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Dr. Clai-Ic Johnson having associated himself
Ailh Mr. Kdwin Kastninn, nn craped captive, long
M'i'i'i1"1 i iitvniin iiMii, iiiu mcuicino man or Hie
i .uimhi'iics, is now prepared to lend his aid in the
liuniinicitini or IhiMvniulertul rcinedyof that tribe.
'I ue. experience of Mr. Kustnian beinij similar to
"i c nas. loiicxuiKi son, of Washington
., iirau, nn account, or wnosn sufTerinirs were
i irnHii.iy narrated tn the Krw Vnrk llrrahl of lcr.
i.un. the facts of which are so widely
known, r.nd go nearly parallel, that hut little inen-
non or air. r-asitnan s experiences will he civen
nerc. - ney are, However, published tn a neat vol
ume or .till) pntres, entitled, "Seven and Nine Years
t I"" tonianches and Apaches," of which
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Hint for several years, lilr. Knstmn n U-Mlt n rati.
five, was compelled to Rather the roots, punis,
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TI1E BATTLE OF FATAL.
ine jraost Wonderful Naval Itnttle on
It ecorit.
A writrr in tho Cincinnati Kmmrcr
Kives r vi vm account ot tho tvittlo ol
rayal, the most desperate, heroic and
romantic naval action that ever took
place on the ocean." It was toward the-
ciopo ot the last war with Kngland, in
181 1, that tho reverses which had at
tended our arms on land, the bankrupt
condition of the eovernment. nnd the
capture ana Durninjrof the c tv of Wash
motion, on ine iwcnty-iourtli ot August,
1811, had thrown a ecneral n-lonm nnd
despondency over the country. It was
under these circumstances that the news
ot the battle of the United States private
armed brig General Armstrong fnamed
after the then secretary of war) and her
extraordinary victorv. sent a thrill of
joy and enthusiasm through the hearts
ot tlie American people.
un tlie ninth of September. 1814. the
General Armstrong, of only 246 tons.
carrying but seven guns and ninety
men, mciuninir oineers, sailed lrom
handy llok, iew lork, on a cruise
She was commanded bv the livtn Cnm.
modore Sam C. Ileid. then onlv tbirtv
years of ago, who had been a midship
man unuer Lommoi ore J rnxtin. On
the twenty-sixth of September the Arm
strong put into Fayal, one of the Azore
isiium.s, ior water. Anout sundown a
large lintish squadron, consisting of the
snip oi ine line nantacenet. of seventv
i : - e .i i. , . . . ' . - "
four guns; the frigate llota, of forty
four guns: and the briff dirnntion. nf
eieiuecn guns, commanited by Commo
dore Lloyd, were discovered entering the
harbor. The total force of tho sun iic Iron
i , v
wad 136 guns and about two thousand
men.
This Squadron Was a nnrt nf the htmi.
nition then nssembhnsr at tlm island nf
Jamaica tor the capture of New Orleans,
unuer tlie command of Sir Admiral
Cochrane, who had already succeeded in
burning Washington, and was awaiting
the arrival of Lloyd, both expeditions
having been planned at the same time
by the British Cabinet. LI ovd. consid
ering that the Armstrong would make
a useful auxiliary to the expedition, re
solved upon her capture. Tho brig Car
nation came to anchor, and from t he at.
change of signals and the throwing out
of four large boats or launches, into
which men and arms were beins nassod.
it became evident that an attack was
contemplated. It being about full moon,
and the night perfectly calm and clear.
every movement could be distinctly seen.
Although Captain Keid had been assured
of the satety of his vessel by the authori
ties, he being in a neutral port belonging
to the dominions of Portugal, he never
theless prepared for action.
DOUt o r. M. the boats, containing
about forty men each, were seen rapidly
approaching the Armstrong.
i9 thev neared his vessel. Captain
Ileid hailed them repeatedly, and warned
them to keep off, to which thev paid no
attention, DUtj puueci alongsif e, when
the British otltcers cried out, "Fire and
Doara my lads !" and as the men rose from
tlieir seats. Captain Keid ordered his ma-
nnesaiso to hre, which was"alrnost sim
ultaneous on the part of both. One man
on board the Armstrong was instantly
killed, and the First Lieutenant, Fred.
