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BULLS
SAR - Al a IL Ill A
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

Benton Barracks, No, April SO, 1906
DR. JOHN BuLI.-Desr Cir: knowing the EN-.
cheney Of your Bars para, and the heaaR ana bene-
hcal qualities II possesses, send you the followng
Statement. Of my case;
Twas wounded about two years ago-was taken Irs.
oner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
SO often my wounds have not healed yet, have not
Eat up.a moment since sas wounded. ] ain thot
through the hips. My general health II impaired,
and Ineed something 70 assist nature. have more
faith in your safsapafila than IN anything else wish
that that "a genuine. Please express half dozen
bottles and oblige CAPT. q. r. JOHNSON,
-. l.ouis, Mo.
r. s-The foilosing was written April 80, 1866 by
Mrs. Jennie johnson mOiheT OF Capt. Johnson
DIR, JOHN bULLS-Deas Sir; Ny husband, Or. C.
5. Johntop, was skillfil surgeon and physician 10
Central New York. sh~To he died, leaving the above
O. r. johnson my care. AZ thirteen years Of age,
ha had a chronic diarTiiea and FoTofua, for which l
gave hira your sarsaparhla- IT CURED HIhi l
have for tan years recommended Il 70 many IN New
York Ohio and lows, for scTofpa fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended IL.
1hs ttSa fgsss q sergia asa tscD ssrss
ers almost nrc.giats / avn very anxious for my son
20 again Rave recourse ~ Your sarsaparllA. He IA
griul OF getting spurious article, hence his Writing
TO y0l fOrt His sounds we're terrible, but believe
~ JENNIE JOHNSON
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DRUGS.
OBSERVER!
Are You 70 Slave

70 the No. Of robaeco' 10 you wish 10 quit the ~.
Thy hsbiti OF course you Dc. Then yet Burion's
Tobacco Antdote ana you viii not only be cured Of
the use 81 tobacco hat on will not crave u again.
Such 10 the experience Of hundreds. Many IN Cairo
nave used u and found Il in every way 'fiectus Get
boz and try H. I you live at distance, send my
cents 20 Barclay Brothers, CAIRO, and ney will send
you bot by return mail.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy!

- MRS, (Cures Cole and Gripping In PRICE
WhlltpNbsi he bowels, and iacIhtatos ~
ffhOP, The process OF teething. )CENTs
MRS (subdues Cobvul.iDns and oy- \ PRICE
WILT uMb ercomcs all diseases incdentI 81
hlhIP 10 infants and children C'NTS
MRS. Cures Dia rho, D,.,rtc-, ! pRtcE
wHiTCnMB's and summer Corcnlaint IN ( az -
pfhCP' children Of all ages. J CNTS
II 10 the Great Infants and Children's Soothing
Hemedy IN All disorders brought on NY teetning, Of
any Othercause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE co., St,
Sold BY druggists and dealers in medicine every
hh"'"' scxI lydaw
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T'' JUN bULI FTICIPsI VIHV''
NO. 20 FIFTH, Gross street.
Lo,atSv111c, Ky.
o
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER

To Ny United States aud World. Vide
Readers:
r HAVE received many testimonials from profes
sionsl and modest men, my AIN anacs and yari.
Gus publications have shown all Of which are genuine
The following from highly educated and popular
physician In Georgia, rs certainly one Of the most
sensible communications hive ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of and has
testimony deserves % be written In letters OF gold
Hear whsi the Doctor says Of buirs Worm Dss-
troyer;
NillAnow, walker County, Ca
June 20, 1880.
Dr. Jonx BvlL-DeM siri Ihave recently given
your Worn Destroyer" several TRIALS, AM ind II
erfilly enc acious ]. has not failed In single
Instance 10 have the wshed-for effect. am doing
pretty large county practice, and have daily use Tor
that know Of NO remedy recommended " the Ablest
authorities that is so certain and speedy IN ts effects
on the con rsry, they uncertain in the extreme
Ny object IN writing you Ia TO ind out upon what terms
| can get the medicine directly from you. II can
get ~ upon easy terms, shall use great deal OF IT,
am aware that the use ofsuch articles Is contrary 90
the teachings and practice Of great majority ofthe
yse.isr line diseaIding remedy which we knov 70
be suicent simply because we may be ignorant ofis
combination. For my part, shall make rule TO
all and every means 10 alleviate snfter ne human.
iiy which may be able 10 commsnd-not hesitating
leaned it, effects first, and secured the sole right 20
secure that knowledge. However, ! am BY no means
advocate or supporter Of the thousand Of worthless
nosrums that Good the county that purport 20 cure
all manner oil diseases TO witch eesh IL heir Please
reply soon. and Inform me ofyour beet terms.
-. AR, Or, very respectfully,
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MANY EMINENT PHYSICIANS

