C)F WEATHER Are productive of throat diseases, cnlds, coughs, (tc. There is no more effectual relit-f in these diseases to be found tban in t.be u*e of Brown's Bronchial Troches. Price 25 cents.

Parnellites desire Archbishop Croke to bucceed the late Arcndisbop McCabe.

From Col. C. LI. Mackey, 32d Iowa Inlautry: '1 have now been using Ely's Cream Balm for three months, and am experiencing no tranble from eatarrb whatever. I have been a sufferer for twenty years—C, Jtf. Mackev, Sigoiirney, Iowa.

Alliert Weunkler, an eight year old Richmond boy. led half ol one hand to a euttiugbox.

A1 r. A Nichols suffered from catarrh for years. He purchased a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm of as. He is now almost cured, and says you cannot recommend it to« Evern Bros., Drdggists, Indepon Iowa. .4.

The Commercial List says trade at apy rate "is not marching backward."

.^mart Weed aud Belladonna combined with the other ingredients used in the best parous plasters make Carter's S. W & B. Backache Plasters tbe best in market. Price *25 cents.

A. GOOD BUSINESS

FOR ANYONE.

Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating

Complete Oltllt, S8 CO.

Practical, useful and profitable economy, tliri't Intelligence and a quick appreheusiwn of successful channels for making money, are the qualities that tell under the new era ofsciemifio developments: an unlimited Sold in household wares and family jewelry is open for a profitable business infilling ordero for replating at small expense. Many ladies are making handsome Incomes witi our |350 PORTABLE PLATING apparatus (iliuHtratecl above]

GOLD, SILVER

T^^vts^TRUB

IROK

TONIC

the

^f^dleriRMweaad

vt'iLl

HEAX.X-.

and VIGOR of YOUTH. »y« pepsla, Want of AppeWte, In digestion, Lack «f Streiiili. andTlred ^''ce^n^cabsoiulel, cured. Bones, musclesiji\' nerves receive new fores

Enlivens the mind «r.

,**~ supplies Brain Pow .• J| I Suffering from complai.

^^pecnllarto tiieir st-x vi .c

din UK. HAKTEE.'S IROK TONIC a safe a 1, Cfledv cure, (lives a clear. Healthy coniplww Frequent attempts at counterfeiting onlys. the popularity of original. Do not exp(i Jr nt—get the ORlGTl, j-I.AVnp^BST.

SPRIN6 WITHOUT 8L03S0NS -"f

el?eKhere.

s«s

•no

without fatiguing laber

or interference with other duties. Anyone can easily leam to do t.ne finest qualify

and

nar.M'Oiip doses of

NICKEL PLATING

WATCHES. CHAINS, KINGS, KNIVES, FORKS and BroONS. I

make tte above

sei, consisting:of TANK lined with ACIDPROOF C&MEtfT, THREE CELLS OF BATfEUY,

that will

DEPOSIT 30 PEN-,

NYWEWHT OP MKf AL A DAY, HANGING BARB, WIRE. GOLD SOLUTION, ONF. QUART SILVER. SOLUTION and HALL' A GALLON OF NICKEL,

and sup

ply a Box of BRIGHT LU3TKR, that will give the metal the Brilliant and Lastrous appearance of finished work. Remember, these solutions fcre not exhausted by one use, but will

PLATE

any number of arti

cles if th simple Book of Instructions

followed, Any one can do it..

Work. FOR FIFTY CENTS EXTRA wiL' smdSix Chains or Rings that can be GoM Plated and sold for Two Dollars more than the whole outfit costs. Our Book. "GOLD AND SILVER FOR THE PEOPLE," which offers unrivaled inducements to all,- sent Free. If not successful can be return 2d a td exchanged for

300

naefoiiigforaattor'-tPi'Mk

MORE THAN ITS VALUE.

REMEMBER, this is a practical outfit and 1 vviii warrant it,or it can be returned at my expense. Will be sent C.O.D. if desired upon receipt of $1.50. bslance to be .collected when delivered. Next site outfit, with Titnk 12x10x6, only

$5.00. TRY IT. Profits, over

per cent Worth five times its

cos: as

Late irf life to look for Joy— •Never too Late to Mend*

B«aders of Hawthorn-•« "House ol Seven Gables" will recall i,ne pati-os wr.h which poor Clifford Pyncht-on, who liad been n.ustly imprisoned since lits e*riy manhood said, alter his release "My life is gone, and where is my happiness? Oh! give me my happiness." But that could only lie done in part,- as gleams of warm sunshine occasionally 'all across the gtoom of a New England autumn day.

In a letter to Messrs. HiscoxftCo., Mr: L. If. Tilns, of Pennington.

J., says: "I

have suffered on told it* *•1 rom childhood rrom chronicdinen-i' !if* bowelsund dlarelhcsa, accompanixi ir

r(.

,ain. 1 song

scief at the hand- ef {niv^cians of every rhool aud used ev inii-nt find domestle emedy under tb 1 h»v&ntlast fonn in PARK* R»8 'l»jc etetipeoille preventive and «•...»• our invalna be* medicine which 1 i.tr ni'- wnat nolhln else Could do, Is -i ll-i 10 die credit of my getting back my 1.ho. oay*, 1 cheerfalty and gratefully ar now odge the fact."

