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TUB" DAILY-EMPIRE.
From the Hartford (Conn.) Times.
Negro Suffrage.
Not wiHhIIimI with tlie vcnltct which the
Ipce Smtms no fiir iu tliry havfl voUil upon
Dip Hiilijnrt, hitvo TMiilMml njr,lnt n')rr
HUllrftfrR, the Ttiftl men In Vnifiv nrc
pri'winq tlmt lntir upon thv ppopln, nnd atr
iitli'iiiptlnsr to niftko It a rnntlltlnn prwn
irrttit uiHin tho Hoiilhorn States of tliclr lul
imUkIiiii to the hulls of i tnr nn.
-A ninulMT of propositions hnvn ItPcti In-trtxliii-ol
lnl tlif lnwnr lloiiKOof CoiiKmtK
to uincnil tli I 'onstllutliMi, BlHlilii)t till
lrw(nalilv Iw'twciMi th white nnd hLirks,
hImI to extend iifl"me to nil colors but nt
Infill sexes. These fiiniitlos wonhl make
the Afrlc:in isjiisiI with the whit men, hut
wriiiltl not ui:ik( the white women Mlitl
rully the inil of negro men. They are
lilMrk mini.
' At rh North. In Mm Mhlille HUttes, anil
nt the. West. tin1 eople have. SMken stfiillut
nt'jrrn siiiVntifP In nn eniiihatie manner. At
thv polls in I'.iloratln, Wisconsin, Mlniicsottt
nml lowit, tin" vumi it uowii. in ounce.
limit they ilefettte( it as empliHticiilly. In
New York. Ohio. New Jersey, IVmisMj-
vsmi. anil other Hlste. the Itepiiblk'Hti
trairtpleil hniii it in their C onvention, nnd
tho liemoerat ootHiwd H. -
-in the fitee of then! iflBrlnif results, the
tlostruetlves in !oii(fren wniitdnrre nepro
stlflrajre lioii tlie South, where thecoloretl
r:m are universally linorant mill below
the eoloretl men nt the free. States. The
New York Tiin?t of Dec. lttsnys:
Ti only power which impress bun
upon tin" mutter 01 seciirinjr ireemnen
Hiiflriise in the power of proposing nn
nmeiulinent to the Constitution to thitt end.
Wo doubt whether there In a member, in
eirjinr hninoh. visionary enough to Iniajr-
Ina It to be poxmbln to obtain the rulllli-a
tiHii of snv hiicIi amendment bv three
fourth of the States. Not one nt the late
slAve St.it oh would ratify it of their own
aeetiril. nor would one-quarter of the other
Stntes tor thesiniple rwm Unit more than
three-fourth of them cm hide colored men
from their own balloHtoxes, nnd U would
ho monstrously unjust for such States to
compel the Southern SUtte to nn electoral
system they themselves are unwilling to
intent. If the Northern neirro, wlio has al
ways been free, and had oiMirtiinitles for
mental Improvement, is deemed unlit to
vole by the Northern Slates, they are in no
sitioii to insist that the Southern nero.
whose faculties liave been kept dwarfed
and benighted by life-long slavery, shall be
aiimitted to tlie soiiuiern pons."
A Clerical Belligerent.
We Ibid the following an ex
clmnce :
Two members of a reliiriotta contrreira-
lion lu Toledo had a fallimc out the oilier
day, and came to blown at last. A friend of
both went tor the pastor of the church, who
dime, lectured tho parties, and left them.
No sooner wan hU bank turned than they
went at it again, lie wax called back, and
while he was reuioiistratinir with the bel
ligerents, one of theiu"iued"lilm. W here
11 1111 the clergymen turned In ami thrashed
tlie fellow soundly. The pastor belongs to
tlie Church militant." .
All vessels and trains of cars coming Into
the United Suite's from Canada are now
closely inspected, to prevent smuggling.
L'hirugo .hmrtuil. f
That is : guards are stationed along the
frontier to see that our people, do not buy
goods diuier than the New Knguuid mih
iif;K'tur rs sell them. This Is tho way Con
gress prohvtH the MMile. They are not
IH'i'inltted to purchase v. Mere they can buy
clieaest, but must pay high tariff prices,
whether they wish to or not. Mad. Drm.
