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WHISKY OR RRA,NQy,

or in fact, any OLher article IN c6nlIn0n Use and
ought TO be used in every family. Everybody
should give it a trial. 1t Is new thing, only
gained a great name and q wonderful sale, and
whoever once tries it will always recommend
1t to their friends. 1t is peculiarly pleasant,
even delicious, and any one would be crazy to
take whisky. &C., ii he can get the Wine OF
Life. 1t is for sale by druggists every where, In
quart bottles. Price One iiOllar. We challenge
the world to produce a purer, cheaper, and
nicer article Than .lAaAA ! I - AA-LA.l ! Q
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A Connecticut Democrat sent his son
TO New York tocompiete his education.
After a short time the son wrote his
father that he was studying "Horace." !"
On learning this the paternal parent re-
piled. Gone home; I don't want
Greeley to make Republican of my
son.
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DIVORCES.

Absoiu Divorces legally obtained IN New
York, lnd lana, Illinois, anu other States, OIL
persons iromsiny Stale or country, legal every.
wnere; desertion, drunkenness, non-suPport
ETC.. sufficient cause. no publicity. No charge
untii III vorce In .,Iuined. Advice free.
Adiresx, MUOkt. & RICHARDSON,
Counseliors at Law,
lie ci oiy $50 Broadway, NewY Z ork Caty
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Being prepared expressly for the above COM
greater than any other preparation of Sarssa-
parills. Il gives the eomplexion; clear and
healthy color and estores the patient TO a state
removing all Chronic CONSTITUTIONAL Diseases
arising nom an Impure state Of the Blood, and
the only reliable and efectual known remedy
Ulcerations Of the Throat and Legs, Blotches;
PIN pies on the Face. Erysipelas and all ,scaly
Eruptions OF the Skin, and Beautifyfngl the
Complexion. Price, 81 50 per bottle. !.
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HER LETTER,
BY BRET aARrE-

I'm sitting aiones.y iise fire.
Dressed Just as i.caine from the dance
In a robe even god Mon. ID AdmifeT
Ii cost a cool LaOusdnd Al riance,
I'm oe iia M Bnlet ols oi All reas'i'
Ny i.air Is done up an cue:
In s,,orC Js;r Inc ase.ie of lie season
Is washing an hour on oAsszss
Adozen lnsaSem sntsI'v ' broken;
L left in Lne niiuSS OF aset;z2
Likewise a proposal, nslf-spoken,
TuAL wxits-Sn Iiie stsirs--for ine yet.
They say h0,I! be ricn-wnen he grows up
Aud Luert ne a iotes mc Indeed
An you sif, are Turning your nose up,
Taree LnousanI inl.ss IN, AS you read.
.And hog do I like my posiIion?'
And w<sns do thsuK Of SeE York;
"a nd now; ;4u my higher ainbition,
With wfiofn do f,M&Ilz. hirt. or talk"
And isusss4o ice tuhave riches,
AMI arerf Il a casnze 70 The ditches
And tunnels Of Poverty fiais
Well, yes--U zou saw q out driving
Each day IN the park, iour-in-hand-
If you sa q poor dear mamma contriving
To iooK siipernalurAiiyg granI-
II on saWpapa's pfctare ss taken
By Bradk,Shd tinted AZ that,
You'd ue yer sus spect he sold bacou
And fiour -tPoyerty Flat.
And yet just this momen,. when sitting
In the glare of the grand chandelier-
In the bustie and glitter betting
The finest soiree OF Che year.
In the mists Of q gdse de Ch1mbexy.
And the hum of the smallest OF talk
Somehow, Joe. thought Of the Ferry"
Aud the dance that We had on "The Fork
OF Harrison's barn. with its muster
OF flags festOoned over the wall;
OF the candies that shed tn Dir soft fuster
And taIlow on hand-dress AMI shawl;
OF the steps that.we took To one fiddle;
OF the dress of my queer ris-o-Uis;
And how once weLtdown the middle
Irstf. hat of,< = md tEs.(s
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MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
asst published, new edition Of DR.. Culver,
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
twithouI medicine) OF Spermstorrhea or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Sc ninal LOSSES
Impotency, Mental anu Physical Incapacity,
lmpediments TO Marriage. ETC., also, ConsuInp-
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits. induced BY self-in-
dulgence or sexual extravaganza.
M Price, in a sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences OF seif-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of Internal medi-
cine or the application of the knife; pointing
out mode OF cure 1t Urrce simple. certain, aud
effectuai, by means of which every sufferer; no
mniter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, aud radically.
"a This Lecture should be IN the hands oi
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent. under seal, in q plain envelope, TO any
address, postpaid, on receipt six cents or two
post Stamps.
Also, Or. Culycrwelrs Marriage Guide u
price 25 cents. Address the Publishers
~ CHAS. ]. C. KLINE 4 CO.,
III Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1855.
dec29ly
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Mlisrfllansoas.
How the Dark Ways of the Day-
export Brothers were Exposed
in Knoxville, Tenn. -

