DR. CLARK
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Laboratory, 77 W. 3 J St., New York Cily.
1ATS OF HBS1T CITT.
(TRADE HARE.)
Tha Best Komedy Known to Kan I
I)r. Clark Johnson having associated himself
villi Mr. Edwin Eastman, an escaped captl-e. Ions;
n slave to Wakainctkla, the medicine man of ths
C'omsncnes, 1 how prepared to land hit aid in the
inlmdnction of the wonderful remedy of that tribe.
Tin experience of Mr. Eastman being similar to
that of Mrs. Chns. Jones and eon, of Washington
Co.. Iowa, an account of whoso anfferinra wore
thrillinirlv narrated in the Ainu York Herald of Doe.
l.-.tli. 1878, the facta ef which are to widely
known, and o nearly parallel, that but little meu
tion of Mr. Eastman a experiences will be (riven
hero. They are, however, published In a ncjit vol
nma of 300 pages, entitled, "Seven and Niner Years
Among the Comanche and Apaches," of whtca
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, (funis,
harks, herbs and berries of which Wakametkla'a
medicine was made, and is still prepared to pro
vide tho samb materials for the snccessf nl intro
duction of the medicine to the world; and assures
fie public that the remedy is tho same now at
v, hca Wakamclkla compelled him to make it.
Wakametkla, the Medicine Man
Nothing has been added to the medicine and
nothing has been taken away. It is without doubt
the Kkst PuKiriKR of the Blood and Rimwu of
'tit Systim ever known to man.
This Syrup possesses varied properties.
It arte upon tlio I.lver.
It arts upon tho Kidneys.
It regulate tlic Hovtela.
It purine the Mood.
It quiet the Nervous System.
It promotes Digestion.
It Nourishes, Strengthens and InTlga
urates.
It carries offtbe old blood and makes
New.
It opens the pores of the skin, and
Induces Healthy Perspiration.
It neutralizes the hereditary taint, or poison In
the blood, which generates Scrofula, Erysipelas, and
all maimer of skin diseases and internal humors.
There are nospirits employed in its manufacture,
audit can betaken by the most delicate babe, 01
fcy the aged and feeble, care only bang reowrtd s
dlaitim to dirtctiont.
Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.
Bstbit and Kins Years Among thb Comakchm
akd Apaches. A neat volume of 300 pages,
being a simple statement of the horrible facta
connected with the sad massacre of a helpless
family, and the captivity, tortures and ultimate
escape of its two surviving members. For Bale
by our a;ents generally. Price 11.00.
The incidents of the massacre, briefly narrated,
nre distributed bv firrents. frp.k of charge.
Mr. Eastman, being almost constantly at the
West, engaged in entlierini: and curing the materi
nls of which the medicine it composed, the sole
I "lsincss management devolves noon Dr. Johnson.
and the remedy has keen called, and la known as
t. Dr. Clark Johnson's
INDIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
Price of Largs Bottles - - $1.00
Price of Email Bottle. 50
Ued the voluntary testimonials of persons who
havo been cured by the use or ur. Clark Juuuson f
luaiau wood byrup, in your own viciutty.
Testimonials of Caret.
ENT1KELY CtrUKD.
Pittkhlhgii, Pa., August 25, 187$.
Dear Sir: I was troubled with hung Disxave
nil buIVctm1 l'roin other coinpliiintH so much
bat I could not describe my lenlinsto any
porbon. I doclni-ed ull tho time, but iound no
reliol' until I took a Kill le el your ImliunBlooil
puriiler which lelt mo entindy lit-o ol all pain
A. Cabgo.
LIVE It AM) KIDMiV COMPLAINT.
" Andallsia, Pa., Fob. 10, 1870.
Dear Sir I have boon usinir your ludinn
Blood Syrup iu my lninily 1'or Liver and Kid
ney Compluint with success. 1 boliove it lius
no equal.' Euwaud Gii.uekt.
UK ART I)lSEA"SEANDLIVEIt COM
PLAINT.
MiDln.Kiii kgii, Snyder Co., Pa
Dear Sir: I have been troubled with Heart
Disease andLivor Compluint, and I had spent
a grout duul of money lor medicul aid without
receiving any bencllt, until I procured some ol
your Indian JJlood Syrup from your agent, E.
L. UuMlugtoii. I cum now testily from my
experience as to the great value ot it in such
diseases. Henhy Zemchan.
LIVER COMPA1NP AND CHILLS.
JSENSAl.tsf P. O., Feb. 25, 1879.
Dour Sir: Having tried your most excellent
Indian JJlood Syrup and lound it a valuable
medicine for Liver Complaint and Chills I
would rocomineiid those who are uMlicted to
giveit a riul. . Mkb. C. Aktman
K ECE I XV. D O RE A'l IJEKEEIT FROM IT
lIul.USUl HU, 2'id Ward, Pluhtdelphui,
Feb. 24, 187'J.
