nn ri Dir 'V
iXionwaorj's
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Laboratory, 77 W. 3.1 St., New York Cil j,
LATH OF JKB8BT CITT.
TRADE MARE.
Iho E:st Eemedy Known to llaa I
Pr. C'.nrlc .To'inson having associated nime!f
Willi Vir. Ivl ;i IviMmnn, un escaped captive, loti
n si ivo to VVnliu::ietkla, tho medicine man of tho
Ciimiiifho, is now prepared to lend his aid In tho
introduction of i lio wonderful remedy of that tribe.
Tl.o i 'Xperii in o of Mr. Kastman beinff similar to
t'::.t of Mr. Clue. .Tonosund eon, of Washint-n
l'n ., lo-.v.-i, nil account of whoso sufferings went
fir ,iiiiL!.v narrated in the Ann York lltraid of Dec.
I'lili. lhi'H, tho lacts of which ere, to widely
k::oivp, rod ao nearly parallel, thnt but liltlo men
tion of Mr. Kastmati's experiences will bo Riven
here. They are, however, published In ft neat vul
pine, of :I10 pae9, entitle.!, "Seven and Nino Years
A .li.nj tho (. oiiiauehes and Apaches," of which
r.i.-nti hi will he mado hereafter. Suftlce It to say,
tlit for ecver.nl vear, llr. Eastman, whils a cap
tive, i compelled to gather tho roots, Rimu,
lurks, herbs and berries of which Wakametkla's
r.iedu ino was made, and is still prepared to pro
vide. t'io Sams materials for tho successful Intro
rl iction of fno medicine to the world; and assures
1 10 public fiat tho remedy is tho Baino novr ai
wiiea Wukamctkl.t compelled him to make it.
Wa'taiaetkla, the Medicine Man
I-.Vthln? he.s been added to the medicine and
lot ,11:11; h is been taken away. It is without doubt
he Hist l'l'KiyiKri of the Iti.oou and RsnewsboI
he SYfiTtiM i'ver known to man.
'I'll..- riyrup po. ri fses varird propertic.
1. act's iion tho I.lver
1 iicl.4 njxtii tlio tkiducju.
It r''iii' lai.-. !tn !'?;wel(.
ic piii ilic" (no koiiii,
l q:uel- the Xorvoii Sj-Btcm.
t. promotes Il i''wtiii.
It ,oi:i iMic, Mreiivttlicns and Invtcr
trles.
; t cai'i'lcK ofl'the old blood and makes
:.v-.v.
thr' porosi of the kUIii, and
i:;u::. . t3e;il;ii) t'ernptrutiotl.
!:. t e i'ri i.es the hereditary taint, or poison ir
(lie blojd.wi.uh .'eneratuii Scrofula, Krysiiielas, and
ill niaiiiu r of skm diseases and internal uumors.
1 1
laei !
I - :
ero 1 1 11 : : i r i 1 - I'm ployed in its mnnnfactiiro,
: Iiet i!i n by the most delicate babe. 01
:: 11 :: it f i cble, care only bang raiuvtt
Edwin Eastnan in Indian Costume,
Seven and Nine Yeaub Amono tbe Comanches
and Apacuks. Aneut volume of 301 ) pae,
bcins a cimple statement of the horrible fact!
connected with ti.tf Pad mawacre of a li' lpb-nt
family, and the captivity, torturesand nllimati
escape of its two Mirvi ui' members. Kor fait
by our .lifciita t,'eiiurnlly. 1'rii.o C1.00.
The incidenti of tlio inasaere, briefly narrated,
-ire distributed by agents, rm:E of char;':?.
Mr. Kuxtmun, beim; ulniust connaiuiy at tbe
West, engaged in gathering mid curing tho inateri
nls of winch the medicine is composed, the sole
' isiness inaiiHi;einent devolves upon Dr. Johnson,
and tae remedy has been called, and is known L
Dr. Clark Johnson's
END, AM ELOOD PUKIFIEfl
rrieo cf Large Ectt'.cs Cl.Ct
r:i:'.f Esaill EouLs 50
ft-Tld t ie voluntary tetimreiiala of persons w h
liav.s i n eared by tin; u-m of Dr. Clark Joui.3uu'
Juiiju Ui.vi l Syrup, ia jour own vicinity,
Xoi!.inioi:iai3 of Ciircs.
DVSPIiPSIA AXI INDIGKSTIION.
Kyukkhy, 'iilil Wuid, Jan. .1, 879.
Dear Sir: YournuK,! excellent Indian Blood
Syrup hus given ieri(;et mitislaction wlmu mseil
lor Djiiep-.i ami Indirection.
TiiEon. Hawk
CUKK9 Cliri.J.S A MTi'jff.TUCSXKSS.
:i.im;tn, Feb. 1, 1879.
Dear Sir: I was trimbled with Chills; had
them every other d:iy lor mx ii'.onths; had two
doctoi sutt outline; 11 i.-vi hen yonriif;ent perHimded
mo to try your liidimi llloo.l Syrup, and I can
tay I never had 11 Chiil after taking thu flint
dose. I Lheeiliilly reeimiineinl it to ull.
