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The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-02-03

During the egg season we recommend our ship
pers to subscribe for the Daily Sentinel, as it is
live paper, and cOrrects our daily market reports
so they can be relied upon as correct prices paid
by shippers here.
FEATHERs-Quoted, new live geese at SOC
old and mixed at 40c.
HoMINY-Is quoted at 81 5O@4 rs per barrel.
HoPS-At 40950c per pound.
HoNEY--ls bought at l217925c per pound.
RAGs-Dull at l1zc per pound.
VEGETABLEs~ ST @@i Is per bushel.
Sweet petatoes,S OG4 80 per barrel. Cabbage,2 "a
per barrel.
There have been no'new developments in this
market during the week, and trade has contin-
ued dull. Assafoetida is quoted at 45950c: alco-
camphor per pound, SS935c; cochineal, pound, so
@95c; chloroform, pound, 81 20@l 81 copperas bar
rels per pound, 203c; cream tartar pure, s5d47c;
indigo pound, 81 l5Sl 80; licorice, taIab, genu-
I1s; P9sS1nd Gun 4Sg1Ue ma$gnesIa' y "a carb' oz;
gallon, g 60@l IS; oil, bergs mont, pound IS;
opium, $ s5@S q; quinine 81 6092 "a; soap,
per pound, 7sGo12e;. salts, epson, pound, 4g15c;
smut SMUT s9 SaTresss cssa ~ pacf gross 1 snuff Car
pound, o@6c; saltpetre, pound, l0925c; turpen-
ane, 50@5jc.
Special orders to fill stocks make a fair trade
with u, prices steady. Trade regulations now are
;, Some few advances have taken place on
BROWN DRILLING-Peppefell, l3c Patapsco
l2c; Stark A. ISc, Lyman Il, lsIsc. - -
TIcKING-Omega A. Csc; dittoB, 2le; Methuens
SSsS p 1aenes s so fSra Da inches @as
ditto ~ inches. &c: ditto. 50 inches, DC.
IsD 2c ls whttenasns
| lac; York, 25c: Whittendens fancy, 13clI6c.
SoTToN fARNs-No 400, lS1zc; 500, 161<c; M. 600
yarn, sOc; cotton battinss, Ils2ic. '
1 SACKs-American A, .2sc; Amoskeag, 3Oe
stark A, 3oc; Great Falls 35c.
PRINTs-Standard, l09llc; Shirtings, 9alOc
| Paper cambrics &c; high colors ditto, iOc
| BLEAcHED MUsLINs-New York Mills. lsc; 4
Hills, l4c; do q, IL; RiyerdaIe l515c; Rockdal
dale, l4c; Chapman x, lO1zc; Portsmouth N. lOc
Vaughn b, SCI Slatersville 5, &c: ID A, l2c
Ec; Hope, l2c: Jabez Knight, l2hzc.
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING A, l2c: Laurel d
llSc; ditto II, lOlsc Stark ll1zc; Cabott A. HE
ditto W, l01zc; Nashua o, ilzc; e, 40 inch, l215c
Market A, ll1sc; Pacific Ex, lie; Appleton A
&c; Mount vernon, lOc; Portsmouth p, 51zc
i FLANNEIs-Can.ons-Ha Xxx 2Ic; Ham
ilton; stout, l5c; Hamilton XF, Is: fremont
l6c: ditto Il. l3c; ditto II, nkc; Massachusetts
! *, l9Hc. Plaids, Bradley, 47c; Rob Roy, 9Ss48c
Sterling, Si-inch. Sl1Sc; all wool plaid. Sc e.,
FRUITS. NUTS. ETC.
NUrs-Quoted: Almonds. soft shell. es@25c
piDer,s, r lsc; walnuts, French, lie; Naples, 26e
brazii nuts. l5c; peanuts, raw, Scs9c; roasted
ll12gl21zc.
GROCERIES.
The trade is somewhat better and has gradual
gained IN volume since the settlements of tn
first of the year, Coilees have advanced.
BRooMs-Conlmon, 81 y; medium, 81 5O@s; ex
ira. - %.
CAEDLEs-siar, ls1s@2lc per pound, sunsme
Pressed lSgll per pound; Hotel, 2ge2Sc.
u OOFSEEzE6ss.,ng grades OF Rio are quoted 8
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PER F CITY PURE
Attorneys Complaint.
state Of I'sdiana, Das1ess Co., sss

