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,?ti.n*'I ! . 'POOLING. ? i.; <it ifflvHtit*
How Uoctor UmlcrWoofl Knllvcn* Bura
?i! ? logaln a netting- Way. ;-' .'> ,v.,
Go or go Alfred To war, end Im? boon
-writing some sauoy letters to the Chi
cago Tribune,, desorip^ns ;oL ioenoa
and incidents,' about tqe racing" courso
at Saratoga. We olip tho following,
tho co illusion of Iiis last letter :
Look at those row a of chairs, filled
with an orderly audionco of all sooial
shades and motives. Underwood's
voice is going like a koMlo-drum :
"Going, going, there 1 gone, Madge
is sold for 81.125. Now how muoh am
J bid for Fadlndoon? Fifty dollars for
Fadladeen. Only $50 for Fadladeen,
1 ho child of Potoon, whose dam was
Dublin Brogue, who80rfJf Ather was the
great Snorting Arabian. And what am
I bid. for Fadladeen? Oh, he is a
fome diorte. Fifty-five dollars, one
hundred, two hundred I arid fifty 1 Oh,
now, upon my, worrud, that ;is too bad
for Fadladeen. . Three' hundred. and
twenty-five 'for the grandson of the great
Snorting Arabian."
" Pour hundred," says a quiet voice,
and gets him. ; Tho man with the quiet
voico is a great turf- authority. Ho was
bred nmOngst racers, colonol in tho Un
ion army, author of. a standard stud
book in whioh he put fifteen years of
oloso j pedigree-reporting, and he has
Surohalod sorhe of the leading race
orses of the day for their owners. He
bought Henry.. Bassetb for $8.00,: and
held him when MoDaniel was unable to
honor his draft?tho same horse on
whioh that old turfman afterwards won
$50,000. With his knowledge of stock,
jockoyn and trainers, ho quietly buys a
couple of pools a night, hedges with a
stock of mutual tickets, wins without a
word, and with his winnings in his pock
et booa^nraeds'the1 same *rayIto*re-\
port the raoe for his publication.
M:And860 is nil, for Vesuvius,is
vours, sir, anu you got it, O fatnes oi
Kilkenny I bo obape 1"
The bn^or of VesuviuBis'a good-na
tured, middle-aged married man, HiB
father left hiim Sff?.O?? and a propensity
for sporting. Brought up to no busi
ness, he cultivated turf-authorities, Went
from race to raoe, kept the company, of
longer-headed men, and on good advice
put down his money nervily. J ;
" Are you ahead, Yost ?
Yes.. I just about make expenses
every year. Guess Pll bet no more after
this season 1"
Yonder sits in a group half a dozen
gulf Estate professional sporting men
around their leader, a silvor-tongued,
captivating' faro-dealer. They are not
very flush of monoy, but put. together,
and, if successful, divide pio rata, or
fractionally. If, meantime, they can
find some gentry more ardent to play a
hand at poker than to avoid the bar
room, they withdraw to a fine chamber
in the hotel; the bottle jb. passed and
praised, and all night long, silent as
mice, the battle of chance or plunder
goes on.
" And Gray Planet is knocked down
to Johnny Boo for $00, by me sowl 1"
Johnny Roe is MoDoniel's old jockey,
too heavy now to ride, but he sticks to
the outskirts of the turf, works, per
haps as a trainer, and tempts destiny in
the pools.
By his side is a. Newmarket rider,
freckled, weighing under a hundred
pounds, I unable constitutionally to
olothe his bones in flesh; and his grand
father and great-grandfather were all
jookeyes before him, all belong
ing to that singular raoe of riding
manikins who would have no place in
nature if there were ho running horses.
He has received presents of some
scores of dollars from ? betting winners
for carrying a raoe, and to-night he put
it on the horse he is to ride ?to-morrow.
