The McArthur enquirer., July 16, 1873, Image 4

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MCARTHUR ENQUIRER
Let Her Drive.
.Hi
mxr wmwm the
1 'A'J: :'? ii'Vi!9U0iKti' -oniuatinff
th6ermon-.fromr.thatv passage.
ft'iW .-a', preached' who was
.!yo'w&,i tongue y arid eccentric.
He was wondeVfuUy popular for
awuue, ana no nlace could hold
..tu uupie wneane - preacuea.
; Ilioiode of taking. ;upircollec
f,ttibh3Vs;.jpWiaJJfcror the
E ,'plafdyWiti startM-ort Ita rounds
-'it Was broughnnliUhe pulpit
It waili ,p.asfesipractice to
;,CWU9. to his fect,siiake;Out his
wallet, lay a bill on the plate,
.VU 0 Jfc-itCa J If .which
... said: "I would, like to . see the
") ..'linil. 1 ' r .
man wno
would' "do jessv than
"thafiTTho boyS;'8aid':tbe bill
was taken back ; ill; they vestry.
One hot Sunday night the pas
tor came into his pulpit dressed
in whiter-white;.; -Vest and
H pants, with a red neck-tie fas
M'tened toiis rcoIIaK'tUfler, the
,:p.r?lftninary' exercises,' he ' rose,
threw ' his coat'VaW, ''put his
thuhifcs Iri the afnhples of , his
vesl;"and gazed steadily at his
ig.congreation (or ajminute; or two
amid" profound silence. "Let
her drive'," said tne, pastor. He
'''then1 waited a - moment, and
then repeated, "Let ter-' drive."
b;;;Lowe,ring his1 voiQe;' he said :
jeYfiTl Will finrl Kr4nvf' fn A nla
'xxvii. l5." "At the close of the
service & plain-IcEbkihg man ad
dressed another; "mnr. "Can
.l'A.
you tell me who this man is that
preacied r to-day t "Oh that
fcrsf-6uaf pastor f CfWniv. com.
pliments-tQinjiram from
. tho West, and am coins to Bos
'6ia. " 1 shall be back next week,
and he -would oblige" me "very
much. if he would preach next
Sunday ; night rom the text,
New York Correspondence
Boston Journal.
SH'll
i.-''AWAOTERiNa showman m In
?tdiana"' found " the - ugliest and
? most misshapen man he ever
gsaw,' and engaged him for a go-r-'rilla
in his show, "said gorilla to
look as much uglier than na
jj ture-made him as- possible, and
keep his mouth y shut, and re
'poive his board and $25 a week
i'.pto bis paw paid. He agreed
tu ucuymo a uumD Deast ror
these tempting considerations,
ana maae a great Biiocess m
s playing- gorilla ; in ; looks . and
; manners ana gorilla repulsive-
- ' 11 mt m -!
s jieas geuerany. , riie snowman
r'eyentually made'a pilgrimage
to Chicago with his fat woman
rand emaciated man,' and an ed-
b cated pig or snake or two. The
i Chicagoans believed in the go
Tilla and wanted him to settle
among ; them. He might have
: : made a big speculation if lie
1iad lonly known-! jL'Chicagd
".would have come down hand
: somely for such a citizen,' if he
ifcad consented ta hooome civil
" lzed.'.But the poor gorilla went
to the Mayor,, the other day,
and told him "all about l it, and
complained that he wan' nAm.i-
- starved, and thatf th
"Tiad" never r.J rf. f
'Ms'w-.::;;': C'j:: -V : Ai snowman
u.- '": .ta him a cent, of
iges' for mlMng 'a beast of
''"himself. , Tjko some .other mon
keys,, he could not . keep his
mouth shut, and if he don't get
! .'outof Chicago very soon he will
have to go work again with a
, hoo,' or some other industrial
implement. '.' ", J
.Society, r is.) commonly . too
cheap. We meet at very short
''intervals,' not' haying had time
to acquire a new value to each
. :.' i : other.iWe meet at meals three
times a day, and give each
' "other a taste of that old musty
- cheese that we are. We have
.- had to agree on a certain set of
rules, called etiquette and po-
Jiteness,' to make the frequent
iieeting tolerable, and that we
" need not come to open war.
m't 77' D. Thcireaut .;';i'V .
Uxcle Sav,' -Bays the St Louis
w-i Democrat, will issue
u. 1 1L, . ... J
new silver
dollar list as soon as he
can get
- isame silver aucL prepare his dies.
"utfirVtll roscmbld the qjd silver dol
"""krwfar as possessing the circle of
rlitk,"'lhe "AttOi-icatl buzzard, E
wTJhuSr ActuUIiB'' female who
t:: iffiilMont 'to , Blt OH tha old dollars,
,ytlflutho collar' tliltpri; ''gone from
IOlt
vlit
,i!.Tt,lJljv,11'r bcai HoTb,wIU not be seen
'oirt!5"ew. ' Biifl mifj been arrested
1 ;'
"WiM'ft tho; furiners are oreani-
iwiiii.iii i,?.. " fi l.-u v.
f cure i
1IUIUW, IV ITUUIU IJO
I'll! I i
JiiWaUXariitliajn to erpMs tueir op
fJ.lrtliVojiathi extension, of pt
wJKDiW'ishoul
fn.iOWPpUc'l to"" pay slxty-flv
,M,qHttHrV''l''8ew'fngmchinetn'at
tdt!f thm.tffacturerp fifteen.
