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eornine Star and Catholic Messenger.
Nnw oRLEANs, SUNDAY. Mach !. 1874.
SACRED POETRY.

How beautiful is genius when combined
with holiu.ss! oh, how Givinely sweet
The tones of earthly harp whose chords are touch
By the sof; hand of plety, and lung
Upon religions shrine, there vibrating
with solemn music in the Of God.
And must tho Bard from sacred themes rc.rain
Sw cot were the hymns in patiiarchll days,
That kneeling in The silence OF h.s tent,
Or O n sornc m0onlit hi'l. tie sheI herd p"urd
Unto his Heavenly Father Strains sn''ivc
Erst Chanted to the Tyre OF II. ael,
More touching far than over poet brs1thed
Amid the CIR, cian Islos, or laier times
Have heard in Albion, land OF every lay.
Why therefore are We silent, y" who know
The trance of alteration, ar' behold
Upun your Blended knees tho throne or Heaven,
And Him who sits thereon Believe II not,
That Poetry, in purer days the nurse
Yea parent Oft of blissinl piety,
Sho uld silent keep from scrvic" % her God,
Nor with her summons loud but slvcr.t0ncd,
st Artle the guilty dreamer from his sleep
Bid ding him gaze with rapture OF with dread
On region where the sky forever lies
Brig hit IA the sun himself and trembling nil
With Iavishinc music, or where darkness broods
Ger Ghastly shapen and sounds not 10 be borne
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In his new studio, ut No. 151 Canal street,
Mr. s. Anderson has added tho latest improvements in
the Photographic art together with novelties never
before introduced of the most important which
Is that Of making the impression without the Subjects
knowledge by which . much moro pleasing and ratu.
raj picture e taken.
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Hack, Hack! Cough, Cough.
Committee.

Cough is symptom ~ which var.,u. diseased con.
di tons Of the throat bronchial tubes and lungs mani
Test themselves But whether arises the irlia
ton produced in the throat and arynx hy taking cold
from an attack OF FtnnHhtls, from incl lent Con
sumption, from various other CausCs loth,nr y, II;
ailay II moro speedily nor more permanently
than DIR. PerCcs Golden Medical Discovc cry II dos
not after whether il be recent attack OF lingering
cough, the Discovery is n either sGunIly wri
wL I'VE cough in onohalt the time necessary TO cure
with any other medicine and ii does il ny dry ing
ion, ana heairE the ftcted parts. No time should
be lost IN mn'ucing the OF proper medicine for
the Teei OF Tough for unless this couI 10 purnucd
''ANAS
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DOCTORS soon LEARN IT'S rALrE

-, =, BUFFALO n. ", Dec. 49, Is.O.
DIR PITRCE-For the past mouths hnyc nsal rnn y
Olden Medical Discovery in practice and in that
Il me Rave tested its merits seyerC Coprhs I,oth
ute and chronic, in chronic disease of tiS tbrnat
cases of bronchitis general Gcrauremrnt Of ts
sys tenn, cnnstipated condition OF the lcwei. on1
VII erevsr thorough Alternative has been Indicated In
all cRscs have found il TO gently Vet
eectually in removing the various diseased n wy
di Lions and Bringing about Reality action hTNr ,
the system. Yours hatcrnallv,
II. l.. HALL NJ II
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Ragged stockings and protruding toes are
not soen on feet where SILVER TIPS are worn.
Parents remember this, they last twice long h53t
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LONG LOOKED FOR COME AT LAST.
THE UNIVERSAL MICROSCOPE.

