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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18


THE TOILET AND HEALTH. Clean
illness is said to be next to Goodness.
but many people are content 10 think
themselves Cody without keeping
clean. However it may be about pre-
serving the opinion Of their Godli-
ness, no one can be pure in mind if
they are unclean in person. When
cleanliness is such aluxury, and when
such auxiliaries to cleanliness, beauty
and health as Schlaepfer keep are SO
accessible. how can any one remain
uncIean?
Soaps that It Is luxury to wash
with; bath brushes that start
the circulation to the surface like
strong stimulant; Turkish towels;
perfumeries that revive and refresh,
and more refreshing still. his famous
Swiss Tonic-not a Teutonic-which
restores impaired digestion, and re-
moves sallowness BY correcting bill
ious tendency, and thus adds beauty
to the person. With plenty Of soap.
water. free bathiEg. free use of the
Swiss Tonic, and open air exercise.
health and beauty can be secured to
all at SohIaepfer's. corner of Main and
Second Streets.
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SEVERE AcCIDEETAr HAUBsTADT.
Mr.. L. zilliac, proprietor of mill at
Haubstadt. sustained q fall. yester-
day afternoon, that resulted in the
amputation of bis foot.
Mr.. Zilliac and his son were on a
scaffold, engaged in painting the mill.
when the scafolding gave way. and
Mr.. z. and his SOP were precipitated
to the ground, a isll of twenty feet,
and the elder gentleman's fo5t being
caught in the mass Of falling boards,
was torn so that a surgeon was sent
for. to the city, to amputate it. TIE
younger Mr.. z. was but slightly in
jured.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
& Co., Of the Evansville Warehouse,
sold AZ hogsheads Of tobacco, at an
average Of half cent advance on
last weeks prices. -Four Of the
above hogsheads were goods that had
been bought in Louisville, and ship
ped here. bringing from 81 Is to 50
per hundred over the Louisville
prices.
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RAILROAD MATTERs.-The Direct
ors Of the e. @. g p. Railroad were
in private session yesterday, consider
ing propositions submitted by various
parties for consolidation and the con-
struction Of the road. having the
choice of three different routes.
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B65- SOMEBODY carried of an UNI
brella from the High School building,
yesterday afternoon, which did not
belong to them. The real owner will
be obliged if it is left at the JOURNAL
Office.
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NeW Tork DrY aooda narEet.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June ~.
Market continues inactive, while the
prices for the most staple articles rufe cl4ff-
81 and uniform Atlantic A and other
heavy brands Of Brown SheeffBgs l41<:
white makes Ike OgowOn N and indian
Orchard q sell At Il1z9l2: Indian Orchard.
BIB IL do W I0s lawrence liz do y IO1<
Monadock 81, BIZ; POcasseG Canoe III.
fremont ~ 81 Bolt Bieacbed Muslins Ia !:
Anoskeag blue DENNIS reduced 70 %, and
Pearl River %: Poppill Corset Jeans ~ !.
Nnnkfn Checks 90
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FOURTH OF JULY.-The picnic ad-
vertised in the local columns will
probably DO one Of the best ways for
one to spend the day. all manner Of
good things having been provided.
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GG- The Committee Of the whole
Council, who were to have visited the
Cemeteries, yesterday, failed to carry
out the programme.
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New York cola and Stock Marksl.

~ LeIeBfBpU.I NAW YORK. June II.
Wall street Is dull.
money EASY At 8a4 percent. with ex-
cepttOns at per cent.
srEhsI NC-Duii and heavy AT 0J<00J<.
GOLD -Lnwer and dull: closed steady;
opened at 1ia1k. fell to il25< closed at lI2JS
Glib Carrying rates 3 per cent. 10 nat.
Ciearances t28 1000.
GDVEIgrTM ErrS-- Quiet
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SATURDAY NIaHT.-Get your Sun
day reading at the Post Office Stand.
Take the Clipper, and enough La OPP
8ma cigars to last over Sunday; Put
Yourself in his Place." The Chimney
Corner. and after Saturday Night is
exhausted you viii be ready for
church.
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The WEATHER.--Six o'clock yes
terday morning foued the mercury at
GO. at 8 it was 68o. and ranged lit
tie above ZOE from noon to P.AE., set
Ting down to Sc at midnight.
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bG~ The Booths under the ampi-
theatre at the Fair Grounds, may be
rented for the sale Of refreshments,
for the 18th of July, by application to
je16 81. w. NJ. AKIN.
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When you want Prescriptions filed
correctly and cheapest. take them to
HALLocK 81 FoRD's Drug Store, Main
Street, between First and Second.
je18-eodtf
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BO Beautiful Sleeve Buttons, Mode
and Oxford Bows. and Roman Scarfs
just received at
. It srRousE. & Bios.
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B%George Hahn and another case
Of drank viii occupy the attention Of
the Recorder this morning.
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PROGRAMMES OF RACES

BH Al complete stock Of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
JET SCHArKER, BUssIEG & Co.
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FOR 00er Isipsr Ite,ns See znfrd Page.