State Of Iadiana, DagSess Co.., SIS
In the Daviess Circzit Court, March terra. 1874
Alexander Chomel VS.. William Shheliff
DE II REMEMBERED that on the 2lst day OF
ID January, 1874, the plaintiff filed in the Office
of the Clerk Of the DavieSs Circuit Court COM
paint against said defendant, alleging that said
defendant was a resident OF the State of Indiana,
that he has absented himself from his usual
place of residence and gone 10 parts unknown,
for more Than five years, leaving property with
out having made sufficient provisioDs for the
management of the same, and that said proper
ty Is suffering waste for want ef proper care.
Said defendant is therefore hereby notified
of the fling and pendency of said complaint
against him, and unless he appear and answer
or demur thereto at The calling OF said cause on
the second day of the next term of said Court to
be- begun and held at the Court House. in Wash
iDQuon, Indiana, on the first Monday In March,
1874, said complaint vii. be heard and deter
mined in his absence.
&. 5. WALTERS, Clerk d. c. Z.
O'NEALL & HEBRON, Atcys.
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ORGAN AT HOME

Its pages, of full Sheet Music size, are com
pactly filled with the most popular music Of The
day: Airs, Nocturnes, Marches, WsltzeS, Rev
cries, Selections from Operas etc, ETC. 200 pieces
in all, none difficult 70 play, and all bright and
pleasing.
PRICE: BIDS, 81 90; Cloth, IS; Full Gilt, q.
Carhart's Melodeon Instructor, 81 50.
Clarkes 81 instructor for Reed Organs.
Winners New school for Cabinet OrgaEs -
cents.
Clarkes Reed Organ Companion, 81.
Are all excells MT and popular cheap books for
Reed Instruments.
The above books sent, post paid, on receipt or
retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
C.H DITSOE & CO.. III Broadway, Y.
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RAILROAD MAGNATES.

~yLIoNs OUT ON A JAUNT-THEY LOOK
A-oUND, AND TALK OF REGULATING IVES
TER FREIGHTs.
NO "h%ago Times tells of party ofrail-
ROAD kings Who arrived in that city yeter-
day rom C~r> In the party are Mr.. Pea.
body, the LonooA banker; Mr.. ]. p. Morgan,
of the firm of Mrpan. Drexel & Co. New
iorK; vice riesAent King. of the Balti-
more ana ONO raiAoad; President Terrace
and Vice President o.vistie, of the Ohio and
Mississippi Valley raih,ad: Vice President
Marquant, of the Cairo a,d Fulton railroad
ana several others. Iney Sme from Boston,
Baltimore, and New York. THE nartv was
made up in the latter city, an its members
announce that the trip was despned for no
other purpose than TO look over7be western
roads, look at the cities of the,vest and
have good time generally, thoLvh when
such big railway magnates and solid
men indulge in tours of this
kind they usually keep one eye at leastosn,etsn' s,ts'
for business. The party quartered thm-
selves at the Palmer house during the dsv
whence, after long and hearty five o'cloc1
dinner, they left the city via the Pittsburg
Cincinnati and ST. Louis railroad on their
return to the east. Mr.. King, the vice presi-
dent Of the Baltimore and Ohio road, after
this look at the city will ne stimulated to
more vigorous efforts toward completing his
road to Chicago. He states that orders for
the track iron necessary to. complete the ex-
tension have been already given, and it will
he done during the pftsent year. The right of
way has not yet been secured. nor has the
road yet determined by what course it will
enter the city, but, as Mr.. King says, these
matters not pressing while the track is vet
some distance away, aud anticipates that
they will be settled without difficulty. To
meet the increased business of the road to be
hrofl rht ahOut hv the axtauson tba line ;s
now arranging TO increase its equipment of
rolling stock. They anticipate large move
ment of grain7and stock to the seaboard over
the line from the west, and will rsake great
effor Us to divert to Baltimore large share of
the enormous trade which now goes to New
York. To put themselves on a better foot
ing to compete with the latter city in it's
kets, they will add eight large, tirst-class
steamships to their Bremen line, and ten to
their Liverpool line.
BIG FREIGHT POOL.
The Chicago Tribune's New York special
says: The report has prevailed in railroad
circles that the management of the New
York Central and Hudson River, Pennsyl-
vania, and Erie railroads, were in conven-
ton and were endeavoring to agree on ba-
sis for pooling the entire freight business.
each road TO pay its actual running expenses
and all to have an equal share in the net
profits. This, of course, was intended to put
an end to all opposition in the westward car
rying business. Commodore Vanderbilt said
TODAY he knew nothing on the subject, and
that it was probably started by stock specu-
lators. The venerable commodore said
testify, 81 know nothisg," but good many
men knew great deal. S. L. M. Barlow
said there was some truth in the report Of s
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westward freight combination, but that he
was unable to give any information. Mr.. G..
r. Blanchard, vice president oft Erie road,
said that conference among the trunk lines
took place recently, in which, among other
questions, that of a freight combination sim
liar to the one alluded to was considered.
The subject, however, had been dropped. II
is said by other railroad men that the fail
ure of the scheme was due to the Erie COM
pany.
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DREFERRED sPECiAGs.

