The true northerner. [volume], June 12, 1874, Image 7

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Tilt' HMM iloetor.
To itkk erysipelas ami all liitfli in
flammation ot the skin, apply a simiile
ponHioe of crunlarni'H )h. muled tine,
Mid applied iii u raw state.
('di. us an- oftt'ii caught ly standing
in an opts ball or doorway daring
fold weather. The traiihition t the
eold ami warm eurreuts BSsSJBBf thf
trouhlf.
Thk iirst ibaorMag MtbalMMt lot
easing tlif l:iin t' bee-stings is liesli
lean meat. This will relieve the pafti
o a wa.-p-stin almost instantly, ami
has batfl ncmmm ltd lot the cure ot
rattlesnake-bites. It is also used with
nuirkcil effect in erysipelas.
To cure felon prevention is bettor
than cure. When I soreness is felt iin
BUMM the linger in a basin of ashes and
eold water; set it on the stove while
cold, ami stir it continually without
taking ir ""t the lye is ,-o hot that it
Cannot ba boilM any longer. If the
soreness is not gone in half an hour, re
peat it.
Twf easiest and simplest remedy for
ehapped hands is found in every man's
kitehen closet, and is nothing more
than common starch. Keduce it to au
impalpable powder, put it in a muslin
ba. a&d keep it In the table-drawer.
Win -r yon take your hands out of
dish-water or suds, tripe tlieni diy with
a soft towel, and while yet damp, shake
the starch bag all over thtiu ami rub it
in. The afloat is most agreeable.
FOB an adhesive plaster, take resin, one
pound ; beeswax, one-quarter pound ;
Jbn guudy pitch, one-piartcr jmund ;
gum-turpcntiiH', two ounces ; gum
camphor, one ounce, Put the tirst foot
Article! into a vessel and melt; then
put in the camphor in small pieces; stir
until dissolved ; then pour into cold
water and work as wax ; then roll Into
suitable -dicks tor use. This is to
spread on muslin, canvas or leather, bv
heat.
RsMEDl Fon Soiu: TiinoAT. Take
one large Md peppet, such as are grown
for family use; steep in a pint of water,
alter winch strain in a quart of molas
ses, adding a little vinegar : boil all to
gether to a thin sirup ; use it whenever
the throat feels dry or disagreeable ; it
it be dead ol night it will aoothethe
throat (and not irritate ami warm it up
Well. If sharper than can be borne in
the mouth, put it back near the palate
with a spoon, and swallow ; apply out
wardlv a thin slice of suit iork. warm.
r X 1 -
iug it up well m vinegar and pepper ;
apply as hot s can be torne on the
throat. Mi li af Journal.
Cakmolic Acid. Carbolic acid in a
fluid form is a cheap article. To disin
fect an apartment two or three tea
spoonfuls may be nut m a bucket of
water ami scattered about with a whisk
broom. Or the same 01 even a smaller
quantity may be placed in a dish and I
mixed with sand. The evaporation 1
from this will disinfect the air. If the
ait should become too strongly charged i
the evaporation maybe checked by DOT
ering the dish mote or less. Tins at
mosphere, containing carbolic acid, is
healthy, and soon becomes quite agree
able, especially when associated with
its power as a destroyer of infection.
The bedclothes, blankets, etc., and the
clothes worn by persons having disease
OT coming in Contact with such, may be
washed with soap now manulactured,
containing carbolic acid, or common
maybe us d, with two or three;
teaspoon! Ola of carbolic acid added to
the suds. Thus may complete disinfee-
tion be produced in bedclothes or body-
clothes ol patients subjected to small
pox or any infectious disease.
Why Women are L'ulical t Ii .
Many of the phy sical evils the want
of vmor, the inaction of system, the
languor and hysterical affections which
are 10 prevalent among the delicate
young women of the present day may
be traced to a want of well-trained
mental power and exercise of self-con 1
trol, MM to absence of tixed habits and j
employment. Keal cultivation ot the I
intellect an earnest exercise of the
moral power ol Knowledge and the
strengthening of its capabilities for of
feet, dor firmness, for endurance of in
evitable evils, and for energy in combat
ing such as they may overcome, are the
ends which education has to attain.
The power of the mind over the body is
immense. Let the power be called
forth, let it be trained and exercised,
and vigOt of mind and body w ill be the
result. There is a homely, unpolished
saying, that it is better to eear out than
to rust m ; but it tells a plain truth ;
rust consumes taster than use. Better,
a million times better, to work hard,
even in the shortening of axiatenoo, than
to Bleep and eat away the precious gift
of life, giving no other cognisance of
Its possession. Madttmt d Wahl,
.Magic in Uutter.
