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fectual remedy than any other. Those who have
tried IL, Know that it cured them: those who have
rot know Heterogeneous ana a snds;
ways that it never fails through any fault Or neg
elect OF its composition. We have thousands upon
thousands certificates ftheir remarkable cures
Of the following complaints, but such cures are
publish them Adapted to all ages and conditions
In all climates; Containing neither calomel nor any
deleterious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anybody. Their sugar'coating preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
1t into healthy action-remove the oi'structione
Of the stomach, bowels, liver and other organs Of
the body restoring their irregular action to health,
and by Correcting, wherever they exist, sueh de-
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cure:-
For Dyspepsia or 1ndisestien, J.istleas.
should be taken moderately to stimulate the ston'
ach, and restore its healthy tone aud action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp'
toms, BiIions Headache, Sick Head
ache, Jnanilice or Green Sickness, Bill
loua Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should
be judiciously taken for each case to correct the
diseased action or remove the Instructions which
cause it.
For Dysenyery or Diarrhoea, but one
mild dose s generally required.
For nheum atisln, 6out, Gravel, Rnls
! pitati0n Of she Heart, P0in In the
| bido, Back and L6iEas, they should be contin.
uonsly taken, as required, TO change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be
taken as It produces the desired effect by SYM
pathy. 80.
As Dinster Pun, take One or two Pt1s "a
promote digestion and relieve the stomach. i,
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appette
and invigorates the system. Hence It Is often ad'
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often hnds that
dose Of these Ptlls makes him feel decidedly pet
ter, from their cleansing and renovating eject on
the digestive apparatus.
Dr.J, @. AVER q CO., Practical Che'nSstsI
LOWELL, Mass. U. B. A
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plicate book of sub. :. - Zs;sssa 4
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Marcel, ia, 1874,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of . Laxative
Medicine,

Perhaps no one ,nedi.
cine is so universally
required by every.
body rs n cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
tore SO universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, rs
this mild but efficient
purgative PHI. The
obvious reason is,
that it is q more relia.
HE and far more Fl.
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DR.. RAILWAYS .
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ALEXANDRIA.
ST. VINCENT'S ACADEMY
ALEXANDRIA, La,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE
Sisters O. Mercy
TVHrs INSTITUTION WILL COM
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the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER, next.
TUITION

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French and English languages, viz
Reading, Penmanship, French and Eng
Modern Geography, Ancient and Modern
History, Bookkeeping, Mnsic. Drawing,
Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, En-
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SUPERIOR, Convent of Mercy, OF to the
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FEVER AND AGtJA

fftER AND AGUE cured tot tny ssn!s. 7Aefe'
A. this world that WiN su1e Fever
IA Isus and I'll uthef MalaSious, Bilious, 6eaIleA
fyphoid Yellow, md other Feyses la6ed bX HAD'
Ways f1IdSlso quick asRADWAISkkAOSA -
LlEF. Fly e1nNp pr bettss
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MEDICAL.

