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eSA New York family containing four dsugh
tiers came near starving 70 death last week be-
csuse the cook left and none OF the girls even
knew how TO make tea.
SHslrs journal Of Health Says that when
woman gets 20 be over 80 yearsof age she shOuid
not marry; but whoever heard OF a single wo-
man over 80?
E%Now, just as man begins 60 think that
his troubles are over, as the cellar Il paved with
peaches and tomatoes, his wife looks aim in the
face and asks how much grape jelly be thinks
they will need, and what's the price OF auInces
Its weary world.
IA correspondent states that a Missouri
town has organized an Anti-Fashion society.
One OF the pledges taken by the female msla-
bers 10 ITO trampie on all dresses worn by laoies
in public with long trains. or which come be-
low the ankle.r
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NY JOS. r. KELLEY,
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctiorear
Office No 902 8th street Aorthwesr

oinSs NO 9OS ON street Northwest.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOfGRTY ON THE NORTH SIOE OF u
sTRhET, BETWEEN nth AND lsrH SITS
Month VEST, CONeISTiNG OF Two.
STORY AND BASEMENT BSIOK DWELL.
ING, CONTAINING EOOMs, &c.
- Bv virtue OF deed of trust, dated January
~ IL 1873, and dolly recorded In lber No. les, fOlte
~ loo, Of the isnd reesrds of the District OF Co.
IunbIs, and by direction of the holder of GONE of
TIE notes secured thereby in the payment of which
Default has been made, Will sell ~ pub c auction
L. front Of tse premises, on SATURDAY, October
olst, A D. 1874, at O'Clock p m, all that certain
rieSe parcel Of lard lying and situate in the city
OF WsshiDgton, d. C., described follows: Tue
western eight.en uSlf fee. and eight 49, inches of
rldsoG's subdivision Of square numbered one hun.
drtd and sixty one, 1917 with sIl the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the deed Of trust
S32i 81, the amount paid with interest ct 10 per
cent. per amman from October /, l67?. and the ex-
p~pses of sale in cash, and the balance in g. L. and
Is months, for which the notes of the pure aser,
with interest from the day OF sale, secured By q
deed OF trust on the premises sold, shall be taken
deposit Of 100 will be required Of the purchaser
az the time Of eale All at the cost Of
the purchaser II the terms OF sale not com piled
with within seven days after sale, the trustee
serves the right to resell the property the cost
and rick Of the defauiting purchaser.
A. K. BROWNE, Trustee
octIo-d&ds j, r. KELLEY, Auct,
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LATTaER CLEARX
~ AuCti0Dsers AID Zeal Estate BrokeIe,
Southwest corner u PennA, and llth street,
Star Once BUILDING,
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~ eA1Ho efCLNct DctN ccd HtU AD1 IIt n streets,
BAY BLOonIR H0Bss AT AUCTION.
N,N2ii5, lst, at IA o'clock, We will sell a
Bay Bioodes q rse, yssrs old; Hind IN sins',
or ooubls names, sn1 under the ss5dIs. A Ve,y
81 Ny norss anf sac topper The property of =
&C 23-2' VIM. 4. WALL CO., Auots.
RVLATInER OLEAKx.
Star once BuiIdins.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY pEsIRaBJE
WEsT, between L s,I.st sn5 49, NIX III
BDe, a. Public Auction.
a. the District OF Colombia, psssse in o.p.s IN
(which Eliza 1. Ciaxton ct oil compi Gin sut =,
and Arthur OlsxtOn ct al. sre dsfen ants, will
CHER for sale, at public suntiOn, in front of the
premises, on THURSDAY, 2sth Of October, at az
o'clock part Of LIT IS. in square No. az bound
distant twenty t2OJ feet from the dividing line
81 s,,a lot e,sssssn sl and lot one % il said
hunored and twenty eight (ltsj feet to an alley
tRl feet; thence east thirty eight fs8 feet thence
soatn 60 feet thence east 70 the point Of begin
sist Of very comfortable story and basement
pressed brick Dwelling, containing Zine rooms.
sDd The balance 10 two equal iustalments, at aud
40 months for which the purchaser will be required
per cent per arnuu secured by the retenti OF the
title to said properly by the trustee. $3.50 down
when property is sod: CJnv- ysncng a. cost of pur
chaser. THOs. J FISHER, Trustee.
EUGENE CARU5T, 81 citOr.
Ccil9-d6ds LATIMER Il CLEABY, suct=.
HY LUTrBEdt az : o. S;,n Agtionssrs,
Between 9.h sid 10th streets northwest
TRUSTEES sALEoF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
khAnssTATE on EAST CaPIrOL 5F0EEf,
SIDSy CONSISTING OF a THREE TORY
FRAME DWELLING, WITH LABGE CEL-
~, 80. 22Si ALSO, FRAME STABLE IN
e B. virtue Of deed Of trust, dated October loh,
- A. D. 1871, ard duly recorded ia Liber No 6s6,
folio las, among the land records for tbs District
OF Columbia, aud by direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell, at cubic auction, In front of
!he prs misses, to the highest bidder, on THURS
BAY, October S9th, A. n. 1874, at AZ pm all
II W ashiDgtou, in said District 6Ed known and de-
scr bed foil wit: The western % feet front
ing or East Capitol street. of List /, ia s1usre No.
It9 aud extending back the width Of rs feet the full
depth Il eaid los; also, Lot lsttsred and marked
m ~ IN II .. shoIes and others recorded subd.
vision OF oIiSiGal lots IA, Is, IL, II aud 49, in said
quare No I59, excepting the south II feet ga inches
iIonirg on 81 street b. equsl depth of % feet
linch Of said lot"M ~ together with the improve
Terms ofssle: One-fourth cash, (of which $500
uGst be paid down day Cf SALE; and the balance In
one, Nv sno three yesrs, in equal payments to be
secured by purchasers notes, bearing interest at
the rate often per cent per snnum, payable semi
annually snd a deed Of trust on the property sold
Oanyey sd ing and recording at the purchaser
II terms OF ssle are not Piled with Ia six sys
after sale, the trus the right resell at
''Sk and COST Of d, MN
oct1-d IRap LurTRELL co, Aucts.
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ARsKNT-MIEnRn