J,izie Wink.
RKCEIVK1" GIskAl'iiK'vfci'FlT F1IOM IT
JIoi.msiilku, 2Jd Wurd, Pliiktdelphm, )
l eb. L'4, 1879. $
Ie.ie Sir: I take ffteiit pleamne ill Baying
that I have given your valuable Indian Wood
fiyrup a lair trial in my lamily und received
Ureal lienellt iioni it. Sam'l N. Soi.Lr.
IIKAUT DISKASK AM) I.1VKU COM"
1'I.AINT.
Milim.Km'liiiH, Snyder Co., Pa.
Dear Sir: I have been troubled with Heart
Ji.-eiifi) und I.iver Coinplaint, and X had spent
a iri eat deal of money lor medical aid without
receiving any benefit, until 1 procured Home of
our Jinlian Jilood Syrup lioin your ujjent,
K. It. Buftlugton. 1 can now testily lroiu my
expeiienee us to the extent value of it in such
liiacuscs. JlKN'RV ZI.SICIIAN
MVJ'.li 1'OMl'L.U.Ni .Hi) clULl-S.
lii :.ss am M P. O., Fib. '15, 1879,
Dour Sir: Having tried your 1no.1t excellent
Indian Jilood Svriin and found it a vuluable
11 oiliciiio fur JJver Complaint und ('hills, I
would recommend those who ure alllicted to
4m: I?
if
v WANT
1
s m mm i
give it a tiiul. Mks. C. Abtman'
Kiisslnn Tea Honsps.
A liirpo liall, wninscotod with oak
juiintoil in rich colors, where I1up und
rod prcdoniiniitp, nnd tit tlic further mil
iv prarnl orprin which is pl.-tyins i chonis
front M. l.oc(ici's Itist opercita. lint for
tltis tune, nml (or the fact t hat some ens
tomers arc seated at little wooden tallies
drir.kinp; ten, you might fancy yourself
in a ritualist church. A statuette of the
Virgin, fronted hy a nicht light always
flickering in its hath of oil, stands in
proximity to the yellow advertisement
of nn Eriplish tirni thnt exports hitter
heer, and a ffl.ariiigly-i Humiliated por
trait of St. Isaac, who is, perhaps, the
patron saint of tho landlord, faces the
play-bill of tho Imperial Theater of
French Comedians. We are in a Mos
cow tea-house. It differs from tho new
fangled cafes in having no looking-glasses
or velvet settees. There is a pile of
cushions in the corner near the counter,
where tho landlady sits with a spangled
diadem, neither reading or sewing, but
just folding her arms anil smiling vaguely
till waiters shall come and nsk her for
small change. When a habitue of the
tea-house enters he signs himself before
the statuette, bows to St. Isaac, perhaps,
and makes for the pile of cushii ns,
where ho selects his own and carries it
to the wooden bench on which he is
going to sit. Roirular customers keep
their private cushions at the tea-house,
just as Germans keep their pipes and
schoppen at the brauerei. If a stranger
comes in, one of the waiters in while
linen tunics, with red-topped knee-boots,
brings him a folded red vug to sit down
upon. These waiters nre not always
Russian; in a good tea-house there will
be one or t wo Germans speaking French,
but they all wear the miijick costume
and have their hair clipped short. They
never ask a Russian customer what he
wants; they bring him a small brass
samovar containing about a pint of tea,
half a lemon and a cruet of vodki. The
charge for this refreshment is five
copecks.
A Russian goes to the tea-house to
drink tea only, with a flavor of spirits
in it; if he wants other beverages, he
drinks them at home. In summer he
takes cold tea instead of hot, and
squeezes more lemons than vodki into it ;
that is all the difference. lie seldom
takes sugar, and the waiter does not
present it unless asked for. Cigarettes
are the rule in the. tea-houses, not pipes
or cigars; and the Russian never twirls
them himself, Spanish fashion, but buys
them ready-made. On his saying
"rapyros," the waiter brims him a
polished brass plate holding' a dozen
loose cigarettes of divers dimensions and
of three colors white, buff and viink.
The last tire the most delicate in flavor.
and are reserved for the bonne louche.
The Russian epicure besins with the
white ones, and as he sits divested of
his furred touloupa and wrapped in his
caftan, with his head leaning against the
wainscot, and dreamily beating time to
the music of the organ, he oilers a per
fect picture of Oriental repose. The
wainscots are marked with rows of
greasy black circles made by the heads
of customers. There is scarcely more
talking than in a Turkish cafe; but offi
cials in uniform, who may have imbibed
the tastes of the West, sometimes got up
games ot cards, and intersperse their
play with squeaking interiections ex
pressive of their emotions at winning
or losing. Only second-rate official's
patronize the tea-houcs; and if haply a
personage of colonel's rank strolls in
with his crosses on his bosom, all the
other customers stand up and salam.
For this reason an honorary Russian
colonel (perhaps an upper telegraph
clerk) when he receives a foreigner will
generally take him ou to the tea-house,
in order to give him an idea of what
dignities tire in Russia.
