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UROtTKIKN.
u D Artcr J. Vtr Stewart.
ARTER & STEWART.
(Successor lo 1). Arter A Co )
GROCERS ,
Commission Merchants
No. 113 Commercial Avenue,
CAIRO, ILLS.
Bristol & Stilwell,
FAMILY
GROCERS
Kcop ovcrythlng portaining to
tho lino of Staplo and Fanoy aro
ccrlou, Woodoawaro, Vcgolablcs,
r mux, ma-, civ.
Dupee's New Hams,
JL.
California Honey.
Pure Maple Syrup.
ITKE HITKWIIEAT FLOl'I.
Cracked Cocoa.
HYACINTHS,
TULIPS AND
DAFFODILS
X3NT D33Lo03VI,
FOR SALE.
A Horse for Sal.
No. 32 EIGHT STREET
CAIRO ILL.
vahii:tv stoiiii
New-York Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
XjVXS'C:J5t
VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Goods Sold Very Close.
Comer 10th St. and Coramerciut Av.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
C. 0. PATIER & CO.
1AIXT AM OILS.
B. F. PARKER,
Droli r In
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
23Xn.TT3IX33S.
Wall Papor, Window Glass, Win
dow SUaclcs, etc.
Alvvay on hand, tin- celebrated Illuminating
AL'KOKA Oil,.
Buiiatuei
Cornur Eleventh Street and Waahlna;.
ton Avenue
CAIRO CITY BINDERY,
sr. o. ntTBiis,
PROPRIETOR.
. .-.T.r .x.r
BINDER AND BLANK B00K
MANUFACTURER.
Bullotln Bulldlnir, Corner Twelfth Streat
and Washington Avenua,
Oalro, llHnolM.
WCountT and Itallroail Work a ecMty
III
yol: 7.
Mltl'OH DEAl.r.HN
R. SMYTH &CO.,
Whotetalr And Itetull Dealer In
iForoign and Domestic
LIQUORS
AMI
WINEM OF AE.I KINDS.
No. 60 Ohio Lovoo,
CAIRO, ILLS.
MKS8IIT. SMYTH A CO. list . . ny
a Urge toek or tltr Wit Bowl " I he luT
kt, 0 Klvenpaelal attention loll" nholenU
rancn oi uit uuJine?
MII'I'I.Y
iii:iot.
VALENTINE
RESCH,
and Family
Steamboat, Hotol
SUPPLY DEPOT
AXtl UCALEII IX
Groceries, Vegetables, Game,
POULTRY,
Finn, Eggs, Northern Dutter, Sic.
Eighth Street,
Between Washington and Commercial
Avenue.
Q-Uood delivered free ofclurgc.
IIOAT NTOHKN.
SAM WILSON,
1'IAI.tH 1.1
BOAT STORES, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS , dec.
No. 110
Olxlo Xjovoo.
IIOTKI.1.
ST. NICHOLAS
Hotel
and Restaurant
No. 122
COMMERCIAL AVENUE
Two Joant north of llic Cairo and Vinonne
rallroail UrKt.
WM, WETZEL, Proprietor. ::
A
night ami day fur
'Ihe l"t of nccominoilatioii for transient
guc.l at! ho Dollar r day
UK.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
THOMAS SPROAT & SON,
Whole lie and KHhII Dealers In
PURE LAKE ICE
CAIRO, ILLS, and COLUMBUS, KY.
CAIRO OFFICE t
At Ilulen & Wilson's, Corner Twelfth St.
ana umo levec.
WK will; run an Ice wagon throughout the
t-cioii, delivering pure hike In-In uny
iliii .if tin rltv Ht tlie lowest market nrlce. and
wllluloluniili our friends outside the city with
re by the cake or car lo.m, packet! in tawuii.i
or .Iilpmciit to any distance.
The Best Thing in tho West."
Atchison, Topeta & Sania Fes 1 1
LANDS
IN KANSAS.
