A BATTLE IN A JAIL.
o Endln of nn Old Fend In Oe Main,
HI IKK.
Several VAArn n.nna in To
Kalb,
liV. ,iJeu- Rus,1 a native white Bopub
"can, flre(1 at John w Gu1 ft DemQm
"at missing him, but killing Lin broth
r,lSam Gully. John thereupon fired,
"esperately wounding Rush, who finally
recovered, since which, and previously,
said, a deadly feud existed between
la T1' Ltwt; Deceln,'er Gully was way
Hia, shot and seriously wounded by
awl 1 80 Gu,lv B11- Kush disappeared
?u ",a not been seen since. The nssas
snintiou of Mr. Gully recently is be
"evJ to be his work. The tragic death
?l Mr. Gully, who was personally
Known to everybody, having once been
sheriff, brought together many persons
peeking information and to attend the
luneral, which occurred several miles
from De Kalb. At the funeral much
excitement prevailed and it was with dif
ficulty an orderly sepulture was had. On
the same clay, upon aflidavita by divers
parties, warrants were issued for the ar
rest of W. W. Chisolm, J. I Gilmer, D.
Kosenbaum and Hopper. The reported
threats by Chisolm and Gilmer grew as
they flew and iuflivmed the white people,
who regarded them as almost public
enemies. Oilman had just returned
from jail in St. Lonia, where ho had
been taken by requisition on several
charges of fraud. Chisolm Bided in
making his bond there. Chisolm was
arrested, and placed under guard at his
residence in De Kalb. A crowd demand
ed that lie should go to jail where he was
accordingly taken, his wife, daughter
and young sou accompanying him in
side. He retained a brace of revolvers.
At his (Chisolin's) request guards were
stationed outside, and also in the hall
upstairs where he was placed, the per
sons composing the guard being desig-
ni.l 1 1 1I CI- . . . .1
w-Prn iZ-1 ' 1 -f 1 1 f , 1 , 1
IZ m ' eJ wltldouble YlVele,
Ef, . ,Hl'V,el 8. i-res ed and
1 Thi r 1 P"rt "f the I?11, , t
&tllmer- 'Pearing on the street,
was arrested and soon surrounded by a
the, -nil ,.,,.1 ,i.,i,Vi.. f..u fo-fi 1.0
mn.r o J,. 11 (v Vri
th,M, i 1 ' ThlUB
,n Z" , - crw flmlun"ing but 08
llC Was IMHRIIlfr netwppn twn liniiMoa nntrio
wersonsiu , nr.1 flrn.l um,,
lustautlv.
Rosenbaum. who was taken
with Gilmer, was lodced iu iail. At
about three o'clock p.m severa o the
ivmiMn n.n.iu i, : i
.... .... utiiua, ucvumiu ntritiiisu,
against the wall. DirectlY several per
sous came up tho stiiirwav. as relief
mio,,i. f.i',, -i. VI -r. Vs
guaicls. or whom, it is thouuht. Dr. Dave
l?roa.. , l
ivosser, who wns foremost, was one.
Before the door could be secured behind
them a crowd rushed in. Chisolm seized
all the guns left by the guards, retired
rosseWl t .hil1!, "ul fired, killing
lvubser. While m the act of bring a
second shot, his young son John ran
questetl tlie shenir to relievo them. He ti.o Rnpnlf,f wn tho anm-im i.n.i i . y('ar "m,,v i(,n"'S physicians acknowl
told each tj bring the particular person I une KtotL rinnS S hi ! efnt t1.10 -&7 MarshalCs Uterine
named to relieve him Four or five re- ? , ? cl'"uh .u th? of the ; CaMoicon is the only known certain remedy
t ir ,1 1 rr,,,tlfn lc i I tr'Keil.v to ring the "Angelus," and had , fr diseases to which women are subject. The
tirea together, leaving their cuns leanmar ' i,... i n... i uravtnh.m w,.,it,i i J.. 1" ., '
m-LVKKi m ironi or nun, receiving tlie ccunmetrcM lniin tlie nest hive there was
charge, which killed him instantly. ; a middle t.izcd toad, which every now
Firing now became general and pro- and again rose on his fore logs anil inado
miscuous. Chisolin's wife and daughter ' a dart with surprising quickness toward
clung to him, the latter receiving a blades of grass. He wns found to be
wound in the wrist. Chisolm himself i devouring bees, w hich rested on the
fell desperately, and it is supposed j grass blades awaiting their chance to en
mortallv, wounded, but he still survives, j tor the hive. M. Brunet watched until
One McClellan, an adherent of Chisolm, j twelve victims had been devoured; he
mi who ui me lu.iHiu guams, wno re-
mained, somehow
eseaped from the
imikiing, but, was killed immediately
afterward.
TT.-..-.M -...i,.
iigu v.tuiiy, a nepnew ol
John, the deceased, rece'ived a ball in
tho jaw ami spat it out cf his mouth.
several others were grazed with balls or
had tl icir clothes perforated. Hopper
nnd Rosenbaum were not harmed.
jiiiojiii, vjiimer ami .ucuiellan were
white Republicans, R'is.ser and Virgil
Gully Democrats.
e i . .
A CurioiiH Storm of Lightning.
At a recent meetiusr of the French
Aca.lemy of Sciences, a paper, giving the
following curious description of a storm
obs3rveu by M. Edward Blanc, on March
21 at Vence, in the Vnr, was read:
" The weather had been variable during
the day; at seven a. m. a hail-storm, ae-
compauied with thunder, had swept over plates were very early iu use, and a bill
the whole northern seabourd of the of feoffment on copper was some years
Mediterranean from west to east; Trejus, ; since discovered iu India, bearing 'date
Antibes, Cannes, Nice and Monaco had one hundred years B. C. Leather was
been visited, but the center of the tor- also used, as well as wooden tablets,
nado was several leagues away on the Then the papyrus came into vogue, and
sea, where tha clouds had a characteristic ' about the eighth century the papyrus
copper tint. Vence had been but slightly was superseded bv parchment. 1'iiper,
touched, had had some intermittent rain however, is of great antiquity, especially
mingled with hailstones, aud occasional among tlie Chinese; but the' first paper
fquulls. During the rest of the day the mill in England was b lilt in 1588 bv a
jam shone out, and at intervals a big German, at Dartfor.l, in Kent. Never
black cloud would travel from west to , theless, it was nearly a century and a
east, letting full a shower of rain lasting half uamely, n 1713 before Thomas
but a few minutes. The sun was warm, ! Wat kins, a stationer, brought paper
and set in a cloudless horizon. About making to anything like perfection,
midnight, M. Blanc was surprised to see The first approach to a pen was the
numerous flushes of lightning to the stylus, a kind of iron bodkin, but the
east, the sky overhead being clear. ; Romans forbade its use on account of its
There was no thunder, although the ; frequent and even fatal use in quarrels,
phenomenon could not be at any great and then it was made of bone. Subse
distauce. M. Blanc proceeded to a spot I queutly, reeds, pointed and split, like
where nothing could obstruct the ob- ; pens in the present day, were used.
