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Eye.
The ney born child eeeks the day by in
.,inci, and turns to the side whence heht
comes. and if this spontaneous movement oil
the infants ewes il thwarted, srab;smus may
be the consequence. A..
or all our organs the eye is the one that
light especially affects. Through II
come. ali notions of the outer
world, and all impressions Of an
sesthetic kind. Now, the e!citasiiity
of the retina shows variations OF
every kind. Prisoners confined In oafk
ceIis have been known to acquire the power
Of seeing distinctly in them, while their eyes
also become sensitive to the slightest changes
in the intensity Of light. In lI16 Lavoisler,
in s.rdving certain questions upon the iIght-
ing of Paris, which had been given for com,
petition by the Academy Of Sciences, found
after several attempts that his sight wanted
the necessary sensitiveness fer Observing the
relative in.ensities of the different flames he
wi.Led TO compare He had a room hung
with black, and shu; himself up in II for six
weeks in utter darkness. At the end o! that
time hi. sensiriveness of sight was such that
he could distinguish the faintest differences.
1T is very dangerous, too, to pass suddenly
from a dark into a strong food Of light. The
,yrsnt Dionysius had building made with
bright. whitewa-hed walls, and would order
vre,ches, after long sec!usion from light, to
be suddenly brought into it. The contrast
struck them blind. Xenophon relates that
many Greek soldiers lost their sight from re-
f,sctions of the snow in crossing the noun
,ains of Armenia. All travellers who have
vizi,ed the polar regions have often seen like
results produced BY the glare Of the snow.
When the impression Of Light on the eve is
sudden and overpowerins, the retina suffers
most. 1t is less powerful, but longer con-
timed. the humors of the eye are affected.
The phenomenon called sunstroke results
from the action Of light, and not, as 4. often
supposed, from excessively nigh temPera-
ture. IL semetimes occurs in the moderately
warm seasons of spring; or very intenss
artificial light, and particularly the electric
light may occasion it. The violet and ultra
violet parts of the sunbeam seems to be the
cause of this action, for screens Of urnnium
glass, that absorb these portions, protect the
eyes of experimentors occupied in studying
the electric light. This disorder is true
Inflammation -"LiyM and Life, " !" I1puSa'
Science Moathiy for Jonuacy.
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DIR. A. @. OLlN,

100 SOUTH CLARK STREET. Corner Of Now
loo roe, Chicago, III, Specialist Of great ex-
Perlenre, debility, all forms of I'ri-
diseases and difficulties OF delicate nature in
either sex, caused by unnatural excess.
Particular st'ention giyea II old
ard complicated cases. Patients at p
distance treated by NAL. Cures guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Send amp for b ok and cir
culars. True Narr;ase Guide. Full information
sent sealed for SO cents. kubler Goods always
on hand. Consultations fee and invited n. B =
Ladies, send for circular sure Prevention.
Yours, 9 a IN. TO S p. M. SUNDAYS. forenoon.
sepl2-,i1vly
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N rD1cAL.


1t is not wise to put OF u
-. n,,.nosa the invixora ting process which
would have secured the systeh :
against this untovarl in fuence. ~
stomach, liver and bowels in the fpi US .'
with Hoe,etter' Stomach Bi,'ers, and e'Hn',n",Hs
10 take This harmless but powerful vese'ahie '",is
GRANT during the summer, il is quite certain 'AA'
even person, ma urally delicate and deneie"'
in vital force may escape the fits Of indisestioh'
headache, nausea, biliiousness, nervous DEBILITY
and mental oppression which in the absence Of
such Treparati1u, often pr strAie and sgonizs
the more robust A pure s'imulsnf, NEE lcaied
With the Juices of the finest tonic, anti aad
aDeri mt roots and herbs. an invaluable boon 10
The weak and siIinz and this DEMONSTRATING boon
In the f,rm Of Hosietter's Bit,er-, i, fortunate
within the reaoh Of all tu-thuf-sAtNN
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Scientific and Popular Medieal Works
Manhood, W omanhood, g.
Nervous Diseases,

uOS SSUNuu A'bsSs n ~ NhssSSSVs -
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There /. nothing whatever. either Married or Sin
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Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
EENDERSON'S
NEW AND IMPROVED
Con. pound fluid Extract
b u q H u.

