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SOMERSET PRESS.
W. P. lUttoa..
I goattrset, Ohio, rskraari I; 180.
THE PBEE TUKSriXE.
Nsrer la our counties history has
aa opportunity been offered to bene
St the county to inch an extent as the
present proposed free turnpike from
Thorn port to New Straits-ille. The
addition! Uses to build it can not ex
ceed two dollars on the thousand, and
will not eceed fire jean in paying
for it. The farmera will reap the
greatest profiit from it. At the pres
ent time, the e.tra profiit on one load
of potatoes or corn delivered in Shaw
nee, and allowing the farmer fire dol
lars for his time, he will still make
enough to paj the ta on fifteen hun
dred dollars. Toot will at all times
be able to get at least ten per cent
more for anj thing they have to sell
at their homes and always find a ready
market for it. Our people should
wake up to the importance of this en
terprise. It should not be delayed a
moment longer than necessary.
Here is what the Bay City (Mich.)
Tribune has to say about Republi
cans who say that they will not t up
port Grant:
"Tie bm ao claims to be a Republi
can while refusiac to U bound by tbe
party's - action Is a bipocrile and knave,
sad the truth Ua'l Is kin. But don't
Mistake our positio. We cooeeds the
frtaat and fullaal right to every American
aitisaa to Tots as he pleases, vitboul asking
the leave of an? human being. Thar bare
ISeeqoal prifilaga of orgniinj opposition
to Gaa. Grant, Mr. Kleins ot Mr. Sherman,
and to vote and labor against either shoolp
he be nominated for President. But tbal
right wkea the Identify ibemselTse with
the Republican party, M ihey eeaaa to be
Republicans by adopting a policy of inde
pendence such as we bars indicated. Tbe
laiss of Republican ie by such bolters is
dishonest and false. They are practical
spies la tbe Republican camp, and should
be kicked out of It. There tbey woold
become harmless. Thais power for misohief
is la their profession of Republicanism
UE3IARS AHD OKOLOKA.
Lemars.
tesssrs(Ia.)Se.llael (Stalwart.)
W a AX IS STALWABTNX-
Aaiaaoeeal youth in the anaophlstica.
tad prerlace of Ohio writes to as inquir
ing: "What Is stalwarlism, anyhow?"
Well, dear bo, the rery essence of stal.
waeliem Is this:
We'ua.
Do as yon please; and
Yoa'uos
Do as we tell yon.
The stalwarts are the brains, and
The Republican pasty . .
It is the bone and muscle of slalwartism.
The stal warts Kara a sublime, oneooqoer
abls faith la America, and
, la them eel tm.
They believe thai lha mighty stretch,' of
territory eaeom peered by oceans, oceao
lekes, sad gulfs.
Drained by the greatest rives la tbe
world, and
Flashed with rock-rooted sky-cleaving
aoaaleia chains.
Was eapressly kid out by a seleet corps
of celestial engineers la the year one,
Furalehed with the choicest upholstery
la the way of Inxorloes beds oe metal sad
aoel. rich tapestries of grass, Vegetablee
s4 Umber,
Te be a Nation
One' Netfo
A Nation with a big N.
This, dear youth, is the underlaying es
sential idea ot stalwartism.
The stalwarts believe the country has
eotgrowa Us juvlnileria of
State lines.
State constitutions ,aad
all the Infantile trumpery of a
Baby republic;
Thai it has grown to man's estate, and
is aow read to put on the gramcnts of
National manhood. ,
The stalwarts hold, further, thai the so
called stales should bold the same relation
to the nation that the counties do to the
stales;
That a strong central government is ths
ealy possible security sgalnst
Sectionalism and
Treason.
And ths sole gusrantee for
Peace,
Prosperity,
Libert, and
Progrees;
That lyases 8- Grant is tbe only living
man under whom it is posalble to realize
the
' Kational aspiration
At the present lime, as he is the
Only living man who, by tbe common
contest of America and the world,
Embodies the national ides.
Finally, dsas lad, stalwartlsm believes
thai this aalioa Is destined to be
The greatest.
Most powerful,
Freest,
Meet progress! ve7
Wealthiest,
Mostleasney,
Hsppiest, and .
Noble nation that ovss graced God's
Bleed dear boy, aow, and forever, by the
Helton with a big N.
Okvloaa.
Okalana (Miss.) Seataera Statee (Beorbeet.)
tnsaaa t. c svcmamas.com- to count
a strong,
Pravs,
Honest,
Patriot Is aeeded In the esecolve chair,
One who eaa and dare put tbe bit
la lbs mouth of the unbridled helliens
who dear lha I this a aatloa with a big N,
ewdskiaa
That statee, ae such.
Have sovereign sights unassailable by
the aatloa.' Lemsrs (la.) Sentinel.
Take that seal sir! '
We propose to talk to yoa foe lea mis
ales like a Dutch ancle, and wa doa't want
la hear a word ant of your he'd until ws
are through.
