2 DR. CLARK
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INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Laboratory, 77 W. 3 J St., N fork City.
VATS or JBnSIT CtTT.
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TRADE MARK.
Tho Lost Remedy Known to Kan 1
Tr. Clark .Tnlinenn having Asanointr-cl himself
with Mr. Kilwin K.-ii-tinan, nn craped captive, long
n l ivp to Wiikami'tkln. tho im-dicwo roan of the
t ,;n-in.-lirs, ih now prepared to loud hia aid in tho
Lr.ro.l iPliim of tlm wonderful remedy of that tribe.
Tho experience of Mr. En-tmnn being aimilnrto
that of Mrs. L'h.v. .Tones and son, of Waahinjtfon
Co., Iora, an nceonnt of whose sufferincs were
thrillinclv nnmtiil in tlie AVin 1'nrfc Herald of Dee.
l.Mli. 1S7S, the flirts of which lire so widely
l;nmvn, and no nearly parallel, thnt but little men
tion of Mr. Lastinan'a experiences will be Riven
here. They are, however, published In a neat vol
ume of :t!)0 p i .'i s, entitled, "Seven and Nino Years
Axons; the Comanche and Apaches.'' of which
mention will be made, hereafter. Ntifllce it to aay,
t iat for several veari", Mr. Kat!iinn, while a cap
tive, va compelled to pitiier the roots, (rums,
barks, herb and berries of which Wnkatnetkla'i
medicine was made, and i still prepared to pro
vide tlio a a vis mnlcrialx for the successful intro
duction of the medicine to the world; and assuret
the public, that the remedv in the same now M
when WukauicjtkJa compelled liita to make It.
Wakametkla, the Medicine Man
Nothing has been added to the medicine and
nothing I as been taken away. It is withont doubt
the Bert 1'uimfikh of the Blood and Hbnswkb of
the System ever known to man.
Thie Syrup possesses varied properties.
It arts upon the I. Ivor.
It net upon I lie Kidneys.
It reuulHtcM tlie lloucis.
It purities) the liloori.
It qiiietx the er on Syntem.
It promolcM IMestiou.
It !Vourllien, Mi'eicjtlieus and Invlc
orateH. It earrlesi ofl'thc old blood and makes
New.
It open the pares or the akin, and
Indui'osi Healtliy.l'erspirutioii.
It iientruiizes the hereditary taint, or poison in
t'i blood, which (;eiierates Scrofula.Erysiiielas, and
1I manlier of i-kni diseases anil Internal humors.
There are nospirits employed in its manufacture,
and it can be taken by the most delicate babe, or
1 y th";ed and feeble, tare only icing rtqutrui in
atUntiun ta cli rtct.om.
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.
Bevex and Ninb Years Amonu tiix Comanciies
and Apaches. A neat volume of 300 pages.
bein; a simple, statement of the horrible facia
conueeted with the sad massacre of a h.'hiless
family, and the captivity, tortures and ultimate
rscupeoi us two gurvivuig memDers. rursaie
byouracents cenerally. Price tl.OO.
The incideutH of the massacre, briefly narrated,
are distributed by airents. free of charire.
Mr. Eastman, being almost constantly at the
West, engaged in gathering and curing the materi
als of w hich tho medicine is composed, the sole
business management devolves upon r. Johnson,
and the remedy has been called, and is known as
Dr. Clark Johnson's
INDIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
Price cf Large Bottles $1.00
Price of Small Bottles - - . .
50
ins who
Read the voluntary testimonial of per
have ueeu cured by the use of Dr. I.-; rVi
husou'i
'nuiun wood syrup, in your o a v;i n.iiy.
Testimonials of Cares.
' MVKIi COMPLAINT.
Jacksonville, March, 3,"1870
Dear Sir: Knowing, lVoin oxpurience, that
your Indian lilixid (Syrup it u sure cure for
JJver Complaint, feonlldently recommend it to
all Butluring htimumty. Keukcca Isiicl.
THK INDIAN IJLOOD SYRUPTIIK'mGHT
MKD1C1NE.
l'lTTKiii ltun, I'a., August 2.3, 1878.
Dour Sir: I wan troubled with Kidney Din
case and Liver Complaint. I tried everything
which I thought might do me good, hut I did
not find tho right medicine until I got a 50-cent
bottle of your medicine, which entirely cured
me. Mus. Kasdali..
KNT1KKLY CUHKI).
I'lTTsui ltun, I'a., August 25, 1878.
Dear Sir: I was troubled with hung Dinuatio
and Hulfored from other complaints so much
that I could not describe my lcelings to any
person. I doctored all the time, but louud no
relief until 1 took a bottle of your Indian iSloud
syrup, which lelt me entirely lice of all pain.
Cai'T. Sam. ACauuo..
LIVKK AND IvlDNL V COMPLAINT.
AsiiALtbiA, Pa., I'cb. 10, 1870.
Dear Sir: I have been using your Indian
liliMxl Syrup in my luinily for Liver anil Kidney
Complaint with success. I believe it has no
eijual. Lkwahii (ill.r.hiir.
KKCLIVr.l) uliKAf LKNKI1T 1KOM IT.
jku.Mslu KU, 2M W ard, Philadelphia,
Pcb. '24, 187'J.