The prudent reserve which Russians
exhibit in the tea-houses does not pre
vent them from engaging very readily
in conversation with any foreigner who
chooses to introduce himself; only the
foreigner will hear from them nothing
but praise unstinted about everybody
and everything that he may talk of.
The doors open twenty timeg in an even
ing to admit itinerant sellers of food ; for
no edibles except biscuits are sold by the
landlord. An old woman, booted, mut-
lled and wrapped in a sheepskin, comes
in witn a basket ot naril-hoiled eggs,
salted sardines (which ttiste like the skin
of a red herring), and little rolls. Then
comes a girl with selvas, or apple-cakes ;
then a man with slabs of raw ham or
German sausage; then another with a
portable stove, which he installs in the
middle of a tea-house, that he may cook
fritters lor all who may order them.
The waiters provide salt, wooden plat
ters ami Knives to tne customers lor a
charge of a copeck ; and as the refresh
menu soul uy tne Hawkers are very
cheap, a mau may get a long supper at
no great cost.
The tea sold in the tea-houses is very
good, nnd Russians swallow surprising
quantities of it; three or four pints, witli
a proportionate quantity of vodki, will
uot seem an excessive evening s allow
ance lor a sober man. Notice is never
asked for. In the lower kinds of houses
(where hand barrel-organs discourse
music) the tea is said to be a re brew
from the leaves that have been used by
linger establishments: and here it is
customary to surve the tea ready flavored
with vodki. it makes a potent bever
age, which will send aglow all over the
body 01 h v-voslclnk- (cabman) in cold
weather, ami make him drive his sleigh
or drosky in wild zigzags, with many
yells. In the tea-houses ot the lower
orders the shrine of the Virgin stands
nist within the door, and a customer
would no more think of taking tea wit h
out paving his devotions than he would
go out into the snow without having his
boots on. When he has well drunk he
will make another stand at the shrine
on coming out ; and if a customer cannot
remain quite steady on his legs during
his brief orisons, some Good Samaritans
will always beurihim a helping hand, lest
the unsteady brother, going' out un
shriven with so much whiskyiied tea on
hoard him, should come to grief through
liia impiety. It is a common phrase in
Kussia to say ol a man who has roll
dead drunk into the snow and got frozen
there, " Jle forgot to pray alter his tea
llaricr'$ Wtvkly.
Miracles of a Mohammedan Sheikh
A New York Sun correspondent writes
from Damascus, giving the following
account of "miracles" performed by
Mohammedan sheikh or priest: Taking
a handful of skewers similar to those
used for cooking purposes, each about a
foot long, he called the wildest half-
stripped disciple to him, and opening his
mouth, muttering the while' with great
apparent intensity of concentration
pr iyer or invocation, he with a sudden
jerk forced the point clean through the
cheek so that it could be seen projecting
on the other side. Jle repealed the pro
cess with the other cheek, the man
showing no sign of pain nnd not a drop
of blood flowing from the wound. He
then went to his son, who cnlmly gazed
at him with his large swimming , eyes,
opened his mouth and received a similar
stab through the cheek without the
quiver ofnn eyelid. I wawalching him
closely and could not observe the slight
est muscular ccntraction. The point
was clearly projecting through the skin,
and deception was impossible, as there
was every opportunity afforded for the
closest inspection. Leaving the two
victims wit li their mouths thus trussed,
ns it were, the shickh took a square box,
which, when opened, wsis found to con
tain several live scorpions of unusual
size. Taking up one of these, ns large
as an ordinary hind crab, he handed it,
all wriggling, darting its tail initscflbrts
to sting, toi man who came forward,
and calmly but rapidly dropped it into
his mouth and crnrched it with great
apparent '.relish, eating it completely up.
Then we saw a much larger box, con
taining serpents of various sizes. These
lie turned out upon the floor, dominating
them after the manner of serpent charm
ers, and allowing them to t wine ami curl
round him. In this, of course, there was
nothing marvelous, nor indeed in what
immediately followed, though it was
sickening to behold. Drawing a live
snake about two feet long out ot the
box, he held it up by the tail, when sud
denly a tall man, it (Dieted apparently
with St. Vitus' dance, with hair dishev
eled, rushed forward with a loud cry,
and with foaming lips seized the snake
with both hands, tore it violently asun
der, and plunged its bloody and palpita
ting end into his mouth. This seemed
t he signal for a general scramble. In a'
moment three or four men were tearing
the writhing fragments with their teeth,
and with eager greediness devoured them
in large mouthfuls until not a particle of
the snake mmained. They then drew
back with seeming reluctance, wiping
their bloody lips with their hands.
Rut the excitement seemed to have
produced a sort of lit in the man who
had first seized the snake, from which
the sheikh restored him by clasping his
head with both hands and pressing it
violently, while he again concentrated
himself on incantations, the veins start
ing out on his forehead with the inten
sity of his efforts. In a few moments
the dervish had become comparatively
calm, though tor the rest of the time !
observed that he continued to twitch
and jerk convulsively, while his eyes
rolled wildly.
