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JOHNSON'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Laboralorj, 77 W. 3d St., New York Cilj,
LATH or JKRJir CITT.
TBADK MARE.
The Eest Eenody Known to laa I
Dr. Clark JoHison having associated himself
v-ith Mr. Edwin Ka-tman, an escaped captlve-lors;
n alave to Wakanietkla, tlie medicine man of tha
Comanches, is now prepared to lend his aid in the
introduction of the wonderful remedy of that tribe.
The experience of Mr. Eatman being elrailar to
that of Mrs. Ch:i. .Tone and son, of Wadhlngton
Co.. Iowa, an account of whose aufferlntjs were
thrilliiifrlT narrated in the Au York Herald of Dee.
15th, 1878, the facta of which are to widely
known, and eo nearly parallel, that but little men
tion of Mr. Eastman a experiences will be Riven
here. They are, however, published in a neat vol
ume of 300 paces, entitled, "Seven and Nine Yean
Among the Comanchea and Apaches," of which
mention will be made hereafter. Suffice it to say,
that for several years, Mr. Eastman, while a cap
tive, was compelled to gather the roots, Rnrus,
barks, herbs aud berries of which Wakamctkla's
medicine was made, and is still prepared to pro
vide the (Am materials for the successful intro
duction of the medicine to the world; and assures
t'.e public that the remedy is the same now at
wcu Wakametkla compelled him to make it.
"Wakametkla, the Medicine Matt
Nothing lias been added to the. medicine and
nothing has been taken away. It is without doubt
the Hkbt Purifier of the JILood uud Rxmxw&r ot
he System ever known to man.
This Syrup possesses varied properties.
It nrt upon the I.Ivor.
It nrtM iiitun the Kidneys.
It ru;ulHteH the (towels.
It p m i lies tlto Illood.
It quiet the Nervous System,
It promote IM;ewtioii.
It Nourishes, Mti-eiigtliena and Invlz
orntes.
1 1 enrrlcs off tlio old blood aud makes
Mew.
It open tlie pores of tlio akin, and
ludui'CM f leultliy t'crwyirutlon.
It neutralizes the hereditary taint, or poison in
the blood, which generates Scrofula, Erysipelas, and
all manner of skin diseases and internal humors.
There are nospirits employed in its manufacture,
aad it can be taken by the moht delicate balie, or
by the aped and feeble, care only being required in
4Utrttum lo directions.
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costnm
Bbven akd Ninb Veai-.s Amono the Comanches
and Apaliiks. A neat volume of 301) pates,
being a simple statement of the horrible facta
connected with the pad luuucro of a helpless
family, and the captivity, tortures and ultimate
escape of itbtwo surviving members. For sale
byour agents generally. Price 11.00.
The incidents of the inasnere, briefly narrated,
are dihtrihuted by agents, Knr.K of charge.
Mr. Kastman, bcin iilniw-t constantly at the
West, engaged in gathering and luring the materi
als of winch l:ie medicine is composed, the eole
business management devolves upon I)r Johnson,
and liio remedy has beeu called, and id known as
Dr. Clarlc Johnson's
INDIAN EJLOOJ PURIFIER,
Trice cf Large Eo:t't3 ....... CI. CI
P:ice:f Siaill tottlja 50
It .' id loo VDln it.ry t.: .-'.iiiK.ul i'. : of pcr.n:is who
Irivn - ii eiireil by i:iu u of l.r. Clark Jo!i:ibuu'
Indian U!od :v. r-i, ia yocr u .1 vieii.ily,
. Yuiliniosia'.j of Cures.
THE INDIAN lf,(OD SVKUPTHE IUGIIT
MEDICINK.
Tins lit nun, Iu., Anoint 25, 1878.
Dear Sir: I wns troubled with Kidney Dis
use and Liver Compliant. I tried everything
which I tliouglit iniht do me mnl, but I did
not find the riht uiedieino until 1 not -50-cent
bottle of your medicine, which entirely cured
me. Mns. Kandall.
KN Tilt ELY CUlTEDT"
rinsiti itcii, 1'u., AuL'ust 25, 187S.
Dear Sir: I wna troubled witii Lung Diieuse
and sulTured from other conidaintu bo much
hat I could not denci ibo my loolings to any
pnron. I doctored all the time, but iound no
relief until I took a bottlo oi your Indian iilod
Syruji, which left me entirely lreo ol all puiu.