An Ingenious gentleman is now study
ing in Washington for a patent upon a
ehurn of astonishing efficiency. 1 1 seems
to be composed of ssTetal cylinders, one
within the other, the outer one of some
metal, and the mm r one to receie the
milk. V some secret ptOOCSS, siiji-po-.
d to be electrically or galvauically
chemical, this BUtptising murium- eon
Verts pint ot milk into a pound f but
ter in less than a minute, and is said to
be Capable of making as high as seven
pounds and three -q uarters from one
gallon of pure milk at the same light
ning speed. Said butter is alleged by
skeptiot to be "a granulation of the
nutritious partieh-s of milk, only resem
bling the butter of the old process;'
but Sfl it cannot be distinguished in taste
from the choicest country article, and
need not OOOt more than about five OOUtl
a pottnd to make, there should be a
pretty sure market for it.
Nf.wsi'ait.ks vs. Whisky. A glass of
whisky is manufactured from about TO
gram-- of coi n, the value of which is too
small to be est imated. A glaSS of thil
mixture sells for a dime, and, if a good
brand, is considered worth the money.
It tins the bu m, deranges and weakens
the BTSteniL On the same side board at
Which this deleterious beverage is
-l ived, lies a newspaper. Jt is covered
with half a million typos- it brings in
telligence from t Ik four quarters of the
globe. The newspaper costs lens than
the glass of grog, but it is no less tmr
that there is a large number of p ople
who think corn pin e cheap, and news
papers dear. Wwthinyton Prt9,
The ffexi Senate.
The terms of twenty :io Senators ex
pire on the tt h of Hateb nest, and Mm
successors of seven of them have al
ready been elected. S UStOt TllUnnaii
of Ohio is the only one, so far, who
has been chosen to succeed himself,
From Mississippi B. L. Btnoo, color
ed man, will supplant 1 1 K Pease, both
Republicans. From Maryland, Will-
iam Pinckney White will succeed Will
iam T. Hamilton, both Democrats,
From California, Newton Booth, Inde
pendent Republican, will succeed John
S. linger, Democrat. Connecticut,
Texas and Virginia have elected I etno
CratS in place ol Kepubliean incum
bents William W. Baton iii place of
William A. Buckingham. S. i;. afaxei
in place of Joseph W. Flanagan, and
F. 1. Withers in place of John F.
I towia.
Of the eight, en Senators whosr BUO
OOSSOrs are still to be chosen, thirteen
Gilbert of Floridia, Fratt of Indiana,
Hamlin of Maine, Washburn of MaSi
schnsoMa, Ohondior of Michigan, Ram
sey of Minnesota, Stewart of Nevada,
Scott of Pennsylvania, Sprague of
Rhode Island, Brownlowof Tennessee,
Edmund! of Vermont, Boreman of
West Virginia, and Carpenter of Wis
consinare Republicans; three Bohurz
of Missouri, Tipton of Nebraska, and
Fenton of New York are Liberals ;
and two Bayard of Delaware and
Stockton of New Jersey are Demo
crat. Of the States now represented
by llepuldieans, Maine, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont
may be set down as safely Republican ;
Tennessee and West Virginia as pretty
surely Democratic; and Floridia, Indi
ana, and Wisconsin as doubtful. Of
those represented by Liberals, Missouri
will certainly elect either Mr. Bchurz
or a Democrat, and New York and Ne
braska will almost BUrely elect B 'pub
licans. The Democratic States will
probably be Democratic still, though
there is $ slight chance for the Repub
licans in New Jersey. Louisiana, now
represent' d in but one if her Senatorial
chairs, will probably ehocSO S Denn crat.
The Senate stands at presmt Repub
licans, 51 ; Democrats, 19 ; Liberals, 3;
vacancy, 1. Of those whose terms ex
pire on t he it h of Match next it are
Republicans, fl Democrats ami : Liber
als. The new delegations will probab
ly stand 15 Republicans and 8 Demo
crats; with '.i doubtful ; making the po
litical complexion of the Senate, after
March 4th, 1875, Republicans, ID ; Dem
ocrats, 'J2 ; doubtful, 9.
Hew a Future Chief-Justice Killed a
Pig.
In a private letter to a friend, Chief
Justice Chase wrote as follows: One
ludicrous incident of the chore kind
impressed itself strongly on my memory.
The Bishop and most of the older mem
bers of the family went away one morn
ing, he having ordered me tt) kill and
dress a pig while they were gone, to
serve for dinner that Jay or next. I
had 00 great trouble in catching and
slaughtering B tat young porker, and 1
had the tub of hot water all ready for
plunging him in, preparatory to taking
oil his bristles. Unfortunately, how
ever, the water was too hot, or other
wise In wrong condition, or perhaps
when I soused the pig into it I kept him
too long. At any rate, when 1 under
took to take otV the bristles, BXpOOting
they WOUld 00026 off Of themselves, to
my dismay I could not start om-of tin m.
The bristles were set, in pig-killing
phrase. I picked and pulled In vain,
what should 1 dot The pig must be
dressed. In that there must be no fail- j
ure. I bethought me of my cousin's '
razors, a nice new pair, just Milled to a
sptttOC young clergyman, as he was. No
sooner imagined than done. I got the 1
rasom and shaved the pig from toe to
snout. I think the shaving ol the pig
w is a success. The1 razors were some
what damaged in the operation, They
were carefully wiped and restored to
their place. My impression is that, u
the whole, the pig-killing was not satis
factory to my uncle, and my good cousin
found his razors not exactly lit for 080
the next morning.
