A l!UNU FKAT.
Tlicre is & story of an aclaiiral'i son
who climbed up to the main royal
truck, stood on that giddj height for
some tnomoDts, and thou, finding it im
possible to descend by the rigging,
would htivo fallon to the deck had nut
his father appcarod and ordered him'
to jump into the sea. The boy Jump
ed, and escaped with a good fright aud
a wet skin. A few days ajjo, a sailor
aboard the chip Dharwar, iu the har
bor of San Francisco, performed a feet
on the royal main truck which takes
tho shine completely out of the exploit
of the boy. The tar, who is an old
English man-of-war's man, as the
Dharwar was beiujj towed up the har
bor, mounted tho rigging to the main
royal mast-head. Then getting his
knees out on the royal truck, a circu
lar piece of wood only eight inches
and a half in diameter, he gradually
raised himself to his feet, and stood
erect on the giddy ajid dangerous pin
naclo. All the time, be it rememcred
the the vessel was in motion. Ho then
turned round and madea sort of Mo
hammedan obeisance to tho four quar
ters of the compass. But this was on
ly a sort of introduction to the extra
ordinary performance that followed.
Jack proceeded to take off a tight un
dershirt he wore, turned it inside out,
and then put it on again. The spec
tators felt more nervous than the dar
ing old salt, and when he started to
put the shirt on again, but few had
the nerve to watch him. After this,
Jack,. by way of a grand finals, de
scended to the main yard, hun"g.on the
footrope by his feet, head down, took
off bis shirt again, threw it overboard,
and then turned a somersault into the
water after it. He secured the shirt,
awam alongside, and when on board
got a class of rum, for which ho had
done this foolhardy act.
. A FAMOUS CLASS.
. The most famous that ever gradu
ated from an American college was
that of 1825, at Bowdoin College,
which will hold its semi-centennial in
June. Rev. J. 8. C Abbott writes
concerning it: "George Cheever and
I learned our alphabet together; Long
follow aud I were class-mates in school
lilting lor college, Hawthorne is
painted upon my mind's eye as silent,
solitary, with melancholy mien, he
walked the college grounds : Jonathan
Ciller, who might nave been one of
the greatest men in the nation, but
who was early shot by Graves in a
duel at Washiugton, rises before me.
In the preceding class was Frank
Tierce, with whom I have had many a
tussle to see which should throw the
other on the bed. Socially he was one
. of the most loving of men, and his
wife, Jane Appleton, the friend of my
childhood, was" certainly one of the
most beautiful and accomplished of
women, rut 1 essenden, a ruddy boy
of seventeen, was admittel by all to
be the 'smartest' little fellow in his
class. Calvin 6towa was the wit. You
could generally tell where he was by
the roars of laughter. John P. Hale,
iu a lower class, was an incessant
joker. His fund of humor vas ex
haustless. He had ability to make t
first rate scholar, but his genius led
him in other directions. S. S. Pren
tiss, or 'Little Prentiss,' at ve always
called him, was a mere buy lncolle&re;
but he was then brilliant, chivafric
and the soul of honor. No one who
. knew him eould be surprised at the
brilliant career which opened before
him."
A bill which is before the Tennessee
Etate Senate contains the following
section : "That bachelorism is hereby
declared a privilege, and every male
inhabitant of this State, over thirty
years of age, being of sound mind and
enjoying good bodily health, remain
ing unmarried af the 1st day of May
1875. "shall pay a fine of $10 annual
ly." In this State single blessedness is
evidently classed among the luxuries
and as such ought to be paid lor. .
You daren't go iuto a bar-room at
Kansas City, and call out, "Judge,
you lie" Lvery man in the room
Would know that you meant hira, and
you would nave to run a mile a min
ute to get away iroru tuem.
Don't sit up eights to see how long
that young gentleman stays witu the
young lady across the street. It si
thinks him worth the oil burned it
none of vour business. He isn't mak
ing love to any of your folks.