Cai-t. Sam. A. Cakoo.
liECEIVED GREAT BE ME FIT FltOM IT.
IIolmsui;uo, 2Jd Ward, I'liiladelphiu, )
Feb. 24, 187'J. J
Dear Sir: I take great pleasure in Haying
that I huve given your valuublo Indian Blood
Syrup a fair trial in luy laiuily and received
great bum-fit from it. Sam'i. N. Soi.r.r.
"UVEirclTlvT.NTr
Fkssvi-ack Mills, Feb. 22. 1879.
DearJSir: I huve lined your Indian Blood
Pyrup Hint Iound it to no ail you cniiiu lor n.
It is a sure cure for Ijver C'omjduiut.
Jdski'ii Haines.
REM ED V-FOHI.l VE It-AN D KID NET
DISEASE.
Ekixotox, Feb. 2, 1879.
Dear Sir: I can, from my experience, re
commend your liidinn Blood Syrup as a sure
cure for liver and Kidney Diseme.
ELUAittrit A. Sasds.
Our ngeiit euii uUuiiiruh.il -iiKiuirera with
many imtncs and addresses of others w ho huve
experienced the good ell'iH ts of tho justly eele
luuted Indian Bl.K)d Syrup, Hii-t we would re-4iu-t
all in need of a Blood I'uriller or Liver
Keulator to call aiitl K-t u jiuinphlet, aud make
such inquiries ixa tlu-y may wUh.
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FAR .IT, (JARDKN AM) HOUSEHOLD.
Household lllut.
AlvrnvH watiT plants vvitli it soti!rp.
Gel tlie larco, cotuso kind ami yon will
s.-vvc yourself much annoyance ami spat
tt rel wtills.
When llio hams are taken ilmvn tlnv
hIiouM be (lainpt tu'd all oyer with thick
Httvrch; then receive a complete coat of
hlack fpepper; rub it on till they are
black with it and every crevice tilled up.
Then hunir; up in a Jd'ark smoke-house
nothing will ever molest them.
The Parisian method of cleaning black
silk is to brush and wipe it thoroughly,
lay it on a flat table, with the side up
wnich is intended to show, and sponge
with hot coffee strained through muslin.
Allow it to become partially dry, then
iron.
The prudent housewife who, on ac
count of " hard times," has decided not
to repapcr the sitting-room, as desira
ble, will find the old paper very much
improved in appearance by simply rub
bing it well with n flannel cloth dipped
in oatmeal.
Never carpet the kitchen floor. It
catches all the dirt, grease and odors of
cooking. Stain or paint the floor, then
spread down pieces of carpet in tront of
the lounge, table and wlirrever neces
sary. These should be bound like a rug.
They can easily be taken up, shaken and
aired.
Fruit spots are removed from white
and fast-colored cottons by the use of
chloride of soda. Commence by cold
soaning the article, then touch ffie spot
with a hair-pencil or a feather dipped in
the chloride, dipping it immediately into
cold water to prevent the texture of the
article being injured.
To remove grease from silk, take a
lump of magnesia, and rub it wet over
tho spot; let it dry, then brush the
powder off, and the spot will disappear;
or, take a visiting card, separate it,
and rub the spot with tho soft internal
part, and it will disappear without tak
ing the gloss oil the silk.
A moth-destroying tincture is made
as follows: One ounce of gum cam
phor and one ounce powdered shell of
red pepper are macerated in eight ounces
of strong alcohol for seven days aud then
strained. With this tincture tho furs or
cloths are sprinkled orer and rolled up
in sheets. This remedy is used in
Russia under the name of "Chinese
tincture lor moths," and is found very
effective.
Planting Grapevines.
One would SUDOOSe that so simnle n
thing as planting a grapevine would not
need writing about ; and vet the number
of people inquiring "Ilow shall we
plant P,f is so great that a few words to
thesejnquiries may well be pardoned by
those who think thev al-eadv know
enough about the matter. The rule is to
plant the roots shallow. If they are
long when we have transplanted them,
instead of sett ing ihem deep we lay them
along about four or fire inches beneath
the surface. It is of course verv neces
sary to press the soil verv hard aud iirm
over the roots; that is if the earth is
tolerably dry. though in truth no vine
should be planted except the earth is iu
this good condition.
