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fGnatRSrR E4pcocx oldest Methodist minister N s.
ME SAYS the Home Filters most grateful IN ecn'stn.
ting in The restoration OF my s'reas'e' 'D0 ~
appetite. osponx no. juno 2s, I3,I.
Persons greatly dcba,cd as have been aud WIG rlSs
.o.c or sriMuLANr, for nothing ~ cnpt '
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obstetrics and Diseases Women ST. louis Ned cSiefs
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clan Civ Hospital St. Louis MS"ar1 p,,uu Pm,
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Prof Surgery ' f. g nsa$A sss;s'
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Prof Ma.cria siiea aud Therapeutics h'~a'pAal' As"S
cal College OF AiS Jso coSzLEMAE, NJ D., Lecturer
On Diseases Of Children G eHsn wA sdr
Prof. Of Physiology gos Hsk Ais sssf NO.
Clinical Medicine Col Hc Gopaihle tSh R,,srs s'
They are s"pf rSSo saSDEes Analytical Chemist
10 B'e's in tie s sSi,5 ;n aIEsc Ihay rhcm',
Eminent F;.ysicians OF sf,acaSs.
.ph We briieSe ,,em to ad s.waans for
general use now ohersa to ,he pubic. :, r " n, Z
G. MANNER, Analytical jas V z s shtstf y /. :,
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az r, :, : P:.vs;cia1is in tincini,ast-
Nearly Professors in one Or the other 'nH
No her Bers have ever been the public e.
braciac so many raiaatc remedial cnt,. ,n
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK WORLD
1874.
WEEKLY, sEMI-WEEKLY, DAILY

,r,uE GREAT DEMOCRATlG Veto
rias m New York, Ohio, Maryland and
VIRGINIA. the startling Rephhiiea'' , "s,o"'s
il, Wisconsin, Iowa, Kansas a,'a ''l'nu.a'
fnresIadow the election OF Democratic
Congress in l514- and the etesi'''' VI p"
Democratic President in 1870
RIA secret Of the triumph already won
has been steadfast adherence to the organ
jzatiun. untlinching fidelity to tlie pnlhS'
nles of the Democratic party. the W"f'o
has been faithful to it's trust. " heh fa''i'
hearts talked of a Spoiled party,a "e"
party, it bore aloft the Tag oi Tile ,l's.1i'o
| iudomitahle Democratic party Ita' nag,
inscribed With the legends Free Trade and
Farmers Rights, Hard Money ana no ~"
n,rolies,-the Democrats OF oh'o an"
New York carried to glorious e "teeo.s
suhverting Grant maJorties OF 81 '''o Dill"
81 900 ~, ~
mocracy-niore glorious ana more nenen
cent than its past career, ldentihe" shou?n
flat he with the founding OF the repupi!c'
Its expansion across the c"nsiheh'' Tvs
half century of prosperity ana peace. "a.
The open secret OF ITS iu.nre' as ~ 10
past and present triumphs, Is st,'i s'ea'''
fast adherence to the "rgahlzahoh' an uh
f1nching fidelity to the principles Oh 'ne
Democratic party-princlples eve, y.
needfu as now to be applied through'u'
our National, State and Munlcipa' NE u
heal the wounds and demoraiiza''"h o'
war, to stop corrupt and proii'gate eSpeh
diture, to limt and locallze powers eh
trusted to the peoples servants TO l,herat'
Our industries from the tetters OF paioar
Gus Tariff, orr trade from the ithcthatio"'
Of an irredeemahle paper Currency n"'
orr agriculture from the double pi''l'"ti
ing Of both, as well as to repair the woe
spread financial Ruin wrought ny I'll IT'S
cal policy of the Republican party
The duty OF The World III tins onward
march of the Democratic hosts to Vtct"f
| is the dissemination OF poltlcai truth
Our work will be fruitful in proportion a
The World is widely read.
We ask Democrats everywhere I'D a'u u
! in scattering the good seed broadcast owe
the whole land during the period 50 III
portant to the coming harlests.
Where or bow can any Democrat wor
50 efficiently for the diffusion OF the pri'
! ciples of his patty, and Their triumph d
the baiiot-box i'll "a and 10, as by Procu'
lug new readers for The World, now! :,
A vehicle of rcws, The ""rlo WI
snare no expense, no energy. to naitttat
and advance its place III the first rank
metropolitan journals Its fresh, anu
taut. various aud accurate news, cohip'''
inc the whole circle of current intel!'senc'
viii be discussed as becomes lrhStw"
thy Organ of Opinion, with candor, W.T.
steady devotion to sound public ana pr
yate morals, with special knowledge tt
special themcs: and with various an
wside-reaching apprehension ofthe man
fold interests of men and w"me" III the
bones, their municipalities, their woil
shops aud their farms.
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I1bao1, pbun and }p}hanoy.