Business journals predict that with
in thirty days there will be a more
hopeful feeling throughout the entile
country than there has been known
since the panic of 1873.
More good manners at Nice. A
English lady, tho wife of a baronet,
cheated a bcotch marquis at card
and tho irascible Scot beat her on the
spot.
Tho leading hotel in Jacksonvill
I la., has lust made a cash dividend
thirty-thrco and a third per cent, for
its year's business.
A Kentucky paper endeavors to
pay a delicate compliment to a favor
ite actress by calling her a "sweet lit
' tie red-haired chandelier kicker."
"No trum" id not a mercantile sign
merely ; it is written in bold charac
ters over many a human heart.
The Kansas Legislature proposes to
distribute 805,000 among the destitute
iu its border counties.
WORK
PONE AT THR
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At the toiceM eath prices, neatly, prompU
ly, and in tyl equal to thai of any
other ulubluhmeni in the District.
:oi
DSINESS CARDS
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARD&,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
MONTHLY STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
P O S T E R S
DODGERS,
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
8UI1T1KG TAGS, &c
JOB
AlleghenyValleyXRaili Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and BuffaloCorry &'Pitts
burgh R. R. -
OX AND A PTE 11 Monday, February
1S74, trains will run m follows:
2,
STATIONS. Northward.
Kn. U v I K I
Southward
IU. t
a m
p m
2:
4:(
4:W
n:Kl'
0:0O
::!
7:IW
8:12
P-.a',
9:4,S
a m
7:2"!
ptn
pm
p m
Pittsburgh
10:Of
H::)l
W Pen J ii n a
Klttnnninir
U. II k Jnnn
Urady Hend
Parker
8:.r
"1:211
12:32:
11:40
7:4
10; l
R:20
4:4S
8:.V!
8:0.'.
10;.V.
M::Wi
10::w
Emlonton
12:un
1:10
10:lii
Noru harass
IhlP
8:25
! ran kl m
1:.V
Oil City
:00
2:33
2:4!)'
2:1 A
7:4
8:00
Oteopolis ft;(XI
12:1
7:X
7:23
tt;M
(1:011
5:20
i-.naleK.H'k M7
11:45
TioiirwU t;(W
Tidinnto 10;2K
3:2il
10:57
0:21
7:45
1:62
4: 1 ft
fi:00
Irvinotou 11:4."
Itousevlllo
10:W
11:10
2:
7:28
Titnsvillo
Corry
8:50
ft: 10
7:0tl
12:.Vti
11:1:
9:4;
C:0.
Mavvlllo
liuiliilo
K:r
p. m
p. ni
a. in
la. m p. in
Trains rnn by Philadelphia Ti
J. J. LAWHEM'H, ic
in p.
on'l Sup.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AND AKTKH 11 P. P. Sunday May
1, 1870, Train!) arrive at and loavo tho
ITnlon Depot, comer of Washtntou and
Liberty street, as followsl
A Kill V K.
Mall Train, 1.30 a m ; Fast Lino, 12.12 a
m ; Well s accommodation No. 1, fl.20 in"
llrlnton accommodation No 1, 7,50 a nvi
Wall's accommodation No 2. 8.65a m :Cii-
elnnati express P.20 a m ; Johnstown ac
commodation 10.60 a m i Hraddock's ac
commodation No 1, 7.00 p m j PituihurKh
express 1.30 p m; Pacific express 1.50 p iu ;
nan aocoininoumion ijio x.; p m;
tinmowoou accommodation rvo 1, V.5. pm;
Wall'a accommodation No 4, 6.50 p m ;
rtrinlon accommodation No 2, 1.10 p m ;
Way Passenger 10.20 p in. .