Boston Journal. Things Worth Forgetting.
. How much wiser we should
be if we could remember all . the
things worth remembering that
occur day by day ptOAiud us!
And how much better we should
be if we could forgot all that is
worth forgetting, says a cotem
porary. It is almost' frightful
and altogether , humiliating , to
think how much there is in the
common . ongoing of jrjestic
and social life 'which deserves
nothing but to be at Imeft and
forever forgotten. Yet it is
equally, amazing how F l!Vrge
class who hava'-'noithbusi-ness
but to repeat and perpetu
ate these very things. 1 This is
the vocation of gossipsan or
der of society that pbl;petiates
more mischief than all the com
bined plagues of Egypt put to
gether. Blessed, is that, man
or woman who can let drop all
the bursjand Jfyistlejy instead
01 picKing mem, .up ana iasten-
ing on to the passenger. Would
we but let the1 vexing"iHid ma;
licious sayings die; how fast the
iaceratea and scandal-ridden
world would eret -healed r and
tranquilized. . Forget tliey gos
sipings f-and. bickerings, the
backings, and sueaklng'anuen
dos, and remember only . the
gleams of sunshine and poetry
that 'illuminate thenumblest
life, if we would drive away and
forget the clouds engenered by
things that would. best be for
gotten' tixiJZL '- '
Boston Journal. Things Worth Forgetting. Us Boys.
; Billy Ross, a temperauo lectur
er At Riisliville, Illinoi-'tras'proacli
Ins to the
young
on
his.fciYorite
theme
He said :
"Now, . boys, when I ask you
question youjnust not bjrVfriifd to
speak right out and answer
When you look around and.soe . all
these fine houses, farms and cuttle,
do you ever think who'-'oWns-'them
now? Your fathcrs'-Wft them, do
they not?". , : i.ViTl)f .....
"Yes, sir," shouted; a hundred
voices. 1 - 'it-r- ,v '.
: f,. . T r., ...
"Well, where will your fathers be
twenty years from now ?" , .
"Dead!" shouted the boys.
"That's right And who wiHown
all this property then ? "
"Us boys," shouted the Mirchins.
"Right Now, tell me, did. you
ever, in going along thestreetsj no
tice the drunkards lounging fro.und
thesaloflu door3jaJtUia!jiixjoni
body to treat them?"
"Well, whero will" thcylie in
twenty years from 'nofV
; "Deadl'l exclaimed the, b
i t.
"And who will bcl.tlu! yruavds
then?' rrr..
"Us boys!", x -r r
Bill was thunderstruck, for a mo
ment, but recovering, himself, he
tried to tell the boys bow to escape
such A fate,; i v
T ;
-owaro of Counterf' r
CLARKE'S
1 r
.a A rtmtltemtu to wtaJu nrmUr proUi,
mt th mnmt mf Jab Hjmm am anek
Ail ffcra .... ttntU.ljM TW.
uuruia PUla ra infullDc In Uia mr of all thoM
fusN b4 aafnm dueuM to Mck thm fanals
onaUlutkio ka tubct. 11i modaral all Mnwrfr
Mil mu tU MitprmuHi ol Ui mmu tao oaaml
If motd, tniUauiutHia, tm 4imm. la ll mini at
XonuM sb4 Hniul ASrtiu, fulM In ths Bulk
S t Limbs, Iisti on slutil usrtion, PalplUtisn
J Um liasrt. UatsriM .nil WhlU-s, Ouif will sITsot a
ir rhi an stbar unl hm lailnl. sod althonah
rr ptfwaaliil, aoauia ootlung AurUul to ius most
d-limaaoaatltatioa.
ClrraUr ! Knaluh German aad Freneh around
aak bntll, giwm fall dirMUan and sdrtca.
iiuuaiim mis an aoia at most droit (tons, txit
If "ui dnuiiat eaiiBoi snpplr the oxauiHK, do not
! TMruali
mi ui aeaaftt any oonnUwUlt or boens ar
nd On lnllar to tho sola tnvmrlalAr. -luh
M mil asn4 Um lmlar to tbo aolo
.H... U (Vvtlaixlt Nlnot, N.w York. wrtb nanis
at lirOM o4Maa at which vna will flail fav Lha nlt.
sa. aad a buiila of tho ohoim Pills saonrslr and
ai l pos4 ia fUia rappors will bs tm bj rotura
aipraai. ...
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
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OaM Oovnua. Ooum. A a-rnaiA, Baimcirrrii, 8oaa
iit, Himuhiu, Dnmmn.T Hhiuthiso, 1m
oinasT Coiisuhjptiom and Lima Dibrasm. Thr
km mo tasto of Hodioino, suit any child will Uko
Usom. TWaaaasda ban boaa raatocod to hoalth Uiai
u4 baioto doapolrott. Toatlmonr aivan in hundrails
ofaasss. AoktorUUTAN'tlA'UI.MUNin WAtKKti.
rrtra aSccataMrboK. JOBliOSUtL lYoprla.
lor. I OlUadt HUtmi, Hmw Tork.