Dear Sir: I take great pleasure iu saying
that I have given your valuable l.idian illcxxl
Syrup a fair trial iu my family ii'id icceived
great benefit from it. SAM 1. N. SoLLV.
LIVKIt COMPLAINT.
Pensvi ack Mills, Pen. 21, 1879.
Dear Sir: I have used your Indian Mood
Syrup ami found it to do all you claim for it,
It is a sure cure for liver Complaint.
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FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Fashions ofthe Itny.
Hliick is no loniror to bo tlio universal
tvt'ar for tlin stn'ct, rvtn the noutrnl
lints In Avliicli those who wore tired of
liliick have taken refuge seem to have
disappeared from the market. They are
crowaedoft't he counters by more derided
shades and flowered patterns, showing
violent contrasts in color. The trimmed
skirt is still much worn in walking suits
in the new goods, or in combination
suits of silk and wool. The short skirt
is made on n lining, on which tho out
side fabrics simulate two overskirts.
Or rather the upper overskirt is simply
the draping of tlie panier, which is a de
cided feature of all the imported suits.
and in short skirts consists only of
voluminous drapery upon tho sides and
back. As the short skirts are narrow, no
bustle is worn, and the panier effect is ob
tained by looping and draping. For
trained skirts renuiring more support
there are the old devices and some new
ones in crinoline, wire and other ar
rangements that look like incipient hoop
skirts.
The most dressy basques are cut high
on the sides, in long lappels or points at
the back, and are cut away trom the
neck, and lowered from the back as well
as the front, and are cut away in front,
showing the vest, which is an indis
pensable leature ot all dresses made in
iny substantial material.
The vest is cut in different shapes,
square and long, pointed and long, or it
may simply show in a straight line three
four inches below the edue of a round
msque. it is really merely an excuse
... , ,
for tlie use ol run material, in bro
aded or arabesque designs and bright
colors, and. with this same trimming re
peated in the rolling collar, cutis and on
Uie oversKins, n is very ciieciivc.
Ladies who dinar to the Frineosse dress
can have a stylish walking suit of a half
rrincesse dress, with vest lront, l rin-
esse back, and draped low on a lining.
A jacket completes the costume for
street, and this jacket must not close in
front, but be cut away to snow tlie vest
beneath. If there is not a real vest one
must be simulated. In fact, the vest
seems to have become as imperative an
article of womanly as ot manly- attire
Custom has not yet stated the infinite
variety of its cut and color, nnd it may
be borrowed from whichever one of the
French Louis' one prefers. White and
gray-brown and pink, blue and silver,
are cood combinations of color. With
the new almond color, olive, gold and
faience blue and crimson harmonize.
Tlie Dudley promenade costume has a
special feature, which makes it a com
bination street and house dress. The
skirt is short and the train made separ
ate so that it can be carried on the arm.
leaving the hands at liberty, so that
ladies who insist on a train dress can
wear it, and still have comparative free
dom.
Khyber cloth is a new material, a deli
cate texture in wool, and ivory, cream
and cafe au lait shades, which will be
much "used lor summer wear, it is
trimmed with knife-plaitings of the
goods, and satin ribbons in combined
colors.
Bonnets are shown in English straw.
with large crowns, covered with masses
of spring flowers, and lastened with
horns, which are always elegant and ai
ways expensive, are shown in new
slipes, elaborately trimmed with flow
ers and satin ribbons, and the brims
lined with colored satin, softened by a
plaiting of crepe lisse.
1 here are colored straws in great va
riety, plain and embroidered, to match
suits, and a decided novelty in rough
and-ready straw, in which the strand sot
the braid, are of different colors. 1 he
plumes nnd ribbons used for trimming
show the same medley of colors, and the
ellect on the whole is not so bizarre as it
sounds. It is not half so aggressive in
its demands as the handkerchief suits
and tlie "bandana dresses," repeating
from memory probably the startling
reds and yellows of negro turbans.
Gloves are plain, in long, close-fitting
dressed or undressed kid. The embroid
ered srloves were prettier to look at than
to wear, and so they were allowed in the
main to remain there. Ihe liking for
embroidery must be satisfied with the
elaborate ornamentation bestowed on
lingerie, which was never more dainty,
and on hosiery which is shown in ouen
work spun silk and in the most delicate
colors, l hey are embroidered in old gold
arabesque designs, on flesh-color and in
all manner of designs in bright colors.'
Dressy gloves are finished with lace ruf
fles.
A fashionable parasol to match the
suit is made double; the outside of the
darker and the inside of the lighter
shades, elaborately embroidered on both
sides. New fans do not close; they are
made of natural leaves and flowers, and
perfumed. The fan is a favorite and con
stantly appearing form in decoration.
being seen frequently in the new ribbons
nnd arabesques done in the characteristic
Chinese colors. naniunylon l ost.
News and Notes for Women.
An alarming scarcity of marriageable
women is reported in Iowa.
The female wards in the Chicago jail
have been put in charge ol a woman
Victoria Woodhull and Tennie C
Claflin have settled for life in London,
Lngland.
Japanese Indies paint their cheeks with
a green substance, which on exposure to
the air soon becomes of a delicate pink
An exchange for women's work has
been organized in Chicago. The wife
of William Penn Nixon is president.
