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The name Of DIR. r. v. Pierce, Of Buffalo,
N. y, has become as familiar 10 the people
alroyer the country as household words. I"
His wonderful remedies, his pamphlets and
books, and his large medical experience,
have brought him into prominence aud given
him a solid reputation. The Times Ia the
present issue, presents a whole-page com.
muuieation from DIR. Pierce, aud our readers
may gain from il some idea Of the vast pro-
portions OF his business and the merits OF his
medicines. liz has at Buffalo a mammoth
Worlds Dispensary," where patients are
treated, and the remedies compounded.
Here nearly hundred persons are employed
in the several departments, and corps Of
able and skilled physicians stand ready TO
alleviate the tuherings Of humanity by the
most approved methods. These physicians
are in frequent consultation with DR.. Pierce,
and their combined experience is brought 10
bear ON the successful treatment Of obstinate
cases. The Doctor is a man of large medi.
cal experience, aud his extensive knowledge
Of materia medica has been aek nowledged BY
presentations Of degrees from two Of the first
Medical Colleges In the land.
II you would patronize Medicines, scien.
tihcally prepared by skilled Physician aud
Chemist, use Dr. Pierce's Family M edicines.
Golden Medical Discovery is nutritious,
tonic, Alternative, and blood-eleansing, aud An
unequaled Cough Remedy; Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets, scarcely larger than mustard
seeds, constitute an agreeable and reliable
physic; fayorite Prescription, a remedy for
debilitated females; Extract of smart " eed,
a magical remedy Tor Pain, Bowel Com.
plants, and an unequsled Liniment for both
human and horse-flesh while his DIR. Sage
Catarrh Remedy is known the world over as
the greatest specific for Catarrh aud "Cold
in the Head" ever given 10 the public. They
are sold by Druggists.
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BuRNETr's COCAINE. See Airertisemen,
scHr>cx's MsxpAAkr rIlts

Will h. found TO possess the-e qualities necessary %
the total graduation Of all bilious attacks, prompt
20 start the retions Of the liver and give healthy
tone to the entire system. Indeed Is ordinary
discovery In medical science 20 have invented .
remedy for these stubborn com plants. which develop
all the results produced by . heretofore ffee OF
ealcmei, . mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, aud
akno~ eise to be destructive In the extreme 10 ths
human system. That the prorsrtss Of certain vege-
tables comprise all the virtues o. oalomel without
Its injurious tendencies. IL nov an admitted fact
rendered indisputahle BY scientific rvssarches and
those who the Mandrake Pulls viii h. fully salts.
ned that the best medicine. arr these provided BY
nature In the common herbs and root. OF the helis
These pill. open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without salvation any other Of the
injurious elects Of ealomef or othct poi-on.. The
SECRETION Of the bile is promoted by these pills.
will he by the altered color Of the stoo., snd
dissppcsrias of the salow complexion and cioansias
Of the tongue.
Ample direction. for use accom- rany each bor o
pills.
rrrparrd only by J. n. sehenek a Son. At theii
principal onicc, corner sixth and Arch Streets
Philadelphia. aud for sale by all druggists and
dealers. Price, Is cents pr bon.
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The V1ce-I,ressssews,s Vvi,,.

Mr.. Wilson has left a will which is in
his own handwriting, and dated April
81, 1874. BY il he bequeathed his entire
estate, real and personal, to his nephew,
DIR. VIM. 5. Coolidge, in trust for the
support Of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Howe, now in her ninetieth year, for the
education and support of his adopted
daughter Eva, little girl of some ten
summers, and for other minor and desig.
mated purposes, trusting it all, As he ex-
presses it, to " friendship, discretion, and
the sense Of right Of Mr.. Coolidge" He
also constituted Mr.. C. his executor,
directing that no bonds be required Of
him either rs executor or trustee. In
regard to the completion and carrying
through the press of the third and last
volume Of his " History of the Rise and
Fall Of the Slave Power in America"
left nearly completed, it is expected that
it will be attended to by the Rev. Samuel
+. Hunt, lifelong friend and associate,
his former pastor, for seven years his pri.
vate secretary, aud who, more than all
Others, had assisted him in the prepare
tion Of the work.
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Has Entirely Cured Me.