Mr. £. 8. Wellf. wio ro in trod eo tionto tbe people of Jersey ('ity, adds, "The testimonial of M' Tiuis is gennino and voluntary only he does nut adequately portray tbe sulTurin^ hn has endured for: many years. He i- my brother-in-law, and 1 know the case vell He is now perfectl free from his old trouMcs. uod enjoys health and life, ascribing :t. ml 10 PARKSIt ToniC.MK

Unequalled a» invigcrant: stimulate all the organs: cii'fs wiiinnus of the liver kidneys, and a! 1 ilispiffs of tbe blood.

JAHEfPUES

SCHB BEST THING KNOWN 9ob y*

Washingand Bleaching

In Hard or Soft, Hot or Cold Water* SATES LABOR, TIME and SOAPAMJft LNOLT, and givea universal satisfaction* £{Q fcunily, rich or poor, should be without it.

Sold by all Grocers. BEWARE of imltftttani WelLdeBlgned to mislead. PEAKI,ri«B ia tha ONEY SAFE labor-saving compound, ftQfl Us Oa^abearB the above symbol, and name at «1AME3 PYUE. NEW YORK.

r. BATE

5 S. Clark Si.f Cv. Oourt House, CHICAGQt

regular frraduate. JK7" The Oldest NpeclalW of JSew York whoS« I.IFE LOKO

xxpebieno

rfcct method and pare medicines insures

speed).

ut PK3.VA-NEKT cun£s of ail Privrt*. Chronic anfi arvon* rti-nare6. Affectioneof the Blnnd, Skill (lncy», liladder, Ernptlww, Vleera, OVl -wvllinif ot the Oinoda,

Sore Moatli.

.«s Rone Vain*, jtnrmaaantly cured a»4 .uiiicnt-pd from the «.v«t«ra

?ous

iERi

tenia and Physical tciK4*r! FraJi EyeSt vut, Impediments -nn excesses or any, 1

Decay,

Weakness, Failing Stunted Develop 9 Marriage, cU 1 speedUy, safe

and privately Curet^ I^Foicnf. MIdf Affctl an ft Old Men, and all v.iio tu^ei U-Mral SkLti and Exg~rienee, eonsuit J'J) •r, le ut once.

•p\i inr*i

His npinr^) coats nothing, and raa

tr.iarry tnd When inconven eQ I tiio city /or treatctint, medicines can be 1 en cry where by mail or aupreiw (Wie fron obttCS 1 tl»M. iTP'It is s«lf-evident that a physician es his «iiolo a(t«ntiun to a class of diseases ST I \n* Treat nkl!l. and physicians thronKhontt? •jntrv. I:nov. nt i«, frcqn»n*L "f commenddititS* I jeia tc tbi Hpeelanot, by whom eV$ I .* "»wu (tonil remedy is uneit.

Kg-Dr.

POSITIVE

Bat, I

„e .-inn Exp^rlcnct make his opt lion of 48 1

impoiiante. 63^".

.ic^e who call soer.

imt the l.V.ctor. Copscltations free and «nfre«t a a a

in in

«specially Sbiiaited. Feninle

I)Km

treatrd ('s)l or write. Hours, from to 'JU. »1 S'.uidav* l' to 11^ Aifdrosa asat"*(»

Cure wltho't Med 1 cine. Patented Ootober 16, 1876. Onbox will cure the

most obstinate c.vie in four days or lesr.

Alha'a Soluble !!Medicated Bou^iei

cr.bebs, copiiba or

fraii- •«1 wuod that

are certain to produce

dyspecr a, dentroving the coating of the -.tomac! F- ice ?l.5u. Sold by

nr inaiK''. .j receipt of

1 TO 5 DATS. Ocarantasd not 10 eaaie Stricture

Mrd only by th« InuChiaiealCo. Cincinnati,

Ohio.

all tfragglsto.

price. For further

parti co lavs s^ne for circular PO. Box 1,533.

CURB

J- I-ALLAN Co. W .lohn St.. New York

Having sold you*excellent preparation lea jwn as 6 fox the past year* irmora re pfeasea to that it has given «tir*

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report

satisfaction and

j* not

hesitate to recomia pdlt. J.O. Wllliama Co* Syracuse N.

Sold by Drugfri la. Price. *1.01:,

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!, agents, s.

RELIABLE 3HLF CIM!

A fav imtfd

A favorite prescriptir.i noted and successful

one of the moi :i lists in the U.

(now retired) for the cufe of Nervons Debility. Loat Manhood, Weakness and Decay. Sort in plain sealed euvelope Free. Druggists can fill it.

Address DR. WARD & CO., Louisiana, Mo.

ChronicARervani Dlwawi. ea.

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A Woman's

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jBatabllshcd 18r,l. prUten QW*r*nte« ive\l In evmveoM umlerfaA'en. |W*Send two stamps for CBl»brated Medical Worlra, •Tree. Call or write. F. D. CLARKE, M- Y,

V1NS STREET, CINCINNAT'

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quires a knowfedgad,

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practical, scientific ana business educaier in any family. Address FuSDERliK liOWKY.

Manufacturer.

96 4 98 Fulton st.,'N. Y., P. O, Box, 1332.

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EWSPAPER ADVERTlSlRh, CHICAGO, EEUTfii

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