A. Worth, a brother ofthe late G en era 1
Worth, of the United States Army, was
wounded. The men in the boats met
: . U t 1 1 . l .
vniii Biaugiuer, a large numoer
being killed and wounded, when they
hastily retreated, The Armstrong now
slipped her cables and nulled in under
tue jaws 01 tne bastile for protection, the
1 ortuguese uovernor liavine sent a re.
monstrartce to Lloyd protesting against
any further attack. Lloyd answered
that he w s determined to capture the
American vessel at all Hazards, and
would destroy the town il any protection
was uuurt'u.
Consternation spread throusrh the
to wn ; the windows of the houses near
est the scene were filled with women.
while the walls and shores were lined
with the inhabitants anticipating a re
newal of the attack. At midnight four
teen large launches, containing from
forty to hftv men each, commanded hv
the best ollicers of the squadron, were
seen approaching in rotation. When
they got within gunshot, a tremendous
and effectual fire was opened bv the
Armstrong, which threw the boats into
confusion. They now returned a
spirited fire, but the Americans kept up
so continual a discharge it was almost
impossible for the boats to make any
progress. They finally succeeded, after
immense loss, to get alongside, and at
tempted to board at every quarter,
cheered by the officers with a shout nf
No quart er." which could he dist
heard on shore, as well as their shrieks
and cries. The termination was near
about a total massacre. Three of the
boats were sunk, and but one poor soli
tary officer escaped death in a boat that
contained fifty souls, and he was
wounded. The Americans fought with
a desperation and firmness never equaled.
Some of the boats were left without a
single mm to row them, others with
three or rour. Tho most that any re
turned with was about ten. Several
boats floated on shore full of dead
bodies. But three British officers es
caped, two 01 whom were wounded.
At daylight on the next morning, the
twenty-seventh of September, the brig
Carnation, of eighteen guns, approached
the General Armstrong within gun-shot
and opened a heavy fire, discharging
several broadsides.- The crew of the
General Armstrong still grimly stood
ny tlieir little craft, returning broad
side for broadside with wonderful effect.
The maintopmast ofthe Carnation soon
fell by the board, and she became so
much cut up in her hull and rigging,
and with tho loss of men, that she was
compelled to haul off to repair. It was
a sublime spectacle, that little American
brig, with but a handful of men, fighting
a hopeless battle against such tremend
ous odds, with nothing to gain but the
vindication of her country's honor, with
her colors still flying in reckless defiance
of her foe.
Captain Iteid, finding further resis
tance fruitless, scuttled his vessel to pre
vent the English from obtaining pos
session of her, and with his gallant
crew went ashore. The enemy soon
after boarded her and set her on fire.
The number of British killed and
wounded was nearly three hundred;
while, to the surprise of mankind, our
loss was but two killed and seven
wounded. The enemy were employed
for three days in burying their dead.
Commodoie Lloyd then made a de
mand on the 1'orlugesc governor to de
liver up the crew ofthe Armstrong as
his prisoners, and threatened in case of
iefusal to send 500 men ashore to take
them. The Americans immediately re
tired with their anus to an old gothie
convent, which they fortified, knocked
away the adjoining draw-bridge, and
determined to delend themselves to the
last. 1 he British commodore, however,
"it ins loss aireauv too irrent tn exeiiite
I j .1 , "
I11H llireat.
Tho squadron was delayed ten days nt
fayal repairing, which delay proved
ami 10 rir Admiral uociirane s expedi
mm 10 jNow onrans, as it. tiui not. ar
rive until four days after General Jack
son and his troops. New Orleans, pre
VfoUS tO that time. WM toL-lllv dofena.v
less, and had Corchrano arrived even a
mi-en. ruuner, it, wouiu nave iaiicn an
easy prey to the enemy
Modes for the Dead.
A New York correspondent nf Hm
Cincinnati Fnqmrcr writes : Every city
has its customs, every undertaker his
style, some lav the dead out in Mm ni.i
regulation shroud; but hero a fashion
decrees a diUerent stuff and different.
shape to suit Lie age and condition of
tne corpse; it past nndiile lifo the grave
mens 13 01 iiiu uiicsi wiiue casiimere and
creamy satin: sleeves to tho wrist ami
bodice buttoned at the throat; if a young
married woman, white satin wit h elhnw
sleeves and square neck, tilled in with
rate lace; ior an unmarried woman.
lVOry 61IK. ClDOW SleeVCS and henrt
shaped corsage, with tulle instead ol
laces; a school-girl is clad in French
muslin and Valenciennes, a heart-shaped
bodice, short sleeves and white lace
mitts; and a child is dressed in a lace
slip-over colored silk. All means nro
employed to make the corpse look life
iiki; anu roo me occasion 01 gloom.