Philadelphia women have taken to
wealing the India shawl, by which it
was once possible to tell a Boston woman
anywhere in the united htates.
Miss Louisa Itynier, a young lady still
in her teens, has carried off a chess prize
of the liirktieck Literary and hcientihe,
Institution, London, from many muscu-
hne competitors.
In an odd St. Cloud (Minn.) wedding
the groom could not speak or understand
a word of Cierman, whilst the bride was
u German who could not speak or under
stand a word of Lnglish.
Florence Nightingale lias sent a gold
watch to the captain of the Erl King, in
acknowledgement of his having rescued
four nurses who were wrecked while re
turning from a Canadian hospital.
The Woman's Prison Association of
New York has given shelter during the
past year to four hundred women. Two
thirds of them have been placed in the
way of pursuing useful and honorable
lives. This society is supported by pri
vate charities, assisted by its temporary
inmates, who share its heneiits.
A Mrs. Peter Miller, of Helena. Ark
has arrived in Lousivillc, and though
but four feet six inches high, is asserted
to weigh 103 pounds. She measures
three feet nine inches across the back,
nnd is thus nearly as broad as she is long.
Her aire is sixty-eight. Mie married at
sixteen, nnd then weighed but 100 pounds.
FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Ieronl Wives.
History from tlie twelfth century,. when
the wife of the noblest crusader proved her
love by hrnvery and self-denial, to tlie
present day, is replete with instances of con
jugal affection nnd heroic virtue in woman.
Ve nil remember tho story of Eleanor,
Queen of Kdnnrd I., who, disregarding nil
danger to herself, extracted with her own
lips the poison from a wound the king hnd
received from n poisoned arrow while m
Palestine. Then we have that remarkable
instance, the devoted attendance of the wife
of Sir Walter Italeigh to quote from. Not
only did she share with Sir Walter the pri
vations nnd sutleringsol Ins rrnel twelve
years' incarceration, luit, sfter his execu
tion, remained his faithful widow for twen
ty years; indeed, to the hour of her death.
The quick wit nnd clever acting of Marie,
wife of the celebrated Cirotius, liberated
him from his imprisonment in the Castle
Louvestine. He had been permitted to re
ceive his books in a large trunk, and these
were often exchanged for otliera through
the same medium. His wife, observing thnt
the guards gradually censed to examine the
trunk, nnd having make a number of holes
in ditlerent places to ndmit of the air, in
duced Urotius to place himself within. She
closed the trunk, and when the guards en
tered she stood by the curtains of the bed,
feigning much distress at tlie indisposition
of her lord. The ruse wns successful, and
from her own confession the authorities
learned the means of escape ; she wss not
uinished, but allowed to rejoin her husband
in his liberty. .Many such instances oc
curred in France during the reign of terror.
tVmong others, that of Madame Lavnlette,
who effected her husband's rescue by taking
lug place in the condemned cell. hen
the chiefs of the different departments were
trying to vindicate themselves to the king
from any blame in the escape, his inn jest v
coolly replied, " I do not see that, anybody
has done his duty, except Madame Lava
lette." No later than 1850, a drama full of solemn
sweetness was enacted almost in our midst,
too, proving not only the strength of wilely
devotion nnd courage, but that a woman,
when taught, can, even under the most ad
verse circumstances, as well steer a ship as
ply a needle. I refer to that bright girl, of
fortune's prosperous home in East lloston
who married the gallant Capt. 1 atton. In
the first days of their honeymoon he was of
fered a magnificent command, which being
refused on the plea of not wishing to leave
his bridcj he received permission in a year's
time again to assume the position, his wife
having leave to accompany him, which she
did. From the outset she made herself the
companion, helper and pupil of her hus
band, one studied navigation, and was
soon enabled to take observations, steer by
the chart and keep the ship s reckoning.
The first mate was the captain's enemy on
board, who for some reason of his own was
bent on carrying the ship into V alparaiso,
which would have been in direct disobedi
ence of orders, and have compromised the
honor of the captain. lietore reaching Ciitie
Horn, Capt. Patton's health bogan to de
cline, until he was taken down with violent
fever, which in a few months ended in
hopeless'nsanity. Now was the opportunity
for the mate to achieve his purpose, nnd he
commenced by trying to intimidate the
heroic wife of his captain, threatening her
with the responsibility of every life on
board, her own included, if she presumed to
interfere. She replied that her husband
had not trusted him while he was well, nnd
she would net trust him now that lie was
ill. She assembled the crew, laid before
them the facts, asking them to accept her
authority, and save the honor ol their cap
tain. They unanimomusly agreed, regard
ing almost with superstition the eloquent
appeal of this loya woman, lliey soon
learned to love and reverence her; a young
wife, alone with men, a raving husband to
protect, a crew to command, their lives to
preserve and an enemy to watch ; she had
indeed a herculean task before her. Nightlv
she could be seen at her studies, now among
medical books which could instruct her in
her husband's case, now keeping the reckon
ing and making entries in tlie log. At noon
and midnight, on deck taking observations;
she marked the charts without mistakes,
and carried the ship into port in line condi
tion. The husband blind, deaf, delirious
and dying; the wile culm, grave, careworn
and resolute.
