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found ngainst ropcnters" which wsrs returned
into Court. Tho int!ictlnnn.. againat tho }ndgss
Of tho First Precinct If tho Fifth Ward were
also returned.
RourH rowx AFFAIRS.
The affairs Of tho South Town were again hc-
fore the Committee on Equalization Yesterday.
Ex-Rnpcrsiaor Hchank presented his books for Tho
last year. showing that 10 had rccctyod from
his protlcccsBar sl17. G3. aut from tho Treasurer
&l7,i65.69, and that le hsd paid ont on town
or.iera sl7GfG md TINT hn Ind fccoiveu from ON
tho Collector only .ai,tao ont Ct tho e3l6N 900
collected. Tho hooks Of tho Collector wcso not
prcson.o In. lilo t,cwly-c'ec.cd officers backed
l,y loo 1,ucnl'nt. vere present. md presented =
long list If 'igite, and statements which seemed
to totally deny nl l1ior insertions. Tho Com
mittee csina to The conclusion, that Httal had
bern rcrretratou. bit, upon Adjournment whs
undecided IN to who Should bo blan,ol.
ruN1Ht11iH nErunItEANH.
A few daya ago intention WAS callsd to tho
IN tho s;i,erIn's olcc. At tho tino sheriff Agnew
stated tlIst Sir. Bradley had resigned but tho
facts are, ~ icrntofore Indicated, shat ho was
removed for political roasons,--in other words,
he cS'fd to s"n9r hf"s so II s
was violation Of ? solemn pledge made when
ie waR employed, TO tho effect that lle should
remain as loitE n l.c, Aguom. waa sl,crn. From
what could be harmed Yesterday, tho discharge
wAH but tho commencement 0f tho fHlnli.
n,ent Of promises n'auo to the Opposition party,
Tint all who refused to support tho Opposition
ticket should be dispenHcd with. It is nndor-
etood that trce bnillTs nnd two dnputies arc
yet to suffer tho same treatment. Mr. llradlcv
Ii expected tn return from st. Louis to-day. and
10 can tell hts owl, tate.
LIEB AND iIIs EEronTENs.
Tho County CIorlt haa isuued osdsrs to the
Union reporters who hold positions in bis office,
not to ltsu!!go nnything In THO shape
OF nova to TnInuNE reporters. Mack. ut
the marrfage-liceuse window, has been doublJ
instructed In tho rnatter, and ho obors tho in
rtructionB III closely thnt l,e cannot road the
ua.nes Of applicants for aicenss q moment sitter
writing thc,r. Tie Generals ordora aro exceed
tncjy embarrassing 10 ncws-gathoror, and In
effect cNli o.v be coIunased to the conduct OF
his nan Mack in bis Intention to customers.
4 few days ago llleat gentleman applied to
ln for tlcenso, aud in spelling tho first nano of
hts intended ho wrute y Louso.' Mahck
oyed tho signature carefully. nph, from his
knowledge Of the English language, remou-
strated. Said lie, "TAat is not q ladY's name,
and I cannot grant hcenso." The anxious
responded, ''Ilcr na,ne is LOUISE, and that IL
lho way spell It," ainack responded nB tecently
ns ho know how. II cannot grant you a ltconsc
to marry woman whoso nRfno ia spelled in Tint
wly. Your ch.dron would biatno mo ~ long as
thsy livcd" 1t Ia noodloys to Hsy that the
sensitive ,onng man felt ko All "eghty days
tour around tho world" Al 10 loft tho office In
disgust.
, 1875-11-17
THE HOLY NAME.