AN ABsKNT-MIRDRD CAPITALIsT-A
wealthy man in the country near New York
city, who employs one of the Boston city banks
to make collections, &C., is somewhat liable 20
absent mindedness. A note payable 20 his
order was returned 20 him for endorsement.
He wrote long apology promising to do bet
ter, and promptly forwarded the note carefully
inclosed in his letter. HIS Enclosure was duly
received, but, on looking for the required in
dO's -ment, it was found that it was again
omitted. The cashier again returned the docu-
meBt, saying "The apology is all right and long
enough TO cover both failures; please sign and
Ierufn Nithnnt further comment.n
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A MEXICAN Lane.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS o&
ONLY LINZ CARRYING THE EAaN
AMEkICAN FLAG. s2Sa4&k
Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for
QUEENSTOWN ard LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, IN TERMEDIAT8 1sd STEERAG6
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
bates 81 low ae by another a rst-cIass Line.
PETIR WEIGHT & SONS, General Agents.
Fhjlsdes hia.
FRANK ". sAEBORy. Agsrt
sug2Sly 1920 Penn. avenue, Washineto,
lBOH PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Eew Express Line"
sROM BOsTOH And fBOVIDIHCk
nsEk tEeIsh via "Clydes Iron Line" and ship b,
Boston and Providence Railroad
zee advertisement Of tiNsw E1 press Line
foI fuii Information spply to
ep3zb 50 Wsser street, Goor zetown, d q.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
BAY BLOOnIp BOBss AT AUOrI0s.