1 est erdav we attended the funeral nf
an old Iriend on Madison avenue. As we
went up the steps before we touched the
swathed hell the door swung open nnd
mo Duiier. wearing a mourning iverv
1 ..a -: . .
! -.1 . .. . . . - . J
saiu, wiuioui lining his eyes. "Draw
mg-room, second floor." The hall
table was covered with gayly-huod
flowers; the gas-light, springing lrom tho
newel -post, wound with cWniatis ; in a
niche, half vp, is a statue at the feet
was a basket of autumn roses. A second
servant, in deep mourning, waved ns
j 1 .
iniu uio uiawing-room. wnere. in n.
velvet-covered casket, the placid face of
tne dear old lady was visible. There
was a wilderness of flowers about her
smilax and Madeira vines clambered
over the chandeliers and mantel lights:
the mantels were strewn with bloom.
not wnite nowers, but sumptuous tinted
blossoms. An anchor hung between
the pillars of the rooms. A cross leaned
against a velvet bracket, and a heart
wrtu the word "Love" was suspended
near another. A white dove, with nn
olive branch in her beak, spread her
snowy pinions over the head of the
corpse, and a floral scythe, with a bunch
ot ripened gram, lay at the feet. The
curtains were slightly parted, and a r.-iv
of bright sunlight crept in at the way
opened for it. There was a flood nf lio-ht
from gas and wax candles, and nothing
lu piessing many ot uii arrangements.
Altogether it was tho most "arree.ihli. "
ivgreealilo "
10 the word
trnest; for,
is no duty
iuneral I ever attended. I use
wiiuout levity, put in nil ear
w uij way 01 iiuiiKing, mere is no duty
we are called on to perform for out
friends so disagreeable as that of Inirv.
111K mum.
Words of Wisdom.
A man so to speak who is not able
to bow to his own conscience every
morning, is hardly in a condition to re
spectfully salute the world nt any other
nine 01 tue aay.
lue world is a lookinp-o-i!ija nnH
gives back to every man the reflection of
nis own lace. rown at it. and it will
turn and look surly upon you; laugh
at it and with it, and it la a pleasant,
kind companion.
You may put a mean soul, like a poor
picture, in a costly frame, and he is none
the better for it; and you may put a
great soul, liko a good picture, into a
common frame, and he is none the worse
ior it.
I he world is governed by three
things wisdom, authority and appear-
nnuc-s. v lauom is ior tiiouglitiui peo
ple, auuiorny ior rougu people, and
appearances for tho great mass of super
ficial people who can look only at the
ouisiue.
Seek not to please the world, but your
own conscience. The man who has a
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duty upon every occasion is happier
UV UAUg-J CI pUll C11C3 Bill 11LS OI
the great or the still more fickle favors
ol the multitude.
Flatterers are the worst kind of trait
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correct you in nothing, but so shadow
and paint your follies and vices as you
urrm, ujr.uc.-ir will, UlSCOVer good
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imaginary evils soon become real
ones by indulging our reflections on
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sees something like a face on the wall or
wainscot, cun, by two or three touches
with a laed pencil, make it look visible.
anu agreeing witu what lie landed.
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matter. Stamford Advocate. But heifre-
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Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs
Demonstrated best by TlIfjnKST MON'ORS AT AM
WOltl.U'S KXPOSITlllNS Kllll '1 WKI.VK V It A US l.
at I-Aioi, l-ki7; Vis.wNji, WIS; SiNriicio, 17; Puimoci
mix If, 6, Pahis. I -rH. and IIkand Swedish Hold Mbdai
Only American Orcans ever awarded blithest hon
ors at any such. Sold for cash or Installment. Illcts
tratkd Catalogues and Circulars with new styles and
rues, seill iree. AIASI1N A- I1AMLLN U1U.A CO-
I'len. New York or Chlcaao.
Mott er, If uit'b.f to nurie your babe, place It at once on
Hidne's Food. .Manufactured bv U olll.lufll a- I'd
Palmer, Mass.