THE CHKAT FRENCH REMEDY.'
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Modish rsoalla of Vraaw aa Uio nrj Lent remedy
jaaltoaaosof HjMnaatorrhoM, or 8minal Wnknaaai
Wl bvla
liopoaiu ta tha Urln.; Iturmi !.
Diliir. ana all uo ahartlr
uo inanir iraia ot Umm artdog
4 He ret Hablu. The r mhmm .11
fnxa Abwio aad Heerei Hablu.
otaar ramadli. fall, and han been ucl with aatonlah.
i wins brtaalaadlaa IVenoh Hijmoa durlna
Um oaat II rears. faojphM of Adrlo la Mrh boa.
w will be aoai froe to an addroas.
aalilrMe. frlee a I per
If .v. neat D email.
-y hmm rrm ail otoi
i tee, aa raoalptof arloa brsnr adrevtmed Aaent.
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" Medicfnes.
-f - ' ' . ' -
rpHE ROMANCE
HE ROMANCE OF CURE!
The mnny evliioncpa of extrHonlliinry curas
i that ftro luiy rHrtd a ellccteU (limnli
DR RADWAY'S I
Sarsaparillian Resolvent.
Roaily Roliof ami I'orfoct rnritatlvo rills, In
wrilUm timtlmonlHl from all purt of Ilia
world. siirin88 in wuiulerthuinoHtuxtravURant
miriiclus of nchautiiiout l'hysk-.Imis ami
medical raen la all couutric.i pronouiiuo these
wondurful romodlea a myntory, that neither
theii-seloiKMiof analyHiaoi- rhuinical nkiUoan
exlain. True, these mediuiuvg effect tho
ntiMtiuarvoliMiseures, and reatoro the dying to
Win and relieve the most Wretched nain-suf-ferniK
victim of his tortures, In from on to
trKu minutes, and although they know some
pf the ingrediouts of 1 heir coinnoiiitioii, and Dr.
Iludway has puhlisheil their forinuln (with
huMtnironly two newly discovered roota still
biilhti'vnch.Uomiaii, tiiKlish anil American
eheiiiistsnndulinnniM-eiitUtHultcrly fail with
tlieMimeiiiHrodlcntfaiipiepiHdl liy them. The
great aueoi-ss, wliluli tht.se wourterful rmiiedies
are constantly achleviiijr, lies In tho imiat se
cret of coniblnliiK tlm iiiKrodiuiitM Ciiretlwr,
afterexereUiiiKiluocaroiu selectinir the pure
ami genuine roots.
a Cum1'. S?n.,,'.e.1'8. of M,"l'"- Chemistry as the
SARSAl'AKILM AN UKSOLVKNT, UKADY
BKUKK KAWWAVS 11 tW are without
parallel In tho HisUiry of Medicine, for there
are some inllnnities and diseases that arc con.
sldered as incurable, uudsuru deatli. Vet the
most astounding euros liavo been made thro
these remedies of some diseases that have nev
er been known to be cured hvmodloiue.
sw:?1lilH!0N SUKO'l'l. WHITE
SWhLLlNt,, ruinora In tho Womb, Stomach,
Ovaries, bowels, Uilght's IJlseasa of the Kil
neys that have been pronounced Incurable,
Cancers, Idcers, Swellings, Stone in the Blad
der, Calculous Concretions, V leers ami Sores of
the ItOUCS. Rickets an .I.m.i.Iv, i .i,. ..
other medicines havo boeu known to Teach,
ii!'.etvn,..Ce''-,!' ,,ie SAUSAl'ARII.LIAl
".V'.X ' bJ the READY KEL1KF
l'aljy, Paralysis, lry Gaiifrouo-thut threat
ens a living death-Hlally rutting away of the
limb and flesh Diuhctes, Involunturr IIS"
charge of Water, Knngl in the jiladdur (the
Knipcror Napoleon's disease). Torturing pains
when discharging urine, RIIKU JUTISM,
HOUT, NEURALGIA each and every one of
these complaints though but a few of the
nittuy other diseases, Rudway'sSarsaparillinn
Resolvent has cured aud is dally cu ring in all
part of tho world. w- -.7.
Inouo wenl, any diacaso no matter under
what name designated, that is nourished or
ncreased by bad, impure, depraved, weak,
thin, watery or uolsoiiel Mood can be cured
l)r. Radway ft Co. have ncrer claimed one
huudreth part of the curative virtues for their
remedies as Is ascribed to them hy the people
who have used them; for bear. In mind, only
such diseases anil complaints as Dr. Railway,
afiorsuccossful treatment with their remedies
knew they would euro, were -enumerated in
their curative list, so that many of the oxtraor.
diimry cases that have been reported awaken
ed as much astonishment In the discovery of
Uieir remedial agents as in thoso who hal been
rescnem from death, aud made whole und
toiwm. ,
Asiuanv nersniis iliaiM-anlitml tii..!- ..vt.i-
diimry power, from the fact of their disap
pointment in the use of othwuilvertiscd reme
dies and some believed it Impossible for
simple medicines niuilo only from vegetable
substances root, herbs. c should possess
such marvelous ower. Vet they can readily
comprehend that tho aiimilti grasses of the
Hold, after undergoing the ohemicul process of
distillation desigued hy nature iu the cow and
eiiiii-ii, lumisnes us witn. nutter certninlv the
most ahiiiidunt fut, culorje or heut-makfng
bono, tissue, muscle, sinew and blootl-ninkiiig
constituents for the human bodv.
