The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, November 03, 1875, Image 4
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SUMMARY OF NEW8.
Ilim fliiereat rrona Hone and Abroad.
The public debt statement, issued Oct. 1,
showed a reduotiou of 93,342,662.G1 during
the past mouth, the total debt now being
92,255,749,896.95. The curreuov balance iu
the treaaury is 94,790,352.92 ; coin, $67,833,316.94,
inoluding coin certificates, 911,645,200.
... .The large Boston lumber firm of Shopard,
Hall St Go. have faded for 91,500,030 The
bishop of Bresl&u, Germany, has notified the
ecclesiastical court that he is determined not
to obey its summons to attend for trial, on the
ground that the oourt is not competent to try
him Willard Carpenter has given $500,000
to endow an eduoational establishment at
Evanaville, Ind. He promisee 9200,000 more.
......Thft Irirv ill tVkA .TnfTnra/vn TV?r#1nn rr?n_
tmoors, at Boston, returned a verdict in which
Miller and Smith were found guilty of murder,
and Glew was acquitted.. ..Nathan Holloway,
his wife, and Mrs. Suoll were drowned by
the upsetting of tbeir boat while crossing the
river from Gananoque, Canada, to Fisher's
rending, N. Y By a treaty with the 8altoaux
and Swampy Ores Indians, Canada
s?euros the territory covering both Bides of
Lake Winnipeg, and its estimated area, exclusive
of water, is 50,000 square miles. By this
treaty free navigation of a portion of the lower
Saskatchewan will be secured, as well as free
access to the shore and inlets of Lake Winnipeg
It is said that the peculations of Finney.
the defaulting olerk of tho Navy department,
at San Francisco, will amount to over a
million dollars, which will mostly fall on private
parties On and after January 1, 1876,
the secretary of the treasnry will redeem the
following bonds of the issue of June 30, 1874 :
Coupon bonds, $50, No. 3,301 to No. 8,700,
both inclusive ; $100, No. 10,501 to No. 12,000,
both inclusive ; $500, No. 15,301 to No. 18,000,
knih (nnln.i.. . *1 linn en - " ?
??. , v'iuw> ?u. ivi 10 no. oa,000,
both inclusive ; total, $2,600,000. Registered
bonds. $50, No. 60 to 150, both inclusive;
$100, No. 601 to No. 1,000, both inclusive;
$500, No. 482 to No. 750, both inclusive;
$1,000, No. 2,651 to No. 4,900, both inclusive ;
$6,000, No. 1,551 to No. 2,100, both inclusive ;
$10,000, No. 8,751 to No. 4,600, both inolusive;
to to], $2,500,000.
The famous trotting horse American (iirl
fell dead at Elmira, N. Y., while trotting the
first heat of a race. A post-mortem examination
showed that her death was occasioned by
over-exertion while recovering from the epizootic.
She was valued-at $25,000. and her
beet record was 2:11%... .A Catholic procession
in Toronto was attacked by a mob, which was
fired upon by the police, and several persons
injured The assistant treasurer of New
York has been instructed to sell $4,000,000 of
gold during October....A decree is published
in Spain re-enacting the law of 1870, prescribing
the election to the ccrtcs by universal suffrage,
of one deputy to every fifty thousand
inhabitants ... A railroad train was stopped by
brigandB between Barragossa and Barcelona,
Spain, and all tho passengers were robbed.
Among them were seventeen officers and seamen
of the American man-of-war Franklin....
Mayor Slocum, of Newport, R. L, has forbidden
the Fall River (Mass.) committee to solicit
aid in Newport for Fall River strikers, and
ordered them arrested if they attempted It....
A young lady in England swam ten miles,
without support or stimulant, in two hours and 1
twenty-three minutes The authorities of
Kingston, Jamaica, have seized the steamer
Uruguay, which was laden with guns and ammunition
for the Cubans.... Albert H. League
approached the saoristy of St. Patrick's church
in Bostoo, while services were going on, and
attempted to shoot the pastor, Father Gaetley,
on aooount, as League alleges, of Father Gaetley
having put his (League's) daughter hi a
Catholic oonvent in Indiana. League was arrested...