There were no additional arrivals up to
late hour last night, except the Alpha
from Nashville, and Evansville, frcm
Green River. The city or Evansville. to
Cairo: Pine Bluff, to Grandview; Clara
Scott. to Eastport; ROae Hlte, TO Louis-
Vile. and Hartford, to Green River, de-
parted.
The Hartford and Clara Scott had big
trips OF The City Evans
vile had moderate trip OF freight, but
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sT T. g. BridwelI & Co, corner
Of Main. and Third Streets. have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ert Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes.
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick. Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
ie17-tf
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"a Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods. at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je71 SCHAPKER, Busting & Co.
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TOBACCO SoLD.-Ford sold twenty
hogsheads, yesterday, at an advance
over last weeks p-ices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

s@SuperiOr lead pencils at the
JOURNAL odce.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

s@1OO doz. White Cotton Hose at
10 cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
je7l SCHAPKER. BUssING e Go.
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ToBAcco.-Inspeetor Fendrich re-
ports sales of sixty-two hogsheads of
tobacco yesterday.
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Initial Paper and Envelopes.
French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
Siddons Initial.
Parke Mills Initial.
For sale at the JouRNAL Office.
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BY telegraph LOUISVILLE, Juns ~.
BAGGING-Ffrrn 2 pounds 30c.
CoTTON-Dull. mtddHng Doc.
FLOUR Active al IS 50.
GRAIN-Dutl and nominal
WHEAT-Sl 1901 Is.
CoRN-Sl l25z.
OATS-6oc.
RYE-eI co.
PRovIsIoHs- inactive: pork $50 60: ba-
con 1875, l05<8171S: bulk meats l21Ss DAG
l6z hams, sugar cured. 201192lc.
LARD-l7c.
WHIsRY-&l 02dl 0f.
ACc0-SaIes 282 hhds at toM7 Is for
frosted TO goo1 lugss SS92l for low 10 good
leaf
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Corrected Time Table, June u.
DA1I1Y JOURNAL
CITY NEW s. !.

sEPocket Husbands for sale at
the JOURNAL Office.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Joe Johns
tor, not the late rebel General, but a
general utility man on the steamer
Hartford, for a disorderly drunk was
awarded a residence in the Lookup,
and employment on the street, equal
to Sc As legal tender.
Henry Kessel, who described him :
self as a Franchaman a speaka no
good AngIeesha sontime." for lying
on the pavement on Water Street,
to sleep off a small sized drunk, was
awarded S. 45. in default Of which he
went to prison and poured ont his
sorrows In bad French to Kate
Lucas, who occupied the cage oppo-
site. Kate interpreted his woes. ADD
the Recorder sent him home. up the
river, on his solemn promise to return
no more.
True to toe traditional politeness
Of his countrymen. he bowed ike q
courtier to bis interpreter. and hat In
hand expressed his gratitude. To
Captain Griffith he also bowed polite
ly, dofipg his old chip hat. and saying
$ Non Moasieur. A com not back a
get drunk. A com back pay you ten
fourteen day, ah2" Mr.. Griffith
bowed gracefully and Monsieur re-
tired. makiDga bee line for the river.
m - n
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sgInitiaI paper at the JOURNAL
oHoo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

B9eLincoln, Grant and Farragut
pens at the JOURNAL Office.
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SELECT SHo0L ExAMINkTI0N.-The
Select School Of Misses Hooker and
Hough passed its annual examination
yesterday. 10 the presence of large
number Of the friends Of both teach
ers and scholars.
The exercises we're much the same
as those at the public schools, except
the difference which the use of differ
emit text books necessarily produces.
The chief difference being in the
matter of recitations. two Of which
at this school we're especially inter-
ing: Tit for Tat" and the charge
of the Six Hundred"
AS regards the compositions. one,
at least, calls for notice. where a
young lady treated Of " The Exaggera-
tions of the Press in which she con-
demned the indiscriminate and exag-
gerated laudations and condemna.
tons of the Press as unmeaning from
their indiscriminate application. To
apply the advice which the youthful
critics composition was intended to
convey. to her own case the writer
would simply say that the piece was.
for one of her age, sharp.
Tho attendance at the school for
the term was forty-four girls and
twenty eight boys. thirty-two girls
and fifteen boys being present for ex
animation.
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VALUABLE FEEaE BoARDs.-In a
suit for trespass. before Squire EN-
cry. q day or two ago, a witness swore
that four fence boards knocked off By
the defendant. were worth just ten
dollars. Another man swore that he
would repair the damage done for
twenty Eve cents. A trifing differ
euce. aH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