Chilli and Fever are caused from certain poison
existing in the atmosphere known az malaria. tire.
ducss the vitality OF the blood retards the action Of
the different organs and causes Blliousness, Consti-
pston, etc. and In this way prepares the system Tor
any disease Of more serious nature which may fo,,
low To avoid further trouble, and relieve yourself
of tnis Il sease, take
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PEOPLES LAW BOOK.

G1A A4&I 41SSA~ - -
Containing
Fun Instructions and Practical Forms. adapted 20 Ey-
cry Kind Of Business, and 10 all the States Of Gle
Union. f.-2ll
BY FRANK CHAnBERLIN, snss
OF the United States Bar.
"UheTe IN no book AZ the kind which will take rank
with ID for authenticity, intelligence and complete
ness. springfield, Mass Republican
This is The ONLY NEW BOOK Of the kind pub
lehed for many yeals II II prepared by an able
PRACTICAL LAWYER, OF twenty -hy- years expert
enee and is just ~hNt ever body needs for Dolly use
III highly recommended by many emidsnt Judges.
including the Chief Justice and other judges OF Mas
sachuse1ts ard the Chief Justice ami entire bench Of
Connecticut.
Sold only Ny subscription. AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE. sendf for Circulars.
%. ID. CASE co, Publishers, Hartford, Conn. No.
spruce st., New York Cincinnati, o. and Chicago,
III.
CAUTION.
An old law book, published many years ago, has
ust been hastily re-issued as "a new book" without
ven asuitabe revision of its obsolete statements.
DO not confound that work with ChsInberlin's Law
Book for the People.
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a BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
|" - to the married, or
~010Ne those about 20 marry
OOVOGs IN the physiological
mysteries and revelations Of the sexual -ystemi WIN
the latest discoveries In producing and preventing
offspring. how to preserve the complexion, etc
This i an interesting work Of Two hundred and
twenty -four pages, with numerous engravings, ana
contains valuable Information for those who are mar.
ried contemplate marriage. still 70 ~ book that
ought 10 be kept under lock and key, and not laid
carelessly about the house.
sent TO any one (free Of posiagel for fifty cents
Address Or Butts Dispsnsary ~ W. corner fllih
and Market streets, 81 Louis, Mo. -
cs-koTf r. To THE AFFLICTED AND UNFoh-
TuSATE ga Before applying 90 the notorious
Qsa1k rers,s peruse DR. Butt-'wor no matter What
your disease u, or how deplorsble your CONDITION.
ir. Butts can he consulteS, personally or ~ mall
cor. FINN aud market streets toppos'te Coar!ho ose
81 Louis BIO seTlydaw
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White Lead.
Is and rOlOrs of al gtndz-ptaa
Young Ladies'

And those who are olderi Young men and old men /;
Tire rich and poor those who have black III wing loo ks,
those who gray and tho.e who having lost their
hair and gaining II again al use Barr ett's Vegeta
bic Hair Restorative u yon have not used II 20 al
once and get bottle Barclays's the pr CO, asIher
store Is the general headquarters for tht article in
souihern Illinois, kraInckY and Mirsollri
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SoZOdOnt.

BaEin's tooth powders and pastes French and En-
gsh preparations for the teeth and tooth powder Of
snperior quail Of our make. Call and take your
choice al barclays.
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Go 70 Barclays and ret sheet Of Butchers light
ming Fly PapeI-the genuine article. One sheet1>l
kill quart Of Flies.
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SEWING MACHINES
CE WINV MhCTIINTb
& nIBBS
" SEWING UMachine
is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.