In the background stand a dozen weal
thy tnrf mop, "guying" two: of their
number who are backing their own
horses. Yonder aro three sporting re
porters with their pockets filled with
mutual tickets. Again; two college
lads are putting their limited cash to
gether to accomplish the purpose of
getting, ono ticket. Mr. Morrissey sud
denly reaches his hands in his breebbes
and take3 out $200 of his own. "Fif
teen tiokets," he says, "on Fadladeen.
Five tickets on Stampede."
The action is not unobserved, and
manV a timid better draws near to imi
tate the cxamplar.
So.the whole play of character and
craft goes on. The raoe comes oft in the
silence of a fashionable boudoir. The
losers lose without a word. The win
ners turn on their heel to tho bouffet,
and remark, carelessly j
" A quart of extra dry. Oomo up,
A nod of the head is considered well
bred, 'and, thoy, say no more;
Surface \ Manuring and Seeding to
Grass.
A skillful and successful farmer in
New, York mokes the following state
ment in tho Rural Home :
1. We are compelled to wait until
quite lato before sowing to avoid tho
ioseota, and if our sowing is followed
by a season of drouth, the wheat will
rcceivo greater benefits from surface
manuring,'as it has the tendenoy to
keep the ground moist, and produce a
rapid growth. If tho spring is very
dry, aftor mnoh fnw.jng nmi thawing,
tbo wheat will receive more boneflt
from the surface manure, branching out
more freely. Such was tho case last
spring.
2. Nearly all of the cereals have
brace roots, as may bo illustrated by
Indian corn, and when the soil is fertile
enongh at the surface, the main stalks
will branch out, or stool, which is not
tmo to tho same extent when tho ma
nureis plowed under doep. If wo plow
the manure under to the depth of from
six to ten inches, I am confident we
shall not obtain all the advantages pos
sible from manure, in on ? unfavorable
season.
8. It is my praotico to Ire-seed with
the wheat orop, and I have always se
cured a good oatoh with surfaoo manur
ing. I consider a good oatoh of the
utmost importance, as a failure inter
feres with the rotation. It is diffloult
for mo to say whioh I would prefer to
Iobo, the gram orop or tho oatoh of
grass, if compelled to lose oither.
1^'^^myiW/^said Mr.
Marrowfat, "remember tho dying
words of Sooratos : Never marry a
woman that kicks sidoways." <
The?Be^C iaiedfclnes'.
b Dr. Hall says the - best medicines in
tho world, mqro eflloieut than nil the
pre8orawsaflM^?KHW^?^H?W?'C
warmth, roat, oleanlmess, and pnro air.
Some persons make it a virtue to brave
disease, " to keep up" as long as they
can move a foot or wriggle a finger,
and it sometimes' sncoaediujflpt %n.
others tho powers of life aro thereby so
completely exhausted that the system
has lost all' ability, to recuperate, and
slow typhoid fever sets in and carries
the patient to a premature grave. When ,
ever walking or work is the effeot/a;
warm bed.and a cool room are the very
first indispensables to a sure and speedy
recovery. Instinct leads <all beasts
and birds to quiotudo and rest the
very moment disease or wounds assail
the system.
, No Moms Heroics.-^The*d<^h* veg
etable, alkaloids sueh as mercury, strych
nine, and prnssio aoid cannot oure dis
ease or produce any but the most i dis
astrous results. Ferh?pB no event has
occurred of late years which is sq well
calculated to disabuse the^ubpo|mjm&
of a belief in the efEeaoy o? nniiersl
?poisons and bleeding as the- discovery
of Doctor Walker; of California,' cf cer
tain medicinal herbs, whose healing
principles he has extracted and com
bined in the form of Vinegar Bitfprlb.
