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DIR. c. l.. SPENCER,s
+ FRAGRANT oDoUSELAIN
Far TdH TgRrH

1t IL of the very articles for cleansing and
preserving the Teeth offered public aud Is
sca-T1utsd 10 contain id any other ingredient in
the @est injurious he teeth rak of superior tooth
paste accompanies aeh bottle. The lor-eiaire eau
found wholesale retail nv Druggists generally
&. L. SpkNCER & Co Pro. rietors,
Providence. Y. l.
Delnas. Barnes Co. New York, Sole Agents to whom
all crder- should be addressed. iunlo-d5m
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The urtdal Chm N her an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new snd
reliable treatment for Diseases the Urinary and stxua
systemssent free In sealed envelopes Address, Dr..
J. sgILLIN HoudHToN, Howard Association, Phiis-
delphis, Pa Apre-dsSy
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CoLGATE,s HONEY soar.

COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This ceIebrsted Toilet soap, In such ami, ersai
demand IL made from the choicest materials, 10
ma d and csn o 4 en- in its nature, fragrAntly
cented, and extremsly bensfisia p. as scfi
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. fsbldswiJr
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE!l

- ATCHKLoR's celebrated HAIR DYE sssis Bsass
- thu 4eyis. The only Rs-misss. Trrs SOD RsiiASt
dye known. fhis-piendid Hair Dye is peffectchangs
Red Rusty, Gray Hair INSTANTLY TO icsss Sis<t
Rssfrsf BrspE without ntnrne he Hair Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautifully npsrt.freth
vitality FIRE iaenty restoring ts pristine color and rcct
6es the III effects OF Bad Dyes The genuine IL s'g'sS
WILLIAM A. BA TcHELoR; all others mere initDl
lions and should be avoided Sold by all Druggst~ a.
FACToRY-s1 Bsrelsy-str-et, New York BAfcBnIos"
NV fonHrcRxAh for Dreaming the Hair iy0-dAvIy
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EJohn u. James, who died recently
at Dsles,owu, Pa has left all his nron.
ertv, valued at So 900, to the American
sundsy School Union, with the exception
OF house bequestbed to the woman who
nursed him in his sickness.
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80 MANHOOD:
~ How Lost. How Restored! !!

Jusf F.6fIsaed IN sealed Enrsiepe. Pyfet mr. ceis
LECTURE on TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, ana
t,csl rnrs of sperruatorrhea or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary En- ssious sexual Debility. an lmpedi
meats to Marriage generally, Cousnnpton
Epilepsy and Pts; Mental and Physical Incspacty, re-
snltitig from seiEAbnse, &c. by KosT. J.GuLyskwh-
NJ D sut hor OF the GRIN EoaE. &c
"A Boon TO Taoasssds Of snrrPsr,"
Sent nader seal, in plain envelope. TO asy address
post patd on rpt Of six cents or two POSTAGE STAMPS
by Dr. D. G. KLINE LII B1wery. New iork-Po-f vnhie
bor ass junel5-dsw3m
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ues sssses,s sssnasA nassss
~. want. rsno-.s 8 ~
A.a W a< - -. - . n ~
me 90 6svsi s ~ ssl1ke trsgsuA
on such = 49, = 1Aslr eensSetors ssnnt.
rs2ss ~ nszp = ~ heps O. due 49, q,
The vflfs rrsas sstc, tI6sh 10 skM can betssr-
1msan N .anAlss llTrERs Of HosrErrn.
poetcu xss living long bsioss old aelen,
And since. sxcesdisg learned, grave and fase;
sDut she s>pnAehics they were bound to fail In;
, Success came not until this later age.
Nov |. &ae - ~ lplhs ~ uaAs hals In.
And dread dyspepsia driven from the ftsge'
Aguss, YenitseAtA hseAAches-rsat hesdspissers-
Vanish like smoke before HosTETTExs bi1iAne'
In Pittsburgh are they made-a pleasant city,
Famous for furnaces and coal bituminous
which, though by day they may not be deemed prstV'
Meke II by nieht partieulsrly iuniaous.
nut Amer sti the Bitters, made in pity
FOR the complaints that else would be consuming ~
+ don't mean u.s. but those who. not being sprites,
Bitters require to put their frames to rights.
psr,,s banks andfoots compose the rare infusion;
No mineral poison nsFs their Juices pure,
IA ryss mid ssssnoe hoidS them Ia soisties.
The taste Is pleasant the effect Ia sure
Meier have the Bitters yet proved a deiusion;
Try them in time, and health snd strength secure
The dragonslayer figures on the label,
And they, like him, to save the weak are able.
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A DISCUSSED PARsoN. - Among a
batch OF prisoners lately captured wa, one
who, being wounded. and thinking be
was about to die, sent for chaplain. AS
mono of ours was about, the Rev. Mr..
Ii, rebel parson was sent. On his
arrival at the bedside of the sick man be
put on all the style necessary for the oc-
casion, and asked him !" the state of his
mind when he felt the need of being bap
tised." Feebly and solemnly the sick
man replied /: "Arkan saw" The par
son was instantly Disguised, aud turning
on his heel he left the apartment with
the remark, "Shucks that fellow don't
know enough to 60 to Heaven"
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- urREAsoN MUST BIN MAD1 0DI0us; rmAr-
oSS niYSr AZ pUNfeHED AND IMR0v11y441D.
IN ~ MAR NOT ONLE ~ 1919 4a1lk
socf IL row ER MUS q Dnefa0.ne* * II 4.
NJ M, TREASON ODfOUS EvkeY UNION LAH
xNn THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD BIB kE4UHknr
ATED oil on THE POcK ITS OF THOSE Who HAvk
croouSTRY"L zndresc Johnson april 2ist, 1896.
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ES Flios have already become ex.
tremely annoying in Petersburg Virginia
An old lady who has watched the signs
OF the times for seventy nine summers,
says they will be more numerous this sum.
mer than they have been for nineteen
years
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rr..syssr,a.s ;. resrs sasrrase.

