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MARINE,.

THE MISSING WlNDiA1E.
Nothing definite has yet bAen heard from til ea'
Windi2te, which 1att Milwaukee nearly thrss ssso
ago with cargo Of grain for Buffalo. W co1se sas
ought to have azEivsd at her destination bsfofs tsa
tie aud the g1avest fears regards her ssfssy ~
entertained. She has not bean reported - aaSnt
passed either Port Huron Detroit henee, for1
lost. she must have been lost On Lata Michigan III
however, the genera opinion among vessefsnea ua''
abe was disabled and driven to some p2acs ~heos w.
WAS unable to send any tidtngs. Thero have eea rs
seia misaing for dve weeh and naoIe *n'7a y. 1,.t
4fteEwar, turned mp 1hs bnan s,,% - 3nto .n:er
quarters It Port Huron. Through What ehaan& ta ~
Buffalo paper received that information h nos
the Port Huron dispatches have a. Jst aa a
formation was given by vessel that bus ssen ~. ~
W1nd1ate+ It IL hoped that thu ahaoa..s ahaoanesass.
rect but it does look II It IL rthss premature.
Ihe Windt.te i owned By NJ; 7; T.. "iad saii. ht
Almost al Of The crew hail ftsna chteasc: Cpl s
Mckay, hor commander, ia quite well 1noso, i.
bears an exec Hen: reputation among ooae dfs nd
three children, He il bro.hez-tn~lzw d Cape. -
phlcke Of the Trader8' Insurance Company: 1aA ~
Of the First NJ M.ss + Has1sI e. :" ,na 9 ha. ~
md two children Ths Second Nate Hto !sss" a.
this city, Ha il 4 son-tn-lAw OF Capt Moou;a s;a.d n
has crew Of nine men, mort o. sn !, ~ NO.. ufs-
NnC4go. Gfcu AAo fo3sSt A8A aluHt
II that ali bands landed in thsir boaf1, sna Az
working thatr way along the eoast
ann oteer,
THE ScHRs BAILEY AND 6fsseL I.,.a IN
The schrs D. E. Bailey md q. Hi''sA 11.. n~.w
Buffalo eoue time sgo, are stin n,is1ine. W -.
-... .t..,+ -..+ ,oo +b,t 4ha former hal put ne
49,. ~ r,,.,, ~ c,nv.a and tho othsr had
sons Into vtnter ousrters 1t Cheboygsn- Since "a.
time renort, h.va bean current that the Tses ~
,f+ +ho.s cdn+. md ra nnv IN tejr Wy to tu@ p@~
e,asa -~r,or+s ,ro not authenticated, it'll II q
uayed that they are correct md that tho 'esse"
srrtye here ia ! day q two.
.nr,u, AVE euoro,oR sTEAMeR.1
....s. s,,,os ..,tho,itv thst Xessrs. 10
1T learned 1fofn Booo "a'' ~. suprsa
pold Austrian. managers Of ths ~. - -s.,,n<
Peop1e,s Line, will buy or but1G during tns - -.
.ss.- .,...h,. .td..-h..1 staamsr to tain The poo
" ~p,ss tsa os Na,n saas on sa.r roass
md port. in The mining atststt stn ~
csaS naasmeer accomodations 70 mako hsr rs sed q
Il not the superior, of 10 splendid Dzops Ptef1
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gl)e Gbnagu U1ibu,se.
Sunday Morning, December Il, 1875.