Meantime the man and boy who had
been pierced watched the proceedings
with tlie utmost unconcern. As it was
difficult to believe that to remain with
one s cheeks skewered did not at all
vents produce a feeling of discomfort.
and as they must have been standing
for at least a quarter of an hour in the
same attitude, I told tho sheikh to pull
out the skewers. This he did, in each
ase preceding thesharp pull with which
he extracted them by an earnest invoca
tion. When they were drawn out the
points were bloodless, while, excepting
that there was an apparent induration
of the cheek at the spots through which
the skewers had passed, there was no
sign of what had happened.
brazier lull ot live charcoal was now
brought in, and fanned into flame.
When it was glowing with a blue, and
lurid light, the sheik li, calling suddenly
on Allah several times, jumped literally
on the blazing mass with his bare feet,
and stood there for nearly a minute.
Then getting flown, the charcoal was
again fanned into flame, and the men
who had eaten the scorpions and ser
pents, and who hail been skewered
through the cheeks, rushed forward,
plunged their hands into the burning
mass, and tossed the glowing embers
into their mouths, crunching them up
with the greatest unconcern. Mean
time, the smell of burned flesh became
unmistakable, which somewhat mili
tates against the theory that their flesh
is impervious to hre, though I am bound
to say no one showed any signs of feei
ng pain.
Beating the Iioat.
The other day one of the ferry-boat
captains found aboard of his craft a
cadaverous - looking chap who had
beaten his way to and fro so often that
patience was no longer a virtue. When
it was found thr.t he had no ticket the
captain roared out :
"What did 1 tell you the last time I
passed you over?"
" lou said you it throw fae into the
river next time I tried to beat my way
across, ' was the calm reply.
"And now !" yelled the captain,
as he started to pull oil his coat.
"And now you wont, lou are a
good-hearted man and I don't wrant you
to get into trouble on my account. 1
will go overboard on my own hook."
lie stepped to the gangway and made
a dive belore any one cimld prevent
the boat was stooped, lile-preservers
thrown out, and, after hard work, the
man was hauled aboard. The captain
seized him.braeed him against the cabin,
and, shaking his list under the beat's
nose, exclaimed :
" Look-a-here, you miserable, sinful
man, I've been put to ten dollars trouble
trying to collect your live-cent fare!
After this it is understood that you are
always to rule tree, and it you oiler to
pay fare I'll lick you!" Detroit Free
l re xx.
One Word Covers th Advice
H Inch fchoulil bo given to nervous, blender.
anil debilitated persons Invigorate ! hieilu-
lives, ojiintes, uppetizorn, nro cmnpnrutivuSy
i.Heless. The) Bj stein must be built up with a.
genuine tonic in order to the roeovery ol vigor
nml tranquility by tlio nerves. A course, yn
teuuiticnlly pursued, ol the leading invi?nruut,
Ilnitetii'i's Stotuuch Hitlers", t-liouM bo rc
sortcil to by tboso who sulTer Irom weak
nerves tiiul geneiiil debility. The Btomuch,
ulwuys moro or lets lyi .peptic ill caws ol nor
voustie.ss nnd lous ol' vitality, is toned uud reg
ulated by this medicine until tho organ acts
with a precision tikiu to that of u steady-going
piece ol' mechanism. Complete digestion und
iiM.-iinilntiou ure, through tho influence ot tho
Hitters, followed by a gain ot vior and llosh,
and tho iliuppenrance ol biliousness and irre
gularity ol tlio bowels, where ttuch exist, as
they usually do. Appetite unj sleep nro then
regained.
It costs but one cent to send a postal enrd to
the Mason and Hamlin Oigivn Co., Iloston, New
York or Chicago, who will return, postage
paid, their catalogues andciroubirs, with much
inlormatioii about, orgaiiB. 'o one should buy
an organ without seeing these.
Kverylxidy knows that bo long as there ia
proud flesh in a sore or wound it will not
heal. The obstacle is speedily removed and
the flesh reunited by Henry's Curt die Salve,
the finest embodiment in existence of that su
premo pui iller. carbolic m id. Ita emollient
ingredients moilily its pungent ueid basis, so
that it never cauterizes, stings or scnrilles
tho diseased part. Sored and eruptions ot all
kinds are cured by it. All druggists cell it.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
I nil In it Itrprrilnt Inns.
The lair reader ehudders when the thinks
ot the settler's w il'o watching, lrointhe door of
her rinlo hut, the ret renting form ol her hus
band going 1e.1t to his daily labor gnig out
perhaps In return not ngnin. lor bel'm e nightfall
a surp hand may have laid him low nttioiig
iho prairie glasses. Or it may bo a child, 11
bright -eyed daughter, is snatched away in an
unguarded moment, to grace tho next war
dunce. When wo read the hemt rending details
of these wivngo depredations, wo nro apt to
hlamo tho government lor not taking moro
at riot precautions to iiiHiirn the, settlor's pro
tection. Hut we daily read of the depredations
of that arch-tleiid, consumption, with scarcely
n thought of the terrible inroads it is making in
human 1 i to. Tens ol thousands ol homes are
annually desolated by consumption to one by
Indian outrage. Like thn Indian, consump
tion oil tut comes stealthily, nnd no danger is
apprehended until tho victim suddenly llnds
himself hopelessly ensnared, nnd dentil's lalal
arrow ends the scene. Dr. Pierce's (ioldon
Medical Discovery, a powerlnl alterative, or
blood puritlerand tonic, him restored thousands
ot consumptives who had tried every other
remedy recommended to them, without ob
taining any relief, and nro willing tq testify to
its remedial powers.