DEPART. -Southern
exi ress 5.20'a m : Paclfle ox
prosa 2.40 a m ; Wall'a accoinmoilation No
1, 6.30 a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a m ; Ilrhiton'i
accommodation 11.20 a m: llraddock'a ac
eommodntion No 1,5.10 p m; Cincinnati
express 12.35 p in; Wall'a accommodation
N 2, 11.51 a in ; Johnatown accommodation
4.05 p m ; lromewood accommodation No
1, 8.50 p in; Philadelphia expresa 3,50i ra;
Wall aoconimmlation No 3,3.05 p in; Wall'a
accommotlution No 4, 6.05 p ni ; Faat Line
i.w p in; wall a jsob, li. uu p m.
The Church Trains leave Wall'a Station
erorv Sundav at 8.05 a. m., reaching Pitta
Imrith at 10.05a. ni. Returning leave l'itta
hurijli at 12.50 p. m.,. and arrive ut Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. in.
Cincinnati expresa leaves daily. South
em express dally except Monday. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
For furthor'informatlon aply to
W. H. BECKWITH. Aorent.
Tlie Pennsylvania Railroad Company
rill not assume any Risk for Ungpigo ex
cept for Woarlng Apparel, and limit thoir
rsponaimlity to line llunilrea uoiiai val
ue. All bniim)0 execodinr; that a mint
in value will be at the risk of the rner,
unieiut uiitou uy special contract.
A. J. CASSAl
General Superintsudont, Altoona Pa.
G&fT WESTER"
PITTSBURGH, PA..
Tho following liat embraces only a part
of our immense stock t
Muzzle-Loading' Riflea, full or half stock
at $12, $15, $20, and $25.
Double Barrel Rifles, $20 to $50.
Double Riflea and Shot Quna, either over
and under, or aide by side.and at all prices
from $.10 to $50.
Single-Barrel Shot Quna. for men or
boys: cheap safe and durable. All prices
$3.60 to $25 each.
Double Barrel Shot G uns.
Our flftv different atvlea. made of Iron.
London Twist, Tjtminated Stool or Damas
cus Ilarrols, nniahed In the best and latest
style, all sizea, for men and lxvs, at prices
rangiru- from $8, $10, $15, $20 $25, $S , $40,
50, $75 to $100.
PISTOLS,
In variety from $1.00 to $8.00.
REVOLVERS,
4, 6, 6, or 7 shooters, of every kind, at all
prices from $6.00 to $25.00.
BREEOH-LOADING RIFLES.
Winchester Improved 18 shooter. Best
long range gun in tha world. Prioo only
$45.
Sharp's Celebrated llreeoU-Loading" III
flea only $10 eaeb.
Remington lireech-Loadins Riflea at
locat factory prices.
Wiesson's and Stephen's Pocket Rifles,
UKini? metal cartridge! at 912, $15 and $1,8,
Breech-Loading bhot uuns.
The Dexter Sinixle Barrel Breech Ix.ad
ln(t Khot U ii ii, usi iik Brans hIioH'h price $20.
Stan hens' it. Jj. hlnixlo (iun. i().
Double Barrel Breech Loader.of Moore' a
Dean's Woodlilll's, ureenen a, mciiarus ,
Scout's and other line uiakos, at all prices,
rrom foo to 3uo eacn.
Send for rrice List to
J. II. JOHNSTON,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
285 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBTJRQII, PA...
and state that saw this advertisement in
Tiik Forkst RkI'UBMCAN.
Takb Notiob I will buv or trado for
Army liitloa.Carbines, revolvers, Ao. For
prices seo Catalouue.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention
floods sent hv exrtreBs to anv iM.int C I).
D., to be examined before paid lor, when
rcfjueHiea. . so ir
E. KLKIN,
TiuiouTU, Pa,
Is scllliiK out lus
entire stock of
Watches Ac Jewelry
a r FinsT cost
All parties in want
of Gold and Silver
Watches, Gold and
Silver Chains, La
dies' Opera Chums,
the latost stylo in
iiu !;oi(l and putiea sets,
.ii I ILU Bracelets, Utuds,
Clo-ks, Ac., will lind this a first class op
portunity. All goods are new, no old
trash. This is no humbug. K. Klein sells
at oust, Go and sue.