Hoxie's Hail was filled to overflow
ing. AT the proper time Mr.. Fay, one
of the performers, advanced to the
front of the stage with paper contain-
ing the names of the committee, and
requested them to- come forward
Messrs. Bell and Lowery soon made
their way, through the audience and
were greeted with tremendous applause
as they bowed to the audience.
While closing the door Mr.. Bell was
struck on the'shouider with some un-
known Object, but Mr.. Lowery saw it
and instantly went to Mr.. Bells side,
and whispered to Mr.. Bell, who began
to go through the same motion. Out
came the object. Mr.. Lowery sprang
like a cat and seized the hand, and
wrenched it carefully off, throwing it
in the audience. Upon examination it
was found to be paper masked hand,
as thin as writing paper, and fitting. so
closely in the cabinet that it was i'm
by wire, perfectly at the will of the op-
orators. Cheer upon cheer was given
for the committee. The brothers were
rageing with anger, but constant calls
from the audience convinced them that
they must either play or pay, and ac-
cOrdingly the cabinet was thrown aside
and the dark seance was announced.
A table was brought forward and
several musical instruments laid upon
it, a quantity of phosphorus was rub
bed on a guitar, and the lights We're ex-
tinguished. Presently sweet chords
came from the guitar, and the phos-
phorus was seen running here and
there in the air. All present were
thunderstfuck.s Ihey might catch, the
cabinet tricks, but the dark scene was a
sumner. While the supposed guitar
was swinging in the air, one of the su-
dience, named Brooks, pulled from un-
der his coat a dark lantern of immense
power, which he instantly shot on the
flying guitar. One of the attaches of
the show held pole, on the end of
which was nailed small piece of -four
barrel heading The guitar was lying
on the table In the same position, only
the phosphorus was not on it. To de-
scribe the scene that followed would be
folly. We don't think the Brothers
will book this city On their next route,
L Chatdhoogd Times. 3Aisi u
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. : - Wa l&4N =. 50 -ITT3 -
PILE REMEDY. :

W arMer's Pile Remedy has never Jailed
mot even ia one cssoeD W cure the very worst
cases oil Blind, Itching or Bleeding Plies. Those
who are afflicted should Immediately call ON
their ruygist and get II, for It will, with the
first app lication, Instantly afford complete re-
iief, and a few following appiIcauohs are only
required To effect permanent cure without
any trouble or inconsenience In It's use.
WARN ERS PILE REMEDY is expressly tor
the Plies, and Is not recommended 10 cure any
other disease. IL has cured many cases OF over
thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
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HENRYT. HELMBOLD'SINdPROV-
-.as,1E ED ROSE WASH aFr a