Another incident of wifely consideration
and delicacy of feeling was that of the
young village belle in marrying the honest
out illiterate locksmith. The latter was
asked to sign his name, whereupon he made
his cross, and the maiden receiving the pen
did the same, to the expressed astonishment
of her bridesmaids. "Hush? the wife re
plied, " would you have me put my bus
band to the blush ? To-morrow 1 will be
gin to teach him writing." Love is said to
laugh at locksmiths; in this case he teems
to have given pity, his nearest kin, instead
of mirth, his direst foe. It was Aristotle
who laughed at love to Alexander, upon
which the maiden ot Alexander s fancy re
venged herself upon the aged philosopher
by so enchanting him with her loving arts
and wiles that he carried her on his back
and passed the emperor's window, who, see
ing them, said : " Since love has power to
melt the fronts of age, it is not surprising
that it should kindle up the fires of youth."
1 huatUipnia to(jrtm.
Home Sentinel Brevities.
A bang-up affair a powder mill explo
on.
How to smoke a ohie-vhang it in the
chimney flue.
A promising young man one who gets
nisclothiiig on credit.
If it is in order we would liko to inquire
who threw the eider down 7
A Massachusetts man has invented
" lightning grinder." Such a thing may I
needed in New England, but hereabouts un
ground lightning is generally considerc
sharp enough for all practical purports.
The important liearing of the military
chieftain who wins a battle is the merest
modesty beside the exultant air of the
small boy who has traded oil' the remnants
of an old horse-whip for a three-bladed
iack-knife. though three fingers on each
hand are bound in rags.
The sea-sick n an finds it very hard to
hold his own.
"As Siam." General firant quietly
asked the King of Siam if he would resign
and accent a position in his next cabinet
The king rolled his eyes round toward the
L'cneral in an incredulous manner, am!
chantrinir his "Jackson's llcst " to th
otlier side of his mouth, said, "I guess
am well enough as Siam." Ltwistun
Uautte.
Smoke I'otfue'"yitunyBUDurluimTolxic:o.
Wrenched anil Harked
ltv the pnngs of rheumatism, the joints event
ually Ih-coiiio grievously distorted, anil some
times nsstime nn almost grotesque deformity.
To prevent such results by n simple nud agree
able menus is certainly the piirt of wisdom. A
tendency to rheumatic ailiiicnls tuny bo suo
cpsxfiilly cimiL'' ed with llosletter's Stomach
Hitters, n medicine, with the prestige of a long
nnd succcKslul career, of unbounded popularity,
and of emphatic professional indorsement. It
removes from I lie blood those intlaminatnry
impurities which pathologists assign ns tho
cause of rheumatism, nnd not only purines tho
life current, but enriches) it, promoting vigor
by fertilizing its source. Digestion, tho net ion
of the bowels nnd the Hcrrction of the bile, aro
Milled by it, and it impels tho kidneys and blad
der to n regular and nctivo perl'ornmnco of
their functions. It is besides n thoroughly
reliable remedy lor, nnd means of preventing,
periodic fovei-s.
A Word to tlie Corpulent.
Instead of regarding obesity tvs an abnormal
condition, inuny people have erroneously con
sidercd it as an evidence of health, anil any
ngent that reduces fat is therefore at once. Sus
pect ed of being injurious. Starting to reason
Iroin tlio false position that fat is an evidence
of health, it is not surprising that they should,
very niiliitnlly, lull into tho error of supposing
that an ngent possessing properties capable ol
reducing corpulency would prove injurious to
the health. Reasoning, however, lrom the
rational basis, that nn undue deposition ot fat,
constituting obesity, is not a limit hy but a
morbid condition, it is quito as lint ami for us
to arrive at tlio opposito conclusion, which is
ustained by experience and observation, i. t.,
thnt the reduction of fat incases of corpulency
is invariably followed by nn improvement ol
strength, spirits and physical comforts. Allan's
Anti-Pat will reduce a tat person from two U
live pounds a week. Sold by druggists.
It is astonishing with what rapidity ulcerous
sores and erupt ivo maladies are cured by
Henry's Curliolic Salve, an external antidote
to unhealthy conditions of the skin, which is
prelcrrcd by physicians to every other prepara
tion containing tho carbolic (dement. It is
undoubtedly the finest antiseptio nnd purifier
extant. It acts like a charm on purulent erup
t ions, and has also been successfully used for
rheumatism nnd soro throat. All druggists
sell it.
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Prices of tho Mason and lliiinliu Organs are
somewhat inoro than those of tho poorest or
gans made; but they are not much mom, while
the quality im vastly superior, this has been
so thoroughly proved by tho results nt all great
world 8 expositions lor many years that it is no
longer a question. At tho prices, they tiro tho
cheapest organs ollered.
To Farmers anil Fruit (irowrri,
Wo are requested to say that tho American
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logue of tho new process of fruit evaporation
free. Nearly 100 first premiums awarded it in
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Coughs and colds are often overlooked. A
ooiitinunnce for any length of time causes irri
tat ion of tho lungs or some chronic throat dis
ease "Crown's Bronchial Troches" nro an
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The experience of lTSeonflrme that of previous aeasong
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disabled In I". S. s.'rvice, by
reason of Wounds. Disease.
A-videiit.il Injuries, Ac. t uder the New Law all Pensions
will date back to day of dlscfiarne. reunions increar.ed.
