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The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

Tux Anchor line steamer, Belle
of Memphis, struck q hidden OBJ
strucuon, between ST. LOUIS and
Cape Glrardeau, and went down
on the bar. The Ste Gsnsvieve
went TO her relief, took her frsig ight,
none Of which WAS damaged. She
went az far ~ the Cape, catered
protest, and returned 10 St. Louis
for repairs.
Az We 60 to press the Belle 10 in
sight. We are glad 10 know that
she was but little damaged.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

Tug appearance of ~ carriage on
the streets . few days ago, drawn
by . pair of beautifully trained
goats, and driven by a little Aiss
OF ssme ten summers, gaudily attlr-
ed, created quite an excitsment
among the little folks OF Osceola.
They followed after in crowds,
huzzahing, and raised such rum
pus that many were apprehensive
that our ever visilant Marshal
would arrest the turnout and its
admirers for disturbing the peace.
Carriage, goats, dogs and their lit
tie mistress were part Of q tra'-
cling show, which came here to
exhibit and OF course the parade
was An advertisement. They were
photographed by Mr.. Denous.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

Give Us tie backs or p,n-bscks
in pre'crence 10 any other backs.
Tie backs are better than green
backs, and in greater demand
They are always circulating round.
and always very buoysnt. They
pa.s on the beauty OF their face,
and are fully up to par Tor mar.
Thema our ssntimcnt on the 6nan.
cixl question,
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to kgriculturists-Th
Emperor William" Cabbage.

We have received from Europe limited qusn-
tity OF Emperor William cabbage ;. ell, when
produces solid heads of Cabbage, The SIZE OF tn
mouth oi "a four barrel and larger These enor
NOUS cabhages are rused with the most ordinary
cultivation. In any climate, and al present prcts
double the ordinary oft is realized from their
production. In trsnsPlanting from the seed, great
care should je used Ia give sufficient space f'r
growth. Apaokaeo sent TO any address, post
one address, Is cents Eight packages 81, Ad.
drcss enclosing stamp, FELIX CLARE CO.,
a!i East llNh Street, New York.
Please mention the name OF the paper YOU saw
thi, in, sept ls-bino
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
~ THEGREAT CAUSE
" Human MISERY.

Ja,t Published IN Saled Envelope. Price
sir cents
A lecture on the nature, treatment drAdica
cure OF seminal weakness, or sperIna,orh1a
induced by self >bu-e. Involuntary Emissions
tmyatsnCy, Nervous Debility, ana Iniituiineh,s
to Marriage generally; Consumption, tpll.pry,
aud 1T; Mritai and Physical incapacty, &e,-
By ROBERT J. tULNEHoELLf NJ. H., author
oi the "Grven ooh sc.
The world renowned author In this admirable
Lecture, clc,rly prove. from his own experience.
that the awful Consequences Of self abu-e may be
ciiectually removed without medicine, ana WIN
out dangerous surgical operations, boursie-, in-
.trImstts. ring ur cordials. painting out mole
oi cur. at ono, certain aud enectusi. by which
every sufferer. no matter what his condition may
be, NAV himself cheaply, privately, aud
radically
This Lecture viii prove . boon to thousands
and thousands
Sent under seal In plain envelope, to any ad-
drcss, l'o~t paid, on receipt Of six cents Or two
post stamps Address the Publishers,
CHAs G KLINE CO,
u. cewsry, New ycrk tcst oAce Dos ~.
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every page oithc book; and, though
We never heat them alluded TO, we
think, they will be found highly
instructIye and calculated TO i'm
prove the long nsglsctei morals Of
he people. We invite the incred
,lous reader OF this article TO verify
he truth of our assertion by . can
ID pcrusal Of the book. lie will
c surprised aud delighted to find.
,hat, instead of affordIng nothing
more than material for stupid talk,
ii teaches US how We may lead So
Der, useful and upright lives; how
We may Judge between good aud
evil how we may gam scll-knowl-
edge, and attain the hopes Of inn
mortal felicity. We would earn
estly advise both the merchs ntand
the planter TO read it, before draw
ing up their contracts for the next
year. 1t may materially change
their secret intentions. with regard
to each other bat, if it has this ei-
feet, we arc sure. that by the end
of the year, they will have prac,i-
cal evidence of the truth that,
"Honesty is the best policy"
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WARNING ORDER.
In Mississippi County Circuit Court.
John iisrbert, Petitioner.
Unknown heirs nf John DEF ndant,


