THE 1I0MR OF ( KUniliiriKS.
Tlii Men nrNnlr Who I.lrr In.f nck.nnvlllo,
lll.IIMnil Wllllnii. nitllinrn, fol amlth
Km.bcII, Fnthpr mirlliliiia nnd Oihrrn.
A corrMponili'iit of tho Gincinnnti
CWmrrc(i writos an follows from Jnck
Honvillo, 111. JnckHonvillo is n snrjirise
to Btrnngprs. Tlicy do not pxrct to see
in a new prairies Stuto a town embowered
m elniB, and showing evidences of cul
ture and refinement. Jacksonville is a
rich, proud, aritocratic city.
Among the many persons of Jackson
ville noted for their wealth, eccentricities
or intellect, William Millmrn, tho blind
preacher, has more than local celebrity.
Iu this town his boyhood was passed ;
here he pored over the text books of our
college, taking in knowledge painfully,
a word at a time, through his one failing
eye. lie was for years an eloquent
Methodist preacher, aud became known
widely by his appointment as chaplain
of the Congress of the United States
when a mere stripling, ilo was after
ward pastor of rich churches in Eastern
cities, but left tho church of his youth
nnd became an Episcopalian. He pos
sessed a wonderful memory and a deep,
rich voice. It was a sight to bo remem
bered when he came from the vestry
room, clad in his snowy gown, his figure
commanding and his face grand, and
without book or prompting, although he
is now perfectly blind, went through the
service as never a reader did before. Iu
tho course of his sermon I once heard
him repeat " llock of Ages." No idea
can bo given of the pathos and fire of
this recitation as he gave it. The audi
ence were in tears ; tho rector in whose
stead Mr. Millmrn was acting wept
audibly. The old Methodist magnetic
fire dwelt in the blind preacher, and
moved Episcopalians as it had formerly
moved the followers of Wesley. After n
brief aud brilliant career in the Church
of England, Mr. Milburn returned to
his first form of worship, and, as an
humblo Methodist, intends to finish in
Jacksonville his life and life's work.
Jacksonville is also the home of Sol
Smith Russell, tho facial comedian,
known by all lovers of fun. Here he al
ways comes in summer time, and spends
his vacation in his early home. He is a
young man of good habits and a gener
ous heart. . His parents, being conscien
tious Christians, opposed his choosing
the stage. Convinced it was his field of
life, ho went out of his home followed by
a mother's prayers. Presents come
often to tho old couple ; they are made
comfortable by their actor sou. Off tho
stage, when not acting tho fool profes
sionally, Sol is a dignified young gentle
man, and is received into tho best circles
of society in this prim town. His new
wife (Oliver Optic's daughter, of Boston)
is a handsome literary young lady, of
whom Jacksonville is vory proud.
Iu Jacksonville old Peter Cartright,
now gone to his reward, once lived. This
eccentric backwoods preacher was like
Jiill Means' dog, " when he took hold,
heveu nnd yavtli couldn't make him let
go." He was a stout, short man, dressed
in homespun, and wore a very broad
brimmed gray felt hat. Ho took very
short steps, and leaued on a knotty
hi'kory stick. His face was round and
brown, aud was covered by large knots
of warts. His hair was worn short, and
stood on end. His lower lip projected,
and his blue eyes I never saw melted or
tearful, but always looked pugnacious i
and warlike. Into heaven by some
means he was determined men should go.
If they would not follow the music 1
tinkle of the bell wether, they should be
driven and whipped into eternal life.
In this strange nmnner I supposo he
really succeeded iu hounding and scouig
ins a multitude of souls into tho sweet
fields of Eden before he passed into the
peaceful land.
Another equally eccentric Kentuckiun,
also a Methodist preacher, was Father
Stribling, a tall, gaunt, long featured
man, of most wonderful gravity, made
ludicrous by his nasal tone and big
words. In no ordinary lauguago did
this old oddity express himself. The
most simple requests or answers were
by him twisted into a quaint para
graph. Following his plow around his
corn field one day, an unseen visitor
heard him address the oxen : "Whoa !
haw, JJrutus and Cassius likewise !"
Asking for gunpowder at a store, he as
tonished the lounging strangers by say
ing, iu his peculiar, slow, drawling man
ner : " Have you any considerable
quantity of that fiuely pulverized and
dark colored compound which will, if
placed in a hollow tubo of iron or other
metal, with various other ingredients
not necessary to specify at this particular
moment of time, and which, if ignited
by mechanical or other means, will
cause a loud detonation, accompanied or
proceeded by an explosion, often, if
properly superintended, causing death
to man or beast."
Jacob Strawn was at one time the
largest cattlo dealer aud laud owner in
tho State. Ho weighed 300 pounds, and
drove about in a low bugy drawn by
two stout mules. Ho never had any
thing to do with bookkeeping. He kept
tho whole of his immense business in
his head. It was his boast that he had
never forgotten or failed to meet an en
gagement or nade a mistake in his men
tal computation of interest and princi
pal, lie was very gruff, always in a
hurry. His courtship was governed by
this hasto nnd brnsqueness : " My
name is Jacob Strawn I haven't time to
waste I want to marry yon; think
about it,- and give mo your answer when
I come back this way to-morrow." After
which laconic message ho drove rapidly
away to a cattle sale.
John T. Alexander, another noted cat
tlo man, tho owner of the celebrated
Uroadlands, the model farm of Illinois,
the" largest east of the Rocky moun
tains, died hero last year. Broadlands,
in Champaign county, is now subdivided
nnd sold.
On tho top of tho main tower of tho
Morgan county court houso, in Jackson
ville, stands a bronzo figure of justice
blindfolded. At the trial of William
Robinson for the murder of tho Hon.
Murray McConnell, a few years ago, the
ladies' sympathies were nil with tho
young prisoner, and in spite of tho testi
mony the jury returned a verdict of ac
quittal. The ladies had, duriug tho
whole trial, surrounded tho prisoner's
counsel by loads of flowers, and by every
means showed their interest and feelings
in tho case. But the morning after tho
murderer's release it was found that
some just and indignant citizen had
climbed to the tower and placed in ono
side of justice's uplifted scales great
bunches of flowers, which weighed down
one side, while the other stood high aud
empty. It was ono of the most wither
ing sarcasms I ever saw. Robinson
could not have be m aequltt d but for the
influence the flowers aud upplause of the
ladies had on tho jury.
In our cemetery lie gallant John J.