Hl7IVNl " T0THTl IN.
Nj. u n. stryTys- Dear Sir, M dausht =, after
haN ~ a seNsr" attack ~ whpnping rpHgh was lsn
"a 10 bic state of health lsinF advised 10 firnd
-" tfird - tesettae, ani alter Bsisg a lev bot.
tbs, NHs iullt restored 10 hsalth.
have l'eraa great sun fTuT from kheumatismi I
hsN" taken several bottle, Of the Segette Tor this
COM laint, aud am happy 10 say n has entirely
cured me. ] have reeomme bdsd The Negettsc 10
oih'ts, ~ the sane E'.Al rssalts. IL h great
rl"snser aud purih II the Llos u IL pleasant 10
tskr, aud can th,erfullN fcfaB mend ID.
JAMES hoksE, ~ Athens Street.
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rae AWrkess.

Domestic continues In good demand and the mar
bet susians fun prizes Tor all kpds, With confident
feeling the part OF holders the siock on hvnd be-
ing moderate Tor the season. Extrs and double
extra Ohio and Peansylvaniz ne~c., tses isc.; me
dium and triple extra grades, Sfssoc.; Michigan and
Wilson's Seeces, s2atsc. for extra and medium.
Comhing aud delaine hee~e-, I9a6sc fot washed
and oai9c for uLwashcd. surcrhne aud extr.
Dt,llsxi AketSOr
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LOSS OF HAIR.

-, bo7foN, July q.
MHssRs. JosErH BURsHTr Coz
For many months NY hair had been falling or
until ! vas fearful Of losing IL entrey. The sliu
upon my head became gradually more and more Ia.
famed 70 that could not touch IL without pain.
ny the asbsce % my physician, to wholn you had
shown your process 81 purifying the Oh, commen need
It's use the last week in June The 6rst Application
allayed the itching and Irritation. la three or four
days the reduces and tenderness disappeared, the
hair ceased 10 fall, and have nov thia growth VI
nsw hair
fo1Is, very truly, SUSAN X. EDDY.
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TRAMPs seem 10 be ingenious as well
as indigenous. The other day a well
known citizen asked one of them il he
had no trade by which he could earn his
living. The answer was; "Oh, yes
anr a eabinetmsker by trade, but never
worked at itp
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ANDkEWs BAZAAR,
76&7s W. Fourth ST., Cincinnati, o
BrRSErr's COCAINE. Ne Adrotisemep,

CHArPEp hands, face, pimples, ringworm,
saltrneum and other cutsneous affections
cured, aud rough skin made soft and smooth,
by using Juniper Tar Soap. Re careful to
get only that made by Cawell, Hazard a Co.,
New York, as there are many limitations
made with common tar, all OF which are
worthless.
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Ia. u sEH says' 1T IL uBn.esssary Cor me 10
.nun', al. b. dissases iof ~hic Nssestse shaaid
h,isnd. knoN 81 no disease Witch N Al nod admit
~ IT, uss with good rgsnts Almost innan,sf able
Complaints sfe caused BY poispnoas .rcIsiions ia
the heod, shich can bs entifelbsN p~lled frun the
.lstm BY ths .uss u. the yeg~tise. when The
biooi Il psis. ny ,leansej, The dissass Rapidly
.ias, ~ pi'ns ,s.is hsalihi acton Is promptly
The r.markahle cures enected b, yegesise have
,niug.l man physician and apoihecaflss whoa Ne
ii'tact, sssestse y the best remc ~ II discov.
et.d, and !, ~ OIL reliable bs.ODD PumsFiEH
and dealers even heie.
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PERSONS who have become thoroughly
chilled from ANY cause, may have their cir
culaiion at once restored by taking into the
stomach teaspoonful Of Johnson's AaOd, nc
Linimeni mixed in a little cold water, well
sweelened.
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MYSTERY soLvED.-The great secret Of
the wonderful success Of vegeiiGe. II strike
al the root Of disease by purify Ing the blood,
restoring the liver and kidneys 10 healthy
action, invigoratipy the nervous system
Com.
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A NEW ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE 90 THE
MASON & HAMllN
CABINET ORGANS,
~ QssBt. PaJes,