J)ur Sir: i tuke reui jnoiuture in suyinx
Mint J liuve given your vuluuble Indian IJIixmI
iSyrup I'uir trutl in my iumily and received
Mrvttt beuoflt Irom i. Stu'L K. Sollv.
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CURIOSITIES OF THE DAY.
Some Klrnnut Stories Talten From IVewa
pnixra In Vni'lon'a Inr of the Conn
t.y. Fiftrrn yottrs ago a wliitc spot nlxmt
tlie size and dntv of ft silver three-rent
pieee npjienred on tlie riglit wrist of
ilemy Winston, fnll-hlooiloil ngro,
tlien living netir Union C'i ty, Tenn.
Henry was nt tlitit time a young man in
robust health. Other spots soon appenrtrt
on the arm ttnd wrist until the wholo
body was covered with them. Fearing
lest lie had become a victim to the most
dreaded of slow diseases, the leprosy, he
went to New Orleans and was examined
in the presence of twelve physicians.
He was assured that his affection was not
that of a leper, but further the doctors
could not go. Since then the change in
his skin has continued. Hois now liv
ing on a farm near Columbus, Ky., the
father of a large family Qf black children.
The only black places lett upon his per
son are a few spots on his hands nnd a
mtisk, its it were, on his face. Tins
mask covers all parts of his face except
the eyebrows, whirh are white and
S' rnigiit, like those of an Albino of Cau
casian blood. The skin of the head, neck
n id bony is of a healthy ileslt color
white nnd soft and hair is like that of a
white man. The first impression one has
upon seeing him is that he is a while
man with It is face painted with iodine.
The eyes, however, nre unmistakably
those of a negro. Ho is in the best of
health, but does not enjoy his nonde
script appearance.
Captain Stone, with whom travelerson
the Mississippi were well acquainted is
the old days, moved from New Orleann
to Mounds ville, W. Va.. thirty-tive
years ago. Among other tilings moved
from his old home a.s reminders of his
lifo in the sunny land were two seeds
from a mahogany ree that long stood in
his New Orleans yard. In planting the
seed at Moundsvillo he remarked to
members of his family, who now very
well recall the circumstance, that one of
the seed should sprout and produce his
collin. One of the seed died; the other
sprouted. In spite of many set-backs,
frowns of the northern latitude and con
spiracies of the elements, .the sprout
flourished and grew apace. From a
shoot it became a sapling, and in the
course of thirty j'ears grew to a fine tree.
About eight months ago a severe wind
storm passed over Moundsvil'e, uptcar
ing, with a dozen other trees, the beauti
ful mahogany in Captain Stone's yard.
Captain Stone had the tree dried, sawed
into lumber and sent to a Pittsburgh firm,
which, in last June, returned it to him
in the form of a collin. Recently Cap
tain Stone died, and was bunedwith his
strangely faithful mahogany.
Harrison Meyers killed a rattlesnake
five miles southwest of Uniontown, Pa.,
near the old Gaddis camp on the moun
tains, the snake being white from fang to
rattle. This unequaled curiosity is de
scribed by the Uniontown Octiiuj of
Liberlyin these terms : The snake was
about two feet lone, of a clear white ex
cepting several dim red spots about one
fourth of an inch in diameter along the
back. The snake had some seven rattles,
and on beinff discovered and attacked
did not display the venomous disposi
tion so usually mamlestea bv this species
of snake. Mr. Meyers is reliable. His
brother James was in company with him
at the time. After killing the snake both
young men carefully examined and found
it to be a genuine rattlesnake.
While excavating for a spring for re
union purposes on the lands of the llev.
W. 11. Alcljarland, near Cambridge, O..
loan o. Oallup came in contact with
what appeared to be a smooth-cut
stone and dug down to the foot of the
third step, where he found a basin made
in the solid rock that will contain fifty
barrels or more of water. It was cleaned
out and a spring is pouring into it from
t lie crevice ot the rock at the rate ol
10,000 gallons a day. There is no writ-
con account of these hewn steps and
basin, and t - e oldest citizen had no
knowledge of their existence. This was
probably an important watering-place
luring the mounu-builders period.. At
mv rate, it is a subject for investigation
by tlie antiquarians. It is regarded as a
great curiosity and a wonderful discov
ery and is the theme of all conversa
tion.
Little Morton Roberts, the eleven-year-
old son of J. G. Roberts, of Cincinnati,
was playing on one of the banks of the
Lr.tle Miami river, near Wavnesville,
Ohio, recently, when he found a pf bble
ot remarkable Bize and brilliancy.
i'ockcL'nir the thins-lie mvsentlv took it
lo his father, who in turn passed it for
examination to a Cincinnati diamond
Xpert. The latter said that the boy had
found a pearl. Mr. Roberts thcre
uuon sent it to a friend in New York,
and it was examined bv Tiffany. The
pearl was by him pronounced to be of
the purest ana most intense tints ot opal,
weight six carats, and market vatu
TsJ50. A purchaser was found in Presi
dent Dinsmore, of Adams' Express
Company, nnd now Morton has 350 in
vested for him to draw with interest
when he shall have doubled his present
age.