Hkavy rocKT-ricKiNH. The Kx press
of (he Ohio and Mississippi Railroatl, which
arrived here on last Satunlay, wasiinfortu
nate, lu havlu; aiiionK it patweugc.nl
mob' of expert pickpockets, who "went
through' a miinber of pawenirers in the most
complete maimer. Anion;: the viciinm of
llieii HKHl was i r.i. u. iv nj;iir,oi tne uniied
Slates Navv. who lost ; in Treasury
notes, and tUIXX) worth of railroad bonds.
The purse containing thla money and the
bonds was taken olf while the Doctor was
asleep lu the sleepinjj-car. Cin. Commer
cial. The man who married his wife to dis
grace her family ban been discovered. The
Washington uourt hati granted to Julia K.
Kennedy a divorce from John 1. Kennedy,
who led her six weeks after marriage, alleg
ing that he married her simply to spite her
father;
An editor, in describing the doing of
mad dog, savs: "lie bit the cow In the tail,
which has since died." This was very un
fortunate for tlie tail ; but we naturally feel
some interest to know what became of the
cow. - ' '
There was a lively negro riot in l'lilladcl
phia, in which about :loi) sable citizens "as
serted" themselves ill a brisk demonstration
uiHmasiiiall white boy, who had assaulted
drunken wench. The mob was mailt up
largely of the members of a negro regiment
now enjoying high life in the (Quaker City.
The police became meddlesome and several
Saiulws suffered severely.
A Clerical Belligerent. Legal.
CI MALL KARM ONB MILK FROM M1AM1HBURU
f") AT MAbTKR OOatMlSttlOtlKK'S 8ALB.
Joaopb. Lambart, ) " a
Harriet Loroe, (. al. Buotior Court.
Pursuant to an orilor of tho Buporior Court
Montgomery county, on o. oiftuo m tno bout on
tillwluiua., and to modirootoil, I will otlor al public
Au ion al tho door of tho Court Houaa, 1 lh city
of Dayton in tno tiiu.y ni miiwwi,
' KlTIIHhtV. JANI1AHV Oth. IKIill.
hotwoon 'ha hour. l ouo and lour o'olook, r. Bf .,
aaid day. tlio foilowina dHacnued roal oataU, tO'Wit,
btualein th County of ontKomary and Buu
Ohio, in Srtion , Town a, nans o, k.hh o., rwRin-
niniiatthaH W. earner ol wm. truw w acr io
in void atw'Uon and munios thonoo Kant ST ohaina
'ji lilcn In tlio ohaanoT ol Boar Crook, thonu.
,l,.n tho channel of aaid tlreok, a 1 . 4 ohaina.
.v..... uao K. Hnhtna: thenoe i. iMa . A ohaina;
then.:. l lfU ohaina and ft llnlta to a point
ehaina and Ml link, south of Wolday'a una; thohoa
uarallol with tho oaat and woat line, tb aoouoa
Alaua uartol tha an. ae.it on bog-inning al tho
a v nt Ou, al ova deauribed tract: thonca
aloHif tho oaat lino thereof to tha north lino
aaul tm.il, tlmnoo oaat for (imnllly, uieno uarallol
...... .i h. n.KtiU.MiMil line to tho aouth Una
aaid traot: th 'D. e alun tha aaid Una to th plana
besinuniKOOnuuomsnaore..
rind land baa boon aepraiaad at TS por aero and
oannu4 aa.l tut luaa ltiw iwu-iunua avy,.--Diant.
T.rma.1 l..ol..i w , LmjLmi' "
f-IAMilSLaiUUal iatKr
S or No.niiber, lsoa. th. undoraiguod waa ap
djwst"41 7 JuiiiFH UtMBK-T-M
Tllli, KKIDAV'H r5rtTATIt.-ON THB U DAY
T l HoVotnbVr, lo. undoraisnod wa.
rimtltl "rq"rn.dTl.n,n,tr..o, of th-"-""'
II, "'a.,, M d taoni(ou.y ootioty. Ohio,
doomed. RUAS tilBBiJlT.
not ow ... r , , . i.
Shirts and Gents' Furnishing.
IRT MANUrAOroKT
AND
GEMS' FIRISI1I STORE.
It A L P1I V. JUeCKA VK EN, , f
NO. WKHT roURTH IT.,
loath id, bi. Main knit w.lnut, opoaiM th.
.i..p'.won goia nBiM,
CINCINNATI, O.