The cures wrought by it seem marvel
ous. Its action is mud and agreeablo,
but at the same time rapid and effectual,
and being unimpeded by the presence
of alohol dif ^fermented liquor of auv
dcBoription, is ' attended with results
hitherto unachieved by any remedial
agent. The.cures of bilious complaints,
malarious fever, dyspepsia, rheumatism,
scrofula, and all diseases arising from
impnrities. of the blood, attest the para
mount excollonco of this medicine, and
justify us in recommending it.
inicroBilhg "t? Invalid littles.
Hahlkmytlle, _ )
Columbia Co.. N. Y., July. 9, 1678. V
It. V. PiKncE. M. D., Buffalo, tTY.-. v*
Dear Wr?Your favor iff Just received. I in
tended to have writton to yon several weeks
elnoo oonoernlng tho improvement in my
health, which is no>v very apparent. I have
ueod one bottle ol Favorito Proscription with
tho best results, although I will', admit I was
Bomenbat diBConraged after its ose (for a
short time only). I took it under very disad
vantagoons circumstaocos?baving the super
vision of tho house and daring tho soaeon of
" bonae cleaning " I was obliged, through tho
incompetenoy of help, to do moro than I
ought,' and, of oonrso, Buffered dreadfully,
Uf ted when I ought not. to havo raised my
hand, and did all I could to bring "order out
of chaos,*'?bat upon laying aalde all cares
and continuing the remedy i find after naing
less than cno bottle to be so much bene
fited that,I have ^discontinued tho ubo, with
no return of the symptoms of which I wroto
you. I have Buffered terribly arid what added
to my diatresa was the oonacioasneas of not
procuring relief from ordinary Bourccu, at
times it Boomed about impossible to stand so
great w=s the distress. All of LIiobo eovoro
nouralgio print! havo disappeared, they wore
so bad at limoa J could hardly walk Without
somo extotiialpreaauro. Thoy seem to h&vo
loft mo liko magic, suddenly, and have bad no
return; all other symptoms havo been re
moved. The severe weakness and fain^noea
havo disappeared, and I ean go up stairo with
comparative easo now. I would have informed
you ore thin of my improvement, for I appre
dated it, but I wum fearful it wan onlv trr.11
Biont benefit I was receiving, but I think suf
ficient timo has elapsed to consider tho bene
flalalresnlta permanent. Accept of my best
wishes for your future success and your kind
neBS in advising me. Very t mly,
Mad. M. Nettie Bnyoeo.
ii .i< A Fortune for 810.
A few dollars invested in the Grand $500,000
Endowment Distribution, to be drawn at Mo
bile, Ala., on Wednesday, October, 11, 1871,
may result iu a Bpcedy fortune. For further
information, or tickets, address J. Y. Slater A
Co., Managern, box 5,481, Now York. Tho
known reputation of tho managers in a guar
antee that everything connected with thin dis
tribution will bo dono in tbo most honorable
and straightforward manner.
Something Nice.?Gentlemen have
boon troubled for waut of a paper collar moro
cloHoly reuombllug linon. This Is furnished
them in tho Blmwood Collar. It has a cloth
surlace that must cortsinly be linen from the
quality, and folded edges that pro vent its
looking liko paper. It Is so perfect aa imita
tion of linen' that it cannot be detected oven
on oIobo scrutiny. It is for oalo at all gents'
fnrnishlug stores, and we I would recommend
ovory gentloman to try it.?Boston Herald.
?A Western farmer complains that a
hook and, ladder company has been or
ganized in his neighborhood. He states
that the ladder is need after'night in
climbing into his chicken house, after
which tbo hooking is done.
Go to Biverslde Water Cure, Hamilton, 111
Ladles Deilre what Men Admire. And
this little thing is beauty. What do we say Is beau
tiful?' A transparent complexion and a luxurious
head of hair. What will produce those? Ilagan's
Magnolia Balm will-make any lady of thirty ap
pear bur. twenty; and Lyon's Katbalron will ket-p
every hair in its place, and niako it grow like tho
April (trans. ' It prevents the hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandruff, and Is tho finest Hair
Dressing In tho ivorld, und nt only half ordinary
cost. If you want to got rid of saUowness, ptm
plM.jrins loarka. moth patches, etc., don't forget
tho Magnolia Balm,ladles.