Address with stamp, STOItlklKT 6i- CO.,
W13 i; Nt., IV. V., Waahiuuton, 1. C.
"CAYUCA LAND PLASTER.
V prompt, a'tlv ami rrllulilrt lVrti!l,er.
?4 veurb' Biucenbfitl m' aii'i raiiily incriMfiiii n:ilea
all ovel the country, are the hft eviileni e nf U Kiiperiur
iuality. Ahlrew CAYKiA PI ASTKlt CO.,
Union Spruit, C.iyuuj Co., N. Y.
DEATH AN IMPOSSIBILITY.
S- Tt t On lllnr for my Iteretplrt for Cow
I'HlAiiif. iJt'HiiMiiaic. ('Hkf Hun. Dry Mur
rain, Hide Ituuud, SuiT'ile. Vt'e, Vi. tnre
itoiiU in every tmnsi'lii'lil. IS lever kimwi. to fail. A dd rest
JM. DAKKYMlMaK, Fun llamlle, West Virniiit.
PURE TEAS,
AK'ents Wanteit everywhere
to tffll to fitllillk'ti, butt'iti
ami larce roiinutnem : laru-
tnt tttoik iu tlie country; duality anil tt-rum the hent.
Country Ktorekeepr siiouhi cull or write THK WKI.LS
TK.l COMPANY. Mil Fulton St.. N.Y. P. O. Iiox 4-Stiu.
lAiCCTCDM nnWn Ancwrv Hnyin ami
11 iJ 1-1111 uwnu . R,.iiiIUr Muni
cipal Itomlti of Wlrk'onsin, Illinois ani low u, ami col!tc
tiun aii'l reaiiiuhtineiit when in ih-faiiit a SjxrviUu.
Information rheerfuliv jsiven. SCHi.KY 4 MtiHCtlN,
11 v ritmeiit lirokers, Milwaukee, W lb.
AGENTS:;
One lor each place to sell Chevron
Ointment, Junt out. Sure cure
IMIen. Ketalll ftOr. iool
prniiia i.m aei'iit. Se'ls hrUer than anytlmiu else. Snn-
p -!tt frei- for trial. If trooit, take cont"l f irale of
V. Kk.ssx.uw P- O- Hox New York.
Fun for All ! On receipt of 115c,
1 will fi.rwai'l to any u-Mrewi 3 Wu-
t hcri aii'l : ioatee8, iKJbtpaiU
LtV - Aei.is waiiic i everywhere
C. SicAiiiu.O'J Heaver St., New York.
H'.1 ILE." History of this (ireat Straw
J. i bcrrv.send postal to oriKtnatoi
1 lllllT S, Jp 1 VV 11. .Sloltl.ll. Akron, oh,.,.
li.ii.i - liirnu ili'di f Colora lo Mines, il-a til He
'it,; i; u-in .v 1' cir.-ls .in 1 (' niMi'uplives c i
in.".'. Ciiji.' , ."i'J ils. Ufcik.d t Co., I) liver, CjI
For i:
orl-.. i
tOMIHOH-NENNR
Chairs and Rockers
With or without RcAtlng TaMc.
No OfNr, Library, pnhltc or pri
vnte, Sltttnit-rooiTi ir IMnKift lioull
W without some of my Hhihh
Chftlrn, nn roiunv, m Puny ftint 1iir
ntili! Trv mt Vurltftn HoVker. nr
(l!l Point ('ninfiirt. nnd VnU Will
.urrfivflnit II rT. Hi'iHl itnuiD fur llliirv-
iL-',"SMr F. A SINI'LAIH, Morrvn,i., N. Y.
M tin toil ITlrP in
fiLFCTKK ITY ana CURATIVE POWER
Tho (3 AUH ATT B1I.VKR 7.XSC PIRK M
pfl nr hvU, acting only with the mo tut warmth
off the Inn Ann ImmTt. Iuh no rmml for iMhVttiiev I
ami pmnnniy, Hpt-clnDy a1nitcil for tlip relh-f
nni fto ot nervous anncnrtimc niiim'mp.niirii
as Ncurnllrt, HhpiniinttMn, turn local woak
tif'Hii nr pnin, It la lli-xlhli' nt catty twt'itr,
In nlwavii reaiiv ami la ilurnbl lrnr IMhk,
MS hm.. 24 pn!M.2.ftO: Hrlt.fct.ao. Omitir
"til ti implication. Kl.KlTUIC DISK AM) HKl.T
COMPANY, fti llainlltuii PLnco, Hontoti, Spt'dal ImHicv
int'iiln to Aveiitt".
THE NEW YORK SUN.
I 1I.Y, I pnKm. nil rut. a month i SO.ftO year
M l V, H iwiir. l. Von vwir.
IV I '. I . It I . V . M imiri'H. I vcivr.
Till; M X linn Ilic liirp'st clriiilntlnn unit In ttir
rlii'iiiH-st nud liioHt lnlpri'BllHH pnnrr 111 the I iiltnl
St'it.'H.
THK WKKHIV SI'W la cnulintlolly the Ppo-
pic luinily rtuci'r.
l. iv. r.ii, i. a : it, riinnin''r, . i. vijiy.