The best Low Priced Microscope ever made Ex
ceedingy useful for examining Flowers, insects and
Minute Objects, Detecting Counterfeit Mo2ey and
disclosing the Wonders of the Microscopic World
IL Is adarted to the use of Physicians Tea cheers Stu
venus anu the Family Circle. Requires no Focal
adjustment and can therefore be readily used by any
person Other Microscopes of greater power cost
g. each and upwards, and diifcDlt to under
sIand that none but scientific men can use them
The Universal always gives satisfaction
one single Microscope will be sent, carefully hacked
by mail, on receipt OF 81.
Agents wanted everywhere. Address
s,e d. L. STAPLES & CO.
Allen, Michigan
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Reserved Tor unsett claims. 3 1851 rs
The company have the following assets:
Bills receivable for premiums. 1907 16
Bonds city and others- -;--.-.--.---.--. $4,000 90
Stocks, Gas Company and others 675l4 so
Premiums in of collection I6 a7O 90
Agency premiums for December ...: 1i,oIs 20
Warrant account 6,!,e 60
Louisiana Cotton Factory: 1870 SO
Property corner Canal and Camp Streets. 1oGGe y
4 Sas by ssi companies ss5 e
n.nr..,,,ton 3754E 81 =
Cash market value. s676, g44 50
LIABILITIES.
Untermin ated risks 1875 COS %
Interest on capital stock, due in
Interest and dividends uucoiected lit. TIS IS Is
c ciais s' SnssStisi: So 81 80 80
Reserve y per cent on losses.--..- lO,I45 81
sG76944 SO
The above is true and correct transcript
from the books of the company.
j. TUYEs, President
. j. W. HINCKS. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 9th day of
January a. D. 1874.
P. CHS CUVELLIER Notary Public,
No. 40 Gravier street, New Orleans
The semannual interest dividend of five FER cent
due First Monday in February will be paid the stock
holders and after that date.
DIRECTORS:
George UIquhart, NJ. Payro,
h. Gally, Placide Forstall,
George w. Babcock, Aug Reichard
7. Bailey Blanchard, E Miltenberger,
A Schneider - W. D. Schmidt,
Chas LATTE, J. Tuyes. fes I'm
A MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
25 Commercial Place..
Between Camp and St. Charles streets.
EXCLUSIVELY FIRE.
S. E. LOEB. President.
d. MEYER, Secretary.
o. S. ASCH, Superintendent of Agenciea
TRUSTEES:
s. E. Loeb, M. Pokorny, II. Marquart
F. Robert, F. Beling F. Hollander
3. Broderick. L. Schormann P Blaise
P. s. Anderson, A. S. Cutler n: Haffner,
VIM Swan, j. Alt. Hugo Redwitz,
w. Leonard, c. Toebelmann VIM. Ebert,
II. Weber, F. Pippo, VIM. Hipper,
NJ Azcena Jyl3 Sm
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RICE BROS. IL CO.,
50 and OIL. Camp Street 80 and 4
Branch Store. SOS Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS LA.
Importers of Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE,
Cutlery. Guns, Timers Stock, Timers Tool
AND
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS of every descriptd
Manufacturers of
BRIGHT TIN AND JAPAN WARE.
Keep constantly on hand the Largest Stock Of CoOt
and Heating Stoves to be found in the outh,
and are Sole Agents for the
Celebrated Charter Oak Cooking Stoves
Chief among which is the
NEW CHARTER OAK, for Coal, Coke or Wood
with Low Reservoir Boiler.
We guarantee the Charter Oak to give entire sat
faction in all work.
Come and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
no9 Am
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STOVES. ------.S STOVES. sTovrl
The Cheapest and the "Best"


The "BEsT" and the COTTAGE coox,,l
STOVES, to which call particular attention az N
surpassed by any In this market for economy dnrtn
and tR %0ss ssd NJ They
COKE or WOOD: without any additional cost C ~.
one sold under full guarantee to do as they are rsn
A,so yaT r;c O. other COOKING STOVES of evs
HEATING STOVES.
A very large and complete assortm emit, su,tabl.
Offices, Parlors. Churches, Schoolrooms etc az
which are offered at very low prices to suit the tint
Also dealer In 1
TINwARE OF EVERY KIND
and description, to suit the country and citv FRA
which is offered at UNPRECEDENTEDLY iSS1
PRICES FOR CASH Also, sole agent for the m,I
facture and sale of the
Steam Washer, or Woman's Friend
Will cleanse your clothes WITHOUT RUgRryd
Every one sold is FULLY WARRANTED. II s.r1
labor wear and tear, and the annoyance of washd,9
1t is truly labor and clothes-saying invention. NH
hundred thousand have been sold already through nj
States since 1871. State and County Rights for AL
Call and see, at NO. So GRAV1ER STREET, p.I
Tchoupitoulas.
fel5 3m u. w. w. GOODWIN
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

THAS d. ELDER,
CATHOLIC DEALER,
1874 CAMP STREET. Lafayette Square)
NEW ORLEANS.
Supplies Books, Catholic Periodicals and Papers
Devotional Articles Stationery Printing and al
EXECUTES COMMISSIONS OF ALL KINDS.
m
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner of Canal and Camp Streets.