.A waterspout swept away part of
Las Cruoee, New Mexico, and the next day angp
other waterspout washed off all the remaining
houses.... By the swamping of a batteau in |
Lake /3t. Peter, Canada, Capt. Ilamel, the
owner, his wife and three children were
drowned.
The Kwodish steamer L. J. Bager, running
uobweeu xjuubck ma uopeniiagen, lies been
burned in the Bel tic. Twenty-four of the passengers
end eleven of the crew perished
George Miller end Williem Smith, convicted
of murder on board the schooner Jefferson
Borden, were sentenced to be hanged Jen.
14 A fire broke out et Aurora, N. Y., of
supposed incendiary origin, destroying the
tavern end store' of H. R. Miller, and three
large barns belonging to 0. J. Hamlin, of
Buffalo. The loss is estimated at $40,600 ; insured
for $16,500 Craft, the pedestrian,
walked eight hundred miles in fourteen days
at Rcheneotady, N. Y., finishing in good condition
two and a half hours ahead sf time.....
The Montpelier Female Humane Association
Lottery, of Alexandria, Vs., has been declared
a fraud by a committee appointed to examine
the affairs after the drawing. Over $500,000
had been received or tickets Martha
Hutchinson, of Boston, was injured at the
time of the great fire by the blowing up of a
building with gas. She accordingly sued the
Boston Gaslight Company for damages, and a
jury has Just awarded her $12,500 Dispatches
from China indicate that the existing
complications have been temporarily adjusted
by Mr. Wade, at Pekin The Vanderbilt
University, at Nashville, Tenn, was formally
onened bv Ruhnna n?????? -??- ? wn?v.'. ?
? 1 -oo?" .i >eutuiui.
Civil suits for 1,600,000, doable the value
of alleged smuggled silks, have been broagbt
against H. B. Claflin <* Co., the well-known
dry goods deslers of New York city, by the
government A decree has been published |
in the Oaaette at Peking, China, conceding
hereafter intercourse between the chiefs of
the government departments and the foreign
ministers The United States circuit ooort
at Philadelphia has decided that the government
takes precedence over other creditors
against the assets of the late Arm of Jay Cooke A
Go. The government bad 9600,000 with the
London house Charles Brink, of Car Untitle,
11L, In a fit of anger, shot Mrs. Deborah
Hall, hie mother-in-law, and Ellen Brink, hie
wife, killing them instantly, and then, placing
the pistol to his temple, fired, killing himself
also. No oause can fie assigned for the terrible
deed ...... The English hop crop will not
supply the hems trade, and prices have accordingly
advanced two shillings per hundred
weight....The experisaent of sending peaches
per steamer from Hew York to. London, in
a bos on deck, arranged on the Allegretti refrigerating
plan, was a snecsss, the fruit being
delivered la good oooditlon and eagerly purchased.
The rapid transit commissioners of How
York cttg have handed in their report and
spietfiactions to the mayor, in which the
general plan prescribed is an alevatad railway
upported by columns from oarb to curb or
over the sidewalks in narrow streets, and spanDing
the surface roads in broad avenues
Scarce a trace of the storm remains in Galveston,
Tex. The harbor was benefited by the
storm, as now there are fourteen feet of water
on the bar, and Liverpool steamers go direct
to the wharves The Prohibitionists of
Massachusetts, in oonvention at Boston, re
nommatea a tttate ticket, beading it with John
L Baker, of Beverly, for governor. Wendell
Phillip* and several ministers addressed the
meeting. Opposition to Bioe, the Republican
oandidate, seemed to be the main interest
manifested Some three or four hundred
Southerners went to Brazil after the close of
the war, thinking they would do well in that
oountry ; bmt they have been gradually ooming
back by means of free passage in United
States vessels, and now our government is to
send a vessel for the remainder The
Turkish Porte has instructed Server Pasha to
demand the unconditional submission of tho
insurgents It is now considered certain
that Messrs. Moody and Sankey will begin revival
services in Philadelphia early in November
Two persons died in Dalton, Oa.,
from eating a cream which was flavored with
peach leaves. They partook of It at a wedding
Connecticut is to have biennial elections
for governor, and to vote in the fall instead
of spring.