msSs.Gsssssss. @
I.M&sQAh,E!!.,
AMP RIB, ~ noss
A SURE sj1a. 81 PREVENTIVE y III Iss1fif
ss';.: I: from es
pave never single Instance failed in prosuens the s;s
''p'' sESE III TS FEALEs
s the 3 4ls Ss
IEns are ne creates. ., ana
ASST i'm.
ne many remedial .seps BY the %sd!e.
Every Family should Have 4 Bottle.
~ physician: very hsas:. standing
Endo!,sa sIe IL he cierys and sas .,sans s.s~,na.
Louis say, Tie Home Ders grateful il con,rsu
Ting ID hs restoration Of my strength and increase Of
appetite.
need .est for nothing ts*i IL
A'''' rrs'idins Elder NJ T.. Church. fhs,;turs Dsc
ualrsb s1.rr, Nj. Mann. NJ hSsrnil, {.
H.
@ s. e.
nS Il Charge Marine
s: 'ss s:,:
sitte cannot therefore be Considered iss patent met
ss s
nsy sensin.sa Of rare s.s..ss.
ahh they seoes SsIns highly foas sasss s.onssa
sssss|sisss X. Z: Is,s: ;
Having used sbena ~ private We TAKE
being T0n's snd s'tnul.s ss =. Sss
seo ob.e.r,e, ind Diseases u wSmen tssi, q rhys
clans. and late member B0e.d q Health ls, ,.s,-,,
os..,c. and p..,.. q xcn q; g. iea. Ms osst..
I DsA 81, 1s 70 H.sI:. x G.I E;
;;s: rs :, ,s Ss;s S's:s' ts
s. s,: GeIs; &, 4 I!a.'
:. e; s. ss: . I; ~: x:, Ss.;:iT;D:
Prof., s,,,,,, k i &C 5sST aass.' o.::.
r,e a. Disease. 4 co,sss asa..
p'hi' Physicians and sotsssS JOHN r. TEMPLE, ND,
Prof. x,.e. xea!es and Therapeutics Hone0p,shs i'a
cal College Of a':Ss coszLExAy n D.. Lecturer
On Diseases of Children %sgs s1:ss q
Prof Of rAy'sy 5IS Mdss c'.sff Of a
They az superior % oil other Stomach Biucrs.
EMO SANDERS Analytical Chemist.
No Bitters In tke world can ex:sl Them
SIMON HIRSCH, Ausiytcal Chemist.
Eminent Physicians OF Chicago.
The formula the Btiers hs, been submitted 10 ".
and believe the tonic and sinul.u. 'ot
general use now offered to the public, . 49,
b. MounEtsv. u. d..
O. A. MAMMA, Analytical JA.: v: q; RL.SsY, y. p.
Chemist Prof. Chemistry, Rush
n. s. HAHN, N. b., Medical College.
b. McvlcAl, NJ D., J. B. WALxHR. v. D..
Eop'g 8, EARxrs II. D., T. 8. lfbyxx. u. D..
4. LupLAx, II. D., THos. T. ELiIs. u. D..
jAs A. CeLIlSs, H. D.. J. A. HAHN, u. D.
Eminent Physicians In Cincinnati.
Medical Colleges
40 other Bittcr fave offered to the public -
ts,sins 40 many valuable remedial a.sns;, xn
c. r. SIMPSON, N. D.. 8. P. BoNkxE n. D.,
c. 3. AuscRA,r, II. D., @. ": hlcLEE, ~ d..
y. 7. TALiiASKRco. H. D. j. j: QUINN, \ d.,
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g. A. DomEerv. N. D., r. g. WApSf. Chsmist.
e. WOODWARD. II. D., g T. TAILOR ~ D..
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And diseases arising from mnarial causes.
e. r. T,ross1os 81. D., ALEX Ezsrr>r. N. D..
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.. ". Rorcrns, u. D.. Paut 0TlY. NJ. D..
II. ". PU3HKLL, NJ D., NJ a. EDNCHDs y. D.,
EASpSoEp BELL n. D., Jos Z. LYNCH u. D.,
Eminent Ply sici.ns IN P,ttso.rgh,
B. +. DAxE, n. b.. WIN Clovis, N. D..
". R. CH,Lps D.. D. II. WILLARD N. d..
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eogitate.
AN old Irishman entered our Of
Zee few weeks ago, with an inven-
tion he wished to have patented. It
consisted of fine, long steel blade
Of 8 penknife, whose handle termina-
ted in lead pencil. eyes," we re-
piled, "it's good pencil, but what s
the blade at the other end forp"
"Och," replied he, 'that's where the
merit lies. Don't we see it's to shar-
pen the lead pencil when it gets dull
shure" We directed him to the
patent office, for such an inventive
brain ought to receive its just re
ward.
"A story is told of a belated trav
eller who put up for the night in tn
matched cottage Of peasant in
benighted part Of Scotland. In tn
morning he was awakened by tn
gudeman and his wife, who were en-
deavoring to hoist the cow to the to
of the cottage in order that she Nigh
eat the grass that was growing there
On being told that it would be niue
easier to cut,the grass and bring
Town to the COW, the. gudewife al
,wered: "Weel! weel!to think O. tina
;e maun hae been Jacket up at tn
.ollcse o Glasgow
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-01
Stano Ocr ,,5Srceomcm's S01tngs.
S0nfCas."