0,000,000
Of the Iffct Kiirniliittmid Agricultural Ijnds in
Aim-rlca, rltuulnl in and ncur tht- iHiiutiful
LotlmiHooil uml liiint AlLaii'ut ullcj , the
Kuulriiut'lhu i.-l, on
11 Yeara' Credit, with 7 per cent. Ii
Intel
eat, ana u per cant, uucuuni
for Improvements.
r a n k n k r v x n ii d
To purchase ni of Lund,
lr-V-Clmilam. with man, Klvliii,' tUll Infumi'
tloii.nt five. A.Mre W1,..v.
r mm . - w f
ActlnK Ijirnl Comiulnloncr, Topfka, Kan
flU, I II !( dill.
Tow-Boat For Sale
TMIK Silbtfrllwr nflrr for 1 th Steam
X. Towlnu btera-Wliwl lloal, Ike Hunimltt.
wllluiilflne. nnKhliifry, tarUc. apparel am
hi;'
her
fth ha 3
boilers U lVrt long and Sil turtle dlmnetrr, 1 high
iircaturuenxliu' with cylinder u; mcne in
lianietrr and fret tokei i feed pump
r lira in illumrti'i- ami IT Inchr ilroke and all
modoin imprnveinentt.and I in Try retpo t
staunch, stw worthy, nd In rood condition fur
iMYiiiuk. r or icnns uppiy 10.
PI. B 1ATUIU.
CA11IO, 111., Novembers, W74. IM-U-l-tf.
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IMr. MirlDliiirDe lui written n llUle ionftwlil(li
"Swret Anne Tastr" tliiKt the 0lely Th
re, Indin, where the "MerrM Wire, of Wind
soi" l the play ThU It thetonir:l
Lute laid hi ilerjilit litaid
On a thorny rote ltl
Ami hit e with ter wet" te-l,
And l hit lips at llif ilcaM.
And frarund tonow, mid wom,
Ki pt watrh by hit he.id forlnrti,
'Jill thr uhtlit winotfrworn,
And tin- world wa merry w Ith mnm
nd Joy caliif up with the tiny,
Ami .ImI liir' llpt at hehiyi
And the walrhtr, rhotlly nd K") .
Klul rrorn hit plllowaway.
And hit i) l the diwn grew brlnhtl
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Kurrcw nuiv rU-n fur nlirlil,
llntilar Khali hrllig lock iUIIkIiI.
PUSHED FOR "COPY."
Alleged Origin or the. Tlllon.lleecher
Null.
(Ilrooklyn Sun, loth.)
There nit: but fuv pcnplc who know
wlieii uml wlicru tliu first pitblloitlou wnt
tnaili! which laid Uio loiiiiilntloii of thu
tfreat Tilton-IUvrliiT ecanil.il ult. It de
volve iiiioti a .Sunday Sun reporltT to
Klvc lo tin! public nn Inlervliii' story
about tlie '!iinl;i1, wlili'h U liublilii'(l for
the tirst time to-day. Tour or live yearn
ago vague and liidullulti! riiinoi liluted
at itnfrii'iKlly relations hvtweuii .Mr. Til
ton mid the pa-tor of I'lymoiith cliurcli.
Not until about two and a-lmlf vcar ago
were the rrnl Hcntlnifiit of 'I'". T. iiiaUL'
known. At that time he wu I'lidcnvur
lug to obtain a certain uui illio
lti ilk from that large-lD'adii), meek
find lowly C'lirMian, Henry C.
llowen. Mr. Tllton was editor o
the Gol'Un Agt tlien.and w hile In litlgallon
with Uowen wrote an article entitled, "A
I'cnotial Statciiiciit." In tliU Hatcinent
Theodorcehargi'ilold Ituwcn witlilmvlng
written a letter from WooiMock on June
10. in which, sjKaiklng of Henry
Ward Ueecher, ho said : ''1 .sometime
feel that I must break sllenec." In thU
"itateuunt" were made tlio outragwus
a.tcrtions which eventually led MissKdna
Dean Proetor to mc Francis Mottlton for
libel. It wasthulir.tt fetatctncul mailcby
Mr. Tilton, and was Intended fur publica
tion In the Oolien Agt. For some reaon
It was Mmnressed. .Several weeks niter
proofs of the artl:le were handed around
for examination among eertaiu well
known journalMU of Hrooklyn. It
wai the llr.st substantial proof
of Mr. Tilton' enmity toward Mr.