Mobile's (Ala.) board of health announces
that the yellow fever has entirely disappeared
from that city War has commenced at
Cape Palmas, Africa, between Liberia and the
aborigines under the command of several educated
natives. There wai somo fighting on
the seventeenth of September, in which fifty
were killed and wounded. The Liberian government
has dispatched troops from Monrovia
to the scene of action, and a great battle is
daily expected. . .During the troubles between
the whites and negroes at Friar's Point,
Miss., a squad of white cavalry oharged on an
ambush of negroes who had fatally shot a
white man, and killed three and wounded one.
Thoy also captured three and took them to
jnil bit rxi ward Thornton, British minister
to this country, who is acting as commissioner
between Mexico and the United States,
has decided adversely on fourteen of the
claims against Mexioo, and approved of seven
of them, aggregating $357,000, mostly with
interest for the past ten yeans The ecclesiastical
court of Berlin have depose! the
bishop of Breslau The jury in the SineyParks
trial at Gloarfiold, Pa., rendered a verdict
acquiting Siney, but convicting Parks of
riot and conspiracy. Parks was sentenced to
hard labor for one year, and to par a fine of $1
and the costs of the trial, which arc estimated
at $1,500 It iB officially announced that
Bnrmah has unconditionally agreed to allow
the passage of an escort of British troops
through Burmese territory to Furman if
another expedition thither be necessary
The hog disease is raging oxtensivelv in Ohio.
Making Up a Complexion.
A Tory carious industry in Paris, and
ono that is more extensive than might
be supposed from its nature, is that of
paints, pencils and powders for making
up the complexion. Most of tho great
| perfumers, such as Querlain Pi?' '
have a back room to their shops especially
devoted to this mysterious commerce.
The ordinary method of daubing
the face, first with a white paint and
then with a rouge, finds no favor with
the consummate artists who teach the
use of these beautifying compounds.
| For whitening the skin a preparation is
j shown that is composed of some insoluble
powder in a liquid. The bottle must
first be well shaken and a very small
quantity of its contents must then be
taken on a fine old linen rag or bit of
i cotton and rubbed round and round till
the preparation has penetrated the skin
thoroughly. This wash, they say, makes
the complexion "beautifully white"
without a trace of the flouriness of powder
or ordinary paint. It is very costly,
being sold at $12 for a small bottleful.
Next oomea the rouge, which is also
very costly, being valued at $8 for a box
of the best quality. From this superfine
article the grades descend through different
prices, until the coarse sixty cent
rouge is reached, which no well-bred
beauty will condescend to use. Different
shades of rouge are sold for different
occasions : there is a shnd? *<-?
| light, one for the theater, one for the
ball-room, one for the racecourse, etc.
Then there is a scarlet liquid used for
coloring the lips, and a black powder for
blackening the edges of the eyelids ;
this last requires some dexterity in its
use, as it must be put on as a powder
and then delicately "washed in" with
a fine linen rag and lukewarm water.
Blaek and brown pencils are used for
marking the arch of the eye heavy, and
a pencil of most delicate blue comes for
tracing the veins on the white surface of
the painted skin. To aid in this last
crowning touch of the whole artistic performance,
a chart has been prepared
which gives with medical accuracy the
position of every vein in the human face,
neck and chest. The negative quality
of harmleesness is claimed for most of
these pigments, yet deaths from too Tree
a use of them are not unoommon. M.
Obin, of the Grand Opera, was killed by
the white paint wherewith he whitened
his head wnen he played William Tell,
and Mile. Mass, the oelebrated actress,
fell a victim to the poisonous effects of
the hair dye wherewith she restored the
raven hoe of hep profuse tresses.
Easily Suited.
Shortly after the dinner bell rang, he
came np the walk, laid down upon the
steps, and put his head in at the diningroom
door:
" Mizz , mother says won't yon
please to giro her a good platefnl of
your nice soap for dinner, and lend me
your little buoket to fetch it home in,
and she's not feelin' powerful well any
how to-day."