Specific Remedy for all Diseases If the Urinary
Organs uon.reiention incontiIence of urine,
irritation, Inflammation, or liberation Of the Blad-
der and Kidneys, Stone in the Bladder Gravel, or
Brickdust dcpssit, Brieht's Disease, milky dis
charges, AMI sll diseases Of the Bladder, Kid
neys, or Prostate Gland, whether affecting Male,
Female Child.
For Weakness, arising from youthful indiscre-
ton Gbrss, dissipation. attended ruth
offe foloc ing symptoms Nsr,v,.s DEBILITY Los
81 .ssssos, Liispasit.on 10 sre,'on blsaess. lass
Of Fo-rer, .sanr:ress BTsr.h, T,s5.!y, Tro;,.sd
ui!s thoughts Of Dis~IsS, DinnSSs III Iisioa, Pain
an iae Rrck, Ci,t cai Read R.sk OF Biooi 10 tie
Had, Skin ISH;.ioas. Pais Coul.,e,.GnSs, and Dry
Ssia.
Ifthese 81 mr,oms Pre allowed to 20 On, very ire
quenily Eliicptic Fits and CONSUMPTION follow.
The insane asylums and the records OF deaths by
consumption bear ample witness Ia tn. truth III the
assertion where the constitution becomes a;ecie:
with organic weakness, II requires be aid OF in
Migrating Medicine strengthen sI tore iI,i the
System, wsieh Hectsrsoa's bCch docs in every
cae
fbr Females, young or old, marie, or single,
at the dawn If vGnanhooi or at the turn 81 ME,
Heudsrs0n's bIchE has DO equal in disease, Pc
culiar TO females in painful difficult menstrs-
ton 'hrDDic Inflammation Of the Uterus, Falling
tia. Womb. Isuchorrhss or Whites. sterilify .
arTenness, and ali complaints incident TO the SIX,
whrt' arising from iniscreiion, habits oj dissi.
patton, CT in tie decline change Of life. Hen
dersoas Buciu il unoIualied by any remedy
known. II il prescribed by the most eminent phy-
scians all the World, To be used after confne
msnt, sn! ali eBevhed constitutions Oi both sexes
AMI all ages.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, hesdache, pain in
the shoulders, coughs, dizziness, sour stomach,
eruc;aiions, bad taste in the moalh, paipiiation
the heart, pain in the region OF the kidneys, and
Thousand other painful symptoms, the offspring
OF Dyspep'ia. Heoderson's Buchu invixorates
the stomach, stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels
and kidneys, to healthy action, in cleansing the
Blcs1 OF all impurities and mpsrt;Dg life End
vigor To the Whole .ye;em. Ii is the Great Life
giving Principle.
PIN. Tape and other worms, by which
thousands oi persons, young and old, affected.
are efeciualiy rc'noTed from the system by en-
corsons Suchu. Worms exist upon the dis
essei Bunors and not mon the healthy elements n
the body No yermifuses, antheimin;ies system
OF med ;cine will eeeciuay free the system from
these monst of disease like Henderson's new
and Improved Extracr of Buchu.
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J. G. HENDERSON q CO.
905 West Lake Street,
CHICAGO.
SOLD sY ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALER 6
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-.
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ESTABLISHED IL ST. LOUIS IN 1887.

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NURES all Chronic aud Special Diseases in .
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Dr.. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures all forms Of spermatofrhea or seminal weak
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lost poseg, and brings hack the youthful vigoF
Of those Who have destroyed IL by sexual sxcea
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-Senator Sumner,
owing to his illness, did not settle his ac-
counts for the last session until yesierd ".
Finding that he was credited with portion
of the back pay he addressed the following
note TO Il e Secretary Of the Senate:
SENATE CHAMBER, MAY ,, 1873.
SIR: P.ease pay into the Treasury of the
United States, on my account, the sum Of
81 All 30, being the allowance to me of
what is known "a "hack pay" for the Forty
second Congress, deducting therefrom the
mileage allowed by law.
| am, sir, your oNedient servant,
CHARLES SuMNFR
The Secretary OF the Senate.
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New Remedies-Quick Cures
DIR. MON ROE,
Medical Specialist.