Barrel asni Eiamptei of emery,
There are examples of memory so .
very extraordinary that, but fot the best
of authority and frequent repetition,
they would be too inciedible for belief. ,
Fortius LattO, says Seneca, retained to
the last a lucid remembrance of all the
declamations he had ever delivered.
C'vrus, according to Pliny, knew the '
name of eyery soldier in his army; the
same is related of Sfithridates, who
could repeat the name of his vast army
ol si), 000 men. Bcipio knew by name
all the inhabitants of Home; and it is
said likewise of Oeorge 111. that he
never forgot a face he had once seen,
nor a name he had ever heard. Themis
toeles could f;l I by name eery citizen
of At hens, alt hough the numbot amount
ed to 20.000. Both Napoleon L and
Napoleon 111. had extraordinary powers
of memory, It is said of the first that
he OOUld repeat the names of his fullest
regiment, having heard the list but once
read. Later in life, discovenng one of
his old soldiers in a certain stoneCUj t.er. 1
he was able at ODCS to tell the rank lie
had held in the army, the exact corps !
and regimen! he belonged to, where he
had served, and the individual character
ha had borne for bravei v.
The Doctors and the Temperance Ones
t ion.
The following resolutions were a h pt-
cd by the American Medical Associa
tion, recently in session at Detroit :
JbeotofS That, in view of the alarming
prevalence aim in eneci ot intemperance,
with which none ure ho familiHr a iin mlieis
of the BBSdlOSi pffOfeSStea, and which have
r illed forth from eminent KukIimIi h sk uum
the voice of warning to tho o l of (treat
Ihitam UWiesilliwa the ue of alcoholic hevor-
ages, es. as sssmben of Ike medical prof as
moo of t lie United Btsiss, unite m tfcoosslsis-
tion that we lolieve that alcohol utionlii he
clas-ed Willi o'her powerful dru'M : that when
jireconhod medically it should SO OOOi with
c iii-.ciei.ti.aiH 00 St hlS and a sense of real re-
Bpoastbility.
SJpOOfa . That WB arc of the opinion that
the list of aichoiic liqoon a beverage is
productive of a ISffS amount of Bktstssl and
mental dineasr, that it entails diseased appe
tites ami eiifiel led coi.f tiliuioiis u pou off
spring, and that it ih a eaune of a Isrgo pot
centage of the crime and pauperism of our
iare oiUos and country.
jpootocd, that wo would welcome any
change in public sentiment that would confine
the use of Inloxiostios liqaors to the Ue of
science, art, and medicine.
Slang.
Slang is defended as "one of the
fPOdeta Of the I'.nghsh language." Tt is
tine that many of our commonest Kn
gliali words, Hindi as " fun," "donkey,"
and " conundrum," were one slang. A
curious set ol Kuglish phrases is given
by rec. iit writer " A w iaS BOnOUt
wuh pu.Jed that a "Welsh rabbit shottld
OM M a piece of toasted cheese, so he
deemed that it must be a corruption of
Welsh rarediit. The public DOliOTed
him, and took to spelling it accordingly
SO that even now the best edition of
Webster's dictionary gives it as 'prop
erly Welsh rate-bit. Now the whole of
tins is stutv and aonaenso j the rery
name rare bit i a Aotkm, and Waten
rabbit is a genuine slang term, belong
ing to large group which describe in
the same humorous way the special dish
or product or peculiarity of a pyrtieuhtr
district, for examples : an Kssex stile
is a ditch, and an E&B01 Uon Call ; a
Field-lane duck is baked sheep's
head ; OlaSgOW magistrates, or GkMUOOk
hams, or Norfolk capons, are red her
rings ; Irish apricots, or Minister plums,
are potatoes ; (iravesend sweetmeats
are shrimps, and a .Jerusalem pony is a
donkey."
Household l'ets.
M Down with pets " says the cynic
an opinion with which all kindly-lolk
will disagree. Pets should always be
tolerated, for tiny have their proper
place in every household. If they lur
tiisli to the young imaginary play-fellows,
if they help older people to forget
the cares of the present ami soften in
them the austeriticsof this hard world's
life if, above all, they can be made
morally significant, let us not condemn
them as unworthy of our regard. Frol
icsome kittens, sweet singing-birds,
brave old dogs and shall we not add,
merry -hearted children have bright
ened and gladdened and sweetened
tins world to many.
The Secret of nptt vittiou. -Peaturni of
rirecian mold, a wrll-tui ned neck, and beautifully
i -.Ml eii ai in, am no duubt very nu i thiutf to
have, and ladies who potttM thoso chai nig hare
r camn to be thankful to M"thor NOtvrO; yet, utter
all, tbp mot caiiti vati Bfl f all womanly charmi
U a l"irc, frPBli and brilliant o niilexion. This
Riipcrlati vc fauclnatiou any lady muy Bueuro bj
uilnu BSOSB! Maiimim.u Halm.