CJV RSCRIRH for tho Vorest Republican
It
i will puy.
Wm
Immense Ilcfliictiou
M the Wholesale and Retail
V -..,T,,., ,y a
' s i. f'i'.r ". i
'. .jxslil- J; ; A ' " it
jripnJc, '--i "-. .
S. HAMILTON & CO., 77
OUR MOTTO IS AND HAS BEEN
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PKOlTrS.
Our bnalncaa la exoluaivcly TIANO.S and OltOANS, wliii li enables ti to fjlvo our
whole timo and attention ti thla exclusive trade. Thna whern older ileulei fhII rr..in
five to ten Instruments a week, our aalea very ollen oxi-eed lli.-e niut.l- rs in a r.v
day, ao that we can Initter olloi-d to aril ot 10 per cent, profit on ci, tUan llicr an at
20 aud IS per,conU '
Hvery'Instrument wo sell Is as goo, I an an ant for uh, as (hey Invariably'lntroduss
us favorably to all who see them. We have sold and in uss
In and about Pitlsburph alone. Thev are not some new Ornan, tho urowth of a few
montlM, but are old reliable makes, that are ciiistnntlr sililmn cverv meritorious Im
provement. Tho really Urand Simmons & I'louith's i'ombinatl. in nrsn hsve mn
muiiutactiired for Twenty-live yoara, while tho Olebraled Tavior A Karlpv Culmtps
Organs have been inanulaoturcd over Tw onty vears. A ml now for the purpw-e of ln
troductnx them more thoroughly throughout all inenniintrv towns of the KlaU we
have mado new and very heavy oontnu-u for lari;e numlwrs of them, which w pr.
pose to sell on thoir moritJi, and witlfout tliewwlHUmeeof Ai 1 1'.N 1 H I ill M ll)It.i: Mi:,
KiviiiR tho puroiias(ir the lienellt or vmmiaHions and w hoi t-a.il o diacoiuiU, wc'iiro thim
enabled to olTor tik-se Urgang at the following prices, at w hich w o ehail m 11 lor a l ie it
Mmo.
CABINET CASES.
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs, Regular Price, fW,.oo at $ S5,oo
5
6
" ' " 105.00 ut
FULL RESONANT CA SES,
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs, Regular Price, $Mr.oo ut
5
" 6
2 sets Reeds 6
8
Vox Humana "
Viola
These Orirans are all Solid Walnut, ranelinir and Carvlmr all of Soli J Walnut. Nei-
thor saw-dust DiouldinRS nor cheap brass trinkets are used on these iiiNtruiiients every
thing is of the very beat, and are all fully warranted for uve j ears.
TXX2S QIULDBURT
WILL BK SOLD AT THE
The above are atrlctlr cash prices, but
or semi. annual payments will bo taken at
aoove prices, reraoni oruermg uy louer
1UK moue. 11 ine oasn prioo lie scm wun ino oraer, inn instrument will be shipped by
treinht, if not aocompanied with tho cash, the OrKiin will bo ahipxd by Kxiircn, c. O.
D. If time be desired, wa require .notes with good security, or ut Uaat rood references.
Address for Catalogue, and state where you read this notice.
febl7 14m
Having completed the alteration
of our More room, ira would re
ttpectfultif announce that we have
re-oiteneff.
We havearraiifeil our Store with
a rieiv to the convenience of custom
ers, and to Heciire ejrjtcttition in all
brandies of our hnninens.
Our Stock will be new throttfh
out, embracing all the latent novel
ties in fine Jewelry, Watches, Sil
ver Ware a nd Fancy (foods.
Jig attention tit customers, in
ducements in prices.and tulherenca
to a high standard of quality, we
hope to merit n continuance of the
patronagaJi tretofore so liberally
bestowed. -
JOHN STKVEXSOX'S SOXS,
93 Market Street, Pittsburgh, Va.
54 WOOD ST., -
-WnoLlWALE-
OFFER THEIR STOCK OF -
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
FOE AUTUMN, 1874,
September loth, 1874.