Jlut when those people who'tlrst doubt the
eiuciiey or inese remenies commence their use,
uniiu mm, iiiuvi. etuiiest uuvucuies.
WOEMS.
THE ONLY SAFE ft SURE REMEDY FOR
"" i, n, x tt U1U1S OK ALL K1MJ8,
OVARIAN TUMOR CURE.
S'cver has atiieillidnn tnkn t,ti,muii.. l.nnn
known to have cured Tumors, either of the
IVOIIlll. UlerilS. Uvar S or ltim-n U- llm kolta
has been the sole reliunco In the hiuwlu of .
penunceii surgeons; but Jr. Kadwav'sSar
saiiarilllan settles this question. It has cured
over twenty person! of Ovarian Cysts and
i uiimu, ui, wen mb i uinors nw 4iie Jiowe s,
Ascites, and Calculous Couuretious.
v tin. i, uiiiii. jjivur. ivniiiKii-Hi n.ifiiuinti
Tumor of 19 Years Growth Cured- by
Ivadway'a Kesolveut.
BKVIKLV.-M ABB.'. JlllV 18. 1861).
I)K. lUllWlV: I lisvn IihiI ItvniMiin Tiimnr
IntbA ovarici (nd bowel. 'All the doutors
sa id the.i-e was n help for It, 1 tried every-
iiiiug uisi was rccommoiiueii, nut notiiing
bullied mo. 1 saw vour Hesnlviiiifinil rhiiiiiriil
i woniu try it, nut nail no faith In it, Ijeeause
hail suffered for IV years. I took six bottles
of the Kesolveut, one box or Railway's 1'ills,
and used two bottles of your Ready ltelief.and
there is not a sign of a tumor to he seeu or
felt, and I feel better, smarter and happier
than 1 have for IS yearn. The worst tumor
was In the left side uf the bowels, over the
groin. I write this to you for the benefit of
others. You can publish it If voit chouse.
' HANNAf IVKXAi'P.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER
Krom a prominent gcnllomau and resident of
Cincinnati. Ohio, for the past forty years well
known to the newsiianur uiililiHbei-a iliwim.li.
out the United StoUw; ...
AW YOUK, Oct. 11th, IfiTtt
Dk. RaDWAY Dear Sir: I am liulm-eil iiv
sense of duty to the suffering to make a brief
statement of the working of your medicine on
myself, for several yours I have been ntlliet
ed with some trouble In tho bluddor and urin
ary nrgaus, which some months ago culmina
ted in a most terribly alll let leg disease, which I
tiiu iiiivniciuiiB an miiiii was Niifljniimiif! . , .
tiirointho uretha, as also lnflB""-"
klilnuyi and bladder. n ' ' " 1 Wiric-
opiuion that my as v - i I ...uum of the
myevorgetn- - - gave-It as their
nuni-" ,a years would prevent
...g radically cured. I had tried
r nf nlivaii-iiins. and had taken a large
.inntitv of medicine, both allopathic and ho-,.,..-w.,.ii,i.,
hut iri.t im relief. 1 had read of
asUinishlng cures having been made by your
rmiieilies: und some four months ago I read a
notice In the Philadelphia Saturday Evening
l'ost of cure having be-n effected on a-)K-r-sou
wiio had long been suffering as I had been.
I went right elf and got some of eaeh-your
SarsapariUiau Resolvent, Ready Relief, and
Regulating l'llla-and comnienceii iiirmis
them. In three ilnvs I was greatly, relieved,
and now feel as well as pvc.r - i n rt .
.1. it. A Jir..?,, niriuimi i. v.
I'. l. nnns dollar ner iMittlc. bold by Drlig-
rists everywhere, and at 11 ri Hudauy't, Jfo. 8
iVurren, cor, Church 8t.. Jl. 1 f ; j,
KADWAY'S UKADY 11KLIKKII .
rn.a tho n-nrat 1'sins In from 1 to 30 nilnutotl
payNOT ONE HOl.'U ftfU-'r rcailiiiK thit
advertisement need any one suuer witn pain,
RADWAT8 READY BKLIKf
t nm fni. .ion nnln. It traa the first ami
is the only 1'kin ltmiuily that tnstnutiy stops
ll..,....! tvniw.ini ii v iiiiins. N.11UVS lnnauuiia-
tions. anil cure coiiKcationa, whether of the
i.nnirs. HtoniHi'li. Bowels or other kIhihId ami
orKiuis, ly one niipllcutlon, In from one to
twuntv minutes. No matter how viiilfiit or
excruciating the pain, the Khetimiilic, Bel
rlililcn, Inllrm, Cniiiilol, Neryoiis, Nfiiriilglc
or prostrated with disease may timer,
RADWATS JtSADY ttUKf
Will afford Instant vase!
Inflammation of the Kidneys, Inlliimmntlon of
llm Itlaililor. Inllanimat on of the Jlowt'ls.