Captain Lorenzo Dow Lawson. who
lives about three miles from Crislield,
Mil., lost a valuable cow a short titnt
ago, the death of the animal beingcaused
by mosquito bites. Mosquitoes have
been more troublesome around Crislield
this season than litis been known fur
many years. During tho day and even
ing ' smothers" are made by tho mer
chants and others to drive the pests
away, ana at night the smoke is so gen
eral as to give Crisfieid the appearance of
being on lire.
Henry J. Stewart, of Jasper. Ga
sends to the Savannah Arcivs a natural
curiosity in tlie shape of a sweet potato
lueAeuusays: It was grown by G. J I
Ancrum, and is a wonderful freak of
nature, being an exact imitation of a
snaKO coiiea tip as it in the act ol strik
ing. The resemblance is really start
ung.
Among the several hundred newspa
per articles ariout hens' eggs, the follow-
lngfrom the b incastle, JJotetourt county
va., iicraia, leads: A. 11. Keeling, Dale
vine, has an egg which tor size head
everything we have heard of lately. It
was by actual measurement nine and
one-half inches in circumference, length
wise, and sl and one-half inches
around.
She Knew the Feet.
A man who was journeying down the
Mississippi with his wife thought he
would enjoy the luxury of shaving and
shampooing. While this was going on
he concluded to surprise his wile, and at
h's request, hair, eyebrows and whiskers
were changed from a fiery red to raven
MM pn, ill: ,mi..tu ii,, t ly nin m,i,'-
room, but was met at the door by his
. i i .1 . i r .
spouse, ouu? ecu oy tnu intrusion oi a
stranger ns she iuipposod, and admit-
nre relusea. lie canon jnmseii jher
nsband: she said ho Was an impostor.
He attempted to explain; it was useless.
A crowd gathered round and the laugh
lmmii,ii (Tnfi.iv.il At, ltmt. tn Ilia nnvnlnv..
ity tlie hoaxer exclaimed : ' Mary, look
at my leet !" wne glance at the pedal
appendages assured h
r "Yii. .L.lm "
lie
u.,,.1 T Ltwiitr tlimn loot Tlinv
me in, but keep that head out of
nt."
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UK AT II EH WORDS.
The Curlons Theory of an English
Nrlrittlst llotT lry nl Wet Mummers
Follow lCnch Other.
Mr. Henrv Roe. an Enirliah Hoiont!t.
sends the following letter to tho Iiondon
Junes:
I suppose ercrybody on occasion en
acts the part of weather prophet, and
sometimes his prediction comes true;
but if I were to pose in that character in
your columns, and proceed to make the
melancholy claim ol having long fore
told the present dismal season, I should
probably get a shrug for my conceit, if
not a laugh for my folly. Dropping.
then, the prophet's mantle, and arming
myscitonly with the chronicler s pen, I
would like to place on record one or two
results of careful observations I have
made extending over nearly thirty sum
mers. Tho first of theso results is that
Iry and wet periods succeed one another
n alternate waves of nearly equal length.
Not that this equality of duration is
quite absolute, or that the wave of one
period is exactly the fac-siniilo of that of
corresponding period at an earlier or a
later time, but there is enough of regu
larity and uniformity about tho waves
to make tho family likeness clearlv dis
cernible to any eye that looks for it.
These periods extend over three whole
ears for each, and the following simple
rules will enable any ono to work out
the several cycles of years for himself:
I. W hen the number representing any
iven vcar is even and exactly divisible
y three, that year is tho middle ono of
three cold and wet summers.
2. When the number representing the
year is odd and divisiblo by three, then
that year is the middle ol a triad or dry
and hot summers.
For example. I860 is "even and divisi
ble by three, and the prevailing charac
teristic of tho three years 1850, 1800,
1801 was wet, or wet and cold ; and again
1863 is odd and divisible by three, and
everybody remembers 1802, 1803 and
1804 as bright, hot and dry summers.
lakingnowa range ol twentv-seven
years, over which my own personal ob
servations extend, and applying the rules
list given, the wet and cold triads were
1853-55, 1859-61. 1865-67, 1871-73, and
1877-79, while the dry and hot triads
were 1850-58, 1862-64, 1808-70, and 1871-
0; and without claiming that no sinirle
year broke loose from this very simple
order of seasons, I fearlessly maintain
that all the markedly wet or dry suml
mers oi tue past twenty-seven years fnl
accurately within some wet or dry period
as given above ; so that no very wet year
falisin what should have been a dry per
iod, nor any very dry year in; what
nypotneiicniiy was a wet period. This
iiypoiuesis receives consineraoio con
firmation from an examination of the
average ririces of corn durinir tlif venra
already referred to. Ordinarily after a
dry summer the next year's averages
ought to be high, and after a wet summer
the reverse. Now it is a fact that high
averages prevailed from 1854 to 1856, and
low Horn 1857 to 1859 ; they were up again
during 1860-6-2, down in 1863-65, up in
1800-68, down in 1869-72, up in 1873-74,
and down in 1875-77.