-
The Rev. DR.. Cuyier gives the follow
ing account in TIE Independent Of the
action Of the Presbyterian New School,
General Assembly at its recent session in
Brooklyn. New York: a.SA
mThe elimination Of enthusiasm vas
reached when DIR. Spear presented his
treuchant report in favor Of negro SUI
frage. A member from the shores Of
Laka Champlain expressed some honest
doubts as to the expediency Of an imme-
dia,e inyesture OF the Southern freedmen
with the rights of citizenship. This
brought out a dozen rejoinders. hot. quick
and telling as voliey of canister. =
Thompson, the colored Commissioners,
claimed for his race an organic equality
With the whites. we are practically in
ferior,' said he, because we have never
been put into practice; but natural,
fundamental inieriority We will never ad
NIT
Herrick johnson, of Pittsburg, protest
ed, in few vehement sentences, that ev-
cry depressing race had charged the vic
tins Of their wrongs with generic inferi-
ori,y.
j. Ford Sutton gave a brief, touching
photograph of the loyal blacks at the
tent doors of our soldiers weeping over
Union defeats, or jabilant over our victo.
ries; he claimed that the lingering treason
Of the South could only be smothered un-
der negro ballots. You are all setting
in one direction, said the Moderator !;
why not take the vote 2 The vote was
taken one loud, majestic AYE sounded
through the spacious church; not soil
tary may was whispered, and the whole
assembly rose to their feet aud sang NY
Country, It's of Thee !! This made the
record of the Assembly complete. They
have voted unanimously to sustain the
Government in punishing treason-to
exclude every rebel minister from church.
fellowship until he repent and forswe' r
disloy alty-to establish home missior .
among the freedmen, and to recommend
the fullest rights of citizenship to the
black loyalists of the South. Need any
member of this Assembly blush to meet
bis coDstitu ents ?''
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TN FAMILY Rnr5ch tAe uDa~nA<snun
Deeatify ne HeimloadsS y1Sflv ~ ~,
txstsd 1uid Dxtgnes earssparilla O. no1is sis A.
strength oaStGisA sgshs byrue - D6ssuk
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Comedy an ParfsInn Lie.