" Bat will yon please go back and ask
yonr ma if she wants her soap highly
seasoned, and crackers broken np in it,
and oelery salt shook in, and a silver
mm, m r UV. 1 *-??
auuuu witu nor imi name engraved on
it thrown in f" replied the lady of the
house.
" Bub " left in double-quiok time, and
soon he wcs back in position.
" Miw , mother savs she believes,
as it taint much trouble to you, she just
as lief as not."
The old lady got the soup in the tin
bqoke} unseasoned with further sarcasm.
M
She was overheard to say to him:
" Our parlor stove is up now; do call
and see what a little spark it takes to
kindle a flame ?"
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. have
obtained another triumph over all their
competitors, and won new honors for
America. They have just been awarded
the grand medal of honor for the best
cabinet or parlor organs, at the World's
exposition in Linz, the capital of upper
Austria.?Com.
One trial of Dobbins' Electric Soap
Cragin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.), will
make you a firm believer in its merits
ever after. Qive it a trial, please.
Your grocer has it, or will get it. *
Important to Travelers.
Persons viBitingNew York or leaving by the
oars rrom urana (.antral Depot, will Bare annoyance
and expense of carriage hire and baggage
exprossage by stopping at Grand Union
j. Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot. Over
| 350 elegantly furnished rooms and ntted up at
a cost of $900,oOO. European plan. Gueate
can live more lnxnrioosly for less money at the
Grand Union that at any other first-class house
in New York. 8tages and street cars pass the
doors for all parts of the city. Bee that tlio
hotel you enter is the Grand Union Hotel.?
Com.
First Grand Exposition of the Tradesmen's
Industrial Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa., openBOct.
7, closes Nov. 6. Address A. J. Nellis, President.
? Com.
The venerable Archdeacon Soott, of
Dunham, Quebec, says that he suffered from
dyspepsia more than twenty-five years, but
that three weeks' use of the Peruvian Syrup
(an iron tonic) has benefited him so wonderfully
that he can hardly persuade himself of
the reality, and people who kuow him are
astouisl e<i at the change.?Com.
Cramps and pains in the stomach are
the result of imperfect indigestion, and may
be immediately relieved by a dose of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment. A teaspoonful in a little
sweetened water is a dose.?Ccmu
Heavy oats are good for horses ; none
will deny that; but oats can't make a horse's
coat look smooth and glossy when ho is out of
condition, tihrridan's Cavalry Condition J'owiters
will do this when all else fails.?Com.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
Scrunch's Pulmonic Sybuv,
Schenck's Ska Weed Tonic,
Scrknck's Mandrake Pills,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Oomsumption.
fc'rnnnunllu
, # w...?.. v. 1... I.ill BMJ|| n ciiukii will occasion
the death of the patient; they lock up the liver,
stop the clrcula ton of the blood, hemorrhage follows,
and, in fact, they clou the action of the Tory organs that
caused the cough.
]Jver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes of twothirds
of the cases of Consumption. Many persons oomplain
of a dnll pain in the aide, constipation, coated
tongue, pain in the shoulder-blade, feelings of drowsiness
and restlessness, tne iood lving h-avily on the
stomach, accompanied with acidity and belching up of
wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a disordered
condition of the stomach or a torpid liter.
Persona so affected. If they take one or two heavy
colds, and tf the cough In these ccses be suddenly
chocked, will find the stomach and liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactire, and almost before tney are
awaro the lungs are a mass of sores, and ulcerated. Uie
result of which Is death.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup la an expectorant which
does not con'aln opium or anything calculated to check
a oough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food, mixes
with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids digestion,
and creates a ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skin sallow, or the
symptoms otherwise of a bilious tendency, Schenck's
Mandrako Pills are required.
These medicine. are prepared only by
J. H. SCHENCK i SOJf,
N. R. corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Phlla.
And are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
The Markets.
MS TO as.
Beef Cattle?Prime to Extra Bullocks ,r8.V? 12
Common to Good Texana 07]rf? .04 V
Milch Cows 40.00 ?70.00
Hogs?Live .l?V? .Ofikf
Dressed...... lOjfcfe .1<H?