How far these cycles may be shown to
coincide with the-greater cycle of eleven
or twelve years, which is observed in the
maxima and minima of spots on the sun's
surface, is more than I have time now to
nquire; but my good neighbors at Sher
borne know that for some two or three
years past I have been pointing out to
them in public lectures most of the things
l have spoken oi in this letter, and I have
been more than borne out by the facts.
So much for chronicle. Now for one
word of prediction. The number 1881 is
odd and divisible by three, and if there is
anything in my theory, that year ought
to be the middle one in a triad ol hot and
dry summers. I am looking, "therefore,
with much continence to a good summer
n 1880, lollowed by two similarly good
ones in 1881 and 1882, and for the sake of
every interest in the country, I earnestly
hope my expectation may not be disan
pointed.
A Piragrapher's Trovcrbs.
The hindmost dog may catch the hare.
but never net on it.
A drowning man will catch at a straw
hat.
A close mouth catches no Hies, but
nobody but a dog wants to catch a fly
in ins mouth any way.
Hotter hall a loat than a whole day
spent in idleness.
ISot'cr an empty house than a bad ten
int. unless you make him sign a tight
least?.
To forget a wrong is the best revenge.
particularly ll the other fellow is bigger
than vou.
lok not a gift clothes-horse in the
joints.
Have not the cloak to make when it
begins to rain, unless you know where
vou can borrow an umbrella.
A king s cheese goes halt away in par
ings, because it is out of the question
for the queen to be in the kitchen all the
time. (Jincmnati luiquircr.
When the Itowels are IUorlerrl
No time cliould be IohL in resorting to a suit
aide remedy. Ilostetter'a Stomach Hitters is
the most reliable and widely-esteemed modi'
cine of its clues. It removes the causes ot
constipation, or ol undue relaxtion of tlie in
teslines. which are usually indigestion or a
misdirection of the bile. When it acts as a
cathartic, it does not gripe ond violently evacu
ate, but produces gradual and natural elleets.
very unlike those of a drastio purgative: and
its power of assisting digestion nullifies those
lrritutmg conditions ol trie mucous membrane
ol tue stomach and intestinal canal which pro
duce first (hanhea, and eventually dysentery
The medicine is, moreover, an agreeable one,
and eminently pure and wholesome. Appetite
and tranquil niylitly slumber are both pro
motod by it.
As Extended 1 opulahitv. I'.aoh year
finds "Brown's Uronohial Troches " ia new
localities iu various parts ol the world. For
relieving coughs, colds and throat disease, the
Troches have been proved reliable 25 cents
a box.
The liiinous Mason und llaiulin Cabinet Or
tuns, which are certainly the best ot these
instruments in the world, are now sold lot
iiuyment by installments, bringing them with
in reach of those who can make only small
payments at u time. Any agent for their sale
will give particulars.
C. Gilbert makes only pura slaruhss.
A Wine I,rBrllntnr.
Ho is micecHHlnl bocuuso he has tho manly
courage to Hho abovo all personal motives or
interests nnu cast .his vote nnd innuonoo on I no
ido ol measures which will contribute to the
well-being of his lellow-tnen. The good ol I lie
tunny, even though it proves injurious to the
nteresls ol the tew, is tho maxim ol tho wish
legislator. Hut pertain men will never admit
tho wisdom ol this doctrine, any more than
sumo selfish privnto practitioners will admit
the superlative value ol Dr. Viorce's (Solilen
Medical Discovery and I'lensnnt l'uigative
relicts, because these remodios havo injured
heir practice. Of course, no man in his right
senses will nay n physician ftvi.01) lor a consul
tation, a bottle ol hitters, n lew powders, and
prescription, when ono bottle ol Jr. l'leree s
(ioldon Medical Discovery and n bottle ol his
Pleasant Purgative l'ellets, both costing but
1.25, will accomplish tho snino result, viz.,
leanao the liver nnd blood, regulate nnd tone
tho stomach, and impart a hoalthful action to
tho bowels and kidneys.
Malignant and subtle indeed is t ho poison ot
scrotula, nnd terrible are its ravages in tho
system. Thoy may, however, he permanently
stayed and tho destructive virus expelled from
tho circulation with SeoviU's Ulood anil Liver
Syrup, a potent vegetablo detergont which
eradicates all skin discuses, leaving no vestige
1 them behind. V Into swelling, salt rheum,
tetter, abscesses, livor compluint, nnd erup-
10ns ol every description nre invariably con
quered by it. Druggists sell it.