T ! . ir i i
ii is very useiui in planting a grape
vine to cut it closelv in. Unless the lusr
year's growth be very vigorous it may
be almost all cut away. This is the way
to get a good strong cane for bearing
next year, which is tho most that one
ought to expect a vine to do. ' Imme
diate oearing" is a delusion and a snare.
Many a person spends a dollar and a half
extra on a vine which he is told by the
seller will " bear this year," when for
that amount of money he could buy
treble the quantity of grapes it will bear
mi- inn-, even n u, oears at an. &un Ave
like to plant good st'-ono- healthy grapes.
The little crow-qui'ls wliich come out as
rare grapes at high prices, seldom give
much satisfaction. Indeed, it is more
likely that the immense failures which
generally follow all these introduction's
are as much owing to the way their propa
gation is forced, as to any inherent ina
bility in the varieties to become adapted
to soils and climates. Gernuintown Tele
graph. How to Make Dyea.
A German writer tells us that a num
ber of excellent dyes can be obtained
from the berries of common plants, by
boiling them in water so as to produce
i strong decoction. The whortleberry
tnd the blueberry, when boiled down,
with an addition of a little alum and
opperas, will make a line shade of dark
blue. The same treatment, with a so
lution of nut galls added to it, will make
t handsome brown; while, by adding
alum, verdigris and sal ammoniac to the
berries, several shades of bright purple
ind red can be obtained. The juice of
euieroernes boiled in water with a little
alum will also produce a shade of blue.
The berries of the privet, when over-ripe,
will yield, by a mixture of a little salt,
x scarlet red , and the seeds of the burn
ing bush, when treated with sal am
moniac, make a beautiful reddish-pur
ple. The iuice of the currant, with n
little alum, will dye a bright shade of
red ; and tlie bark ot tho bush, treated m
tlie same way. makes a cood brown.
Yellow can be obtained from the bark of
the elm, the poplar, the ash and the apple
tree, boiled down strong anil mixed with
alum witter. T he tassels of broom corn
treated in the same way, produce a good
snaue oi green.
Italtfluir diceae.
Why is the interest in raising geese so
sniallr Jlow can a uoultrv van! lie com
plele without them? I raised three
broods of goslings from one goose last
year, llio same eoose lias laid thirtv:
two eggs this year. Her time for hatch
ing the second setting is up now. The
lirst setting was destroyed by a new
man on my farm, who shook tho CL'irs.
thinking they were addled, not knowing
that thev need lour (lavs loniror than
usual 'n December and January. Gos
lings raised last July are hatching now.
Every batch of four geese should have
one gander with them. I iind that when
there is ouly one gander to six geese
tin-re are too many infertile eggs. I've
Hail only two eggs ol that sort that failed
to be detectt d by testing, since I began
keeping geese. My geese are of a pure
breed grayi.-di brown, knuckle-billed
Chinese birds, with large bodies. I con
sider them a protitable addition to the
pouitry-yanl. Luliko tlie loulouseund
white geene, they are not roaniers. Mu
ral New Yorker.
That times are bad is the cry from all
quarters, and economy is the order of
the day. Consequently it is not surpris
ing that a movement is on foot to abolish
feather-beds, and to sleep on tick only.
If this is not hard, one would like to
know what is.
M n who ahvavs act on tho suuart!
Chess-men.
A Curious Remedy for Throat and Lung
Diseases.
"A stranger would imagine that n hos
pital for consumptive had been estab
lished at the Belmont Oil Works w hen
passing there on a line day. Sickly-looking
men. more shadow than substance;
sparsely-built females, and mothers with
delicate little ones may be seen passing
up and down in front of the works, their
mouths continually open, as though they
desired to inhale all the by-no-mean's
fragrant vapors which proceed from the
stills. Such in fact is the reason for
their presence in the neighborhood. It
is the theory that the vapor gas from the
boiling oil is a sure cure for throat and
lung diseases, and numbers flock to the
spot day after titty. The employees of
the works are among the strongest advo
cates of the theory. About litiy men are
engaged at the refinery, and alt hough
they are subjected to nil tho vicissitudes
of the weather, and work in the open air
the winter through, pulmonary com
plaints are unknown among them. This
is true nlsoof the four hundred employed
at the Standard works nt Point Breeze.