Heggeman's Cordial Elixir Of Calisaya Bazs, 3
pleasant Cordial which strengthens and i'm
proves the Digestion, excellent preventive o.
Fevors, Fever and Ague, ETC., and great Reno,
vator and Tonic for invalids and aebiitated per
sons. Hegeman & Co.. New York, Sole E2Dufsc,
turers. Sold by all Druggists.
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
WINDOW GLASS.
ifty to fifty-five per cent. OF al
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The following is nom the weekly price circu-
lar of j. r. Budd & Co. for Monday, Jan. 26, 1874:
BUrTER-Is scarce in market and prices have
advanced. We quote, common, &c; sweet
roll, soc; i and &c extra for occasional fancy
selections.
EGGs-Owing to the exceeding warm weather.
eggs are rushing into the market and Cutting
il. The prices east are very unfavorable-looks
though they must still go lower before the old
stock can be sold. Below please find our paying
fn-do
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THE LIFE or A FORMER SLAvE.-The
Nashville Republican Banner notices at some
length the eventlul life of a negro, Alien
Bransford, who died there recently. He was
sold away from his wife at one time, but
succeeded in secreting himself under the
floor Of his wife's house, where he renamed
a year, but was at last found out and put in
the slave pen for sale. While waiting TO be
Knocked down to the highest bidder he sent
for Major John S. Brsnstord, and so worked
upon his feelings that the later entreated of
his father that Allen should not be allowed
to be sent south. Yielding to Major Brans-
ford's importunities. his parents gave him
colored girl, whom he exchanged for Allen,
to whom he was given title and thus be-
came his owner. Allen Bransford now be-
came satisfied, and ever after proved faith
fnl aud dutiful servant, remaining with
Major John s. Bransford almost uninter-
ruDtedly until the day of his death, following
him through the war, through terrific bat
Ties. even going where shot and shell fell
thickest. through years of defeats and re-
treats. He brought safely home to Nash
willie for a confederate soldier in East Ten
nessee, 5000 in gold, and at the appointed
time turned it over to its owner. he had
been connected with the Louisville road
since the war, having been employed on the
platforms. and was very efficient man. He
was raised near Glasgow, KY, where he has
children living. and was at the time OF his
death AZ years of age.
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SHINING STARS.