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itllf; profits on 20 days' Investiiicut of itinfi
3lli I In St. Paul, August l. P1UU
Propi-tional returns every week on Stock Options of
tiO, - tftO, - fl(H), -Official
Reports and Circulars free. Address
1 POTT Kit WH.IIT !!).. Hankels.US Wall St.. N'.T
SOMETHING NEW ! ".1.1
No Sewing On of Ituttons! Agents and eyer.vboity send
lO cents for Samples to r. 1.. walk, rairneni, low.
MEN
While we want agents at V to $10
per day at home. Address, wiih
. ........ iviki, a.' v
STARVING LAMP CO..Poilland,Maine.
VOUNC MEN .WWinVS
month. Kverv graduate guaranteed a uiytug situ)
tiom Ait-lrc
a K. Valeuti
lie. Manager. Jauesville. Wis.
ISure relief IOTTTWI
Hire relief
rice Sects.
.innrnm a iaj . .o 1 'rice 36 CIS .H'S 1 li-UO.
rx'.UUtri O Ji-tC byuii.. HtowcUJlCo.
ritftir" 'bar.estown. Maaa.
A MOIVTIl-AiteuUWsnited :ile
$350
selling at tides tn tlie world; one sample free
selling at tides In tlie world; one saiuuis
Address JAY BKONSON, Detroit, Micll.
OPIUM
Hutilt ta. hkln IMaeaaea. Thoa
sauds cured. Iiwesl Prices. Do not fall
to write. Dr. F. K. Marsh. Quincy. Mm h
BIG
PAY. With Slenctl Out tits. What cosis 1
els. sel's rapidly for r rts. Catalogue free.
S. M. Srancttt. llil Wasli'n St., lloslou, Haas
2pPr A YKAK and expenses to agents. Oullll Fiet
J&I4 4 4 Address P. O. ViCKKIiY . AugusU.
HOW TO tiKT artistic written Visltleg Cards fri-e.
Full particular, nr.. Address 11. K. HANKS, Kuston. Pa.
"' a MoiiTti aud exiisuses guaruuued lo As.ei.1
IS) 4 4 OuMltf'ee. gaaw Co., Aoeesi. aUiaa-
m
-.ari tm iBii.v- -
POND'S
EXTRACT.
T1IR OHKAT Vr.OHTADLR
Pain Destroyer aud Specific for InfloBt
liuition and Hemorrhages. i
ItttFt MATtSlf. NKl'UAUllA. No other preprirV
lion hnscurod so many enses of these dlstress
ing complaints Bstlie Kxtrart. Our 1'lnstttr is
invaluable) In these disenses, Plumlmjro, 1'nln
(n the Hiu-k or hide, Ac. Pond' V.xlrnrt
Ointment M cent si for us" when removal ot
clothing Is convenient, is a great help iu re
lieving iiillammatory cases.
HKHOKItll AdKS. Weeding from tho Lungs Stom
ach, Nose, or from any cause, Is speedily
emit rolled nnd stopped. Our Nnxsl Kyrlnifii
(OS cents) and InlinUrs (M cents) are great
aids In arresting Internal bleeding.
DIPTIIKUI AND SOUK THUD AT. Use tho Extract
promptly. It Is a sura cure. Delay Is danger
ous. ( ATA U11II. The Extract Is tho only specific for
this disease, Cold in Head, &c. Our 't trrh
t'urr," specially prepared to meet serious
cases, contains all the nutritive qualities of
the Kx trai t ; our Mount Syrltuie Is Invaluable
for use in Catarrhal anVelions, is simple and
inexpensive. Kor old and obstinate, cases use
our " Catarrh Cure."
ril-KS. BMSD BI,Ei:iIN(l or ITCHING. Itlsths
greatest known remedy rapidly curing when
other medicines havo failed, road's Kxtract
Medicated Taper for doset uso is a preventa
tive against Chafing and I'llcs. Our Ointment
Is of great service where tho removal of
clothing is Inconvenient.
KOA1.K COMFI.AIMTtt. No phvslclnn need be
culled in for tho majority of feiunlo diseases,
if tli'j Kxt raot bo used, l ull diiectionsaccoiu
pany each bottle.
rHYSIClANSof all Schools recommend and pre
scribe I'mul's Kxt raid. We have let ters from
hundreds who order itdailv. In their practlco,
for SnellliiKsorall kln4s, jnlny, SoroThmat,
Inflamed Tonsils, simple und chronic Diarr
hea, Catarrh (for which It Is n 5i iic), Clill
lilaiiH, rostrd r'eet, Ktlnirs of lifierls. Mos
quito, etc. Chapped llaniis, lace, aud indeed
all manner of Kkiu Disease.