One oil The Paris journals relates an incident
which. II not true. deserves To DO so: and at any
rate. reads more like a dramatic invention than
the fact which il probably may be. Ii is said
that Partisan gentleman-who may be called
NJ. Zero. in the absence OF his real name-rc
ceived, one fine morning. a delicate rose scented
bletdoux. informing him that il his heart was
free, and he bad as much sentiment as wit, he
should enter a carriage which would be IN wait.
ing for him At 3 o'clock the next evening close
TO bis house. To the driver be must say For
tune" and the reply. Mystery" would assure
him that he right. lt concluded with the
observation that il he did not keep this appoint
ment it would be because there existed n more
fortunate woman who had won bis affection. 81
shall envy her. the fair writer said. "but hate
neither her nor you" This epstle was signed
Gabrielle" VI Zero, who il married man
read il and smiled-men usually smile when
they have assurance OF having made conquest.
he finally finished his breakfast aud proceeded
to the head of police. with whom be had in
torview
Nine O'Clock on the evening arrived. and NJ
Zero left his house the clock struck Near
the door stood handsome private carrage. The
driver challenged him: WHO goes therey''
Fortune "And the countorsigul' "Mys
terry" "All right was the word. and NJ Zero
entered the vehicle. In which yelled lady sat
lie desired Jehu 10 drive 70 the nearest "postc,
or police station, aud when he arrived there the
lady was handed out by polite policeman. who
transferred her. tor the remaner of the night. &c
the custody OF the person who has charge bi fe-
male prisoners. She slept soundly and libe-
rated next morning, because no one appeared 70
make a charge against her. and returned homo in
excellent spirits. There is a key 20 the enigma:
Madame Zero was jealous wife, who ingeniousy
had contrived little plot to try her husband |,
fidelity. tie recognized the billet doux as having
been written by her, resolved to pay her off in
her own coin. had her taken up, under special
arrangement with his friend OF the police office
Tor an attempt to disturb his coniugal happiness
and thus delight his wife and quietly avenged
himself at the same time Scribe would have
turned this little incident into a charming vaude
vile. and Alexander Dumas might have spun il
out into one OF his eternal romances IL could
have happened. II 1t ever did happen. scarcely
anywhere but in Paris.
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A new Phase of Human pepra,i,,

AS class. the Southern negroes have always
commanded certain degree Of respect on &C
count OF their general department. well cared for
and sleek looking bodies. and the simplicity but
earnestnoss Of their religious character Poor.
houses and hospitals were unknown among them.
and cases OF intemperance very rare. When un-
dee the care Of masters, excessive indulgence
was impossible. Nov. however. they are in
vested with the principles of freemen, and forth
with base white men, having 10 interest Ia pre-
srsving their life morals. begin to hover around
the unprotected victim. plying him with all the
alluring devices which pertain 10 n higher civil
ration q With the object of masking filthy lncre
Take, as an example. the following from the
New Orleans Picayune.
viii II be easily believed that there are those
among us who ate 10 the practice OF peddling
out poisonous whisky and other vile compounds
10 the vagabond negroes who are 70 be found on
the line OF the railroad. Ia Mississippi. and In
the purlieux OF the parishes add villages. taking
therefor their little boards OF silver, aud making
Of these poor creatures the pests and nuisances
OF the neighbOrhoodf"
Unless strong preventive measures are EN-
ployed, there i 10 fear that the lot of the
unfortunate Indian race will IN course OF time
fall 20 the descendants Of the African IN this
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DAILY SENTINEL.


fProu The August. g6eorgis) Transcript
The system OF plumber inaugursted 10 some Of
our Southern cities viii, unless speedily arrested
bring the Whole people to starvation. We re
Gently mentioned the sad condition Of the people
of Camdea. whose houses were subject TO vista
ton by Al armed mob. and Who we're allowed 10
have nothing save BY the suserancc OF abandoned
and lawlcss men. Now We learn that the people
Of Columbia have been subjected to the ike via
itation. The description Is most piteous. re.
mindng one of that most plaintive appeal emit
tied The Groans Of the Britons," which the
unhappy people addressed 70 the Roman General
when the barbarians were driving tkem into the
sea IL appears that the mob began with attacks
upon the public stores: then private stables were
sacked; thea the supplies gathered at the depot
for the suffering and starving poor Of the city
were carried of: then the wagons WHICH conveyed
there the charities Of other cities were emptied
Even the mules attached to those wagons. and
the cows upon which the poor widows and
phars depended for their support. we're not spared
The Phoenix declares that there IL no 9TH r pros
pect before the people but absolute famine and
starvation. 1t says:
!" There are no less than ten thousand people
here daily receiving rations, who have DO other
means Of getting bread for themselves and
children. See these unhappy destitutes at the
ration house daily, clinging to its porches,
eagerly waiting for the doors to open and give
them that daily bread for which they are autbo
rired and required 20 pray. What must be the
thoughts of that conscience which behold. with
out remorse, the suferings OF ihis people while
rerding from the poor that pittance which they
have hitherto received from the hands of charity !?
Wha, sort OF a soul must the wretch possess who
rends from the destitute the small bounty OF food
which has Just been given hirI by the good Sa-
maritan--who steals from the starving and
furnishing his cup of water an his crust OF bread
Language fails la any attempt 10 describe the
horrid greed OF lust and selhshness which thus
remorselessly preJs the sGfferings of the dis
trsssed. The result Of this horrid system OF
plundsring has been reached. and the executive
committee Of relief has given notice that their
resources are nearly at al end; that they will in
short time be compelled 10 close their doors
al supplies exhausted and no means left them to
supply the citizens with food. What remainsl
The prospect before Us Is too terrible for con
temptation We shall all have need TO make away
from community which, thus plundered by
man. may be fairly assumed to be abandoned by
God"
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From the New York Tribune.
a Little Hoy cuts OFT hrs Arm Co keep
ont OF school.