Uardin, the hero of Buena Vista. Ho
came to this State from Kentucky early
iu life. After his death in battle, his
widow was married to Chancellor Wal
worth, and his daughter being married
to Walworth's son, was the mother of
Frank Walworth, who murdered his
father, the novelist, author of " War
wick," etc., a few years ago. Tho old
house, from whose doorway Hardin went
nt the head of his company, accompanied
by fife and drum, is yet standing, and
Illinois treasures proudly the memory of
the gallant dead. Dick Yates, Illinois'
war .governor, afterward United States
Senator, lived in Jacksonville. Here his
family live.in a roso-w rent hod brick man
sion, surrounded by spacious grounds.
A Night In n Japanese Inn.
Wo entered the village, which was
onco a city containing over a million in
habitants, and put tip nt a native hotel,
kept in native style. Obeying tho cus:
torn of undressing tho feet, wo passed
many guests sitting on mats and mak
ing the chopsticks flv in a way that
would r.niko an American envious even
iu a railroad eating house. UpBtairs wo
went, and were shown into a room whose
walls consisted merely of paper, parti
tioning ono room from another, but
which were scrupulously clean. Order
ing supper and somo native wine, we
were quickly served by a rather good
looking maid. While waiting the
result of our order, we were served
with " tidbit " pastry nnd with
somo snek-co ; also a bowl con
taining live coals, together with
pipes ; after which, giving us time for a
smoke, the courses began with fish, not
cooked enough for our tnste ; then eggs,
chicken, sweet potatoes, rice and tea.
No bread wns served ns, nor butter ;
but, as tile tea was remarknbly fine, nnd
as the eggs, though small, were duly
seasoned with rock salt, we made a good
meal, rendered awkward by lack of ex
perience in using the chopsticks, which
were pencil shaped, and using by hold
ing or pressing tho food between the
ends, the guests meanwhile peeping
through the partitions and giggling at
our frantic efforts to eat gracefully.
Whilo eating supper, the governor of
the place sent a constable to obtain our
names and residence, that we might be
under police protection, we being the
first white men that ever spent a night
in tho place. Supper being over, we
took a short walk through the town, and,
as there were many pilgrims iu the place
who had never seen a Caucasian before,
we were the "observed of nil observers,"
especially our friend, nn Englishman,
who is six feet two inches iu his stock
ing feet, and was a giant among them.
Going back to tho hotel, our friend asked
us if we wished a bath and shampoo.
Answering iu the affirmative, he gave the
order, nnd hearing a low nnd somewhat
sad whistle, which we had heard both
by day and by night in Yokohama
which, though it had excited our curiosi
ty, wo had failed to inquire the reason
of he went into tho street aud brought
in a blind man, who, he said, was to do
the shampooing. The bath being ready,
wo went down stairs nnd were shown
into a room, whose wet floor proved it to
be in constant use. After finishing our
bath, we donned our gown and returned
to our room, where the "blind man"
took us in charge. Commencing with our
feet, he knuckled us all over, prying iu
between every joint nnd muscle of our
back and limbs, except the region of the
chest, and which, after he was through,
made us feel as limber as an acrobat.
The sun rose unclouded on the follow
ing morning, and after a breakfast served
on the floor, similar in quality to the
supper served on the evening before, we
paid our bill, which nmouuted to SI. 75
this for both of us, including our wine.
The
Luily of Seven Watches.
Early iu the month of February, 1823,
died Mrs. Traverse, iu England. This
singular character was ninety years old
at the time of her death. Her residence
was Sutton, near St. Helens. It was only
in the year 1822 that.ai'ter dressing for the
assembly nt Warrington, she directed
the bellman to go round the town to in
vite such persons ns wero desirous to
have a look at her to come to the inn
where she and her man were, and when
she thought the people had looked long
enough she ordered them to leave to
make room for others. On this occasion
she was adorned with seven gold watches
hanging to view in various parts of her
dress, a great variety of feathers of vari
ous colors, with ribbons aud other arti
cles corresponding. At another time
she went to the assembly determined to
be in a richer dress thau any lady there,
so, in addition to her seven watches etc.,
she stitched a quantity of Bank of Eng
land notes all over her dress. About
twenty years before her death she aud
her daughter were iu the habit of attend
ing races, fairs, shows nnd quarter ses
sions iu their neighborhood, and being
good horsewomen, aud having excellent
cattle, ten or twenty miles was no object
to them. Their dress in those days was
such as to nmazo the whole neighbor
hood. Itfra. Traverse's daughter died
many years before her mother,sinco which
tho old lady was in the habit of attending
thoaters nt Liverpool, Prescot, War
rington, etc., aud assemblies. When
ever it wns known sho was to be nt the
theater a crowded house was the sure
cousequeuce. Tho managers of country
theaters sometimes got her to bespeak a
play, sho of course attending, having the
usual number of watches, etc., about her
person, nnd dressed more gaudily than
imagination can paint; and yet it does
not appear that she was insane, but was
desirous of attracting notice and to have
it believed that sho was very rich. Her
manners were coarso in the extreme, her
person masculine, and a front, ns niny be
imagined, for anything. She was avari
cious, aud possessed of a handsome
property.
Dom Pedro Applauding.
The emperor of Brazil is an indefatig
able and restless tourist, but there comes
a time when nature will have her rights,
aud she doesn't always take them conve
niently to Dom Pedro. Lately, after
spending his day in energetically explor
ing a certain Italian city, he was obliged
to attend in the evening some scientific
conferenco. Sented in a comfortable
chair, ho appeared to listen with extra
ordinory attention to the orator of the
occasion, and that gentleman, very much
flattered, judged it wise to embroider
his discourse with an excessively pom
pous aud dill'uso eulogy of his imperial
auditor. Tho rest of tho audience
thought it only polito to applaud his re
marks, and immediately made a great
noise. Dom Pedro, waking suddenly
out of a long and sound nap, imagined
that this applause was addressed to the
scientitlo opinions of the lecturer, and
instantly began to clap his hands with a
convinced and instructed air. Tableau !
A young Parisian, noted for the num
ber of duels in which he acted as a
Hocond, wim called on ly a friend to wit
ness his Rigiinture iu the marriage regis
try. Beforo the ceremony was performed
the force, of hubit overcame him and he
exclaimed: "Gentlemen, gentlemen,
cannot this affair be arranged ? Is there
no way of preventing thifc sad occurence,
A bill has passed the Illinois Legisla
ture authorizing railroad conductors to
! stoD trains and nut off evervbodv
playing cards for money or using ob
siene language.
" Mr. Jones, don't you think women
nrn more sensible than men?" asked
Miss Smith. And Jones, nfter scratch
ing his favorito bump for a moment or
two, said : " Why, certainly they are
they ninrry men, nnd men only mnrry
women." Miss Smith bent a hasty re
treat. Puck.