A LEAPrNa TIGER.-Weber. the
halter. on Main Street, has put out q
sign so like a living tiger that if Cor
don Cumming, the South African IT,
ger hunter, could see it. he would go
into ecstaciea of delight. Another
new feature that Weber has intro
duced, or rather two of them. are the
two large mirrors set opposite to each
other, at the front part of his store.
SO that view Of the whole person,
back and front. can be had. The mir.
rors Of themselves being highly orna-
mental, because they are not only large
but handsomely framed IN solid re-
spectacle looking walnut frames, with
carved tops and stands. that are far
in advance Of gilt mountings.
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Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph.I MEMPHIS, June IL.
CorToN-Dull; nominaiiy 20c.
FIOUR-Firm at 1397.
CORN MEAL-Sf90
CoRN-Quiet; yellow 81.
OATS -Firm At 06c
HAY-A cffye at So
RRAN-DuiI at Sl9123.
LARD Nominal az fz0i8<.
PoBK-In store
PAcON-Sh Shoulders 18J169f31S
The heavy and continued rains the past
week almost ruined the cotton and corn
crops. Planters are very despon dent.
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PREPARATORY School ExAmISA-
oN.-The examination at this school
occupied the whole day, necessitating
two sessions instead Of one. Is Is usu-
al. The exercises were interesting.
although there was little Of anything
to mark them as differing from other
examinations. except that being adj
.vauced in their studies beyond the
other schools. they we're more inter
esting to gown people. The singing
and compositions were perhaps the
most interesting part Of the exer-
discs; and Of these. the only remark
that is due. is that they were all that
could reasonably be expected Of
scholars Of their age. the singing be-
ing naturally much better than the
compositions.
Z The examinations showed that their
teachers were not only competent, but
careful. and deeply interested in the
work.
Tn Miss GouldiDgs school the fol-
lowing scholars are on The roll of
honor:
August Schmahl. Walter Good.
Amelia Kremer, Kate Hemmead.
Dora Ashby. Augusta Dickson, Mile
Patrick. ra 81 rss
In Miss Roberts School. only one
scholar Theodore Wild. appeared
to claim tho neat certificates that
were presented to those whose dill
.gence had won them Z place on the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-18

MADRID, juno 1.-THE Feast Of
Corpus Christi was celebrated here
TO- day with the customary ceremonies.
but the procession was very tame in
comparison with former years.
BERLIN, June 17.-Herr Hubner.
sent By the Government to inspect
the gold mines in Southern Africa.
reports that they are worthless.
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The Rnll Of Hnnnr

Below is the list of those who have
not been absent or tardy from the
schools during the term just past, as
far as the returns can be procured:
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MovILLE. June 17.-arrived, steam
er India, from New York for Glas
Cow.
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TurMRTTG-HOW OFTEN WE