Without further preface or postpone
meet, it would be well for you to remem
bar thee you ere livins' in a
Republic,
And not a
Monarchy;
In the United States.
And not in
- Turkey:
That, so long as ths present state and
federal constitdXion are in force, the people
have the Right
With an allitudioous R
To affirm or deny any doctrin whatsoev
er.
Yoo cackle for a president who will put
a gag in our mouths for giving utterance
to oar opioionst
Just trot him oat will you?
But warn him to soy his peters and aves
before he begins biz,
And, then, may God have meroy on his
soul,
For the glorious freemen of America
will tear his unlucky entrails into fiddle-
strings beforo he can bat his "eyes.
P'r'sps yon think that Grant will provs
lbs kind-of a president that you are gib
bering for;
But you are mightily mistaken in your
GRANT IS A COWARD.
And old Missiesip can bring him to taw
wbeosver she teele like it
Uses you clean done forsol tbe froAc
that we bad down this way
In 1875,
Yl ben we showed your fellows to ths
door, snd planted a kick where it would do
tbe most good, as ws bade 'em
"Go."
Have you?
Where was your Granl then?
Why din'nt he declare martial law in
onr proud, progressive, and puissant com
monwealth. And restore your rascal party to power?
xou know very well why he dinn'i.
You know that he DIDN'T DARE.
The south was solid
He knew that
And we had tens sod hundreds of thou
sands of sympathisers right la the heart of
your own Republican country.
He knew that, I
And he
FLUNKED
Yes, Buddy Buchanan, ba FLUNKED!
Weil, the sooth is still solid, bless -her
old soul!
Oar tons and hundreds of thousands of
Democratic friends and brolhsrs op your
way are still doing basinsss at the old
stand;
And, if Grant should bo to cutting: no
any high didoes,
Or putting on any of the fanciful scal
lops of knighthood,
There would be a
Puffl
Flash!!
Bang! I!
And his carcass would be carted off to
the booeyard.
This onion is a lesgue, Baddy Buchan
an And this league is spelled with tbe most
miserable little rant of aol that yon can
find in your nonpareil ease. '
The states are sovereign, Baddy:
They can secede,
Nullify,
And kick up merry old thunder whenev
er they feel in a sportive frame of mind.
The president,
The congressmen,
The senators, and
Tbe judges of the supreme court.
Up at Washington,
Are merely the servaata of the sovsr-
eiga stales.
And must fetch and carry in obediedce
to ous orders,
Or walk the plank. "
Those sre tbe immortal facts,
And your utterances to the contrary
Would be
HIGH TREASON
If crystallized into overt acts.
Bear these grand, foreverlasting truths
in mind; Buddy, for this a great hemp
growing country, yoo know.
vu u minutes are op, ana yoa may
Sass back as long aa you like; bat we have I
had our asy, and yoo can't I
.. . . i
Climb over.
Crawl under, or
Butt your way through
Oar grim, lucific logio.
"I'm the Only Han on Yonr Side."
In one of the Western Statee a ease was
tried and at its termination the judge char
ged the jury and they retired for consults
lion. Hours passed and no verdict
was brought in The judge's dinnsr ar
rived, and he became hungry and impa
tient. Upon inquiry he feared that one
obstinate juryman was holding out against
sleven. That ba could nol stand, and be
ordered the twelve men lobe brought before
bim. He told them that in his charge to
them be bad so plsinly stated the case and
the law thai the verdict ought to be
onanimous, and the man who permitted
his individual opinion to weigh against ths
judgment of eleven men of wisdom was
unfit and unqualified ever again to act in
the capacity of juryman. At the end of
Ibis excited harangue a little squeaks
voioe came from one ef the jurymen. He
said: "Judge will your Honor allow me
lo say a word?" Permiasion being given,
he added: "May it please your Honor. I
sd the only men on your side."
He Was Answered.
How satisfactorily a witness answers a
cross-sxamining lawyer is thus told by
tha Naw York Herald:
It was a sad thing for Lettio Davis whsn
she put out her washing on the olothse-
line oa ths South Fifth avenue abode yas
terday, Peterson Knapp was there oa the watch,
and, it la alleged, carried off the raiment
pari and parcel.
At all events, a policeman arrested him
for the offense, and he went to the Jsffsr
soa Market polios court, prspa sd to men-
tain blsinnooeoee by counsil.
Letiie wss there, loo, and inspltsr of nu
merous trying interruptions from tbe
eouosil, she got down to the point in her
aarralivs where she discovered Peterson
longingly eyeing tba clothes as she hang
them oat.
"Del brack aiggah," she said, nngently
apostrophizing the prisoner, ''be stood dsh
wif aa ole clay pips shoved wbar it 'ad do
the sdos' good, and he a-puffio as if he'd
like to split. Bui tbe way he looked at
dem clothes wss quite 'ooogh to show any
reason'bls oomaa dal day war'n't safe."