J. jackson, decd.
The Gcfcndrnis. unknown heirs ut law of John J
jackson are warned and notified thai Al the
March term ls,d. Of the Missi,sippi Cr,uit Court
NJ Osceuls. in SID couu;y 10 commence On the
irst MondAy IN March, 1876, the Petili.acr John
jackson, i'll apply 20 said court for decree
to r, n.tae the los, deeds issued by the Governor
OF the statr of Arsan>ss.to said John J. Ja"k-on
aud TO re- lnstutc the lo.t deeds from said Johp
Jackson To the petitioner, John Han bert, the
deed Il date lstn February ls5., for about tl3
soi :I-i0n thirteen thousand seven rcd and
sixty one aud ,wcniy-ont hundredths acres Of
land in township ~, u and Is North. Range :
Aua 10 Ea.t. 10 said Couaty Of Mississippi, and
hey are hereby notified 70 make defence at that
time. X. p. HALE. Clark
Dec II 1t by L. MosRE, ID. c.
printers fee, ta0ol
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We are under obligations to the
Hon. l.. c. Cause, Congressman
from this District, tor copies Of the
Congressional Record. They are
at the service of any one who may
wish to perusc them.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

BR,raER Grant 10 receiving sonc
brolhcrly support ~ third term
candidate from eome Of he minis.
tsrs OF tho Methodist church. At "
meeting Of some two hundred
members Of that denomination,
Bishop Gilbert Haven urged tie
body TO use its influence in securing
the nomination oil Lrsnl for u third
term, as n measure Of public safety
The Reverend Brother has always
been an extremist, bat We are
glad 10 he able TO say that the
Methodist church a. body do not
approve Of their Bishops course,
but consider It an unoallcd for ac-
ton. Many OF the most popular
aud influential Methodist divines
deplore and condemn the Bishops :
indiscreet conduct. Bishop James
the senior bishop of the church
sald to Sum reporter that the &C
,iop Of bishop Haven carried with
it no official weight, lie also re-
grcts that the members pasecd a
vote ofthanks to bishop Haven for
his advice, and says that the Meth
odist church is nopoli,ical machine.
So mote it be for the good Of the
country,
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BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES
The Five Arts.

-Four beautiful nuc on Chromos, 1rs and
one pxl2, seni for Sd cents and six, sac 7tg, and
Fix 9xlZ snt for 81 OF full iamll. Port Folio
of lOJ Uil ana Bpm Ghromos, all d. signs, very
lne 81 Uur chromOr are fac smile rcproduc-
li.ns of the choicest w"rks of The great Masters.
aud pronounced by tonnusSeuis equal 10 The
Original Oil Paintings. our >rriptnra scenes
Landscapes, Rocky M"uutain Scenes. >ea Views,
Fruits and Flowers, Designs, &c, are mcotins
With great favor.
800 D,calcomanie pictures 50 cents; large
mixed. various kinds, 81 or $40 for IS tD
Satisfaction guaranieed Catalogue u useful
art ces sent On receipt ~ stamp Address. en-
closing price, in registered letter OF Post Office
order with y tn ce cent stamp for return Of
gou,is bJ mail, ffLlA CLARE Sto.. Dealers
In OH Chromo-. &c 224 East ll3 street, n \
tr-Please state the name o! the paper you
saw this in sapus-dm.
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Mississippi County Circuit Court
State OF Arkansas,
WARNING ORDER.

Benjamin Greer, Plaintiff
vs.
Sarah Greer. Defendant,
The defendant. Sarah v Greer. Il warned 10
appear IN mi court, wi,hia thirty days, and an,
"a or the complaint OF the plaintiff, Benjamin
Greer, WIN sues fur divorce.
KIP. HALE. Clerk.
Nov. gsth., ISIS. tpsinters fec, $50 }
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PERSONAL.