Is Now READY. with PRICE LIST: and
very full Information, presenting accurate
drawings Of these celebrated insruments,
With detailed escriptions; including MANY
NEW STYLES, WITH NALuABL M
PRONEMENrs; NEW STOPS AND ELE-
CANT CASES.
II Is not questioned by dlsinterested judges
that these are THE BEST OF ALL INsTIiU-
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AND, If JUDGED CRITICALLY, uNAP.
PREACHED BY OTHERS. Their fame is
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highest awards In American Industrial EN-
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AIS and DIPLOMA OF HONOR at the
GREAT WORLpS ENPOSlTIONS In
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Austria 1878. being the ONLY AMERICAN
ORGANS WHICH EVER RECEIVED
ANY PREMIUM IN COMPErITION WITH
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MAKERS. The hest musicians in Europe
aud America pronounce them unequaled.
frees as low a. consistent with best work.
manship and material, and lower than those
commonly demanded for very inferior in.
strumeIas. orsans sold for cash or time
payments, or rented until rent pays for them.
Erery one hihkiag Of buying aa organ
d0uif ot least see his Bsir catalogue. II will
be sent free aud postpaid. Address tho
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fremont 81, BOSTON; q Union square,
NEW YORK or 80 and ~ Adams Street,
CHICAGO.
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E.merai O6seSmies at Washsnytss

Az -.oO y. M November ~, the Nlct-PTcsl-
dents body was conveyed to the train, which
consisted OF i've cars, four passenger coaches
and the car containing the casket, the latter
having been arranged expressly for the oc-
casion. The train passed many stations
where crowds Of people had collected TO pay
tribute to the illustrious dead.
THE CEREMONIES AT NATIcK.
Arriving at Natiek shortly after four
o'clock, great crowd Of people thronged
the square and all approaches To the depot.
The Grand Army Post Of the town was
drawn up in a hollow square, and immedi.
ateiy pom the arrival Of the train the caske ct
was conveyed TO the hearse, and line OF
march was begun for the public hall, the
church bells meanwhile tolling. The order
OF the procession was as follows:
Browns Brigade Band,
Independent Corps Cadets,
Hearse with United states Marines as Body Guard,
Oihoers Of the Filth Maryland Regiment,
Governor CASTOR and staff
Executive Council,
Pall-Bearers Of ex-Goyernors Of the state.
Nearly every building in the village was
decorated with elaborate displays of mourn.
ing. The sidewalks in the neighborhood OF
the public square were thronged with people
attracted from all the country about to view
the solemn pageant. Reaching Clark block
the casket was conveyed TO large hall in
the upper part Of the building, and placed
upon a catafalque. Here the remains were
delivered into the custody Of the town select
men by Governor Castor, and were subse-
quently given into the charge Of the q
A. x. Post.
The concluding services Of the day amidst
Mr.. Wilson's olden.time associates, we've es
pecially solemn and impressive, deeply
affecting the townspeople who had assembled
TO pay their last heartfelt tribute of respect
| % their departed fellOw.citizen.
THE LAST RITES.
! The closing funeral rites over the remain,
/ Of Vice-President Wilson took place at Ma
tick, December l. The weather was yer,
/ cold, but the attendance was large. Aftel
the conclusion of solemn services at ia,
Town Hall, which consisted Of hymns, al
invocation, and several addresses, the pro
eession formed in a line OF march embracing
nearly every street ia town. II was no
until four o'clock, p. m, that the hearss
bearing the remains reached the grave ID
Dell Park Cemetery. The casket WAS trans
ferred from the hearse and conveyed 10 tn,
side of the open grave, ready 10 receive il
The Grand Army Post formed squ are abou
the lot while the military escort were drawn
up In line in the driye-way. The mourner'
and invited guests having assembled la 4
body, the band meanwhile playing a solemn
dirge, the casket was gently Lowered 10 IL
final festing.place. Mr.. Peloubet pronoun
eed the bened elton. The relatives and
friends took a last look, dropped few flow
ers upon the casket-lid, and the last rite
attending the demise OF Henry Wilson, Vice
President Of the United States, were at M
end.
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EVERY farmer who owns a good stock OF
horses, cattle and sheep, and intends to keep
them through the winter, should get at ouce
a good stock OF !2eridan's Cdrairy Condition
Porders One dollars worth will save at least
q half ton Of hay.
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VALUABLE IMPORTATION.