Portnlile or ('anipmltlnn Itnnflnn..
There is probably no Hrticlo of nnuinfnetiiro
fo universally needed an a reliablo low priced
roolliiR, which can lo rcnilily applied without
tho aid of "killed labor, and in no other direc
tion ha ro great a want been an inefliciently
supplied. The remilta of experiment with
foltH, conienta and other compositions havo so
fnr been anything but satisfactory. Numerous
so-called "cheap roofings" have been produced,
advertised, used and found worthless. In view
of tlieso facts we aro glad to be ablo to speak
favorably of an article which, from our own
knowledge, and tho testimony of soma of tho
most extensive and best known manufacturers
and merchants of this country, has proven a
reliable aud economical substitute for the more
expensive kinds of roofing. We refer to II.
W. Johns' Patent AsliestoB ltoollng, the manu
facturers of which make no extravagant repre
sentations, but claim it to be the only reliablo
portable roofing in use, and from careful inquiry
we behove their claims are well founded. This
roofing is prepared ready for use, can be easily
applied by unskilled workmen, is adapted for
steep or flat roofs in all climates, and when
finished with the white fire-proof coaling forms
the lightest, handsomest and coolest roof in
the world, costing only about half as much as
tin. Samples, illustrated catalogues, price
lists, and any desired information can bo ob
tained from the H. W. Johns' Manufacturing
Co., patentees and solo manufacturers, 87
Maidun Lane, New York. This company have
recently cdmpleted a new manufactory, the
most extensive works of the kind in the'world,
and havo reduced their prices to a basis which
place their goods within the reach of every one.
They also manufacture liquid paints, nil shades,
which are guaranteed equal to any for general
purposes and the most durable "for outside
work of any paints in use. In body and rich
ness of color the Asbestos Paints surpass any
we have ever seen. Fire-proof paint, an eco
nomical substitute for white lead, costing only
75 ccuts jier gallon, for the protection of fac
tories, bridges and other wooden structures
against lire, is also valuable for the class of
outbuildings, fences, etc., which aro usually
allowed to go uupnintcd. Hoof paint, steam
pipe and boiler coverings, steam packing,
uheathings, linings, cement, etc., all of which
can be relied upon as being in every respect as
represented, and we adviso our readers before
pnerhasing paints or roofing, to send for sam
ples of these articles nnd compare them with
all others.
'The Aire ofllcnHon."
The boy that went to the mill on horseback,
carrying the grist iu one end of tho bag and a
stone in tho other, when reproved by the miller,
and told to divide tho grist, replied that his
father nnd grandfather had carried it that way,
and ho, being no better than they, should con
tinue to do as they did. Similar, or equally as
absurd, reasons aro accounted as sufficient by
some to warrant them in indiscriminately con
demning Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines', even
though there is overwhelming proof that they
posuess the merit claimed for thorn. For many
years the Golden Medical Discovery has bceii
recognized as the leading liver and tilood uicdi
cino in the market. Each year has brought
an increase in its sale, aud it is now used
throughout tho civilized world. Thousands of
unsolicited testimonials are on file in the doc
tor's ollice, attesting its efiicaey in overcoming
aggravated coughs, colds, throat and lung
affections, also scrofula, tumors, ulcers and
skin diseases. Are you suffering with somo
chronic malady? If so, nnd you wish to em
ploy medicines that are scientifically prepared ;
that aro refined and purified by tho chemical
process employed in their manufacture ; that
are positive in their action, and specific to the
various forms of diseaso for the cure of which
they are recommended, uso Dr. Pierce's Family
Medicines. Full particulars in Pierce's memo
randum book, kept for free distribution by all
druggists.
Five Tlioiisnml Bonltn liiven A way for Ibc
ASHinM
While Dr. II. James was attached to the Brit
ish medical staff in the Fast Inilien, his high
position enabled lu'm to call about him the best
chemists, physicians nnd scientists of tho day.
nud while experimenting with nnd among the
natives, no accidentally niaile the discovery that
(oxsrjii'TiiiN can be positively and perma
nently ixHED. During tho many years of his
sojourn there, ho devoted his time to the treat
incut of lung diseases, and upon his retirement
ho left with us books and paper containing full
particulars, showing that every one can bo his
own physician nnd prepare his "own medicine.
nnd such information as wo have received we
now offer to the public without price, only nsk
inc that each remit n three cent staum for nost-
nge. Address CKADDOCK & CO., 1032 ltace
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
PiUunett's Flavowno E xthacth. The su
periority of these extracts conflicts in their per
fect purity and great strength. They are war
ranted free from tho poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many of
the factitious fruit flavors now in the market,
Uofilev'H VpahI Pnivfter
Is prepared on scientific principles, and from
ingredients that are the most effective and
wholesome. It has received tho highest en
comiums for these merits from eminent chem
ists, scores of our best physicians and thou
sands of intelligent cooks and housewives.
The genuine can be had only iu tin cans.
Srnlcliinir Unlnriii.
It is a fact widely and amply attested that
where the powerful and pernicious drug, qui.
nine, aud other mineral poisons, administered
as remedies for fever aud ague and bilious re
mittents, fail to yield moro than temporary re
lief to the sufferer, Iiostetter's Stomach liit
teri scotches thoso tremendous epidemics most
thoroughly, and by strengthening the system
aud regulating its functions, protects it against
malarial attacks. No resident of a locality
where the above maladies prevail, or where
they aro likely to break out in consequence of
me pouomng oi ine atmospnere uy noxious ex
halations, should fail to take practical cogni
zance of tho above important truth, and by a
timelv use of the Bitters avoid the ravages of
maladies so disastrous to the physical constitu
tion, i nere is not iu existenco a riner tonic,
corrective anu neieusive coram.
nurnnu'ai It lipiiinnlin lcniiitiilv
Has been boforo the publio turuo yuarn, aud
lias never Tailed in a tangle- case of rheumatism,
no matter how aggravated tho catse. Write to
any person in Washiiigton city, where it iu
manufactured, aud you will learn that thia is
true iu every respect. It is taken internally.
Afteb an exm'ricnc of over twenty
five years, many leading physicians acknowl
edge that tho (rraefntberg JUamhairs Uterine
l athoticon is tlie onlv known certain remedy
for dirteascs to which women are Kuhjuct. The
(irarfrnlterg Vegi table J'illn, the mont popular
remedy or the clav for biuoiifiiess, neadacne,
liver complaint and iliwaseH of digestion. Hold
by all druggUtH. Keud for almanacs. Gracfeu-
berg Co., New York.