The people residing in the vicinity of
both refineries also enjoy remarkably
good hea It h. It is stated on good authority
that some years ago, when the small
pox was raging in ihe city, the neighbor
hood adjacent to the refinery, which was
then situated nt Ilestonville, was exempt
from the contagion, and that no signs of
it appeared a'ong the streets under which
were the drains through which the re
fuse of the stills passed.
Crude oil is also stated to be a good
remedy for pulmonary complaints. For
merly large numbers of consumptives
were in the habit of obtaining supplies
from the refineries, and some wonderful
stories are told -of individuals on the
blink of the grave who- have been
brought back to the vigor of manhood
by a close application of the greasy, cof-fee-coloied
liquid. Phil'tdclphia Itecord.
Extraordinary Drive of Logs.
Last week there was started from the
headwaters of the Connecticut river,
New Hampshire, by far the largest drive
of spruce logs belonging to one party
ever set afloat upon the Connecticut
river or even any river in the United
States. Four-fifths of the drive is tho
property and under thesole management
of the Connecticut Iliver Lumber Com
pany of this city. It contains about 50,
000.000 of feet. Ten millions out of the
50,000,000 a.e sold 'o and wilt be de
livered to various paper mills along the
river line, to be lrade into pulp. Tlnee
millions of feet will be rafted from ibis
city to the New Haven steam sawmill.
Tlie balance will be distributed between
the ihvee mills owned and operated by
the above company at Mouut Tom. Hoi
yoke and Hart font. This company was
organized in Fe bunny, 1878. They ere
the owners of 130,000 acres o lumber
land in New Ilampfnre, including the
lands that tvero ibimerly in d'spu e be
tween the Knpl;shend Americnngovc-n-menis,
and wcie finally Accorded to the
United Sta-rs by tho Ashbur.on tierly.
Duiin.5 the lil' aid winier months ihe
company cat and 'leul Ueir logs to vr . i
ous landings, employing 1,000 hands.
On the b -oak up of spring, the lo-rsa.e
driven down to the Connecticut riror,
and so on down, an opeti.ion which vc
qu!,es two or tbiee monJ3. Tins com
pany supplies io a lerge extecthe en
tire New En-j'-ind lumber rmvlrot, a, id
also lurflisbes l-ire quen i-'es of lumber
uoj.ew j.ojk. nariicra Junes.
" Eccentrics."
Gay daffodils
Blow on tlie hills,
And by tho pleasant meadow rills
While gayly now
On tho mountain brow
Doth gambol the clumsy aud brindled cow
With a bell on her neck.
It is one of these lovelv mornings
upon which the violets, bediamonded
with dew-drops, nod languidly in the re
dolent paths of the woodland, and the
wren skips gayly about, that causes the
black-eyed maidens to find Dleasure in
encasing her snowy arms in an old pair
kjl ntuiiwiiga nun j;umg oul IO Ulg in tlie
gartien.
lie sat boside her in the lane,
And Uiere he told his love.
He told her that she simply waa
A tender little dove.
And while he looked into her eyes,
And watched her smile and pout,
She murmured in angelio tones:
" You horrid thing, got out ! "
No man thinks he can do a woman's
shopping better than she can. but when
he is stuck ' on a couole of eauze
undershirts she laughs at him, and says
it serves nun right ior not allowing Iier
to get them for him.
Whilo gayly the butterfly
Flits o'er the lawn,
Aud opens the marigold,
Gilded by dawn ;
When softly the humming bird's
Winglets are preened
With suntihine, uh, then do we
Hear tlie milk-lleud
Shouting like a war-paiuted Iudiau
No man thoroughly understands th
solemn grandeur of a floor crack until
he tries to pick a pin out of it with his
fingers.
A dry goods drummer is tho pink of
politeness and courtesy, lie always re
sen is ins rani.
The enterprising promulgator of a new
tever-anu-ague medicine ot startling vir
tue will have his almanac for 1K80 out
inside ot a month.
It isn't running four blocks to catch a
ferryboat that settles tilnan. It is ruisS'
ing the boat after the run that uses hiiu
up.
Now the blossoms fluke the orchard,
And the clover lightly blows,
Whilo sings tho merry robin'
Where the lisping brooklet flows;
And while the plucid lakelet
Doth seem u looking-glass;
Tho wan comes to the window
And asks to cut the grass
For live cents.
A woman is never too busy to stop in
next iloor to see now a new carpet looks
It is decidedly pleasant to have matu
tinal sunbeams bteal into your sleeping
apartment that is, when their explora
tions are not extended to your eyes.