Heeclier, and cotL-erjuently ereated a great
enation among the new.-jmper men w lio
read it. Ex-.SuiM'rvUor John Harmon
was the gentleman who exhibited the
proof-sheets in question, but how lie
came by them U a mtery. The article
was (.ubuiitleil to Thb. Kinfella, editor
of the Kagle, but lie refused to publish It.
The tioor llually fell Into the hands of V.
H. Muldoon, now a reporter on the New
York Tnbunt. lio copied tho artlobi
and returned the jiroof. Several weeks
nfter lie dropped Into the ofllco of a wild
little sheet entitled the smitiay Uaih. and
edited bv James McDermott, a wild Irn-li-
man. Mae was rushing frauticallv
around the olllce, Ma-iilieinlng with a
vigor that would have put n trooper to
.shame.
"Have ye any eopvS'' said he. "The
printers are raising the d v .and 'av thev
will strike If I don't give them moro'copv,
d-n them !"
Mttldonn wid he would L'ive lilin a lit
tle, ami Mae rushed into the eompo-ing-room
witli a look of exultation
on his face, to euri-u the comjiositor.
agiilu. M. Hit down and wrole an article o:
Tilton, and attached to It a hort extract
Irotn I hcotli're ti fctatcnient. Theeoin
noltor3 were nuleted for a' .-hort time.
and then began to yell for copy again.
Jiao tiruggicu witn tiiem anil swore he
would have more copy In ten minutes
than they could .set in a year. Then he
rushed Into the editor's sanctum and be
gun to howl.
ror tnu love ot lteaven. .niiidoon.
glvo me some copy,'; give
nn; Fomc more auoui niton
mil old llowen. IIla.st the hlondv
nrinters, do you hear them yelling now'r''
1'hi! apK'id was ellVcIual. "MuUIixmi gave
up tne entire "ersonai stateniPiit ami
It was put in type. In the meantime copy
came in and McDermott was saved from
the fury of the cotnpo-ltors. Mr. Tilton
was surnrNed when he saw tho article in
print, and now receives his llr.st Informa
tion concerning tne manner In w i cii I
got Into type. The statement was copied
in the Eagle and in every leading iaiier
throughout the country. The sensation
cau'ed by Its publication led to additional
statements, controversies anil bickerings.
The result ol that llrst publication 1 the
arraignment of Henry Vanl liecehcr in n
court of law.
llolxlelii 4'ntllei In Illluol.
Interested In the lutroiliielloii uf nnv
Improved breed of animals, we last week
examined, nt the farm of Mr. Wright, at
I'.igm, several lioistcm cattle, wiiiiti nave
been recently introduced into Dial vicin
ity. An untortunatetind, ns It seems to
us, needless controversy over the name
has tended to distract attention fi-ni the
merits of theie cattle, Imported front
North Holland. The special claim made
lor them is large milk production but
with tills they liave large ilze anil good
forms, with a good tendency lo lay on
flesh when not In milk. In color they are"
white and black, in proportions varying
from nearly white with a few black spots,
to nearly black with only white mark
ings. In si.e, general lorin, shape of
horn and In some other points they more
nearly re&cuible the short born than any
other breed familiar to our reader-, lii
fact were red substituted for the black in
their color, a good Holsteiii might read
ily pass for a short horn.
Wo saw some eight or nine head of vt -rlous
ages and were favorably impressed
with them. Looking them over in com
pany with experienced dalrvincn wo all
agiced that the cow and heller gavo In
timations oi very superior miiKiiig quali
ties, also being good -handlers'' and ap
parently, good feeders. We saw no evl-1
deuce of vicious temperament In uny,
and several Impressed u as having very I
mild, pleasant disposition. Wo under
stand there are, hi tliu vicinity of Elgin
about 100 half blood calves, sired bvhulU
ol this breed, nml it Is claimeii that in un
usual degree the characteristics of tliu
breed in color and form have been Im
pressed on these half bloods.
Hut ono of tliu cows we saw wa in
milk. Tills was a heifer two year old
lust spring, at which time slut calved.
Mrs. Wright Informed us that, In Novem
ber, Khe had made four and one-fourth
i'Wf niiu uai iiittiiu um mri '
iiotinils ol" butter from riht gal
milk given ly till? ht-IlVr. Till
auous oi
Is ono
nlteftn.
pound of butler from llfleen and four
ninths pound of milk ;u verv good Miow
Ing, esjieelally alliegenernl claim Is large
quantity rather than eoi.il richness of
cream hi the tnllk given by cow of thl
ureiii.