At the New York Gold Exchange on Satur-
dsy greenbacks wera worth s77SSc on the dollar
qf hard rno1ev,
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WASHINGTON CHAPTER, No. ~, R. H. A.-An-
nual Conyocation Friday evening, Dec u, at 1s for
the election Of Ot5ce1s md tie paTmeI. OF duee:
tut attendance is desired JOHN Oe:E1IL II. T.
CGAS. J. TROWDnIDGE, Sec
CcRISTH1AS CHAPTER, No. 6, r. A. Manual
coavocaiou MondaJ evening, De-. II, at 7:o O'Clock,
for The election Of officers and payment Of tuef.
c. c. PHILLIPS, H. r.
10. DIcKERsoN, See.
LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, Nc. =, H. A. M-Han
No. e. Monroe-st- Annual Conyocation Monday even
.ue Dec H. At 133 ocloc for business election Of o;h
.ers etc. full attendance of the members request
ID. By order Of the H. P. Z. n. TUCKER, SecJ.
ATTENTION. s1R KNIGHTS Special conclare Of
Chicago commacdcrS, No 1s, E r. Monday evening
Dec Is. 1875. for work the f. 7. Order. Visiting
Sir Knights courteoualy invited By order Of the En-
Com. e. a. WILLIAMS, Aecoruef.
FA1RyIEw CHAPTER, no. 1e1. r. a. M--The An
aual Convocation for the election Of Officers will be
aeld At their Hall, corner Of Cottage Grcveav, and
Thirty -eeveuth-s, Tuesday evening. Dec H. lh15
1870 o'clock, fharp. Visiting Companions cordially
r CHADWICK. Secretary,
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1t is reported and understood that there Ia to
be CAUCUS soon held by the Republican men,
oers OF the Common Council for the purpose of
agreeing upon corporation newBpaper,-
time for which the In{e,.. Ocean was elected hay-
ing expired last week. Two concerns arc ap-
1'llcants for the honor and emolumeuts Of tho
contract Tor the ensuing term. viz: the Chicago
Evening Journal and the Inter Ocean. The lat
ter, it is said has secured the promise OF all the
County Treasurer's printing for TWO years to
como including the enormous delinquent list
which yields many thousand dollars clear profit per
annum; but it eeeks also to gobble the city
printing, which is an unpleasant exhibition Of
porcine proclivities. II the corporation printing
is to be awarded on the score OF party service,
the Journal is entitled to it. as it con-
tribu.ed at least five times "a much
to the success OF the Republican ticket
at the late election a. the Inter-0 Ocean,
whose forcible-feeble and sophistca1 rag-baby
articles did precious little towards the success OF
the ticket II circulation il to be taken into &C.
count, the daily circulation OF the Journal is
perhaps half dozen times as large as that Of
the other concern within either the city or county,
Looking at the matter in any light except that
OF mere charity or pauper1sm, the Inter- Ocean
is certainly not entitled to the perpetual monop-
oily OF all the 4tspoils which it has managed
by importantly and impudence to secure during
the past two years. 1t is about time to give the
'' Old Reliable" chance; it does not ooK fair to
let one po1cine have all tho ewil1, and the
other none. The Democratic members OF the
Council will choose between the Courier and
Post. The latter has done tho most dirty and
defamatory work OF late, and has the larger
claims on thoir votes.
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CITY TAXATION