Soldiers-Pensionersr
We piiMIhIi nn ilulit - iwee pur
paper "Thk Natiomhi
Thimi'ms " iIovoIim! i. tin lnlon'tti
rests of Pensioners. Sol-
iltiT. iiikI SnllnrH mid tlit'ir lii'lrn; nUu coiitnlim InUTi sllim
runny ri'fnnnti.
lMir Kuty centH ft yrnr iwcliil Iniltireinonta to rluM.
uroixT Wank in collect fttnnnnt ilne imnVr new Ah-
hkam or Vkmoh mii.i.. rurnipiMHt criiUiituiT, to rcui!nr
ftiilTl!Krs only, and audi rlniniH llled In Ci'IihIoii M!lre
Ithonl rlmmc. January number a nrwM'linpii cortv free.
Si'liilforlt. (iUOHliK K. I.K.MON k CO.,
WanhlTicton, I). C. Lock llox 8'jn.
AUKNTM WANTKH FOH" "
"BACH Voiu thf JHOVTII nf III: 1. 1,.
ny one who nan tieu mere i
"Itlne ami Fan ofthe notST.i VII K.
ny t lie iiuriiuiiioii nawKeye. iiiimorim.
"Samnntha an a I. Lnnil f. i."
Ily JoRlali Allen'i wile.
Tlie three lirlcti(ent ami tet-ii(illiiir Imoka out. Aeentt
it lean put Ihene book 111 everywhere, nest ( rn
Klven. AiMn-M for Aiienry. AMKHK'AN 1TH I.1SII I Mi
CO., Ilarlfonl, Ct., ChlraKO, 111.
.......
AIIK.II
ALL 1111. I1.MIL
The very lient oolmllrect from the Importers al Half
the iinunl cost, llcttt plan ever oll.-retl to Clnh Agents
ami nirue miyern. all KM'KKSS U1IAKOK8 1'AIO.
New teiina HtKK.
The (lront Ainorirnn Tea Company,
ill iil it.l rnry Mreel, tVeiv 1 ork.
o. iiox
MILITARY
and Bund Viitfnrnm-Ofrlrprn Ftiipmnl,
fuiw, nc, i.inl hy yg, 1 fJllry V '0.f
t'lilunibiM, t'luo. fmi for Jriet Luti
Firnmen'i Cant. Drift, and fihirla.
REWAHD '',r
onVrod for any
romi'dv for Anthmn.
Coiik'tia. Colda, Hlot'dlnii of the
l,uni:s, nr Continiiiptlon. fthowinf
mio-half an many tentlm'Ula' ol
ormtitte curr& In the satne length nf
tinit aa Atamon'$ tf tunic wh
linlsttm. Tintl fx-ltu-i. uv. KiTUlAi
htif, M and 7ft i t. N. Y. Ai;i tits.
IrnM-rA Ler.au HfPkmnu St i i '
tiooilwln A (., Au'lH.Moftt'in.MuHai
Ir. K. W. klimniKn, t'ntp..Auut 1
Me. (Jlrt ulur ir1;. AkiiIh waiite.l
TO- COD-UVER Oil
It perfeictly pure. Pronounced lb bert ly the h irti
eat medical auttiorlli'a in the world. (lien li'Vlioat
ward at 14 World's Kxpotntloini, biicI at Paris. 1H78
Sold by JJrumaata. W.ll.lclilrllclln eV ( in.I
CUREU FKEE.
An Infallible and unexcelled Heinedy foi
lls.l'.pllrpsy or I nlllnitSlrkiiraa
wairautril to ellect a speedy and
IM-.lt .M A ,1 V.ST cure.
'A IVee liulllti" of nil
ITS
renowned succlllc ami a valuable
Treatise sent In any aufterei
aeiidliiK me hll V. U. aud Kv
press address.
nn. II. a. MM ft. 1K1I Pearl Street, Kew York.
WAHNEH b R COIStlS
recrivnl 1 ne lHchi - 'll nit li rvcrltt
IA KIM V TL t tl'i KIN.
T-r Hl Anicrli.ii r,ntK lltin. TliMl
FLKXlULKllli JOKSKT
(UIh.u ir wa.itilfi i Uitrril
ftnwn nv.r llciilM Pr) It'-, 'lll'l-
IMPROVED, HEAlTrl I uRSU
Is .alt an.l llll,l. and ju:.u. nt
bonr-a. Price hy m.tl, tl.ift.
r,r.i. It allU.'tlnc merr'
WARNER BROS.. 361 Broadway. , I.
Mason Si II ami 1 n l ublnct Organs
nemonstrated best bv lllfillKST IION'OHS AT ALL
WORLD S KXPOSITIONS t'OK TWKI.VK YBAKS. vll.:
at Paims, W,: VlllNNi, 1H73; Santiago, IMTft; Piiilapel-
rniA, IKifi; Paiih, 1H7H. and liaANU Swkpisii (.old IIlihi.,
117s. limy American ornans ever awurue 11 niunesi 11011
oim at anv such. Sold for cash or Installment. ll.LL's-
THATin I'atalogi'ij and Clrculara wlllt new styles aud
..rices, sent free. MASON' ft HAMLIN (JUUA.N CO.,
ltoston. New York or Chicago.
JUHt Out MW INIVEKSAL
QUARTETTE and GLEE BOOKv
For Malo Voices.