HENRYT. HELMBOLD,SlMP
b.-,.-la ED ROSE w Ash 4,fT .4
cannot be surpassed rs y Face Mash, and W ia
be found The only specific remedy IN every
species Guraneous Affection. IL speedily era "a
Gates Pimpies, .SpOls. Scorbuilc Dry ness, In
efuratIons lof the lCutansous IMeinbfAne, ;eic,
dlspels Rsdness and lneipient Inflammation,
Hises. Rash, Moth Patches, pfyfess VI scalp
or skin, tfost Bites, AND aal urposes fvr v hieh
Safves or Ointnents aroused; restores the skin
10 n siate of purity und soitiies&, snd tnsuIes
continued healthy scIion " the tissue oi its
vessels on v hich depends he Nc feeasDis CHAR
ness aud rytYzcityL 0t,complexivu st,f much
sISug ht and 8dmfred. But however vRtnasble ks
q remedy lot exisi ng sisieets o. he sAAl, IA. T..
Helm isoid s Rose W asn hxs long sustalhed ils
prinsipies clAz1n toD unbouiaed palryeiiaes By
possessing qualities which render ~ y Toilet
Appe endage or the ihost Snperlative end Cun
& ;nial GhxrActer, CON bining an An elegant for
nAuia those prominent requisites, safely and
Eficaoy--th Che inyArtsblf faecompanimenisoiits iits
use-as o Preseryafive xnd Refresher OF the
Cosnpfexion.u It is An enceifent Lotion for
diseases of . Syphilitic Nature, and, IN an
m5ectioa for dileases sf the Urinary Organs.
arising from habits OF dissigstion, used IN
rilla, and Casswba Grape Pilis. IN Such tisessss
as recommended, cannot be surpassed. Price,
One Dollar per Bottle. 1t II
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9Th. Every part Of the fire place Is thus kept
bright, and reflects The heat In 10 the ON.
4 7th.j lt imprOyes the draughf OF ailehimneys. I
Sth- No dust hue IL needed In the back wall.
9Th II Will burn hard and soft coal, nut coal
and slack making no cinders.
10th. II does moi have 10 be remov ed 10 put in
the Summer Piece, but Hft up the front and
shove back into tie chimney. s-r.,.- 49,. - d
llth. II can be put in any fire Eiaee or 'front.'
now in use.
18th. Itonly costs from one 10 two dollars
more than ordinary CRATES and Is no hnmbug.
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HENRYT. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED coxpoUsD
Fluid Bxtrat Sarsaparina

Will radically exterminate from the system
Scorfuls. syphilis. Fever Sores, UIcers,y SORE
Eyes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Sore Head, Bron
Runnings from The Ear, White Swellinss,, ,Tu
mors, CancerOus Affections, Nodes, Rfckets
Gianduiar Swei1inRs. Night Su eats, Rash, Fet-
ter, Humors OF all Kinds. Chronic Rheumatism
Dyspepsia, and all diseases that have been es
tablished in the system Tor years.
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rHE9GRRAP sDIURRTIC.