Berver.and saw the whole eastern horizon . m
covered by a layer of black clouds, over .. , , ... .. "
w hich a number of light and fleecy cirri Ho" a (lli"1,mn ""M Olc Court,
were skimming in various directions; the , There is a Joss house on the alley in
general appearance was that of a dense the rear of a building on Kearney street,
mass in ebulition, on the surface of which ' between Pine and California, Sun Fran
light scoriw were dancing about. To cisco, iu which is the room of the nine
t ho northeast of Vence, and at a distance teenth district court. In order to pre
of eighteen kilometres or thereabouts, a vent annoyance to the court by the noises
large black cloud seemed to be exceeding- in the Joss' temple, an arrangement existed j
ly disturbed: it was constantlv risinc nnil ' bv wliieh on n rnrtimi uimi iritl. r'l,i,,uA
.....i .11..' :: z :z
uicuwo iiwuiuiiuij
luwavi irouuiK iium a uuuquei oi lire-
works seemed to start from an invisible
center, flew about in every direction,
and after passing over a space of from
six to eight degrees, would burst silently,
leaving a dazzling train behind. The
apparent diameter of these balls was
about one degree; they moved slowly,
and the phenomenon was repeated three
or four times in two minutes. From
time to time the cloud was torn by a
flash of lightning, uccompauied by a
rumbling sound. '
The Laud of Revolutions.
Political prosecutions continue in
Mexico. Senor F. Mejia, Lerdo's
secretary of the treasury, has been im
prisoned for alleged malpractices during
tne past, iwo years, umz declares the
Congress an illegal body, and has sum-
rnoned i the Senate to meet in- September,
whsnthe wo odies will choose a new Con-
giess Conspiracies Multiply rapidly. A
formidable t ne has been discovered in San
Luis Potosi, and a number of arrests
h we been lnaJe. The original Tuxtepeo
Sarty are dissatisfied with Diaz and i
ireaten to oppose lnui, and the Church j
party are ofl ended because Diaz disavows i
any alliance w;ith them. TheCourrier De
La burope has suspended and Two
Jt publics will follow suit. Both Pre
Lerdo journals. Governor Jiminez, who
arrested Mr. Sutter, the American consul
at Acapulco, without cause, and kept
liiin in confinement three weeks, has
released him by order of President Diaz,
but without redress. Diaz has paroled
Cortina the condemned bandit.
- i'ioivii v v ClUll JL x.V'3
A Mnrderons Mnnlnc.
In Spalato, a village of Dal matin, a
wealthy "propriotaire," named Giovanni
Tomic, occupied a house on the Borgo
Grande, , opposite the parish church
of Santa Croce. On the 20th of March,
hi a furious fit of rage, he fell upon his
wife, with a knife, inflicting such
frightful wounds that the poor woman
succumbed. Her father, who interfered
on her behalf, likewise fell a victim to
the madman's murderous blade. When
the police arrived at the scene of the
tragedy to arrest the murderer, they
found all the issues of the house barri
caded. Tomio had intrenched himself
against all comers, and, armed with a gun
and abundant ammunition,fired on every
one who attempted to approach the
house. The police retired before this
fusillade to consult. A young man,
crossing the square at the time, then at
tracted the madman's attention, and he
fired at him, bringiug him down. The
next victim was a woman who was com
ing from the church. She received a
severe wound, but managed to tret off.
The gendarmes surrounded the house
.. .1 " , np 1. ... ,, ""iwuum to me accompusumeut or every
on three sides, effectually cutting off all , purpose! while sickness thwarts the best intdn
meaus of escape for the man inside. The tions and loftiest aims. Into na are committed
front of the house, which commanded important health trusts, which we hold not
tlie plaza 111 front of the church and the '"?,B,y " ,r ixmaii utu ior me uene.it or
atrppfo rmpnincr nn it n-no i, i 'ers. In onlor that we may be able to din-
streets opening on it, closely watch- : Pilarg0 tho obligation of our trusteeship and
ed. lor fear of the man inside. 1 thus Drove worthy rf m,r ,,,.., ,.i..,,;..
no one dared attempt to rescue the
corpse of the young man who had been I "'K health and prolonging life. It is of para
shot,and which lay putrifyiug in the sun. m"nt importance to every person not only to
Finally the enr of Santa. ?W who , P"d.!T",?$ 1 ,e ?" for the prervati.m of
had considerable influence with the
, , . " T V ,
murderer, proposed to parley with him.
As the brave priest advanced toward the
house, Tomic ceased popping away at
every head that showed itself, and
greeted him respectfully. The priest
asKeu mm to senrt out ins little daughter,
a child of two years, whom he had bar-
oue W one. The poor little one had
tually been cut to pieces. Tomic then
; rommh his Ctt,inOT1ide, and for twenty-
j fr h"M8 kept trio entire armed
j force of s lnto nt 4 Tbe authoritieg
j refu9cd permi8sion f. the rcn(Varmcs
"IO u" lllm nPg'"g mat ne was
1 TI .. . .
1 crazy, ami not responsible for his acts.
! AU th'lt Wfts them was to blockade
I the house and starve him out. During
.1 . . . . .. . "'"'"s
' e''"aue one comic ii.cuient occurred,
In the night, in the midst of the death-
I ;t... " ?i . i .1 .
..JrV" r"-
' 1'. ..V r'11111;, 1,Vttltcl1- a
mi tuuiu ins ui-ciisioinuiy iienra irom
As tho only exit from the sacred edilice
" uiuipr ure irom ioniu; s Darricaiie,
1 ..... i i . . . ,. .. '
"lc lnnn scxiou iiaruti not venture lorui.