OITIZKNH ANI 8THANOKR8
IIKHIKIII'S UP rmM'IIRINIl HtTPKKIOK
HIIIIITH,
1 cor;i.Ait,v "
OLOVES,
Hankerfehiefs, ' ' .' ',
Ilowiery,
rrifis, etc.,
ARE INVITKD TO CALL AS AMOVE.
HI ID IMC 33 M D 23 H.
No. U, Wicst Fourth Hthept,
Sign of the Marble Shirt on Sidewalk.
ShlrU Made to Order by MeMRrement
,M
I' AND ' i! !'
WARRANTED TO FIT.
' ' ' u ' ' '
PAPER PATTERNS
NEATLY' CUT.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PEOFITS
i ' 18
OUR MOT.TO.
ALSO
pnopniETon
NEW YORK LAUNDRY.
Shirts and Gents' Furnishing. Dry Goods.
a
a
of
of
of
of
of
f
ap.
328.
328.
NEW 8TOCK.
DRY GOODS.
,"GE0. A. DIXON,!
ft Third Street,
. ' (NUITH alUK.)
HAS Juat moalTftd, and la onoumx, th larnoxt,
Hnext. and host Holaotod atook of Kanoe and
I'l.in I'HV. olios. rtn,H uooda. Balmorals, ffcinerti
Clths tor Non'a and Hoy'a Wear, whnh inoliidea tha
luuowing ntm
DRESS GOODS,
Plaint Nllk.lw. atll Colore.
riajairad SI I ha, la) ll Colore.
Hlack At Plata Ml Ike, Corded At Kpi
Kl.iaalParU Vlwta
Irlah Papllaa. Plata aad Plaid.
fr.noht Papllna, Plata aa Plaid.
rreaok Merlaoe, all Colore.
Plata, Htrlpad v riajird;AMpaeaa,
all Colors.
All Wool Plaids.
'Wool U L,alaee.
AMarloaai.U;LlBi. aaa
DOMESTIC IGOJO DS.
Amerioan Bleach Muslins.
Ea'liib Bleach Muslins, very fine.
Brown MuiliM.' , . t ,
Can Flannels.
Checks, Tioki, and Stripes.
Linen and Cotton Sheeting 10 4.
Blnaeh & Brown 54 Pillow Oate
, Mnihni.'
Alexataider (Unaiaa) Kid Slav
Cktlldreai'a Olara.
Back, Maoism Valamar GIot
trim.
Sllkvatod Cloth Clovoa.
' OLOAKING8.
i
Ladles Cloaklaira, Hepolloota.
. '' Moacow R.sr.rt
u Wblla.r B.av.r.
.. Plata Ulaek Clothe
, '"T nn
Huparb Htook or Olotha for If on and Bora Wears
lenan! Clothe, for l irerooataj General mock
, of Motions, tibawla and uioakai wnit
1 uooue, lars atooa; uace vouarerau
( Kmbroiderieei Hal moral., a ory
largo lli rlradlay'a eel.
, . baaaad . Hoop . Bkiffa I .
' o.. Ac , Ao.
Foreiga'3 and Domestic,
Oil stook of Oooda is Itha boat thai oould be so
laotad in BaJlera atarkst. and u so aicellod la any
oitr.lieiM at th latent and moat elegant sty I.
, Tb Publte are wrdlaliy inriteo w oan ana axaia.
iu for thamealvas. - ,i llii c . v. -
?GEO. 1A. DIXON,
118 THIRD ITS
I ' l ''bantu ' omv
uuin ui.
BOTlMI
Liliri,'1 int'.'r a' il I ni!j-'.
Shirts and Gents' Furnishing. Dry Goods. Railroads.
THE ATLANTIC ART GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY.
WlLL.oomm.oo Haaniaf thra Tbreacli Ttsiu bo
twM OIkMbmU .id tho
EASTERN CITIES,
Fwni throuxh tta oolotmMd
0)1 Refln of Peansylyel.
Lmt Onyton s sn , m. ArrtT. .1 4:00 p. m.
' ltwipm. - lSo.m.
" " 1:10 , n. IMi.ni.
Tho Rb(iiim, Oorn, on olhor tqiilpmonM of thin
Lino, ojoonuroly now, ol I ho moot owoorn, .iitwun
Umi on l .rOT.l HosAriptloiw, uuo.lilftl.fi by ony
BMlwmj on till OonUaonl.