For coughs anil throat disorders, use
" Brown's Bronchial Troches," having proved
their cflUeiicy by a test of ninny years. Twen
t -five cents a box.
liclhetdd Sanitarium at tho " Cole .Magnrlir
Spring," Havana, N. Y., is now open for pa
tients nnd those requiring rest and recreation.
I'.riglits' Disease ol tho Kidneys, Kheiimatisni,
Neuralgia, Paralysis nnd Debility, from what
ever the cause, and also all blood diseases art
speedily and permanently cured. Send lor cir
culars to C. 1). CI:iwson, M. D., or F. I. Gold
smith, Havana, N. Y.
CllKVv
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ood Tag Plug
lonAi'co.
Tim P10NEK.it Toiiacco Com pan r,
New York, Hiiston and Chicago.
Tho Mendelssohn Piano Co., No. 21 Fast
loth Street, N. Y., sell Piano at Factory
Prices. Wrilo lor a catalogue
IMVKIt MILL lUK sAIi li.
For tale at Lancaster, N. H.,a 0rt-cla Kill, now In
operation. Th plant coniprls ten acres of land, with
full power of river, with IS-foet head. Two-story frame
Mill, lUxW.with annexes harn, storehouse, sheds, scales,
ic. The Mill contains one 72-Inch tltinle cylinder, ltlce,
Itartoa a Fales' machine, complete 1 four 250-ionnil
beating enpuii; two tub bleachss, cutters, calenders
reels; one 50 horse-power uolkr; and all the appliances
for running the Mill.
Straw plenty at $5. Wood at 2. Excellent freight
contracts go with the Mill, which Is now on wrapping.
Owners have other hutncss.
The property, which Is valuable, will be sold at a fair
price anJ at a bargain. All Inquiries by mall promptly
answered. AJdress
llKN'RY O. KB N'T, Treasurer.
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A few applications of
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burn, pimples or blotches
on the face, and render
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Sent by mail, postpaid,
for 75 cts. Address
John F. Henry, Currani Co.,
24 College Place, N. Y.
Medicines have failed to do
Hum's Iteioedy
surely docs restores to health all
who am allll. ted with Druiisv,
llriidit's ins ane. Khlnev. Illadh'-r
A mnefrSSK l' 'nary uiseases. limns
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JW Appetite. All Diseases of tho
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Hunt's Iteinrdy. Try Hunt's Itrmrdy. Send
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VEBV PAl.K. KHKK WOKKlNii. Dl HAH1.K V A K
MSIIKS, AMI VKK I'HILI.IA NT.
nrflf r?r?VT I P r every Man and
UUUK rliUlU : Woman. A.Mi.4 witli
sump. M K1M0AL UISI'KNSATOHY, llalllr Oreek. Mlijl
cnapjTian's cnoiera tyrup
Oures Di beiiteiy, l arrhea and Suiniuer roiniilalnts nf
( liil.lr. ii. Puce title. liKOld.K MOiiltK, Proprietor,
Ainu ny an in UKtiinti.
fJ Y K -.SJB E A R p ELI W R
.iai4 .i.u.1 i.tliUs inli,u,.iiL.li.li.. I
.-u-a.aiafi.iu l!.as.i.t i.i. a4 cbcti a pii.. .
m. iL uta. I. - rla l b cna ai-1 naai faia
i 'deii I la the 1 n.eca. : , ai Lbail sbJisiii
-t.l'k HI'fil'X-i.'i'K'VM. L. L.r-Uiril
0. ,.,' ia, l'.auu.,lii, ilixkMion,,.,
I.farn Tflfifraphy anJ
earn SIO to UHi .
B uitiiith. Kvt'iy pru-luttlt vm
UitHith. Kvt i v pru-luttlt uimrtinteeii a phvIhl' situ.
tlon. AiMress K- itieuliiie, jMaiiuxer, Jam-hvill, W m.
Af)pn4 IO.TII A vrnt-j Wanted Itil.bt.i
Oi53U5,lIli! ili lt'B tn ihc woili!; Due ti:tiniie Xi'ce
Ail'll fbri J A 1 HHU.NSUN, Uflrolt, jHIlU.
aa i AiAiA tn v rite 1 1 tn Wall St. Sto ks inakti
NlljTnlSlUtJiJ fortune every moiitli. Hduk ecu
Vvr w v www frfkeL.-llAjluIIKev.,rUltlwt
A.ltlre RAXTEll k CO., lUukern, 17 Wall St., N. Y;
OPIUM
llttMt &, Skin 1iieafM. Thon
HaiKlii curt'i. luwt st I'rici-s. Io not ful
U wnt. Dr. r . h. Martii1.. tourney, mk d
SEND
'TO" F. ii Itiril JL CO., Purtlaij.i
M.inie, for lfftt iJi-y liUHiuts lu lUe
rVuria. Exwuive ouuil rrvts.