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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FINANCIAL
HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK,
CAMP STREET. AT
Paid-Up Capital. $500, 900
p. IRWIN, President.
E. COEEEY Vice President
JOHN q. DEvEREUX Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
p. Irwin Z. Conery
John Henderson, VIM. Hart
Thomas Marley, Emile Gauche,
Thomas Gilmore.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND DUBLIN
payable in all parts of Ireland for any amount from
81 upward cold at current rates iaa5 "A ly
REMOVAL..--.--.----.. REMOVAL
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION,
Incorporated in 1855
This Institution has been removed to the new Rank
ing House. No. 156 Canal street.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
SAM JONES. JP., Treasurer.
f. GENERES, President.
Dr. W Newton Mercer, L. F. Generes,
David Urquhart, George Jonas,
j. Y lanes, u A. Adams,
Carl Kohn Thomas Allen Clarke
Christian Schneider, Chas. j. Leeds
Saml. Jamson. ser 6m
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A. BALDWIN & co.,
Successors to
SLOCOMB, BALDWIN & CO.,
"a Canal, and 81, 90 and 95 Common Street
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Importers and Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARl
Guns, Locks, Cutlery, Nails,
STEEL, IRON CASTINGS, ETC, ETC.
Together with
FULL STOCK OF FARMING IMPLEMENT
Which offering to the Trade at Reduced Priced
A. BALDWIN & CO.,
"a Canal and 81, 90 and e5 Common Streets 1
Adjoining the City Hotel
AGENTS FOR
J.E. CARVER'S GIN,
COATS BOILER IRON,
VALENTINE BUTLERS SAFES,
E. & G. BROOKES CUT NAILS AND SPIKE
WESTERN OIL COMPANY au3 6u|
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From Washington.


The last compromise" on he cnucrgi
question is Shcrmans report in tn" SENATE
on tie house .rea banking bill. The She
man bill makes The maXimUm grccnback cit
culation 1882 100000. New National Banl
notes are authorized To The amonnt OF Sl6i
100000, provided that for each milloa OF ncN
notes there shall bc 100000 grcenhacNs re
tired until the total greenback circulation Is
reduced 10 $500 100000 The bill also iiNc,
January /, 1917, rs The date OF resumption OF
specie payment. sherman is very coniII"ni
this bill will pass the senate
RICHARDsUN.
Rumor has been rife all week that Nccr2-
tard Richardson is To resign in a few uiy> ana
be pensloncd off with "a Court % Claims
Judgeship, while L. Il. Washbarnc IS TO bc
appointed Secretary OF the Treasury II Is be
lieyed, however, that Waslburne is unwilling
10 give up his comfortable place 1T the Court
of France to make the swap,
DISTRICT.
The committee investigating ihcioi!enhr'>
ofthemanaccment of the affairs of The District
has yet made no report, bui what ihcy '"'h"
about it may be inferred from The N'cj ''a'
tbe chairman of the committee has reported
a bill in the senate to abolish the entire DIS.
trict territorial government and remand H. I
affairs back to the dirccj control OF congress
CENTENNIAL BILL,
The house consumed three days ,h's WICK
IN debating the Philadelphia centennial grab 1
the city asking $3,O0O00O of the government
to pay the expenses ofthe show Finally On
Thursday the matter came to vote, and the
bill was defeated by IA large majority. lis
friends then made a vigorous rally and 50 far
the bill as to get II tecDn,idcra-
ton ordered, in winch condition. hang,
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NNINNN, WIN ), To.F.
Chicago produce markets were generally
steady with IN easier fccn-. LAX" freight, duh
with corn g. for Buffalo. Flour wa Quiet and
dull Wheat moderately active, closing weak at
sl.G'4 "a Sl.23is cash, Sl2t&s@si seller June,
and Sl.2. Tor Minnesota. Corn less active. and
unchanged, closing weak at 63c for No } aud ~
@ti'sc seller June. Oats less active, and i,c
higher closing ~ cash, aud 4o14e seller June.
Rye quiet and ic higher, at n5M93lJc Barley
dull Mt Sl.ioHSl.:i3 FOR No. ,. Hogs were in fair
demand, but all grades below choice ruled Zoe
lower. Sales at sl.;Ods6. The cattle and III, en-
markets were unchanged.
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sbst. 81. n!.l-,