Ye om Moslossi Hintnnsj LteisaosM iai
lirudticed more enrps of rheumatiam, neuralgia,
si'raing, acaldi, burns, ialt rbeum, lore miiplci,
hwellin, lanieiieii, cbaiuicd band, pOlBOOOM
bitos, ttiugi, bruiiei, c, Ac, on men, women and
ehtldrtn, and opralni, ttrains, uallr. ntitT JottttO,
intlauimatnm, So., in beasts, than all other line
Hu nts pat toKutber. 1 1 wi 11 do w bat is promised
or ye money refunded.
The (o mill Kt volution ix Mkihcal Trkat
mk.vt. Whlefe was eomnicnced in lt-oo, la still in
prOgTOM. Nothing can stop it, for It is foundnd on
the pniHlplu, now uni versally ai know led fOd , that
physical vinr iv the most formidable antagonist
of all human ailments, and experience has shown
that 1'i.ANTATiuy BlVTSSI is a peerless iuYlifor
ant, as well as tbe bolt possible safvtfuaid u'aliist
upulemic diseases.
KciiliimatiliK the Hair.- When the hair
ceases to draw from the scalp tbo aatural lubri
cant which is its sustenance, its vitality Is, as it
were, suspended, and, if not promptly attended to,
baldness will be tho certain result. Tbe one guru
fthod ofTOiSISS BSSS u ii pleasant calaatropbe
hi to usw I.rua's KATIIAIU05, which, whan well
rubbed into t ho scalp, Mill speedily reaniluatotbe
Iiao and prevwnt kt trOBI falling out.
THJHTY VKAKS" KXI'KKIKM KdK AS
OLD l KM .
MBS. WINSLOW'S SOOT11INO 8YBUP 18 THB
PKK3CIFTI0N OP one of the best Pemale Phygt
ctaus and Nurses lu tbo United States, and has
beoti usod for thirty year ylth never failing
a.'ety and succesa by millions of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant of one weok old to
tbe adult. It correct acidity of tho stomal h, ro
lievcs wind colic, regulates tho bowels, and gives
rest, health and comfort to mother and chiid. We
beliovc It to be the Best and Surest Bomcdy la tho
World la U cases of DYSENTEKY and MAI:
HHI'.A IN GHXLSSSaT, whether it arises from
Ttcthing or from any other causo. Pull directions
for using will accompany each Lottie. None Oonu
M unless the fae-simile of CUBTIS A PKBKINS is
on the outsida wrapper.
SOLI) BT SJsL MKOICINK DKAhKBB.
CIULUHKN OWTMM bOOK PAIIC AND
HCK
from no other cans than havtinf worm In the
stomach.
BBOWN'8 VP.P.MIPUOK COMP1TB
will destroy Worms without Injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITK, and free frum all color
ing or otbor lajarloai ingredieuts usually used In
worm preparation!.
CL'UTIS BROWN, Proprietors.
Mo. I Pv.lton Street, New York.
s-l1 by DruggutB ntcf fJatai'si an4 dir ti
m . . at TwaiTv-rva oairra a Roi
HOUSEHOLD! w'u VoM 1
To all persons suffering
from Bhenmatisra, Neuralgia,
Cramps In the limbs or stom
ach, Bilious Colic, Pata in tbe
back, bowels or side, we would
ay Thb Hottbbh. l0 Pajiacca
and Pamii.y LiMHuitTte of all
others the remedy yon want
for luternal and external nse
It has cured the above com
plaint! In thousands of cases.
There is no mistake abnut it.
Try it. Bold by all Druggists.
PANACEA
AND
FAMILY
LINIMENT.
HOUSEHOLD
PANACEA
AND
FAMILY
LINIMENT.
(tj I k l'iv AffStfl wanted ever where. PartiCV
JP 1 UlargfrSM A rt A gen. y. HN I It Ii M.. St Lotltt,
w' il WICKIt.. Agents wauted, partis-
lars free. J. Worth A Co . 81. Louis, Mo.
OUR niCTURE QAPER sent fr. n, a
lio want Htanrlard Iniplement- it lowcal
caahprieea. Adrliat 1 1 rouS'oaK, MasstBonO,
4iPT PKK DAY OonnHsBtoaor SMIU a week
. ) Salary, and expenses. We offer it and will
pit v 1 1 Apply miw.ti.w rlilirroi. I'o. Mar ton. O
AUKMTM W ANTftCD Men or Women, - 1
. week or SlOO forfeited. The im rvt Jrrr. Write
ut om v to CdWK.N A CO., fth St., New York.
DYKBTISKRSt Send cents to GEO. P. BOW.
P.I.I, TO . 41 Park Sow, New York, for their
PsMSipMsi " ' ;ore., containing lists Of 9000 news
papers and estimates showing cost of advertising.
M( I'l V We will pay IB to If pr cent.
' 1 ' '.t IJ I 111 4 VanCS and BlVS good se
etirtty. State amount -uii desire to invest. Ad
dress Scurity Kurids. P () Hi x :.l .. ciiiciiinatl.