U'o lielleVe all thee iitiliuals li.ivn lieen
hrotiglit west by O. K. IJrown. malinger
for Win. A. llll'sell, of Lowell, Miis
ny wiioiii evemmrthem werelniportcd.
A few of this breed have also Ihs-ii Intro.
iluceil Into Central Illinois. The experi
ment of Introducing the Holstelns Into
the vet will be watched with much In
terest. In the eastern states while
they have proved satisfactory to llnn
who tried them, they have tint lieeomo
widely Uls-einhiateil or gnu-rally popu
lar. Wettern ttunil.
A NriiMitiniiul Iiirlilrnl.
I'lXi'iNNATi. January 10. Dlspatche,
to the C'lnciiinnllj)aT.s announce thenv
tiearance of the former mistress of the
late Gov. nratritcttf. of Kentucky, at the
funeral of that gentleman vcstt nlay. .She
went there simply u deposit a wreath on
hi collhi, which she succeeded In doing
try evading the watch of the detectives
who had Ixs-n warned ngnln.-t lier.aud who
had the strlclest onlers noflo tillow her
to enter the cemetery. There wis great
fear that she would create a nccne at the
grave. Her name I Laura Hell, and sho
I- now landlady of a bad house hi this
city. (Sow Ilrauilette had .supported her
In Louis Hie a year or two, until brought
up for It hy the church of which he was
it member. He then made an nble. de
fence of his course, and smoothed the
matter over. When It came about that
he desired to marry, he nude an honora
ble settlement with her, inyliigher $10,
(XX). With ihis money she came lo Cin
cinnati nearly a year ago, bringing with
her a colored female, servant. Hhe lived
here In public houses in snme stvlc until
arrested for an assault on n landfadv. She
men negotiated for the premise she now
occupies, which she lltted up In elegant
style. It was a tck-irraiu to her that ilrt
gave the news of Gov. Hramlcttc's death
in
i this city.
The A iniquity ol' Iron.
Wo are relieved from imv doulit as lo
whether Iron was In uscItfOO years ago
by the di-covery of a wedge or plate of
Iron Inbcddcd In the maonry of tho
Great Pyramid Itself. Till Instructive
relic, like tho half l'ned magnifying lens
found at Pompeii, throws much light on
questions of early workmanship. It has
been a great ptizlo to those who attribu
ted the llrst iio of iron to a date nottnuch
more than 'J000 years back, how Mich
sharp and well dellncd hieroglyphics
could have been cut by the ancient Egypt
ians on porphyry.granlto and the har'de.-t
stone. From the certain proof that iron
had Ix.-en produced and wrought in the
age of King ('hoops, 5100 years ago, we
can better understand how the Innumera
ble and exquisitely sunk symbols and
llgure. were wrought on tombs, temples
and sarcophagi. And more than that,
from the great similarity in the mode of
treatment iJiat prevailed from the thnu of
the Ptolemies back to the very earliest
known Egyptian inscriptions, we have
something closely approaching a proof of
toe use oi iron as nir nacK as tiicium
Egyptian dynasty, If not in the time of
Moses hlmscil; that 1 to say six thousand
three hundred years ago.
Hi
A youth of nineteen winter-, on hl
way to Illinois from Xew York Stale.
tarried heru awhile yesterday, and he
exiiibitcd to a police olllccr "means of
defense against Western roughs and rob
bers, lie had a horsc-pl-lol as long as
hN satchel, loaded with shot, a hickorv
club, a M-nrt bar of Iron, a two-edgeil
dagger, a big jack-knife and a slung-sliot,
uud a- he laid them down on a bench lie
smiled an-1 remarked : "I'm JUt a-tliiit-Ing
to hac some one climb on to me!"
Detroit Free I'fesi.
Schcnck'a Pulmonic- Syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Fill.
These dcicrvedly celebrated and popu
lar medicines havo eUVctbd a rev oluliou In
tho healing art, and proved the fallacy ol
siiVerl maxima which have lor many year
o' Htructul the progress of medical sl-ietue.