Bs. . P. rmss. Bi. .worn, M I rniunl lit
Cm vcrltr of l'on' n. 1M3. u4 Hur li) yeiri' .irtrhniM,
r.rfUKlOr. iUer's Veg.lsblo Uheummlo
f.rrnn l'lll. '' ' InlaJ-.U. eur
tA l'.iul in liJ. 1iiM, Ilu-k, Ilrrt. Limb. Horvow K'J
.T. UV-A. mi U llti.uinMlodi.JAMi. Sworn S.,U.M
.fril 1SJI. e t. A. OSUOUUN. Kotan i'nirUA J 4lO-
t- I.lillPV.'l hm.l-'uivl.y.O.njnu.tf ; rd.l k.U.lT.0 M.
tKiliTABlioth,Uifwrillr.l.'lllcr.l'l.il.J.irii.l
liiUwrl'.ioi.lil-t rattimnUwM'mtlA If Ml rewnrdfuran in.
mnilillilllllilnl -;t"""'' l"'r' " """ 'L l"-"
7-ly .
Tl8 riepublicaii Oflloe
KEEPS constantly on hand a larjte as
sortment of Ulunk IocdM, Mortnages
Subpienas, Warrants, Sumiuulis, Ac. to
be sold "heap fur cash
a.
to iiit the Timvs ! I
Piano ami Organ Emporium of
AVE, riTTSIiriWiH, 1A.
155.00 ut
05.00
05.00
100.00
105.00
125.00
100.00
175.00 at
135.00 at
215.00 at
275.00 ut
0 D&C&CH JTXilXCOa
SAME RATES OP DISCOUNT.
if desired hv thn nnrchnsor kMi.
an advance of 10 pur cent, per annum on tho
can ucpemi on tun m4t carerul aelection lo-
S. HAMILTON & CO.,
77 fifth Avenue, I'ittnbiirfjh, iv.
uLmsxagusi
- PITTSBURGH, PA.
S0 0 3Efr.iS
A.T VERY LOW PI a CES
... w25-Sm
The oldestand miwt relial.lo intttituti
fur obtaining a Mercantile K ilm-aiii'ii. i'or
Circulars write to 1. m'fr'KA SUNS,
w'J2-3m eom I'ittsburnh, l'-
KKIHTOMi IIIMMi KOIIMH,
203 Liberty St., - - Pittsburifli, Pa.
li'. . SIMl'SOX, J'i ojt ii tui:
SIKAl.N AT Al.l. 1IOI US. .
.
TRANSIENT CUSTOM SOLICITED.
w25-ly
JOH WOKK of nil kinds done lit this i.r
lico on short notice.
c.vo. w. MTtiiiimn:, it. ti, coi.i.ins.
r.ri. r.iMMUit.MAN, . u:n.'. m.AUt.
FOPJ.'PITT.GlASSSWbnRS.
I I T EC I I 4 i: A ).,
Miiiiiinu-ltiicra of every vnilt tyof
FLi;T GU3S IU? HIM KEYS,
AND
S!LVCRtDIGLASG:iRCrL5:CTORS,
WAMItNU TuV A. KHANKMX STht.,
I'rrismiiuiit, l'..