8 bnrle Il II, IS, %, Ipril.-Gs
mar beute eiu Iarter 3uorung 2ur bieiiQen
v6rtebmcn's SaulngS= =Sant." gu InfanQ
wurOen bic 0cpoIttoreu uon au8be3a6lt, ais
dber Der 2lnOraug ntdt nafltaB, bcidrdnfte
Die Sant Die 2tu95ablungen aui 20 Brolent
unO Uerlangt2, oaR 60 Gage por mcitereu
6orocruugen Nn;eige gen0d)t mwoe. 2lm
l. April belieflu ih Die 9epoiiteu in Der
8auf auf s256,O0O. 6tuta muroen ctuo
$4,000 ouSbe;oblt.
" b ing to Il, 28. Qlpril.-Sr. Ere.
ocrtd 0ougldB, BrITOtHt Der y6rccOmen's
Sooing8 Sant," iagt, Die QepOiitOreu brau
den lid iiber Die &erbaltuiIie ocs Snititutcs
ntdt 5u beunrubi9en. 9tub Die 8anf5cunl=
ten gcben Die Scrli6crung, Dag Die Sauf uu0
tbre 3wetge, uenu man tbr 3eit lieBc, in
&uriem i'm St0uoe iciH meroe, allen Imprii=
den 5u geuiigen.
ct. Qouts, @O., 26. 9lpril.-0ie 8e,
anlten Der bieTgen y5recomcu'S SauinQs
8anf" iageu, baB oicitlbe inter ben Shmie,
rigtettcn Der Saut in g8Oibugtou uiht
leioc.
gew z9ort, 28. 2lpril. - S5eutt MN
6en an Der y6rttOmsu'8 SauinQS @arf"
Summeu iibar $4,000 uit)t au5aeSQblt, iouz
bern Die auf Die 3eit BON GO 3Qqcn bc1timntt,
oorberl9e 9ln3eige Uerlangt.
Yhtlabelp biu, %. 9tprtl - Gin Se=
omtsr Der bleitgen y6reebmen'8 Saping8=
Sonf," elmer Swetgautalt Der 8ont in
gSalbin9ton, melO:tt beute, oaB bic pen
gSaihingion ciugelauiercu Na6rthter inter
Biciigen 0epoiitorn ctni9e llrrube pcrurIaht
bitten; menn oicielbcu tnoeB MIR ueruiinftto
banoeln mollten, 10 iel 9ii9t8 81 bef.irdten,
Oa Die Sanf reiflite 6ou0S b3idBe, mn
alien gem6bnlid)eH 2luipriiden 81 QcutQcn.
Gr iagte terner, Uem Der &norauG III 0yof
niiroe, 10 piirOc Die Glauiel be,H9(!di Der 60
Gage p0rbcr SIT mo6enpeu 4R5ci9e in an-
wsnouug fonlnen.
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Saae5- SSsutafctfer,.