MAKES al Private and Chronic Diseases a
N( Speciality, cures Spermatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Impo,ency, Gonor-
rhea, syphilis, etc. II you are out OF health her.
vos debiitafed feel aversion to society, loss oi
memory dread Of the future. fear of marriage, I'm
happy ia the married state loss Of nervous wer,
ETC.. amply At once and be cured. All diseases aTis
ing from excess or exposure. treated successfully.
Ladies. send for circular oi the Preach ''Pessarie
Prsven.if,'' the sur-sf preventive known.
supply of TrJsses, Synnyos, Rubber f'"t-ls,
etc :, on hara.
Female Pills, s5 rer box. Al; Consultations tree.
All letters strictly confidential nea.. for circular
Best apartments private Treatment in thu city.
Office hours q. M. 10 n. m. sundays 30 \. III.
Address Dr. r. J. MONROE,
Sis S,,uth Clark ST.,
Chicago. III.
p o. drawer sal. ~pi2iNw;v
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Cf SOS8rsCOoto0s COncentf0tc0,
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti
Bilious CranUlcs. THE "LET-LE
GIANT" CATHA1TlC. or Mulsum
In Parvo Physic.
The novelty Of modern Medical, Chemical ard
Pharmaceutical Science. No use of any longer
taxing the large. repulsive and nauseoas pills,
composed OF cheap. crude, and bulky ingredients,
when we can BY careful application OF cheiniosl
sciencs extract all the cashartic and other pec.-
cinll properties from the most valuable roots ard
herbs, sad concentrate them into o minute Gran
Ulc, scarcely larger than q mustard
the most sensitive stomachs and fs-tidious tastes.
Esch little Purgntivc Pellet represents. an .
most concentrated form, as nuch caftariic power
rs is embodied in any VI the large pills found for
eale in the drug shops From their wonderful c.
tlr:ic power. in proportion TO their size. pecplo
who have not tried them are apt TO suppose that
thry are harsh or Drastic in effect but such is not
r.. all the case the different active medicinal prin
ci2ies Of which they are COMPOSED being 60 Lar
noaizei AID modified, one by the others, as 10
p-otaoe n most searching ans THOR.
oagh. yet gently end kind Operating
c-i1Grtic.
$500 Reward is hereby offered b. tae pro
r.rtor OF these Pellets, 10 any chemist wSo.
upSn analysis. will End in them any Caiomel CT
cher forms Of mercury or any other ni-eEal
poison.
Being entirely vegetable no particular
care lie required while using them. They ope-
rate without disturbance to the constitution, DICT
OF OCCUp1tlOu- - - u0uCCS 3C408CHCS
Constipation, Impure blood, Pain
I'm tho ShOu Iders, Tlgktness OF tho
Chest, Dizziness, Sour EructattOES
of tho stomach, had tAsto In
mouth, Bilious attacks, Pain IN
region OF kidneys, Internal Fever,
BiOated feeling about stomach,
Rush OF Blood 20 Head. High Cc,.
oreA Urine, UnaOciabiiity End
Gloomy Eorcb0dinGa, take r..
Piercess Pleasant urHatlvc k'cllet..
In explanation Of the remedial power OF my PR
catiye Pellets over go great variety Of diseases
iwish to say that their action upon tho
animal economy h universals mot .
tive Am pres. Ago does not impair the-l;
their eus,ar-co.ting and being enclosed IN glass
bottles pyeserve their virtues unimpaired for ary
length Of time in any climate. % that they al
ways fresh and reliable. which is not the
with the pills found in the drug stores put up IN
cheap wood or passe-bcard boxes. Recollect tSa.
for ell diseases where . Laxative, AlteyF.
tive or Pur9a1ivo IL indicated. there little
Pellets win give the most perfect satisfactioa 70
all who use them
They arc sold BY all enteYPrislng
DruEGluss ~ Is cents = bottle.
Do not allow any druggist 10 incuce yoa to
take anything ei.e that may say IL Just -
GOOD a. my Pellets bccsr.e lie males larger
pro6t On that which le r-eomAcndA. II yocr
5Enxxine easnoe earp,y tacz7. sechee = eAp
~ I1ol1y0 - II reur Ese.l fNm
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HOW TO GETu.M OUT.