III WIN. Z. WALL CO., Aactian-ers
- Horse and Carriage zsr
L. q sisbs avenue, between 3, h aud 10Th streets
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syY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionser,
AZ (successor to Green Williams, Auct's
No. 1O0l, northwest corner lOth and streets

~ tShcC+ssOr 10 tfeen q Williams, Aucts
No. lO0l, northwest corner lOtn and ID streets
CHAEOERY SALE or IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON Ira
STkEET WEST, BETWgIN MARYLAND
sTRkET s0grH, BETWEEN 18Th AID
La STkEETs WkST; An D. ON THE
AVENUE AND 1872 STREET.
o. By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court,
~ O., passed in equity cause No 1878, l Wilt
offer for sale, At public auction, IN front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 4th Of November,
lSI4, a. O'Clock .. m Lots 4, s and 6, In sq1are
6s and sub-lots % and g. in Square 81, vita the
improvements thereon.
TeIms of sale: Oue-fourtb cash; the residue in
three equal instruments Of s, IL and Is spths from
cay OF sale, with interest at per or ali cash
ut he election Of the purchaser. The title to be
retained until all OF the purchase m 3ney and the
interest is paid If the terms OF eale are not COM
piled with within seven days from the day of sale,
reserve the right TO resell the property at the risk
e2d cost of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
sucing at puI Chasers cost. Sl00 deposit en- the &C
ceptance Of each bid.
JAS. s. EDWARDS, Trustee.
oci2-eo WASH Is. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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o. sAf UBDAY MORRINI October
10y 2ltb, ls4, at 1 o'clock, We will sell a
La orr hH14r-
A Bay Boode1 rse, yesrs old: Kind n sins'.
or ooubls ha-Bets, sn1 under the saSdls Ve.y
81 Ny - crss a1f Rae ,tepper The property of a
gentleOAa y h. has TO further use T r tim
&C 22-2 Nh. L.. WALL CO., Au,ts,
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THR NORTH PoLK-AustriGn PreDdraf:01s for
EyteRSiUe Explorations an the Arcfic Rsgtors-
The enthusiasm created by the return of the
members OF the expedition 70 the North Pole Is
far from having subsidized; mention is even N abe
OF second voyage. The Neue Freie Press goes
further, and declares that the affair il already
decided on. This time good number Of sayants
wonld take part. and the enterprise would only
have purely scientific character. According q
that Journal public appeal will proba ably be
addressed before long to those who would wish
TO join II. NJ. Payer proposes to put IN execution
the new project which he has devised, his opin-
ion being, as is known, that there is possibility
of reaching the Pole by land route. For that
purpose he will proceed 20 the eastern coast OF
Greenland, the interior OF which Is IN great part
still unknown. He will explore the country aud
advance toward the north as far As possible. On
the other hand, Count Wilczek, who places him
self at the head OF other expedition, will seek
according TO the recommendations of ST. Md
den0oTH, the terra nrma in the Polar Sea. He
Will, consequently, first Of ALL make sail for the
coasts of New Siberia, with the intention Of
reaching Cape lscheljuskin. From that point
he will advance into the frozen sea by means Of
canoes, and will chiefly endeayor to discover
whether there Ia any connection between the
firm land which M. Observation-Disclosures 10 ex-
list, and the tract called Francis Joseph. One of
the members of the expedition TO the North
Pole will follow Count Wilczek in that which
he proposes TO undertake, namely DR.. Kepes.-
Vienna Correspondence # Galignani's MESSENGER.
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EIRsr GhAND GIFT CoNCkhr,
FoR rHE BENEFIT OF fHK
Montpelier Female Humane Association
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
November 23. 1874.
LIST or GIFTS
PRICE OF TICKETS