Ho Toads Eat Hoes.
j M. Bruuet states in La Xaturc, that
that on going one A,y into his garden,
just betore a storm, he found tho bees
; crowding into their hives. About fifty
expected the toad's voracity would be re
warded with a sting, but m vain. Ob-
: lectincr to further iWtrmrfi
I . w, , .... . .
t tne
I toad bv Ollrt of lii L.o-a n.l (.nviin.l
I him to a b'ed of cabbages" thirty metres
! oil, where he did do real service among
the caterpillars, etc. Three davs after
fl.iu ,.A 4... I.. 1 1
n n, l 7 1 1 "1e!,!1"e 111
the same toad (which was easily distin- j
guishable) at its old work. M. Bruuet
let him swallow only three or four bees,
then curried him fifty metres in another
direction. Two days later the " wretch "
was again found at his post, greedily de
vouring. The Ten.
The earliest mode of writing was on
: bricks, tiles, oyster shells,
bark, and leaves of trees; t
1 latter the term "leaves c
, stones, ivory,
and from flip
nrobablv derived. f!nn.f nn.i limn.
v...-"T n: . 'y
tiiuiw;nriii iwuig uuug um oi a window j
hi me alley, an gong business in the
temple w suspended until the sign is
iiumiTii au, .t. imiuumuu who speUKS a
modicum of English, and had heard the
pompous declaration by which the sheriff
opens court, to wit: "Hear ye, hear
ye, hear ye 1 The honorable, the district
court of the nineteenth judicial district
is now open pursuant to adjournment '
tried his talent at interpreting the
sign above mentioned with the following
result; "Hi-yah, hi-yah, hi-yah ! Him
d'ssiok court nine, ten times, allee same
open pretty soon in a jug."
Governess at the White House.
The Staunton (Va.) Vindicator says
We have quite an interesting item
through a letter received by a friend from
Washington. When Mrs. Hayes arrived
in Washington from Ohio, Miss Virginia
Peyton, a highly educated young lady of
tweuty, and a granddaughter of the late
Bishop Johns, of Virginia, living near
Washington, determined, being a teacher
by profession, to apply for that position
to the President's children. She had no
influential friends, and so determined
without letters or recommendations to
nrmlv in nerson. So nn mnrnfn ul.o
went to the White House and inquired
1 v . vutm u v D t? uo
received her very kindly, and healing
lier business promised, after a long con
versation, to make inquiries and com
municate with her forthwith. -The result
of her inquiries was so favorable that the
intrepid young lady was engaged as gov
erness for her children at a handsome
salary.
lUf JW m. ri V I HA 1 TOUl. imi t wa unfa
ricaued in the house along w 1 1 himself. S BZH "c,t" 01
t ii 1 r 11 . 1,16 Rno- "rt or preserving health, nioro scien-
For answer the inhuman father tossed . tifleally discussed or mote plainly taught than
the limbs of the child into the street, in "The People's Common Hnnso Mi-dinnl A.l.
IC" i t he c hiiri'h liitpniialir lio.rriiiir fr.i. Uvon.l 1 "TER an expirienco of over twelitv-
A little girl, named Brans, eight years
um, was Kuiea Dy ine cars at uinciunati
while trying to save her two sisters.
TOnnffet thnn iiprsin'f- frnm a similar
1 fate. The two were Dlavnnr on the rail.
road track and did not notice the ap
proaching train, when the little girl, see
ing their peril, rushed out of the house,
dragged them one after the other from
the track, but had not time to save her
self and was almost instantly killed.
An exchange remarks: "The only
jokes women like to read are those which
reflect ridicule on men." "Yes," adds
another exchange, "on taking up a
paper a woman invariably turns to the
marriage column."
Knowledge la Power.
a nation of enliBhtanerl fnwmAn
Thin in
Education is the corner-atone and foundation
of our government. The people are free to
think and act for themselves, and that they
may act wisely it ia necessary that thev he well
informed. Every individual gain increases
fmblic gain. Upon the health of the people
8 based the prosperity of a nation, by it every
value is increased, everv lov enhanced. Health
I it is necessary that we studv the art of preserv-
. ueauii, out also
ilso to know what ri'mp(lins sliniilrl
be employed for the alleviation of the common
ailments of life. Not that we would advise
every man under all circumstances to attempt
to be his own physician, but we entreat him to
accpiire sufficient knowledge of his system and
the laws that govern it, that he may bo pre-
'vi w m&D mm ui uiuiseii properly, aim
hereby prevent sickness and prolong life. In
n? fxt book wi" the people nml the subjects
viser," by 1!. V. l'icrco, M.D., of Uuffalo, N. V.
1 It is a volume of over nine hundred large
! pnges, illustrated by over two hundred and
eighty-two engravings and colored plates, is
elegantly bound iu cloth and gilt, and is sent,
post-paid, to any address by tho author at the
low price of one dollar and f'iftv cents a copy.
; Xearly one hundred thousand copies have
, already been sold, and tho present edition,
I which is revised and enlarged and more
especially adapted to the wants of the family,
is selling very rapidly. It treats of all tho
; common diseases and their remedies, as well as
01 anaiomy, pnvsioiogy, nygiene, human tem-
peramcnts. and many other topics of ercat in.
'nto'll.P?! indli tmly wbit lfi Mh,
8t-vIpsit- "Medicine simplitied:"
. .
remedy of the Hhv fur l,ili.,i,u,,..ou l...o.i..i,
liver complaint aiiddiseases of digestion. Rolci
by all druguists. Send for almanacs. Cirnofcn
berg Co., New York.
KrmNo Dkihmtv. languor, lassitude, and
thnt low state of the systom peculiar to the
springtime of the year, nre immediately relioved
"'"'li 'm,eof ' 'ul,rnro immediately relioved
MS&l
1 iron-infusing strength, vigor, and new life
! into nil parts of the system. Being free from
alcohol, its energizing effects are not followed
m oorrespoiKimg reaction, but are permanent.
Sold by all druggists. Pamphlets free.
Setu W. Fowle & Soxa, proprietors, Boston.