THUOIHIH IMCKKI Srt. IM. now and Important
Rout, cna bo pmourod at tho II pal of tho 0. H. A
n. KaUony, no, I at all tho priofipol TioKol OIKnoa in
thooountrjr.
Hti!lt ehoekud thronxh.
I). HubA RRN, U.a'l HuportBlaodMl.
K. r. ri),LH,tln l Tickot Aot.
DAYTON, XENIA AND COLUMBUS RAILROAD.
CHAHHB OF TIMK.
THRCI DAII.T TRAINS If AST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Throwl rVowuoiN Dayto to til Batltrn VUUt
TUKSK IIA1I.T TRAINH KAST, Iootidk llartnn.
for th (Kl aa fhllow.i Mail, 7:.1ft A M tin.
Illmhiifl Aufhiminoil'tloa, 11:0A A. M.Nfj(ht Kiproaa,'
ARRIVING AT DAT'rOH. MlRhl KpTOH,4!4S P.
. Oolumhnn Aoommoiiatjoo. B:SA A. H. Uotiab
liprmiT:lllA. M. '
Trani run liv Cnlnnibu time, which la botob mln.
utea raatorthaa iMTUin timo.
Through tiftkotflfao ho ht for all WawtorD. OHIO
by oalliDti on 8amuol W. Kina.TlRlcol Agont.
. w. WUIUfWAKM, nup'.,
4 OliKilnnall, Ohio.
DAYTON AND UNION RAILROAD.
NOTIOB.
On ud fT MONIjAV NOTmhMr . 1SAS. until
farther nottot, tnuon will nin od thia road mm
ollowfu
Awi(Titio.puina, (Kl. A Mail) lTa 1ayUia a. m.
iDuiaaaiMHi mivmwm iram. i:ou p. an.
RaturaiDpt.ajrrlTa M IHiytoD,
ArooitimoiJaUoni(lpi Mail) , . . . ,S 10p.m.
cxpreu : a. m.
novstr B. R. 8TIM8ON,
8upftnuteDint.
Insurance.
Ohio Insurance Company
DAYTON, OHIO.
ADTHORIEID 0APITAL...-
AflagTb....
..IIM.O00
... 106,00
0PFI0K M0. SSS TBIBD STRK1T, OPPOfHTI
HUtl'lVBl HALiLm
DIHECTORS:
- William Dickey, Jonathan Kenney,
Joaeph M Tnrnar, ' 0. Ij. VallandiithiuVl,
(4oorg A. Orore, : Abraham CahUI,
John Wiulm, ' Hamilton M . Tumor,
Peter T. Dicker.
WILLIAM DICKEY, President.
JONA. HAR8HatAll,Traaurr.
W. H. OiLLsam, Hopretary. maS4
Tentonla lnsarance tompany
t A v rr tvi I A v r T g-
Oftlc, UW Third Street, (Hqu'rr 8!opplma'a 6lBo.)
THIS 0OMPANT IH MOW BEADY TO DO HUS
lueaa, and will Uka
FIRE AND MARINE RISES
IeaHonable Ttatoa.
' " ""DIHECTORS:
' John Hanlteh, John V. Nauerth,
Johnstophan.: . . - John Botlelon,
Lewie Hointa, Predehck Kiuahonhootar
' ilnry Miller, John U,Btopplma, .
Jacob Decker.
JOHN RANITOB.Preaideat.
JoaaB. lrorrLi,BoruuT. ' naldtf
Insurance. Medical.
CUICIUHATI VEHEEEAL HOSPITAL
Established in the tear 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES'
Vad OBniar tha oontrol of two of tha moat Kniinea
, Phyaiokvaw UthA World. . i
pvR. K, BONAPABTi, FHOftf LONDON AMD
I Paria IIOHpitalN, antlforthapaattonyaara of tha
OiDOinivatt Voaaraal Honn,ul, and 1. B, Haynolda.
laiAorNaw York. Th.ala thaonljroffico toihecuy
wbaraa PArmanaatauroof frlvaU DUaaaa ean ba
oritainad.wHnouiina uaa 01 mercury or oaanga m
ilteb. uooorriKaa ouraa id bis vo tonj-two uoara,
tileatourati In ihroa to ton daya: StrioUiraa ourad ia
onatothraawaeKi; Nwhuidu Kmmaiana aioppod IB
two(ailad.jn; tjaiaitel Wenliaatui aurod in two to
atgbt waalcd, Syphilis in. ta primary iUgfta oarad in
thradava! Koon4ar UTtniitoma tn ooa to thraa
waalu; Hkio Uaaaa ourad m ooa to tbrao waalu,
ImpoUoo TiKrrelorad in ona to (our weak a. all
diataaaaa ot aanvai nauiro iraateawi-u wuparuiaiaa
auooaati, maia or mmata. t .