VATK1I tUKKTNtimHI tbeiifeof ( 1
11 Sumner, by Rev. Ellas Naaon jull. complete,
and authentic. A tine opportunity for wide-awake
canvassers.
h u. autaiLL, rsstiBiof. inBiaa.Msss.
int. m i.. i. nn na
F M ILY P I VSK f X
Will be sent free by mall to anv one sending their
address in 714 Broadway. New Ymk.
OUR
NEW
"I. Alius- KbIBBB1 contains V artli les
needed by evcty lady Patent Spook
Holder, Scissors, Tiumide. . guaran
t d woith fl Vi. Sample lt.,x bvmall.
ocei.ts. Agents wanted. I'M VIU Co.,
Ii"- B. xtb street, I'biU lelphia, Pa.
ANY
seiolinif the address of ten persons with 10
i ts. will receive tree, a beautiful Chn nio
flair ai d Instructions h"w to st rn li, p"st paid.
UriL ' ty m Of . inn H r.itfhth-st . I'hila . Pa.
I It I M It Th lf..r the In .1 l,u,.
I made, for the i o 1 u outi .
per month . can be increased to 110.
sfi oth pee w, sUsiiBoa ! . . m.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
CHICAGO SCKAl'KK ,t 1 1 ITCH BR CO., 6C LaBalle.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
Da. HI ATT I LB Hoy, SJ South Clark.
AWNINGS, TENTS. TWINES AND CORDAGE.
UILBKHT, li I II IIAH1) A CO., to 230 South Water.
BAKING POWDER AND EXTRACTS.
nit nUOBI BtU4 Prtoa Mfr..M SIM SWatwr.
Chicago, 'AH N. Id, bt. Iemis, BM Main, Ciuclunati.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
.IANSKN. Mi CI. run A CO.. 117 f. 110 Htat.
W . B. K KEN. COOKS 0 CO., 118 tu IU state.
BOOTS AND SHOES- WHOLESALE.
DOOOP.TT, HASSETT t llll,l, " to I Lake,
c M UBNDKR8ON A CO., TJU to Madison.
flRISNSPRLDRR, ROD BMTHA I. A CO., M l.ako.
(i. S. RICHARDSON a CO , li- to l.m Kranklin.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. ROCKING HORSES.
SLEIGHS, Etc.
JAMES B. THOMAS, Manufacturer, 114 N. Peoria.
CHJNA. GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
IRA P. BOWBVi -"'- to Mi Wabash-av.
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE.
e. BTJSSHAM I sun laaSMLok.
ENGRAVER. SEALS. PRESSES. BURNING-BRANDS.
SOAP STAMPS. STEEL AND BRASS STAMPS.
1.. BOCHE, 171 E. Randolph.
ENGRAVERS.
S. D. CHII-ns, JR , i CO., lift Franklin.
ENGRAVERS' STENCILS AND STOCK.
C. H. HANMiN, BOatfe Clark.
FURNITURE.
A. L. HALE A BRO., 10, Vi, 14 and 16 Canal.
GUNS. CUTLERY. FISHING TACKLE.
Adoress " SPENCER," Soft Wabash-av. Est. 1&S7.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY -WHOLESALE.
1 1 BBXBOSBJ BSJCAK1Y, it. J il.ake.
KUW1N HI NT A SON S, to and B9 Lak.
HEAVY HARDWARE WHOLESALE.
K1MRARK. BROS. A CO , WI to M Mil litan-iV.
HOTELS.
N I ' A 1 ' A ROTBL. Wabash-av., bet. Madison and
Monn e. Central, convenii iit. $2.00 per day.
IMPERIAL AXLE GREASE.
(1EO. B. 8WIKT t CO., Mfrs., 14J to 14 Pulton.
LEAD PIPE AND SHEET LEAD MANUFACTURERS.
I, W. BLATCHKORD A CO., 70 North Clinton.
LNSEEO OIL AND OIL CAKE MANUFACTURERS.
I, W. BLATCHKORD A CO., 70 Noith Clinton.
LOCKSMITHS' AND RELL-HANGERS' MATERIALS.
J. P. WOLI.ENSAK, I.aSalle.
LUMBER.
THK PKSHT1C.O CO (ireen Bay Lumber. North
PsOT. W . E. Strong, Pres. G. C Hempstead, Sec.
MILLINERY. FEATHERS AND FLOWERS. :
PALY, l.OEB A CO., lit Wabash-av.
MARBLE AMD SLATE MANTELS.
1TIEOOWEN MASBLS CO.. II North ri:irk.
P. w. smith ().. Dealrs la Svugkaud Pin
tshed Marble, 4- E. Van Bureii.
MUSIC, SHEET AND BOOK. AND DEALERS IN
MUSICAL INSiRUWENTs.
OEO. 9. BOOT A So.tS. MB State.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
W. W. KIM It A 1. 1.. B ' to I 0 Mate.
PUMPS. WOOD AND PORCELAIN CYLINDER PIPE. El
J. P. TEMPLE A SONS, Mnfrs., cor. Pulk and Canal
REAL ESTATE.
jas. B. QOODMAJ 1 00 , ' Boarbara.
SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES.
AMERICAN s M iii HS Wal ash-av.
"DOMK8T1C" B M CO.,74Stat. Agents wanted.
DROVBB A BAKRD s M CO., 1 so State .
HOMSB M. CO Joknson, Clark A Co., LA7 State.
victor s. M. 1 O.i SSI West Madison,
SHOT.
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER CO., N Borib Clinton.
SHOW-CASE MANUFACTURERS.
SAMUEL B. MaRIIN. !u State.
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
.IA8. 8. KIRK .t ( o.'S STAN DAK D snAI'S. sold by
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Land Commissioner, Burlington, Iowa.
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1 Manufacturer Bad Dealer in
' every description of
" printing material.
m. 1 au Kua In ml .1 .. Btsal oil.
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ENGINE,
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LANK cfc IU)I )I,I :V
I JOHN AND WATER 8TB , CISCIBSATI.O. I
WAUKESHA WATER
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
IK IX
Oropsy, Diabetes,
Cravel, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Jaundice,
Bright's Disease,
and
ill dii
.1 . - 01 UIH liver auu iuneys. inis
wate is new known auu soiu aa a rcmeuy nr tne
above diseases, in all parts of tbe world It is
truly wonderful wtMt effect it has npou the human
KyBtem. 1 1 is no w be ing shipped at t he following
prlcs :
Barrel, 40 gal., 1'J; half do, S", demllohn am
'10 cents pei gal, pai kage exti.i , In ttles (itH 1 0
pai do.. Money must accompany tbe oider, ex
cept to oar icgular authoiled aifent lmpniie of
your druggiht for Waukenha Mineral R k Spunu
W ater. Address C. C. olim A CO . Waukesha,
Wis., for orders tor the water or for circulars.
Cincinnati, June 11, W I
C. C. Olih .v Co., Waukesha, W is. Having used
your water from the Mia 1 a R k Spring, Wat
hUm. Wis., for the diabutos, 1 have found ui eat re
lief from the use "f tbe same. Bafwre I com
menced using this water, m y physician reported
to me thttspeciiK ui.ivitjrof my urine, was XS. and
after uiiing it for twenty days tne speciflr gravity
of the urine wai reduced to 21 . showing a great
1 improvement, and finding great relier in not
j I, t ing compelled to urinate so frequently. I had
! other waters, but give it an my opiiim i that tbe
Mineral Rock Spring is preferable. Andldoearu
I estly recommend it to all v Im are altm ted with
1 thediwea- mmonly known lis Diabetes.
Respi ctfuily yours, Ai.khkk Wii.hon,
1 Dept. Coll. l it- Alev., No. S W. Thud Street,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
HriiKON. Wii., Jan. 2, W t
MaSSRR. C. C. OM ' Co. Jteur Sire: lam aston
ished at the immediate lieuetlt received from the
use of your healing water. I commenced using
I the watei .ik 1I1 iv. tril, and Ion ml a inai Wed 1 hat ure,
1 reducing pecirlc gravity of arts BBS dOWBtoSDo
In three days, piodm nig a BSOtSl skin and a direct
peri' pl 1 at i"ii , making au enti'e etiauge tor trie
iietter in my digeht ion. 1 alio, find it I. em filial to
the liver Since drn king the watei. 1 rest much
better at night, and without being disturbed, as I
usually u a- before, from two to three t im.!8 du r 1 ng
every night. Thinking of visiting your spring lu
the summer, believing tbe water SO do .11 tli.it
you claim, and knowing 1 he lavorable results 10
in y own case, you will please express IS forty
gallons immediately as j am satisfied that it does
-ot lose any of its healing propurtivs by shipping.
1 think your price very icasoiiable, and arlll ad
vertise your Spi iug all I can, for tne hem-tit of In
vnlids suffering with those incurable diseases "t
llright's Disease and Saccharine Diabetes, us I
know they cm be immediately relieved by drink
ing Mineral R n k Spring Water. With kindest re
gards, yours truly, Old. JoSSSi
AYER'S CATHARTIC FILLS,
For all tne purposes of a Family Pbysic,
CURING
fostivencss. JsMBSs
W dice, Oj xpcpsla, in
Sf Hiccstlon, Uacnte-
jgffrfc ry, Foul Stomach
and ureal 11. r.rjii-
las, Hcmlnc he, Piles
Khcuiiiatittiii, Lrup
lioiiH uiul Skin
caaeH, IIIUotisneHMt
Liver 1' OsmpISlM I.