We should not hesitato to recommend to any
friend of ours, 1'araons' Purgative Pills: they
are scientifically prepared, and are adapted to
all the purposes of a good purgative medicine.
Premature loss of tho hair, which is so com
mon nowadays, may bo entirely prevented by
the use of Bi'iinett's Cocoaink.
We are satisfied that Hatch's Universal rnnuh
Syrup is one of the most valuable cough reme
dies that we sell. If any one in need of such a
remedy will call on us, wo will refer them to
those who have used and will fully corroborate
all we can say about it. Wo have sold it some
fow years, and it has become the leading medi
cine of its kind. J. T. A H. F. Wood.
Dexter, Jeff. Co., N. Y.
A jiositive cure for rheumatism Dnrang'g
RUeumatic Remedy. Send for circular to Hol
phenstine A Bentloy, Washington, D. C.
Decidedly the best rcmedv that has ever
been discovered for rheumatism, swollen or
stiff joints, flush wounds, sprains, bruisos, cuts 1
and burns, is Johnson' a Anori;e Liniment. '
Wo ui-e it, and always recommend it to our
friends. t
Rheumatism cured at once byDurang'sRheu- I
niatic Remedy. Send for circular to Helphen- j
stiue & Rentlcy, Washington D. C. 1
Facts for those wlie have been dosed, I
drugged and quacked. Self-help for weak and
nervous sufferers. Infornintiou'worth thousands
to those out of health. The new Health Jour-
nnl that teaches all, sent free. Address, Elec
tric Quarterly, Cincinnati, O. I
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, tho great New j
England cure for coughs, colds and couBump- ,
tiun. Cutler Bros. 4 Co.'s, Boston, only genuine.
It is said by tlmre who know, that Doolkv A
Bieothek, the manufacturers of the justly cele
brated and well known Yeast Powder which
bears their name, have the Inrgest and most
complete establishment of the kind in the
world. Th capacity of their mammoth factory
is simply marvelous, reaching the immense
quantity of five millions of pounds annually.
The Markets.
NEW IOUK.
Beef Guttle Native 100 10V
Texas and Cherokee. 10 (4
aiucauows ou w tgtio uu
Hogs Live,
06 id OfiV
Dressed
Sheep
Lambs
07! 70H
06 u) 06
09 (4 11
11HC4 11?
8 M (410 70
Colton Middling
Flour Wcetern Good to Choice. . .
Htate tiood to Choice
Wheat Kcd Western
No. 2 Milwaukee...........
live Slate
Hurley State ,
ISarley Mult
Oats Mixed WfUrli
Coru Mixed Western
Hay, per cwt
Straw, perewt....
8 20
1 60
1 H
1 IS
62
1 an
ftft
75
CA
(.6
(4 S !
1 6.1
(4 1 H
(4 1 20
14
(4 1 30
(4 57
(4 7J
(4 70
(4 7A
(4 10
imps to a it) (417 ... 7B'
01
POrk-M i 10
(416 11)
Lard liiy Menu 11(4 11
"u luacserei, o. i, new is uo (rt'ju uo
wt.V;;:;;; , ft 2 J
HerrinR. Scaled, ner box 15 (4
10
is
P stroleum Crude 01a ( 9 Itottm-d,
Wool California Fleece 25 (4
Texas " 21 (4
Australian " ntt (4
Butter State so (4
Western Choice 1I (4
W stern Good to I'ritue. . ii 4
Western Firkins l'l (4
Cheese State Factory 11 (4
State Skimmed 06 A
Western 12 (4
Eggs Stato and Pennsylvania. .... 12X'st
27
25
l
22
7
'
11
18
08
1
13
BUFFALO.
Flour 8 0 011 00
Wheat No. 1 Milwaukee 1 73 (4 1 tl
Coru Mixed 67t4 67
Oat 61 (A 61
Kye m (4 85
Barley (a (4 g)
liarley Malt 1 00 14 1 10
raiusiuau.
Boef Cattle Extra 06)fS C6','
Sheep (5 a oil
Iloga Dressed 08Jf(4 01)
Flour Pennsylvania Extra T 00 (4 00
Wheat-Bed Western 2 10 (4 i. in
Ky 1)1 SI I
Cora Yellow , , 72 (4 78
Mixed 71 (4 72
Oats Mixed '8 (4 61
Petroleum Oru It, 12 gl2 Re&ued, IS
Wool-Colorado 18 (4 . 20
Texas 1 (.4 20
California, 19 26
BOSTON.
Beef Cattle 05V4 09Jtf
Kheep Cfl(o 06
Hogs. 1'6 (4 0i
Flour Wiscousiu aud Miuuesota.. 8(0 I 10
Coru Mixed 76 (4 76
Out ' 63 (4
68
7
21X
Wool Ohio aud Pennsylvania XX. 42
CaUloruia Fall IS
BBIOHTOH, Kill,
Beef Cattle ttX C6X
Hbeep 04 (4 07
Lamba 07 (4 08
Hog 07 $ C7X
WiTKBTOWII, UU,
Beef Cattle Poor to Oholo I 60 gM
Sheep fit (4 ( 76
Lambs fit 76
Two IrriTnnrllnhle C'nndltlons.
Debility and health are Irreconcilable enndt
tions. Weakly people, that is to ay people
who lack the vitality requisite for a vigorous
discharge of each and all of the bodily func
tions, are mvanamy amicieci wun some, though
it may be a trifling, disorder of the systom.
Atony, or a want of nervous and muscular
vigor, ia accompanied by poverty of the blood
and leanness. A certain way to overcome it
and prevent the aggravated maladies to which
it must ultimately lead, ia to use Hostotter'a
Htomaoh Hitters, wmcn promote digestion and
assimilation of the food, and thus are the
means of furnishing the body with a simply of
blood of a quality essential to its proper nour-
lsnmont. invigorauon uirongn the instrumen
tality of the matchless tonio protects the feeble
from a host of bodily ills which lurk in ambush
for tho debilitated. The Bitters are an article
which it is most dosirable to keep constantly on
baud.
, Are Yon Costive
If so, be careful of disease. Avoid it ty taking
Quirk'i Irish Tea. Price 25 cent
Durang'a Hhcnmatic Remedy never fails to
cure rheumatism. Bold by all druggists.
lltuvna Y... trfnuvts.a n.mDW
1 (lRINbKK8,HTFork...n(lFnii Bell.. fMi bj
islera. OrrWnrt Frtr. H. F1HHKR. CiHTOW, O.