Sheep 01 ? .06
Lambs .OS ? .07
Cotton?Middling IS >j? .18,V
Fiaur?Extra Western...... 5.50 ? 6.16
State Extra 6.60 ca ? in I
Wheat?Rod Western .80 0 1.12
No. 2 3pring 1.30 0 1.30
Bye?State 90 0. 90
Barley?State 1.10 0 1.13
Barley Malt 1.10 0 1.40
Oats?Mixed Western 46 0 .46
Oorn?Mixed Western 67 0 .69%
Hay, per cwt 60 0 1.00
Straw, per owt...... 66 0 90
Hope 10016?oldi .04 0 .06
Pork?Meaa 22.25 022.50
Lard 13*0 .13*
Flah?Maokerel No. 1, new 22.00 026.00
" No. 2, new 16.00 016.16
Dry Ood, per owt 6.00 0 6.50
Herring, Scaled, per box 36 0 .40
Petroleum?Ornde 06*006* Refined, 12*
Wool?California Fleece 20 0 .31
Toxas " 22 0 .33
Australian " ............. .46 0 .60
Butter?Stato 81 0 .40
Western Dairy 28 0 .82
Western Yellow...... .18 0 .23
Western Ordinary... 16 0 .18
Pennsylvania Fine 83 0 .r4
Obeese?State Factory U 0 .is*
" Skimmed...... 03 0 ,07
Western 09 0 .13
E<gs?State...... .29 0 .29
ansairt
Wheat 1.68 0 1.86
Rye?State .86 0 .91
Oorn?Mixed 71 0 .71
Barley?State 1.12 0 1.12
Oate?State 38 0 .62
BUFFALO.
Flour ...... 6.90 0 9.60
Xm.a.1 Via r% a ? I
???, a 1.2) 0 1.30
Oom?Mixed fit 0 .61
OaU 15 0 .15'
Bye 89 0 .80
Barley 1.10 0 1 12
BAL.T1MOBK.
Ootton?Low Middlings............. .13 0 .13
Flour?Extra..... 6.75 0 8.76
Wheat?Bed Western..., 1.10 0 1.10
Bye 75 0 .80
Oorn?Yellow 72 0 .73
OaU?Mixed .48 0 .49
Petroleum..... 06 0 ,uf}i
PBIUDXLPBU.
Hour?Pennsylvania Extra... ? K> 0 8 87*
Wheat?Western Bed 1 23 0 1 43
Rye 70 0 75
Corn?Yellow 73 0 73X
Mixod.. 72 0 73*
OaU?Mixed 43 0 45
Petroleum?Ororie 19 01014 Refined 13Sf
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Holly. Tlmn abort. Term* moderate. .
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DEAFNESS >
lira. Dimock <fc WeihorHI. Bwialo,N.Y.
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A MONTH ? Ar?aU wonted ovary
where. Bnatnaaafaonorable and flratrfbX|)l|
oIul Partlonlara oant free. Addruer
VmWv WORTH a OO.. St. Lonfo. Mo.
?> mil mi and Morphlie Habit abeolntely and
IIDIIIM apoodUy onred. Palnleee; no ipohMoltj
III III Iffl Bond it?mi) for particular*. Dr. Oavi.
***"* ton. 18T Waahlnaloa BA.Ohtoaao.II'.
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V?H I Mnn n I OaterrhOureOlrenamy with teetiaony
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COME AND SEE
Tbaoe Rlob Prairie*. Noar ono million aoroo for aate on
the Sinni Olty aud Ht. Teal R. R and on the MoOroeor
ao<1 Mlaaonri Hirer R. R. Sororal Iarjre traote for '
Oo Inn lea. Ooma or aend oommltteeo to examine. F.rery
ono wbo aaeo the land llkea It. Apply to
DAYIDHON At CAI/KINM, I
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jfcQA per Week Malnry. Mala or Kamals. Olrou- 1
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tf 4 A pff OCpardaj. ftand for CkromoOaUlajrat
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WARRANTED
Xt requires no Instructions to run it
Xt "will do evory class and kind
Xt will sow from Tissui
Xt is as far in advance of other Sewi
its superior improvements, as a Stei
the old fashioned
Prices made to f
Either for Cas
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STYLES and PRX0E3.