DH. S. ii. Sleelo, Of Cottonwood
Point, Mo, has been looking out a
location, and has finally decided to
again mako Osceo!a his home, and
will shortly move with his family
in our midst. We never could SEQ
why the Doctor left before.
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

Two arrests during the week,
and .hs towa treasury increased
tl2,se,
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
OURNEW IDEA FOR AGENTS.

In thu Map, Chart, Picture and Franc business.
Our circulars tell the story They are free to all.
Address =. II ROSS,
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
Crittenden County Legal Notice
WARNING ORDER.
In Crt.sutepden Comfy Cir a.
Court.

Joln n wsggoncr audi
- lie \. Wagyoher Lis P,sin;iGs,
wife,
s!'sin,t
q. T i.,tcs, vt als D-fendants'
The defendants Marg.rette siokes, WILTON
u Stokes. thomas liughc, smintr. k.iZl b., 10
Houston, Crroiipc WildbeIssr, NJ ntifumcry
Bros uins Lucy Alice browning, Mor,ice J
Yates, vie of \ Yates, NJ Elizabeth Brown
ing and james 4. BioWning aud Dora ! Brown
ing. who are all defendants In this cauSe, aud
each aud every one Of the same. are warned l.,
appear in thi- court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plaintiffs, John II
Waggoner aud ,ailie A. Waggoner his wife
DANIEL W. LEWIS,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
tprintcrs Zee, s., ,S) dee Is It
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Lands For Sale.
NO s

" Ne l, SIC. ST ION X. Q asst, 10
acrea, 81 Acres above ordinnry overflow, hslanc.
well tinbered. Price si0 TrrHss easy
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N ). 4.

Nv Sec. &c, T. - ~, u. 10 East, within
q. miles - Orccola, 80 acres now ia cultivation,
with "A beautiful crop on IL. 10 acres nearly
cleaned and can easily be put IN cultivation the
nrNt year. Comfortable houses ON the place.
Some Of the land is subject to overflow, but is
we drained by ditche- Price u, joc cash.
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E n @ l. Il S II
Female Bitters.
DOWN TO ONE DOLLAR!

several ha he
phNv very O G II
! zofthe Fcmal Conau
nrg or
pd fruo 10
4 ha sno
r-iae rice O Orebd o.
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Do You Shake!

JNE Inst tell
w canif r =
20 n and an
haiti does not Lt paur
~ tud 50 can ifwlt
t,. uUpH.'
altr
=
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18
Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out
NO HAIR, NO PAY

ul wonderful PREPARATION
afa lluy
iuttt Il tn -ap
II
uc the /
Newton an dcunu ut- uancl lrr
u disco trad
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

NO. g.
$50 ceres on Clcsr Lake, good farm With com
fOriabl. buildings with gin house, good mill,
AMI al nenes sary uut buildUgs; % acres in eul-
tivation ~ acres dradencd. part OF which IL un-
der feuco; centrally located, and "A good site for
II store; and in thrifty and prosperous settle
mont mostly above overflow. Price $1,000.
IerI,s viii be made easy to good purchaser.
Satisfactory reasons given for wanting to sell
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

Ss.Resd the following certificates
The Osceola times., 1875-12-18

No. s.
lG0 acres, n " sec. 20 T. 10 n, r. ., East
\ valuable farm now raising 50 bales Of cotton
Prcc ! ,OO1. Terms easy
No, :.
The northeast ~ quarter Of section % one,
in township 1i fourteen, North; sngc ~ elcV.
en-. East, of which, there are 80 beres cleared
ami under fence. with good houses, outhoTses
well, &c. &c. Also
Thi'ty acres dead.ned, which can be put m cul-
.iyaiion mex; year
Price, s2,CeO. Terms easy Apply 10
JAhkS EEST.
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Prescription Free

SS IN S1O per day at home sample. worth
~ w S~p 81 tr-e STISsoS 4 Co, Portland
Name
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07