$5937
Made tiy 17 A rents In .Tan. 77 with
mK '? J"'w sr"clc. Snmples free.
AdUress C. M. Lininyttm, Chicago
Co South ! ?if "!
,Tv, ., j . 7' 7 ' able information an to
best lncitlnn. Bono Klc. fnr Sntithrrn Hrrntit AilH.
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PAPER CUTTERS
AND
BOOKBINDERS' MACHINERY,
Of the Mcwt Improved Pnttnrnn.
Pnrti intenriing to puri'lint wi'l ,lo well to addreiui
a above, or lilCO. II. SANHOKN.
S.1 Ih-ekmnn Street, New York.
GAS-LIGHT FOR EVERYBODY !
SI Per IOOO Feet!
Cheiiper thnn Conl (ia Safer than Kerosene A
mere brilh int light Innn either.
Imlrrae1 by IciilinK Insiirnnee Compnntes An
Ant. mmtic Mnchine K,i,ly hnnriled Adapted to
Dwellinp!", rncone, ('iMirclia, Stnrett, R R llepntft
jincl (IHice 1-.iiii a Hilmln Knmer upwiirria Notliina
like it in the Country Send for lllimtrnted (Jntnloirue
THF SUA LICK MANUKAC I'UUIKO ("o "
P. O. Bo i7ll)t No, 4 Murray St., New York.
100, 000
Facts for the People !
For the Farmer, the Merchant, the Horaeraan, the
Moek-raisnr, the Pnnltry.kecpnr. the Bee keeper, the
Laborer, the r ruit-raiaer, the l.arclener, the Doctor, the
Iluiryinan, the IlnnaehoMfor every family who wnnta
to save money. The Hook nl (be Ithli l entiiry,
I'AI'Tf i--n a;knt!.
Male an1 lemale Aarenta coininK money on it. Send
to na at once for extra tenna. IN(;RAM. SMITH A
BI.AUK. 731 Walnut Street. Philadelphia) Pa.
Mattresses and Bedding
- FOR -
Hotels, Institutions and the Trade.
Frnllieri", Hnir, Mom, Hunk, Kxerleliir t o 111.
loner-., Illnnketf, lied Linen, I'iiin, i:te.
Send for Price List.
WM. S. FOGG & SON,
I 7J iV 1 Tit linlliiuii wtreci. NHH'Tdlt",
"The Best Polish in the World."
yi nam
Ik,
Every Family nhoutd have a MSeliy.
iottH
Aro VOIT n mibwrriJier to nny? If not, then ditrharae
that DUTY NOW by ftuhnrrihinK t that good
old reliable Family dournnl,
THE PRESBYTERIAN
PCBMiSlIKD WKKKLY.
I'rlpp. S'.Oj n Vrnr, rnnlnse iitrliulpd.
Note. In Clubs of Five or morn nubscribers, the price
in b) a Yortr e.irli.
Vn ttnft1-thnnk'litM fur fiundfiy-nchoolB. " Nbw of
Churcht'f," anrl th " Work of ur Chnrrli," at Home
and Abrunrt: its Correspond vn ce from nil pitrts uf the
world: its nblr contribtitiont from ntninont nifn. and its
oditorialR. miik it oiih of tho Uhoniwst and Moat Vulu-abl.-
Kiiintly Ninvsp ipcrH in the Country.
It will cnntiiin (tit freitiont intHrvolo) Sernmns by Rpt,
Dr. Wndsworth and otiit-r eloiiupnt diviner, any one of
which will amply pay for th subscription. Send the
amount by 1'unt-cirfU'e ninny ordt-r. clun k, or reeiatered
lnttur to Till-: rKKSIIYTKKIAN,
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W ABHINHTON f'FNTKNNIAL MKMiUUAL, GO ctS. Ilddi-
tinn-il, pl.-iin ; or I AH) in colors.
Specimen Copies of The lrffbTtrrliin snt free.
Note. Tor ! I. AO we will iiive The Piifbhytkhian
one year, and ono copy of the IUUI.K DICTIONARY
bound in cloth. over Urno pngew. which retails for 4.50
Burnett's Cocoaine
r re vents tho Hair from Falling.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Promotes Us Healthy Gro vth.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Is not Greasy nor Sticky.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Leaves no iJisagroeublo Odor,
Burnett's Cocoaine
Bubdues Refractory Hair.
Burnett's Cocoaine
goothts the Irritated Scalp-Skin.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Affords tho KIchcst Lustre.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Is not an Alcoholic AVas'.i.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Kills Dandruff.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Gives M ew Life to tbe Hair.
Burnett's Cocoaine
Remains Longest In Effect.
$1.00 $1.00
Osgood's Heliotype Engravings.
The choicest household ornaments. Price
Ono Dollar each. Send for catalogue,
JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO.
$1.00 BOSTOW' MASS- $1.00
DON'T START
UNTIL YOU HAVK TROCURKD
A Policy of Insurance
AO A INST
Accidents !
A prudent man will always carry
A Yearly General Accident Policy
IM THE
TRAVELERS
Lite ai Accident line
COMI'ANV,
Of Hartford, Conn.,
w
Whether Traveling or Not!
THE TRAVELERS bu paid, for Death or
DUabling Injur by Aocident,
S2, 600,000 I
Eight of tha viotima of th
Ashtabula Disaster
Saved 933,000 to their Fatnillet by
Insuring in TEE TRAVELERS. '
AGENTS EVEnVWHEItE.
a. m si. ni,n.
KITCIIOI.INK, KITf'IIOI,IF.
R7h1 . 1"?"'; V Ta don't nt It. n. n,n(n. Aemt
(W lmtli'l? S MANUFACTURING
PP., M ORKKNWICH HTRKKT. NKW YORK.
Th Tin Tntt PfkaM 1
;.ln.H., f'nnrll, P.nhiilfler. Golden Pon,
271?1 iff' PeorB "l.mond I'm . Amhv Rton. Kin. ixl.M
K !ii M.?'n -t "f'S ."" R'"rr Hm. d.nil pltl tviwdli.il
finHiS n L"n? ' 'n unci llrnp., Onld.plmM C'ollur
J. BRIDE k CO., TT O It
Clinton Placa, New Torfc U WU
3 NEW BOOKS
O. P. BURNHAM. (W77.)
J. " niKpnnra of Pnulirr. how to cnr them."
! S.'.'"''!'!" ,n nvr irefllnB, name .trie.