Itewnnl.-I will give *100 fur any cast of (kVu.
bone or muscle aliment like vheumatlsai, bruise
spavin. Btfalii or luracnesH, upon ellhcrman or an
imal, which tbo Mexican Mustang Liniment wll
not euro when used according to directions. Near
thirty years lias proved it to be the mo a woLder
fui remedy for neuralgia, burns, swellings, en
larged Join s. hour nli, ncrow'worm, Btlog, caked
breasts, etc.. ? ver discovered. V? ho will let a home
limp when Mu-tan? Liniment wilt euro It? Wlio
will let u child cry and suffer from brulsrs or chil
blains when the Mustang will prevent It? Who
will pay large doctors' bills when they can buy
Mexican Llnlm^ii^fpr 50 Jcoa'ta andi 'tfl^t It iff
wrapped In a stool-plate labet], slgnf <1 G. W.
Westbrook, Chemift^' ^Wpni^.OCveiSsoi^b^ent. P
Founded on a Roekl-The disappointed ad
ventuicrn who have from time to time attempted
to run their worthler? potions agalii6t Plantation
nitters, vow that they cannot understand what
foundation there Is for Its amazing popularity.
The explanation U simple enough. The reputation
of tho world renowned tonle Is fonuded upon a
rock, tho Rook of Kxperieuce.
815 2 820 P.cr dtt> Rl bome. 'forms free. Address
vxu g 0ko htinhov a Co.. Portlan d,Maine
Money Making Brnplaymcnt. fcest'ever
offerotl. Address M. N.LOVKLL, Erie, Pa.
AOKNTS wa.ntkI)-won and women *H a
weoK or ilfti forfeited. Tho secret free. Write
lit once to CO WEN <fe CO., htb street, Now York.
WANTED-Yoiim? men tolearn telegraph operA
tiun for permanent positions at railroad stations.
Ad's Pacluo Telegraph Oo., box 28, Merr.phis.Teon.
IN FniZE*. Alabama SUte Lottery.
Established 1806 Prizes cashed In
T- New York. Whole Tlckbta, |lo;
Halves, IS I Quarters. kloo, Information ftnnl free.
Address j Y. HLATKR A CO., Box 6,43!, New
York, or Sox 007, Mobile, Alabama.
A OVERTISBBSI Hand MS cu. to G*o. P. Bow
-Vfc.*1* 41 ***** Row. N. Y., tor their J%m*.
phut of 10U pa***, containing lists of ?000 n?n>
papers, and estimates showing cost of adver?Btag.
ents.
The MASON A HAM LIN ORGAN CO.. win
ncmor three highest medals and diploma of honor,
"**S7*** -?*M^??^-JW*gg?-l?a- uii MaW n?..?!.
having ?rcatly Increased their facilities for maim'
fooiure, they now offer their celebrated Cabinet
Organs, not only tor oasn exclusively, as
formerly, but wlli also rent themwfittt prlv
may
com*
pletlnglta purchase; If paid for In the course of
one year the cost will be only flvo to ten per
cent, more than the lowest price for cash on de
JLyary. ?
The following tablo shows amounts and lluiea or
paymouton several plans, running through one
'year, lor d FIVE QCTA VJS DOUBLE SEED OS
GAN, style T, with FiveStops, Vox Humana, Etc.
ottier styles are at- Moportlonate rater.
CmIi Price,ats?TTlme Price, |i43TRent a Moa.llVSO
Plan
:No.
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No. 5
no. e
No.
pay in H la
Advance.
?14 00 ,
2? CO
.28 SI s,
11 80
67 02
CD Co
in 3
Mm.
914 3C
23 ^il
In 0
Mob
?14 901
RTS6M
: 28 24
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1703
In 0
Mos.