Harrisburg Jau 4.---I'he nemocratic
members Of the House Ee!9 a caucus
this afternoon, at which Mr Patlegsos
of Allegheny county, VAS nominated
for speaker, and Mr.. Woolver ol lie
high, ior chief clerk. At the caucus OF
Republican senators, Mr. Caller, Of
Eria, Was nominated for speaker, and
Mr. Russel Errett ior chief clerk.
The true name Of tle victim Of the
Des nojnes mob vas Charles Henry
Howard Nelson. Ills iatb or is wcsthy
metsl broker 10 New York City. When
but sixteen years Of age be was sent to
college, bat soon joined a travelling
minstrel troupe. He vas the champion
6anjo player Of the United States. lie
had not visited the home OF bis parents
for the past eight years, aud at the time
Of bis death WAS thirty-eigbt years of
7ge.
Memphis, Jssuary 1 4-Psrtieulars Of
the murder of the Borum faulty, Of
Shsunsn, Mississippi, have just been
received, They show that the murder
ers called Borum to the door on Satur-
day night week past, and then shot him
They then outraged his wife, and killed
her aud two children, aged 1--WE aud
nine years, and also killed a negro boz
They robhd the house Of seven hundred
dollars and then escaped after firing il
No clue TO the perpetrators is yet found
Great excitement prevails.
A very extensive as we'll as valuable
raue was discovered early last summer
by S, Il Townsend, Francis HCneyman
and A. WiSeplsu, near the base OF the
range Of mountains lying on the south
vest side Of Clover Valley, Nevada,
about one mile from the residence OF
Honeymoon, The vein in question is a
large and we'll d,fned one, and runs
nearly north and south, inelning to the
west, carrying a unifolm width Of vein
matter Of some four to five feet, The
she eta or plates of glass that have been
ext racted flom the mine are from
TIVE I've to fourteen inches square, with
out a scratch or blemish. The texture
fne and the appearances is clear and
transparent, although tae mine is only
opened to a few feet iu depth. The
greater the depth obtained the clearer
. nd more elastic is the glass found to be
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07
Eairlr Ten.

Edward Paysou Weston has at last
given all his rivals and chaners back
seats Last week, on Saturday night,
at the Rink in Newark, New Jersey, be
fairly aud fully accomplished the trying
feat Of walking five hundred miles 10
six days. lie did his work in about
twenty -four minutes less than The six
days, averaging a mile every fourteen
minutes aud fourteen seconds The
lest has never been accomplished be-
fore in this country. When he concu-
ded he was in Gnc physical condition,
fully as good as when the start was
made. The citizens Of Newark are to
present him with costly gold watch
aud s, coo, as testimonial to his
kluck endurance ard determination to
keep on till lie succeeded. Boys. here
is good lcessou for you. Weston hes
been snceicd at, laughed at, aud given
all manner of mines; but he kept Oh
trying, till at last he has fair . walked
into the fullest measure cf success. IT
is the long pull that wins, Not the
long pull at the vhiskey bottle, but the
determined, pe>salcut cHo,t that brings
the best reward. Such wuk rears
mammoth shops, establishes profitable
enterprises, builds up living uowspspeys,
awakcns the attention Of The people,
secures fortunes, accumele;cs tnowl-
edge Gra stamps the enduring san as
one possessed OF good material
We con aratulsto the p|ucky pedestrian
on TIE fair accomplishment Of bis task
No horse iu the vcrld cou'a endure
such an cfcrt, aud we doubt il thsre is
another ui9o ia the wcr!d possessed Of
such eScoiIopt staying qualities
FomerQy's Dcntocrof.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07
WEED Sewing Machine,
LIST OF CAUSES.

III } = i = u Z = LItDs
TE'HE following is the lsl of causes seI
3 toTn for trial al he January term ol
court:
CIVIL LIST.
Jh. snr;re Kun j,onl CCmnapy rs
Thomas Toi.er. No !C Jspu,ry tcrbs. iSGq
" Tna SglIui U,sf,:ct al fox vs. Jebn
Myers E, a.: No 81 January term 1879.
Z trIaonv Nise - J. !. Eaas: No a
lrDn., ,sra, 1878.
Tho Clarira Liver k,,iaQtiop Com.
nam 6 unamla,man; No g. August term
f,.I
Z The Con;ncnrceIlh Of TepusylyaDia
u-eorJ /, I.aak - j.. Eaul: 10 81 Jan.
uary term 1874.
{ /. u. Eavs vs. Llias Mover: Nc "A
January lclmlS7s.
: tlicrrer & lre..ou W The buffalo \ -.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07