"Come, witness," quoth counsil, sarca
Ucelly," tell us just what kind of a look
that is."
"Oh you gst outl" wss the saepplsh re
joinder. "I insist oa that question. How did the
prisoner look to convey the impression tbsl
the clothee were in danger?"
Witness was ready with another tart
reply, but his honor said:
"Come you moat answer. How did he
leok?"
The witness seemed puzzled.
"Did he look," asked his honor, glanc
ing around for a simile, "did he look like
like counsel for instance?"
"Oh, 'deed, no, sah," replied the witness.
"If he looked the least bit like that gem'
man, dare wouldn't be no robbery at all.''
"Ah," said the flattered counselor, "how
is thai?"
"I d make udder arrangements."
"Indeed," be continued smiling, "what
might tbey have been?"
"Why, if he looked at all like yoa does,
I wouldn't have dar'd to hang dem clothes
oat at all."
There wss no interruption from that
time on.
A Fatal Habit.
Irresolution is a fatal habit" it is not
vicious in itself, but it leads to vice, creep
ing upon its victims with fatal velocity,
ths penalty of which many a fine heart has
paid at the scaffold. The idler, the spend
thrift, the epicurean and tbe drunkard are
among its victims. Perhsps in the letter
its effects sppear in the most hideous form,
He knows that the goblet he is about to
drain is boiaon, yet he swollows it. He
knows for the example of thourands has
painted it in glaring colors that it will
deaded all bis faculties, take the strength
from -his limbo and the happiness from hia
heart, oppress him with disease and bur
ry his progress to a dishonored grave, yet
he drinks it. How beautiful, on the con-
trary, is the power of resolution, eoobl
ing the one who possesses it to pass through
perils and dangers, trials and temptations!
Avoid the contraction of the habit of ir
resolution. Strive against it to the end.
0,uid pro Q,uo.
Sinoe the earliest ages, two problems
have engaged tbe attention of speculative
humanity: perpetual motion, and the get
ting of something for nothing. Tbe first
remains, and is likely to remain, unsolved;
but If the evidence of printer's' ink is to
be trusted, the solution of the second has
been arrived at by the publishers of Ehr
leas' Fashion Quarterly. "And bow so?"
remarks the reader, incredulnna, Marry,
thus:
By an ingenious system of combination
subscriptions, the publishers of the Quar
terly offer to send their magizine', free of
all charge whatever, to all who may sah
scribe, through their agency, to any of the
principal monthly weekly periodicals. Thus
a subscriber to Peterson's Maeizine has
only to pay his regular two dollars through
Ehrics' agency, to receive, not'only Peter
son's for a year, but a really valuable qnar
terly magazine of fashion as well.
How this is to be done, is explained a
length, in the premium list to Ehricbs'
Fashion Quarterly, an advance copy of
hich lies upon our table. Nor 'is this
tbe only novlo feature which . this same
premium list contains. Other msgazmee
offer premiums for subscribers; bat the
Fashion Quarterly not only does that, bat
in addtion, inaugurates the novel idea of
premiums without subscribers. But over
this astounding mystery we drop a discreet
veil: and tha reader who may wish to
pierce it, is advised to send his name and
addrsss to Ehrioh Brothers, Eighth Ave
nue and Twenty .fourth St., New York,
hose prompt reply will doubtless resolve
his doubts into pleasing and prfitable cer
tainties.
OBITUABY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Filler, was born in Lou
den county, Vs., April 7tk, 1797; she de
parted this life Fab. ?2, 1880, making her
age 82 years, 8 months and 22 days.
The deceased was married to Mr. Henry
Filler, December 23rd, 1818. In the spring
of 1817 thsy came to Zaassville, Ohio;
thence ia the fall of tbe same year to
Somerset, which thenceforward bscams
thsir settled boms.
In the yeas 1835 Mrs. Filler was bereft
of her husbsnd, leaving a family of mostly
helpless children to her for cere and sup.
port. To this trust she diligently and faith
fully applied herself, and with tba bless
ing of God succeeded well in guiding the
household. She was s'n affectionate, tender
mother, greatly endeared to her children.
They were to her as those of the devoted
Mother of historio fame, "Has Jswsla."
II is pleasant tr know that this wealth of
affection waa duly reciprocated by tbe
children. Excellent social qualities with
her business calling gave to her an exten
ded circle of friends and acquaintances.
Practicing upon the precept: "He that
bath friends must show himself friendly.'
She is embalmed in the memories and
affectionate regard of this people. Her
religions life was thorough and abiding.
The house of hope being feuaded upon the
Rock and not upon the ssnd. It withstood
the storms and tempest of a long earthly
pilgrimage.
She relates that about tha age of fourteen
in her parental home, under the miniatrs
lions of the Gospel through Msthodis1
ministers she was deeply convinoed ef her
loat condition as a sinner. - Under tbeae
impressions shs commenced a life of prayer
and watchfulness before God, but mads no
open confession of Christ at the time.