'rbero l- "-lioddy" In (tlax, at well n m
In v.len lnliriiM. t 'onxiimriK of kcro
venc nvc Honi'MinieH iiIiiiohI ilicour.UfMl, so
l'if.ii iill v do chiinnoys bieiili, without
anv n'i.in'lit riuihP, i-i-nderinit Iho coat of
iliiniinyx .i'xiii: c'liml l 1 IihI. of oil. t'heiip
iipn lieinit thn older of t tin day, a (treat
until v nmmil'iL'lurio make chliinieyx In ni
nIIi.-iiIo of lime, htHlead of from Ipiid. The
lnlli:ii'd inriv loll the ililt'ci-ent unuliliiw of
l-liix by Hn rini tliein j t-e vibrations of
the lend h'""" have 11 clear, ritieinc;, bell
Ill, n N.mnd, pi'.w"-in tho riviuisito
Mlrei.'.rlh to v1lli-.tind expniiHit.u an.i con
triii'ti.iii, a weil iih the (jeneriil picNsuio of
use, nnl will imiliist half a-do7.on of tho
lime '.iIuhh chiMiiirys. KiMecn cents in
vt',.l in onii of the lend i lilmneyfl l"
moiiey well spent, even though it injines
t!i "ItU'le'" In Iho cheaper kind, which It
un.t si-.ircdly outrht to. mid d..ubtles
i'l. Ktick a pin there, and rcineinbnr It.
The ireniiliie load .Iiims t-himneys may
be ha 1 nt wli.'b.-le or retail of
ui:o. w. nniiiiiiitii: ,v Co.,
- 'I' - Tioiipvla, l's.
WATERS' CONCERTO S ORCHESTRAL
ORGANS4'"' niimI benmiriil m
firr ninilr, 1 ft. '1f
I II IU nnl (UK lll;S
; r '.?T$- Tl I.S-riSMilflrlr
I y -1 -r plnrtHt Iu miif 9r
V V v Vriillorlf vnlruat.'ft' I I.
' - V. ill I I r -f u novr
,1 '' '..-v.' j Hi II HI Ml ami Mil I-
: .i'V V-.-l mm '" in. '
.' '.4 I I I lo iVIIIHI Alt
t OK K u M I'l llll. 1 hfw Orsntis
tkt luntfv in r& t tl-l Niulc-s.
WATERS' TrF?'ratri
nkw scALr f ' v ;';: J
PIANOS. ('Vkthvi
km ,rml bow. Vs r ;
rr 1 1 n r ( J 'f s
slnylniT lone. 11
v. h nil Mtilrrn Improvriiirino,
0n4 in. tkt lt-sl I'lnH nn im0. 'I'ltran
rffinsitmi plnM r. wnrrnitietl tw
yfmr K-rlres r lr'UMly Iaw far
rlt m pnrl rah, i-nl hnlnnr. in
Mint. i h I r m fliiMrirrlr nrmnt
S nnd.tin.M .ilrMlilrlll tAkm tm
lirlmniM i;mi. , r )MU
SII IS m lk TIMIIU AUKKTI
WtMl llll'ftAt nirnll.nnir
tm ti I1, fc. nd ransria. A Imrgm
SI 7lrft?, V:nWrl., 'IMTtA., VAmJ, I.I..
m,c II 1 1 1K UH' r.iM'l f:x mil.no.
in ,: v a us Mi,
4M Uml.al nmi 4S Minn H N. 1
Testimonials of WatersV.PIanos' tn.l
Organs.
"Wstcrs' Coneertw Parlor 'Orpsn pns
swtca a iM-siilifnl aud Hi iillnrly soft tons.
1 he Concerto htnp H, without 'doubt, Iha
bet ever plm-rd in any nriran. It is pro
duced Ly mi utlr i Kot'of reeiU, pecuiiarly
voiced, from nhi. h Iho rPei-t is mult
chariiiinx, and it.i iiiiitiitlou ut tho human
volco 4 siii(rb. 1'..r swi-ctncMS of tdio
nod oivhculral ctlccls it has no equal."
.A. J.J liars.
Tho Concerto 1'arlor Or(tsn""is'som-
hinir entirely new; It i"a licnuliful'inirliY.
.riuitiicnt. iKmhCHHea a sweet and im.wsc-
fnl lone in a niowt l omiiienduble Inven
tion unit IioMm n blli liu o in public fe
ver." X. i'. h.rcnimi fxl.