Number OF Tickets, Zoe, 900.
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lhe sslft and fayOrito Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
CsstsiE joseph hi;e, leaves 9th CS
ssTeet wharf, st ! o'clock, every SsS4lt1<
itEsDAI and SATURDAY SsAz1z<..saE
heEnINGS, for principal Landings sn the Po-
tCHs', as Tar dCwu CurriomaB, returning 70
MeshirsroD every Wednesday an G Sundsy evening
RE SATURDAY aud Sunday tri2 includes ColtOn's,
bisCklstCn 3 IsisnG and LeoB ardt1xn
Il. BYLK5, Agent,
sepHly 6th-strest Wharf.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

pf VASE n. OLDHAM. Anctioas-t
ID isrccsssnr 10 Green William Aucts
so. to6f. northwest corner i9sh and % ess
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered 81 the Legislature Of Virgins and the
Circuit Court OF Orange county, proposes, by q
series Of Grand Gift Concerts to establish and en-
dow "Home for the Old, lnfrD, and Destituts
Ladies' 0f virginia ~ fpelier, the former resl
denoe Of President James Madison.
The Association n under the control Of efRhf
trustees, six OF whom elected biennialy by the
stoehholders and two appointed b. the Governor Of
Remittsnces for tickets may be made By expires
prepaid, post-offce money order on Washington
ID. O., or By resisterea letter, Addressed 70
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AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF l3TH STREET
NEak corner OF STREET NORTH
en- On TUESDAY, October 81, 1874, at 30
O'Clock p. m. will sell at public auction Lot
- twenty six (25l Of John l.. Pau e sab iiv iso I,
IL Square two hupdreG and thirty 23S 'front.'
ing twenty (20) feet 18th street west by depth
OF eighty five (83D feet
Terms: Onethtrd cash; balance in SIX, tw slye
AMI tit ht6en months. with per cent interest. $50
required at time OF sale. ALI cOnveyancIng AZ pur-
chaser 9 Cost Terms to be complied with in seven
days.
ocf22-d&ds 1T. OOLDwELL, Sales aan
GsY los n EEILPY
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Ky LATIMER q CLEARY,
Up Aucsiouears and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penasy snia ave and ilth street
Star Once Buildings.
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Presf NJ. II. A, Alexandria, Va.

References, By permissien: his Kxceilency. yss.
u ksnIer Governor of Va; His nxoeilency, GU
= Withers, Lieut.. Governor Of We. and u. D. Sen
ator electt Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Juage Esstern
from Virginia.
For fan particulars, testtnonisls, &C, send Tor
circular.
Address Hen. JAMES BARBOUR.
Presf n. T.H. A., Alexandria, We
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STEAMER LINES.

TIVE STEAHKB MARY WASHINGTON Will
discoEtinue her midday trips -
until further notice. EeS4k-H
she viii leave 9IymOnt 0EEx~B6
EVERY NORNIEG
ts1Bdsy excepted at o'clock. Rsturzinz, leave
washington A. cock p. III touching at all isn,i
lrg5 esch way. Horses, carriages and live stock
taken at low rates.
Cctl0 In NJ. L. GREGG, Captain.
F0R POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
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AUCTION SALE OF 4 FINE BUILOIN3 LnT
ON NOR1H L STREET. BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND lsT STREET WEST.
xna VIII be sold on FRIDAY. October 30, 1874,
- at 4 so O'Clock .. m Lot numbered 49,,
Square Gas, fronting p feet Gu north street
10y 80 feet deep.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Deposit Of $50
st TIM Of sale.
ooi2sd J. T. OOLDwELL, Salesman.
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stY &. J. SWEPT,
Az Real ESTATE Broker and Auctiopeer,
No. OIL 7tb street, opposite y. 8. Post Once
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~BY C0HeEET OF ALL PARTIls IL IN
the 9th day Of Mexemberl Ial, ZANE hou. and
LATI0xR CLHA8Y,
octle,Sr0i1oY5S.SS Auetionsers,
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~ E. II. AbN Ehi
tF Real Estste Broker and Auctfopeer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and z SITS northwest
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