WAiVI Agents to sell our new Ecllpsi l.iup
KxluiiiUixher, Trimmer, Wick Saver and keroscm-
liumer c-oiiibliit-d. Pieceuti all explosions, smell or
smoke; trims and extiUL'iUnheH Itsi'lf: u common cotton
wick lasts five years. Kverv family wil' l.uv six to a
don. n at sbrlit: can make ." e day easy: 1!V If smart;
exclusive timto'.v eivi-n. Nhke'-plaied Samp!' by
mail, ll.t cents. Send for circular and terms. K'LIP3k
KXIIMit ISIIKU CD.. 17S Washington St.. Uociton.
DO
You know that Avoids are ct'ininy mwu-y
seliinL' our 4.uicle to Nureeaa 1 Covers
broader unit lid tliun " Hill's Manual " and
sells at half the once ! Particulars free!
IV. 11. 'I'MOTI 1VSOV At '.,
;ii ll.iv, ley Sh eet Huston, Mass.
5R1 1 profits on todays' Investment of ctl Alt
VlXiD III St. Paul, August I $1UU
Hroiortloiial returns every week on Block Options ol
S40. - Sr.O. . 1MI. . SUM Ml.
Ottlciai Ueports and (-ircnlars free. Address
T. Pori Kit WIi;ilT A CO., Hankers. S Wall St..N.Y.
WiU pty AeliU
Cul.il V id iiJ utr in until lulA
ipeutiea, oi allow a luru cinninihrtUni, to at 1 1 oar UjW
nia wouuernu in vein: inn. lie mt nn ufnt u lau
RARE OLD COINS VthV,7
Htk'hi'!t rash nri( e Pitt). John .'ru--l ('.nn 01:111
of (itii'b, M.-aairt, Ac, Ac, for I?.! (t otyi iyhtcl). A pats.
a,TJi' sizet fo: war-iftl t all (tarls of tin- V. S. mi recHpt
or , or pnntiurc stamps ti iM vit. Atl-i's JOIIaV IGO.
Publisher, 0:il li . U' e Awimr, P'.illn'lelnii'n, Pa.
A!
GCOO PLAN Comljtninir tid otrutliig moii ni'tri i
u oho T-ii h uni Im fivtt y .til t. mi ot -ct ol riH), witu
kill' it I inmm-jiit'nt. l.-ii iruUi ll v1lel ihuimU im
, uvt-aMiiiriit. f ii n $.u iiOn. Circular, to Ult f nil fi-
l .1 it 1 1 1 1 In i w ft 1 1 i-i. ii iirt-fe.l In Hitck t!.-ln.i'i in illi'l free.
UttllhMl. A l . , ,'i.. I-.m ImiihiI'U.'c, Yolk.
TH f A A4 AAA invetiien m wan hi. sumks ruuiea
$IU 10 $1UUU 'ortuut every month. liook tmt
Mreii HAXTKR 4 CO.. liHiikvrn. IT Wall St..N. Y.
"rV mode of keeplauc Vlnler Apilr lb Oie
Minpiewi. i Ufiptsi uii'i Mirt'M ev. r oisi-overpd,
S. n.l !. ui It. I., it CAT,
Cliai'leatvu,
Illinois, and net fu 1 lustructn
BARNEY & BERRY'S
Catalogue sent Free.
Address.
Harney At lterry9
Si'al.Mirir.i.D. Mass.
SKATES.
Q Vi o It onoo vo'c,'"""'eteWi rksaii. Dr. Koob 's
OllclriSFC'lI C D Ukai in Mom h rv. 1 vear for il.
Sample
opyive. Murray Hill pub.i;o.tl?.i K. lisih St .N . V.
l'AV,- With Stencil Ouitits. What cosls
els. sells raiddly for SO eta. Catalogue free,
S. M. SrEHcaa, 1 1'A Waou'u St., Huston Mas
BIG
CCC a week In your own town. Terms and V) Outll
Ire.-. Address II IIallitt A Co., Po'lland. Main
Ci 1 to HHt P.-r Month to A i,t "Aii.lr'e,a
i7ltfF TAl l.lill CtiPYINU CO.. K.ahester, N. Y.