81 U.aso, oru,cr OF ps.",I viii visit Ottawa, A.
Ciu,' 'rui Ne h'~ f~F''U OF zach mnntA for treating
al t...s,,. or the by ssi Ki, srrgcsy or Otherwise
Jpcrat.in r,iarsst yIhci 'upd sayertsd lbs closure
II iurt. eros. sye, rasSy oma and the removal 0!
rnf MORBID grow ryary description. Artificial
eyes ard car rps .,ir-.- -nurt s prcylou. op.e.
ton, GrsuaiA ~ iy- ta ~ rem is-,s' ffs sa
,VfhI!BnsI r~roDFH,r.;lr .sd
FRI ~ Ills i"ug sEpr-sr- irr,uns isi.es oil toe Eye
sud Ear ne ,eris r'.i lanN ,ais TIA. cIrs nrsry
every Cronr fscs..A also reasd Coasuli'or rec
Largest stock ~ hrtinsis eyes "a I've wcst,
D-cember ipb tvr0-,t
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From Leland.

LICENsE.-Thc ladies of this village pre-.
sented an excellent and well drawn petition
to the Board of Trustees few evenings since.
The petition was signed by majority of the
women in the village, and prayed the Board
OF Trustees not to grant licenses for the pres.
cnt year. Their prayer was not needed, how.
ever, and 5000 was the sum fixed upon for
license, Three saloon keepers will apply.
It's proposed to hold the saloon keepers to a
strict accountability, and il the law Shall be
violated in siHgir tAsiracc to at once see
that 1t is ri3tdg Htorccd.
Our Somonauk ncighbors have fixed on
$500 as the bonus to he paid by any ono
wishing to enjoy the luxury of snlpon-kc, p
ing there
Row \ grand mei5' occurred on lie sr!c
walk AMI IN The street last week. siA 81
eight bruisers were badly smashed. The
irish anu NorNcgjanN were dispuIing ,hou;
their nationality, 'oci, claiming the mastery.
The NOrweslans WoG ;hc d,5 and the IRISH
thePc'd. Since this lracas there arc several
applicants for the office Of Police Constable
ana each expects I" be appointed. II Inns
been said ,lIat the Want affair last winter
gave a good many persons the constable
ltch" as every other man IN Adam. WAS q can.
ulaa'e Tor that high political position.
lNPRoyEMENTs.--rhc Norwegian Mcrho-
uis'S arc building pasorsgc and one which
VIII be highly crcdimbIe to them.
u r. oakiicld has improved both his Grain
warehouses b. tue most modc.n dump n,
'achmen' {. l.. McNc, has Gonc The same
thing.
Fred Schroeder aud Thos. Glenn, two OF
our sal'onls's, have made enough money sell
ing the 'necdtuP Tor the somach Tim, hcy are
each building new house.
sALEs-A great many pieces Of land have
snapped owners this spring some twelve
farms having been sold near here within tw,
oEths Yours Sc
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Mrs. WtNoION', -uGrIIINtI ~ Pls the prgscr.o.
ton OF Of m h- Female Physicians and Nurses IN the
United sstrs and hen us Orth rty years with
failing SAFETY aud hy misns ot noth's and CHI.
drcn. ron the 70 bic nilu week old to the sdt Il
correcs scfy 81 the sturs. riieycs wind coils,
lat.s the bowels and gives Fr. health snd comfort
mother and child We !cys It 20 b. the Best and Su
Nemedy IN ttr word 10 MI riles OF DSSEN ferry AND
DiARRHtEA IN cHlLDkkN ahrher u aries teeth
Inc ur rom nhrt Fuil dirS lions using viii
accompany cArh bottle >cIs genuine unless sims
OF CURTIS PERKINS Is ths ou's,dc arsprer SOLD
ny al Medicine Draers !nlyis-iy
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ENHhiSrED VITALITY