Iroiav. Tetfer. Tu
mors UMUi snlt Kheiiin, Worun, tiout,
Neurnlgla, as i Dinner Pill, ami Purifying
the Mils, are the most I 01 0l 11 purgativo
yet perfected. Their effects abundantly show how
mm Ik they excel aM other Tills. They are safe, and
pleasant to take, but powerful to cur. They
purge out the foul humors if the blood; they
stimulate the sluggish or disordered organ into
action1 and they impart health aud tone to tlif
whole being. They cure not only he vcry day
complaintB of everybody, but formidable and dau
gerous diseases. Most skillful physicians, most
eminent elergymea, and our best citizens, send
certificates of cures performed and ofcirrcat benefit!
they have derived from these Tills. They are the
safest aud best physic for children, because mild
as well as effectual. Relng sugar-coated, they arc
eauy o tae and BsiSfl purely vegetable, tlu if ai I
entirely harmless.
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold hy all Druggitti and Dealer in Mv.it. Ane.
What will it lo I
make Coin I re 1 1 g a US
tirst inqalry las si k
Suppose
TARRANT'S
Is 10 suniaci 1
SELTZER APERIENT
the int. 1 1 g .toi y, wli.l thru -
S ai p y thin reply : li will ri
aurl
lire
hea.l-
acne, nausea, 0 ttuieuce
del, 1 lit y, In II' 11 Slices aud
druggists everywhere.
rvoiisi
ss, cor-; 1 venes".
inuigust 1011. Sold b)
rif sffcETPor Day munrartocfl
fi,tJW -It
Of Slid Drills. ( atslojruc ir.
W.W.titLKa,BtXuuis.Ma.
?1 a n 11 la 1 11 1 l uiul lor nii Ic o 1
23 A 25 E. Randolph St., Chicago
CINCHO-QUININE
is as effectual a rcm in
FOR FEVER & AGUE
as tin; Sulphate in the sat ! . while it nffi-rtn
th- hi-it it fc.sa, i mora palatable iinl iniuk ohi "" I.
Seti'l KM dOMSiptiaB I trcular With Trtinnninla
0 J'lt isiriiiH.s trmii ail partB 9t tbfl country.
I ff Sample pai-kages for trial, .'" centx.
Prepare.! l. HI 1. 1. 1 M.S. CLAPPsSOOk.l totalatB,
sSawiwi. Matt Koa fuckOili IS SI oUasoFlaas.
TEXAS
Real Estate Drawing.
$146,000
In r, Id. Houses and Land, at Houston Texss
July aft, 1B74, Indorsed by t b e C 1 1 y C. u nci 1 ( p.
Mai Ptil SBnn. f! id Anmng th prlresareTen
Revidences m Houston, aud over ItiO tracts o' Innd
in 1; different counties Ti 1 kets limited to 73,(i
BSaaeb. Semi fm circulars. Agents wanted For
1 efercncf . ak yo 1 1 ,nikcr. T W. ID I'8E, Treas
urer. 4. I SOSTKR, Hatiagr, Houston, Texas
drTwhittier,
No. 617 St. Charles Street. St. Louis, Mo.,
SrsSS
ssr. . oerts o ind rrl,r nM. n, n. , .rsdusic of
MAIRRI ACE GUIDE,
ssilll I ISBSS j SlSB tbe SSSl tbriihl. frp SMS wo k
AOKSTS W ANTKI) to soli our Justly cHol.ratrr i
Articles fur I, sitirs' r. osr. Inlis'iiisalilr snt
absoiutaly ncssary. lo.noi) BOLD
1 'MTtluY, Thy at ml 1 1 anil satl-
faction, No fe m le ran tfi itlun hem
Sample sent, on rreeipt nf S'4.0tl KR
Bpnd fur Illustrated Circular. l.K i UU.i: Kt I, 111 ii
Co , BO Chambers Street, New Yoik.
mi
pirn
4aW&
h . J, W rSSS ( nlHoniiji i ii
egar BHters are a purolj 'e . :!
preparation, made "bictlT from the ua
uf herbs f'ouiul on Uie lower rjinj?w f
the Sierra Nevaduin'iuntaliisof Califor
nia, the medicinal properties of which
ara axtraoted therefrom rithotzl tin-use
of Alctihol. 'I'litt quasaiain is alnMw
daily aakasY; 1 Waat m tho eanst t th
nnparalleled snoeess of Vinkc ak Uit
tebs?" Our artswer is, that they rt imova
the OAO B fdil ease, and tho paticur r o
ettvers Ua healtlj. Thov are the p. "cat
blood purl erand a IMgivtea jrir. ipia,
a periect Ucnovator iu lnv;!;t,..ir
of the system. Never before in the
history of thf world Ills a UlediciiH' I'ci'i
n impounded poswaaaing the ranMarksbUi
qaautiss of V'ikboas Bimsas In aeslini ths
sifk of t vfrv iiBsass man ia heir So. They
lire u jri'iitli' Purntivs u Brsttss a Tonic
reiiering Oonawtlan or Insftsimaiation of
the Lifsf and i-tr;ii OrfSDS, m Biliooj
DiSBBSBI
The profsBrttei ol Di w w.w.m-
ViNKi.Aii Birraasats AporlBBit. Disjioretic
Csnninstivs, KuSritloss, Liixativo. bittretii
BsdSttvs, Counter-Irrir, Hit, utlorilii-. iltSfS
tiff, and a-nti-BUto1
(iiati tul Tliousaiids proclaim Vis
ecak Bittebs the most wonderful In
rifrorant that ever sustained the staking
Bystam.