a lOIM'I'W. old or vouior.tf n slit a ilav at Iioiiim
U. biinae worth $3 lice. Uj ai Co., LbJioli, N.ll
mi
11
" To Write a Good Hand,
Bay a Good Pen I "
TIIV
Perry & Co.'s English Make,
Pnip.' c sm, eoitt iiiiintt io selected Pension receipt
"i ill eis. I t !!. , III.A ti I'.;!! A IV , I A V It
in.. a i.i aim rnecl, ftew 1 tti k
sMITM
MM Li
Met...
y .... v J ..... vs.-i'iAry
line year, iiost-p.ud. l. " ' -
Rin filFT! ''vrry Sulisi riber Rets more than
UIVJ VJII II l in I'nlleins l'reinll'lil.
) Copies 1 year for 1 .AO. Only 1 ft cents each.
B Copies 1 year for sail. Oil. Only 6() rents e " h.
10 Copies 1 year for 5.00. Only 50 cents r u h.
('elters'-up of Clubs R,-t one coi y for a year fete.
Sample Copy to show, mailed for 3 stamps.
5001
30
I'llis Ovcrskil-t Is one of lliA few cleslk!lis wiiirh
ilways lias a graceful nnd stvlish nnoearance. either
in the rich or inexpensive material. The soft c,ra
iinii of the front is sure to find favor with the m
loiityof Indies. Pattern, with cloth model of
It, mailed 1'KKK on receipt of 3 stamps (or lOcts.)
We want you to see Styles and teat our Patterns.
A. RiiriioHe Smith.
16 K. 14th St., NEW YOltK CITY.
ent one .tnmp for our T.argn Cotaloirii.
Tie Siisi Glass Season.
u Out. TIIR TKMPLF1 (9 00 per dosen a
plendld new Blnglna School, Uonventlon and Cholt
llooki by llr. V.o.Paaaias. As a Choir Hook, equal to
any of the largest oues. As a Singing School Hook,
nett-r than the cheaper and smaller ones, since it hss
much more muslct that Is, 130 pages nf new Sonus and
Ulevs. and ISO pages of the ties! MHrlcnl Jiwt and
Anttmt. Speclmeu copies ualled.post-f ree, for f 1 AH.
Remember also Tng V0!C OF WORSntP ($00pi
dosen), recently advertised! Jonssoa's New Msmna
roa Simqino Classes, so excellent book $A 00er iloi. u),
ami U O. Kuierson's Oawaao ($7.40 per doaeu). Send
for Specliueus, Catalogues, or Olrcuiara.
Jutt Out. TriKITS LIFK II ajONn
($1.40), with Inlrodui Hon by Ciahi.u Uctblkt Wimiic.
1 is of the Jolllesl of College Sougs. A capitsl book tot
social sinning.
J"M Out. TIIR VOICK Al A MITNICAa
IN.HTIUT1WKNT, byC. 11. S. Hath, U l (:I7 et l
An tnvaluatile treatise on the eonstructlou and inuoatfa
meut of the Vocal Organs. With plates.
Jut Out. The last number of Tas Mtritrsi. Rtcoao.
Bend sli cents for one number, i.ijo for the yeat
" Wouldn't be without it for Ore times the price,"
OLIVER DITSOS sfc CO., Boat on.
0. II. DITSOIf . CO.,
4S Broad wan Hew Totk.
1. E. DITSOIf , CO.,
aa ChesUtnt Htraet, PMladelphlat.
SMITH DRGAN CO.
First Established I Most Successful
TEKIE INBTBUU riNTS nave 8Undard Tains In ul
the
Leading Markets
Of the World !
verywners recognliod as the FLNKST IN TOM'S.
OVER 80.000
Made and In nan. New Designs constantly. I cr
Woik and Lowest Prices
4V Bend for a OaUlogn.
Tremant St.. odd. f.aitnaai St.. Eostoa.
u!i?I,.'??lZA0.'-foi,K pT,nK Laf". Cleanllnjas,
liuxaiiiuty and ( heajinesa, Uneijualed.
liolAtili Jiiioa.. Proorlewra. Canton. N aaa
W&RRfK BKO'I CDHa'
recfllv.a til. Hlshent Mee.al.t the r-rnt
PAIilf KV i)fs!TU.
ovr all A inrl Ati n.iLtitii . 'I'tmlr
LKUM It W Aat-k4Tll llO I .O !
down otr th btpi. Pil I iflr
IMPROVEO HEALTH CURSH
( uiftil Will lh lMiiilku Dual, wliUb
,la mun aud Hwxlbl and C-iL U' u ri
1-jiis), Frio by mall, t.t-4.
rtr tal by all iaadlar n.r-h?-t'"
tr. Utrchltri
I iri liio
CAiaCLICCH
It i vi'l v eui e Feniule Weakness, sueli as Fall.