There seems to be an impression that the
old limitations on city taxation are retained
under the present charter. This is an error
The only limitation is general one, con-
taihed in an amendment to the Incorporation
act, passed in April, 1873. It provides that
the aggregate amount Of taxes levied for any
one year shall not exceed the rate of pee
cent upon the aggregate assessed valuation Of
all property assessed. The full exercise Of
this limitation will impose larger taxation
than ever upon the property-owners, and the
public is 1T the mercy Of the Common Coun-
Gil, with whom the discretion is vested. Tho
present charter gives the Council much great
er latitude in the distribution Of the taxes
than under the old charter, which limited the
amounts as follows:
AfiHs
For contingent aud other expenzes. ~
CUE 0kAL4ne eu0tste
For Clfy-Hai md public improvement. 2k
For sshoolhousea and grounds. X
For cle,ning and repairing streets .... a.
For bonded debt Wquldauon). on).....................
toT ec"erage.:
Tntaf 80 ...-... o,,<
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professional crusaders. The total production of
all the aid, porter, and 1ager-beer brewer1es for
the year ending May, 1875, Was $3.50, ,629 tarrels
which yielded a revenue to the Government OF
9,304, ,G79. In 1878 there were 3,554 broweries
in operation in the United States. This number
was reduced to 2.524 in 1874. owing to the re-
strictioas enacted by legislative bodies but
those which succumbed were small and the pro-
duction Of beer did not notcorrospondingIy decrease,
for the reasou that the larger brewe1ies i'm
mediately extended their resourccs in order to
meet the demand for these mild stimulants-
New York heads the liet as a producer for the
year ending May, 1875, with 2,9oo.s76 barrels,
Pennsylvania coming second, with 1,072055
barrels, and Illinois fourth with 852 500 BARRELS
The lowest State on the list is
Florida which produced but Is barrels.
The Southern States are very small
Consumers, and the Western states the largest.
tion laws and State constsbulasy, consumes
more beer than Il other States and Territories,
having drunk up last year Cog, 923 barrels, which
is about Us heavy IS any other State in the
Union. The number OF preweries now in opera
ton in the principal brewing States is as fol-
lows New York. 303; Pennsylvania, 295; Wis
consin, $50; Ohio, 21o; California, 2o2; uli-
nos. 1865; Michigan. 149 Iowa, l41; Missouri,
118; Indiana, 109 and Minnesota, 105. Alaaks
and Arkansas have but one brewery each.
70 The Editor Of The CHICAGO Tribune: =
CHICAGO. Dee. LIN your very able editorial Of
yesterday. suggesting "sonne notifications Of the
Presidents plan of resumption" abiding to the 3.a5
bond you say, the demand and use for which will
gradually decrease from Jan. l. 1877, AID after which
sll debts Win Be- contracted and paid gold stand
ard" II the present Treasury notes are to be no
longer 1egalteude1s after Jan !, 1877, except to
debts contracted before that date whilst tho only
depton will be the 365 long bond until Jan. 1879,
coin will t4ke place. what during ths interim between
Ja l, l877 aud Jan. l, 1879, viii be the circulating
medium7 Bonds Of no smaller denomination than
$50 Will make very impracticsble currency and
greenoacks will longer be egstenders. What will
daily and weekly employees do who never have mora
than SIS at time? HARD-AoEE1.
REPLY: The denominations OF the Legal
tender 3.65 conversion bonds may bo uade
smaller than $50. A part may be Of any size
under $50, to remain in circulation for few
yenrs-say till 1880-by which time there. will be
plenty of other notes in circulation. Tae sup
position is that the 1000 National Banks will be-
gin to issue gold notes On and after Ja1t i, 1877,
about as fast as tho old notes are presented for
redemption. The gold notes will furnish al the
small money required for current transactions.
The theory is that the banks will isule and keep
aAoat alt the notes they are able to redeem,
or that is found profitable to GIRO ulate, which
means that they wilt issue ali the gt>lu notes the
business OF the country requires and needs.
This Is the experience Of other countries, and
was ours before the War.
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VIM. A. Lowe, Attorney at Law, l3 and Il Tai
bottt q News Block, indianapolis, Ind.
CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS:
- Philip Schafer VS.. Doratha Schafer. In the
Superior Court of Marion county, in the state OF
Indiana. September term, 1875. No. IL ,094
Petition for divorce.
Be IL known, that on the lst day OF Septem.
Der, 1875. the above named plaintif, by his at
torney, filed in the office of the clerk of the
perior Court of Marion county, in the state OF
Indiana, his complaint against the above
named defendant for divorce, and on said Is
day of September, 1875, the said plaintiff filed in
SAID clerks office the affidavit of a competent
person showing that said defendant is not q
resident of the state OF Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of said court, said de
fendant last above named is hereby notified OF
the filing and tendency of said complaint
against her. and that unless she appears and
answers or demurS thereto. at the calling of said