dp. H.aoara-a htvm won od unfin on
tha Pi4vaia tiutde to UaaJth. in baaaftoial Uall. mala
aad famala, oldaod youag, itttould rad thia work. It
will aoiiKtrtan thoaa who gropa in darkaaea. Piioa
iweatovouaot,anb mati. .. ,
aito'a Rr,Dch Fataoi Mala Bafal II li
pariautlr Bale.aod navar talla to apTo aatlalactioB. It
jBthaoolTnawandsiura pravautiva atn-t diaaaaa.
rnu Of ln Frencn runni ataia nare, ai me nogia
An a. 14 bavkalftlaaan. 17 oar aoian. want mw mad.
aarMBdama tuztikn o raioaia wootDijr rum taa
aatoui4rfliart ramadv tor uppra.ou ma ail A-
inula dluaainii , la.li.athoflLd not ua Utam duriut
Dratnau, aw they will producamkauarriapta. Price 91
par box axlra fln $5 neat to dt addrana by man,
nn:H.t E. are tha men to oonault: Ihar are un
qmtd.ionablyaokuoladavdto botha championaand
kinaaof vinerealdiaeaatw, andtba only liootora who
rooaire monthly rporiatrom the o.d world; they
have been aoeuatomed from an early eue of youth to
witneaatrw ranooa utBeaaeawnioa amiet manKina,
and to watch I he Dionreiia throiiith a lontr oarttar
proleaaiowalaludy. In every apUoraol life.rrom the
humtaoalnta . nmMf J th AaAaoaj ah
waaiUiy, and haviug atKiarlained beyond a doubt the
vaateuflertngot .lumaaity. tttey datormmadlo Bales'
thAWMiiantiieafntetn aa their oartKmlar atndy.and
todeTotethairwholo attentioD to the aj lb nation of
the diaaaaea ofthaaimawtaotftaotHaaa. ho lattera
will be aoHwarwd oalaiataY eowla.LV a ramitUsnce of
aioatcaatamp. uall or ainrtt
lira RONAPAltTK A REYNOLDS.
No. IS9iyoaraor atraot. baiwaoA Kitlb aad HiiUi,
autiiiaa,uiDciDDvi umu.
OiBoohotinrromtA. M tolP. M. telT
-mritoimiaa iiotioh.hotiob is uhkkhy
Ijj eieaoahat Iti oadaraianad, was. on thosth day
oTBaoananvr, 1HSA, appouited and qualioed aa Ml,
lor ef llkriallaa Kioplai, aaad,lai f Moalsotn-
ry oounty Ohio.
ojotwe i
CBBWTlAli KLOPFPB.
a nuiNlHTBATOB'B
NOTI01- NOTIUB IB
A heruyia Hum the aOneaed lias be ap
pointed and ttualifted as AdaainieUaeer oa tho eetat
Ol JOn aatlBW JOOMKiom, w mnvw"ii w.7i
Si r VAUtmiJiai ovjuausa
iMoaaakotUb IMA. Mw
Clothing.
GIVE J2.HA A CHANCE.
THE EAGLE CL0TH1X6 STOEE,
HENRY 8WARTZ,
HUOCKItSOH TO
waiitz & nosiisr,
1 o 8
MAIN HTHKKT.
t i
1MYTON, OHIO,
AJ)lNINi EMriKBOFFICE
TTAVIN44 HAD TDK KXPIH1FSN0B INLKARM
I X inj the exant wanta of thiB oommumty moloUi
hi. and hanuff mot with a fmnreMM whl hare, t
ham therefore touted mvaairnarmartentlvtB Davten
andmean to ratattiinh trade whinh will warrant
further punceen, and aaUwacbon to my cwtomera. I
peptrtillT pall the attention of my patrons and alt
who may ctealre to buy their winter elothiaff, to my
preant Ntorkt l-alnn aaUittted that boo1b would ad -vnnne
thmrall at leaNt thirty prr i-ent,! piirohaad and
ordreti to be made up my entire afH'k ol Winter
Clnthinc eanifr than niial, when prta Tetransd
low, and am therefore enabled to offer radimementa
to all thowe who mav favor me with an early call.