ADELAIDE PROCTEE.
Shine, ye stars of heaven,
On a world Of pain!
See old Nime destroying
All our hoarded grain;
All our sweetest flowers,
Every stately shrine,
al our hah earned glory,
Every dre1m divinel
Shine, We stars Of heaven.
On the rolling years!
See how me.consOling,
Dries the saotest tears:
Bids the darkes, storm clouds
Pass in gentle I0in,
While uprise in glory
Flowers and dreaIas again!
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When applied with Or. Pierce's Nasal Douche,
and accompanied with DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery as constitutional treatment,
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy produces perfect
cures of the worst eases of cstarrh and 0zena of
many years standing. This thorough course of
medication constitutes the only scientific, IA,
tional, safe and successful manner Of treating
this odious disease that has ever been offered to
the afflicted. So successful has it proven that
the proprietor has long offered a standing re-
ward of 500 for q case OF eatarrh which he can
not cure.
INDI5PUTABLE EVIDENCE.
Thos. j. Bishof, of South Brooklyn, n. Y,
virtues that his wife had suffered since a child
wi In eatarra until it had resulted in what emil
nent physicians pronounced consumption; that
she has used DT. Sage's Catarsh Remedy with DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and they
have worked wonders with her case
STEALING THUNDER.
People should beware Of those imposters who
not only try 10 initiate DIR. Pierces family medi-
cines, but also copy his original style OF adver-
of catarrh and other diseases which they can not
cure. Those who do not possess sufflcent lntelli-
eance 10 enable them TO write original advertise
ments of their own, but have TO steal those OF
Others, are not likely to have made great and
valuable discoveries in medicine. Look out for
| them.
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countryna" at Atlanta, Ca, became so
,terssted in the Pay of ..Help.v that when
at william william was ano9.to kill tho heroine. he
pre- 70 scase soS sSge, cane IN hand, to
J ~ edience. - =
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
SCIENTIFIC AND SAFE TREATMENT.

vEGETINE has never failed to cure the most
inveterate case Of Erysipelas.
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MILL FEED-The consumptive demand con-
tinues good. Bran and shorts are quoted at Sl49
Is, fine feed at sl59l6, and middlings at SlS@20.
WHEAT-The receipts are good and OF a good
quality. Throughout the state the crop is look
ing very well, with q larger breadth sown
than the past season. Red is quoted, in elevator,
at 81 350l 30; amber, 81 409l 45, and white, none
In market.
CoRN -Dull: clear yellow shelled is quoted at
55@56c; white, ,5Sc; nigh mixed, SOC, ear, SOC.
OATS-There is a large demand for this grain
with but few offered at 44@46c for white per
bushei delivered in elevator.
RYE-But little on the market. Quotations are
held firm at SOC for choice grades
BARLEY Quotations are held at 81 40.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
The building season is not begun, and for that
reason the market is unsettled, as no goods are
being handled.
Cement is quoted at g % per barrel. Plaster
Paris-Aichigan. g 50; Newark, 81 per
per bushel. White sand, s4 per barrel: Fire
brick, s35 per NJ. Fire clay, 75c per bushel.
Building brick, s6 5OG9, according to quality.
Lath, pine, % .. Hair, 4Oc per bushel. Nails,
los COS, 81 50; IS and ss, "a IS; Is and7s So; As,
IS %.
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CT A r K Els
New Method for Reed Organs.
PRICE, Sc 90

The immense sale OF this favOrite method NAV
be ascribed, not only TO its thorough instructive
Course. accom- panied with the needful scales, eS-
ercises, and studies, but to it's admirable cOilee
tion of lSO pieces of the best Reed Organ music,
adapted with exquisite taste ana skill 10 the pur-
poses OF the work.
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y tn. HOLLER,

y TIL. HOLLER,
DEALER
Madison XX Ale Pitsburg Pale Ale, Fcrtsr anu
Lager Beer, in Bottles or Kegs,
S. Delaware r.. lse1azs Eau BaIlasag Irdiaaapol.s
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Trade quiet. Quoted at 2s9 SCc for unwashed,
&c for fleece and zS@50c for tub washed and
picked.
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A NINE. MAXWELL PHYSICIAN RESIDENCE
"A. ia East Tonli street neaf ihird avenue
A DR. AND NINE, 6RIS DIE CURh ALL CON.
"A. pIaints; Is year, practice I'D Yves, 18th &C.
A TTENTTON. DR. FRANKLIN LATE or PRUSSIA.
"A consultation iree Private once iei bteecker ~
NJ MAURIcEAU NJ ID. OFFICE ls LIBERTY
N. street. Greenwich street
A NINE REsTELL. PHYSICIAN SINCE I.N no
N. East Fysecond street first door from Fifth aN.
CONSULT DR. OR MMB wEsT-ALL COMPLAINTS
~ curaf advice iree 10 Blocker 81. near broadway
DR KINGS OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE OFFICE
~ Amy street near Broadway, CONSULTATION Tree.
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WechlW Family NcWSp0pe",
The Christian Union
Henry Va,W Beecher,
EDITOR.