The Inlse supposition tint Con-umptlon I
Incurable deterred physlcluii. Irom attempt
ing to llnd remedies tor tli.it diea e, and
patient allllcted witli it reconciled them
selves to death wlihout making an etl'ort to
escape Irom a doom which they supposed
to tie unavoidable. It Is now proved how
oer, ilut Consumption can be cured, and
t' ut It has been cured In a very great num
ber of ens. (aomo of them iipp'aiently des.
pt-rMc ones! by Schciu-k's Pulmonic Syrup
alone; mid In other cj.rs by hc s ime med
icine in couuectiun with bchtiick' Sfa
Weed Toulii and Mandrake PUN, ono or
both, according to the requirements ol the
cse.
Dr. Scbenck hlm'elL who enjoyed uuic
termpird good health for more than firty
years was supposed, at one tlnui to bo at
tlio very ga eofdeaih, hispliyslclniii) having
prnnnuiictil hi cjsc hopeles, and iilian
doneJ him to his fate, lio was cund by
tliu alnresRliI me licines, ai d sine his iccov
cry, many thou-unds.simll.irly atlectiMlhavo
used Dr. riclieuck's preparations with tlio
same remarkable niece-.
Fall directions accompany each, maklcg
Knot absolutely necessary topcr-onallysee
Dr. Schenck unless patient vvMi their
lungs 'Xamiiied, ud for this purpou lie is
proioisloniillv nt hi principal olllu-, corner
Sixth and Aich street, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters lor advi o must
bo a-ldres.ed. Seheuck's uicdlcme ure
sold by 1 1 dnurijlsth. li-IM-lin
TIIKIti: Is more fun In Ihu
I'hroiiHit 1-I.lIC'K thiiiiuuy
imliilisl or prinhil story that hut
Lii'ii ulveu In Iheniililiu formr.
Never la-fore ha been nerrdei to
tiny pli-tuieiirsrKil picture. Ihe
I oiilnrlly llicso Chrnmii lime
utlalnul Me, six by twenty-
two luclie. I'rk'u, tin ilutwin
er pair
All
idles nrdt-r to
J t ItYDKK,
l'uhli.hvr,
L lev el lid, O.
1500.00 KV1W
-For
cape of
Chill which my liiillun
a in. Upiimlv u 111 nut i-fleetiLillv null
illrati-1 rum
the yU-m. Only 50 n-nl for full illreetion tor
compounding tl- nusllclne. ill.fucllon puir
nuiiiii or mnni-y leiiinuisi. .inure . "
IIU.SMU.l.
1., .illliriul .-.iilllii... U1IIU.
I.l..l.twlu-
..I......... t .i.i..
IMJ-ll
THE MASON iV HAMLIN
ORGAN COMPANY
TITINSKIIS of three highest ineiUls
ui ill-
V V liliui
ii loiiiia or honor, at. V leuuu. IHT.l. unit
I'm is. IHTJ. now nflrr l ie llneiit u.sortiiu-nt nl
llit-lK'.l rulilnet orgiins 111 Ihu world, Including
new i)let wilhiiveiil improvements not only
erhuUily torcH-li, ns fnrinerly, but ulso on
new pl.ins of in-y u mints, the inont imornhlr
eirr oflVnil. Organs icutcd nllh iiiirilegv ol
jiiiix-ha.-e, In iilmtit any pari of tliu country,
t'irit pat mi ut J P0 or upn aril.
lllii'tr.iti-l calalnKitisi uud circulars, with full
particulars, rent flee, on request. Addrens
MASON & HAMLIN OROAN CO.,
lloilon, New York or Chicago
I
28.
4'OHMINHIO.V MKRCIIA.Vrtt.
C. CLOSE,
fiintral
Commission Merchant
AM tir.U.KR IV
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
HAIR, Sic,
Undar City National Bunk.
T WILL sell In mr-load luttat manufacturers'
prii-rs, niKiinir r reiglil
COFFEY,
HARRISON & CO.,
(nccesor to I llunl Co )
FORWARDING
AMI
Commission Merchants
And Healers hi
FLOUR, ORAIN and RAY,
No. 63 Ohio Levoo.
WOOD
RITTENHOUSE
AND BRO.
FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants
No. 138,
OHIO LEVEE.