My aiuck of tilothiag comprlaoa the following ar-
uciea, Tie:
LONG FROCK RIDING COATS.
HLACK At BLUR SACK COATS,
FROOK OASTOH BKAVKR
SACK AND FROOK PILOT
O JjIFt.OO.,X!'S
CHINCHILLA FROCK!
V XJXS.OOA.T3B
BUSIITES3 MATCH SUITS
ur aix quAUTiBs, trnu and colors.
! PINE BLACK
3DIIE8S OOATS
AND
PANTS,
SILK, PLIIHH, V VELVET VESTS,
j TOOKTHKR WITH A BKH1HABI.B MOCK OK
YOUTH'S , sad CHILDREN'S
i ! Overcoats & Suits.
, I- .. A -I'll I,, .-i. .v. h h - i- i .A '
pBKIBBTOOE or
I TEAVELDIO 8HEB.TS.
NECKTIES, 'j,
COIXABS, '
TRVVKS,
HATS, and
I I VALISES it oompleto.
I aiala thank my patrona lor aaal raTors, amljlo
promt and warrant to bit nill al tlialaotlon to. all
llioa wno mar sir nie oimiei .jne wu.."..
No. ic Mais atreet. But door Nortb, ol tit .Bninir
MAKE HO MISTAKE 19 1 CHE PLACE
r. it
HENR-rsaKWABZ,'
r, " '
CLOTHIER:
, , t , '
1 08 JMAIN.y STREET,
'II III
.. ., J Ir .-, J; III .'.!'!
Clothing. Life Insurance.
JEtna Life lusnrame Company
r.
HAETFOHD. CONNECTICUT,
MAN
Should J( Insure Him Bife.
mnB ATNA UKAN'IB HI1.I0IKH POR I.IPB.
for a isnn ol yeara. Sndowmenl pollci and
ootid1 aodowmt. -
A L O
NON-FORFKITINO POLICIES,
Which no Payment is Required
AFTER TEN YEARS.
FIVK TIIOUHAN1 DOLIAKS
PAID ON TWO I.OS8KS IN
THIS CITY WITHIN TIIK '
PAST SIX MONTHS. '
Amontf all th nonlrlvancaa of man to protect tho
family oiixile from want, none can be ftind mor sim
ple in tie oharanuir, notil mil feature, or oertoia to
t reaulu. than Lite Insurunua. It i th prop which
Ui(tytnKnualauid Iftayeeto
8UPPOET
WIFE OF II IS 'BOSOM
It la th nnueen hand of lh nrOffdnt father,
reachins forth from th srare, aad atill nouriabinn his
onepnne, ana soepins togetner hi lauinj. it
in nutnrai
.01 PROTECTS IIS 1SE1 tMITS
venwhenhahaenrareded them Into eUrnity, by
it th honeat debtor etlllea hie oooflillng orsditor,
whn rauaMnineil leaet nropitlAnai la a moral and
worldly aene. It is on gret weapon by which to rob
dealt! of ma ming.
Lot any huauanil, lather, son, a.k himaalf,
If I wii to Di To-Hight, Would
those who are dear to me be safe
from the Pangs of Want!"
tVMiftihssuiehil.reehBTe ft nomfortivbie home, end
the meeai. of etluoetionT Wouia tiiie wife heindepeiv
dent el the eold ohentieii of the worldT Would thit
&.AV.I suiii fenhle nereat be Drovtded fort Would my
ettuUe )j my debtiil Would there be no eorttice
property d loroea tteiee oi en eamiuiHirmwr
qftrBMlUB W WPW wi PB "" w mth as
Utwta downward, end fit r n noes ceu net be reeiietMU'
How tew om fttuwer ineee nuemton io .neir sbhsim-
kinnl Thev fvsr U auk them, end flherieh tb belief
tnetiney oeTeeiong lease on me. ; nie u oon iooc
iHtiftadoowerair.