FAKHKItS, Stock Breeders nnd Livery 1en should
always have it. Leading livery and street-car
stables in New York and elsewhere always
use It. Sprains, llarne and Sad!U ChaflnKS,
Cuts, Scratches, Swellings, SIHTiimi, I! lent Inn,
etc., are all controlled by it. r i)ii account
of the expense of the Extract us adapted for
Btife use in it. 4 ilclic.ito application to iii mas
Ait.iiKNTM, wo have prepared a preparation for
Vetkiiinaiiv rt'KPOsKM oiilv, which contains
all the stivngthof the Extract, for application
to aniinnls, In a cheaper form. Trice, per
gallon, VKTEU1NAKY KXTUACT, $2.."0.
CAliTION. Pond's Fxtrnrt, Is Bold only
In bottles, enclosed In hull" wrappers, with tho
words, 'POND'S KX.l lt.M T, blown In the glass
It is never sultl In bulk. No one enn cell it
except in our own bottles as ntnivo described.
SPECIAL PltKPARATIONH Of PONn'S KXTnACT COM-
Dl.NKO WITH THK I'CnKl'T ANn MOST DF.UCATB
I'tiiiri'MKS poll ladies' Bornoin.
I'OXIK.N 1CXTH 'T .10r.,SI OOniut 1.7J
ollrt I Mum
nt iti-rn 1 ure - 7
IMiiNler - - lift
nriKlfrlro - -
llp Sinlve -
Toili l Noi(.ti Vi0 no
lllinlcl'(ilniK..VIc)I.4IU
(Mntniriit - - no
lt-illrntrl Taper ttri
Any of tliese CT(p'iriittons will be st'tit rinluo ficn
at iiliovc i: u i s, tn Ms nf r wurlli, on rvi'Clit of ui-'ii
or r. u. onn-r.
Ufi'i)t n Nkw PMrni.KT with 11itihy or nun l'ur.PA-
UATKS Slt.NT I'HKK OK Al'I'l.ll ATI1I t.
POND'S EXTRACT CO.,
IS JlnrvHU Street, Xetr York,
R.i'.l In- nil nrnuklsts.
EXODUS
To th bart lands, la tha txwl ollntts, wits bast
rotrkau, and on ths bnt (emu, aioiur la fH. tmai,
Ulnoaapolis Maoitoba B'r. UaU til Panl A raauto.
3,000,000 ACRES
Mainrj La ths 7amona
RED RIVER VALLEY OFTHE NORTH.
On long ttma, low prloas and aur parmanta.
PaapUot wlUi fall Information matlod In. . Applr to
D. A. Mc KIN LAY, Land Com'r,
kwi.i r.
aU, Hln
Mt. r. H. A H. K'y, 8t,r
horHciiuty of Hollsh, riurlUR labor, L'lcanUansi
iiurauiuiy nun neiiinu'Pts. i in-iiuiiii .1.
ilOiWK iltttS..Vr-i"'ot-i rmn m
PAtNTS WANTED FOR THE
ICTORIAL
JL HISTORYoftueWORLD
It contatnH .7'J Mix lilstorlcul fiinrnvu, - nnd 19HI
mrv;e l iiMlt (-tutniti imt-d, iiii1 t the lunrtt compii'i
lllorv nf th W'.tl-l cviT uhI.i-1h"1. It Hi') in Hi nt l-tit
Scii'l for ripf-cinifii vn'M una extra icrim to AkhhIh, and
st'e wny u rt"!K rusit-r mnu any v-v vook. Auut&,
National Fuuiihio Co., PhllAnelphla. Pa
ui n hi it IjA 1 n 1 m riTi 11: (eMtmiisii
J 11M, Kr.mllplt. JV. V. Ou the A. k ii. W
K. K., in tho Ouiuttttujiut ike vnmn. A well-.n.iowpi
mi'l suroriMiil bfiniimry for UtU npxfg. Tue uftiul
l.tu-raiy D.'iuvtiiiHiits nn l a very ll')url-liuiComnit't la!
S hott uml Mu.sii Drmmnt'iit. '.V,2 ililVcrciit HtUilfiitt
li.st yiiir. Vnr air, uiuuiitiiln-Mprlntf water, roo! foU
iui'1 ru t fir, Kiiiw rviMop. iSu lU'iiihs in .Mt yean. Miaow
tiK'iitA silt li tlhit we wt'.l rci-t'lvc h student (t tul pense
for 1 Term for t for 1 vrnr. ilVI. ('utn
ire nt frt f en urpiii jithni to the Pritu'l.tal, PHi iV
J. i'. KIVrAHI)H,
u. II,
Full Term opens Antf. 'JO
MOUER'S TO' COD-LIVER OH
Sl.TlVtii
Is perfectly pura Pronounced tlie beft by t lio li if h
w niciiiuai aiiuioriiH'S in me worm. ui-n nvnci
awnrd at 1 1 WorldV Kxitoeitioim. and at l'nr'.ii. Is:
Bold by liruK-g-iHta. V.Il.,cbi0ll.-lin cV. t O..N.V
"BACK from the MOVTII of HELL.
y one wno nas ueen mere I
"nine atul tfl oftheMOI'STA tlE.
jiy tue iiuiiuigtou iiawaeye nuiuorisu
"SaituiHthti iih H I. A. anil f. M "
IW J.i.'lati Alli'n's wifo.