J1!' "'" owl-for the PH, or the Spit."
(With elegant full-page frontispiece in rnlora.)
t-Illnstreted Clroiilun of the Book., and of my
choice Urn hmna 1 and I'nrhlna (labokst and bft
f owl, in the world), mailed for 3 cent .tamp. Kither
Book aent, poet-paid, for AO eentu, hj
uko. p. iiriiNiiA.tr
- jMrlroup, Jlnnn.
1 1 lillniilllllL
A pniitive remedy tor ftropy ami nil diirun of
the Kidney. Ill mirier mil Urinary Or
ffann. Hunt's Kemndy l purely vt-gftable and
I in-pared exprcitly for the above dueaaei. It Iim
cured thouRaiitifl, Kvery bottle warrantt d. 8end to W.
. Clarke, I'rovidfnpe, K.I. , fir llluntrated pamphlet
If ynur druggirt dnn't have It. he will order it for you.
Foot-Power Scroll Saws
Centennial
MEDAL
awarded
BROS.,
WilllllllKtoil,
I'd.,
MAnnfnctnrers
of the
Dexter Saw
(New Patent.)
Price, SlI.OO.
ASassr: !.000 Sold )t
m' JBI3 in Sf A.
DEXTER Emery Grinder and Polisher. SB.
TIiohi' .Iiirbinpfi wnrrnnitM. In rvrry rpNprrt.
"""" "ik'uiw Hiiu iiiiihiniitHi jjisl ui ijettifins oi
Hrnckntn, rrames. and Knnry ArticlPH.
Pleasant as Wine ! Harmless as Water!
VAN BUSKIRK'S
TONIC INVIGORANT !
Muny jieraous have olitnlucd the best beallh of
their Uvea liy the imp of this cxcclti nt and popular
remedy. Nearly every form of debility and disease
has been cured by II, aud without any of the nsnal
a-lvnrt'aiiiK it has become so favorably knowu that
I belim aent for from all narts of the country.
and the faciliiics for making it have hid to bo iu-
'reiised fo tlie capacity of hundreds of thousiinils
f bottles to meet the constantly increasing demand.
T .0 success of this remedy has no puraliel, and
wherever kuown it has uequired a reputation never
qiuilcd by nny otiier medicine. Its wunderlnl
uiugic-likc ett'ect surprises sll, it does every one
'(oocl, aud iusures good health aud stronnth'to all
who take It.
It is a certain cure for dyspepsia, constipation,
blliousuess, headache, neuralgia, nud all affections
"I tne siomact), liver, kidneys mid nervous system,
mil for every form of debility it Is without'dimbt
the cheapest, ple isnutest and beat medicine In the
world.
I'rirr only SO renin for Hulf-pint bottles.
VAN III SKI It Iv & CO., i'roprictors,
18 Vcsey Sireet, Xov York.
$7.20 PER QUARTER FOR TEH QUARTERS.
ASON & HAMLI
!N 1
CABINET ORGANS
HIGHEST AWARDS AT
FOUR
GREAT
WORLDS EXPOSITIONS
Paris, TTienna, Santiago,
I867J T 873 W 1875;
PHILADELPHIA, 1876.
OSLV OSO.M. AISieStD FlHST R.SK .T CsKTIMKlll..
6r..lniriMy of y(i .1 priru mil it imiuiU
worktf titek wtlhnct w,lkt unttvtliJ fartiuw Jr mannaetuM.
EXAHI'I.F.S UF AST VASH I'RICF.S:
Five octave double reed organ, cfcl ff
vvltfi tremulant, t)lUU
Five octave organ, nine stops, 1 1 A
with vol celeste, if) J.J.'
Sold alit far monthly or m sur, ry jm,ms., .r rtaf.rf saf il
re nt pat. A mptrvtr organ man maw he purthateii 6 ttte eaey
ififA uf $7.20 per quarter Jar tea quartere. falaloouei free.
WIASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
lMTremnnt St. v6 llolun S. 2M Wabath Ave.
BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO.
Burnett's LiAcracts
Burnett's Extracts
-rll!.r. IIllltrT, HiMon.
Burnett's Extracts
.FMOtl, VANILt-A. POSE,
AUriOND, NECTARINE, CELERY,
ORANOE, PEACH, NUTMEQ,
CINNAMON, CLOVES, GINGER,
Burnett's Extracts
7'Ak heat is tie warhl."
-I ilth Av. Hotel, N. Y.
Burnett's Extracts
" cjcciMsiretfi for iear."
Coiumt iiul Hotel, rhlla.
Burnett's Extracts
77i tupetiority of these Extracts amsists in
their pt tj'cet purity and great strength. TUey
aro wuTiinteil free from tlie poisonous oils
and i cila which enter into the composition of
many oi tho fictitious fruit flavors now in tho
market. 1 hey are not only true to their names,
but are prepared frnm frnitaof the best quality,
and aro so highly concentrated that a compara
tively small quantity only need be uacd.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., BOSTON.
PROPRIETORS.
POND'S
EXTRACT
CATABRH.-Fond'a Kxtract ia nearly a Hpe
cilic lor luia disease. It can hardly be ex
celled, even in old and obstinate cases
-ha re!iet ia ao prompt that no one who
, haa ever tried it will be without it.
CHAFPEII HANDS AND FAl E.-Pond'e
r struct should be in every family this
-oukU weather. It removes the soreness
and roiujhueaa, aud aolleua aud heal
mi c rm. V" Bk,n l"t"uptly.
KHtUMATISM. buriinf severe and chanreabla
weather, no oua aubject to Kheuiuutic
Julus should ba one day without Peuil'a
ennn .'xtractt which alwnva relieven.