The Brave Man , Looks
DANGER IN THE FACE
That ha may iprappl wits it: u aj wis sua, that
ho may study ita nalur and pallialo It thrralenina,.
all
IT I 8
I
IPB tINSUKAKOBf
YOUNG ' ZM E N
Jaiitatartini m bnaineau, whoa el dot capital la thatr
anenry and Iatotrrily, aheald laanr their liree to
amount or hall thir Uaiaiiti. k ion aa
interaated honeaty wha known to their creditor
would jueuy lacreaa aneir oonaa no ta wiai
it ' would s:hOw,
That they aid sotwlahto laarothoir. kt friends
ptHMd to any ayoioani ooatmgaawp; ana tpa
ANNUAL PREW
i .4IM- 111 (M'l.- I 1 .ll'lll '
M lihtfsJrly b retarded aa lh Istbvs tawk sa
aarteya at toe ahrin of hianrwi
, M I , evnn a. Dinrr.
Mvnn m. DMirr. --- '
? Afenl tor Osytu d yluialtjr.
Jm. ... ... il.- in
anl
I
Medical.
II
ot
th
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as-
Bp
rlaitt 1
,
-
OBAOE'B BITT IRS.
GREENBACKS ARE GOOD.
BUT
HOBACKS cure BETTER
STOMACH B1TTERB.
Tee Uvonienil botUes eold
lonoenionth. Tliemoet pop
tiler ftlomenh Mttern tn nee.
kOBACK'fl BITTBES.
Um4 fhr ell derehvefnent of
Htoroenh, HihouitnoMN, Jtiver
Compliant, general debit. t.
110 HACK'S HTTTBRa.
They poiiMwonrtrfiOtnie
Itroftert.ee.riyf ns tom to lit
appeUtouddiKesUveorKUie
, , BOMAOK'S HITTKU8.
DebiHtated Lfidiee end eed
enteiy pemoue will And in
tuem an eiflOleni I ni.
ftOBAOK'H BirrKttM . .
A win tUrtefnl helrre eerh
memlwlll remove indteMUt
aad ell Hyer diee)e, . .
Jtohack's IMter.
Thy are better than all PI Ha, powders, and other
neuneoua, diaaareahle oonipniinda.
IfoftrtrfcM latter.
They can b taken althont regard to dlot. As aa
nppetiaTthey hareno aqtial.
Jlobark'n Bittern.
They are prepared by an old and eklllftri payaiclaa,
from well-known TKabl ramediea.
Jtobitek't Hitters, h i
W here-rer known they hay booomo a standard (am
ity atrengtheninK remedy.
lloback'a Bittern.
Try on bottle, and yon will always ue there and
reoomntend thein to othera.
Jtoltack'g Bittern.
W. EOBACK, 8oIe Proprietor
n.i ..nMiinH., nt stomanh Hiltora. Blood Purifier
and Hlood Pill, and lliatiller and Manufarlurer of
Catawba and Hwedmh Brandies, and all kind ol the
finest domestic li4Uore, whlh are snhl wholeeale or
in any deeired iiantity. at Moa. 60, 6S, 0 and tin Kaat
Third street, Clnclnnaa, Uhlo.
Korealeby lruUtiata and Doaleraln MedW-ine e
rywheie. felWawly
IMPORTANTtoFEMALES :
-r.y.
THl COMBINATION OK INOBEI 1BHTH IH
thasSPillaarath result ol loos. odotnsie
praovie. iney are mua in ineir opentuun, euu on
tain inicrreclmsalllrreiileiitlea,PeinloJ Menetrua,
tiona, remorins all obatrm tiona, whether from oold
: . . . - . .1 L. Tl-i- I. tk.U!,l. .l..llaL..M
or oinerwiee, iieauaviiw. rwu ,h . . .
of the Heart, Whites, all Nerroua Allectiona, Hynler
tea, raUsii, Pals in tne Macs aao i.imoe, uia
turbed Bieep, which arias from Intarruptioa o -aturo.
. i
Vlt. CUEEHJMAN'H PILLS
Waa the commencement of a new era ia th treat
ment of thoe irrKUlarttla and obstroctlona which
hay ooaaisnod ao many to a raaaituaa aaaira. Mo
female oaa enioycood health unices aba la regular. ,
and wh"Tr an obatruotlon USea place tha (enral
Baalth balBto daelta.
VII EES EM AW 8 FEMALE P1L.L.S
Anfsaonly JTafieKW thai JMRfifBf) AND aiNOhU
LAOlKd harerehed on for many year, or can rely "
on now. BKWARBOriHITATlONSl Theae Pilla
torm th nut Prtparatitm werjmt forward, vn IM- '
MHDIATK and fKKtfioi on i owi-i.w. .