-
yXrm ssitch, Hem, fei,, Tuck, Cord.
w Bind, Btaid, Qntit nnd Embroider
Ssnnt.ialiy. ltsll with the FINEST needle and
the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhde, with No
change Of needle, thread or tension. II will use
coarse cotton, linen. silk and twinc. II easier
faster and stiller than any other machine IL formsa
Fat even and elastic seam inering from every other
stitch, each loop being TWISTED by means Of
THE ROTATING HOOK"
ssd drawing the twist into the goods thus securely
fastening eyery stitch 80 that the seam will bear TO be
not 10 rip IN wear ' and dun nndor
Ill circumstances 70 survive the waehtub." Old,
hS Sg seen y 10
There was the GREATEST COMPETITION, and 10
r.ory 'iS a@.s ssS been :ss,sis Tor an i
patented Device prevent. the possibility of tho
machine being run in the wrong direction, or the
slancc wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
No BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
The blade Of the needle IL less than three fonrths
THE HEMMEk AND i FEITfER CAN NEVER BE SET
WRONG.
Any ont may adlus, them IN THE DARK. The
hem may lie of any width. No other hemmer or fell
lee like this. II turns the hem on the right or un.
Ger side a- you want IT,
says set sst To blade .Sor and s 1 sss does
got vibrsie. like longer ones. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
ClsIoN.
Hence each part interchangeable and can be resdi
lyreplaced ~ case Of accidenL II will last genera
ton, u properly cared for None who has used II |
can he persuaded 90 use any other.
The roundness, eyenness, durability. and beauty OF |
IN stitch
WERE NEVER EQUALED.
10. RAPlDIrY, ABSOLUTE STIFFNESS. EASE |
OF MOTION, uarTowress and neatness Of It's HEM /
md FELL were aever approach q by any other
uAshne.
The PRESS universally pronounce this the REST
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE IN The WORLD |
Whatever the meu,s 81 the other machines ID Is no
aisparagemeni 10 say the Wilcox Gibbs IN worth |
or family use, double that of any other ever offered
70 the public.
N received the Gold Medal Of the American In.
stituie-the FIRST PREMIUM for
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
At the great New England Fair the Vermont staae
far-the Pennsylyania state fsir-iAe Indiana State
tsir--thc Iowa state FaiT-ani az over 90 County
Pairs throughout tue Wcst-fnak ing more First Prem
ums than were taken by all other ses ing Machines
ogether Ia the same lime.
II Is now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We take other mlchines ia exchange We sell |
Dl CorrOs, SiLE. Tvisr and NEEDLES for every kind |
" Sewing Machine.
Agents wnntsd.-Ternls 10 Agents descriptiye |
'ircuar and specimens Of work, sent free by mail ON
eeeiPt Of stamp, or had Of
WARD a. COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS
i33 Lake Street. Chicago Illinois.
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IEiang Ihlang.

The Flower a. Flowers. This new ana popular and
delightful handkerch ef extract manufactured b, the
celchrated Rmmel, Of Paris, 10 90 be had AZ the Drug
store on the Leyee. In the perfumefy line n u the
'slne qua non" among the uppcr-ten dom. To he re-
cognAod as person of eel, giant taste you must use
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DIsinfectaDss.

CHLORIDE LIME, CARBoLIC ACID, CHLORIDE
OF SODA, PtLEERlZED CopPERAs, for sale cheap
a Barciays Cleanse your premises. Ifyou want gooi
health you must breathe pure air.
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UupuIlapartabIe Cement.

This new and reliable article 10 manufactured, re.
commended and for sale hy Barclay brothers. Used
for cemeniing wood, leather, glass chinaware etc.
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California Wine.

Hyou want he pure article. ff,m the original pack
ages, received direct from SunnySope vineyards Los
Angeles county, California, go ID Barclays. They
have It, Angelica and Port
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Brnndies, WHISTLES, Wines.
For Salc-EIy Killer.

For medical purposes emily, at wholesale and retail
by barclay Brothers.
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Ladies', Attention.

The pnrost and best Articles ofextracts of Lemon
1 etc. To be hal nj Barclays y
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HNDER,s STOMACH BITTRRS,
HInALE wEAKNEss.