As Oik iioth t Tilt. Pastor. 'lin
in hcNtral oi 'nui I t I he nauiit ol uiu it rrtxl
oriran rN-ciit!y iniumircrd by llrrucc W
tors it t-U.ii. '1'liu iiilruiiicnt takes this
nainn from its ri-.acuilv invoiiled ortlits-
riil Ht. The voiciiiK of this is peculiar,
pfHliii mir t lie rll.'.t o! a lull fw.-t rou-
lialtn voi.-o. Its tlnent in-ct is produced
when the ntOm are drawn, so timl till or
ehctral cIVert la trlven. Tho c.ino w unifiue
ml makes a hiiiidMime article of. furni
ture.' J.', J', iSiiji.
TIio Watci-s rianos sro known as among
tho very Ix-xt. Wo ai s i pal .led to.pcak of
licse liiMlriimeiiiN with conii.ieiice. Inu
perHoiud kuow leilyc. X. Y. .VunyWu.
a-iy
Dr. J. Walkfi's Culiroi hiit V tn-
CRlir Kilters aio n jmnly Vccttal.li
jircpnmiioti, mado chiolly f:oni tho in
livo JioiUs fouml cm tho loner rnnc vf
tLe .Sierra Nevada immnuiiis of Ciiiior
nia, tho medicinal juoiti. of ular't
nro extracted thcicfroiu ithout tho u
of Alcohol. 'J ho iH'.Htlnii is iii-uo ;
daily naked. ''What is Iho rausc of ilia
Ulipural.cU'd success of lliiK llll
tkksI" Our answer is, that llioy ic!iioi
tho caiiHO of disease, ntid the palicnt ic
covcis his lioaltli. 'l'licy nro tho tricil
blood pui'illcrillld A lifo-stiviiii; pi in.-! le.
a pcifcct Uciiovalor and Im im.i'.or
of tho synicin. Never l.cf ic in t!'
hi.l.ny of tho worU liiM S mnliiiiie I its
CUIII.lUa.ll'. pnt4Cl.il lliO r. -Mi-IP k.ili.j
quahtici of Vim.uau III I r;H in Iics!i:il' li s
ick of every iIim-smi kuii u hi-u t. 'l lii f
ore a pcnila l'u.r invo n "il a. a T-.i.ic.
relieving Centred "Ml r In!ln:i aislm-i uf
iba I.ii er ai Vuicral Uisu. i:i l::'.t
The iii'ftprrUiS f Pi:, w.nsrv'j
ViiikiiAU Hit i iu a: a A pi-n. i.t. i.:.i I...i.-i .
Curimiiuli v . Ni.lr. I... us i...lii. liii.nl:..,
Hu.latire. CuiiiitiT Irhtmit h-inini.lic, Jll's
tiro, aud A : 1 1 1 1 . i : . i i .
n. ii. M Do i.n .t ro
llniiriri. M'xl I h-h. A S.n I rui.o.-.. I '--.:,f
u.i.i i ..r i.f ...Mi .1 .ii ... .1 1 I- fU-.. vt. .
Wuld by all U-.-urI.I. ul Ut.lio.
WE WANT YOU To t as Ili iiI., and
ilii-ti'ilnito i.ur New A'KritikiiiK
2.lss. mounted on Enulih Clelli, Im uci a
C.'IUJ -let.. M :il 111 I Ih. 1 llll.i .NtuTt-M. H
ffivi liie.iH Mu .hum v y rn I 'i. ami will ll.iv
you oim il.iliui lor t.t.-i.v Mup .u ilisii ib
utc iu t'Vi-i v couuty and "l.ilv In Ihe t iik.ii.
Mule mill l-'einuis Ai nd. Hanlt-d. A.l-.Ir.t-H
liniimtiitlt-lv, i-ni li.f.uitf oiii d.'lliir
l ! .ill lit of livo M...n, '1 i-i i it.irv, Cu. II
lai'M. mid full i-arlii ii'iii-w
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