BBDKOBIVKU. Take thia adrtlemnl to your
UruKSlHt, and tell mm mat you wan. .aa ann I nn
MOST IttlUABLM FFMALB MBDICIMt IN TBK
H7uLi),whiclllaonipriiiaiB -i
VK. VHEESEMAtrS FILLS.
Areth moat aBectual remedy vr knows for all
complaints peculiar to Femal.. To all claaaee they
are inTsnieun, wnwaiww-wn.wr"""
tartly. They are known to thomtanilM, who have need
them t dillerent times, thronnhoiit theaouotry.hay- '
ing th aauotioa ol sou o( th moatasttaaaf Wyal-i
eianj in dtnerSM.
AVrtiatclirfm.,iramigwaa tAaycMUflHttt,
with each bosthe Piit (M Dollar par iJua.oonUm-
ng rroin nrty to aimy ruia.
PiileaMiAMuMl. na.fitlv.liT rml ttinit to t)al Pro
prielor. Bold by l)pisnft ienerlly.
' ii . 1 r.. i ll . 1.1. ! j j.'uit 1... i.
Proprietors, SI Oeilar atrsat, Mw York. ,
Benton A DunhaA, Oleyeland, and John U.Park,'
Cincinnati, wholesale agents. Bold in Daytoa fcy
llrngxlat . , . lexiuiy
n r
LIFE nEJUYEIlATOH.
Strength to tho Weak--
Youth to the Aged.
ata -JA
y -aa Jtr
THIS VRRPARATIUB IB rNKl'ALKU AH A
Uejuveoator and Boetorwr of waetad or wart u
runctiooH. ,
Thaaignd etiould beoertain to mako the Btokrena
ahoiiaehotdpiod.iaaemuea aa It will radar tbeta
yotitbfu. in fettling and in atrength, and enable then
to liraovoraHa.it thedeyaof their piiatine joy. It
not oqIv efthilerateiibnt atrenfhenaiFnd ia realty an , (
invaluaDle blHlnKi espeoiallv to thone who have
Deen. fMiioea u a ooeumon oi eerniioyt eitHuruiw. , i
mitifortun. or ordinary eickneea. tio aietier what
th'oanee of the Imitotenoy of any hamaa organ,
thin auperb preoaralioa wilt rernoyeUeellitoaoe . .
and forever. ,
BIOKRESE. ; ' '
eUHHH iMPOTBNCr. OBNBRAL DBBIUTY,
NKHVOVH INCAPACITY, DYHt&lA, DKfUKH
HION, IOSU OF APl'BriTlt. LOW SrlMTH.,
WKAKNKRK OF TUB OUO A NN OFHKNBUA TIOHJ
IMHBVlUTr. ilBNTAL INlXtLKNVK, SMACIA- ,
TlON.MNMll. IT BAH A MOST DULKIHTFlll.. ,
DBNIkAHLB, AND NOVBL UFFHOT VKtN TUB
N Mi VOL'S rHoTKAf; and all wbo are la any way .
prostrated by nerroua diaabllitlea are earneatlyad
.i.ad to eeak a uura In thia laoal excellent aad una v
4ul,d preparation . ,.
VRAL VWUU. will nndw.itwodf ftenaenea ,.
cure in the
, KIOKKE.SE. ,
Th FBBBLB, lh LANGUID, th DRUPAIBINO, ,
th OLOahould sw thia valuable discovery a trial:
it will be found toUJIydinorentfrom sllothwr articles
(or tha aame pnrpoHS.
TO rstst ALtil,-This preuaratioB ia I aval lia
ble la aervoua weaknaeeeeof all klnda, aa it will r
torataa wastd sMn with wonderful parmaa- .
"(us lalaa s fraud to e, end will air relief la liy.
anai with the 0 ret doie. A brief pereleleDe is Us n
uewlllrnratthakmachtoadenrof prot '
On uonar per duih.oi ais ooui nr S3. Bold
by UrusKiausanerally.
Hnt by eipreaa anywhtr. by addrear,
BUTUUINOd A IlLLYlGR Proi
n
KB. Prooriatora.'
fjJl,,,ar alreet, New York
Bold by
w . w . o l a vr a NT,
DoSSMaisatroat,
AtfoIjrtoa,

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