B0sfON, DecemI0f ", T'h9.
Gcntlemen-My only Object ia giying You thu tes-
tnionisl u 10 spread valuable Information. Having
b.cu badly aii, tod with salt kh.um and the whole
suf lace OF my skin lHtug covered With pimpl's aud
eruptiuns, man Of which caused me great patn aud
auuuJaure, aud knoetns u ~ be- y bloUd disoasr
took many u the adsertiscl blood preparations
among which vas any quantity Of sarsaparitla,
Nith"at obtaining any lsneht, until ! CONNIE IA 81
taking the Segettnei and.hefpre cumplrtrd
the inst hotts'l saw thA t'ihad got tho right med
i'ine, Consequently ! followed on with u until
hal takfh sel"h hoiths, Nh'h was pron"ano.i a
" " mtu, aud my skin ~ smooth au fohtiftN free
hun rimplgs aud sraptigns. I have nsset, niOls 81
- fnl hsalth hsfore!.aHd attTibHts u all a. tho
~" ~ v-gettoe. To baneht thoso afflicted with
kh"um aiism, viii make niention al.o ct the Veg
esinr'. ondertnl power Of Touring M Of this acute
cuhrltnt, Of Nhith have suffered - intenssh.
ca. TUCKER, Pass. 49, Mich q 4, r..
- tilvr stfcst, Buston.
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PARIS has come to see very hard times.
Not only are the poor affected, but the
fashionable world also. Worth, the
man-milliner, has lost very heavily by
the pressure upon his business by the
stringency Of the times, and it is feared
that he is financially embarrassed to a
great extent. If gossip is To be trusted,
he has lost mainly through the failure OF
fashionable Americans. Sulzen, the in
tendent Of court, has issued circular to
theaters in Berlin, directed to the female
artists, forbidding them any longer To
indulge in extravagances Of dress. The
German critics have always abused Paris
taste for appealing TO dress and fashion,
instead Of to pure art, and now the
pressure has been 40 great that German
critics have induced the Berlin govern.
ment to assist them with an order.
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M rHor ILE s,SCE Vss>G
VEGETINE.

NhAhhktoNNi ''toheti lssV,
Thu. c.riihes that MY daugh 81 has alwals been
troubled WITH humoI. watch has caused frequent
sN.ling on her face ana about hrr eyes Physicians
CALLED the tri siprlasj but after having taken two
hotihs 81 the Nexetfns, has not becn trsfibled
Win Il aluce. SIMON ALDkltH,
thaflcstV~n, Macs.
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which cannot fail 10 prove entertaining 10
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The subscription price on and after Jan
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re- Holiday number, beautifully illus
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Price ten cents per copy. Address
ANDREWS BAZAAR,
76&7s W. Fourth 81, Cincinnati, o.
rss Hs.sas~s.-s es rs.sss ~ asps~s. ..
has grown into a notable industry, aud one
Of spec al interest 10 the West. Since its
establishment, Eve years ago, the Ohio Valley
Piano Company has turned out upwards Of
eighteen hundred flushed pianos, and will
this year make Ave hundred. About one
hundred men are employed, and every pare
Of the piano Is made IN the factory. In
lsbor-ssving machinery In organization Of
the work aud facilities for its production
IN the general intelligence and knowledge Of
the workme and in the quality Of the work
produced, this establishment compares
fsvorably with the best Eastern manufsctor.
ie', while In economy, In cost OF material
and production, 1t has advantages not en-.
joyed in the Fast.
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WITH all tho competition in soap, Dob
bins Electric Soap (made by Crsgin n
Co., Phila.) is the frat in popularity be-
cause IT ispure, uniform and honest. Have
your grocer get it and then try it at once.
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A REMARKABLE CASE.

East MfpnLHnoR0', MAS, June 0, 1884.
MHssks. BuKNEITA Cos
when my daughters hair came "a she had been
afflicted with neuralgia Ia her head for three ycan.
She aad used, during that time, many po.eriul ap
plicaions. These, with the intense heat caused by
the pains burned her hair so badly that in October
1901, all came on and iof two ysafs after her head
wss Al smooth as her lace.
Through the recommendation of friend, She was
induced 10 ny your CocohsF, and the result was
astonishing, She had not used hall the contents q
bottle before her head Nas covered with hne Young
hair la four monihs the hair has grown several
inches in length, very thek, soii and hue and Of
darker coler than formerly.
With respect, wM. S. EDDY
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The CocoAISE holds, in a liquid form, large pro-
portion of deodoh,ed CoCoA-NUT OIL, prepared
expressly for ,his purpose. No other compound pos-
sesses the peculiar properties which - exactly suit
the various conditions q the human hair.
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W. H. Le,,i~.--"I have used the SIMMONS
LvFe REGULATOR, and do not hesitate IN
give u q hearty word ~ com,ueudstion IN
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such rsmedy."
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