Address: WILSON SE>
CLEVELAND, OHIO, OHXOAOC
HEW ORLEANS, LA.,
?>OQA A MONTH. (OI) AATIt'LKN'!
34<i7y_Addre*e_R. N. RAMSKY, Detroit. Mlcb.
% TKUsltafe I
ft ttear, tor t will ipcnk of excellent
tklan<"
POND'S UTIAOt-The great .etmble Pal.
UMtrcyrr. Has been In nse over thirty
years* and for cleanliness and prompt curative
virtues cannot be excelled.
BHILPIIR.? No family can afford to be without ;
Pond's Extract. Accidents* Brnlaes. ;
Contualona, Cats* Sprains* are relieved
almost lnitantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains or Bnrns* Scalds,
Excoriations* Chaflngs, Old Sores*
Balls* Felons* Corns* etc. Arrests incarnation.
reduces swellings, stops bleeding, |
removes dlscoloratlonsana heals rapidly.
FEMALE WEAIRESSIS.-It always relieves pain .
In ine back andlolna.f ullness.and pressing pain I
In the head, nausea, vertigo.
11 LEB60RIHSA f has no cqnal. All kinds of nl.
ceratlons to which ladles are subject are
promptly cared. Fuller details In book accompanying
each bottle.
piles?blind or bleeding?meet prompt relief I
and ready core. Mo case, however chronic or
obstinate, can long resist its regular nse.
varibbbe Veins.?ft is the only sure core for
tins distressing and dangerous condition.
KIDNEY DISEASE).?It has no equal for permanent
cure.
BLEEDINB from any cause. For this is a specific.
It has saved hundreds of lives when all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
e. stomach, lungs, and elsewhere.
manentiy cured.
PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acquainted
with Pond's Extract of Witch Haze) recommend
It in their practice. Wehave letters ot
commendation from hundreds of Physicians,
many of whom order It lor nse in their own
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order its nse for Kwellinga of all kinds,
, Quinsy, Sore Throat. Inflamed Tonsils,
simple and chronic Dfarrhtra* Catarrh*
(for which it is a specific,) Chilblains* Frosted
Feet* Htlngs of Ineecta* Mosquitoes,
etc., Chapped Hands, Face* and indeed
all manner of skin diseases.
TOILET USE. ?Removes Horeness* Roughness,
and Mmnrtlngt heals Cuts, Eruptions,
and Pimples. It revives. invigora'es, and refreshes,
while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
to FARMERS.?Pob^'o Extract. No Stock
Breeder,no LI very Man cad afford to be without
u. 11 la used by all the Leading Livery Stables,
Street Kallroada and first Horsemen In New
York City. It has no equal lor Sprains, Harnesa
or Saddle Cbaflnca, StlOnc**,
Scratches, SweUing*,Cutn, Laceration*,
Bleeding, Pneumonia* Colic, Diarrhoea,
Chill*, ( olds. etc. Its range of action la wide,
and the relief it affords is ao prompt that it is
invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as in
every Farm-house. Let it be tried once, and
on will never be without it.
GAVIJOH.?Pond's Extract has been imitated.
The genuine article has the words Pond'* Extract
blown in each bottle. It ?s prepared by
the only person* living who ever knew how
to prepare it properly. Refuse all other preparation*
of Witch Basel. This ia the only
article used by Physicians, and In the hospitals
of this country and Europe.
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^^aan^^ lots new true* Is won,
with perfect cornlor
* m night and day. Adapt*
EM BL A B T I V MS itself to every motion of
SB exarola* or severest stralo
until permanently onred
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Ne. 683 BrMUway, N. V. City,
tod ? at by ?U. OtlloniBi telOlwttltr.tadlwew
A flPMma 20 thfut OU Ohromoa moan tad aize
aU?ill IO Ox 11 for si. Noreltiaa and Ohromoa
>/ ro?ry description. National Chromo Co., Phlla., P?.