Boon after settling here ihsse early convic
tions and tows were revived with increased
power. During quarterly meeting service
under the direction of Rev. Leroy Sworn
estedl, dso'd., shs fully obsysd the heavenly
calling. Giving herself then openly into a
covenant relation to her maker. She spoke
of Mr. Swomestsdl aad other Christian
friends visiting and convsrsing with ber.
After being ia the services of the Sanctuary
on tbe occasion named she obtained in her
own home the clear witness of adoption
into the family of God. She spoke also ef
others being brought to God at this time
as Mr. Alfrsd Besrd and Mrs. Martia
Berkey.
By the grace of God she hss sustained
visible union with tha people from that
period until (the time of ber transfsr from
the church militant to the church triumph
ant. Her attachment to all the ordinances
of God were unwavering. She delighted to
bear in bar long protracted Illness of the
conversion of souls and tbe prospsrlty of
God's cause. Being a great reader and
careful observer, she had an intelligent
comprehensive view of Christianity and sa
credly cberishsd every indication of Its
progress, fsrbaps we msy sum it all up
by saying shs witnessed a good confession
for llo these many years, psrhaps 60 or
upwards before God and man.
On last Souls Dsy, tbe type of the Hsav
only real, about noon, the spirit einged Its
mystlclfiighl to the Paradioe of God.
A BILL
To authorize the construction of a
Free turnpike in the county of Perry.
Section. 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
Ohio, That the Commissioners of Per
ry county, Ohio, shall cause to be
constructed a free turnpike road in
said county, which shall extend from
Thornport to the village of New
Straitsville, and shall pass through the
main street of the village of Thorn
ville, Columbus street of the village
of Somerset, Main street of the village
of New Lexington, and through the
village of Shawnee and New Straits
ville; and so much of said free turn
pike as lies within the corporate lim
its of any of said villages shall be
constructed by and at the expense of
said villages respectively; and, outside
the corporate limits of said villages, as
above designated, said free turnpike
shall be upon and follow public high
ways commonly used between said vil
lages, except that where expense may
be saved by change, and the public
convenience subserved, tne commis
sioners may deviate from the public
road at such point or points as, in
their opinion, may be necessary or
appropriate, and thereupon, to the ex
tent of such change, the same shall be
made part of the public highway.
dec. Z. ihe said commissioners
are entitled to receive and colleet sub.
ecnptions of money, or of lands that
may be used for part of the line of
such 'free turnpike, which subscrip
tion may be conditioned on tho loca
tion of a specified line as part of the
route, or a maionty of the owners ef
real estate outside of said villages may
in writing, petition said commissioners
to locate a specified line as part ef
said route and to be thereby taxed in
a proportion of the cost of construc
tion, to be fixed by said commission
ers, in addition to other taxes, in
which the commissioners, in addition
to other taxes, in which case the leal
estate not in any of said villages, and
within one mile on each side of such
specified line petitioned to be located,
shall be specially taxed in their prop,
er share for such proportion of cost
thereof,, which taxes shall be levied,
assessed, and collected as in other ca
ses. Sec. 3. The said county commis
sioners may, if they deem it best, is
sue bonds for the construction of said
free turnpike, but said bonds shall
bear interest at no greater rate than six
percent., payable semiannually, and
shall not be sold at less than their par
value, and tor the purpose of paying
said bonds, or the cost of such construc
tion by them incurred, the said.eom
missioners shall levy and assess, annu
ally, a tax on all property in said
county not exceed two mills on the
dollar, nor in any one year more than
twenty per cent, on the cost aforesaid
by them incurred.
Seo: 4. The councils of said vil-
ages are Hereby autnorizea to con
struct so mnch of said free turnpike as
may necessary, within the corporate
limits of 6uch village, and leavy and
assess taxes for the cost thereof on all
the property of the village, as levied
and assessed, and to be collected as in
other cases of taxation in villages; and
in case of failure of any of said villa
ges to construct said part of sain turn
pike, said commissioners shall cause it
to be done, and certify the cost thereof
to the county auditor, by whom it
shall be changed to said corporation,
and levied and assessed against the
property in said village, and collected
as in other cases; but this section shall
not authorize the said commissioners
to change the grade in any village.
Sec, 5. As soon as practicable, af
ter the passage of this act, the said
commisssoners shall employ a compe
tent engmeer.and a sumcent number
ot assistants, who shall survey said
route and such different lines as, in the
opinion of the said commissioners may
be appropriate tor parts ot said route
may also be surveyed, and a detailed
report thereof, with estimates, shall
be made, in writing, and filed in the
office of county auditor, and there re
tained for public inspection.
dec. b. ine grade ana construc
tion of said turnpike shall be, as now
providsd by law, for the construction
ot said turnpike roads, except ma
in the village of the immediate ap
proaches thereto, tne erode may oe
accommodated to meet the grade of
tbe street therein.