In religious matters this paper is cvnngcli-
cal and unsectarian; in political affairs, indie
pendent and outspokcn, 1t contains the hest
articles, and both short md serial stories,
from the foremost writers it aims TO main
tain the highest standard in Religion, Litcra-
ture, Poetry, Art. Music, Science, News, Poll
tics, Household and Family Affairs, with sto.
rics Rhymes, Puzzles for the Children, etc.
Nothing is spared to make it II COMPLETE
Newspaper for he Family, pure, attractive.
wide-awakc, and mp with the ,imes-a journal
interesting to every one in the household,
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GREEN MOUNTAIN Stud

GREEN MOUNTAIN Stud,
WEST RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
The following Trotting Stations will make
the Season of 1874, at the Green Mountain
Stud Farm.
HAMBLETONIAN MONARCH
Foalcd 1864 Blood Bay. 10 hands, sired by
Rysdyks Hamblctonial. Dam by Rocs Alb
dallah Chief by Old Ahallah
Terms $50, to wit, $40 at time OF service,
and go when mares prove with foal,
DON GIOVANNI
Foaled 1870, Bay, IL! Hands, Sired by lamp
ton. he by Rysdyk's llamhletonian, Dam by
Volunteer, (the sire of lIuntrcSS. record !2!ii
Gloster'222244. and VIM. ii. Allen, 243i) hc by
Rysdyk's Hambletonian, Grand Dam by Old
Abdallah
Will be limited to twenty Mares. Trims
when Mares prove in toal. Mares that do not
the $40 previously paid will be allowed.
PORTLAND.
Foaied 1865, Black Is Hands, Sired by Car
iron, Dandy VIM. Tell, Grand Dam by Old
Abdallah.
Terms $40 to insure.
Mares pastured at 81 wer week, at owners
risk.
No business attended to on Sundays.
sy For Circulars, giving extended pcdi
grecs full particulars, etc, please address
NIOUI.TON IBBOS.,
4Sm3 West Randolph, Vermont.
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hands tuck sick, and what does Sal
do but turn in and help us, and ]
tell you, she could sling u hog across
her shoulder equal to any man OH
the ground. Well, you know, Sal
married year before last, and her
husband Hibbell-you know Hib.
BELLS dom, they tell me, as good
q grocery business as any man in
Lirkvilc. Jakey, he went over to
see Sal and Hibbcll the other day,
and they were talkin' about this
here interest business, and Sal says
to Hibbell, says She"
"Never mind what they said Mr..
Smith," broke in Thompson, '.just
hand over the money you were
going to say they sent YOU" And
sure enough the old man produced
still another roll from some secret
pocket, which, when counted, proved
to he the exact amount necessary
to pay off the last note, when the
forty.cight per cent. had been duly
taken off. Thompson pocketed the
money, went straight to the court
house, acknowledged the deed, and
handed it over with only this re-
mark: You are the d--st old
rascal ! ever saw.-Leriagton Ga
sette
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED.