This is about the time at which the
small boy opportuncs his father to pur
chase him a rabbit.
The length of time required by a po
liceman to take a lady across Broadway
depends largely on the personal appear
ance of the lady.
"The path of glory" lies around the
pedestrian arena.
The girl who will almost cry if she
happens to let a drop of ink full on a let
ter, i never put out in the least when
she is told thut she litis spelled disap
pointment with one p. AYu York Star.
Smoke Toque's 'Sitting Bull D urhuut Tobacco
Traveling la V. 4 rm ll.i.rilnn.
If the tourist ix unprovided with lome uiedi-
ointd resouire. t'hanuefl of touipetnture, food
and water ol an uniieeuBtomed or uuwliolo-
soiuo imdity, uud a routo Mint liea in the
tropic or other regions whore malaria exists,
are eneli and all Inmnht with danger to one
who nits hccii improvident enough to negteot
remedial Kiileguuril. llio eoneurront testi
mony ot many voyaoeurt by land and sea es
tablishes tho fact that ItoHtet tor's Stonmeh
Bitters enables those who use it to eneoimter
hazards ol the nature retorrod to with impu
nity; and that, as a medicine adapted to stid-
lon and unexpected exigencies, it is pecu
liarly valuable. Disorders ol tho liver, the
bowels and the stomach, lever and ague,
rheumatism ami nervous ailments, brought
on by exposure, are among the maladies to
which emigrants, travelers and new settlers
are most subject. Theso and others yield to
tho action of tho Bitters promptly and com
pletely. Tatknt knurrs at Auction. Tho regular
monthly auction sale ol Patent kights occurred
.Monday lust at tho INow York ratont Exchange,
67 Liberty St., N. Y. Among the most notable
wore Combination Table Bedstead, JjtOOO;
Pump, $1,100; Wood Cutting and Splitting
Machine, Jf.1,100; Spring Bedsteads, ff.5,000;
Hay Loaders, jt 1,500; Car Windows, 5-550;
Insect Destroyer, JtUSO; rotato Dropper,
51,000; Saddle Trees, jffiOO.
nuttlit at IjmI.
Tlie notorious depredator, Kate-Arrh, who
has for so many years eluded the most accom
plished and skillful dotoctivea, has boon caught
at last in BulValo, N. Y. For lurther particu
lars ask your druggist for a bottle of Dr. Sage's
Catarrh lieniedy, admitted to bo the best rem
edy lor catarrh yet compounded.
Though they may obstinately resist tho
action of other external remedies, ulcers con
taining proud flesh, swellings, tumors, leprous
granulations and scrofulous sores speedily heal
under llio purilymg and soothing influence ol
Henry's Carbolic Salve, the promptest and
moht efllcient topical application ever discov
ered or used. It is beliovod thut thoro is no
chronic soro or eruption that may not be eradi
cated by this incompurahlo purifier. Sold by
all druggists.
A neglected cough, oold or soro throat, wluch
might be cheeked by a simple remedy, like
"Brown's Bronchial Troches," ii allowed to
progress may terminate seriously. 25 ots.
livery one who thinks of buying an oriritn
should read a circular headed " Useful Infor
mation for Bui-chasers ol Parlor and Cabinet
Organs." A postal card addressed to the Mason
llumlin Organ Co. will bring ono, free.
lhe Mendelssohn I nitio Co.. No. 21 Kimf.
lath Street, W. 1,, sell Pianos at Fuotorv
i ncug. rue ior a cumioguo.
CHEW
The Celebrated
" Matchlkhs'
Wood Tag Mug
Tobacco.
The Pioneeu Tobacco Compam,
New York, Boston and Chicago.
Chow Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
PETROLEUM
JELLY
VASELINE.
Grand Medal at the Philadelphia Exposition.
Silver Medal at the Paris Kxposltlou.
'"V1", .iu-uic mum reiueuy inowu ror lue
- vl "vuu".i iuiu, aurn, cult, BKIU illsuHBOg,
rheumatism, ctihbialus, catarrh, hemorrhoids, etc. Also
.... ..U.,D, ,, n,t. ,uirailCi,iij hiiu tiipiiiiieria, t'le,
I vl acid approved by tin loading physicians of Kuroiw
i,',L1ieV,i!eA TV'-'lt' ?mJe fr",n P,lre Vasal lnetuch at,
ailTiij vu.il,lyAl'llUK ILK, Slid TOll.Kl
. v -ui'i-, ivi iu u. siiuitar oiiua. 1KTT11BU.