Filtration is attention without
intention.
Not every one can tell when hot
weather is coming. Some err.
Although woman's age is I'M
deniably her own, she does not own
it.
Would be-contributor: Il wish
,.ou would tell me something to write
about" Editor: well! Right about
face"
ZONE man is silent, another
talks all the time, and twelve wise
men condemn the man who has hoO
soid q word" A Chinamen's des-
cription Of an American court
-Evanvillc girls amt sc theiF
beaux by pouring shoe-makers, wax
into each others mouths to see which
pirl has the largest mouth. Three
quarts is the largest quantity reached
yet
A Grave-digger, walking IN the
streets of o country town the othei
day, CHANGED to turn and noticed two
doctors walking beside him. tic
stopped till they passed, and then hi
followed on behind them. "And why
thisY" said they. II know my place
in this procession" said he.
-mIi! where did ycz get then
4rouserg?" asked an Jrisbman of
man who happened to be passin'
with pair of remarkably short trou
sers on. y got them were the,
grew" was the indignant reply
"Thcn, by my conscience" said Pad
Ay, you've pulled them year to
soon."
The doctrine of purgatory wa
once disputed between the Bishop c
Waterford and Father OLeary' J
is not likely that the former was cor
WINGED by the argument OF the latte
who, however, closed it very neatl
by telling the Bishop. "Iour lore
ship may go farther and fare worse.
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fcctaal remedy ,i.,a sly n:he.. ,hosc who nave
tried it, know that It e:.s,t then: those VINO h:'s
ao, know that itcircs s.ieirneishboi7 ap,' iiieiA
aud all know ..,at w.:,.t 1t doe; one " cos "
WAYS that il never fails through! any ii.bt or hes
eject OF its composition. We have thousahus upon a
thousands of certificates Of remafEaoe CURES
of the following complaints, but Suct cures ae
known in every neighborhoo|, and we neen not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditohs
II all climates containing neither caiome noi ny
deleterious drug, they may be taken win saiesy
by anybody. Their $uglr-coatnS pfeser YES WV.
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, wnno
! being purely vegetable, no harm can ARISE Ho"
| their use in any quantity. Tho
They operate by their powerful lIlhueHct on ""
internal viscera to purify the blood and st!maia.s
1t into healthy action remove the ohstfa,ao ns
of the stomach, bowels, liver, ami other org'ihsn
the body, restoring Lherrregular action 70 eai a
ana by ~ n e rst origin Of disease
Minute directions are given in the wrapper w
the box, for the following complaints, WHICH u'es'
For Slysn.p.i., or indigestion, Listless.
ness, LaDgaOr and Loss Of Appetite, usy
should be taken moderately to stimulate inc ston'
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains ana lis yi.I!on Ss -
toms Bilious Headache. SICK hea sss
ache, Iaun(iice or Green sickness, IN, a,s
ious Collie and Bilious Fevers, they SNOWY 80. NV
be jndicously taken for each case, to correct b
diseased action OF remove the CONSTRUCTORS "iu'"
cause it. 49,. ,no
For Dysentery or Diarrhea, nut o''o
mild dose is generally required. nj.
For Rheumatism, disus, Ssravei, ~ ~
uitatiOxa Of the Hearf, Pain in tno
Side, rgacl and Loir.S, tteY should be contin,
uousy taken, as required, 70 change the dseaeea
action of the system. With such change thoso
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and JDrozssicai swclIng rs
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the efIec. of drastic purge. ,,a ,,s
For Suppression large dose sh o.. svm
taken as it produces the desired eAec' W ''
pathy. .,,o 1;,ls "a
promote digestion and relieve the stomacn ort
An occasional dose stimulates the ston.arn Ito
bowels into healthy action, restores the appsa ad
and inygorates the system Hence ;. Is oI' twists
where no ssrio ,ye nes nas
Insa of tbese pills makes him feel decideaiy w.
ter, from their cleansing and renovatlng epe0' u
the digestive apparatus
Dr.JC. AVER g. CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL. MASS. U. 8. A
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w of OVER.COATS, in all styles OF
cnt and goods.
BLACK CLOTH Dress Suits.
DIAGONAL and ENGLISH WORSTED
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BUSINESS SUITS--in all styles of goods.
Black DOESKIN and Fancy CASHMERE
Black CLOTH, SILK and CASHMERE
| Vests.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, RUBBER
T, GOODS, UMBRELLAS, Ere, THEAT,
RICAL GOODS, CLOWN SUITS, ETC
We buy for Cash, and sell at lowest
Cash Prices.
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40 and AZ ST. Charles Street,
!. Opposite st. Charles Hotel
c Feb. II. 1915 mo.
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is our great edition. Wednesday, for the
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2 The Farmers page, with all the 6"
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Institute, letters from practical farmers
and scientific discussion on profitable
farming. c,.
2. A page for the Family Circle, of live
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4. One or two frst-rate Novels during
the year.
S. All the News in concise summary
THE sEMI-WEEKLY
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| tents of the Weekly, one or two frst-rate
Novels during the year, and all the cream
of the Daily World.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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RAnWAY,S READY RELIEF