JOHN B. PHILLIS
AND SON,
ucces.nrt to John II I'hllllt)
FORWARDING
AND
Commission Merchants
And Denier In
IIAY, CORN, OATS, FLOUR,
HEAL, BEAN, etc.
Agent for LAFLIN RAND POWDER CO
Corner Tenth Street and Ohio
Lovce.
7. 0. Mathtls.
K C t'ld.
MATHUSS fc UHl,
FORWARDING
.nd (,'cnerut
Commission Merchants
Dealer in
FLOUR, GRAIN, IIAY AND
PRODUCE,
O-l Oliio liovoo. .
K. J. Ayre.
S. D. Aiw.
AYRES 6c CO.,
And general
Commission Merchants
No. 78
OHIO LEVEE.
vviioi.i:sai.i: iiim i:kn.
STRATT0N & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
-And
Commission Merchants
AGENTS AMERICAN TOWDER CC.
57 Ohio Lovoo.
II A Thums.
I, 1) 'thorns
TH0MS & BROTHER,
(Successor to II M HiiUn,)
Commission Merchants
And dealer hi
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
ForeiKii and Someatlo Fruits and Nuts
184 COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
O. D. WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
Dealer ill
BOAT STORES,
Commission Merchant,
No. 76 OHIO LEVEE.
QVK0 1 AJ. at lent Ion glv tu to cons igunient and
j uiunx onira,
PIIYNiriANM.
-s .
y-lLLIAM R.
SMITH, Iff. D.
IIKSIHFA'CK: No. 11 Tiilrtnlh Ireti. h.
itmii Wnihlngfnn avenue and Wnlout street
orncKi.VoHh lde of Klghth trrt be
twwu t'linimercial and WathliiKlon avenue.
Q W. DUNNING, M. D.
ItKSIDKNt II,
Corner Mnlh and Walnut
ttiiett.
OKKICK: f-nrnrrfUtli tns-l and Ohio Teree.
umci: llOPIt: l-rome in. tn Mm., ami
.Vjiii i to 3 p m
r-jn. W. BLAUW,
Gorman Physioian.
OKKICK. Iluder't Illork, (iirttaln) , comer
KIkIiIIi lnt and Wa.lilnxtnn avenue.
MWYKIIN.
I Autfm T ..
Attorney at Law.
OKKICKf Ohio I-vce, ortr room formerly
occuplul liy KlrttNallonal Hank,
CAIItO, ILLINOIS.
tJLKEY & SON,
Attorney, ut Iiav.
OKKICK. Klgluli Strwt. btwc.n Lominer
rial and VV a-MnRUm atenun,
WIIIIhiu I .Vlufkey i ( A,'". ILLINOIS
Q.HEEN
St QILDKUT,
Attorneys and Counselor
at liun.
OKKICK. Ohio Irfu, nmmt " and over
Clly .National lUnk,
Wllllini II linn. V
Wllll.iiii II (Jlllxrl. Cllllo it r ivnta
Mile Kn-Ck tillhert J
fi3.SHrlal altrntlou given to Ailmiralty and
stKiiiilxKit bulno.s.
MISt KM.AMMU S.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
Normal University.
NOTICE.
1 ln-rr will lie an oiiimrtunlly for Stiuli ntt to
enter the LnhiMtv. Irniu.ilianlv anirllic lml-
Id, nn
.Tiiintin.v, jnitiinr.v I in. 117.1.
lulllon It yhy.y. to alt who aicseiit by County
.-i.iiiiiriii.-iur. tiiTI inuri., .illilr (IT It) H
l(tire-entjtlv-DNlrlrl. 'l'oriirh,an liirldi-iitul
ioi i wo iioiinrs is ci.Hrc'il r term, acconl
Ink to Ihe Slntiite
i n other tuition In thi' Normal Ih-rwrtliirnt Is
VS.(t) Mr ttrlllt III Ihr I'tl-namttirv ll.imrtinvnL
3U.0", nml In the 1'iiinary or Modrl DMrl
imut 3 i)
The Instruction Is Thorough,
end i mhurtt Writing, Drawing. Slngine, Cl-
l-lliinlciioiil Monition. In mlilition toall the
Common and High srhonl studies, and Ijitln
nml liiirk, lllgl tr .Julh mitlc-, I iKmistrvnnd
I'hil'tsniih) .
lifXMllwant can l;ltad t lT.isnn.iblo piles
$3 M) tn S.'V.OU r cck .