Seo. 7. The construction shall be
let by contract or contracts upon bids,
in writing, after public notice in at
least six different newspapers, of which
four shall be in tne county tor at leas
our consecutive weeks, and any con
tractor shall give bond, with sufficient
sureties, for the performance of his
contract, and the commissioners may
reject any or all bids, and no conti ac
tor or employe shall be paid at any
time, upon his labor or contract, be.
yond the extent to which fulfilled.
Sec. 8. It, upon tne letting of tne
contracts, or before that it is found
that the cost of such construction to
be levied on the general tax duplicate
of the county exceeds an aggregate of
14,000 per mile, then such construc
tion shall not be undertaken, nor any
contract for construction be entered
into until the excess be provided for
or secured otherwise than by levy of
taics upon the general ta duplicate ot
tne county.
Sec. 9. JSo liabieities, upon con
tract, shall be incurred or paid, nor
any person employed by sa.d commis
sioners, without nrst having a state
ment, in writing, signed by the other
party specifying the price and terms,
which shall be forthwith hied and re'
tained in the office of the county audi,
tor, after receiving the endorsement
and approval ot the said commission'
ers.
8kc. 10. This act shall take ef
fect and be in force from and after its
passage.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice ie hereby riven that the under
signed has been appointed and qualified
Administrator of tha estate of David Do
pier, late of Perry county, Ohio, deceased,
by tbe I'm Data court of said county.
New Lexington, a, Feb. 14,1880s
Samcei. Dtrrxxa,
Administrator,
Tick's Floral Guide.
This work is before ns, and those who
send five cents to James Vick, Rochester,
N. Y., for it will be disappointed. Instead
of getting a cheap thing, as the price would
seem to indicate, they will receive a very
eandsome work of. 100 pages, and perhaps
600 illustrations not cheap, but elegant
illustrations, oa the very beet of calendered
paper, and aa a set off to the whole, an el
egant Colored Plata that we would judge
cost twice the price of the book. Address,
James Vick, Rochester, N. Y
A SolId.Rubhcr Boot.
The "95 per cent. Boots," advertised
elsewhere in our columns, are high priced
goods, bat they meet a want in the com
manity, for people are tired of wasting
money on cheap adulterations of Rubber
Boots. The "95" boots are virtually three
pairs of boots in one. All non-wearing
material is excluded, all weak parts
strengthened, and various improvements
sdded. in every district there is a large
number of sensible people, who are willing
to pay a fair price for a good article, and
the "95" per cent- boot is made for just
this class. Call and examine these superi
or goods.
Russell House.
Mrs. William Russell wishes the friends
of her husband and herself to remember
that the Russell House is still open; that
since the affliction of her husband she has
carried on and will continue to carry on
me Dullness; ana tbat now, more tban ev
erdo they need the patronage of their
friends and the public Tha table will be
supplied with the ben the market affords,
and she will spare no pains in attending to
tne wants ana comforts of her eaests.
Greatful for past patronage she solicits not
only a continuance but an increase of the
same. Mas. Wm. Rbsseix
CASH FOR WHEAT.
We are paying $1 35 per bushel
jor wheat. Rodehfels & Ashbbook.
The Best Rubber Boot
The "Ninety-five per cent. Sterling
Rubber Boot," is advertised in our col
nmna. There is nothing better for a far
mer or oat door man than a good rubber
boot, and nothing so exasperating as a bad
one. The "Sinety five per cent. Rubber
Boot," ia all that is claimed for it. It is
as nearly pure rubber aa can be made, is
made upon honor, and will outlast any
three pairs of other robber boots. The
manufacturers warrant them for three
months, the dale of the selling of each pair,
being punched in the top of the leg. The
heel of these boots Is protected with an
iron guard. There are three soles, all
made of pare rubber. Farmers, lumber
men, miners, and all who pass their wis
less out of doors, will do well to inform
themselves as to the merits of this really
valuable article. It is tbe best, and in the
long run, the cheapest rubber boot made.
All locals of a . business nature will bs
charged at the rata of five cents per line.
All notices for religious or charitable pur
poses three cents per line.
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This standard article ia com
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean. , v
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing baldness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. D., State As
sayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality ; and
I consider It the Best Preparation
for its intended purposes."
Price, Oa Dollar.
Puolrln gh.tun'g Dy
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other un
desirablo shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. It Is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly, and effectually produces a per
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
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Dr-n't buy unti! you have seen the lightest running machine in
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
VIIHKJETOWir, OONH., svnd Kos. 189 aad Ml Wabash Arenas, SXHASO, IKJU
PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
FOS SPEEMATOEEaQELi.
and
Medical SolmesLsui
Hw and Mdtiwrv
it Remedy for the Tndg
a pvmsuMBi cvr k
imiiaAl KmlsisssVnn m
DDOtenor. or lha fail
triie way. Tli TJireot
: br AbflQrpUcin.aTi4t-
ef the piieaM, scting
lata its antscifia innueuuf on tbe
Bemlnal VetfloleeVaJi
l&nt dc TJretHrm. Tba
lUAtory Duct. Prostate Olansi dc UretHrm. Tba at
taa mot lntarfcrs with the ordinary purtmit ofU 1 It it
Auicstly Oleiorvad and soon absorbed, producing unme
jlate toothing and reatorativa effect upon tha aaitiai and
jarroui orfCantratiuiis wetx'k,ed from aclf-abuieandexcewea,
afcrsplBaT tbe drainirom tUe syatern, restoring tha mind to .