With a cake of Olf.ss's 8i;li'hcb Koxr and a
commodious bath tub, the victim of chronic
cutaneous eruptions call improvise a sulphur
bath, which no professed bathing establifhuieiit
can supply. Give it -a trial. It in sold every
where. Depot, Crittenton's, No. 7 Sixth
avenue. Now York.
Hill's Hair t Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50c,
If Vnu nrn IlilimiH
tone up your liver. Take Quirk's Irish Tea.
Sold by druggists at 25 cents a package,
riiiiolie, Rout and Conl (inn,
And all worry with tires that will not burn, and
whero it is impossible to cook properly, can all
be remedied and a saving in fuel obtuined.
Rend stamp for circular. Henry C'olford & Co.
Tib HaiiBoin Ht., I'mladclphia.
Wo should not hesitate to recommend to any
friend of ours, Parsons' Purgative Pills they
are scientifically prepared, and aro adapted to
all the purposes of a good purgative medicine,
Dticidedlv the best remedy that has ever
leen discovered for rheumatism, swollen or
stiff joints, flush wounds, sprains, bruises, cuts
ana uurus, is Jolmsou s Anodyne l.iniuieut.
We use it, and always recommend it to our
friends.
Information worth thousands to those out of
health. Kelf-help for weak and nervous suf
ferers. 1' acts for thoso wno uave neen dosiil
drugged and quacked. Tho new Health Jour
nal teaches all. Copies free. Address, Elec
tric Quarterly, Iew ork.
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ll mm Hrecllne," "(iam Fowl," or "Raking- Fowl.
Ul ann f.iof for .Hnrt.l." Mailed fornrU-a by "Foul-
irr World." 11. rlfnrd. ct.. oh. lln- .
lowl-raiaara,) or hj litO. 1. lilKMlAM, tlrou, Jlaaa.
lltST I'ltKHiril IT. S. IVnt.-m.inl K.hil.itinn
Al.tONTS WAN TKD ! Mortals and Kiplomns awanled
i..... .a.v pictoriai BIBLES
HOO III HmC rntlnilM. Aririrppft for new ciriMilnrn.
A. .1. imi-.HAN iX- CO.. !3( ARCH Street, Pin la.
SOLID STEEL HARROW TEETH
Slri'imlli Ctiinbliiril Willi l.iulitncn.
lTIHin rpci-.nt of a PitstittlrA monAV r-rrl-ir. wn trill
leliiin- (i ttii; expn-Kf or milro.Ti
41 Vltirn S'l'i'tre Icelli. Inlv incllea lunjf, for S-l. 50
4H ?-inch "ijilare leetb. luj in-'tiua Ion, for " U,t.
SICF.I.Y HOXK.n.
SWKKT'H M'K't; CO.. SymacUkE, N. Y.
THE BLACK HILLS.
Ait" Anvricnn WonderlinTl, by II. N. Mafjuirc. Itat spent
ta yc.trs in tlic II ill and Yellow stime roinn, The lairs, lull
est. Slid only truthful account of (iolif anr Silver prosjccis.
iprlriiltuntl and Orizing resources, C lunate, linntin mid
l-'isliinc. tlic Indiana, kud Setllrra' Adventures aud Cunflkt
iviih tli cm, Mining and Wild Western Life, and the (trmid
Iai urn i t onnersoi wus niosi rtmartcHuie cuumry-n aicruiu,
UoilinR Geysers. nWe Scenery, immense Gorget, etc.
Iliuxtr.-ited with 97 Fine tntTTavl nirs. and a larrc tnw Mtn.
Corrected to Mnrch i. I'rke, only lOcent; by mad, 2cul&.
Sold Ly ail Newsdealers, or sent postpaid, by
DQNNLLLLY, LUYU & UU., Pubs., Chicago, III.
The Best Polish in the World."
Wistar's Balsam
Wistar's Balsam
Wistar's Balsam
of
of
of
Wild Cherry.
Wild Cherry.
Wild Cherry.
A CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
Eat Stoneham, Oxford County, Me.,
Me., J
12, 1873.)
May
MF-ssna. RKTH W. FOWLE & SONS:
Grnlltmrn-l feed it my duty to write a few word, in
favor of Dn. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHKR.
RY. In the early part of last winter I took a aorere
oold, and shortly afterward, a di.troaning couch wo.
added to it. My friend, did everything they could for
me. but without arail. The best physician, that could
be procured did not relieve me, and ray oougb. con
tinued with me all throueh the winter with increasing;
severity. I kpit blood three or four times a day, and my
friend, eonsiderino; my oaae bopeloaa, gave me np aa a
ropjtrmed runumjttict. I was in thia condition when I
heard ot Dr. WISTAR'S BAL8AM OF WILD CUKR.
RY. I began it. use, and before I bad taken half a
bottle of it my eougb and all my other troubles left me,
and I was cured. I feel so truly indobted to this great
remedy for what it has done for me that I send you this
voluntary testimony, hoping it may be the means of
inducing other, who are suffering aa I wi to make use
of it. It is the be remedy for lung complaint, that I
ever heard of, and I am constantly recommending it to
my friends
Your, witil respect,
Mica. MF.LISSA M. BALL.
Wistar's Balsam
Wistar's Balsam
Wistar's Balsam
of
of
of
Wild Cherry,
Wild Cherry.
Wild Cherry.
tnwdwl in Wn!l Rt. RtwV mVe
fnrtnno rvnry month. Hook seni
trw explninin ri.rythinit.
Ad Irpw RWTKR VAX, Wnnkm IT Will Ht.. It. Y.
THE POTATO BUG
wnii
F. W. Devoe & Co's Paris Green.
For cirpiilnm hnw to n. Aririmra por. Kill ton nnl
Will. him flw., NtW York. Mnnnfnclnrorn of White
liad.doliirn.Varnishnn.Oilrt, nnd Pnintft KFAPT for Vhk.
ADAMANT
Hard Motnl
High Polish
Adjustable
Booms
WoortAlron
Run Stendy
Light Draft
All Sizes.
NEW YORK
PLOWS.
Do
the work of
best steel
plows,
Whilemuch
cheaper
to repair.
Agents wanted.
PLOW CO.
tl McrVinall -.. N. T
100.000
Facts for the People I
For ttiB Kurtnor, tho Merchant, the llorpemnn, the
Htnck-rnifinr, tho Poiiltry-teppRr, the Bee-ltepper, the
Lh borer, the Fruit-miner, the nrdwner, the Doc-tor, the
D.iiryman, the lioimelmld for every fntmly who wnntti
to save money, The Hook it 1 lit IJHh ('riitury.