If Allf ? CaiTMi. To make Framaa, Kaael-,
11V 9 11 Paaaa, Picture Hooka, eto. Bend two
itampe for book A dealyna. J. Jar OotrLP.Boston,Maai
EHIVATK, HOME, for Feeble lllnda. KplloptlO'.
and Partlyaed Tontha or Adnlte. Addreaa Uouv,
Tompktna Are, cor. Madl?on Bt , Brooklyn. N. Y.
SR In $9 A a day at home. Hamplea worth SI eent
free. 8TINBON A OO.. Portland. Me.
The Human Tdrirupk. The nerrea are tel<>
rraphto tbera operated by the brain ; bat If the rtomech,
he fmt rltehaer of the ayatem, la dlaorderad, the whole
nmmiMuluW.- <- -w-.t.- e ? "
tains.
Tarrant's Seltaer Aperient
rorka wonders In mm of narvooa dability arUln* from
Irspepsla. by reatortnn the stomach to It* norma) oondlfon.and
Mpbr tha bowels free. Bold by all dmaglata.
!EHTp#S^|$10te
Fraflta. Railroad Stocks. T
lfegfes$500.
BUCK WAI.TER dk CO., Baaken and
Brairr^Na. IP wiall Wrraat.Haw Vara.
fl> i H A A MOUTH and KXPENSRS to all Artiste J
U T "fcJ A CTT T81 BnoauwaT. Haw Tor?.
r?w ,1* KBna mannfaetorar of Boi.iu Ooli>
IKwKLRY of every description. Tbe stock la large, vert
holes, and la offered at ratal! at trad* prions to seep onr
rocbmsngoing. BUte ondar lfi. P.O. order In advance
)rar $16, OTP D. prtrllaarato arramtna (Jets-Vacua free
1
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FIVE YEARS!
Xt can not set out of order..
L of "work.
a Paper to Barnesa Loathor.
ng Machines In tho magnitude of
un Oar excells in achiovomonta
L Stayo Coach.
suit the Times,
h. or Credit.
: | AGENTS WANTED.
/VINO MACHINE CO.
I, ILL., NBW YOBS, N. Y,'
ST. LOUIS, 110.
W V IV. II ? 43
Seleoted Frenoh Bnrr Mill Stones
ay?iXi workmanship. I'orlnhlo
^KfXVpfF'JrS^yi ?rinding Mills, upper or
nnilrr fur rarm
?emilne llulili Ankrr
R^ol11
t'omimny. Box 14 SO.
I?H. HANFOIID'N
LIVER INVIGORATOR.
Compounded entirely from Uumi.
These fillMti rr?| ei Persons using*
move all morbid Ishouldadaptthe
or bad matter ^ dose to their Infrom
the system, I x /a dividual constl?
supplying In ? tution, from s
their pluce a r . teaspoonfull to
healthy flow of ^ H a tablespoonfull
bile | luvigorat- UU j according to efIng
the stomach,!1 dfl feet. For all af.
causing food to M J feet ions of the
digest well| PIT- PI flfi LIVKR, Irregu
niriiniu THE l n larltlea ofNtoiuBLOOD,
KtviiiK & A ach and Buwdi,
tone and nealtn diseases dependtothawholema
LJ _|_ ent on or caused
i chtoerj-, rem or- " * CO by such derange|
dng the cause of J ^ ment as Billons
the diseases, ef- attacks, Cociive?
fee tins a radical ness, Chronic DIenre.
As a FAM* . arrhcea,Dy spep?
I ILT MEDICINE CO L_ sla, Jaundice and
It Is CaEQCAL- Z Female WeakEll,
and Is AL- ' ; Z nesses. 1 table?
WAYS SAFE. spoonftall taken
at commencement of an attack of SICK
HEADACHE In IS minutes, a EE?
C.OW or HALLOW HKI1V MADE Y OUT IIi
FUL bj bottle. TRY IT! For pamphlet
i containing useful Information and all
about theXilrer, address I)K. N A TV FORD,
i Wear Fork. SPED BY ALL DRUGGISTS BMMRh
Your Name Elegantly Prlnt
sd on la TiiiiimtNT Visitiko
Caids, for is Cento. Each card contain*
s some which ! not vuible until held toward* the light.