And for coughs eoldr, bronchitis and sumption,
II In not TO be surpassed. ~ A TONIC BEVERAGE
tits uaequAlled, and 10 = sure preventive against
Chills and Fever II taken regularly.
DR. y. II. ENDERS,
auis Inn PADUCAB. KENTUCRY.
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French Blacking.

The demand :or this article has sdlncreased as TO
necesstaie the purchase OF arother Urge supply We
nave the true article made By The nAed manuiictu-
iers mareerou aud ihesson For ether kind go 10
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For sale by BARCLAY BROS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-05

1 OTIS ron sALE-IN ALL TIE rWwCiPAL STREETS
IL an AVENUES W tJwn. ALSO F0ul business an Tens.
nleat I,r3plFiy. JAS. " WAgEHLDW,
EOS Exlh Avenue. llitlet8 street
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IgoR sALE-oy EAST THIRTY-SIETH STREET, BE-
IL Third and Lexntcn avenues, Tour story brown
None Ene ISL houses AL mo iesn improvements
Apply IL l.. fLATT SfGAyIOh, II Pine street.
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THE FRENCH CABLE is progressing safely
on its way TO our shores. The latest dispatches
from Brest, dated 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, state that the Great Eastern was then 377
miles out, and that she bad paid out 406 miles
of cable. The signals continued perfect, and
everything appeared to be working in the
most satisfactory manner. This great enter
prise has excited quiet interest in this
coun ry, but, as is naturally the case, there is
not tie same excitement and enthusiasm on
the subject as there was when the first
cable was successfully laid. The pract-
cability of such an enterprise hav-
ing once been clearly demonstrated
the romance of the thing vanished, and peo-
pie began to look upon it merely as bust
ness operation. From this point of view we
will have to congratulate ourselves on the
landing of the American end of the French
cable. 1t will give us a means of communi-
cation with Europe independent Of England
and the competition which it will excite will
undoubtedly have the effect of decreasing the
rates of charges and largely increasing the
business of ocean telegraphing. This mode
of communicating with Europe has become
a necessity, and there is certainly room for
two or even more lines. We wish the Great
Eastern a prosperous conclusion for her voy-
age, and hope that the cable which she is
now paying out will be landed without ac-
cident
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THE FRONTIER M.4SSA CRES.

WHATEVER may be the future fruits of the
newly organized Indian policy, it is evidently
not yet in working order. The usual number
of bloody massacres on the frontier are re-
ported the irrepressible conflict between
civilization and barbarism still continues, and
the only redeeming features of the news from
the West is to be found in the fact that there
are no reports of the organization of formid-
able league of savage bands. Every inroad
into the old Indian hunting grounds continues
to be sternly resisted, number of advanced
settlements have been broken up, and the
blood of the pioneers is still freely shed upon
the virgin soil of the prairies and plains
The surveyors of the proposed extension of
the Kansas Pacific Railroad to Colorado were
recently attacked, collisions between the
troops and the Indians frequently occur,
parties of white buffalo hunters are massacred,
and the outposts of civilization in Kansas
and Nebraska have again been reduced to
ruins amid the groans of tortured men and
the shrieks of captured women. These MUIR
ders are committed at different places by diff
ferent tribes. Detached parties of the Chey-
ennes and Arrapahoes rove back to their old
stamping grounds in spite of treaty stipula-
tions; and when they can overpower small
body of white men, they eagerly seize the
opportunity to win scalps and to avenge
the real and imaginary wrongs of
their race. The Dog Soldiers, composed of
party of the most fendish Indians that ever
roamed the continent, are the supposed per-
petrators of the shocking massacre on the
Saline river. They seem to have sworn on
their heather affairs eternal hatred to the pale
faces, and no matter what Chiefs councils,
agents, or commissioners may do, they never
bury the hatchet, and never miss an opportu-
nifty to brandish their war clubs or to send
their arrows quivering to the heart of a
pioneer. Even semi-civilized tribes who have
for years been quartered on reservations
under the charge of agents, the Otoes and
Pawnees, are alleged to have recently killed a
small party of white men; and it is reported
that preparations are being made by the white
citizens of one of the counties of Nebraska to
avenge these murders by an indiscriminate
slaughter of all the members of these tribes.
Such crime would be, in turn, as horrible as
any of the outrages recently perpetrated by
the savages, and the past history of the nation
is already stained with too many such dis
graceful tragedies. 1t is evident, however,
that the new system must be swiftly put in
force, as we'll as wisely arranged if the from
tiers are to be spared the repetition of past
horrors. If we would not have the retreating
footsteps of the aborigines everywhere marked
with sanguinary trail in which the blood of
red and white men is fearfully intermingled,
action must be prompt as well as sagacious
and comprehensive.
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oLoTHlNo.
WAS THERE EVER
SUCH A SUMMER STOCK?