cause on the second day of the term of said
court, 20 be begun and held at the court house
in the city of indianapolis, on the first Monday
in November, 1875, said complaint, and the
matters and things therein contained and al
legged, will be heard and determined in her alb
sence. a. III. BROWN, Clerk.
By s. L. Harvey, Deputy
WILLIAM A. LOWE, Atty. for Pl'f
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, STAUNTOE
Wave direct attention to the advertise
ment OF this popular seminary tor young
ladies. IL is located in the city of Stanton,
Va, in one of the healthiest climates in the
worldg where every breezs contributes to
the physical vigor of its pupils. In that
health-giving climate Southern and North
ern girls, who - with feeble constitutions,
soon acquire the vigorous form and bloom
ing cheek of health. 1t is conducted by over
twenty able and accomplished teachers and
officers. It's buildings are honelike and
elegant, grounds attractive, scenery grand
The last session this school was attended by
pupils from seventeen different states. This
school will require its pupils to practice
economy, especially in dress, simple
uniform is worn, and no unnecessary bills
are allowed. See advertisements.
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During the epidemic Of intermittents in the
West this season, the whole immense stock of
Ayers Ague Cure became exhausted, and the
producing power of his Laboratory was found
inadequate to meet the demand. Many who
knew its extraordinary virtues for the cure OF
ChiIls and Fever. paid exhorbitant prices for it.
This Ague Cure is said, by those who use 1t, to
never fail. Reader. If you must have medical
aid, take the best OF medicine. Poor remedies
are dear, as good are cheap, at any price you
have to pay for them.-Charleston Courier.
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pendeA 70 a circular, "Duraug's Rheumatic Rem
edy," an advertisement of which appears In an
other column, together with the extracts from
the press of Washington City, where IL is manu-
faciured, there must be no station in recon-
mending II to sufferers from rheumatism
and rheumatic govt. Druggists, always
alive 10 the importance OF adding a
good medicine to their stock, will not lose
sight OF this wonderful remedy, for, beyond a
doubt, 1t has true merit, and one, too that is
much needed in this latitude. Don't fail to read
the advertisement in another column.
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The Forty-third Session of the Cincinnati Law
School begins October 20. The corps. of pro.
fessors now consists of Rufus King, Dean
Judges Hoadly and Force, aud ii. A. Morrill,
Esq Besides Ats long established reputation
this school offers great advantages to students.
by giving them access to the Bar Library of Gin
cinnati, one OF the best in this country, besides
the library of the school, and the numerous
Courts of the state and of the Urfted States held
in Cincinnati.
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A PpLrCATIeN FORLIqUORLICENsE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the Board of Commissioners OF
Marion county, indiana, at their october Il rln
next, for license 10 Sc spirituous, Vinous and
malt liquors in less quantities than quart at a
time, with the privlit &c OF allowing The same
TO be drank on The premises for one year. Ny
place of business and the premises wbereon
said liquors are TO be sold iocaied al No. 494
West North street, being the west thiri y-six and
one-half l3G1z) OF lot No. o, square one d. outlot
one hundred and Bfty-ssve1 (l51 in the city of
Indianapolis, county OF Marion md state of In
diana. PETER pDI,K ER
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VIII most positively cure any OF rheuma-
tism or rheumatic govt, matter how long
stsndlrg. on the face OF the earth. Being an in
ward application, Ii docs its work quickly, thor
Oughly and permanent y, leaving the system
strong and healthy. Write TO any prominent
person in Washington City, and you will learn
that the above statement is true in every par
ticular.
CONDENSED CERTIFICATES.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 2, 1874.
Messrs. Helphenstine & Bentley:
Gents:-I very cheerfully state that J used
Durangs rheumatic Remedy with decided ben
EFT. All STEPHENS.
Member of Congress oil Ca
PRESI DENTAL MANSION,
Washington, ID g., April 2S, 1875.
Messrs. Helphenstine s Bentley:
Gents-For the past seven years my wife has
been great sufferer from he una tisID, her doc
tors falling to give her relief she ued three boz
ties Durargs Rheumatic R.medy and a err
manent cure was the result.
WM. H. CROOK,
"ExecDtive Clerk TO President Grant
Washington, ID. C., March 3, 1875.
In the Spaceof twelve hours my rheumatism
was gone having ia ken three doses of Durlln :
rheumatic Remedy. My brother. J. Is. cessna
Of BEDFORD, Pa, was cured by similar au cunt
JOHN CESSNA.
Member OF Congress of Pc.
Price, one dollar bottle, six bottles FOR ii ve
dollars. Ask your druggist Tor Durang's Rheu-
matte Rem dy. Manufactured by
HELPHENSTINE & BENTLEY,
Druggists and Chemists,
Washington, ID. G..
Fer sale by DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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ESCAPED LUNA1IC