S14 ?AI
28 24
10 45
in 12
Mos.
~|B5 80
65 03
28 24
16 45
V? TO
?USUln advance; and fi?'44 each"month for
twelve months.
shed on these plans, either
stly. to almost any part of
the country. ~
Illustrated catalogues with full descriptions of
the organs made by thin company and circulars
showing In detail the dlfferont plana or payment
on which they are aow offered, sent free. Address
itAtjON (fcllAML1N ORGAN CO.. Boston, aew
York or Ctlicago
Sinker, Davis & Co.,
INdIANAPOUS, IND.,
Manufacturers of strictly 11 rat-class
Tabular and Flue Boilers,
IiAKD TANK?. "WATER TAN KB,
?mCT?XiAiR SAW Mills.
EDGING TABLES.
Iiovor Eteod Sloolks.
F LOU 11 MILL MAOHINBRT,
HHINOIiE MACHINERY,
HANGER8, PULLEYS, and SHAFTING.
Botlisr JPatortt* GOVERNORS. Etc.
fcn*--sehd fbP^Illuslrat.Dd Catalogue,r"Wi
Before Buying Elsewhere.
LEBANON
Business College, and
Telegraph Institute,
LEBANo.V, TENN.
NASHVILLE
(B. & 8.) Business College,
and Telegraph Institut?),
NA^HVILLK, TENN.
ffi^LeafliiCoUeies-^8b
Of the South and Weit. All modern Improvement*
In business training. Ilatca to aalt the hurt)
times.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED V>
In To egraphy. oc hhlf the tuition refunded. Fei
partlcolats address the Principal, THOniA!?
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evory description of
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to. Send for illustrated catalogue.
cancer;
IT is well known that the whole medical faculty
of all schools or medicine have ?pronounced can
cers Incurable. What sublim? enrontery In any
per>on to stand up'boldly In lh?j face or all'thin
?.mllimity. and qlalm to be able to euro cancer. To
put forth such a claim In the teeth or the medical
I profession. Id the Cftv or Philadelphia, with Its
world renowned scientific p.-ofes-ors and medlral
college*, would be, unless ft bp substantiated In
the most unquestionable munner, a height of Im
pudence rarely attained by. mortal man. Br.
Thorpe boldly claims that bo can cure, has cured,
does cure, and will cure cancer, as well as diseases
of a chronic and scrofulous naluro; and, further.
that hk cd hks kvkby ca?u takes ii V HIM. He
does this by a system which no other pbyslclan In
thowor'd practices. Ills method or treatment In
vlsorates the body, stirs tip the dormant energies
of nature, purifies and cfenn>e' the system, and
tmparmnnc and health tomi ? the organs of ih
body. His method Is the moit potent ? v r dl*cov
e ed, and that It Is what it Is claimed to bo will be
established lo the entire nailifucilon or any ono
who will iuvosUirate. Addrvs? THUKPKAN IN.
BTl'I UTE, No. 3J03 Chestnut sUoet, Philadelphia
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EVEKY Bankkb, I'.khini-ss Mam, Ci/kbk
Fabmkn akd Plantrr abould have a copy
;sie young men can uflonl to be without It. Post
afeo paid,on receipt Of (ink dom.au. Illustrated
circular.' 2ia pace.;, to any address.
W. n. SADDLER, Publisher, Baltimore. Md.
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Below wo give cuts ana descriptions or the sew
ing machines which we are giving away io male
and female canvassers for clubs to Tux Chicago
Leuqbb. We have !00 of these machines,and the
offer will he held open until all are given nwny.
For particulars address ? <
LKDQER CO., Chicago. III.
imp:sovbd
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
It runs over seams all right.
It will take firty stitches to tho inch-finer than
any other machine.
Will sew heavier and thicker goods than any
other machine.
It uses any and every kind of thread.
It sawa starched goods as well as unstarched.