has cured every y case of fDfA BEfEs IN which a
has been given Irritation, OF the Neck Oh the
Bladder and I"fiam mat OF the Kidneys,
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Rs-
tention of Urine, Dissases OF the Prostate
Gland, stone inithe BlRdder, Calculus, Gravel.
Brickdnst peposity and Mucous or Milky Dis-
stitutions Of both. sexes, attended with the
following symptoms: Indispositon TO exsrtion,
loss of power, LIS OF memory, dff1cufty OF
breathing, weak nerves, trembling, horror OF
disease, wakefulness, dimness OF vision, pain
in the back, hot hands. hu.hing, OF The body,
dryness OF the skin, eruption ON the Iace,
muscular system, etc. -" 4l-i4 30 -
Used by persons from theages Of esghteen TO
twenty five, aud from thirty dve TO nfy- ave
or in the decline or change (of lifs. after CON
hnement or labor pains; bedwetting in children
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q Full and explicit t,rections accompany rho
Eyiderce OF the rnost res sibl. and refiab,e
cha facter furnished On application. witt hum
dreds Of thousands OF living witnesses, and
upward of So,0eQ unsolicited cerlifsrAtes and
recommendatory letters, many OF which arc
from the highest sources, including eflniffent
Physicians, ClerHymen, Statesmen, etc. The
proprietor has never ,esorted TO their pubfica-
tion In the newspaperss he docs not do this
from the fact that Is rtcisd rank - stand, I'd
Preparatiops, and do not need to be propped up
BY eertiffcates. N y
Henry 7. I1eImbSlds Genuine
Prepafattons. Dill
Delivered to any address. Secure from OBJ
servation. :
Etabi'shed upward OF twenty years Sold by
pfs.gg.sts everywhere, Addres letters for
1nfornetfon, IN confidence to- HENRY II.
yaI HaIElAR9L1. Dsngsiss and Gh eraist, ,s,,o., !.
Chemaesi Warehpnae, No. ~ ReqNdEays New
York, Or 70 II: T AEl.MhOL.p,l Medical Depot.
10y smith Tsuta street. rhtladylpeiA, Pa. y : d
HasRf r. I. HELxs6f6a ! ~ sea Hssihss 'ef
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Our Savior never drove his over
tired faculties. He used to go and rest
in the house of Mary and Martha after
the fatigHes of working in Jerusalem.
He tells us all-you and me-to let the
morrow take care of itself, and merely
to meet the evils of the present day.
Real foresight consists in reserying our
own forces. If we labor with anxiety
about the future we destroy the
strength which viii enable us to meet
the future,
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p Elizabeth Stuart Phelps author OF
"Gates Ajar," is endowed with set of
delightfully."- tormenting nerves. The
chirping of cricket in her room will
keep her awake all night. To such an
organization a husband would be an un-
|endurable nuisance, of course. To be
compelled to lie awake listening to the
trumpet-toneds snoring of great, awful,
unsentimental, unnervous savage of a
mani IntOlerable!
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.s- 4 SPEylSk.
MARTINS FERRY. BELMONT CO., OHIO
ID EsPECTFUELY announces that he 10 sa
II gagged in the mana facture OF -.f ,,f-
PITTS PATENT THRESHING
MAfHINEy y cai1ub