Last Monday morning George Smith, boy
only seven years old. residing al Pleasantyille.
thirty miles from this city told his parents il
they insisted upon sending him 10 school, that he
would throw himself on the Harlem Railroad
track. which near his fathers land. and re-
ceive such injuries would compel them to keep
him at home They thought nothing OF the
threat. and having ordered him 10 school forth
with, supposed he had gone until they learned he
had executed his menace When the 10 o'clock
up mail train passed the village, George laid his
left arm upon the track. and the cars passed over
il, severing nearly the whole of his hand from the
limb. The engineer pcreelving him then Tor the
fret time, stopped the train. when the child ran
of, and was found with bis shattered aud bleed.
Ing arm behind his back sitting in a fence whist
ling ~ ankee Doodle and pretending nothing
had happened. Before he could be taken home
George tainted from pain and loss OF blood
but when restored, and a surgeon was sum.
moned he refused most obstinately 10 take
any anashetie agent, bat told the medical gen
tleman 20 cut away The sealpc' was used on
the mangled limb. nut the little fellow never
whimpered or complained Not nerve trem.
bled during the operation. which must have been
very painful: indeed the boy did not speak until
il vas over. when be remarked, with great sat
isfsc,ion and an air OF triumph: -" Well. / am
glad did IT, | cant be sent TO school for a
while anv how !" The child acted with wonder
fal GOODNESS, saving he hrst pas his right on
the track, but. rejecting thai when he grew up
he would not be able 20 write we'll with the loss
of that limb. he substituted his left His parents
are much distressed At the occurrence, and ap-
prehend, il he IL sent 20 school again. that he
will destroy himself The boys conduct Is al
most ir<xpicable. and his fortiiude and deter
mination extraordinary for one Of bis tender
years. We have known great many little PEG
pie who dislike the routine and confinement OF
school. but We never before heard OF one who
preferred 20 part with his arm rather than submit
10 their disagreeableness, however great.
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PROFESSIONAL.

! !. !. !" !.
NNTHERR HE WILL CONTINUE
wv to treat and cure Private = 4A
Diseases, IN all their species, stages. n 8M
qualifications and phases ~ EWE&&
Dr. VIM. Thomson will give 20 t;sS1 KGy<3
each patient written instrument, IA 10
binding himself to effect radical .&15RH4 A ~
and permanent cure, or make osrst135< ~ ~
charge. SNfHEyx3k<1tEN
Dr. VIM Thomson has made the I. We&23 NJ
treatment OF Private Diseases azSeSSSSs4d11<<3XrE
specially since the year S5lthree years in the city Of
Buffalo, " eigh years ia Chicago Ill and two years
Peoria, H. During eight years practice la Chicago,
Ill., he cured over thirteen thousand eases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson, In bis practice for Sorofula ,heu.
matte and diseases of the blood. funiga
ting Napor Path OF the most ingenious kind IA coiunc
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS the consequence ofself- abuse.
This solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgence, II
pracced by the youth Of both sexes 10 an almost IN
limited extent producing with unerrng certainty the
following train OF morbid symptoms unless combaed by
dark spots under the eyes pain In the head ringing IN
Ting charots uneasiuess about the lons weakness 81
the limbs confused vision, bunted intellect, loss ofcon
hdence, ddence In approaching strangers, dislike 20
form acqusintances, disposition TO shun society,
loss Of memory, hectic Pushes pmples and various
tons about the face urred tongue, night sweats, etid
breath coughs, consumption, monomana, and frequent
ly insanity
The afhlcisd, the first appearance OF any of the
above symptoms. should Immediately apply 10 pr VIM.
Thomson loq relief.
rSs-2a@ asd Consultation Ro oms No. 20 South Del
ware Street, Indianapolis, Ind
p. D. Box 1850. iau2i-dly
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1 8 6 )