It sews ton most delicate, thin, soft fa' rlc, with
out drawing.
Hsewa a bias scam as well as any other.
FAMILY MACHINE,
Iron Aland, with Black Walnut Top.?70 00
This machine has strength and capacity for gen
eral manuf during, either of heavy cloth orl'ght
leather work/ For family sewine It has no tupc
*?<>'?( I.i\ ?Ill j ?/ H 8
Larp Manufacture Machine.
No." 3. Plain Table.?.-.?85 (o
This machine has strength and'capacity to aeijr
the heaviest of goods; for tailoring work it has no
compeUtorJl " t| {m i j j i i\ | " 2 i
TB^K FOLLOWING AB.TICLRS ACCOM PA NT
THK MACHINES: ? '*" i
family Machine?1 shutUe.s needles, 6 bobbin!
1 oU can, 1 wtonch. t 'screw driver, I edge g uge;i
eiUa thtoat plate, 1 hemmer. l'braider. and book
of instiueUon. O'A? *7f j O i*
Manufacturing Macblue, for Tailors and f-hoe
K'tters?I shuttle, 6 needles, 6 bobbins, t oil can,I
wrench. 1 screw driver. 1 edge gauge, extenslop
table, and buck of Instruction.
~ THB_BECKW?ET
PortaWe Family Sewing; MacM
Price, $20.
With strength and capacity equal to any,
regardless of cost.
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The cloth plate Is the size used by a |100 ma
chine,Isof polished plated steel. Attachments ot
proportionate sice and quality, while tho entire
machine has corresponding finish throughout.
Braider, embroiderer, guide, hemmer, gatherer,
four altes of needles,'etc., are given with every
raaoblhe?;
|?The choicest in the world.?tixiponors
pricoe?largeet company In A merle*?au
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tlnually Increasing; Agents wanted everywhere
beat ladnoemenis don't waste Urns; eead for r.ir'lar
to Robert Welle, O Veeey st., N. Y? F. O. box my,
muno
T??^Simi^K8 ?r am* mm
*r/i .u*,
wS?i^ by bot'
Company o.i tho bl?d 8_K,lown. . A,wayn call for?the Trado IMurlc ?MrrMnn finita?
MfiBY COMPANY
Ja*. TradBjBijik "MeVlden Cut?rr
.? ofiamScrS a-reet. ?SSi? ! * Cr",n cuUeV- ?n<1 ?he MB B ID E N. fJ TJ T**
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"S1EVEB anfr
X hu * f v f ,vunota
Corner Church and Summe^^i-?
OUR
trass Jt?*?& teaa
AND LOW KESE?Y?
bj we have 12 GOOD REASONS way thoy will
do yonr work ; mt
QUICK; and EASY,
CHEAP and CUBAN.
IllThey are Cheapest to bay.
Uf They are bit to use.
C|}Thejr bake evenly and quickly,
a** Their operation is perfect.
v#They always have a good draft.
<They are made of the bett material
They roast perfectly.
?\Tbey require brit little fael.
^^They aw^very lowprited. -
UJfhey are easily managed.
The. are suited to all localities.
Every Stove guaranteed to give satisfae'o
Sold by Excelsior Manufg Co.
ST. LOUIS, MO., AND IT?
BIOS DUOS, ft CO., New Orleans. La.:
?. URQUBABT at OO., Mem phis, Teno.;
PUIIXlTfl'BOTTOUPF'fli OO., Nashville, Teuft.
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tt: o
ili A
The Crnclal Teat or the value of a m?dlcine
Is lime. L?t.e? experience contirm the claims put
forth*ln Its favor at the outset T Is the grand ques
.1011. Apply this criterion, so simple, yet to search
Inn, to '1arrant'b Kllervt sc&nt nelizer Aperient.
How hat It worn? What has been Its history!
How does Italand to day? .
TARRAIST'rt hkl, i 7,kr APERIENT
Is a houfehold name throughout the Dulled Utates.