Uoivatia of tha Limits, Hnre Throat. Dllll
cult ItreathinR. Palpitation of the ili ui t.llys.
tnrlcs, l-rouii, I'lptnurin, tntarrn, iiiuiiuiizb,
Ifeailaclie, 'inothai'.he, Mnirnlgla, uneiima
tlBin. IoI.Ih. Chills. Air lie (hills.
Tho application of the Heady Hollef to the
part or parte where the pain or (lllllinilty ux-
ints win anorn ease ami comrorr.
90 Ilrona in a half tunililer Water will
ill a IIIW I1IIIIUMTH, 1.111V ,jii,hi. ' 1. 1
HUnnai'h, Heartburn. Slfk IluadaohH. Dlar-
rha-a, lvscnuiry, iMiic, rvinu in tne nowois,
and all fiiLMrnnl Pains. i .
Travelers should always carry nlioUloof
Itinlwny's Heiief with them. A few drops in
wutur will nrevent alcknesa or ua ns from
rhnniro o' water. It is better than French
lirnndy or Bitters at a etliniilant.
Kaver and Ae-ue cured Tor oil cents.
There la not a remedial aaent in this world
that will cure Kerer ami Agtio, and all that
Alularious. 1)111 lone, ncarlet. J vimioIiI. lello
ami other Fevort (aided hy Itnilway'a Tills) so
quirk as Kadwajt Heady Hellvf, Ml cents per
bottle. - . .
Pit. RAIMVAY'8
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS
I'erfnctly tasteless, elogaatlr roiitoil, for the
cure of all illsonli-rs nf the rltomach. I.Ivor,
Bowels, Kidney", Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
iiuaiiaciie, unsupnimn,i;ouvr.ncss, jmiiKea.
tion, liyspcpsin, Jllllousness, Bilious Kever,
lnllaminatlon of the Dowels, l'llet ami all ile
ranKninonUof the Internal V iHtera.warrantoil
to effect a positive cure, . .
PVRKLY VIUBTAKr.K. Containing no
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i tliK"suru
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I.IiwnI to the 11
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niws or wniaut iu nimi-.,i.
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lireathluir. rihttiirlne; at the Heart, Choking
or Biiwi'ivtlng Hensations when In u lying 1W
eurn, Oimncsaof Vision, Dots or Webs lief ore
the Hlght, Fever and Hull Pain In the Head,
licflciuni'y In Perspiration, Yellowness of the
Hkln and Kyea. Pain In the Hide, (.'host, Llmh
andHiidden Flushes uf hear, Ilurnlng In the
Flesh. A few dose of Railway' Pills will
free tho system from All . tho above disorder.
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fTl?"-Head Falaaanil Tru".' fend on letter
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Church Ht, N. Y. Information worth thou.
ands will li nt you. i .
Medicines.
Ho Pertort can take theia Bitter acton)
RI to direction!, and remsin long unwell, provide
eir bones are not daitroyed by mineral poiion or olhi
neant, tud the vital organt waittd beyond tha poiq
f repair.
IlyspepiU or Indigestion. Heidnche, P
b the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dit
liness, Soar Eructationt of tha Stomach, Bad Tait
k the Month, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of th
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the region
)f tha Kidneys, and a hundred oilier painful symptom!
ire the offsprings of Dfipepaia. In thete complaint
a nsa no cquai, ana one noiue win prove a Letter guat
Ultee of ita merits than a lrnrlhv ldvartiaemenl.
ror Female Compluints, in young or old
Bsmcu or aingis, at ino aawn oi womanliood. or
nini of life, these Tonic Bitters ditolav to decided
nfluenct that a marked improvement it toon percep
For Inflammatory and Chronle Rhear
oiatiam and Gout, Bilioui, Remittent and Intel
nittent r evert, uueaicj ol Uie Ulood, Uver, Kidney
uid Bladder, these Ditlert have no equal. Such Oil
laws ara caused by Vitiated Blood, which general)
iroduced by derantement of the Dicntive Oreans.
Pher ara a Mantle Fargatlve aa well ay
t a onie, poiietiing also the peculiar merit ol acua
it a powerful IKeuf in relieving CnngrMtion or Inntnl
nation of tha Liver tad Visre! organt, aad iu BUiou
uiseaiea
Kin Diseases, Erumiun., 'Teller, Xti
kheura, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Puitulet, Boils, Cat
junclta, Ring.worrai, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
pelas, Itch, Scurfa, Diacolorationtof the Skin, Humor
lad Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or natun
ire literally dug up and carried out of the lyslera in
aiart time bv the uie of these Bitters
Grateful Thousands proclaim VmaaA Hit
rata trie most wondenui luvigorant uiat twi tuttaiue
he sinkine system. ........
(.WALKER, Prop'r. B. II. HeDOM A tD at CO.
pniRPitt ana uen. Agts., San rraociKO, vaL. 1
and cor. of Waahington and Charlton Sts,, Mew Yorlt
TOLD BY ALL DRUOGISTH AND HEALERS
A, BOOK FOn THE MIIM JO!V I
Patat ! m Mamfl AprtvsUCtiBielrtotait
fJXL&PPlclEaQ Married or Hiom about to.
m , 0 lprrr d iheiiatT-lalofleal
. f ,n1n ,. jieTleiaDilreUtloiitl
; : atl mmm.0m ibeMxulirLatu, wltlitbt,
m dUaov.rlts la prodnclna aud privtatiai offiprtiif,
bow (o praitrva tht eotup.tzlon, 4o.