V ti "l! Vtlit Ail
Male ani Keinnlo A (rents coming mnnty on it. Sntf
to us nt once for extra terms. 1N(KAM, SMITH A
BLACK, 731 Walnut Strtet. Plnlfldeiphia, Pa.
$1.00 $1.00
Osgood's Heliotype Engravings.
The choicest household ornaments. Price
On. Dollar each. Send for catalogue,
JAMES R. OSGOOD & CO.
BOSTON, MASS.
$1.00 $1.00
A GREAT OFFER ! ! Wo ,"" d,,r,,,
n uiitni urrtn i i ti.,riinrHTimi-
dUnnnp of I PI.OS nml IIKIi.WS m-w
nnil nrroml-liMiiil nf liml-i-lnna maker in.
rhiilinar W ATI-: lis nt Iiiwit nrlrcn lor rnnh
or Inntnllnii-iitn .r in Irr iintif linlil lor Hum
rv.r lii-liii-,- nll.-r.-il. WATKlis' 4iltAM
StH'AKK mill ri'KICHT I'l.tNOM nnd
IIM'M IMMi TlllilU Nl:v
SOI.J K.MJl nml HOI DOIKI nrn llio Hl:sT
.MAIM;. 7 Oi'tiiTi- I'innnn I SO. 7 I -H iln
ft HHt iml ll-i-il n yi-iir. "a" Mni Omniia
i0, 'ii;',s' ' Wroiw !(1S. N SliiM
l7.. IDMiiliagSH. I '2 Mii WIOOruHli.ii.it
imrd a yeiir.lii licrli-i-l orili-r nml ,vnrrnlili-il.
I, m ill nml Tluvi liiiu Ai;i: rs ANTI-;i.
llliixirntril f niiilnvm-a .lliillril. A I i In-nil
llUf-lllllll to Trarlt-ri, Hini'trr, fhtrchn,'lc. Sllf'ft
Mxhi- m Imll rili-i-. IIOH AI K WATKHS &
SONS. .Iln initni l nriTM, at Kiihi HiliM.,.Y.
U 'T'TTTi, I Aromn,oin nllm.vlraandof ovi-ry
J-1-'1-i I ilri i)illnn, frum the llixlilcfat,
llilCHtf and innrit rli'itnnt in usa to the lirnvliHt
and NtrnliKftt renuirnd for any kind of works aro
CONCORDI 1 ",,nl,,d ln
KlroilKtll and iliirnbility. Thoy raciaiveil tlm lilatli
ct wrllliMl nvnrd nt the rcntpnninl KimBitinn.
TT A HMTTIRS "I Ki'milno nnle.
X1H.SXUjBO. ,hoy rn NlnlI11,p,,
with nnr iinino and Trnili- .11 ink. A liliaral
T? TAAT A T? Tj he K0" fnr information
J VV IllVi ,.lt wil ,.onvir, ny .
miin nrlls linrnriu, nn llm t'niirnril llnrni-nK
Hint nrc not mnilii by iih. Kxtra induuementn
olTnrftri. Sind inr circnlnrs and price liat.
' Address
J. R. HILL & CO.,
Coiif rI. 'N. ir.
KnnstiH flisfiliiy of prxxlncts nt Ontonninl Mir-
pnwil nil other Sliitcs. K aXSAS At ll'IC!
It.W. '0. (ilU-M InrROSt lioily tif rbihI lanils ill
K.XS.4 nt lowest priecs nml liest trni.
rU-iityiil liov't lnnils 1'ltrK for Hoinosteiids.
Forcopvof "KANSAS 1-Ai ll K' llom
rVi'KAn," nililnwa, hmttl I
Ji, 7. Jttv,, Stt Una, Kan huh.
FIFTY-TWO
Ol' THK MOST I'KOMINUNT
STATESMEN of tte COUNTRY
Wh WRITE i'OK THR
TOLEDO BLADE
(XhhOd'h M'Hiter).
Kvarta. Khnnnan. Kev. Scllnrx. Murten. Hlinno. Fncrnr
Winiloin. and otiiera ot equal n-tu, oiMiLribute an article
irilnr I tin veiir.
TIm Nllnliy l.l-lle r aro writlon exclniiivoly for the
Tile Host and Cheapest Pnner in the World.
rii'i-iiiii'ii Copic Ni'iit Frri! to any addreaa.
Send ruatal. Adilre.
" HI,AIl-:, Tnlfiln, Ohio,
$ 7.20 PER QUARTER FOR TEH QUARTERS.
R ASOIM & HAMLI
f CABINET ORGANS.
HIGHEST AWARDS AT
FOUR
GREAT
WORLD'S EXPOSITIONS
Paris, Vienna, Santiago,
1867; f 1873; W I87SJ
PHILADELPHIA, 1876.
UIILV UKUANI Alain ED fJUST TUSK AT Cl.tTIRKlAU
Grttltvarltt Iff Mul, at t.rirat erJuoA unuii ,.,n...k Asa,
workniutK mmIi nrc w.tJwitt untifuattd fathtif wtnufactTt.
EXAMfLtlS OF KKT CASH PRICES r
F lv octave double reed oraan. fcl fC
with tremulant, OlUU
Five Octave organ, nine stops 1 1 A
with volx celeste, fXJ.ffc
Sold far monthly or auarUrl mum(N1i. mr rrntfd tin Hi
nt jwt. A tuptrwr organ urn now be ptirthaitd bp tht taty
ptimet ql f 7.fo pr fuarter or tin quarttn, Vataioettf frtc.
MASON St HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
1M Trtmont St. St Union Sq. S0 Wabaib At..
BOSTON. HEW YORK. CHICAGO.
THE
$10 to $1,000 E
WW.
r . id
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of ZtfYIIE.
HOME OFFICE, AUGUSTA, ME.
Directors' Office, No. 153
CIIA.llTElli:i 1H40.
Assets, - - - $8,129,925.68.
JOHN E. DeWITT, President.
All Policies issued after Anrll tut. 1 STT. whioh
chall n t ontiin pr vision fr a Barren ior value at
the M. une m n-l? jrteiture uw, aa bol-jw, will be entitled
Prailical Rgsults oi tlis Maine Non-Forfeiture iw, Fassctl February. 1877.
Illustrated by a Whole Life-Policy, issued at Age 30, '
And allowed to La dm after the Payment of Three or more fnll Aanual Preminma, Preminma ha Tina 1
Paid wholljr in Cub.
Additional Time
Under tlie Law.
Premium! paid before Lapse
Ae
whtin
.topped.
Aice at
No.
Amount.
Yean.
Day..
ueaiu.