A HUNIBUG.-HOW OFTEN WE
AhOar this expression from persons read.
Ing advertisements OF Patent Medicines, and In
nine cases out Of ten they may be right It 10
over q Year, since introduced DR.. Tobias Ven
etian Llnlment to tho public. had no money to
advertise It, 20 I'm 1t lOr sale with few drug
giSts and StOrOkScpOrS through . small section OF
the country, many taking with great reluctance;
but told thOm 70 lot any one have II, and II II
did not do all | ntatad on my pamphlet no one
need pay for It. In BOne stores two or three
bottles werO taken on trial by persons present. ]
was, by many, thought crazy, and thai, would he
the last thsy would see Of me. But | knew my
medicine was no huIlbuE, ~ about two months
began 70 receive orders for plOrG LlnImoni,
some calling ii my valuable LinImOnt, who had
refused 70 Sign receipt when ! left It at
thOIr st6rU.j Now my SAlef an. millions Of
bottles yearly, and all fur cash. Warrant It su'
perIor to any Other medicine. for the cure OF
Group, DIArhGa, bySGatery, Collie, Vomiting,
spasms, and seA.sIcknsss, as an internal remedy.
1t ID perfectly innocent to take intornAly-see
cath accompanying each bottle-Rnd e1tOraally
for Chronic Rhoumatism, Headache, AumPS,
Frosted Feet, Bruises, sprainS, Old SOrea, Swell
lIngs; Sore Threats, &C., &c. ~. l'.
PritsUO cents. Sold blythe Druggists. Depot
10 PARK Place, n 7. a5rbb janS!1md&W
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Judge William Strong, who has been
nominated to Judgcship on the supreme
Bench by the President, is n native Of Con
necticut He was born in 1908, in somcrs,
Tolland county, n town bordering on Mas,
sAchusetts. His father, the late Rev WI.
liam L. Strong, was pastor Of tho Con-
gregatiOnal Church there for twenty-five
years, succeeding Doctor Backtls, who is
well remembered for his theological
school, and a prominent New England
divine. Judge Strong graduated at Yale
College in 1923; taught m academy in
East Windsor, and in Tolland, c., u
year in each, studying law in IeasurC
hours.
Alter his admission 10 the lNr,
he removed, in 1880, to Reading.
Berl1S county, Pennsylvania, mastered
the German language so rs to speak it
tluenuy, and rosO rapidly to first rank
among the lawyers Of his adopted State.
German was the language Ofa majority
Of the people In Berks county at that time,
10 that the ability 10 converse In It WIS a
necessity In his practice In 1916 or iSl7,
he was elected to Congress, and represent
I'd his district four years. Declining a re-
nomination, he returned then with enthli-
SIaSm to the practice Of his profession.
About the year 1858 no was elected to the
bench Of the Supreme Court Of PcnnSylva-
mia, whore, for tho last ten years, no has
won tho reputation Of un accomplished
lurist, second, in this respect, TO none Of
the Judges ofthG Pennsylvania bar for u
clear and sound Judgment, legal attain
mentS and logical power. lie Is eminent.
ly an upright honorable man, For many
years he has been prominent among the
corporate members Of the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
and also as a member Of the General As.
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
Two Of Judge StrOngs written upin.
ions have attracted much attention one
In the famous "Sunday Car" case, decided
In 1898, In Philadelphia; and the OLherOn
the c0nstitutionality Of tho So.Callel "lie.
gal.Tender Act" In this latter case three
Of thellve Judges, including Judge Strong,
affirmed the CouStitutiOnalIty Of that act,
against Judge Woodward and one other,
In October, Of last year, Judge Strong rs-
signed his judgeShip and returned IN tho
practice Of law. n, JT, y'y
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Amended Constitution West virginia
." w ..Female Snlfrage. - !.
70 Me EdIt0H q n IHta1lgtnay: &c b, l,, +. M

10 ne Editors Of he Int6l9i0Fnes: .,. /. an.
cannot understand how 1t Is that you
endorse I&Ir. EliGk'ss joint resolution 10
amend the Constitution Of our State, and
even eulOgtze itip the highest encomiums;
blessing lie founder OClIberty and uniyer.
sal outrage, 'black and white, i" Hrebel and
loyat,I and two days later you come down
on the Joint resolution introduced In the
Senate, witch Is precisely q copy Of Mr..
Flick's, (Uerbqtim At RttfatimO save tho
word 6lalS Is ileh out Of mine, y Is 1t be-.
cause l lel out the, pet word M4le that !
and my resolution are 70 tbe held up 10 q
gazing public inrderislOn, while all the
prejudice Of popular sentiment Is To be
stirred and arrayed against the most mag
unanimous political movement IN tho
wOrlds You advise me 10. let the Consti
tutl0n alone, do yOuP Il IFu q mon dFeit
Nv country forbid thatI /, the humblest son
Of American liberty should remain silent,
while No nlanytnoble women arc strug-
CLING for political equality against 50 great
an odds as the GrcGleyS and presses gen
CrAlIy.t Shame OH me Il would not
help the down.trodden, when to do so Is
WItHIH NY power
Is 1t true thatwe are about TO amend
the Constitution Of our State, granting the
right Of suffmgoto all tho ignorant vicious
and diSI0yal Ntt'S; many Of whom pay
little or NO tax, and care less for the well.
fare and well being Of our country; while
tho female portion If the community are
tlisEraNchtsel; they who stood BY the
right and tic tlag Of our Government !;
nrovidtng for our sick and wounded
soldiers In tue dark hours Of the rebellion,
with d devotion that none but women are
endowed with. Shall We he so selfish as
10 exclude our mothers and sisters, our
lovers, aye! your wives and daughters,
you profess 10 love 80 much, from tho bal.
lot box? You call me bachelor, so
am. They call me q woman hRter. That
depends upon the woman If l, then,
u bachelor and woman hatCr, pro.
pose 10 have tho fair sex Of man
kind. elevated to your equals, how
much higher should you elevate thcln !
Shall I'VE say TO the late traitors, Iwho
went hack on their Oaths and their coun-
try at time when We struggled for exist.
enCe, and to foreign InOnArCEists, many Of
whom know but ltttlo Of, and care less f0T,
our country, come thou and sit with us,
cheek by jowl, In governmental affairs,
whilst the tax-paying and loyal ladies Of
their own native land, shall DO compelled
10 stand afAr of, aS Russian or Chinese
serB, in bitter team, and witness the
whisky ring" controlling the countrys z
'AhtjI,think II | were woman should
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The Large Numbers Of Testimonials
THE MOST POWERFUL VEGETABLE ALTERNATIVE
~ no .. rfyf .a Ne.
.'"t YET D1scovERED. .a "