lHE ~ ifN'EDFLgFk.O az >fEE PRESER "a YTONr'
Neical Treatise The tarr Exh austed VI
hlty premature Decline IN Man Nervous and Phy
Debility, HypOchoadri,, lmPo,cncy Spermstorrian or
,cuina Weakness Hl other saascs arising from inc
errors OF youth or the ia-cr.tipn. Of mature
years, THIS l. indeed book every man ThouSa ais
have bccn tau .h y Tits work a- zay to heaits and
happiness. IL II the cheapest and best medical wcrS rys-
publshed aud the only or" on ih class Of It's Sor eat
Ing. Hfh edition. revised. enlarged flys,rA.ad
hound In beautiful frrnrh rlu'h Pg,c- ony 81 sent nv
mail post paid receipt OF rtice Addrps, PE ADOIf
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bunnch street, los;oh
Mass. or DE ". 10, PARKER Assistant PhySielaa n
The suthor may D. consulted the shoys ss veil as III
diseases rsqn'rl y sNlli ana experience. nsySiy
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mere Is biz MUS brewing among the
radical politicians Of Illinois, which will
come 10 head in the convention TO nice, n,
Springfield on the eth of June The .,reo,
point Vs. shall the convention endorse LOGAN
and oglesby, Or shal, i, endorse Gram,
snail Tue party noun, The imitation hobby ar
shall 1t adhere to its record from 1854 n, and
take ground in favor of government, Good
ialth' sound financial principle and polilico,
honesty: 1t will be Impossible ,or ,be con
vention to ride both horses, and between III,
two the party is about equally divided Tn,
more thoughtful look upon il as virua
dissolution OF the party in ;he state: and a
one Of the former radical leaders in McJe,,
county said at Bloomington the other day
Grants veto having broken up the old repui
lican party, there is nothing to do bu, ioi
the reformers or anti-mOnopnlisis
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OFFICE AND 0ISPENSARY:
IS! S0nth Clark St, cor. Monroe.
Interesting 90 those wi,r are AFFLICTED ~ III
CnrOHic 3D.. Aa.cA.

t"r trr acu-e for You, although you may have trirn IL
VAN heretofore and iae 70 yet relief but you will h
III you come to pI;, !. WARD. You viii not be sap
,ineu dndng but whirh you have uGh; after lorg
tie h"s-!,s Of hrs restored.
D. j. WAGn . npS ,trminsntly ioCa;rt IN OttIYa.
Die, ~ >t,Is Ma. ot.II, Millinery store Mau ST.
OTTAWA. / l. !. WARD. NJ D
ntt,N,, lane iIi. IS...
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
d by Il. e. RIALE e. CO., wholesale AM f.sta
Grucers, No. ID La 5alle street.

OTTAWA, May ., 1874.
Corn and oats very quiet, none coming-scnrcc
enough for feed Butter plenty at 25c. Eggs Toe.
No other change worthy OF note. We quote be-
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, May y. ls7t.
Fiour-Dull and lower Western and state
SJ70@S5gO.
What's Steady. No. . Chicago sl.ilJsI :.
Milwaukee, :l.jo,6si.is; Ninncsola Al 4Ncl.,s
Corn Sic, for new western mixed
Ryc-SiO1@Sl.l2.
Oats-Mxcd western d, g..
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Gov VIM. b. Washburns, the new Senator
of Massachusetts, is not related to the celc
brated Washburne family Of Which Gov Is
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Children often Look Pale and Sick