COI.fi.4TE &, CO., Hole Agents, New York
23 and Si) rent sizes ot all our Roods.
sold hy r nruuKlsts.
1THE
Mat of aleilii'ines there are none
that are euual to Hunt's
lirm-cly for rurliiK Dropsy,
Krlght'a Olsenae, KM hit, ItUd-
uei and i rinnry complaints.
Hunt's Itrmnlv
WHOLE
curoa hioeiv- Ihttir.peranre,
(cn-ra! Debility, i, ravel, l)ia
betea. l'atn In lhi Hark, Side or
l.olns, and all Divaaes of tlie
Kidney, madder and
i r narv tirtrana. piiv .. r.rn.
ami.e Hunt's Itrmnlv. Send for namnhii in
U'U D l ,i,L't. ,, ,.i "
m. a. i.uvtt.r.. i lo.nieuve, n. i.
AIIEAI
ALL, THIS TIME
The very best poods direct from the Imnorteri at nail
... ......... ........ ...n. f.mu reu io i;iun AtTent'
and large ltnyera. ALL KXHHKS3 CHA11UK3 PA IP
New terms FltKK.
The Great American Tea Company
a ana vtify street. New York.
p. o. Bom aits.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
ICTORSAL
HISTORY of the NS.
The crest interest In the thrilling hintorv rr onr mnn
tir makes this the fastest-aulllliu tKok ever nnhlUhd
Prices reduced 33 per cent. It ia the inoMt rnmnUtj
History of the I!. S. ever published. Send for extra terms
to Agents, ami see wny u sens so very rast. Address
NaviojiAi. I'uni i.inxn Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Is tlie best dally diet for children. Two tnaspoonfult
win uiicaeu uhii a pun oi uiui ana water, making
substantial meal for a growing child.
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs
DemoiiHtrated best by IIIonKST IIONOKS AT ALL
w iiki.U S Klr-tlSlTIONS KOH TWKLVK YHAKS, vis,
at Pakh, l-tUi Vienna, 1S7.V Simthuo, 1K75; I'hiijdkl
fiiii, ITi Pima, IHTrt, aud Oiuho Swsuisn Uol Maoau
Only American Organs ever awarded highest uou
ors at uny such. Sold for cash or luslallineuu. Iu.ua
TUATikD C'atalool'ss and Circulars with new stvles and
pnees, Belli iree. aiAll.N a 11AX1.1M OKU A.N OO.
losioii. rsew lork or t:iiitaKo.
Patents, Pensions, Collections
And General Law and Chancery Practice
AI.KX. Ii. 11UT1S, Counselor at Law,
l'luliiflelii, N. J. Send for Circular.
mil vkj Auiuii ft Ctklsuy of $inu pr tuoitiu aud
iiwijatoi, or ftlluw ft UrK couimit.iunt to II our new
atoi. or atlluw ft jaruft commiaVriiun, to U our nn
ftud wuudarnil tUTftiitiniia. H mtin itAal u my. B.m
ud wuudtrful lBTttiitinna. H mtin ttvAal u my. Bm
pl five. Addtvum bUJSiiMAW CU M
,Mx.hftil, UmK
TRUTH MIGHTTI
" Mr a-, -si- ml rr3
Mk of hair, aMssa U ra annf asasra
f fsar hui ksjiaaaas a aife. taruaJa saf
rssU asaa, U tiaaa aad pU akava fm
Will liM aaat W tk. 4aa as aaataa,
Vtt MAMTINII.4 r..taM
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Ifvil pJiiib on lb ilnvV mvt Biiiu-iit on i
tinn
in Kauaus Pacltlc. ilav 14.
Proportional rt-tunis every week ou Slock Options of
ao, tlUU, .MM,
Olrlcial Heiiorta and Circulars Iree. Address
T. PulTKIt WliillT A CO., Hrokers, it.l Wall St., N. Y
DYK1S' BEARD ELIXIR
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IraatiBteViJoal.
ika saaajM aaal uatai fai
Ihtiims. L. L. bUTH
VOUNG MEN l:
montti. Kverv ifraduule uuarai
l.earu Telegrapliy and
earn ajiw lo aiini
monlti. Every graduule guaranteed a paying situa
tion. Address K. Valelitiue, Manager, JauesvlMe, Wis.