0a8 Suiti5z 5zGomite bes Seuats hat euboiilz
tt9 bic 9Steoerelnletung Oes etuitmaliaen con-
f0berirteu A0mirGlSS III me s in ietre Siirz
gerrehte abgelebut. Daiielbe S4ifial batteu
dbnltdle antrdge 81 @unlten Der 66. u. g.
SaDlor nnO S. gS. Sennett BON Nt6. 9Sdbz
renO tnbeB bel @riterem Die nod INNER oez
rei3te Stmmung gegen Semmes ben Qusz
i6la9 CAB, pnrbe Den 2etteren MIR Der 8ar.
BON oerlpelgert, neil iie nidJt ielbit barum be.
titiOnirt batteu.
Der GongreB bat cinmal elm quteS
Werf getb1n, inbem er 100000 fir bic
Notbl eHoeu am Miiiifiib /
OerDiutgt bat.
| 5u @uDanOotte, 8ef.Siro., wurbe
| ;ufallig Der Yoitnleitsr q. s.. 8. Sonilip,
gleif3ettig Geoatteur beS yGdo," BON Chs
| Smltb eridoiien.
Die yeld)en perbrenuunQ, peld1e
gegenluGrtlg ben @egenltanO Der Siscuiiiou
lnamerifa mie in europa biloet uub rnei,ten-
tbetls als ein Sortid)ritt be,eid,uet mirb.
| beiBt IN Der engliihen Sprade Cremation,
| SSest tritt MN Semano nit etueln neueu ober
! audl alteu 4'rojefte auf, baS er "Auuation,'
yeunt; er Mill ndmli6 Die Qeihen ben Slitis
! Ieg, See'n nnO Oeln Dteere anuertrdueu.
0ics HirDe fir bic 6iideher pOrsii9li9 ap.
petttlid1 ieiu.
ct. 4ouiS riibmt f9, 425,eOO ginwob
uer Ill baben. 2lleroiHgS mebf, Qls 8alti.
more; aber Suiifen ben StuOtgrensen pOr
ct. fouls unO Baltimore lit Elm GROCER lin.
terihieo.
Sn Ct. 2oHts erBGngte ii9 aus 2ebenS.
iiberbruB Der 0entiAe &arl Griygme.
Su 81. 2Outs tpurbe am 26. b. Mts
| bWSrunbfetn gum nenen oeutl6en proteltan
itii6en @alienbqule gelegt.
| @oup. Nioies BON g il b=@arolina Be
iuhts Dieier Gage pas Staatssudtbaus Uor
Columbia uub begnabiste auf eip Nal q
iGwarse 9erbredfr. gSabriGeinl,d iteb
bort cine 8abl uer per 9biirs,
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sSe,ter in SoutSUiQe, 9ennI. -
Srei WGni@en tn oen SSlam:
tllctt tItHRcENNGtsgal.

6arrtSb burg, 29.Aprtl. - 9a5 Qgobnz
b0uS 6enrg 8enlin9tou'5 III SOutSpile,
Glear=Gountp, Fcnni., brannte beute Otorgeu
nieber. 3pet S0bnc uno cine So6tsr Benz
niugton'S fameH in ben 6lammen I'm.
6optSpille, GlearFelS &ountp, 9tnni.,
30. 2lpril. = Die 6ra4r 'msldle geitern in oent
breuuenben lSauIe ibren SOB farlo, mar nit
eineul anperen 0,aane psrbeiratbet, (ebte oFcr
init Bennington als beffeH Geutubne. Sbr
friiberer 0tanu bate Dor etua IA SaQen
0robungen auSgeItOBen, oaB er fie tGbten
werOe, unO man uimut iett an, oaB CT crit
Die bret Berioneu ermoroete unO oann, nm
cine Gntocduug ieinee Yerbrc6enS Su uer.
heimliheu, ba8 9auS in 8rau6 itedte. Su
Der gtdbe Der 8rGnofdtte wurOe Elm Sinner
geiuuDen, mel6er &oblenGl entbalten hattie,
ilnO bicier llmitanb CAB 5u Dem ietiaeu Ser,
6ahsc 2inlag. Bic Ypit;et ma1t 2luIircu9uu.
gen, ben 5bdter Nui5ufinOen. 9a8 &eroitt
Der Qeiheni4Nu Sei6wortnen lautete, bar
OaS Sau5 OeS beiagteu BenninatOn in 8ruuS
geitedt mnrben, uno eaB eret Spfer in Tolut
eineS 8erbredtnS ben Sch i'll ben 75lammfu
nPiuuneu bGttsu
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SdJre6ltfcr Scl6itm0rO cines
iungcn Scutid)tn.