Children often Look Pale and Sick
from other than huvnC worms In the ston,a.
BROWNS VERNE UGg CDMFTrs
VIII destroy Worms githnu; injury 20 the child bsir, no.
"cty WHITE ana five from 81 cOlorIg other
ingredients usual, T.rd IN antm preparations,
NuRrl~ ~ BROWN. Proprr,ors
M. VI FuitNN street New York
>nld bS Druggists a. brr--. dealers m Nc,,lrIn..
q twenty ave- teat- DSI plyl.-iy
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TnE CURRENCY QUTsTIoN.-N hat ;Al
| country needs most Is r'duc'lHn OF The rates
! ut interest No cnmmu"liy can pay from 4!
Ito - per cent Tor The use Of money, and
thrive, q 50 The labor Of the N"a.
want, cheap aud rcIi"bIe currency I'D.
ronj,,l at ,hc East wants IA dear, ii tickle and
unreliable onc. because it is more profitable
-- iod"striM .i9r
England and Germany, having a reliable
currency based upon, and consisting largely
IF ,,oll and silver can lend money at The
lowest rate Of interest of any countries IN the
world. The United States having u tickle
and unreliable currency, varying daily from
! to , per cent in value from ID" only stand
rd-goll--thc gamblers and spectators hold
perpetual high carnival, ~ interest Is rNnr-
bitauiN high. Yet the .lgr bellows Itself
hoarsc for more Of this "IicKlu and unrclia.
bic" napcr trash.
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Will. Hoes 49, DMAR NEXT FAaa .--'' Doe
of our city exchange. has thi~ !" o'!rg '" me
subject:
rhchogs now arrivin4 in thc 9arior' M, l'9r'
k,i, Of he country are averaging very hight
in wcighl--droyrs upon dr"@gs OF lg,m h1
mere rig. pulling down bur 30 'o 10
mnnnG,. An hogs 81 tins character no" a"i".
en- 70 marNrt dcple;c the packers Nl'.A "'
IIS,l-J and prospects now are ih"t mo'h
hirnrr figures viii prevail next "in'"r ""
were paid last. The Iowa SURE R'G''' ". "
nanrr printed in the very heart OF an extern
live hospaotucing region, SAYS there j. sure
10 he a short hog crop next fall, an" urges
I,rmcr, to ,.ve every pig and sell n" N'' az
lhrir halCgTown ,hoa,S, To- the prices ."'s'
will bring when well i'''icned mex "!".''
NH doub,v pay for holding them over
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Speeial al0iMrs.

Is Prompt Reliable. Safe and Pleasant,
consequently the Greatest Remedy of the
Age, for COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHf-
IT'S, PNEUMONIA, GROUP, WHOOP-
ING COUGH, aud all Pulmonary Aztec
tons
Positively the most reliable remedy IN tile market Tor
what Il Is recommended.
The united voice of all that have usco It are enough 10
prove It's wonderful effects In Nrrcs'nS all diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs.
Consumptivcs should not rest untl they buy Or HE'D
GES' PrLMONIC LIFE BALsAM, primarily because in
the end it will secure TO them health.
secondary, because II will give to 'bem comfort ard
freedom from cougling.
Every iorerunncr producer OF Consumption such rs
Coughs Asthma. bronchitis. &C. speedily cured by
DE. HEDGES pULMONlC LIFE BALsAM.
HEDGES PULMONIC DALsAM;
There orc ten reasons Why every family should have Dr.
/. tss the cheapest, Large Bottles for 20 cents.
.. 1t is much more pleasant to take.
). Il Is more efcctual.
:; 1t Is simple, safe, and ccraincu'c.
T. Ills pied TO both young and Old.
& is warranted TO give gatIsaCtiCn.
: It's composed entirely OF herbal balsamc med clncs
Y It's ,he most popular medicine In tho market.
o. Because physicians are prescribing II.
TO- Because every family that has had it viii b, with
Quilt.
u,vvFhtrrrED AT TIE LABORATORY OF
W. n. HEDGES & &C,
Southeast corner Of Main md tcntta streets
s;pringf Id, o.
JOHN D, PARK, Agent,
Cincinnati, Q.
For sale by FORBES 6, GEHRlNG,
marcel OFT iva, Ills.