Burereiu. crrrus
knvrirn o rtaoni I r o priteiti
PrlveUota IllLUl.
MUUr.ri O rHO I IL.LCd.bv mall. Ktrwe'latCo
- :i . --lou" i-isa-
A. . 4 nnn Invented In Wall St. Stocks makes
SI II T(l .M IJUU forluurs every mouth. Hook sent
free explaining evsrything.
Address UAXTHK a CO., flaiikeis, 17 Wall St., N. Y
T)OCHKT lUCTIOKAUV, SO.tHH Words and
a. r. r UUIV'I licail u :. dill ill)', oue year,
Xt tiiii line fuB. ii".. r l.. aui ji.,neii ion.
rJ O rr n 4 MO.'TII-AKnVanted-aebet
Mn IJellilig anu lea in tliuworldi one sample tree.
' Address J AI Itlto.N 31 l.M , Detroit, Mien.
ST FAY. With St.ncil Outtlts. What coots
9m el- bells rapidly for ro cts. Culalogue free
A 9. U. ftes.M 11a WL u SI., ItoBlou,
SODA FOUNTAINS-". . aoa ao. .
btoweii resdy lor a.t. r cstal-'sne, As., aililrsis 1
hupiuaa A Co., U.dl.uD. luJ V1VOU
CT m tx) SpieeeMf Mnic fortwo3. sunups tiymall.
ituit, UKhiiii, Aiiuic ruuiisUcr, tue, i-a.
TEAS!
fKCXXT BTCKL B ARB rKMOB WIRK. vJT
aUdanoawpaUiiUof IsaS and all W. W
1 foi 11. aWuj lurulrciilaf aud pfios lift, W
" to Ttina-i Win flvia I'n., ehu-ii. I
9
fl4 liAtJU..laAi'la,Vau,
SAPONIFIED
Is the Old Meltable Concentrated I.
OR FAMILY SOAP MAKING.
nirrctlimA acroimmnvln tai-h can for ninklnic liar I
Suft ftlhl Inlli-t Heap iilt'kly.
IT r.S fVl.L WKUIIIT AM) STRR.VHTH.
Tl Market la flondivl with fnn-a11ivl OnnrfntraUd
l.vr, which la adulterated with anlt anil Ivaln. anil wail
nAvit Mu.yisr. and but run
a
MAPK IIY TIIK
rcnnsjlvanla Salt MannPg Co.,
PniLADKLPIIIA.
MOW TO GET THEM Isthebrlt rirt of tlie .lite. .Mll.IOO
ai-ra, f,r isls. lor I're. ennv of ' liimni l'a.,1 Hn
Stead," Jilrn Ni J. mlmorctl.sud t um'r, h.hui, hum
Soldiers-Pensioners.
WS Publish an ntaht tuurn naner " Tub National
iKisuhs uovoieu to tne interests or rensioners, Sol
diers and Station and their heirs: alsocontulus interesting
family reading.
Pries, Klfty conts a year special Inducements to clubs.
A proper Mank to collect amount dim under new Ak
kuhs or Psnmon Hill, furnished gratiiitoimlv, to regular
subscribers only, and such claims filed In Pension Olttce
without charge. Janunrv number as specimen copy free.
Send for It. UKOHOK K. I.KMOX A CO..
Washington, I), v. Lock Hoi tltirt.
IIVK ItOl'TI.K WAItHANTKI) A
perfect cure for all kinds of l'll.KS.
Two to four boltlea In tlie worst
cases of I.KPKOSY. SCItOl'l'I.A,
3AI.T KIIKI'lL. KIIKl'MATIMM,
K 1 1 ) X K Y S . 11 Y S r K I ' S 1 A .C A X ( ' K It ,
('AT A It It II, and all diseases of tliu
SMN and lll.ooli. Kntiieiy Voge
tiilile. Iittemul and cxteriiul use,
JJ Mouey returned iu nil cases of fui!
ure: nolle for 20 veara. Sold oerv-
wuere. oeuu ior pampuiet. ti a iioiue.
II. I. FOMLK, Huston.
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made to order by RI.4-. I.llley A Co., Colibut,
Military and Flromon'a Ooods, Banners Ac Flacrs
THE NEW YORK SUN.