The.three brightest and best-seillng tooks out. Agents
you can put these books In e erywliere. ttest term.
liven. Address tor Agency, AUKItlUAN PI liLlSIllNU
i;i.. uarironi. t t.; cinriii;... n..
Thlo Clalm-llou.e Katabllahed lMO.
New Iji w. Trioiiueds nf Soldiers and belrs entitled.
Pensions da le t . 1 to dlK barge or dealb. Turn aangtaa.
AUdr, wild .tamp.
(;kokk e. i.EJiost,
F. O. Praw.r UM,
Waalilnntoa, D. O.
WESLKYAN ACADEMY.
WIl.HltAHA W. VTASM
The Fall Tfim of thi oUI anl lM.puiar iitriituli-ii wilt
I't'KHI AlllallS( etiHIl ai lit cnlitllllU' 1.1 Wfl'KH J
ii.iv nii'tit of Ht. will set-unt Tuition in tin: rrrouratory
mi'l At U'l'iiiit' C'oitim-K of iAtu.lv, tout-thcr with Itoiint
mi'l an avt'Utifi' anioiint (f Wa.liii)K, JiimTii, lit at': j; ani
Inviilt'iilalri for the Araili'ink- year of Hit weeks. Th
pnviiM iit of no in tlie Winter Trin, or of $57 in
either of the other '.Vrins, will secure tlie baine, Hitvmi-
t.iLi ri for ine 'It mm of i:i wefka.
TIih hiiil'ilimh. tironixtrt, Situation, ami FiuilitifK of
ln-tni'tion arc uinoru- the tlint in the worhl. Semi for
intor tion to tiie Criminal. li. M. STKK1.K
MILITARY
and Band Vniforms riltlcers' Fquipments,
( aim, elc, niude by Jtl. '. IAI y A .,
Columbus, Ohio. Htndur 1'iux
Firemen'i Caps, Belts, and Shirts.
llNK HOTT I. If WAKKANTKDA
perfect cure for all kinds of PI
two to four bottles lu the worst
cases of l.F.PUOSY. SCROFl l.
SALT Hit Kt M. KIBIMATIS
KIDXKYS.DYSPKl'SlA.CAISt'K
CATA UUII, and all diseases of the
SKIN and lll.OOU. f.uureiy vege
tal le. Intel nal anil external use,
M.ioev returned III alt cases or fa
uie; none for w years, Bold every
wiiero.
Send foriaiuphlet. 1 a llottle.
II. I. KtlH'I.K, RiMlon
rrr.rTii is MiGnrii
t'rejaar Manmasj, tba iul fctf-i
''ah
! mJ M.Mol, :i M -- Li
St.lh 1t . hlft.l, ODttM of )
las k f Uil, laayd lo i-n m witmI p..Imra
ef sour fulur ii.lat4 o sn'r, lamU ot
r.aJ name, th tiiu .d plkta wh.re i
.I ll'Si uM, '"i i' - 'la's ot u.amafS.
AJli.aa. I'il' UAliTISfZ. (
In.. km, m Im m ssm) I
TVot liKT IUCTl:VAHY,:H,tH0 WorU.and v-.ni,,..-.-1
lr. .Foote's Health Monllily, rise year, ftO, CQrnniyJ,t.B,w,
jjoaaai uSl v't. Co" ill It Jfci. - St. . Mew Yolk. 1 CO tiUvJ ". as I
An Open .
Secret.
Tho fact Is well tuuln'slood
that tlio HI KXICAN MU.S
TANU L1MUKNT Is by far
the best external known tor
man or beast. Tlio reason
why becomes an 'fopon
secret" when wo explain that
Mustalls,' pencii'ates.skln,
flesh and musclo to the very
bono, removing all diseaso
and soreness. No other lini
ment does this, henoo non&
other Is so largely used or
docs such worlds of good.
THE TeVsIPLET!
he Temple is for Singing Ciassei.
The Temple is for Conventions.
The Temple is for Choirs.
$9.00 per dozen. Single copy $1.00.
...... t.-.. l...V.nr. finlr Ina.lar .
sre quietly making up their mlmls as to the lel books
for mt during tlie ronitng muslral season, It la a pleas
ure to Uilroilnie to llielr notice so fresh, good and useful
. . . . . ... nr . . II .. . . ujtm i. w K 1 1
act of ITamlllou College, takes on the well deserved title
ol Musical Doctor, hroni the elegant title to the nai
page tlie since Is moat acceptably ailed.