Inn of tho Wonili, Whiles, C hroniu liillitiiuiiui Ion or
C leeratlim of tl-.e Womb, liiclduutal lioniaerhae or
Homllni,-, ralnful, SupiiresMsl mid IrreKiilnr Mens
tiaatti:i, ice. An old and reiltible rumesly. Send pos
tal earil for H pamiili-t, w ith treatment, cures aud
eci'ticrtres f roiii i'i siclnns and jail tenia, to llow
ert'i,': i illnrd, Utlci, It, V. tv.id by oil JjrutSKlola
fcl..M it IhjUIo.
THIS NEW
-ELASTIC TRUSS
fll Hu a Fa4 dlffcrlnr from alt othar. t
" .i,.. wiik .ir.Art..1.tin. h.ii
In unlir, adauu tlMlf to all
laltiont
of tl, b'.r1v. blla tba RAM
In th
TUt flaQEI. wiib liiul oiauuie
the Hernia II held uMsrtly a, ,iu uijai. sail a raaical cur, er.
JI is eusj, aur.Cil, arol ebvaii. Kut tr msil. Circulars
Eggleston Trusa Co., Chicago, 111.,
.'holccst In the world Importers' price
Largest Comiiauy in A uierica Sfuple
article Pleases evwrvhoilv TrielM con.
tiuually Increasma Agents wanted everywhere Uest
Indui ements Don't w aste time Send for Circular.
KDIVT WK1.I.S. I I Vesey St.. N. Y. P. 1). Itox ltlT.
3 feljPlM$ieJL
B sa,M R .Ija, t M Uaa,r. .t.a um. fsaal lb fTcsuuilci 1. .a. .
, j .a MM '. iaa w r
fmmi. i.j.rr iin..
' i e--i
,. L. L. hyu tl
fifin A YEAH .rAllAlTIK.l.
slf JUU Agents Wanted. I have the best
tilings for Agents. Over as) agents are now making
from ii to ! a day. Send stamp for particulars.
Hev S. T, IH'CK. Milton, Northuinl.erlaiid Co., Pa.
I Sure relief , .-i nui
If iiitici) o itao rii i ct i'iicc:i.',ci flc1 1 u.li.i,
IMUUCII O r0 I IllCcl.l.y noiil. M.ovcll A-C o.
(Jliry. Month anu eupe s guaranteed toTAgois
(j I 4 OulUlfree. Bauw Co Adsusta, Mai.s
a wk.. $12 a day at home eaally made. C
eablly
lo., Ai
'ostly
"- tiuiutfree. Address 1 aus a 1
J m m AV E AIi"sud e5Ue'ii s Uj
uuiims, Maine
8 to KeIiU. Outfit Fr-
lP 4 4 4 Address V O VllIgKKY. Aiunnts Maine.
33300
wm
vaj8S
2 fee H V s
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J Sj?A
THS
C--"'1 UMinai ai.ii.Aiirneae-inatJs)avSVw
FEMALES
I. Ill pos
the I
Uio.
In,
1
r 1,1 . V- ---- mmm w' --
Survival of tha Fittest.
4 FAMILY MEDICIM! Til AT n A1 HEALED 5
MILLIONS DLRciO S5 I'KARSt
A II A lull FOll EVEUY WOUND Ol
MAN AND rjEAHT!
THE0LDEST&BE8TLtNtMENT
EVER MADE IV AMERICA.
SALES LARGER THAN E7ER.
Tlio Moilonn BfuHtimp; T.lnltnont 1ms
boon known fur morn tliun llni-ly -Ave
voars ns tho licit of nil l.iiilini'nt'a, fm
Man anil Itoimt. Iti rnU-n tixluy an"
lariri-r tluin ever. It. euros whon nil
others fall, nn1 ponotrnto flcln, Icndon
and miiMrlo, to tlio very Oono. tioli!
eyorywlitiro.