I A I t.Y, 1 pages. .15 i ts. a month: 80.50 a year.
Vi:i;li I.V. H pages, al a year.
TUT. fit . has the largest circulation and Is the
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TIIK tVKKHLV Sl'3 Is cmphntlcally tho peo
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IMPROVED HIALTI CORSTT
la ii: m it) Midi tht If ltual, wTilih
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Vur ! by all lr.v.)nf i epchmti.
WAREB BROS,, SSI Broad, ay. f. T.
A4r,.vr.s wAvri'.it nut
"DACK FROiVI the MOUTH OF Hi'LL
Ity one who has been tliorci,
"RISE and FALL of the MOUSTACHh
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Hy Josiah Allen's wife.
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dicn wuu a. I is. It uiLi
III perfectly puro. Pronounced tlie boet by thn hiarh
eat medical aiilliorilicH in tlie world. Ciivcn hiplieBt
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1
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An Infallible and unexcelled Remedy for
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i
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ITS
A free Itollle " tif my
renowned spectllc and a valuable
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sendiiiK me his P. O. aud Ex
press address.
Da. n. O. ROOT, Pearl Strett. New York.
OPIUM
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FRECKLE, TAN and PIMPLE 6ANISHER.
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A FEW APPLICATIONS OF THIS PREPARATION WILL REMOVE
Freckles, Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, or Blotches on
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Clear and Fair.
For SOFTENING and BEAUTIFYING the SKIN IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Price, 50 cts. Sent by Mail, postpaid, for 75 cts.
Address
JOHN F. HENRY, CURRAN & CO., 9 College Place, N. Y.
TIIE GOSPEL OF JOY.
Tho Gospel of Joy
la a new Sinning Honk of unusual beauty for Ontwl
Mectlnfu. Cinnp Mci I'.ngs, Dcvotloiittl Meetings aiel
tillllltl.Sclll)lils. -
Hy Hov. Saiih, Ai.haii and . II. Rnnt. It contains a
large nuiulier of new and .awry auporlnr Hymns and
Tunes. The general stvle is very cheerful and bright, as
betlts a collection that has so much to say and ling about
"Olail Tidings of (ircat Joy."
Until words and music aro of an elevated character.
commending themselves to persona of retlned tast, and
nil- "mincing measure so prevalent in many reuvot
coitipimitlona has beeu carefully avoided.
Price nMets., for which specimen copies will be mailed
to any address.
See Pccorstlon Day Music In the Musical Ricosd, cti.
GOOD NEWS!
in.l cts. , the cental Riindnv-clinol Anna rtnok.baa thnn
Htndn of friends. Do not Tali to esamine and try It,
Tliere are '7n Songs, In the composition or selection of
which great taste and ahiniy una been displayed, iti
Biiilne also "Shining Itlver " and "The lllvcr of Life,"
two standard hooka of great beauty.
orn i:n inrsoxt vo., itomton.
V. II. IHTSOU A CO.,
N III Itronilwajr, IVcw Torat.
J. I'.. niTNOIV A CO.,
Chratnnt Street, Fhlla.
If you are
Interested
In tho inquiry Which Is tho
best Liniment fur Man and
JJeastl this is the nnswer, at
tested by two generations : tho
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNI
HKNT. Tho reason is sim
pie. It penetrates every sore,
wound, or lameness, to tho
very bone, and drives out ail
iuHinKnatorynnd morbid mat
ter. It 4 goes to the root" of
V.s trouble, and never fails to
euro iu double quick time.
N VN C-.No -JO
Ti SMITH Em CQ.
Klrat Kslnbllxheu Most Huccessfal I
THK1R INSTRUMENTS liava a Standard Talus la all
tho
Leading Markets
Of the World!
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OVER 80,000
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M'ork and Lowest 1'ilcis.
Ij- Scud for a Cata.ogue.
Tremont St.." cpp. Waltham St., Boston. Mass
rorlloauty f 1'ollsh, ravniR Lahor, Clcaullnces.
Durublllty and ('hcuiinosa I'm guulcd.
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NKY DiSKASKS. A sure Keniedyj fallurea un
known. Send for Circular. Moves Itros. Cutter, St
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don t W". Maddox, Klpicv, Ohio; K.Cory, Ilea Molnca; P.
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77
a Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
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