Thlil au .ntcrtiiliiff work ofiwo hnndred and titif
fiagoi, vital nuroaraua tjtLf ravlogi, and coDiaioaTaluabls
uformaiioD for ihoM whoftrimarrled.arooDUmpUtaHar- -rial.
Bit lilt Li hook tliatoufht tobt kept neder look
and key, and bo I laid oxrUaily about th tioai.
IltoatalDi Us iirrM u4 ad-ifl of a pkysUIW
boM ropuiatton la world-vld, and ihonld M In tb prt
Taudraverervi7anal andfnmaUthroughouttbtonilr
fioM. iiUDratMiTr7iniog cm lDtiuojataviiDs -w
ratlr arttni that ii voriti knowlBi,!.!
ut
Mailt Vai ll
iiin ! ut ur won .
a anr on IItm of DOitan. far Tlrtr
OcnU.
diddrulr. UutW' DUpiia4pNo. 13N.KllitaltrHl
Bt. Louli, M.
Notice to the Affllctel nl Uiifortunatt.
Veror tpplylof t th Dotoriftni qaaekt wh adrertUe t
Rubtl papera,or uilag anr , nmcditi ptrni Pr.
otli work no maltar what jour diiu 1$, or now deplor
bit jour eoudltioi.
lr Jlut i oooanlai t tlookl bona of twittrWT
roomi ; I doraod by -om f th noil eeltbrated aitdW
alprofeiaort of taUoonntr and Kurop. aad ean bB
ulled peraonalljr or by mall, on thodlieaaot mollonedl.
bliwnrka. onto and parlra,No. UN. KlgbU Lrta
IxjffWMa Uawktt nod Cbotnut, Bu LouU, U, .
OK. CROOK'S WINE OF TAB
TenTcarsorapnbl
test hw proved Dr.Crool
V IneofTar to have mo
'merit tliun any almlL
oreparatloii everofferad'
. . ML.:
tha public It la rloh I.I
tAe medicinal iufititioa
Tar, and onenaaled f
dlaeasea of theThro.it
E. antra, performing tl
mostremarkableearoa.
'J? efTectuallycareaallCoai'
t-W aad Colds. H has cored
-"mniiv coses of Aatbia
,!ri3B? m . j i i
COD
att
Ilraaaf- murt or lliu-l
fsravel r Kidney ell
eaa,dlseaBeaoftheI7rii
ry Onrana, JTaandlo
or any Liter Couiplali
IthasnoeauaL '
'A la ailao is anpcriur Toeiie,
Beetorca the Appetlti
" Strentrthena the System,
Kettorea Use Wea.lt and Debilitated,
Cauaea the Pood to IMgo'
ftemovea Pyapepila and Indlrreatloi
Preveuta Blalarloua Vever
Blvea ton to your Sy atom.
KEEP TIIE BLOOD 1'OU
And the health of th cyatei
will follow. XhereiaupriiiKri
tlon of Iron and lok itot
Wore efrectual than all other
wmon win remove from yoi
aystoin the Impure and vitiate
blood which cauaoa d iHeaao, an
atthoaametlme build up you
health and strength Itnavo
i .w run, XI - I
tyrofnlii,(eF jUa hat 1
. ea r . ..aloas Ulaeat
.s Eyeo or Jr, o
..crofnla. In any ffornt, Tet
'lter, White Swelllntr. ..
dorea. (Jleera, or Serofulon
Inflammations, you can rel
on being oured with thla prept
ration Known aa Dr.C'rook'
( oropourul ftyrnp of JPok
BuC Hhennintlatn. I"iln
In tlmbaor llonea.t'onatHo
hMtLemioan uv xmeruv
Vial or other Dolsons, are a)
cured by lt For Hypullla, o
MrpblllUe taint, uiere is uoii,
Inif equal to It. A trUI wU
prove it.
Beautify your Complexion.
Ho not nee ualnt or powder, but ret t mot
Permanent beauty by purifying yoor bloot
hla preparation of Iron and Poh Moo
tiRVAiamiiffaaniiKaiy .am ihiiumiiiwhw.
shanaoa that aallow complexlou to one c
rreshneti and health, and remove liny Urnp
UveIlaenaeeortlieHklii,liuirlea, lu
lnla,Ulotctaeaaki:ruptlona. IfyouuiH
osy oheetraana a neaiuiy coinin-iiu, uae
jrook'a tuuiiMJuaaityruDoj roiMiiujov
v
Chromos.
6 CHROMOS
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1 IAI AT woaa tuain.ws), r sa.w.
tTe e UeuCVreno. ere U. k. e Wi
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ATCHISON. TOrKKA A 8ANTA' Yf, . tl.