1VCH
llr. I
sumiiv 1
BIG
v.ih l( KT HirTIOH.4 It Y. :tO.MMI WonlnHMi
X lr, Kuutv'a llalt li MoikllklVfUiiM y tu,VOt-
WUrtH.1V MILL nil. . W " . sl.t lsl-W 1
PAY.- With Sti'licl! OulllU. What cost 4
cts. bt'lld rupitlly fur ISO eta. CuUloue f ret)
b. M SfKNCKit, 1 I'J VV.te.iru M., I(oUU.Maaa.
877'
877,
CtfrPf K YKAll anl ixpfiibtto a'riiu. 4)uttt Krce
? 4 0 m VI IT- f . it v It i f. n i . a ii jum Wiin
4Pf a .Mont i aul fxpciiPta ijii.-triinlftMi o Ayt ula
f 4 UiitUtfrffl. Shaw 4 Co.. Auuimta. M41K
S.3S00
AYCA. How Mk It. Vmm Agrn
WHAT
are rea-i
M
(lie it Palls. N. II
2 tr-s
w&mm
EXODUS
ii tlie hi.st tan. Is. In the brut ettmat, with the boss
market, Mini on the ifst terms, aonl th St. l'sul,
Mlnneapvlli A Manitoba M r, tints St. fiul I'aoiUo.
3,000,000 ACRES
Mfhtnly la tb f'amons
RED RIVER VALLEY OF THE NORTH.
On long time, low prices sad sssjr payment.
P imphtet with full Information mailed fra Apply
D. A. McKINLAY, Land Com'r,
rnnl, inn.
Kor Kearny of relish, PsvltiR Labor Cleanliness
Curability and Cheapness . I neon.iled.
AloKeUi Uiiua, riopilouii.. Canton, Itasa
A in: ai
I A 1,1.. TIIK TIiTlr
The very heat (roods direct from the Importers at ITalf
the usual cost, llest plan ever oflered hi (Hub Aiisnts
si.. I lame Kneers. ALL KXPKKSS C'UAHliKS PAID.
New tenia PKKK.
The Orent American Tea Company,
:1 it ncl Vesey Street, New York.
P?0. llox-l-JikS. ,
Atil'liVTN WArtTKIl'FOH
"JIA Vlift imi the MOI TH of HELL."
lly one who lias been there I
"Itine ami fan of thr MOM'fiT.t'IiE.,
lly the llurlliiKtoii Hawkeye humorist.
" Satnaiitlia ana l A. ami V. I."
lly Joslah Allen's wife.
Tbe three brightest and best seHInu hoois out. Auents,
yon can put these books In everywhere. Ilest terms
iven. Address for Agency, AMKKICAN ri'HLLSlllNU
Co.. Hartford. Ot., Ohlcsito. 111.
ON K KOITI.K WAKHAN'TKil A
ferfei t cure fur all klmls ot Pil.KS.
wo to four bottles In tlie wnrnt
eases of I.KPHJJSY. SOHOFI'l. K.
SALT Itll KIM! HllKl'MATISM,
K IKN'KYS. I1YSPKPSI A. OA NOKIl.
(WTAl; Kll. nml all diseases of the
SKIS' and III.OOI). Kntlrelr Veite-
t.iiile. Internal and external ii:te.
AI'Miey returned In all cases of fail
ure: none for an rears. Sold everv-
vhcro.
S ii.I for pamphlet, f I a bottle.
II. Is. I OWI.K, Itn.ton.
WARtUH b-VS CORSETS
lYl'i-lw .I the Hlrl ' '-11 bt Iht rt'CCDl
PARIS V.Xi vt.-Pi ION,
FI.KXIIII.K 1UI .J(a'KT
( I liuiii'K m UslM-i .-;i it't Irftk
rtcwti over !'' dtp". Pn- I t'-. 'i''ilr
tMnDnvrn urAiTJ i.r.RFT
'!' dlt Alii'll- Ml rn.l , ,1. Ilt'H . I hT.
PjJ IV is neeio nn in. i.iniiei 'i,.
VaV lull null. nr.fc,ii v
j 1 , .:,mis tun .ml n.-xli.le sun ou.aiut p.
.""Ikiii. .. Pin Iit msll. Sl.cs.
t'..rss:s It sit Its.llns mrrr'--,:r.
Y.UlVF.n ni'.OS., Sol BrosdwiT .
This riaini.nonaa Established 1SAS.
rV.iv lia w. Thousanili nf Soldiers and heirs entitled.
Pensions ilnte hack to ilscbarKe or death. Time limited.
Allan ss with stamp.
UF.OIIUK E. MtMOS.
P. O. Drawer 1U.1, Washington, li. O.
THE WEEEY SDH.