Stem ortr 19, Aprll. - Die GtuSeluz
beiten be8 SelbitmorOS, lpeldeu du Iioutaqe
elm i'm SAla9tbauie bon Sobn Setter 3n
Rabwap, N..S., beif)dftigttr Ocuti6er 6lsts
i6erburite, gtamen8 Dtartiu g8pdc, be.
giug, iiuo uugem0bnliA eri6itternO. Der
8nTite purbe uOr etntgen 8o6en oe8 Sc
IDIOTS ilbcyoriiiIig Hnb ging in Der porigeu
8o6e na6 giewzGOrf, Enl anbere 8cifIafti-
quna Ill iu1en. Si5 Dtoutag 0torgtu mar
er ipurlos ueri9wunbeH, oa faub man eine
0ei9e, ben pals BON einem Gbre bis ;unl
anbern abgeidHitteu, i'm Sblad)tbuuie an
einem 6afen baugen. Gin grpBeS Ntefier,
wie IS Die 6leiider brauGtu, Inn benl
SAla9tuieb Die aeble abifnelben, lag an
6uBbo6cn uub par nit 8lut bei6mutt. Gs
ideiut, baB or it4 auf siueu 8aiten ltelltc
ipeld)er umgcworfeH faft inter Der Vei6e lag
oaB er, nafOem er BEN Strid I'M ieincn S0alE
oeleat, ben S6nitt ii6cr ieine Seble that mi
Saun Den Saiteu inter ietneu 6iiBeu fortItieB
Der llugliidliAg mar ert ieit 10 0tonoter
i'm Qnr1AP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-01
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2tttiertfaniSdleS cSuiffasGIcn0.

Der nPDllaoelpblG Semofrat" bemerft iiber
Sh0ppe'S Serlrtbetluug in Chicago:
per berii6tigte S66ppe ideiut auBer ieiz
ncm Sernfe alS SGll6er aud nod ben Al
bdben, iiberau, no er in Sonfifte NIT benz
Gelcbe 9er0tb, cen elenOeu 3ul1ano unierer
eSerlftc an ben Branger 81 itellen. Ntan ift
oesboIt Tebr ais elnnlal gen0tbi9t qeiueien,
Qeqen bleen (BsgidtS- SfanbGl Bartei su erz
QrCifcu, mas bcI eines 4p3abl @inii6tsIoier
Oauu 9lei6beoeutssuO mur6e nit Barteiz@r=
arcifen iiir Sh3ppe. &!!s bieie leid)talIgbi,
9en Sertbeibigrr hcS idled)ten Suriden mad
her beIIeu niGtsnuei9en Gbaraftcr elsannten,
rcurben Be beito piitbenOer aHf tbn, NIB bieie
gSutth lit cine baHptoeranlaiiuug Der jettgen
Serfolqaug Sfopps's in GbicagO unS gaIti,
more"
Sn CHICAGO ii, Ole Gntlaiiung BON S61ppe
bon Der ertcn 9(utla,''e cut SSe9lel. lidung
nno Der @runO oafiir Elm 'amalUolles Suitis.
Sergcben. DIAN entlieB t1'r1 eamaIS, neil
man tbn fir Den 9rafeu Gtult> t>"otrg 9lelt
nnb Die tiefite Gbrfnrdt Dor tbm unb I>st'em
lu9nertld)en Sater empfan0. Die y@bicago=
unton" i6reibt bieriiber:
y0telcm Sdlulenburg gegeniiber bat fh
6ldlter gSilliam8 en Serbre6en qeqen bic
St6erbeit OeS Staatcs SllinoiS su Sd1ulben
tommen laiien. S6ulenburg mar als 6dls
iter 9eltdnOig unb 9ti9ter gSiQiams hattie
tein &ett, tbn Der Straie ;u ent3ieben. Str
baben btrettS geiagt - uub mir 9laubeu es
nldlt, lonoern mir miiien es - oab 8idter
gStlliamS ielne Jtidlterpflid)t perlette unb lei
nen 8eruf belAimpite, alS er bas llrtbeil
Shulenburg's permanent iuspcnbirte. limb
meS9alb blele !Dtllbe? gSeil 0ti6ter SSilliamS
es fiir au9emeiien bielt, Dor eiuigen 9eiltlihen
9erren Hno vre!69epOroeneu S-erren" 5u
l6metIpeoeln, uno neil bieie Serren es fir
lbre YIllft blelten, nit ocn gotteserbarmltb=
lten InSfltd)ten BON Der gSet etnen qeitdnbi
gen 0dldler BON Der 9erc6ten Straie All
ltiisen, neil erfr0nmelte uno neil Iie qlanbs
ten, er lei Der SaltarO etues oeutiden @rafen!
,, 9obn unb S9naaf! 0as lit amer;faniz
ife 6reibeltSz nno @lci6bsitsbegeilteruna
mad Der SeriOn Der 6rOmmen i'm QanSe
nnO Der prOminenteH unO reipeftablen Dit
bureer."