The immense circulation of the Christian
Union has been built up by octire canrassers.
No other publication compares with it for
quick and profitable returns. The public ca
gerness for Mrs. Stoves new story, the pop
ularity of the paper. the friendly support Of
thousands of old subscribers, the artistic pre-
miums for immediate delivery, light outfit and
complete instructions to beginners, assure
repeated success to agents, and offer active
intelligent persons unusual chances to make
money. All who want u safe, independent
business write at once for terms, or srnd s.. 90
for Chrome outfit to j. b. FORD & CO., New
York, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati or San
Francisco.
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"A young man who was caught
straining his sweet heart to his bos
ON the other night ,justities himself
on the ground that he has right
to strain his own honey.
"A brilliant young man, who
had never heard of le-butter till
Il few days ago, supposed it was
made from the milk of cows fed on
apples.
A young lady, about to be mar
mied, says she will not promise to
Glove, honor, and obey;' but will
say, instead. Glove, honor, and be
gay
Young swell--"I say, what do
you do with youn clothes when
you've worn them out ?" Ragged
boy-"Wears 'em 'omc agin.'
An author, ridicu,ing the idea
of ghosts, asks how Il dead man can
get into u locked room. Probably
with skeleton key.
An Indiana farmer saw a man
tearing down his rail fence, and
hailed him to know the reason. The
reply was, that he was suddenly
seized with the shakes, and was hold.
ing on the fence for support.
"A lazy chap was lying in bed
one morning, when a friend, step
ping in, said, "Joa, breakfast is
coming on."-"Let it Gomez ex-
claimed he, with look of defiance,
"Tm not afraid of it,"
"A cOquette at a fashionable
ball asked IA gentleman by her side
if he could t1irt a fan which she had
in her hand. eyes, madam" he
replied, cor fan a tlirt."
An aged Texan who had act.
ually never seen railway before,
recently rode on one to Hudson to
see the State fair. Having been
asked his opinion about railways,
he replied: "Well, it did seem kind.
er to me as if it were a streak of
lightning running away with pal.
ace
Mr.. Thomas Cook, of London,
the celebrated organizer of Euro
pean tours, expresses the indigna.
ton of an honest Briton at the
"blaasted eXtortiOn" of the Union
Pacific Railroad company. "Why,"
says Mr. Cook, 81 can take q party
from New York, through Great
Britain, France, Germany and Italy
to Naples for less money than l can
convey the same party from New
York to the Yosemite Valley in
California"
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TEETH AT PANIC PRICES,
AT CLARK S DENTAL OFFICE.

BRADFORD, VT.
Now, while Panic prices prevail, is very
best time to procure artificial teeth.
While the present scarcity of money con
tinues, wo can procure our dental materials
cheaper than heretofore, The very best
quality of artificial teeth, viz: Our $50 sets,
can be procured here for$
If any one desires poorer quality, such as
the country is flooded with, they can be OBJ
tanned here as cheap rs anywhere. Still, in
teeth AS in everything else, it will he found
that the poorest quality is by far the most
expensive in the long run.
We are now prepared to make Plates for
:rti ciaI teeth ot'
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To-Day.


Lao, here hath been dawning
M9thfr,Aqes<t;
Think, wilt thou lot it
Slip useless away!
9NnMpftternity
SB Rrliis new day is horn;
Into eternity
At night twill return.
Behcld IL aiorctimc
No eye ever did;
So soon 1t forever
From all eyes is hid.
Here hath been dawning
Another blue day;
Think, wilt thou let II
Slip useless away
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Every year increases tho populari
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. = Wa
can assure our old patrons that it i
kept fully up to its high standard
and it is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silkeu
The scalp, by it's use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptiond
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents tho hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishoa
the hair-glands. By its use, tho hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, gloasy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, Md
State Assaycr of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents arc pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality
and consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold BY all Drugsisfs, and Dealers IN Asdso'.ss.
Prioe One Dollar,
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WhalebOne Rubber.

WhalebOne Rubber,
a new article fresh from understanding
no coloring matter, and therefore free fir m
any poisonous mgr. clients. 1t is much light
Ell and stronger than the ordinary material.
thereby securing at once to the wearcr much
greater comtOr: and durability.
Particular attention Is paid by MS to prcser
walton of natural teeth; those whose teeth
are decaying will find that Immediate attcn-
ton to them will save themselves many
future regrets.
Pain less extraction secured 10y means of
NitloI Oxide Gas.
All 4 ork warranted for one year
All :. Iuiries by mail promptly answered.
J. n. CLARK.