We clip the following recipe from the
Christian Taioa, not that We intend thereby
to intimate that any Of cur congregations may
have need to Use it, for our ministers are not
that kind OF men-but for the information OF
our neighbors at Atchison or Ksn,as City We
republish it:
sOae good deacon or elder, with a firm
and conscientious purpose TO worry a minis
ter out, is usually an all sufficient remedy.
II no deacons can be had, a reasonable ugly
layman will DO. A siege may be laid to the
pulpit. Cat off all supplies. Even Paris
had to surrender when starvation came. Ii
the minister won't leave. the congregation
can. An empty church soon brings dull
sermons to an endr Ii this is not practical
bic. could no: charge of heresy be gotten
up? This usually makes things lively, and
people ugly. 4 commitee should visit other
churches which have a reputation for throw
ing their ministers, and see the nov ro'h"d
There is always something t. -" Lily,
if the minister won't re.ig''. uen it is the
congregation that must be resigned. Ii none
Of these take effect, We can only add, wait
till be dies, even if you die first"
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MEDICAL.
Dr. J. r. k.ILL9R'5
UNIVERSAL
Magnetic Balm .

This medicine NAV with rroprie'y be called an
'Universal Remedy as il is asst supersedng all
Others a general family medicine. 1t cures il
by MAGNETIC INFLUENCE Neuralgia ard all
pain and is therefore very properly termed Mag
nrric Balm" II is purely vegetable pep iratioa
Il ha, equal q remedy for
Cholera. Ch0leva MOrIsuS. Dsarsls6a n.
Oysemsesy, collie aWd AL Bowel Com
p1atHas-
Its timely use will cure Gods, Group, DiPther;a,
Gu nsy and al Throat affections.
when properly used, Fever and Ague and o'her
comp ANTS incident TO our western and southern
Gina easily broken up.
Nervous pan, SICK Headache and rheumatism
are cured by this medicine when all Others have
failed. TOOthache, Earache, Burns, Chilb.ains
and Bruises relieved at once by its rise
The great value and u. efuluess Of this medicine
has caused il to surcr more from bssc limitations
and cOunterieits than any other medicine The
genuine has d. Ransom 4 Co. IS private Revenue
Stamp On the outside. and DR.. ]. K. Miller's Nag
netic Balm blown in the bottle.
Examine closely and buy none hut the genuine.
Sold by all druggists. Price p cents per bottle.
Ransom, Hamlin a Co. Buffalo N. Y.
apr9- eodSw
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FLAVORINGS.
DIR. PRICES
SPECIAL uA7oR1NGS
VANILLA. LEMON, ETC,
For Flavorinq Ice Cream, Cakes & Pastry.

With great care, by new process, we
extract from the true, select Fruits anil
Anomalies, each characteristic flavor, and
produce FtarOrings Of rare ereettencs.
OF great strength aud perfect purity,
No pOisOnous Stis. Eeery tacor as rep
resented. No decsit-each bottle FIJI
measure, holding ons-haJ more Than
others PurpOrting to hold same quan:ify.
Use them once, riU use no other. TIE
most delicate, delicious facors eeer moge.
for DIR. Prices Spec.a' E,avorinss. M<n-
afactured only by
eTEELE 4 PRICE
Depots, CHICAGO and ST. LOc1S
aHxfoetsrsrs Of DR.. Prices Crecm
80kiAA Pondsr.
sep16 eOdS
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stances he takes much pleasure in singing
the following version Of q popular song:
while beef-sfeak and veni on costs loss Of cesh
Re il ever 50 gris'ly, there nothing like hash.
The scrapins and lsavi g of no use elsewhere.
When miEced all together make excellent fare
CnoRps-Hash, hash, goos meat hash.
Be eve- - grisily, there's nothing
like hash.
A stranger from home: hotels dazzle in vain.
o gire me cheap eating house food that's more
PLATA.
Ths uaitR vhs eai'y re-echoa my SAIL,
Rega njas paaas - hah, o. dngis asA-hall.
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DR., WHITTIER,