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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN from Ono to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any ons
SUFFER WITH PAIN
nAnvAYs READY RELIEF IS CohS fo"
A'ND EVERY PAIN.
twas the irstandis
The Only Pain Remedy
.ha, instantly stops the most excrucians pains asy.
Ina.mmaiions and cures CONFESSIONS whelher OF iho
Lungs stomach, Bowels or other glands or orsans' "
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no matter how violent excrucia.ng the pain the
RHEUMATIC Bedridden lni mr. ct,ppis ssr
Neurslgic or Frustrated with disease may sahsf'
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
q WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
INCARNATION OF THE KIDNEYS, ~ nnrr
'Nf @ '' INFLAMMATION CT THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION eaS 81 Eli sSS 8 THE LUNGS.
MYSTERIES, GROUP p G5RRH1kRh T. INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, T00THACHE pupruATIsN-
COLD CHnLs, AGUE CHILLs.
rha .,,,;c.,,on of the Ready Relief 70 the part OF
pars WHERE the pain or difficulty exists will afford ease
and Comfort nil, IN few
amen,! cmra CHR AMPS SPASMS, sol L SIOMAEn'
TEARTBURN. SICK HEADACHE, T RIAFRK6WWEEiS
ao xassIliHIlNTERNAL PAINS. .,, :, mad.
Trayelers should always carry bottle o. drans N
wnY,s Ready Relief with them rev. .Nss Of
sisr Itis better than French Brandy or Bssfs ~
s4iunulant.
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Ayers Gath artic Pills,
For ell the purposes of LaAatire
M aOiciue
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NE 80 phy Inns than ar other Tonic or STUN.
"A Ae nlaut nov In use. Taya
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Perhaps no ennEie.!i'
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esety chlnn.'y and
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tbs t.lih "a; eli .cHt
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Perfect 's'g.tiv. { Regulating Fills,

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Headache Constipation Costivensss Indigestion pEs.
pepsa, Biliousness Bilious ever, Inflammation oitne
Yscera, Warranted 10 effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury. minerals orde'etst'
41W doses Of RADwAY's PILLS will free the 50
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Great China and Japan
TEA DEPOT,
10 Canal ST.,
NEW ORJEAN MS

Won WILL NOTONLY SAVE FROM
l 25c. to 70 cents on every pound OF
Tea Won consume, but will get All ihfi-
niteiy better and more palatable article
into the bargain. The following is a
price list of our leading varieties -
OoIong black tea, q Soc, 6Oc., zoe, sue
best Fl per pound. ~
lmuerial green tea IL 3Uc., w., oVc.1
best 81 40 per pound. -, -
Gunpowder green tea % $l.OO and $i.4o
hes, 81 go p l. pound.
uvson green tea q soc. and l.O0-the
best 81 40.
English Breakfast BLACK Souchong)
% GOc. and $1.-best $l.20. -,
Uncolored Japan (Natural Leaf q 81
and 1920.
Flowery Orange Pekoe q $l.20, 40
For BEST Black Tea we recommend
| our Oolong "a Fl per pound.
For BEST Mixed Green and Black.
Tea, our mixed" at Sl.2O is without
execution the best combination OF fine
tea ever offered in this market.
For a GOOD STRONG, well tlayoret
Tea, our Black or Mixed at GOc. pei
pound will be found excellent, and l:
especially suited to economists an'
large consumers.
ry- Orders unaccompanied with TIN
money will be sent by Express or Boat
amount of bill to be collected on delive
nv. Goods paid for in advance can b.
shipped as freight or in any manner dc
sired by the purchaser, at their risk
Money, as a rule, comes safe when sim
NV enclosed in letter, but to ensur
safety we advise our friends when max
inc ramittances to send either by Pos
Office Money Order, Registered Letter
Ior Draft. All remittances should b
made payable to
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Kid,,ev o Bladder Complaints,