AM DETERMINED TO SELL Ny ELEGANT FOUR
story brown stone House and Lot, 70 kast seventy
fourth street. Ii is II The most handsomely finished
and complete houses on Manhattan Island II is abinet
fin isied basement tlc fourth floor III the most
magnificent style IL is situated between nth and Mafi
son avenues has beautiful open view of the Park rom
and being only 800 fect from III the nesghbor
hood and surrosndngs are the finest n the city will
cell Tor cash immediately for $4,000 less than cQs
terms easy. Apply en- premises or 70 WM. Ii. HALL
owner, 259 Greenwich street Make an offer.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01
intelligence Offices.

EMrLoyRRs CAN OCT THs BrsT or coLoRED
sthMa' Aaency. bs3 6th ay. ~'''
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WAITER
n hotel or boarding house Is first class carrcr
can be highly recommended. Address j. NJ, $40 West
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

A YOUNG MAN OF MEANS WANTS A sIrUATIoN
"A OF trust; give from 900 10 as security
IN New YORK real estate. n NJ. LYNCH. 220 North
9Th st, Brooklyn. e.. ID.
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

LVANTED--A DRE5sMAKER OF GOOD TASTE AND
w refinement to assist in taking charge Of first
class establis ana board family best refer
ence required at IlD Wost 22J St
The New York herald., 1874-12-01

A COMPETENT PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS
"A nurse Tor growing children; speaks French Ger
man and English. Address A. b. Herald Uptown Branch
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
HOME AND FARM.

The big day of the New Hampshire 8 ate
tair the number reported ON the ground was
rom 800 To 2 900. IL doesn't lake many tO
make a large crowd in N. IL.
Don't shut daylight out of the houses.
IL Is well known that there Is vital priuci-
pie in the light and warmth of the sun that
can not be supplied from any other source.
p. Ople who work in mines and these whose
life j. passed in the dep Of forss's are in
vsrisbly squalid anu unwhOlesome rs to their
compilations. As was stated by recent
ie' tnTer. the mortality ia hospitals and bar
acks IS much reater ON tbge shady than on
toe sunny side, and that is hint OF which
housekeepers ought to avail themselves.
The Delphi Times contains an advertise.
ment which has a moral. The party SAYS:
I will pay s. 90 per ton for all good, clean
flax straw, delivered within the next ten
day Is or two weeks. Bright straw wanted
Immediately. One collar extra for well
roted straw. Now, il flax straw can be sold
for S. 90 per ton afer he seed has been re
moved, flax must paw well as a crop, eX-
trs m-ly we'll. Aud if the straw can lie 20
used $ Ia Justify such a price. the manufac-
tuIe OF dax is an industry that should lie en-
couI aged.
Twenty one persons at Cawker City,
which is no city, Kansas. sign an appeal To
Jordan Ne,heTcutt, of Lafayette for help.
They arr in hopeless distress and say: We
have no money. We are left to depend on
| charity. The farmers we're depending ON
the over plus OF gram to sell to buy thel
| clothing aud grOceTle-, so We are sDort a.
| clothing ~ well as SINE hing to eat. We
| have hogs To make meat il We had the graiI
| to ia ten them, SO they are worse than n(
stock at all fol- they are so poor that we cat
| not eat them, and the most of the cattle ar,
mlch cows, so we can not depend on btef
Ii you can aid us in any thing, do so-grain
food, clothing, ANYTHING will be receive,
with the moss heartfelt q stitude.
Tile draining not only improves the soil
but the "air we BREATHE" also. The rriban
says: We read ofone Ohio farm which sew
ersl years since was wet, unproductive, an'
sgueish. Twenty bushels of inferior cor
to the acre, and from five to ten bushels @
wheat was all that could be raised. Snee
would die about as fast as they could be pro
duced. Now it is undetermined with nv
miles of tile and yields so bushels of goo
sound corn and from twenty to forty bush
els of superior wheat. On grass lands tt
difference in quantity is not great, but tn
EQUALITY has been vastly improved. Chill
and fever have dis sppeaTed, and sheep rails
tbs results OF tile draining on this estst
that the owners intend TO bury at least te
miles more OF COOKERY"
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lNDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE


1T. ELMO, ILL.,, July 8, 1874.
X V. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo, y. VI wish to
aid my testimony To the wonderful curative
properties OF your Alt. Ext, o. GOlden Medical
Discovery. have tak en- great Interest in this
medic ne since | first used it. / was badly
afflicted with dyspepsia. liver deranged and an
almost perfect prostrs ton OF the nervous sys-
tenn. So rapid ard complete did the Discover
elect perfect cure that IL seemed more like
magic and perfect wonder 10 myself ana
since that time We have never been without a
polite oflhe Discovery ard Purgative Pellets In
the house They are solid, sound family ply
stefan In the house, and ready at all times to
ny To the relief If sickness-wit cont charm
We have never had a doctor in the house since
We INST began The use of your Pellets and Dis
covery. save recommended the use of these
medicines in several severe and complicated
cases arising nom, as 1 thought, az impure
state OF the b God, and in no one case have they
Jailed 10 more Than accomplish ali they are
claimed TO do. Iwil only mention one as re-
markahle, Though could give you dozeDsf
Henry Roster, furniture dealer, Of This place,
who was one OF the most pitiful objects ever
seen. his lace swollen out Of shape scales sndl
ernpuons without end, extending 10 his body,
which was completely covered with bloiches
ana scales. Nothing that he took seemed 10
effect IL a particle. | finally indeed m TO
Try few bottles Of the Golden Medical Discov-
cry, with daily use OF the Pellets, assuring him
Ii would surely cure him. He commenced its
| use some six weeks since, taking two Pell,ts
each night for week, then one each mig ut, and
the Discovery rs directed. The result is, 10.
day his skin is perfectly SIN 9th, and the scaIy
eruptions are gone. He has taken some seven
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cured This case had baffied the skin OF our
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| and they give perfect satisfaction in every CASE
Respectfully, .CHAMPLIN,
i
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
BUILDING UPTHE WEAK

heaIth ana strength. IMMIGRATION, 10 be per
msnent and complete, must be effected by es-
tabllshing regular and harmonious action of
the various bodily organs. Dosing will moi az
comp .lsh this; but Hos'etter's Stomach fsitterx
VIII. That admirable tonic and corrective reg
ulaies at the same lime that it strengthens the
stomach, liver. and bowels and while impart-
ing Vlgor 10 the entire physique, pmifies and
enrlches The blood. A good appetite Tranquil,
sleep, sound digestion and a r.guIar bahit ~
oody-four grand essentials heaIth-are pro-
NOTED oy It's u q. IL Wit Allies, tTanquilizes aud
equallZes. By successful chemical Ombina-
uon OF ionic, apeTi-nt and antf-biIfouS veg
etao'e ingredients, held in soiution and al II NED
lniOugn me system 0y wholesome aud agree.
able stimulant, it Il enabled 10 benefici sIIv
affect the Various abdominal organs at one and
the same time.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

biesched bones which are thickly scattered
over the plains, aud shipping them East,
generally by WY OF Chicago. rLey sre
used in button making. as a soil fertilizer,
and for sugar refining. Formerly the latter
proc Sc was performed almost entirely hy the
use of blood, but OF late years "bone black :"
or charred bone, has been used, and the old
means of refining have been almost wholly
abandoned. The bonts sent TO New York
are merely ground. There are extensive
factories at Hunters Point, where the raw
material IL burned. and il is then valued at
frUm four to five cents pound. TIE i'm
meDse quantity of bones IN demand renders
the picking tolerably lucrative occupation.
IL has the advantage, moreover, of reQuiT-
ing not a single dollar of capital,