''ThV lIEd Of thu aesh IL In tho Blood, ;" u q
,SeTIptural maxim that science provcS to bO true
Tho people talk Of bad blood. rs Tho cause or
many diaeaseS. and like many popular opinions
this OF bid blood Ii founded in truth. Wr
d The symptoms Of bad blood are usually quito
plaIn-+bad. Digestion imperfect nutri'
ton, and consequently the circulation Is fcCblS
tho Sot tissues lose thslr tons and elasticity and
Tho tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered With patty, white coat This contl'
Glon soon OhoRS tfSOlf In TouVh'Gt' Of tho skin,
then inRRuFrIVE and uLcERATINE diseases, and
whuuiong continued, results In serious lCslOut or
tho BnIn, Liver, LungS, OF urinary apparatus.
Much, very much, suffering 70 eauSOd By impure
blood. ItiO eatimAh6d BY some thGI one.afth OF
Tie human family are Affected with Scrotdla in
coma foFm. 1i.1 IFh' .l''t ~
when the BlobdI 10 pure. you are not 40 liable
"a any dISSAis! Many Impurities Ofthe Blood
arise nom impure diseAs6s Of large cities. Rtadi.
ute every Impuiiy from the f6dntain Of lie, and
good Spirits talFSkln and vital strength win 70
mn, IN van, iULlI'-Jd p IjIAht nI u '-'f
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EXPEcTORANT 81

7 NVVEA47N4V 2 III ~
LRUP.-Among The many thlngS required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal uEALTH,
COMFORT and BASE this Syrup stands among the
ArSt, Il has been before the public nov, for Is
yOarS md has FivUn tho mOat entire SltitacuOn.
All persons suffering rom COUGHS, COLDS
SadlIoARsENRSS, should not " without II, -
II will afford speedy relief In most diseases Of tho
Throat Chest Of Lungs. FOR CRoUP-Can be
relied on In extreme caEOs. FOR WHOOPlNG
CoUGH-InVAriably gives speedy relief. FOR
SORE THRoAT-Ksep the Throat moist whit.
VIOLENT COUGHS Yield to it, continued use.
Sold by Druggists generally. ...l
.ra ", LAuGHLlN, SMITH 4 co"
] Wholesale Druggists,
,aDs Main ST., Wheeling.
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Missouri Is moving on with accelerated
pace to unrestricted suffrage In Radi,
cal caucus (they call themselves "Rsdl'
caIs5n not Republicans, in MlssourD Of the
Legislature at Jefferson City, Wednesday
night It was determined By a, two.thirds
vote to submit TO the people Of the State
an amendment 70 the Constitution onftan
chislng those now deprived Of suffrage
without respect to race OF color. Ar
amendment effecting this has been intro
duced in the Senate and will be passed, q.
a matter of course. IA 81 NM
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LATEST FROM THE LApua.-since tho
introduction Of PHALoN's VrTALtA OR
SALVATION FOR EHB HAIR, ladies who
formeElyu used dyes, ar0 universally RbAn-
doning thenl They find the nav article
90 harmless, 90 clean and pure, 90 pleasant
to the senses, and with al 50 superior - a
means Of renewing the original color, that
they absolutely shuddeF when they think
Of tho filthy stuff they once. Used. NJ cod Us