[I Is administered aa a spec I tic, and with ouccess.
In dyspepsia sick headache, nervous debility,
liver complaint, bilious remittents, ,'>owel com
plaints (especially constipation.) rheumatism.
1:0111, gravel, nausea.. the complaints peculiar to
the maternal sex, and all tjpes of Inflammation,
so mild Ib 11 in Its operation that It can be Riven
with periect sotety to the feeblosi child;.and so
agreeable U It to tho taste, so refrenhlug 10 tat pal
ate, that children never reiuse to take It. For talc
by all drupglata.
BECKWITH
$20
fl*i Hi" I M
Portalte Family Sewing Machine.
THE MOST
POPULAR
of any In the markst. Makes tha most durable
stitch, with Ftrengthrcniiacliy and spied.
1? qu?l to i.ny, reKUrdi? ??<? of ceo.
Beokwith Sewing Machine Co,,
862 B roadway, N'.Y.
Agpitis wanted every where. Bond for ?atnpl
grd circular*.
DR. WHITTIER,
Ho. 617 St. Clurlo: Straot, St. Unit, Ho? .
coattoura to treat all cue of obstacle to raorrUt?, bk*x5 I
Itapurlile?, ererjr alttmut or stotnets which reeulta from
In Jl.rrvtlon or Imprudence. ?Ith unparalleled aiiee.-.a.
nr. W. ? e.tabllihracnl Ii chartered be tho Stateo| Mia
eouri, was founded and hu beta established to neour?
cerUita sod reliable relief. Reine o graduate of
?overs! medical collrrca. and havln* the experience 01 a
loos and auecea.ful life Id hl. epeolal?ai he baa ccj tooted .
remedlea that ore effectual la sit theee Ataee. III. e.att&nto ?
are bclnc treated by mall or expreia errrjnberr. Ha
matter who failed, call or write. From tho .real eubi
t*' ?r_?J,p"<l1,,,?n, ?" '* rB?hlod to keep hie oiiaitaa
low. 30 pages, Siring, hill ijmplooi, tor two atMops.
MARRIAGE CU1DE,
?'f, eef.ee. a popuKr book which should be read Vj r;ttY
bo.tr. No Diarrted pair, cr peraooa conteraplaUnrf tr.sr.'
ri???. can anord to do without It. hooateltiaihoertscic-l I
? -J|.-?l literature on thle euhjeet, tho rs.ult.of Or. VV a
Ina? eaporieoc?; aleo tho bett thought* from late wtiks ?'
?n ktrope end America. Bent Healed, pnat.pwld rorfrfletA.
MAGIC LANTERNS I
M'AUUtert Patent Arloptiroii.
The most powerful Magical Laninrn
.?sver 10 ? lie; with A brillIsnt oil Lamp;
Inir hora<v.Hiind?V BchoolBnd I.eoiureo.
ureoptleoin. oto Mlrtes at redst e<{
,, tprirt.? a profitable l xiimr.s$ for a man
VINEGAR SITTERS
Dr. J. Walker's CaMfoniia Yin- ,
egar Bitters are ri purely Vegetable"'1
preparation, made chiefly from thb na?" s
tive herbe found on the lower ranges of'?/
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, the mediclnaT*Y)rop*5rtiea of which
are extracted the re fro in without tho uso
of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, "TjVhat is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success^ of Vinegar Bit
tees t" Our. ansWcr is, that they remove1 n
the cause of disease,- and tho patient ro
covers. Iiis health. Thoy-aro. tho gro
blood purifier and a life-giving princi^.
a perfect Renovator and' Ihvlgorutof " -
of tho system. ? Novor before in;the ?
history of the world has a medicine been .
compounded' p^ssc^sing tho reirtarkamV '
qualities of VlNKGA?Bittmrb in healing tho
Hick of every disease man is heir to. . They
are o gentle Purgativo ns welt ns n Tonic,
relioving Congestion or InflaminaUcu as ?
tho. Liver and 'Visceral Organa, in B?ioua ?