Ily K. II. ItAir.KY and O. A. V1IITI Tlie
uuaiiettes are after the style of White " MuoiillKht 011
Uie l.ako." Hotti authors are known to the world. 144
piik'ea. Kasy and erlectlve. aud just suits ail. Pleas. look
ut it. Price, is-r dni., fcy, 50. Sample, postfree, 71 1
eta.
WIIITK. SMITH ft CO., rIO Wash. St.,
, lttSTtN, Mass.
Mothers and Nurses t Send for a pamphlet on Kldee'i
KiH.d. kiviiik your address iu run, to vt uui.Kll u c i ll,,
Sole Manufacture for America.
tor all KID-
MiV lUSKASI-i. A sure Kernel); failure un
known. Semi for Circular. Isoyeallios. fc Cutter, bL
Paul: Lord. Sb utoiiru k Co., Chicago; A. Smith, Loo-
ton: w. Maddux, Kiiiiey, tiiuo; K. uary, lie jnoines r
Steams, Detroit. Tlie most popular medicine of the day
1
Vj wilt iu. Ac-1.: -;&lii v ti i ' t-r muntU ami
einunsei.or Mtw a latu cornm,.
and wonderful tu vnt innn. U iwim ic(.i( v soy. Rmn
pie free. Adiiresa MiKKM A N A I'O . Mur-hil, Mi eh.
ft
I NtlUC iiieen uhet tioni)t
Matlmnl ek ot&lo for ni l n fluent up.
.if rinliin in Aiuenca 12,0 0 la us Piunnn
TIA1
Lvtiw. rent on trial Hialottiie in ftiBMrij-
him.v l ii.NO ( o.. i'l r, Ititn Mretti, i. .
DYKES BEARP ELIXIR
AWe-l(ul Wt'.ii. tun r..nrM,H.i f... M
bWi4 (iraManeMraMiUtnwMuM.ii
oc a lium (h iikl,a4 ikee, a. bn.ii
frees iu mt. It ik ai 4IU.
l-Uinjiif lolbeai a, .!) Dpi Ita ad . i a 1
tiTw.I i M-i id L-Hia.SIui t-'el
.O.rLJl,Ac'i.T1u..lll, AlUi
. . n n A Invested ill Wall St. Stock mak.
Sal 1 1 TO StllllllJ fortunes every month. Book sent
free eiiu!ainiliK eVervlhiDK.
Address BAXTER k CO., Hankers. 17 Wall fci., K. T.
VOUNC MEN
month. Kverv graduate ma
Learn Telelaphv and
earn S IO to MK a
uionth. Kvery graduate auaranteed a payimr situa
tion. Addreaa K. valentine, Jl.-nun.-er, j.in. svnie, n is.
fajiaajajaiajajasHIMWSaV&al Sure rellur 1 r-rrr-.T
KiOOERS PASTILLE8..rkuto
.:iiarle.stown, lu-i.
OPIUM
Habit L Kkln IHseaaea. T'i -u-
saudscured. Lowest Prices. Do not fail
to write. Dr. F. K. Marsh, yuincy, Mich.
1IIKSTKK WIIITK PICS for sale. A.so KtMiS from
I 1 I.iuht and Dark Itralnnas. Is'J.rMI lHr dozen.
I). 1IKALMOM OAT. West Chester .Pa
HITII-Au-enlsWulltril I till brat
S.hllselliiiK article In tlie world; oue aanitile free.
Addres JAV It HON BON, Detroit, Mich.
$7
DAY to Amenta canvassing for the Firealtle
Visitor. Term and Outlit Free. Address
r O. lUe.l-.KllI, AllKUSltt, iUU'llu.
trc
-HABITS. Ks.r an.l prmsn.nl cur. . or
Money Hefun.lt-U. I'n . 1 1 ; or .llbcr l'r..
trrieoon .nd l li lei l,ii(r,1i.iiu, sec. Ire.-
Hi. Inc. 1'rnf. 1.EON.4V r'ullunit., N. I.
PORTABLE- pa uo.ip.k a euu.a.,,,
.j(l'. "iv '.u8i,iua -hi juj .3J l.ddmvl xk
(sji iue mi m'iti-bt.iiniiuj viu-
BIG
1)1
1 lr.
MCKUAV
PAY.- With Stencil Outfit. What costs I
cts. sells rapidly for (VO cts. Catalogue free.
S. M. Si-i.MXtt. 1 IV Wash D St.. Uoslou.AlaMi.
i)Ot'Hi:T im'TIm.-ltl'.:,HHiwoniaiui
Mckkv lliix I'ua. Co., I'Jt K. a"Ui St., .New loik.
i.r. r oute' iitsua .,iuiiooj,'-iir.'.''.,"..
877?,
Month aiel exinnses guaranteed to A unit..
(lutlll (ree. Shaw k Co.. Auuusta. M.isit
( iimplriioii A, IMiysiiiue. .StimefAint; etilir.li w!
Snid i-. t. stanili for circular, lloi 67, lllaslier Falls, X. .
t'omplt
Sriid my 1. 1
A YEAR. How to Make li. Km Af
CO ewnejaw, Msu, aio.
r?