Named John Duke, aged about 81, tall,
slender, of dark complexion, dark hair.
slightly grey, beard the same, cut short.
He wore dark wooden clothes, shoes, and low
crowned black fel hat.
Information of him Will be thankfully re-
ceived, and expense of returning paid by the
hospital for the inssne. o. EVERTS,
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A PPLzCATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the Beard of County Commissions
ers OF Marion county, state of Indiana at its
next regular session 10 be holden about
the 4th day of october, 1875, for license TO sell
barter and give away spirituOus, ylBOus and
malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a
time, 10 be drank on the premises wherein il is
sold. which pl emises are located on South Ne
ridian street, No sSl, Center township, Marion
county, Indiana.
MICHAEL KOFRNFR
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I'd. See advertisement.

We have seen poor, sickly, rlckety children,
whose chief diet has been starch and arrowroot,
grow strong and healthy when changed to
Ridges Food. A leading London paper says it
is full of flesh forming particles, and is compe-
tent to support life single handed.
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SATURDAY, October 16. 1875,

at O'Clock p. NJ, at said premises, expose for
sale 10 the highest bidder, for not less than two
thirds of the appraised value thereof, the fee
simple OF the following described real estate,
situated in Marion county, in the stale of Indi
ana, t0-wit: Ali that part OF lOt sixteen [l6l,
in Blackford's subdivision OF outlo;s one hun
dred and fifty-two ll52l, one hundred and fifty
three i53, and one hundred and fifty-four 1851,
in the city of Indianapolis, described as fol-
50 id lot sixteen, aud running thence west on
Michigan street one hundred and twenty Il2Ol
lset thence north TO the north line OF said lot,
thence east one hundred and twenty [l2Dl feet,
thence south TO the place of beginning, on the
following terms of sale: One-third OF the pur-
chase money TO be paid cash in hand, and the
balance in two equal payments in nine and
eighteen months respectively, the purchaser ex-
ecuting his notes for the deferred payments,
with mortgage on the premises sold as security,
without relief from valuation or appraisement
laws, bearing six per cent. interest until ma
turity and ten per cent. after maturity.
ROBERT p. DUNNING,
Administrator,
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N
~ the public and the owners Of lands liable 10
o. affected by the work proposed 10 be deue BIZ
he Grassy Creek Draining Association. NOTICE
IS hereby given. that on the 18th cas- OF Septem-
her 1873, at ~ O'Clock =. II, the appraisers ap-
pointed ty the Board OF Comm ssiOners N Mar
ION county, Sss ie o. Indiana, 10 examine and as
seSS the benefits and il juries % the land liable
10 be affected by the work 70 be done by said
Grassy reeH Draining Association IN Warren
tOEnship, OF said county of Marion, will COM
mence such examina ion ana asse sment al the
north end OF the proposed drain in section p,
township l6, north of range east, and W II from
thence proceed southwark 10 the terminus OF
said proposed drain, continuing such examina-
ton and appraisement from day To day, if nee
ceSsary. until completed.
JOHN E WHISTLER,
ANTON WIESE.
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ESCAPED LUNATIC-Named John Duke, aged
about So tall, slender, OF dark complexion, dark
hair, slightly grey, beard the same. cut short.
He wore dark wooden clothes. shoes, and low
crowned black felt hat.
Information of him will be thankfully re-
eeived, and expense of returning paid by the
hospital for the insane. o. EVERTs,
/ Superintendent.
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NOTICE OF VACATION.

To-Sam, Z. Frazee, indianapolis. Bloomington
& Western railway company, and the state OF
Indiana, and ali others con cerned.
Notice is hereby given that have filed in TIE
Commissioners Court of Marion county. lndi-
ana, retiton for the vacation of all the streets
and alleys except the street road the
south), in ID =. Fatouts subdivision OF tn
southeast part of the northwest quarter of sec
ton 1. township 10. range g. in Wayne town-
ship, Marion county, Indiana, and the same
viii be presented at the next regular session OF
said board, or as soon thereafter as the same can
be heard.
VIM. c. HOLMES;
Petitioner.
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CYRUS I. Pershine. who was nominated

Cyrus L. Pershing, who was nominated
for governor of Pennsylvania by demo-
cratic convention at Erie, on Thursday, on
the eleventh ballot, is lawyer, and was
born in Cambria county, Pennsylvania, in
1925. He practiced his profession at Johns
town; ran for congress in 1856 and 1858, but
was defeated both times. In 1860 he WIS
elected to the legislature, and served five
years. In 1863 he was candidate for the
supreme judgship, but was defeated by
Judge Williams. In 1878 he was elected
president judge by large majority, and mas
discharged his judicial duties acceptably.
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Queen Victoria,it seems, is anxious to see
what manner of woman is the one who sue
ceeded in Turing, by her personal charms,
distinguished officer from the path of rec
titude. London papers say that Miss Kate
Dickinson has received through Sir William
Jenner an autograph letter from the queen
expressing her majesty's feelings of greatest
sympathy and kindness TO Miss Dickinson,
and requesting that photograph of Miss
Dickinson might be sent to her majesty.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the Marion Civil Circuit
Court OF Marion county, Indiana, executrfx of
the estate OF Christian Wehn, late of said
county, deceased. aid estate is supposed to be
solvent. MARY VEIN, Executrix
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between the hours of o'clock A. M ana =
O'CLOCK p. D., al the court house door OF Ma
rlon county, Indiana, sell at public auction
the undivided two thirds interest o. said de-
cedents estate, subject TO the fncumbrances
tneieon, In the following real estate in Indian.
apolis, Marion county, Indiana.
LOT sixty -nve 1851, In Margaret McCarty's sy1 b.
divlslon OF outlot one hundred and nineteen
lllS.l The undivided one-third interest OF
Martina u. Waggoner, widow of said decedent
Will also be sold at the same time and place
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash. ope-fhsr,5
In SIX months, and one-third in twelve monfns
the purchaser TO execute notes W tn approved
surety, waving valuation and appraisemenf
IsWs, ano Drawing six per cent interest from
0ste OF sale. PHEASANT c. n CGANNON,
BlFIELp q BONE, Aiiys. Anr.
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STOP THAT SHAKING.

Send 81 90 to Or. Perry, indianapolis. and re-
ceive bv return mail one box of his Vegetable
Ague Pills. They never fail to cure Chiils and
Fever in BIT its forms. Thousands can testify TO
this. The pills need no putting, they recon-
mend themselves wherever us as directed.
all letters addressed 10 DR.. & T.. PERRY, In
dianapolis, will reserve prompt attention Lib
eral hi ScOunt u the trade. None sold on COM
Mission