I
4
6
T
9
10
11
11
IS
u
15
16
17
18
friftl
MIH
1,185
1.3H2
l,6"il
1,816
2,013
9,270
2.4H7
S.724
2,1
8,178
S.lll)
S.liU
S.K.M)
4.(1
1
8
4
6
7
7
S
9
f
10
10
11
11
11
11
913
170
'3
67
26
837
2.15
114
927
147
8116
7a
ii
870
330
Sri
87
39
41
48
46
47
4
60
62
6H
66
66
67
60
60
S6
87
88
8
40
41
42
4
44
4ft
46
47
tn
Active Agents
APPLY TO DIRECTORS1 OFFICE OR
no.) tl
recelv
Bread.
t
only
EONEY OF IIutiElIOUllB AUD VAR
FOR THE CURE OF
Songoa, Ooldi, Iudnenia, Conncncus, DifBcnlt
Breathing, and all ACectlosa of th Thror.t,
Bronchial Tribes, and J.'.aga, leading
to OoasamrUon,
This infallible remedy is composed of tlic
Honey of the plant Ilorclicnuui, i.i chemical
onion with Tar-Bai.m, extracted from the
Life 1'RiNCiri.E of the forest Itcc.Aukis
pAt.SAMF.A, or Halm of Cilead.
The Honey of Horeliound SOOTHF.S AN1
BCArrERS all irritations and inflammations, and
the Tar-balin cleanses and iif.ai the throat
and air passaccs leadinc to the limes. Five
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist, and in healthful nclion. l.ct no pre
judice keep you from trying this great medi-
:ine ot a famous noctor wno nas saveci inou
sands of lives by it in his large private practice.
N.B. The Tar-Balm has no bad taste or
smell.
PRICES SO CENTS AND $1 TER BOTTLE.
Great saving to buy large size.
"Pike's Toothache Drops" Cure
in 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
0. N. CEITTENTON, Prop., N.Y.
G!1)D1.I illOMTlt. Acent. wanted .yerywhar.
CiCoW Adilross (1. P1R1UINH. Kay.ntwood. 111.
GET
P.fRXHAM'S LAST NEW BOOK
ON 1'Ot LTRY 'IIoW to ItlliHP
'owIk nml Ekzh fop market."
Mailed for 25 eta. and 8 cont.atntnp
y Utll. 1". Ill UN 11 AM. I". (). llnx
11, Irli'OMr, IfnHn.
DR. WARNER'S HEALTH CORSET.
t'l.i t;, , , a . j
Willi Phlrt RnpportPr and
KrlCAtlJustins l'ndn.
Pecuro. Health anil CniipnnT of
Ilmly with (InacKanil Ukaiitt of
Form. Three Garment. In one.
Approveil by all i liyalcianA-.
AOK.NTN WANTKD,
Rn tuples by mall, In Cnntll, $2:
Bntletn, tl 76. To A penis at
95. renta Iprs. OrHpr alv.a turn
Inches smaller than waist mca-
eure over tne areas.
WunerBw 351 BroadVaT.g Y.
Recommend It Heartily.
SODTIl lloflTON.
Mil. RTKVKNSr
Itrftr Miri iiium tnknn ftnTftrnl hot t Ion of rour VKfK.
TINK. nnd am convinced it is ft valuatilo remedy fur
D.vpp.i., Kidny Uuiupluint, and Ronerttl d'.'Uility of
ttie hyRttti.
I enn heartily rccommnnd it tn nil ttifforing from tbo
dovo ctimpinintn. vuurs roHvnctiuny,
31KB. ItlUillvUlt I" A It HUK.
Athen Strent.
Established 1846.)
J.ESTEY & CO.
CSend for Illustrated Catalogue.
XTRACT
CATARRH. I oikI'h txlmi l is nearly a Hpo-
cine lor ima aiaeasc.. 11 can liaruiy no e
clled. even in old and obstinate caaes
'ihe relief is ao prompt that nn one who
has ever tried it will bo without it.
CUAPPEIi HAN lS AMI FAt'E.-l'ond'a
rjttrurl alioukl bu in every family thia
i-ous-li weather. It reinnvea the soreness
and rouhucaa, and softens and b?alH
the akin nromptlv.
ltHElTM ATISSI. Durinif severe and chan .anble
weiuner, no one auoject to Khtmuiatir
j-ivina anniiiii oe one nay without I'omri
F.xtl'ni!!. whirh alu-nva r..lt..-..u
SORE 1.1 M.S. t ONSU.MI'TION, f IH liHS,
OI.DS. l int -. Id .-:itlur trie, the
l.unita aorely. lbivo I'oiiiI'm F.xtrnrl
011 1, ,nd alnnya. It rei.uvaa tho pn-u and
r-ir.'. the iliae.-oo.
CIlIIni,AIN will be promptly relinvad and
ultimately cured by Kilhinit the alllicted
liarta with rond'H Exlrnrt.
FROSTEIf MMIS.-l".,inrr.ExirnctlTnrin.
Illy relieve, the pulii aud liliully I un a.
HOllE THIIOAT, qilNSY, IXFI.A1IEII
TfiNsn.f Ami air pa "
I'li'mi'Lir iiui.il uy i,o UPO CI I'DlldV
III(TOU. nml Vwh of I'nmVm F.xrrnrt, I '
....... . . rJI,",,letforni. aentfreeonappliontionl
New York. Kohl by Druaviata.
UNION
Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
shill have been tn force ihrea full vasts and whieh
leist e piivalent t the value arisins under the terms of
to an iaa oeneno anaing iroin the same.
NATURES REMlDYTX
m TH Dr t at Btoo o PuwirtE Jr
Amount Due if Death occur, on Last Daj of Extension.
Inaurane.
Preminma and Inter
orer the
eat to be deducted.
Amount of
Due Heira.
Premiuma.
folic.
No.
Amount.
,000
,0110
,(-
,ouo
,0UI
,0110
.ono
I
4
6
6
7
8
8
lo
10
11
11
11
12
12
12
P6P.87
1,041.18
1.H3SM8
l.tse.oft
l.sso.oo
S.SM.74
2,477.1
2.848.24
S.'Jli.HS
8,116.76
8.6H6.28
8.7 36
4,117.61
4.2i8.6S
4,271,86
4,827.66
t,240.18
8,68.K2
e.ww.i-a
8.844.M
8,w
7,SuD26
7.622.M
7.1M76
6.7K4 16
6,664.26
6.214.78
64.66
6,rX2 48
i,76.4i
6,726.14
6,67146
t8.6M.19
t.OM.81
7.6H6.82
8.420HK
6,84126
6,47U6
4,8H6.;
4.2.16
1.140 26
8,868.71
8.026.66
lJ
,uu
,0110
,UI0
,u
)
,UI0
,WI0
,uuo
1,477.48
1,164. a
1,867.14
L686.4t
Wanted.