Msutna iounaxaemory, rcmtTlng th Dlmneeeof
en&tvXTTOUs, Xhmty.tfcmf ueion ot Ide&a.AeiT- .
lam to 8ooiety,dtr., dec.. audVLhe appearance of premar
ture Id aire usually accompany ing tljii fcroubtaf and re
tortna perfect Besuol Vltfor, where it has keen dormant
aWyesua. Thlanvoda of treaimant hag etood tlrtit In wry
acTtn eaaei, and is uow a pronounced fucoetif. Xrif are
too much praaortJEsad in tbeaa troubles, and, as nany can boar
to. wiia but llttie If any
nexmaneat good. ?Tare ia
:iun. Practical observation
no Nonsense about this prtparatl
enables us to positively
sa.Im TtiT4ne 1 fTrht visara that it hu been In aeneTal
f BUureAtee tnat u win rive eatie-
tiat. ve have thouaanda of taatunoniali aa te it valua, and it
la now conceded by Vie Medical Froleaiion to be the moat
KM arcana jei lupjvrsscu ".-1""H r
faraleot trouble, thtvt ia welt known to be the cause of
1 mtaarr to ao many, and upon whom quacka prey
With tbalr uasileaa nocby ma and biff feee. The Buuady ia
unsaid
nutalaeilxes,Qf threesizea. No. 1 (euoui;h to last
a moona), 99 1 No. B (suracieut to eai-uta permanent cure,
auissia na severe casea.'So: aTol (lastlngover three
will stan emlsaioua and rslrtre TiRor In the worst
3
10T3& ibr usioa- eccrmrfBjf Each Bo:
Scut br mail, saaled, ;
uaia wrappers. Full
r assjasss sv s utoi iit a -' u , i
M sWaatratloni, which win wv:-h-i t ie moil sc-ptical
llbr aDescrlptiral
are tlons. which wl!'
0
by
BMibaycanbe resfor.-d to n .'.cct man
" ssa.ev.. rtH .if Hte m- ix4 It iievr
tsaalTls'- for ftatnp to r y ofc -1 ouly by
HARRIS REMEDY CO. CHEMISTS.
HeMirKvt and 8th Sts.v ST. LOUIS, MO.
BOOXSaMILLIOH
A larcre. new and trnesWt Oaldsi tss
Wrsilwelt, exmtaining, with, many others
t.-a of Vik;UiitylTemperauw(ita, com
natiitie and incompatible, aterllity in -.
Woiut'ii. causa anMesstment. Advire ta
Drdcynbspra, Adrcato Musbaiida, Adrato Wives, Proati
iiWtt.i.i, its nausea, Celibavy and snnhgny compared,
CoujuiiiU tHdJi'a, Conception, Ctaiflniuavi, Love end Court
aliip. itni4iutviMv Wajriaa in roaJa and female. Bcrence
of saeprssdnUsii, tSingie Lift coran wjri, Law oi Marriage
I7as9a jeaa p. u tar to vVopien, qeu eausaj asd'lreatiiien
L'ui UtrofL'e, iea rignu oi ntarrv women.nc, jnciuains
A bssnt fo.- orivata and coaaideratc rcamnff. of 320 nswea.
W LIB JlUl KUt- a.UX'B,ueI 9I USSVU- BpSMWa, W K
ADVISER"
ictujre. Vaxico-
cents.
die, oca.. eiso on a
and laipoucjr, 1
rrmAaorrhoaa. SeatuaU Iebilitv.
m Aatf-Abuaa and JLaoaasea, causing
ncnnnai lTuisswrta, ncrTOUsTwss, Avraion so oociaty von
fusitm of Ideas, tfhrtiutl lccay, Di nines s of fllglit, Defectira
Memory. Loss of Sexual Power, etc., making marriage Im
proper or unhappy., giving treatment, and-a jrreat many
raluabla i-eceipta for the cum ot all private diseases ; iua4
nagea, over OO plates, 60 ceutf.
aXedlc2l aUvlca,' Lictara en Mrnhwd a WeBuhood. lOe.