SORE LI ;Nfi H. l ONSL JI Pt1oN tM?fcll.
i"''D.-lUl c-.ild weather tries the
JLunge sorely. Have Poud'e Extract
?Sre.1ih.Tay"- "rveatUepakiani
miLBLA IN8 wiU be promptly relieved and
FE08TEDI IMka"u 'M'"''
a- auai lU Li M jB.-Pond'a Ext root 1 nvaria-
"i'nOAT, OI'IVMV IVIM,irn
x J. I LS AND A i ts 'S I Zfi'l-VZ
.llv i - ' ' v r
a . "
aW
UeththomaA
mW TRDMP
re nroim
riir.n fi . "I "e use oi roud i
HISTORY aTX'VaeJ VVmllf- -
POND'S fexTH ACT Cfl . ii',n "a o
. .. New V.rli Void by!?"
OJIF to Familia. HmnH for Oirnnlar
mnuftniun irauu., 14 9 Uhamrwra m.,Jfw Ynrk.
OrMl Ohanr to Mult Money. Good Airnt wantd.
tt rue at oBCj to liTWH MTQ. tJO., Buffalo, il. i,
Drum vD'hotsno'w9,',,
SOLID STEEL HARROff TEETH
Klromtlh ( ninhlnr-d' nllh l.lahlnrm.
ITprm receipt of a PiMt-offlce money order, we will
u-Mt.r ... vBprttH. or rnnmna
40 ,V-lnoh eqnere teeth, I0l inohes lone, for 04. SO
40 h inch square teeth, hi inchea lone, for 3.83
NH'KLI BOXKD.
BWKBT'8 M'FG CO., Btbaootb, K. T.
Every Year You Lose
More then one eoiits Obtr alwero rlaht-No per till
tinted and .nited If o ri.k. we My freiaht Be rmir own
Aaent end Have OommlflBi.-me Four Too liny Hrit Ira.
r..mrlf (none better) IflHh 'Urtr4. Send for frer
Pnoe List all site Soalos and ade for yourself.
JONES OF BINGHAMT0N,
BI4UIA.MTONt N. Y.
Maize Flour Toilet Soap !
Maize Flour Toilet Soap !
Maize Flour Toilet Soap ! -
A great discovery! a new sonp compound ! It soothe,
softens, and whitens the -kin.hnu wonderful hosting so
sniMirinr sashing properties. snri iseqiislly snited forth'
listh, nursery snd genersl tiilet. It is .'elightfully pel
liunerf. snd sold everywhere at a tnoderste price. Regit
torod in Patent Office. IH7B, by the manufacturers.
M 1 K hp X K . V A M H A A ( K , a DO.. Phil.delphl
WAflKNTM WANTEI I'll It THK
ORK DAYS OF GOD!
Ily PHor. HKHIiRRT W. MORRIS. A.M., D.D.
,.T11" .(",", I.l'"t'"-r of the World hefnre Adnni.
Its dsteless origin. thrill:iig snd mysterious changes in
beooming a lit alir.de for man. Tlie beauties, wondert
and realities of I'lnli as sliown by hM-lclice. So plain
elear and easily nnderitood thnt all read it with delight
Strongest commendations. Hond for Circular, Terror
and .Sample Illustrations. Address,
.1. V. itlrtTltlty .V ('() I'hllndillililn.
Fruit and
Press !
One-third more juice than by Ifae old
procpna. A hou Behold neceattity. Kvmrj
fntnily will buy one. Quart and gallon
fir.8. LilMraI discount to the trade.
For circular and terms address, with
stamp,
American Fruit and Jelly Press
Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
AffPiitM Wnntrd In -Yi'ry Town
nnd County,
P
cur
Kansas display of products nt Centennial snr
rmvii'il all ntlier States. HAINAN lA'IFIV
K.W. '0. offers largest Ixidy of pood lands ill
lAStS at lowest prices and best lerma.
l'leiityof (iov't lands IKFF, for Homestends.
For copy of "KAVSAN I-ACIFI4J IIO.HI
'l'i:l," niiilri'ss, Land Cummissionmr,
7i. i. JtW; Satinet, littnttets,
FIFTY-TWO
OF TUB MOST PROMINENT
STATESMEN of tlie COUNTRY
WILL WR1TK FOR THE
TOLEDO BLADE
(Xabu'H i'apvrt.
..."'J'1''' Pherman. Key, Sohnri. Morton. Mlmne, Fostsr
yi indoni, and otliers of uquul nolfl, ooDtribute an articli
dnnna the venr.
NiibIij l.rttrrsi arc written exclusively for thi
The Best snd ' Ihenpest Paper in the World.
Specimen Cniilra ncui Free to an, address.
8nd Postal. Addrens,
1IU.AIHV Toledo, Ohio.
" THE I AreI,lndein all styles and of ever
description, from tha liKlilest,
Onrsl, and moat elrnnnt in use to tha hcnvieal
and NtrmiRfHt required for any kind of work; are
CONCORDI "nequnled in Myl,
v w ""-' I wo r km nnahlp,
strenutli and dliruliillly. They raoeived tha IiIrIi.
ent ritlen nwnrd at the Contennial Kiposition.
1TAT?'N"rl,.RR "INone aenulne unles.
XJKJKJ. ,hBJr Ke ,tRmpe
with our nn in e and Trnile lilnrli. A lilwra1
T? h A A T? Tl ""lb ai for information
JXJU VV JXSXU that rolIvlct ,f OM
wlio eells hnrness na tlie Cimeord llnrness
Hint nre not niiulc by na. Kitra indueemenu
offored. Send for oiroulars and price lists. t
Address
J. R. HILL & CO.,
Concord, N. II.
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Renovates
and Invigorates the
Whole System..
ITS MEDICAL PS0PEBTIES ABE
Alterative, Tonic, Sol
vent and Diuretic'.
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Veget;ne
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
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Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegetine
Reliable Evidence.
Mh. H. R. Stkvtns:
Itrar .Sir I will most cheerfully add
niy testimony to the great number you
nave alrusdy received in favor of your
Brest snd k.hkI medioine, VHGtCTINK,
fori do not think enough oan besnid
in its lirsise, for I wun troubled over
tlnrty years with thnt dreadful disesse
LiatuTh.aud had sueh bad couirliina
spells that it would seem as though I
vMillli. tre,"le P m"', "
i i .A ... a? eured me; snd I do
feel to thank (Jod all the time thnt there
issogiKida medicine as VKUKTI.NK
and I also think it one of the best
yiedicines for coughs and weak, sinking
feelings st the stomach, sncf sdvise
everjhody to take the VKOKTINK for
I can sssure thera it is one of the best
medicines that ever was.
w Mb. L. ;ORR.