6I7 st. Charles street, st Louis, Mo.
Eas been longer sngss.1 ia hs 1-ai=: rearrnt OF sill
vensresi. ee=la. aa1 ,crrc NC Diseases
Syphilis, ConotFhoea. Cieet, Structure.
OvchitiS, ker1iar or SIpeuS5, I'll Urinary
Osea8eS-ni G7ph.Iie.cor ma.cusia. af.ec-
tione o: N: threat. 81 - pence, az te~isi
sa slFssse.f eaeces-. . ts-i. tic principles
Sperm 1to.rioo1, Sszu1t Dsn;iity and
G.tIc inss1-er years. wt;=a
produce Of he eGss aerg0sse.s segs.l
s.lss.oEs dsst.y, eIrs si7.s esfres.rs r-,nlorr.
P!n7tes fss IysieaI s-e=,. are.io. 10 se'syV
{ ing mar ago isll5scfz6s. or ss.hap
i~-=san AZ. rts- les pssssp ~ tiis lie
ss1.c s7n rs-s'-st assigr. fsr tsap sage s,s-ps
C;saGccS peculiar TO women. ssaa ..
Va. 'f!sr-s,,. s.tas t.o4s.
- :. t-'.Ei'.r Ff4i,s ire 49, Ds-Titirs II tli
Elsa. rt-o s;Ira-s. .-e vi.s experience be
q H. 1.isse,ic< t-stta. sii=n Hs ttoa-
e>s-, e---r ye-s seqs!re' G-ea. -E;i !aJ-.ei-ns
C1,d-.t c"rss ls,isd, per on-i yt- ,i-- 4
vs;. sh-a s.B!7S % ~. 4 g. :r trest
Enecis.res can b.'e.i bys se:e
- sse q. ~ ID u te.i-ItEt f-aly
.=..d. Gh',h.u !: "a. u. ost.s. .'-.-. : H. to
DIR c, 70 rE,s. ht-r: ..Ti-S''-sp = , g.
Thsc -. ts..--r - .tf1r 4 'tEth.
eHt-ssI-e ~ IT, c,u'i'-, raj I-ls-t.
C,z-2l a,i5a ~, fstgiiE:t - - .-,-r..r- =
u lie ..-l IL : y l.: :. l.
~ a.IE-ii-.s- e. Iz- iS- .ssr F'l - =
sli r,rs. sl7o-.E.... !,1t-2i s7as. 49, -
latest sad - = q II q, :--asI G: 70 .ISia,
found Ai-o nrr "a, isst-s. -. -'1.. -
I'm !--.-, Pr G., r7-l.ess. sf1n1s. Il .i,h,
'TdiaI- crlr. Is---g "a Il, Org. 7 !. - Is
60: - ?, - ~7'-~r, (Is-e DO
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Or, q. n. lDU GBOI6.
n UTUr-OlD mo- = DELAWAREeE.
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-"Lucy" writes from Brooklyn to say tina
she don't Obiec. to a good-looking gentlemat
gazing in her face. but that it does make her
awful mad when she looks back to see him
staring back too.
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Young ladies declare that Old Probabili-
ties is stony hearted wretch, with no sympa-
thy for poor girl whose winter things are
all worn shabby, and with a lovely spring
suit which wholesome fear of p!eurisy pre-
SCENTS her from wearing.
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XXIsssxSssSSss
,z;;;5;Ez1!Xw&axMe
SS99S9\eNetS

Or SaSar.C0ated, Concentrated,
Root and Herbal Juice, ANTI
Bilious CfanUlcs. THE "LITTLE
GIANT'' CATHARTlC. or Mulsum
I'm Dop~N DAr~R~
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LIT. PRICE
-, Chids French Cashmere, new styIes..t go 90
~ Childs Blue Il agonaI do -. 10 60
~; Childs irab Harris Cas- imere suits 10 %
.IS hi Dis light colorel P.gue tasty ......- II %
go Childs Blown cloth, braided ..........- n W
$40 Childs Blue Cloth braided ...........-. II %
6S36 Thilds Grab kerssy blue trimmed suits Is O1
DIG Chi'ds light drab Melton ........... 10 10
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Go Home, Boys!

Boys, don't hang roit'sd the cor
ner, of the streets. If you have any
thing to do, do it promptly, right off,
then go home, Home is the place
for boys. About the street corners,
and at the stables, they learn to talk
slang, and they learn to swear, to
smoke tobacco, and to do many other
things which they ought not to do.
Do your business, and then go home.
If your business is play, play, and
make business of it. like to see
boysplay goodearnest, healthy games.
If I was the town, I would give the
boys a good, spacious playground
1t should have plenty of soft green
grass, and trees, and fountains, and
broad space, to run, and jump, and
to play suitable games. I would
make it as pleasant, as lovely as il
could be, and I would give it to the
boys to play in, and when the play
was ended, 1 would tell them to &c
HoME?-CS. S. Scholar.