TO ANY AOF.N0Y OF THK COMPAHT.
IT A I f I EV I
tl IU JlS. 4t irVIl 1
L. POWDER.
aC I a clfl Pr Day: work fnr all, Tnrma frrc O.W.
90 10 I U VVASlirtl'RM I'll., Middlplxirn, Mas.
1lt INTF.IIH, bpI "irnnsi flnl" t'nafF. mail
hy VAWiiKniioHj.rra jn.sjtMt sMT
VTM KAIOI, V.te., I'nW f Xl.F. In fa.. Mr).
Va. and FlaBariiiiiii.. J. HULK. W ilmiuhtiiw. t'Ft
RC a wrwk In yonr nvm town. Tnrtna ami . nutt
OO rW H. IIAI.r.KTr A- I P , I'-.rllnnrl. M.iinw .
A C K O ry Wwkl.i Aacnla. Hlllo.
SOD H S77 P. I. HHKRHY, Alnr.iata,
Maine.
CS H A WliKK. Oatnlnxna and Rnmpln KKK.K
Cl-All KBLTON A CO.. I 111 Naaaau St.. N..w Yorlt.
Aflront f'hnnce tn MaVr Mmr,. Onod Airr-nta wnntad.
Writs at once to Bran Mrn. Co., Unffn lo. N.Y.
nrifll rn"btM'.'oTia. m.mi.VM.
K 1 1 ULV L II WitaTienw Onw WonFS. Chicago. Ill'
S12
n rlny at homo. Aaonta wantod. Ontflt and
tonna trM. TKUB A UP., Auanata, Maine.
1?I,K(TKH! IIKI.TW.-A NEW, CHEAP, PER.
I J FK.I1T Unm for nramatiira debility. Rand for olron-
larnrenll on Dn. H. K A KK, w.lig Broadway, New York.
A'JENT!-iirnppe ( lirninn. In Hip W'orld.
DoNTlnr.KTAL OHnoMO Co.. flrt Nnaann Rt Now York!
SftT.in Ifnhhpr Trr-r, Stamp. A Bnhhar Oood.
FND FOR CATALOGUE, or aak yor Rtationor.
nmathin. Now. H. R. iNGirnflni.T. 911.1 R... TV V
tfjafl WATt'HES. A Oroat Rpnaatlon. Rnmpl.
Jlk,."! Watch and Uutfit fre fci A;i.nta. Ilutlnr than
$2500
a Year tn A iron. n..tni .i m
tiSSImt linn Jrrr, j- Or ll-rillS IUl-
ilreaa. J.irirtAr-'ii.. w. iu,. Mo,
$350 a"
iInnlh. Accnta wanted. 30 beat sell-
articlos in the world, (inn anniiile free.
roaa.l ll HI(IIIV. I,..,r..,i Ui,.h.
o
OH! AOKNTS. OH! EVERYBODY.
Till- ,11 1' ST AC If K Prolrrlor
only 85 cent., rircnlnra fr'o aa air.
C. H. BARROWS. Willim.ntic. Ct.
o
WANted
Men to traypl and take order, of
Merchnnta. Snlary mi2IMIayear
and all Iravelina exnenaea naid.
A dd reaa OEM ManTg Co., St. Loniw, Mo.
. W. I.TUTninj, Tfarta, f Onttar, Flnte, Comet.
ajaaBBBBaaV . 1 " vi,inar,ine neai in uae.
r Wlli-alor in Miuirnl Inrutneiita, Mimic.
8trll,ga. Catal.tru.-a lm-. 1 Jt Tr,-nim,t St. Iloaton.
TT4,"rVCTaTMVG Procured or No Pay, for eyery
Pjll OH 1 n wounded, mplnred.accidenU
ally Injured or dtaeaaed Roldier. Addreaa, Col. N. W.
r 1 1 .HKKAI II. o. H. maim Atfy, Waahinirton, D. O.
OPIUM
IIAniT CI REII AT HOME.
No publicity. Time ahort. Terms mod.
urate. I.OIHI Ti-stimoniala. I
DK. F. F.. MAHRII, tJuinoy, Mich.
And Nnt
I , aa... .
.a . . i siiiii a in iiiiiiii i if I ,. ,t.,i
Sold l,y Watchmaker.. My mail, Itllc. Circular, free.
,T. H. BIRI.'H ft CO., 3H Dey Street, New York.
KITCIIOI.CNE. KITCIIOI.IM-:.
Soan "counted out." Aak your llrocer tor lame. free.
.ample packaare. If yon don't art it. nt: o.nii,. Aa-enta
In the trade wanted -HAMPKN M ANI'FAI TPUINO
CO., 414 GREENWICH HTHHF.T, NEW YORK.
Co South !SS
riii.AP iio.iiioh!
Ticket.. Reli
fomiation aa tn
brat locations. Send lOc. for Southern Hrrnhl. Add'.
(1 A INKS ft YINOLINO, No. Aalor llonae, New York.
TEAS.prbicei
staple article pleases everybody Trade continually In-
ero-ifiinff A (rent wanted everywhere! drist indncpmenU
d'-n't wnpte tno nnn tor circular to kuhi1 m
.WKI.L8, 43 Vwor 8t.. Now Ynrh. P. O. Rm
VIOLIN STRINGS!
Oemtinn Italinn Violin Htrinwu. filo for BbtiJo or OuU
tnr. nnii 2ihi. each, or ) I .(! nnd )tjat.z. Rnl
by mail on rwnipt f pricH. P.n!tTr ! Si-nd curd for cut
efogue. .1. HAKM-FIti Importer of Mnirnl Inrtnw
tnvnts nnd it-intf. Hwm nu iiiiiith m., t-fw urn.
A BOOK for the MILLION.
MEDICAL ADVICE A:,.fl?,n.f.".l',,.,m,,y,',,',n 8?
Unncpr, OHtniTh, Rtipttirw, Opiiiin ll.iPit. t-tc, tivyii
r Jtnr. nn rpcfipr. ni niaiiiii. AU(in-tij nr. itmitv iiiton
wiry.No. 1-4 Ndrtli Hilt Strpt-I. St. Uhiik, M i.
Prof. Halt MtiKln t ninpoiinrt
ll the only prepsrntiitituiif packneot whu-ti
will trce the benrd to Bmw thick nd heavy
on the minothrtit face (without injury) in 'Si
d-iya in every caic, or nmnry cht'crtulli re
tunrtfd. 25 centa nrr package pnnipfiid i '3 for
.V) ecnU. i.. W. JONKS. Ahland. Maan.