New Orleans, January 4.-lhe proposed
&C compromise in the State Government is nos
said to have boeG based upon private un-
derstanding by which kntoine. Lieutenant
Inovernor, end Brown, Superintendent Of
Public Education. both colo,cd, were to
)sive way to Penn and Lutb en-, and the Kel-
Pogg government. At sent there is
title prospect Of its being effected. Tie
lEtire forces Of the White Lcagae were
Sserdsy secretly ordered to meet to day
pheir armories at SIX N. with twenty.
Te rounds of ammunition and twenty-tour
Iours' rat:ons. The State House to- day
II b@garrisoned by a 5troag force Of Do
Gee and the State militia. The Conserya
bes returned will then be allowed 10 take
\ heir seats SIS quietly as possible and form
quorum, Several days will be allowed
or this purpose. If they persist in remain.
ng out the Governor will issue a proclama-
nation ordering new election in Their re-
pectiye districts. Prominent White Lesg.
ers disclaim any intention to take q part
to'day's proceedings.
A Republican member Of the Legislature
med Terrebonne was killed last night in
personal difficulty.
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IA band of robbers has Just been bro
|n up in Paris. They called them
Ives "Chevsliers des Crsvattes Vsr
b" and were known to one another BY
peculiar green neck-tie which each
ire. The band contains 143 member,
young men of good family conuec,
|ns, and were commanded by iormel
btain Of the Commune, named God.
ia. Fairly in December, one of the
I'D, named Gassnier. was arrested ia
act of committing a robbery. He
we'd the white feather, aud told the
| nj Of the police where to find some
bis comrades. GODDARD, the leader,
fifteen Of his associates in crime
: arrested, and the detectives sere
on the trail Of iorty-nine others. In
pocket Of each of the robbers wos
d the green nack-tie, the badge Of
order.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07

ESTATE of Clark A. Wilcox, fate Of
Horton township, Elk County, deceased
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment,
and those having legal claims against
the same will present them without de.
lay iu proper order. for settlement, to
SARAH V. WILCOX,
Administrsfrix.
Or cher Attorneys, Messrs. Hall &
MGee'ey
Rldgroy, Pa, Jan. 5, 1875 jarG.6l
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07

Ite apple crop Of Connecticut III
y.
49,, n't'' "H"1te" u: re-. '"oF''10 =; mere "c%eN
'"r1 IL, d III I's- '''i''
Tue NeF i;ayca LAD? who recently
9eqnoa;ho" S-'oVV to her p'sfo? was
Nfs. Jos2rA'Hc Ii"'honsa, and the
."'hs ''Ss =, IS =, me 1'cV, ,, ~, h&r"oO''
''''' u '''' L ''''''F'' y HI 'h'
The general suspension Ct furnaces
and tor&es in Pennsylvania has ihrowD
about 1900 wocsmca out Ct eElpioy.
The cost If supporting The paupet,
Of Great Bri;.ip is about $Gv0Vu.V0Y ;
those Of the United States nboet $i0,,
gOV,V9V.
An ,cz,endea strike Of miners 10
East Flanders, Belgium, has Just ter
minated
The rronr,etor Of Ecs.,n e.;i,g.
house alycriises "sacre5 clam chowJcr
cyely suaJaq cytn;.r."
D,oo, ,.;ot,.;, a,,~;.l n ,to Co..
o,;n, ~ ,,.l ,I...i,.i,l:.. ,'0 ;I,r. 'I'"
II ~. lr,!;sI,.,,s .at.,, 'f,,,,n :, n,do,,
Eo w'HU.ec!uro OF lron ivr the rev
cu5iti1 h0u&", .! Chicago, cE:IioJs ZfJ
men
It il estimated in ErcoEIyu TIA,
tLs,p srn r,r7 ib~ca t:l,,s. ns WV nan
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u L e ID .

STuBBs-At Highland, this county,
on Monday, December 2Sth, 1874,
Sarah, wife of VIM. Stubbs, aged 72
years.
Deceased has been q resident of Elk
county for a great many years, and was
respected by all whom she came in con-
tact, Rev. 1. Brencman preached the
funeral sermon on Thursday 3lst ut.,
when she was consigned to her fnal
resting place.
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ELK County Directory.