S Vw U-Jio-ll-
mm nm mm
(COUPON IN-rcnEST NOTItS.)
nnm miz or w, s, clause,
EatAullsliecl 18:0.
JUNCTION CITY. - KANSAS.
We) TiillPn Icinna on treinrovoil fiu-ma an na tn
net investois from 7 tr 10 jior cont.
No lonn nvo mndo fur ovofipdlmr riitn.tlitrfl
tllO llllllllliai'd VIllllO Of tllO fllt'lll.
Titles iioi foct nml iironrrty lin-Hoimlly ox
iniiied liy us. Wi Ito fur lull jmrticnlms.
.ow l.iiuluuil refoienccK t;lvi'ii.
SAPONIFIED
tbOId llellabla Concentrated Lyai
FOR FAMILY SOAP MAKING.
Plreettona aeenmnanvlnv e.rh mm 1a
Soft and Toilet Soap qulckl' ,
IT 18 FULL WKWBT AJfD BTRSXUTB.
Tha Market Is flnnrtpwl will, ..-i i...i .
I.ye. which La adulterated with a. . t n,l ... . n .. .A
sioasaixv. ,
OA YK MUXST, AUD BUT TBt '
APOIMIFIElH
MADR BT TUB
PeansjlTanla Salt Manurg Co.,
pniLADgi.pniA.
FRAZER AXLE GREAbTT
TR
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ItjD I
- TaAorltAiui'iiSffi
l'oit sti r ii v ai.i. lii.-ii i.-ijw
warctd (he MEIiaL OF HO.XOlt it the WnUnniul
Chicago. FRAZER LUmiVnTORH. New York.
EXO D U S
TwtkalMstlaada, la tha beat climate,
with the bee
t"r". CO DM terms, alon
mils 4) ltanlteba Bf, (late St.
3.000,000 ACRES
atsfaly la tha Psmeas
W RIVER VALLEY OFTHE NORTH,
at Uss Uaae, Ww
I wlA isusarmauaai mxilH rrssv AmaerM
O. A. MoKINLAY, Land Oom'r,
TtUa ClAlna-narmaa Established ISAA.
S'ew Uw. TkoBsaada of Soldiers asd heirs entlUMV
asioas date back te cUackarge ar deala. Ttass aaassaaV
Addreaa with sump,
KOHtJB K. I.KMOcS,
f. O. Prawar 4, Wul.lagUa, Is. .
run
L0.0.F.
K, of P.
I.O.O.T.
E, of H.
A0.TJ.W.
Itett Men, l-t(f, and all estier Hneteties
made to order bv M. I.I I lev dr Co., CUvmtou,
OKu. enl fur IMrw t.iatM.
Military ana. Firemen's Qoods. Banners Si Flaga
ORGANS
.'I set Golden Tonpie Keeds, S
Clefs, lit Stops, Knee Swells,
Vi"lmif Cnitr, warranted 41
veals. Stool ami Hook, onlv tikis.
fteiv 7 Ort. liulloa. Stool. Cover and KooLc onlv
1 lil.75. Latest llliisirnlril Ncwspitper sent free.
Addrtw Itauiel lieutly .Wusliluutuu. N.J.
9 MICHTTt
haabstnal ot w.'a, la
an., tti I to and pUca wt.
H at oiaat. a" I n.a.l.i. sfa.
f WALiTtS,',!. 4 V
VUUnL: Ml-rj i.ear leejrapny an
mouth. Kvery graduate guaranteed a iiuvIul. .im
...T J... " " to aitiu
ton.
Address K. Valentine. Maiiaaer. Janeavill.. ft'i.
S5 10 $20 Pef ;" li"'"e. Samples worth A7reT
s vJfcv Address Stissom A Co.. Pori!xi.,i u.i.
OPIUM r
abtt L Bfcill ll.ra. Tiim
.uds cured. Lowest Prices, bo not fa
writ. Hr. F. Is. MaisU, yiuucy,aiic.l
ml i.JP.flJw:.v.?:n,!''-1
ar i tfiTTl f VitTN
or IS iJUST I I tsuuio'ju I
iat i shall I tKMtRSAvLC I
H iiiiHiiii .llV-'Hi'eiiia'ill -in- -J.T.J
PENSIONS.
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