No PenM)ii can take tlioM bitten
aeooTiUng to directions, and rematn long
unwell, provided, their DOOM an- Doi le-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
mean"., and vital organs WMted beyond
raptur.
Hi 1 ions. Remittent and 1 1 1 1 ' i--mitti'iit
FeverR, which
lent in the valleys of nr great rivers
throughout the Cui tad Statea, especially
those ol the BliaslsslDni. Ohio, Missouri,
I Illinois. Tenneaaoa, Cumberland, Ark in-
taa, i !. Colorado, Brazos, iii Grim le.
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah. Bo
! anoke, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, tlironffhout mir
j entire countrv daring the Summer and
I Autumn, and remarknMy so during sea
i sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariahly accompanied by oxtusivodo
i rangamanta of the stomachand li " r,
and other abdomlual viscera. In theii
j treatment, a purgative, exerting a io
i erful intluenee apon f'iesu variolic n
' gaBtj li essentially necessary. There
i is no eathartie for the purpose equal to
I)K. J. WALKIKI VINIOATJ HITTEB9,
a.s they will speedily retnove :he i::ri;
eolored viscid matter with which the
bowels are loajded, at the same me
stimulating the secretions of the liver,
and generally restoring' Moe healthy
lnnctious.of tHe digestive otgaas.
Fortify tin1 bodj against lU?aae
by purifying all its Quids with vixeoab
Bittbr8. No epidemic can take huil
of a system thus fbre-armod.
Dyspepsia or liidiiri'Nf ion. B
ache, r.iin in the Bhonlderm Coughs,
Tightness d' the Chest, Dhrxii iur
Eructations of the S'toniadi. bat! Taste
in the Mouth. BUioua Attacks, Palpita
tation of tin' Heart. IniteiBsnation nif the
Lungs, Pain In tbereglort cf tbi Ed
neys. and a hundred other painful vi p
tonis. are the otl'sprin,:s ot L ; .1
me bottto will prove -, battel Uai Qtl e
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
ment.
Scrofula, or Slug's Evil.
SwSsstagS, l leers. Kry.-ijM'jas. vveil.-d Kask,
ioitre. Scrot'uloii- IndtalsaiStl . Isdolsoi
Inflammations, Lleri urial A !! . id
Sofas, Broptkvnu ttf tin-Skin. Sore Fl e. etc.
In these, as in all other constitution .'lis-
ea-i'S. W.M.KKIf'S V I.VKCA If BtfttM SV6
-liown their grcsi curative powers in the
most obstinate and hitmctalilii cs . .
For Inllainniatory nod Chronic
RheomatiMOi, Gront, r
tent add Intermittent Fevers. I nseasos of
ths Blood, Liver. Kidney 1! aud D
these Hitter- have iioeouaL Such Lu.- ,..-e-1
Batted by Vitiated Blood.
H 'chanical Diseases. Peis n
.raged in Paints and Minerals, sdcls as
1 tuiubei's, Type-astters, GolddjosJars, and
Miners, u.s they advance in lit'.', ore l
to parslysifl of the Bowels. To guard
against this, take 1 asas el v. 'auu'i Vis
B0 k KrrrKKs x casioiuilly.
Tor Skin hisctiscs. Eruptions, 1 et
ter, Salt-l.'heuin, Blotches, Snots. Pimples,
Pas tolas, Jh its, CaAonclsB, Bag vrorfns,
scald-head. Smc Eyeri. KiT-ipi'las. teh.
"1 irl-. I'icolorations of the Skin, Huston
and DlBessei of the Skin of whatever nam"
Of nature, are literally dm; iij ami Barrisd
out of the system in a short time the
of t herie Hitters.
I'in, Tape, and other WomK.
sOfking in the nyatem of so many t! oussnd
are sswetuslly destroyed sad 1 emoted. Lfo
BT8tem of medicine, no varmiluges, no an
thelniinifl' s will tree the system from won;,
like these Hitters.
Pot Female Complaint,
or old. married or siagis, nt the d SB D of wo
man hood, or the turn of lifr, these Tome
Hitters displ.iy BS decided SB bfloefiee that
improvement soon peraeptible.
Oeansethe VltUteo Blood
!vor von find its Impurities bursting through
the .-kin in Pimples, Bruptions, t Bores;
slssass it when you tind r obstructed sad
BluffSish ill the veins; cleanse it when it Ifl
Amu ; your fasliaga wiu tell roe when Keep
the blood pure, sad taa health oi the TBtsss
BfDJ follow.
H. II. M lON IXO .V i O..
Drofifisti ami Cen. Afta iaa Ft inclaea ! .lifomia,
Bad eor. of Washington and Charlton Sts N Y.
sum in nii DrawMata asl DeailafSs
BOOK
of Mi'dlcal W .iiders. Sh' tii.l licrosilby
all. Sent free fur 2 stsmj.s Adilress
on BOSS PASTS, Ctactaaatt, 0.
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