Mnaune and Walnut Streets,
Cambridge, Mass.
OIVES
Health, Strength
and Appetite.
M i- H . 1. I.
..y u-u..v, m rvceiven great liene
M from the use .of VKGKTlNK. Her
declining health was a source of grout
Hf'v t5.'Si lJ'Sr Wenda. A few bottle.
?.iXJNK r??ta her health,
strength and appetite.
i . N H.TILDRN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
No. 48 Sears' Building,
Boston, Mom.
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
H.R.SHxAK"vOW,'M"IhWIM,,
)ar A'r This Is to certify that I
have used your " Blood Preparation "
""y family for several rears, and
think that, for Scrofula or Cankerous
Humors or Rheumatie .Medians, it
oann.it be excelled; and as a blood
Kurifter or spring medicine, it is the
est thing I have ever used, and I have
used almost everything. I can eheer.
fully rooommend it to any one in need
of such a medicine.
Yours respectfully.
Mua. A. A. PIN8MORK,
No. 19 Russell Street
Recommend It Heartily.
w South Boston, Feb. 7, 1870.
Mr. Btkvicnb:
Dear Mr I hsra tnken Mraral bnttlt
of rourVK(JKTlNE,andm ooDvinced
it u a valimbla rttmedy for DyBpep.it.,
Kidney OompUint and general debiiilj
of the iyBtera.
I oan heartily recommend it to all
Suffering from tne alove com p lain Ul.
Youth rmpectfully,
MHI. ilUNKOK PARKER,
fetf Atheoa blreeL
PREPARED BT
H. E. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vetietlna la Hold by AU DrawlnM.
Medical Advice Free 1
cash once Dsid by OlLMOIit CU-WashingtenJ
CCC a week in rnnr own
free. H. HAM.KT!
. r,.. -A M nntflf
CTT VO., Pi.rllnnd. Mnine
tbKK.0 Tr A "Week to Agents. I I O "i.'f
$50 H $77 P. O. VniKRRV, Augusta. Mslne.
K In 19n per day St home. Bamples worth l"ft
90 10 rfTIWHONOO..P' r'land.jtalno.
840
A WBEK. Catalogue and Sample FRKR
FELTON A CO., I l Wssssn St.. New ."-fr.
$12
n Hb at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
terms fro. TRUB OO., Augusta, Maine. .
AfJENTS WANTED to eolleet amsll plotnres tn
eopy snd enlarge. Miner In it. For psrticiilsra
address R. P. GKROCI.D t'O.. COWCQBD. N. H.
AHFTSTia-rhrnpe-af f'hroiaas In the Wnrlyl.
9li sssorted, post-paid, J I , or 3 for 85 rents.
lioWTrNUKTAL Chbomo On., aft Wasssn St., New Yor.
EI.FfTRH) BEI.TS.-A NKW, CHKAP, PKF
FFf T Onre for premature debility. Send for ciren.
taroresllon Da H.KARR.882 Brosdwsy, Mew Tort.
k01,1l Rnbher Tvpe, Stamps Rubber Ooodsl
FND FOR OATALOOUR, or ask yoor SUtioner,
'omethlng New. H. 8. IwoFBSQt.1.. ZQ5 B'way, N. Y.
S3
WATCIIKH. A Oreat Sensation. Sample
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Oold. Address A. l!lirl,TP.H rl l-hir-eo
$2500
A vpur to A (refits Outfit trnrf a
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Add
ilrtre..lV IlitllVW.lK-
O
OH! AOF.NTH. Olf! KVKRYBODV.
Thp M i;sT A ' II V. 1'rnH'i-nir
only 2!i cnts. rirrulnrs fre ss sir.
n. H. BARROWS, Willimsntie, CA.
o
$1
A YKAK. An ninlit-pnpo Story Pnper
(rhivirno lix59 "Otir Horn!") Six mortn
("Flornl Cm" chromo. Ml ct. ISo fre
ampin. AIJUTM, Ho 1 ii2tit Btwtnn.MiiPP.
WAN
Mfn to trnTl nrr! tJtko order of
Morchtnto. Hflnry 12Hyor
nnd nil l1 ravelin punensf-n pnid.
A nn re
$57.60
Addrnu (iFM IMnnTfr Co., (St. Louiw, Mo.
AGKNTS' PROFIT per wppk. Will
pmv it or fnrrcit rj. New Article,
jnut pritfiit4d. Humpies Rent free to
til. Addrew W. H. CmnRaTRn. 2IS Fnltnn St., N. Y.
III telnet t Fi'.tra Cilr teiih'
ral I Calendar. Journal, and 8 Sample Plants, a.l el
Floral
ttt Frrr.
.1. O'iEtVES. Bee., li.ix K:rr. tv.teii.
IVanled Aireini. in ,vri v citinnv i u.-ii I
new iioiisenoi.i Articles, rvml .or clicnlsrs.
I ' r.- HRnwx.in.. gis Kim HI., riii. innn' j.
And Not
Wrnr Otil.
Rold hy WdtchmHkHrn. Hvnmtl, JIOo. CiriMilnr fro.
f. H. BfRCH A CO., US Dry Ktreet, New Ywfc.
MONEY
3? 150 im-:k month. t)u-k
fin leu. Lnrefl Prnfitn. Seno lt
oentfl for HHinples. Outfit com
plete.
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- J-Jip prices Inrfiest f'ompnny in Airiun
staple article pi esies everhid.v Trade continnnlly in
oronsingc Arents wsnied ererywhero best indweements
don't wast time fond for C'irculnr to HOI.KKT
WKMJB. 4: Vesey St.. New York. P. O. Box I2S7.
A BOOK for the MILLION.
MEDICAL ADVICE A f'-reup Fnmphlet on Sp
r. . tln' e,,u 'iininio iisnMO.
5"SS?T' Catarrh, Rupture, Uuiiiln Ilnliit. ete.. SI'K I
rKKH on receipt of stamp. Address Dr. Hutts' Ilim-n.
ary,No. 18 North 8th Street, St. Louis, M i.
i,F''nr; """'a Music Compound
is llieoiily irt-,sriitl..h,oiir purkaol which
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