A lare. el-'ht-naee paper nf ml broad columns, will
lie 'cut p istpal 1 to any a blrcti until Januiil y Iat,e
FOR HALF A DOLLAR.
Address TIIK Sl'X. N. Y. City.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
ICTORIAL
HISTORYoftheWORLD
Tt contaliu U?'cl flue tilfctortcal e nirravltiira an-l
lare double column piiLics, nnl ts the most cftmplcte
rii:.tory ft t'i World ever iiiiilMiel. It aclm at Kl'ht.
Si'iid fr spei-lni' n piiM"1 and extru ternin ti Aifenti, and
me why it m'Hii ln U r timn any oilier nook. Address
jnatioml ri;mi--iiN0 i:u rmia'ietpina. rt.
MDUER S 'Wl? COP-LIVER Oil
i:ss-
i'?sKc?T
' pure. Pronounced the best ny tbe n s-n
authoritioe in iho world, tiiveii hivbest
award at t'i World's KxixMitions. and at Pans, IM18.
iold by Drugvists. W.ll.tscbictleliu ik Co.,N.Y.
CURED free;
An Infallible and nneicelled P.emedy foi
Flts,Kllepay or I ullliiKSlcknesa
wari-anleil to elteet a opeedy and
Am ll.1T cure.
ITS
A free hulll"or mi
renowned specific anil a valnab
Treitlse tent to any sutler
aemlin me his P. O. and ti
pr. sc ailire .
P',J.i, tt0T, IN:i Pearl Street, New York.
Mason & Huiuliu (Jubiuct Organs
Demonstrated best f.v IIIOTIKST IIOVOKS AT AI.I.
IV'OKI.I) S KXPOSiriONS FOlt TWKLVK YKAK, ls.:
al Pakis, Ihh; Ulsna, lis73; astiaii, IHT.I; PuiianaL
eina, li7t; Pikis, InTS, and taaaD Sh antsa Hold Manai,
1HVM. Only Amerl'-uu Oirana ever award. tl highest hon
ors at any sucli. Hold for cash or Installments lixui
tr kTEn CaTxi.oot.'k.i ami Olr. liars with new styles and
prices. Bent f-ee. MAS IN t HAMLIN OIKiAN CO.,
Huston, Ni'W York or llnti-aio
TnrTii ia Mir.nTvi
...I s...uh
3 tMi
i W'umlI, w 11 tW .
t af area and
t-uaaaisB ac
fa, la.t.aU at
name, ia iiaia tint p4a jaa
tw' Vt-t. MAKTIMt'V iVrZvtft)
S10S0
prulils ou dtt.v-
a Vft invi-ritiueiil of Cinn
ruiou, June 7 vlUU
la W (.'strru
p.-oiiorlioii'il rt'tunm t very t
eel;
nn .Stock Options of
- - IOt. a. .Mk.
OlnViai Keportu nnd i:irni!Hri free. Add-M
i'. H4H1KK W Ki li t' A O . liankeifi, WallSL.N.T
-aa .-1. K.J -
V Wiii p.i;' A,yi-i'; .. 'll H T.-l - pell
XK-tiHes. or uM.tw a Inrgo Cimiii..-e,. i.,
-ei iiu.iUli auq
and vvuuderful ntveiition.t. h t ir-iu u 'ti( uy i.mi, Ham
plefl.ji-. Ad.ti-i Mi h K MAN A ( . MrHt,Hli. Mich.
'J&jti&hLAjX321 VSA&Jr HHI Sure relief i ofprf
KIGDHR'S FASTILLtS.iSS
&tt3Z'JK2m,i 'Ijiirle.-.rowu.y.ua.
1 tn 1' I-Vf liiiiur fi5 to!4I rr lny
V-- lU H5 juar.iiited to MidiiMtrlttua persona of
either H"X at their own hornet,. A'tdresH with stamp,
l-Vt-tirrisVk Heppy, liiiiltfeportt ( onn.
A psrfeet Ttmt-kespsr, nntiD-rj., and H1ATT
to deaul. Hint . sriur.i
It tviao con u uit a I IK&T-tLiSH COMPASS, worth alons
oiv
iy a V iisi c nrouoni.i.r
felechtvaic. be hoot le-chcia. 'lravilert atiil Fftrmcra. II
tKil'U TA'f( H U u.nl Ly U. II. fowtrVt, Frlacipal af
into all Ibo ithooli throuKhout the I nutd Stnici, ami la
ei.u.t. 1111. bUlsARGLiril WiTCU rcrelvcii a ucedat
1 Un 14 HQ toy, but is nitd on wtamihe pflrwilf-,
Jftvc ludtiu iiio .rtt very low, iini'iy io luirouui tiicni
mmm
T- 1
jr y ' .iwswr rkii,m
mm
I Kb W
I II II Ut3 W It"
ISA
Jtliiliih i'-x
PENSIONS.