Tlie Klementsry Connie Is ample in quantity, and has
nw tnnna fr nr.cttce. which nractlce. Indeed.
may extend over tuo whole book.
Abundance of good Sacred Music, In tlie form of Metri
cal Tunes aud Autheim, fills a large imrilon of tUe book,
and reuders It a good Collection of Church Mule.
The numerous Olees and flarmonlied Songs add to the
attraction, and make this au excellent work lor Musical
Soolelles and Conventions.
Specimen copies mailed, post-free, for f l.OO.
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston.
C. U. DITSOI V CO.,
(t4 J Bi iMdway. New York.
J. E. DITSOW b CO.. -
Q!a Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Til SMITE UH CU.
First Established I Most Nueces. fill I
rnKlB INSTRUMENTS hsve a SUndsrd VHne n
the
Leading Markets
Ot the woria
verywhere recognised as ttie F1NKST IN TON It
OVER 80,000
Hade anil In use. New De gns constantly. Be
org auu lowi'h ruce
Send for a Catalogue
fresont SUpp.'Wailliain St.. Boston, Ms
3APONIFI
la th Old ltcllabla Concentrated Ljrsj
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING.
Directions acconnuinylng each can for making nrd
toft aud Toilet 8oa;i quickly.
IT IS rVLL WKWHT AND STRKNOTB.
Tlie Market Is Hooded with (so-called) fHuucntrated
Lye, whkh is adulterated with salt and resin, aud il
nuke toap.
fiiFA MONET. AND BV7 Til
DAPOIMIFIEir
MADS BT THB
renusjlvanla Salt Hannrg Co.,
PniLADKI.PniA.
Ol it1 'H j Mc-ei. i . ..1,1 i ' nrscut
3"f, Pi ov.r.ll A,,, .. .... - I..UI..I. Their
t,ir.i "f KI.S.X.III.K llir ciilt.-fer ills linns.)
T'ihfl Ills llli l-'t e-. ami I. was
hi ' I ii' 1 h . ,ktl piiot to l.n-.k .li'M a ot-rllis ill p.
if I'll lj UK, Tlielr IIKAI.TI1 (i)l(SKl'llli llr 111"
l i I ' I;, Ttt linivert Itust.l s Ii. w . srM. r fsvorll.
i;i t - ,T.tiwii vsr. i u.ir jv u ic-i.t umcr.i i.
h siXrt tli'll vl.t r .very einllier.
h'S I'np .,,1. liy !M.'.lliiit meielwnts.
M ABNER BHDS., 3S1 Broadway. N.I.
Muson & Ili'inlln Cabinet Orgaiis
Demonstrutert best ty ItltiUKST HONOKS AT AIL
WORLD'S KX1MSIT10N8 Foil TWKLVK VKA 118. v .l
at Puns. lMi7 ; ViitNra, 187l SjHiTiioo, WA Hmi.Jl.ai--ruiA,
1.176; I'.KIS, IH7, uudliiUNn Swltlilsu dnm Nsujl,
l7X. Only Amerk'ttU Oriiiins ever awarded holiest hi. e
p'h-fc a ' 1 for cah or ttiHteiluients. lu.ua.
rnT Ctrl "uoi "'! Oiri ulars will, ew tlyles and
prices, sen free. MASON a UAMLu. tlllliAN CO.
Hnslon.New Vork nr t'hirosn.
TEASl
AHKA I
iVLLTUKTIIUK
n-i,M v.rv i.eKt ifooiis illreet frim tl
'uiiioners at Half
the usual cost. Ileal ulan ever ofterei
UiaU rifi oiit'icu lu unii, aKrun
aud laiKe Huyers.
ALL KiHKIiaS C11A1WKS fAll
New terms t tlfca
The Great Americau Tea Company,
til and Veaey Street. New Vork.
?. Oi Hoi 4'a:l.V
Hill fay AkcuIs a bulary of loo hi t ul. th x 1
expen.i'S, or auow a lara viiiiiiiiissiuii, iu .e ur nc m
i pen
id w
rouuerlul luvetiliiiiis. it iwaii unai u iy. eal
ile free.
Addresa fcUhHMAN 1l IU., Marshall, Mid.
i.ni M.nnn Invested lu Wall SI. Slocks makes
SltltOwllJULI fortunes every month, hook sent
w v free exiilalniiii: everything.
Address HAXTKR k CO., Hunkers, 17 Wull St . N. Y.
SEND
TO F. ... ltK'll it. ., Portlund
Maine, for heft Aiieiicy llu.ue iu th
w orhi. Kxpenpive outtll t ree.
a. ts. JSaa Afaaal
I V1. i. M baiasa is
eK,'Ct'VA
V New Ywk,
v. towers, I
v 3As OFl'ICKS,
HWii
itlliilMiillisiiHl 111 sii i ii--- sssl riis1 4 t "