usually known as the Msssilon Machine an
Is also manufacturing largely OF the
RALsToN'S IMPROVED PATENFTHREsH
1.sss. Ing rMACHIN ksS.s.=7s..-s -
known by many as the Double Cleaner. alse
commons Threnhers, and three cinere@t kinda
Of hor~e powers. including the Carey power.
Ali my machines are built of the best season.
ed timber and put together IN the best work.
mani ke manner, and are fully warranted to
give satis,sctlon on = fair trial.
keep coikta antly on hand large supply q
the above machines and powers, which oflsr
for sale on As reasonable terms ~ the times will
admit Of Il "a. .i.,r .....ff r..1 .,,r.,
The increasing demand for my machines
having compelled ME 10 enlarge nay shop en-
now prepared, in addition to thc above, 10
Manufacture -tGNfa i-il15s fi
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM
| MIA s.tl Ing ENGINES . pod III
Rolling Mill. KeE Factory and Nail MIL Ma
chlnery. aAli kinds Of repairing done at short
notice. ass, ,esaffe -raf ....F 17 a.
All ofders and letters OF inquiry promptly
tende<i 10. Q. 20 & E susl 81. Iif. 9a u
- ff.-it itfr.r tad nampkl&r
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We are aisf putting It In Cooking Stoves.
thereby dispensino ,ciih Backsrails, and saving
much expense to the consumer. besides Ere
venting dust escaping when the IRE 10 stirrel.
fPersone having the Trepie, Rangeror esnfIbel
for fhern:1 also, ,WEnNx1's sJoIsTED1( (.xnrHa or
Cross piece v lich cannot sprinE up AZ the snds
nrr sink in the middle, and III last as long as
eight or ten of the ordinary kind.
We also make Kell's Z. psfentMKTALLIo
HEABTHs which are superior TO Marble, Stone
: For the above improv enenfs and the superb
or Cooking, Heating and Franktin stoves fnaAs
by m, We ask the patronaxa of dealers and
consumers - octl37o-ly
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An eccentric man in Massachusetts,
has made and published his will. He
gives his body. after his death, to Prof.
Agassiz and DIR. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, to be placed in the museum at
Cam bridge, but directs that two drum
heads shIll be made of his skin, on
which Yankee Doodle" shall be beaten
at the base of Bunker Hill Monument,
annually, at sunrise on the II of June.
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&It is, reported from Paris that the gov
ernment intend to levy tax on inn
ported raw material, especially textile
fabrics. The tax on cotton alone is ex-
pected to produce annually from sixty
TO eighty millions of francs. Foreign
manufactured articles will also, it is
said, be taxed proportionately.
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The Norwich Conn., Bulletin tells a
pathetic story about a pigeon which be-
came fastened by long string hanging
from its leg to telegraph wire on Main
street, in that city. Two or three cruel
boys wanted to throw stones at it, but
a kind gentleman, telling them not to
hurt the poor bird, got ladder and
carefully unwound the string and put
the frightened, futtering little creature
tenderly into his bosom while he de-
scended. The next.evening he remark
ed that it had made much nicer pie
than he expected.
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Grammar is learned from language
more easily than language from gram
mar; criticism from works of art more
easily than works of art from criticism.
Memory is a patient camel, bearing
huge burdens over life's sandy desert.
Intuition is a bird of paradise, drinking
ing in the aroma of celestial flowers.
Every period of life has its peculiar
prejudices. Whoever saw old age that
did not applaud the past, and condemn
the present times?
Sincerity is speaking as we think, be-
lieving as we pretend, acting as we pro-
fess, performing as we promise, and
being as we appear.
Insult not misery, neither deride in
trinity, nor ridicIle deformity; the
first shows inhumanity, the second fol-
ly, and the third pride.
Winter, who strips the leaves from
around us, makes Us see the distant re-
TgiOns they formerly concealed: so does
Old age rObus of our enjuyments only to
exchange the prospect of eternity be-
fore us.
Wit is not the produce of study; it
comes almost as Unexpectedly on the
speaker as the heslrer; one of the first
principles of it is good temper; the ar
rows of wit Oughtalways to be feathered
with smiles; when they fail in that they
become sarcasns.
An irascible old gentleman was taken
with sneezing in the cars lately. After
sneezing in a.most spasmodic way eight
or ten times, he arrested the parOxysm
for a moment and extricating his hand
kerchief, he thus Indignantly addressed
his nasle organ: ..Oh! go on-go on,
you'll blow yonr internal brains out
presently" 80
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I'm sitting aiones.y line fire.
Dressed just as i-caine from ttie dance
In a robe even yoe.won.d 2dnireT
Ii cost a cooi Laousand an France;
I'm DE iiA N snled Ola oi all reason,
Ny i.air is dosis upan cue: -.
In s.,orC. ssr. ? line a,eaie of L.ie season
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is there any wonder attached to it? Is
Iitstrange that the teacher is ian anomaly?
No one doubts that many profess to be
teachers who are not and indeed can
not be. 1t is no fault of theirs but of
nature. They are honest in their in
tentionS and are impelled by a desire
to. do good but fail in their efiorts.-
Each teachers governmentshOuldda
be characterized by system, mildnesS,
and firmness. A. school can be govern,
ed by rudeness, force and the rod, but a
continually rebellious spirit is burning
lin the heart of every pupil and only
awaits an opportunity to manifest itself
in open action. Obedience to law, the
| first object, is unaccomplished. Ma
poleon the Third subjugated the spirit
of France and held it in subordinatiOn
by the iron power of the military; the
people were continually arising in petty
rebelliOns against his imperial author
| ity and as soon as he was in the power
of his enemies they renounced him and
his works and destroyed hiSstatuary.-
J Our people are governed by their love
for law and order, for. free Institutions
and for liberty and justice. Attempt to
to govern the American people by tyr
any and they will rebel and rebel and
continually rebel until they have.their
Just rights. Government Is the ruling,
the controlling power and national gov
eminent and school government are
parallel in application; they each must
deal with human nature and the teach
er who studies and best understands the
different phases and exigencies of the
nature OF humanity aud applies syste-
matte government to obyiate these ex-
ligencies will be the successful teacher.
Government enters into the family cir
Gle. Every one can Judge whether a
family is governed and how, by the
4 very department Of that family out
iside the paternal domieile. The in
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