KOR ONE DOLLAR w "od a threaof the
LtiSmmiUiXsASim above described books,
leAy bound in one vol me, .oontainUtgeuo pages and over
ZW iiTustraXioits, and etnbracuis; evrrv thin on the genera
tive syateni thai ia worth know icsg. 1 .e (rutuouied voTumele
positively the most popular Medical Buok published. The
author lean erperienoed phyetAau of many yeaas practice,
(aa ia well knmyu).ard the advire glen, and rulea fw treat
ment taiu iwsu, Win us-iuuiiu uinjrsi rwut wo uosa siiner
rtg Iroin liHyurTx:- vi ui "T'l-ni, srsvrij vrrursj, 1USB Tipor,
or anv at the numerous tnmblas rtnnine under the head of
"Trlwete" or "Chronic" d muses. Postage stamps taava
In payment ftny of thwse books.
IS
stoqulredlu?
Ibual Tfoutatioii for at ill in .ntraatuirat of
Msata 1M7, naa
chrouie die aa sua and eomplioaied saaes. Qpkilia, Qosior.
aesa eiaet, Birietura, OreklUs, all I rlaary Truubsea, vphU
Una ar alareartas ajfaotions or the throat, akia er bones,
toaatad. with raccesavwltliout uslni; Mercury.
(t1L 5Ci"T8 linm ttlHBniilftriir'twn l,p'
TV aS teMbS bin thrir buii. kr4 vbirtn. tad bmb. m
M..M ttiva lbl li'T win Imi mMhlng W l.t S
t.mturh. It I. not A Tru... W
AH commuotXiunl iitrMlv mrflt.ntifll, mn4 iihouM b.
Ulili, 1 m UK. BlHTS,lJNnrthlU f:.. bi. Lou... Jt.
ILDGHT
avisjifii-'j
Woiiiuiih
known Wilson Compound Feed on noxn siaeo or tne neeoio. s sw
two-third I parts than any other flrst-cias Sowing Machine, las
svm la fully eight and one-half Inches Ions; and five and one-haM
Inehee high, and the whole Machine is very compactly snd selonUTr"
ealhr constructed In proo v Jonn, o.wrr- ice, design and appearanos. tte
elm pla, powerful and pe ci. m.'.-hir.: im places it s far In advanoe ssl
all ether Sawing Machines as fho toie.ione is superior to the tin apeak
bit tube. Tha WILSON MUf'H ATTACHMENT, for repairing M
alnda of te-tllo fabrics WITHOUT i-. ': CHINQ, furnished FRCI wrth a4
WltaON 8EWINO MACHINES. Pncej furnished with frelait oharga
prepaid, and machines furnished on trial to responsible psuties, as
ba used with s team -power, In plaoes where we have no agents. Sand
far Illustrated Catalogue and Price List, No. aso.
Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE GO.
OnZOACrO. TT.T.TTTOIg, U. 0. L
WILUAM BFEMCEH, ATTOBNIY AT LAW
Oma near realdenoe, Bamenst, Ohio
Jt w fJA
AAi, t ma .
sr
25 -ks- v
THE JOHNSTON EUFFLEE
IS THE BESTAND MOST POPULAS
SEEING HACHHIE ATTACHMENT C
Ever invented. Price t-'.OO
THE JOHNSTON .TUCEER,
No Sewing Machine Achmoiit except ib
RufiLer it ao much used aa the liu-kr.
Price 2.00. -
THE JOHNSTON CORDER
Price $1 .00. These 3 are the real I
practioal attachmeuts that everr.
body wants, aad uo sewing nt
' chine is complete without tbem.
Tb$y are kept by all sewjojr
macbtoe agents. We will furnish
either of f hem at the price named.
Afwts write for illustrated circu
lar and Wholesale Price Lint so
SIMPLICITY! SUPERIORITY ni
Simplified I maintaikeU I
Improvements September, 18781
a FaWnt? road fv be demand of thi
Impotttint It..iovement3.
J -s Inns been
ili'luf (I i.: "'
sun crtud 1 y a l. ttf !: r
' . -v tnessea ire
. .a i it greater
no cnufiileu:1jr -
simplicity, a wom
1 r'xlnition of
2. fricilca, an.1 a! i a JJore Ctw-
an.! a! .
s ....
'nation ft U- ruhx (J'talwes. or ei4
bv Mcrchruts t.nA others.
Prof. Harria, after many yar of ftudy, aided T
In a I rmirrh sinrl STIieir iment. ti-.SfiilPir wltlk SkTIM
Eained in lha tresatinenl of a large number of cease andar
ia cara.bsu at last sucoeUed in compounding aa XJTVAXr
TfTTrK fur the scourge ao coaimoa aaaoag
WOMEN
LEUCORHEA,
Finer iabai
lVr-aVanTlTlW
Tnia dlaaaaa. ae pravtueai among i
an der stood er pbraleiaiu. Ita dran
UDOC 1
to exoeaaive ana asto:
itlitatin. thai ous AntarUaa '
idly bacomiog a race of inTauda." ineagei
proaacing iu
lSff. or enjortnc RVi pla
thoroughlj oomsnon sens triatmssat.
to tha saalesf nt and ita snealAi
1 lajuil, a new departure ma
ana. awu
at onoavprueg aa insrusjillsaiiojanf ant i aw
aflaoU 73u application orha remedy Is attended wis ae
pain or nApIaaaaotLrat, aod does not fnterfcro with the or-
dinslryMaSsuUa ana plemsTfjeea of ilfa. Clrenlars are aaut na
parfcetly elalB auralppea, securely seeled from OsssjearraAUn,
and rarnsdy put aj La ueeA plaia boxes of thfaaslaea, wUk
tVU directions inside. No. 1, ettough to last a iuufiIb.