"'MsMMatilJiL.',
ent medical
t , .-V..-'.. S.M
It:
V " 1' H" "UTasiU sasaa
Th bULAUUMAPU WATCU Ahli LUAlSi U put uiiut bus vwiwai ctue, uJ ttul uy tJ..rc. iai
$100. AddreBs plainly, HUB MANUFACTURING CO.. Boston, Mass, !
fclSfcnt by mail, prc-imu., provided 12 centsjn postage stamps are enclosed, j
Z3
I-IST OF ItlNRARKfl
ALWAYS (TKATU.E I1Y rslN'tJ
MEXICAN"
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.
OF nCMAN FLESH.
Ilheiimntlsm,
It urns nri'l Senilis,
MIiir nml I5ltes,
Cuts anil Iti-nlses,
rijnalns A, Mltrlirs,
C'anlrartnl Muscles
HtlflT Joints,
IlacUnrhr,
Iiiptlnus,
Fl oat Ultra,
OF ANIMALS.
Scratches, .
More and nails,
Spavin, Crnrks,
Nrrrw Worm, (irnb
Foot Hot, Hoof AIIk
I.ninenrss,
Swlnny, Founders,
Sprain, retrains,
Sore Feet,
Stiffness,
nnd all external diseases, and every hurt or accident,
rorgcnjrid use in family, stable and stock yard it It
TIIF, I1F8T OF AH.
LINIB1BHTSS
e
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- f
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,
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S
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THE GOSPEL OF JOY!
Just out. Orcat favorite.
GOOD NEWS! ct.
Well known, always liouil.
li cts.
SHINING RIVER!
Very beautiful souks.
Wets.
GEMS OF ENGLISH SONG! m
Ilrat Song collection.
5
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CLUSTER OF GEMS!
Capital Piano Pieces.
I2.M.
GEMS OF THE DANCE!
Ilrllllant Wsltses. 4c.
5..W.
M
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w
t e
I.Ives of ffnf'i ivii. 'SJiKH: Mount, 1 1 .7.1 it ssh
in'oin. l TS snl Hln'i-i mo t Interest tin, also
li.ltn 't lltoi y if .Mioic, S vms eaih i$l M).
JUmicul I'-iwd, iJ'J.ivii. (iuod resilltiKi once a
wet . all the news, ami Mue selection (if music.
v-i-iit'es rti'fj'.icfi'j rin cts.) of n'.most all
Mu.'.lc Itooks that are pulillslied. Veil valuable
for reference. ISeO bools.
Any Hook mailed for retail pi lie
OLIVEirin'rS()N & CO., Iloston.
c. II. KITSdM . ('..
H 111 Itcoiidwny, IVevr York.
J. E. IITsiOV A. CO.,
W'J'J Chestnut Street, Fhllndrlphlsu
5APOWIFIE
Ia til a Old Itelinble I oitcentrMed Lya
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING.
directions aeeonipanylrtt each can for making Ilard
Soft and Toilet Soap ial-k ly .
IT IS FULL WKIOI1T AND STKKSGTB.
(The Market Is flooded with (so-called) Concentrated
l ye, which Is adulterated with salt and resin, ai d won't
make soup. ,
A TIC JKO.VICT, ASH RTJT THR
OAPOIUIFIE
MADE I1Y TI1R
rennsjivnnla Salt Manurg Co.,
PHILADKI.PIIIA.
Ti SMITH ORGAN CD
First KstablUhtd I Most Surressful I
TRRIH 1N8TKI MK.VT9 bav c Standard Value ta a
the
Leading Markets
Of the World!
Brerjwhere rocognlied as the FINEST IN TON P.
OVER 00,000
Made and tn use. New I)eales con-Unliy. He
Work and Lowest Pilces.
Uif Snd for a Cstalofrne.
Tremoit St.. cud r. aiinain bt..Eostca;-Mass
Everytlilnit taiiKbt required In every-day life. N o
othere'luealloii so sjtl.'l.oloiy. Patrouaice larvs. Pacu.t
leaner in Ih.dr speciadlen. (.'uuine of stii'ly complete
Circulars free. 1 I.. W 1 LI I A MS, PresUleiit.
KKI LY STI;i. P MX': I RNTR WIItK.
Vtavic Ultil. f jtt. '.U i f I S4 ftlii) tl I tit-
fore It. hi l It. i cri'iilur nU pri lict,
to Thjk V'.'ib llkui.a Co., CliU-tj.
VX Nw Yolk' y
ft CLOCKS
Vt TOWERS, I
Vk offices, y
. W'X UOUSF.S, Xjj'
i(S Ol' Villi I- ( lillMllisill Pilillt in tliis
Id! tin) sitiiio spo:il liilily of ils (liti--
IlllXtlll'O UKt ilS Villi IVjU'OSOIlt.
Iii'dt itiiil cuhl, aii'l any niii! iisin.
40 lo ti.se uiti' ii:iiiitsi liir lori'i'.'n.-o.
ClIAlil-'ANT iV OILM'T.
PHT10
raiciilna
tu 1i
li laanite
th I harrpD "C iTn"1 "F"T" "TTIT?
desllurO -' N' -J VK7j
at tii Mi... - t g .
and tvryr y ' f lil t k Si 111' t
at cues, iB.m
it