President Juage--L. D. Wctmcrc.
AGuui1usl Law JuCgc--iion. Jno' ?
Eircr4,.
A>yvci.te gudaes-Ckas. Luhr, V
H,US.
district Attorney. 4. T, HAL.
' Shcria-I. {, Oyster.
it"thNuotGry 5c.,--sred. s'chcen!ny.
Gl'sa.UrCr-Juseph Hiudfeljcr.
toupiy observation-disclosures Ilucorc.
tonmisltorcrs-Eubt. Campbell, julius
Jorcs, 80. Id. Ncis.
A"',''ols--C. v. barrett, Thomas Irwin
ihvnss j. Burke
County Survcyov-Coo y ,lulsley.
Jury. CoHmlsai 'acrs. .-ikIIiip Ereigh
Ransom I, kylcr.
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use; and every family should have them on hand
Tor their protection and rciirf, when required.
Long experience hES proved tIcm 10 lc the Saf
est, surcst, and lrest of FL the PitIs with whca
tRe market sb1rnds. Bv their occasional use,
she blood is purified, TIC couUptions CT the sys-
TEN expelled, obstruciiouR removed, and the
whole machinery Of life restored TO its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become cioCEed
anu sluggish are clc.nscd by -4ge,''s fi!{s, and
ftIiulsted into a"iiun. TECs iIc,'Cnt Gi.,ase
is changed isto health, the value Of which change
when recEOnC,: ON tie vast IluitiiudeG who enjoy
1t, csc hardly he computed. Their sugar coating
makes treIa pleasant t. take, and preserves their
virtues sairGpsired foT Sny length Of time, 50
thtt they are sver fresh, Hnd perfectly reliable.
Although se1Tchin~, Lncy arc mild, and operate
without istGr0s6cs 10 .ie constitution, diet, or
occupation
Full directions are given on the wrapper 50
each s9x, k9~ to use thea ~ q Family fhysic,
end Ter the following Coupiaiasa, yii.ch uIc>s
Pill rapidly eure
Tor styspsj,sss OF Esdis~a:.cn. E.Est',4e-
E~%s, E.srscGr and E.c<H OF A;ss4tttH, t,;ry
should he taken moderately to stimulate the s.o:-
sch snd restore Ls healthy tone and action.
For s,sySr SsNa.sis!n: and its vslious synI-
ache, < u aaiGc III SrerH G{cLU$r<. Eg.l-
fdRs Ss3ic and Et2iSt,s Eseprs, they should
b judIcousty taken FOR each Ccse, 80 correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause il.
FOR gbyssntery or tsiGrrs: ca, bu. ouc
rli!d 44ss is generally required. ,
Pftasi6a Of sse 1Es9Tt, FaiR ia Es.a
2ifs. Ssck sad s-stna. .iicy shoui! be contin;
ICssy tahcE 10 CiiS'fS llie NlSV'Sct
action oS the sys,eia. nith such change those
complaints dissppear.
For Nreply and rsropsicai swslI'ug.,
they eheui be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the eject of drastic purge.
For szpErssdtcp, large doRC should be
tJten, as |. produces the dcGirsd ci.ect BY gym
psthy.
As & D;n-,cr FiE, take one az two Piiis to
promc:e digestion ard relieve the stomach.
An occesoaM dose stimulates the stomach and
Dow els, restores the appetite, and invigOratCs tire
system. Hence il is oscn advantageous where
no serious arrangement cXista. One who feels
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-01-07
PHILADELPHIA.
INAUGURATION OF HON. W. s. sToR ELY
CENTENNIAL MAYOR

INAUGURATION OF HON. W. s. ST0H HELY
CENTENNIAL MAYOR.
Philadelphia, January l. To-day
Wm. S. Stokely, Mayor elect, was iuau-
grated Centennial Mayor. The assem-
blage was very large, and included the
Judges OF the Courts, members of Con-
gress aud Councils,and other dignitaries.
The Common Council chamber, where
the inauguration took place, was besuti-
fully decorated aud great ec2at was ad-
ded to the occasion by the fact that Mr.
Stokoly will be the Centennial Mayor.
The inaugural address contained many
strong points, and we're we'll received
He said the work Of preparation for til e
Centennial exhibition was processing
very satisfactorily, and on every SIDE
the interest appears to be increasing aud
It's success becoming more assured.