1 he S-iirlng Term will nren Mmnhiy
March
I.Mh
ith, W5. .lAMK-s HUH.in, M. ll. ,
l-V-l-U-U.lvv
I'lTS.
FITS CURED FREE
A XV -rsnn siiiri-rlngriiim IheiilKHi-dUiiiM-l
nsinslii In inl'lic" Hr l'rlci-unUu Irint
bnUlunf hli nmlli'llH-M III ) I'urwiinliit KIIKK
Hi- l'riiv I. a nv"l ir 1 diy nlr Ihii , and h.it inaitu
the liiutinint nl'
FI'TS OR EPILEPSY
a study fur je.irs, and In- vv ill warrant a cure by
Ihe ut- of his rrimslv
lln not fall In ee:iit tu hllu for n trial Ih.IIIcj It
ro-ts nuthing, and In-
WILL CURE YOU,
No matter how Innir standing Jour -ar may
nr nun iiiiiny hi.it uiiiiiiiw nuy inuu
falliil
clreulirs and te
tlmeuial. ,i-nt wilh
FREE
TRIAL BOTTLE.
AddlVLt
DR. CHAS
tH-n-i.il,.n ly
T.
PRICE
New York.
CENTAUR LINIMENT
The gnat discovery of the
nge 'I lu lu Is no luilu which
tin- Centaur Liniment will not
lelleve, no swilling which it
will lint suIhIiic, nod lin hiine
Hess which ll will nut fine
--Tills It ttmiig liiiiguagi-, but It
i-Ji.w.- is i nil ii is mi iiiiiuiiiigi me
WlYP1 n-eipe Is prlntisl ariiuud s-ach
botlle A rlrciihir eiiutalnliig cvrlllli-ute of
woiiilerriilcuiS'. of ilirunmll.ni, netinilgLi, lock
jaw, apralus, swellings, n-.ilils, r.iked Imnsls,
pnl-oiiiius bile., I'rui'ii feet, giiul salt I lieiim. ear
ache, A.I' , nod the livl.e ol' llie lluiluent w III be
ienl v'nillt In any one ll Is the must wonileifiil
healing and )ialu-U'lierllig ugi-nt I la- vvnild luis
eier produced It fells us lui urlicle Is-furi-did
sell, and It sells Ihs-.iii-i- It does Just what ll pie
leiids In do One botlle ol' Ihe tentatir Lini
ment fur animals (yellow wrumiei) it irnilh n
hmnhisl dollars forsiviuisl, aliniliKstorgalleil
hines uml mulet, and for crew-worm nheeii
Xn family or stock-ow ner ran afliird In l- with
out Cenluiir Liniment 1'ilrr, M rents, Urge
lHitllesl ) II UO.ss ,t (11 ,
M Ilnuidwiiv, Nevr York
CIATOKIA It mmv lli.ui u substitute fur
J Cii.tiirnll. It I thu only afe in tlrle in ex
istence viliich Is Miiv to regulate Ihe bnmls,
cure w Indrnlle ami priMlui-e natural sleep It I
pliii-itnt lo lake Children uwl nut cry ai:d
molher may rlis-ji. u-7-itly
O V It
Illustrated Catalogues
rou 1SJ5 ov
EVERYTHING
ron thk
GARDEN!
J Seeds! Plants!
Umplements, Fertilizers, etc.
finmberlDElT3IigenucomaiaiaBUT
ltauHfulco!otttiMt,talM on receipt
of Weeut.
Catalogue, without plate, free to all.
35 Cortlandt St.,
NEW YORK,
AGENTS WANTED
ton
Pro. Fowler's Great Work
OX
MANHOOD, WOMANHOOD,
THEIR MUTUAL INTER-REI.ATIONB
Uive: ll Isivm, Tower, Ac.
ACKNTS are silling from 15 to 43 copie
iLir head for ineclmen nace and tinu
to agent.
mil, u M r. u , . i ,, . v , in .m.. ...... -4
atid tee why
.w I, ...11. Ai.. than nliV
oUi.r book Ad4rta Katlonal l-utillihlnK i-o i
tvtdt!
Philadelphia, 1'.. Oiic40, 111., orlrt.
Mo,