THREE MILLION ACHES
nitwit In and mar th A rttantii Valltvi '
.... pin fin Portion o Kantatt , j
Eloveo yearf tf4lf Seven pur cent. Inter.
t. K pur tj reilucllon to i
,;;p;;.. tevwkpmr .:.
wisp j?a TQ.t'A?":avtfl
B FiCTH alioitt this Grant 'uru-Ix)
M,'TOng Credit, and a Rebate to settlei
arlvone-fmirth: -a Rich Hull aud atulei
did ( llmatat short and ailld Winters; early
planting, anil no wintering of HIM k ; plenty
of Itaiiifall, nd Jntt at the right season; Coal,
III Ifclllll !, .IM, JHWW .. .n , ww,
HUme nndllrickan the line; heap Rale on
Lumber, coal, , pa Iftnii. ownen ny bmcii.
lil
InUimt Ilomeateail an 4 Fre-einptlons now
a V
abundant: a flrat-clats Rail road onthellneof
a great Through lloutet Proijuctt Wl" ,V1
lor A.ana uu jmpruvaineuia, j ,
Irough SiewSut
completion of tht Itoad. "
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TOI'KKA
IkaVFor Information and Tickets apply W
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baa been pronounoeii
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Periodicals.
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1878.
THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER.
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Improved , 1 1
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or any other power, and warranted to grind
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' otner aim.
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' ol guaranteed to make two holoi to
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MEDICINES.
JTISHART'S PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL!
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
FOR THE ' ,
TUROAT AND LUNGS!
It is gratifying to us to inform the public
that Dr. 1.. O. C. Wlshart't Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, for 'I'll ion t Aud I.ung Diseases, has
gained nn envlue'.j reputation from the At
Iantio to the l'ncillo const, and from thence to
some of tho first tumilio's of Europe, not thro'
the press alone, but by persons throughout the
Htnlen actually benefitted and oured at Ills
o;ice. While lie publishes less, so say our re
porters, ho isunnlilu to sup lily the demand. It
gains and hoi. Is its reputation ,
First. Not bv stopnlng cough, but by loos
ening and assisting nature to throw off the
unhealthy mutter collected about the throat
and bronchial tubes, wicA ninsss irritation.
Second, It removes the cause of irritation
(which produces cough) of the mucous mem
brane and bronchial tubes, amiislt the lungB
to nctaiid throw oil' the unhealthy secretions,
anil purities the blood.
Third. It is free from squills, lolielln, ipecac
ami opium, of which most throat and lung
remedies are tioinpo.ed, which allay cough
only, and disorganize the stomach. It hat a
nothing effect on the stomach, acta on the
liver aud kidneys, and lymphatic and nervous
regions, tl:;.s rcacdlng to every part of tho
system, and in ill Invigorating and purifying
ellocta it has gullied a reputation which It
muse hold alsive all others iu the market.
NTotiOOi
THS PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,
GREAT AMERICAN
DYSPEPSIA PILLS,
AND
WOK Iff SUGAR DROPS,
lining umlur niv iiiimeiliate'dirertlon, they
shall not losa their curative quulittee by tho
use of cheap uud impure articles.
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"BEE LINE."
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI,
and INDIANAPOLIS Railway, via CRESTLINE.
The following aio the distance and fares
from ColumBus, Ohio: .
Milea To : v -i:tf't ;' Fare.
ift-nelowaro ........ .... bn
. 40-('anilngton -i,...V...... 1.4s
68 Ualioa . .... . ............. S.U5
Kl-Crestline I SO
71-Khelny .................. S.5
(tO-N. Londoa 4 8.0
101 Wellington 8.66
J25 llerea - .'.U. ..,,.. . . ... 4.M)
l:- leveland - - - 4.50
1 Marlon ....... , . .. . j . . . . 'l.f
119-llollel'ontiane .............. H.O
Ut Sidney .- - - 3.1u
ITT Union .' - - - -J ...... a 1 0.110
TO-Mi.nsllold 2.TU
lrt Alliunee . - . . . . . .... 6M
KM Forest --r?-i-.- ....... 8.110
136 I.lma 4U
la-Vun Wert - - .'. - . - . . B.5
IIM-Ft. Wayne'. : i : ........ 6 S5
IIS Sandusky ..-..i 4.10
101 Toledo 6.t
818 Detroit .-. r j . . .... -186
B3 Pittsburgh T.40
501 Harrlsburgh ...... f . .. . . . 19.00
607 Philadelphia 19.60
6H0 Baltimore ...... ...m... 16.60
V81-I)unkirk 8.KI
mi Uiiffalo - - j i. . 1C.0J
tM5-Nlagara Falls ....... 15 80
8H4 Sarologa ...... w ........ ir. 0
741 New York - 17.60
V71 llotton vin New York S0.50
ma-Uoston via Albany .......... S0.50
188 Indianapolis 0.20
ISO tJincinniiti 4.00
450 St. Louis . :1.00
Ti Kausae City 5IM.00
769 Leavenworth -
TT1 Lawrence ........... so JO
790 Topeka ViM
800-8t. Joseph . 28.00
849 Chicago--. ...... 11.46
4S7 Milwaukee ...... 14.46
448 Hurllugton 1B7
508-Peoria 15.66
78-St. Paul 811.45
6S4 IjlCrotse . - -- ...-.-- S4.46
700 Des Moinet - sft.eo
684 Rock Island - -. iim
884 Omaha 81.45
Wll Cedar Rapid S0.86
670-Iowa City r S0.60
m Dunlelth - .... 1D.40
6738-San Francisco 129.46
The aliove rates of far are tuhjoct to chitng
et. Addreta
E. FORD,
Passenger Ag't "Bo Line," Columbus. O,
BEE LINE.