0 Mo. 8 (enough to last twd nsontlu), 9B; Vo.1, lassOnc
Pto taax two monu
ample for cure.
Korea montna, ana ample tor cure, en
casw)SlO. VttAaacbbox wesapdal
some xofuc ruia, aa awTinarie to vn
hVulnsr sa thorouirhlr D7ar4kaaJ U
Wrofl Harria' VaeWnal Vaautes can 1m obtadnejday I
HARRIS REMEDY OifC.WfWtTi
Market aod th ta. STTLOUItt MO.
BOOKS.
idmwmT&;
float to KsUls OBaaSRa for book and fttAtlosnarf.
nrKsaiv nssaAaTnassi miiA MonfhiT BuiLsitin oa Sane
Booke will be feaiDd very ooDTenlent tn aeieettaf
books to purchase, especially to pereotu IftTtagstt
dsUtmsoe trom large books tore a.
VALUABLE CATALOGUES.
The folloicinf era awe'e fAe ret eipt tUriKtil
atsmp mukt
AwTljniltur. Horticulture, Florlcultare, StocJfc,
ArlbitsMure. --Batldlrig, Carpentry, Te&Ule
(ton. etc
Bohn's aLibrarles. "With Claaslfler! Index.
Eduoatioau ieuveoi Xewblug, liUdArsarteB,
etc,
Variiieerlna;. Ml u ing, Mechaaloa, afinefae
Wee, etc
Tine) Art. Drawing, Painting, Bcnlptore, OertV
miv, etc
Jmll). Book for the Toting. BeU ami alKgiss
TOfflQa-
Iaw. anort Title List, arranged bj Aaabera
X.aw.-Catalogue of Old, Rare, and Valnaaia IsMr
Medioal. Short Title List, arranged tf i.ntaer'r
na
Phrrmaoj, etc. ror nrsinrlsts.
Political Keononay. linanoe.
nil nriiisu.
e. ijruistiea,esst
and Coll, .
Statiomerr. 'w I g!u'r.. Baaktn, stanasaSK
Sohool. Tt-xl UOots fnr SMiooia
TltelltT Oia1BTl hv Siihleets.
Monthly lliur.-tin ur Kew BoefcaV ,
t i
Tki following en sent mi tz rutipt tf tss fS t
Anarioaata. Oetwral and Local HIMorr.Trasals,
Bloaxauhr. etc. SmuuiM. r.c. JOowta. .
Genural Cataloxue Cimlce Books Sm-tbe M-
htm. ?M...tii. ii. Mimic. laut. Price, Sfesais.
Law.Dlgewt or T.mv l i:i'!-cloua, Reports, eta.
Stnin. l!mo. IN .. wt,.
Stedlcal- rianlflrtl !a'.-!-:e f Anierleaa eaa
Hiliih M.Mi.-.: s:,v'u'Nl Oeuks. fcrlodUele
Trauaacfcloai. rfnio. Jkrloe,ttams.
iMtm f iwtvirv sr. promst slteatiea. .
IIOBEHT Cf.AKKK CO.,
i'ui"'. i ud BnnaMAsrs.
Cimaiaaes.e
HI
. 3 W
aCaasMsss)s)Mk
eansfsii iiili ailllll
asnalea. U eul HOsa
Lha avfeasn h
(send stamp for a nompnict giTing ruu aasertpnew m
of Bemcdy, and psustrated By pMm ehowlac lis TA
application. This paiophlet alone is worth a haw-
drad ttmea Ka esat to ajiy lady in daUcaie haaltk, B
balnsT a thoroutThly praettaal veatisa on this dlsawaasvsW7
THE NEW WILSON
Oscillating Shuttle
sewing nAcmnB
Is wonderful In Ita conception, unprece
dented for doing a large ranaja of aavvina
in text llo fabrics and lsathor. Ita mo
tions are continuous, admitting of art aMt
traordinary rate of speed, either by WSSin
or foot power. Every motion sf tne traasHa
makes six stitches, thus producing about
one-third mora work In a day than ether
Sewing Machines. It hae no atop mo
tions, and tighten the atlteh with tha
II. . . . KvU I liu. k WSklla
ATTOBKXTB.
f B. FINCK, ATTOBjriY, AT LAW. Of.
VV " Kaat Mala Street. BMienwt. Okie