Nothlngllke th?m*ver before offered in America. Blglnducemeata
to Agsnta. Moviltt Pbistimo Co., Ashland, At us.
SIAKDH.-60 white or Tinted Bristol. 2l> eta.; 50
' Snowflake. Marble, Rep, or Damask, 35 otl.; .SO
sa, 40 ota ; with joar name beautifully printed on
thorn, and 6b samples of type, agents' pile*.list, etc.,
aent by return mail oa receipt ot orioo. Discount to
Ulobs. Best of work. W. 11. O ANNOV, 46 Kneeland
8treat. Boston. Refers to 8. M. Pkttksoii.1, A Oo.
Michigan Pine anil Faming lads
FOR SALE.
Good Sell! Good Timber ! Good Atr ! Good
Water! Good Title! Healthy Climate !
Tbn entire I.anri Grunt of the Flint & Pi-re
Marupette Hnllwny Company, 2U1.IHIO
ACKEN, la offered fur sale for purposes of Actual
Settlement, In paroels as desired. flOO.fMMI-tMMk feet
of Pine, located convenient to the line of tho railroad.
Fanning Lands, as good as any In the world, lie along
the line, and will he sold on moat favorable terms to actnal
settlers. Timber?Oak, Boeob, Maple. Rock Kim,
Black Cherry, Baaswood, Pine, Hemlock, etc., etc.
Oheap Land and Railroad Facilities are reldom ottered
together, and those who wish to secure homes will do
well te applv early and take choloe selections. Tkums?
One-fourth In cash, and balance with annual Interest at
seven per cent., as may be agreed. Information by mull
promptly furnished. Apply, In person or by mall, to
WM. L. WKBBKK. Land (Jommiaaioner.
Addrcaa at Kast Saginaw. Mich
ON HALAI1V only. Agonta wanted. Jtal* nml
remalt. Address O. B. ClIKIBTiAN, Marlon, Ohio
TIIK WHAT IH IT.?Homsthlng nsw. Belle at
sight. Big Inducement* to Agents. Samples, lift
cents,and stamp. Agents Wanted. Send tor Catalogue.
U. 8. HPKOIAI/rYOO., 11 Central St.. Boston.
SMITH ORGAN CO.
BoMton, Maw.
2heme Standard Instrument?
Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere.
Agenta Wanted in Every Town.
Bold throughout the United Btetee on the
INNTALIJIIKNT PLAN I ,
That Is, eu s Hystem of Monthly Payments.
Purehaaera should ask for the 8*iTH. AmttHU!? OBOAJ.
Oatalognes end full pertleulam'on applloatlon.
PRINTER'S ROLLERS
Mede from tke Patent ' F.xrHaior" 4'or-position,
will recast, not affected by t':e wea'bsr; pros, 3(1 oents
per pound. Is need In printing this paper.
.1. H. FOLK. A?l.. OO Ann Hi.. N. V.
500,000 ACRES
? Or ?
Michigan Lands
I1 O R S A Ij B I :
' JacUaon, Linilif and
8a?1naw Rnllraad Company are Now
OFFERED r?R SACK.
Thay in aitnatad alone It* raUrrad and contain Urn
Tha feJSnS*?* ^ARMING and PINK land. ^
mnrJ*i JjC yy*?* tenln/Io soma or tha moat fertUa
?fn uJd* ,n "> But* That
sTLk .7^3 P r "i01 hard mapla aad baaoh ; aofl
iSS* ?Dd ?N?nnd In aprin** of pnraat
* ** Mloblyan la one of tha laaat Inaiibtad ana moat
, r ........ lL,? uumn, ana iu iirman Dare a
ilS*' !! t? ?" oropa and raaonreaa than any Weatern
**** ?*hlln noma of the prairie State* may prodnoe
" ? *teat abnndanoe, they hare no Other raaonroo,
Jf" whan fchln orop fall* destitution follow , as haa been
the oa*a tha peat year in Ktu.a* and Nabraaka.
or *nd avije taar10
L*odOommla*lonar,'Lanaln?, Mutilpan.