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPRRS-
Should recollect that hundreds of dollars worth Of
Grain. Provisions, &c are annually destroyed BY
Rats, Nice Ants. and other insects and vermin
ali Of which can be prevented by few dollars
worth Of "CosrAR's" Rat. Roach. Aut. &c. E1-
terminAtor. boug ht and used freely.
t. Sold by Browning & Sloan, Stewart L
Morgan, Tomliuson & Cox. + Egner. Wholesale
and Retail Agents. in Indianapolis. Indiana. and
by all Druggists and Dealers
uyil-d6v5n
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From the New York World

"THE FIRST NArIoSAL PETROLEUM CosrAsr
Is hrst-class organization. whose officers are OF
the highest standing. and obeerfully recon
mend IL 10 all parties DESTROYS of purchasing re-
liable stocks. The General Superintendent IL a
pioneer in the Oil business. aud we'll Known a. =
most efficient manager"
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= x M PTO M 9 :

The symptoms Of Catarrh, they generally appear,
are at first very slight. Persons find they have cold
that they have frequent attacks and more sensitive
10 the changes of temperature In this condition, the
may be dry, slight discharge thin and acrid
afterwards becoming thick and adhesive As the disease
becomes chronic the discharges increased quantity
and changed In quality they thick and heavy
and are hawked or coughed of. The secretons Of
ensive, causing bad breath: the voice II thick and
SAL the eyes weak; the OF the smell lessened
destroyed; deafness fequeniy takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Caarh IL, that the
person Is obliged 10 clear his throat In the morning
thick Shiny mucus. which has fallen down from the
head during the night. When this takes place the per-
may be sure that his disease Is It's way the
ungs, and should lose no time I'm arrcsting a.
The above are but few Of the many caarrh symptoms
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The First National Petroleum 90


News has been received aud abundantly con
frmcd from several sources, of the striking of
new 200 barrel Well on Cherry Run above the
Reed Well, A FEW RODS FROM THE PROPERTY Oh
TIE FIRsr NATIONAL PETROLEUM Coxrasr"
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WAN e D.

CsHA MONTH"; want Agents everywhere, al
- ~ tT0 9 month, expenses paid, 20 sell Fifteen
Articles, the best selling offered Full particulars
free Address OTIS 7. GAhEY,
my5-dkw3u Bitdeford Maine.
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country. and that inssesd Of having occasion. as
now, TO marvel at the fecundity Of the Southern
negro. ve shall see him wasting away from the
inroads Of disease. and vicious propensties.
This IL the fate Of the Sandwich Islander and Of
ali the inferior races when brought into competi-
don with the purs-blooded white man. Let our
philanthropic societies take notice. and seek TO
devise a remedy. Good sumptsarf laws may
accomplish something Negroes heretofore have
increased rapidly At the South IL would be .
sad story IL liberty should debsse and decrease
them
A SISGUL.R AxIHsL.-ln the summer Of
1869, while General Ashboth was in cornmsnd At
Columbus, Ky, some Of biz friends presented
him with horse. The Hungarian WAS highly
elated, and replied TO the presentation speech as
folovs:
FfLL' SoLsHfRs AND SaESTLENASs-I tanks
you for this boss DE boss, shentlemans, u de
noslest animal OF mankind Again. says. |
tanks you ror this foe boss"
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From the New York Evening E.pre..r

From the New York Egening Express
"our telegraphc dispatches received 10 day
from the Oil Regions. inform us of the striking
of 200 barrel flowing well on Cherry Run. SrAk
rHE FIRsr NATIONAL PETROLEUM CosPASrs
PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks will be in de-
mand 10 morrow"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-30
IN DYSPEPSIA

And Its attendant train of symptoms. L1KH
CHARM than medicine. There is nothing n tbs
whsle range OF Materla Medlca that can for momen
bear n comparison with II In this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant may be found II
the 18th edition OF the IT, B. Dspensatory pages 1885,
and 1888.
years engaged. has Just been brought 20 successful
termination and be Is enabled 10 offer to tho public
a combination Of CEDR0N with other approx ed tonies
the whole preserved IA the best quality OF copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky which he Is cOnndeut has
equal In the world
He might furnish a volume OF certificates. but ub
lie have long since learned 90 estimate such
their true value The safest plan Is for every TO e
for himself the virtues OF n new medicine.
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From the New York Tribune

"THE PIRsr NATIONAL is the name Of the Pc
troleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before Us. The names which We see among
the Dire:tors are ample recommendations for
this Company, aud = sufficient guarantee OF its
future management"