KMr'a-i"- - " IWotti
KKFI"S Sill HTS only onw qunlity The Rert.
Knon'ii Patent Pnrtl v-mndfl Dri'si Shirts
i!an be finished a enny at. fipmininn a llaiutkeichief.
1 ne very nest, aix mr a .ini.
Kfep'a Utiin Niiirta miidh to meosure,
I'hi vr hi.nt. six for fttl.OO.
An elesant sot of trrnnlne (iold-nlate t'nllnr and
lve Buttons given with nnch half doz. Kwp' Shirt ft.
Keep's Shirt-a are delivered FKaKK on rei-t-ipt (d pr;rs
tn any part of the Union nn xprps flmrijeB to ptiy.
Sitmples with full dirwutintiB for -If-iiM'fiburfimMit
-ent rree w any rinnreMH. njo sTiimp retnri'il.
Dual directly with the Mannfiicttirer and et Bottom
I'ricea. Keep Manntnidnriny -p.. Kt. Merrer St., N.Y.
GAS-LIGHT FOR EVERYBODY!
SI Per IOOO Feet!
Cheaper than Cnnl Gas Knfer than Koronene A
more brilliant light than either.
lndorand ty leaduiK ltisiirimee t'ompttnies. An
ut untitle Machine Knitilv handled Adntited to
DwelliiiKa, Factories. Churehis. htnres, II. H. Iep ta
md (Mticea From Sinrle B inuir upw.irdR Nfitliiitg
like it in the Country Send for I hitrnied t'atiloue.
THK HIIAI.KK MANUKA(TITK1N CO..
P. O. Bon 37 No. 4 Murriiy St.. New York.
$2500
A YKAK. A(. F.NTS WANTKD
on our Omitl 'iiiiilihiuiion
ProHpiTtiiH. reprHhHiittn
1 50 DISTINCT BOOKS
I wanted everywhere. The biaffOM tttlnp rvrr fried.
Hnles mstie from this when all sinsle ltHk fnil. Also
A trnnts wanted on our JlAilr l( K T FA .1111 . Y
I HI Itl.aKS. Superior to all others. With InvitluuMe 1 11ns.
trnted Aids and Superb Bindings. TliVHt HffuliN lirnt
111' nriil. full nirticnlitn tree. Addrft-h ill HIM
K. PDTTKIl A CO., FuhliaherH, PIIILADKIJ'HI A.
BILLIARD TABLES.
Beut in Ue. Halls, Clolh. C.uen.
nnd everything nppfrtaininK to
Billiardrt. at Ijowei-t HricfH. llav
ins the lament t.tock nnd finest
fncilities for intinnfiHrtiirinK,
orders enn he promptly tilled,
tinod semnd-hnnd Tjihlei cheap.
I HK IHI.I.IAltll KjVK, An 1IIII8-
tratfd newspaper sent fieo on
jipplicatiun.
H. W. COLLENDER,
738 Ercanway. V. Y.
1,11 W K-k I J l.-'L'C
.a.vaM.
Bend for Pamphlet of the Beliabli Burlington Road.
Aauress, j.sta ccrBl:ilcior,B. t K. T. 2.
JN The united staTlS
THIS NCW
ELASTIC TRUSS
)1aisF4 1.ffrr.of from all ntuora.ts
cup-akspa, wdb Kir A.ijmit.iir ball
Id aeotr, sdinu tif u :t n-i.
Ussr itacbodf, bll it- biill lo
iba onp presses bck f " In
te tines juttt an a person
wouid wiUi the togtn ub
Mcbt prtoarc lh titnA h m-U
eoralr dar aud nuhl. and a radical anra ir'im ll la mi.
arable and obftap. sa( b? mail. ( lrrlara lr.
iCOieiTOri tkum co.. wan hall, Mich.
COLLINS & CO'S (&&&ts
I PLOWS
YOUR anooi-oS TO
Collins &. Co.
212 Water St NEW-YORK City.
Mattresses and Bedding
FOR -
Hotels, Institutions and the ? ' v I ).
Feather, llnlr, AIohm, lliiak, KxrrlMnr oin.
forliTB, KlnnkflH. Ili-d l.liu ii, t "In, l.li'.
fiend for Price Liat.
WM. S. FOGG & SON,
HI A- 173 lm Hi ii in Mn-el. N I : VkV 4 IKJt.
Maize Flour Toilet Soap J
Maize Flour Toilet Soap !
Maize Flour Toilet Goap !
A great discovery! new s.np compound ! H soothes,
softens, and whitens t he nkin. lins wtrndertnl ht nl nt mid
superior ahhIiiiik propt-rties.And tt iiiniilly wniti'il lorthe
batli, nnrtiery nnd general tilt. It is 'th;htfHllv per
fumed, an t old everywhere et ) niodura-e prire. Itt iir--,
tered in Pntfitt Orhce. lx'rt, hy the lunmilm'turHrs,
M KKOX1',, VAN ft A At . K. J TL.' "j 1 1'1' 'V " l.'
ORK DAYSOF GOD !
IW Phok. ILKUHF.RT W. M')UR1S. A.M.. I . 1 .
The Ornnd HinUiry of the in Id Itfl'ort Admii.
Its dttelaaii oriiciu. Lhrilliiur sud iiiVMternnm cIiiiium- in
becoininK nt aiKHie for man. The heat Hum,
Q I COlLLNCeR I
ne hestituiA, wondt-rs
Kttiu'. bo if 'in.
re d il with
ut 4'trcuiMr, T)na
and realities ill 1'tnti aa shown nv
olnar and eaaily underst'Md thtt all r
ftilroniceMt eniiiiendMtions. Solid Ur
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headache:
int. f
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4I.III.H- P1I.I.S nr lri.ni(.l ei.ri.,-.lv lo
cure M( K IIIAKA4 IH). NKKVIIl's IIIAIl.
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II II.I.IA, JM ICII Hf.Nr, M.I I ri.os.
NKSM, and will cure hut i-nw;. (ii.iee. MKi
N. Kuinw Kt.. Iliiliniiiire, llil. I'rii-e rile..
poMiMie tree, fcnlil hy till ilruuuUl. nnd rnuii.
Irr.Murea). If K KUKM tllowui d ilnnU,
llaliiinorc, Aid.
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HEN WKITINU TO A IIVEHTlnKua,
pleatae a.r taiMa vai.
MW IK avalveruaea
Beat In aitla pKpor.