- j
5000
GOLD
Mid,
V : !1
! I1 It
t ..... .. ..... j I .- Si-v'V
J... .1 f . . S
1
If you aro
Interested
In llio Inqntry Which is tlio
host Liniment for Man and
Iloast? this Ih tho answer, nt
tesfeil hy two Keneralions : tho
MEXICAN BIUNl'ANU LINI
MKNT. Tho reason is sim
Ilo. It penetrates every sore,
wound, or lameness, to tho
very hone, nnd (hives out all
intlainmatoryand morbid mat
ter. It goes to tho root" of
tho trouhlo, and never fails to
euro in double quick time.
N Y N ll-n 111
THE CHURCH OFTERING.
Hv L. O. Kur.iMon, (I.W, orJlS ir tloseni. hns tha
bi'-t-arranued and 'arrest inllivtioii of Music for
KI'ISCOI'A I. ClliilliS ever piib'is'ieil. a Venllaa
pi lilorla I'atrlaa. i'l (ilorl.is. i .. Ae .al! In Anthem
Form, besides a larn'1 vnrh-tv of Chnnl nnd Anlbems,
for ChrWImas, lvN'l'I.IC, and other Ki M vals. -Allhollu'h
prepaid! espreasly for l!ic lil'ISI l'( IA I.
SKKVICK. the lame iimnber of line Anthems renders
It one of the best Aiitiiem books for all Choirs.
Easter Music. Easter Gsrols. Easter Anltems.
Send for Lists.
OA TT. l'Olt SCHOOLS AM Sl'.MI.
iliAltli:s. Ainomi many i;eo.i 0111 s m.iy lie inen-
tloned .'Inilllr Irvllllt. 'eiri'lllM. I,-K1 ttr
ClinrKv, 'isl eentsl. ;lnrllail Altu)'l. 0
renlsi. t'orount Ion, nai , enlsi. t ltl)i II Fny,'
and I nli y llrlilnl. i.'ai cento.
Tbe present nuniber of the Wrrai.v Mimical Hmiird la
full of KA.W'KK .Ml SIC. Hi ii'I b i la. for it
HKMIAHPSdS'S NKW MKTIIIU) I'l IK 1 II K PI ANO-
FIIIIIT. (Jl.liM. Is tne lnosl poplltar eei usoeu.na
proved osltlvel.v by the sl'.e of hundlels of thou
sands of copies. Kxaniine it.
Any lt'k mn,l il M i, (u I'rir.
O LIVKK 1H1SOX A- ., Hoston.
V. II. IHUon .t .,
N:l Itionilvvny, .lew York
J. I'.. lUtaoii cV On.,
Olirntunt Strri't. riiil.
tub mm um co
First katabllalird I Mum! Sutrraafiil I
TIIKIR 1XST111MKNT3
have a Standard Value In a'
tho
Leading Markets
Of the World!
Everywhere recounted aa tho FINEST IN TON K.
OVER 80,000
Made lnl III liar. New Designs constantly, net
Work and Lowest Pi Ire.
- Bend for a Catalogue.
Tremont.SUopp.WaItham St., Boston, Mass
gAPONIFIE
Il the Oll Krllubie oncentiuled Lye
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING.
rilrertlnnj accomiuMivimr each ran fur niaklmt Hard
Sort and Toilet Soap liuU LIy.
IT IS FVI.l. WKHHIT AXI STKKXHTU.
Thi. Market Is Hooded Willi lao-callcdl CollCCIltrateil
I.ve. wlilcli 1 aduiterateil Willi sail uud resin, and uvn'l
make kntp. t
4VK MOXSr. AM) M r THK
APOWIFIEbTa
M.VDR 11 Y THE
rennsjlvaiilii Salt Muniirg
PHILADKI.PMIA.
Co.,
Knr Hrsutv of Polish, tiavlnir l.ahnr. i leatiltnesa.
PunUiilliy and Cheapness. I'neiiualcd.
AlWlitUi UXiOS, riupridoia, Canton, lsa.
HQW TO GET THEM inthcfocM n i n e uir. t.0(M,000
l f i. -le. i-r free cripy of ' K utir-i.-; I'aeltle lluino.
ifi.tt," aJ'lrew H. J. lelliitorc, la'". - lll.a, Kai.A.
S500 PR12E BUTTER r.Tof
r. Ji m n 1 1. Ui uik i .-hi nuiry i air, i
i: oi it
nag
It w.M aisaxd- 1 loli-l-w
iiiLtioiiiil lliiiloiuti
1MB
lf lh.,r Ttt'li IZAift f j f
-we.ya Kivea aiiu
Ask yourdruuK
ant 1,-r iti or I
It I. ul.ut 1 1 ,'ost M w here t , i Lr ,-l 1 1 ivi ih-ii! iitir,- In
' MI0LL8. UCUAIUksOSI a tO frvclul UorlluaUa. VC '
t I , I l;lti:.S l'l4. iulit SrViie.," I .r lfic".
X Sent scaled. Aild.cs. Das IN A Co., N l vervllle.N . Y .
8MMMHI Furiu for S:, UMIiorrhard, wheat. limestone,
r.cti luaiu. iViUt Al. A. llrovtu, Aljuicr, (Int., Canada.
mnn TmnrriMnnTnTinn
mil DSMiUUbDUUM
ili.E..JaloJu'l