Urinary Womb gs vel Diabetes ssfs 81
esse aIhnminuria and in all cases where there arc
brick deposis the water is thick CLOUDY mi1 s
with substances like the whsof egg Or ae
apce and white bone dus. deposits. and when there
pricklng burning sensation when passing water anu
pain I'M the Small Oft Back and along me Loaos'
TsxYso,. of 12 Years. Growth
Cured By RatzsVay's Resident.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

a., oaentin this world that will cure Fever
s ena Agus and ali other Maiarious, Bilious. sesrf
typhoid Yellow and oheE F S Wy ad shp 81 IL
Ways PILLS 80 quick as RADWA n1AoA Wv
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle
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"A W - n L. y

rgs Amerr enterprise the world upside
w to-day
and adon fshi9ns u hundred
thing to be the only cherished constt.
population OF to-day kill
skill Of Of years and aw exponnded the cnpe
old fashioned sLeeyard
scales Justice and lawyers weighed modern
made a the mark ~
not 5eenas
ooing the ghwav
good old days
The old grumblers
history eagles could
low
before the parallel to this
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at..y Adj nlnistration loses be-
for y people in the middle of it's
te1.n There were special reasons
" " this one should. Tie dissat
] filct -, even among tue more
Jealous Republicans. has been con
ti' iousiy lncreaseing for nownear-
If en- 9tean months. Gre Ii No
bile vas h.tllr ont of tie way
til tts. Sliarf G ID clne. Then
j. - Ill Slab1rn mad their ap-
= s1ttnts Sim nons followed
promptly, aud after him came Re.-
logg and Carpenter. A multitude
of other and almost epaalIy exas-
perating occurrences have increase
ed the discomfort.
Then parties have been grow
ing looses for year or two. Men
have learned to bolt easily, and to
accept unsatisfactory caucus nom
nations with very i'll grace
The panic has been followed by
hard times Furnaces have blown
ont Manufactures have stopped
Wages have fallen. Thousands of
laborers can find no work at any
wages. It always happens that
such n condition makes heavily
against The party in power Some
think the Government directly re
sponsible for their misfortunes
all think that something is wrong;
and they want change.
Local causes have swelled the
Administration disasters. The TEN
perance crusade aroused an unus
ual feeling, and the adoption of
prohibitory plank in the Republi
can platform in Ohio cost tn EN-
far more in the cities than they
gained in the country.
But however clearly the result
in each case may be traced to
some local cause, the important
fact remlins that the effect is
national Tilden is ten thousand
votesstronger to-dayin New York
by the reason of Tuesdays work
at the West, and the politicians
may as well take that fact into all
subsequent calculation.
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STOCK OF GOODS.
MOTT pNS g,

such as Braids,, Nets, Buttons, Dress Trim
mings, Thread Spool and Skeln Silk,
Pins, Needles, Combs, &c, also, States.
Pens and Stationary. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Ns- Country produce of all kinds taken
in exchange for goods.
may 6, '73. FERDINAND GERLING
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GENERAL. REPAIR SHOPS.
All Kinds OF Machinery
Repaired.
y. w. AND A. SCHEELlAEY.
Machinists s. BlackSmiths

DEPAIR all kinds of Machinery,
hSteam Engines and boilers, cut,
gum and straighten circular, cross
e er and other saws. Make and repair
iron railing aud fences for cemeteries,
yords. etc. Repair sewing machines
and in fact. do all kinds of work in the
line of practical machinists and black
smiths We go to any part ofthis and
adjoining counties to perform work
w5en desired. Give US call. Shop Is
West Martin St . Y dlw1yr