Diseases.
The properties of d?: w?i&eb/s?1
YinkqahJJitxkrs are Aperient, Diapharetio,^.
Carminative, Nutritions. Laxative, Dinrotio,
Sedative, t^nnter-Trif1tant.TSttaorifio, Altai*
tive. and AntiXBitiona ,; . .s ij?T
Tl. II. McDON.aD & eos
DnigpUta nnil Qcn. Apta., San Francisco, Callfbtala, r;
end cor. of Washington and Chariten Ste_ N. Y.
Sold by all Druggists statt Ot$ukr*#.-if I??
THE NEW. IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.
AWARDED
The llMe^M.fil^.:^ProOTfV,
A* VIENNA, 1873. , c^/f
Tuk HlonrsT OuDi.li or "Mkdai," Av/Anni:n at
No Sewing Machin? Received a ilighcr Prizp.
A FBW OOOD REaHOMlHi! *.5tf
-1 .?A* Jtey> Juvenilen THoaouenj-y Testxd and
secared by iittten* ratent. >
Makes'? perfect look stitch, alike on both
aides, on ?U Jfclruf* of goods.
U.?Rons Light WMWprM.yoTaaxmBand Rapid
?best coaiiination of ?jualltte^ jYnf-j'/T
*5-l)ini? in.):? Sum for Year* without Repairs.
S.-KVIdo a? VtP'Utif'of Work and JrVut*V ?Iteft.'
Ina In a superior; manner, f n r ' n(4 W>rMf
O.?Ih Moil Easily Managed by the operator.
Loninh of ?Utah may be altered whUQ Tanning,;
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holee.-^R',;> "t;Vl^ ?? ??
7.?Design Simple, un;ciumii,* Xlecj.-iv.!, formin?
the stitch without the use of;Cog Wheel Gears,
Rotary Cams or I<evtncAtin%:'' Has tho Automatic
^? which insures Mnif&rpf ^Hft? .<ff afUch
id any'speed: Has om- new liiread tonttoUcr,
which aUowa easy -movement of needle bar on4
prevents injury to thread. ,
? B.*~Co>/afHnCTtOfr most careful and 5misin:n
It Is manufactured by tbemctl skillful and expert,
enecd mechanics, til the celebrated Hewington'
Armory, Ulon, N. Y. Now Yorte Om.ee,
No* O Madison Scjucre, (Knrix'e Unl!<I<?
lnK.) BRANCH OPFlCKBi ?86 Btale St.,
Chicago, I lt.i ?TO Superior St., Clevelandp
Ohio., IH1 Konrth St., Cincinnati. O., 4U0
Main st., Buffalo, N. Y. i UUU Waalxangton
St., Boston, Mass.. s . tllO Cnestnnt St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.| lOTsUth St., Pltta
bur^h, Pa., ru nil I 1 ;v.?t : s V/
wo? BIS?jaR
J5,000,000 Ith.-?,
70,000 EUccwAbl i'1
R.&OO Tongs Sold.
ITtrdwaraPmltr* Bt-H Ma
Kl?ger 01, Ilinrtpr ICOSOcU,
Ttmr* ? 1? by weA, pwqt p?H,
CircuLr.fr? o. Adilre.*
11. W. Rax A Co, Dccatm-.IU,
OPIUM*
WORPHINC NASTT ?iHt^ny
cured by Dr. lu>rk> only
nown and sera Remedy. '
MO CHARGE
for., treatment until eared. Call en or sddrrcs
DR. J. O. BECK,
112 John Street, ClHClWXATl; OtnO
^TTHKN wniiugio adVentsefs P"^^^"'?.0''
JVV_theflame of Ihis paper. , go t^Affi4?l -
BUY J. & P. COATS'BLACK THREAD for rollB