CINCINNATI
& INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY.
On and after Monday, May 28th, 1871. Ex-
riress Trains will leave Columbus uud Crest
Ine and arrive at point named below at fol
lows:
Stations. No. a. So. 4.
Ko. 6. "
Columbus ....11:10 a. m.
4:10 17. m.
S:85 a.in
4:50 .
1:80 ;'
11:00 p.m.
4:40
6K
1 :80 a.m.
11KX)
8:40
Crestline. ..j. 14:80 p.m. 625
Cleveland.... 8:48 T :4IS
Buffalo .10:SO 4:10
Niagara F'ls 1:00a.m. 0:45a.m.
Rochester... 1:0 1:05
Albauy .:4 :oup.m.
Itoston 5:Wp. m. 11:S0
N. Y. City.. . 8:80 8:80
Crestline.... 1:4B p.m. 6:85 p.m.
Pittsburgh.. (1:86 l:x6a.m.
Hurrlshurg . 1:15 ft. in. 11:2ft
8:86 a.m
8:46 p.m
t :40 a.m.
Baltimore... 10:40 S:40pan..
UiLhlnnln. 1'IOn m. a9i
Phlladufphlall:iaa.m. 8:16
1:00
Crestline ....11 p. m. 1:45p.m. 6:66a.m.
Fort Wayne.. 6:80a, m. 1:15a.m. ii:!
Chicago... ,18:10 p.m. 7:90 6:00 p.m
itt.jy.Vo. 4. leaving Columbus at 4:10 n. ro
has u Throuirh Car via Delaware for Spring.
Held, reaching Sprlnglleld without change at
Tup, m.
... . . . a .... . 1 . , . T. .
nam no. a, on too ixnuiuuus cl nueamg
vsui.v uaiiroau connect wun no. t train.
Throuirli Ticket for tale at Athena.
PA.sSenuKU TRAINS returning arrive at
Columbus at li:8o a. m., 1U5 a. m, and:W
a. in. i
i-Palaco Say and Sleeping Can
On All Trains.
Nn. 6 leaving? Columbus at 9:8S a. ni.. on
Sunday, runs through without detention, by
both Erie and New York Contral Railways,
arriving at New York on Monday morning at
(1-40 a m.
For particular Information in regard to
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. H. FLINT, tien. Hltp-t,
' ' - JAS. PATTKHSON,
- General Agent, Colnmbtts, Ohio.
EIJGKNB FORI),
Passenger Ag"t.ilnmliiis. Ohio.
Ind., Cin. & Lafayette Railroad
Great Through Passenger Railway
to All Points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
This is the Short Line via Indianapolis.
The Groat Through Mail and Express Pas
inger Lino to St. Louts. Kansas City, St. Jo
soph, Denver, sau Francisco, anu an poiutt in
Missouri. Kansas and Colorado.
pnesnnnest biki only iiirect roup
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dlanauolls l.afayatto, -Terra Haute, Cam
t.I.I.. J'll.. 0...i:.All..f.l t.Ml. U...lln.,.,n
UI 111(0 niiiuHiJvivi, . w, .m, .... iiunu,
uncago, Milwaukee, ou raui, auuan point
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The indlauapolis, Cincinnati a i.aiayetie
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nassenirera more facilities In Through Coach
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from Cincinnati, having the advantage of
Thrnnah Dallv Can from Cincinnati to
Bt.
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1)1118, itanSRB Llty, DU vuiuihi. ovi 1U, jur-
llugton, Chicago, Omaha, and all Intermediate
point, presenting to Colonists and Families
such comfort and aooouimodatlon a are
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TReoiiKh Tickets and Baggage Check to all
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m., and 9:00 p. in. 1 .
Ticket ean he obtained at N. 1 Burnet
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coi ner Plum aud P" itreeti. ClnclnnaU.
' Be sure to nurliaao ticket via Indianap
olis. Cluclun" Lafayette Railroad.
Master Tranaportatlon, Cincinnati.
- C.lf. LORU,
, . Uiiof Ticket Clerk. Cincinnati.
This is the Short Line via Indianapolis. Columbus & Hocking Valley R. R.
Short Line to Lakes and the North
West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY.
A ioiiow:
,.i I Depart .
Athen 0:10 a.m.
Arrive . :
Columbui 9:85 a.m. '
Cleveland 4:00p.m. '
lMtlslmrgh. 8:15
jnlaiiaiJllt I65 '
Chicago .'ii', Mai.
Sirlngtteld 1:1 p.' '
Iiayton ., "
Depart
8:16 p. m,
. Arrive.
6:80 p.m.
"1:10 a.m. '
11:45 a.m.
IrlO " I
6
1:40 p.m.
. 1:10 ...
Clot connection male at LaneMter fbrClr.
clevlllo,Ziinivllleandll point Ah' Mi din
cinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad. .
Direct connection made at Columbui for
Dayton, rlprlnglleld, Iudlanapoll. Chicago
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oCI
itb
ic.nl
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