The 'RoCKHILL WILSON, Clothes are grow
ing more and more popular every day.
The "RoCKHILL WILSON" Great Brown Stone
Hall is daily resorted TO by crowds OF sensible men
who buy the beautiful Summer Clothing cheap for
cash.
The "ROCKHILL Il WILSON, cut of summer
styles is entirely ahead OF anything in the market
The 'RoCKHILL WILSON, scale OF prices for
clothes Is 30 remarkably low as to make people open
their eyes In astonishment.
The 'RoCKHILL WILSON, customers are the
happiest lot OF men in town
The "R0CKHIIL & WILSON" invitation to the
public is as free and cordial as ever and the public
gratefully accept Of it
The "RocKHILL WILSON" garments are now
80 cheap that you may do well TO lay in stock for
TWENTY SUMMERS To COME!
RoCKHILL & WILSON,
Great Brown Stone Hall,
NOS. 6O3 AND COS OHEsNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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THE FIST IN OUR CIVILIZATION
AT this season of blue skies and leafy luxu-
riance, when human benevolence should take
a.measure Of increase and inspiration from
the bounty of nature, another of those loath-
some pictures of prize-ring brutality that are
as incongruous to the serene surroundings of
June as would be limning by Dore of some
group in the Tuscan's He'll beside the inno-
cent hilarity of virtuous household, is thrust
before us.
Whoever would honestly perceive the in
huence in single direction of the Christian
religion upon mankind, need only descend
from vaunted antiquity with the ages, and
beginning with that dedication of brute force
ybich IL Homer, and pausing to behold de-
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BsSs~ INSTALLATION REV. B. H. HUNT
-, will be installed Pastor of ST. STEPHENS LU-
THERAN CHURCH, FORTIETH and ARCH, West
Philadelphia, SUNDAY, 80 p. NJ. by Rev KUNKEL-
MAN and Rev. DR.. KRAUTH. Services at 1O1S A NJ, by
the Pastor
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DARING ATTEMPTrO ROB
HERRING'S PATENT
FRANKLINITE BANKERS CHEST.
PERRYvLLE STATION, Pennsylvania RR, l


PERRYvILLE STATION, PENNSYLVANIA RR.,(
June IL, 1859.
MEssRs. FARREL, HERRING & Co.,
No. 629 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Gents:-A persistent but unsuccessful effort was
made on the night OF May 20, 1869, to drill the
Bankers chest received from you a few month ago.
From facts that have come to our knowledge, it is
evident that the attempt to open was renewed on
Sunday evening following Finding all efforts to drill
1t useless, the effort was then made to break the
lock- The hammering was heard by parties in the
neighborhood for several hours but supposing it to
arise from the railroad men replacing defective
rail- excited no alarm. The tools, with the exception
OF the drills were left 1t is evident that they were
not only prepared, but perfectly familiar with the
construction OF your Chest.
That they failed is another evidence that your
Bankers Chests are what you claim for them, Bur-
glar-Proof
Respectfully yours,
6159p j. BALSBACK, Agent
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THE BRIDES FATE.

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Copies of any of the above books will be sent by mall
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

n6y% POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE COM
MRNOEMENT.-The Sixteenth Annual Commence
men for comforting Degrees will be held in HoRTICUL
at o'clock Addresses will be delivered by Professor
RICHARD s: SMITH, of the College Faculty and Hon.
JOSEPH ALLISON, President Judge of Court of Com
mon Pleas Music by the Germania Orchestra. The pub
lie are respectfully invited TO attend.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. D.,
6264t President of Faculty