=. '.o..','. A"n"" w. =, ~ me.,.a T..,9a,.. .,.
AZ tue convention VI 1ouhn Catnolto eoele-
tlfs held sunday evening ot MasRolla aall, on
DesIlaines nttoot, tho Chairnicn Of tha dolcgh-
tiops yc,e so1ecto,l tu consult With Capt John Il.
Do,,;, ,,,a !. - a., n. Gr,rI M.r.
.,s', W. ,@,,1 ~
sAs. h"haa5 ~ the oeasca'oa o1 tAe w
thcarai OF the Holy Nsme. Thu alnrshal called
q meeting OF tile gent!on On lust eYouiug In the
ANAL h,ii nf Sir >fo.1,t,a l,ni.tf,t, In norfcct
tio orron,0,,,o,t, 1nr IT, co,,,n, cs,o,rs.ion
NV a'."'sea''"sH 'o' tae 1on,'"R ee'oota'.oA| ~
capt. uonlln WIS called to the clair, anu L. De-
lsns5 Assea ~ Secretary.
4ha 1o''oH'a? orats Tor 5Ao guidance OF the
ooc1ot'es "aS auoptoa +:
The various aoc1etiea Will occupy tho POSI-
dopH usslgucd tlem not lator Than d o'clock on
Tho morning OF tho 2tst int.
Tho procession Will form On LaSalle atroet,
north and soutl. from E1su, right resting on tho
utter thurouylfAtc.
Tho column will move eaas on Eric street to
State; noith on State to tho church; entering
;he church ut tho west cotrance, anu emorging
from tho Hou!h or Superior streot door, vii
.lon form on masso nrounl the church.
Tbs societlcs will remain in that posi.
hon until tue dedication ceremonies
~ thu outsEds Of tho chu.ch arc
:oucluded, nhon tho column "i!l resume march
7aasing III Iorlaw baforo tho Chief Marshal and
liz aida. wllo will a.Atiun themsrlyos at the coz
aer Ut Chicago ayouuo aud HtRto street. and t!H-
2erse, soc,cties to DO as liberty to proceed 10
iLer respective headquarters ha aoon ~ they
Matl have passed the hlarBhAl and hia aids.
Tho MaIahal announced az dsana Aids John
, 1875-11-17
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

CountJ+Attorney lsountreo was 1t hls Office
yesterday morning. Ho "aa greo.od ,csy kindly
BY tho naembers OF the County Hing who we're
closeted with him moat Of tho tina.
Joseph Kohler, OF Lake View, uss yesterday
discharged from jail, Uhese ho has served sea-
touce for selling liquor without license. 8addls-
Hock Smith, who has bean his partner in dis
tres.. IL still In the custody Of tho Hhesin, hay-
ing fAilad 10 pay hls Hna,
The Grand Jury yesterday continued the tu.
tbs late election. Two raw indictments ns5s
, 1875-11-17

Tho following 1ottaE is = telling testimonial
to tho efficiency Of thla vory valuable invention
To fhs Wcstern Electric NaHssfaetarHg Company
"0F11oE or WH1IAx E. HALE Il Co., Patent
WATEn ELEVATOR Du1LpEns CHICAGO, Nor. 10.
Il bud good opportunity Saturday, Nov. 13. to
test tho practical operation OF the Morcurial
Fire-Ala1m you put mp for mo IN tito building on
tho oornor OF Stale aud Washington atrnoss.
IA fire was caused By the burning Of email
bottle OF varnlsh In ono Of tic rooms Occupied
by Alr. uentile ~ Photographic establishment;
tho alarm waa Immediately communicated to tue
Fro rntrol, who wero on hhnd In three minntos
from tile titno tie i1e started and in fact before
tho tenants in the no1t room veso aware that the
building WAS on fire.
~ have always folt confdcnt that your flro-
alarm nould thus acqu!t ltsolf, ana eau testify
to Its efficacy from personal oxperiouc0.
III a!l tho buildings In tho city waro thus pro.
toosca with your Metcurial Fire-Alaru,, we should
nover have any largo fires. AZ 1t not only gives
IN Immediate alarm at tho fro-patrol ollco, hut
also locates tho exact point whotc tho fro oriyi.
nAtoa. Truly yours. ". u. HALE"
a further Btrong co'nmendation OF tho new do
Vice may ho found In the following extract from
Bloan's Insurance Fire Report. iusuod from tho
Firo-Marahal's oii1co. In tile edition dated Nov.
13 is found the following:
'The accidental Ignition OF email quantity
Of alcohol PARRISH In tho work-room Of 0ousilo's
photog.aph-gallosy. fifth floor OF No. 101 to 107
South State a.root, at 10;45 this morning. caused
considerable flame and hcat, which instantly in
dlcated an alarm through the morcursal bulb in
the ceiliuB to tho Fire-patrol House on Franklin
street.
"The loss Was nominal, hut tho celebrity OF tho
Patrol Comphn cap nnlv ba r,foner]v esfInAt nj
, 1875-11-17

Tho reporter turned away IN dNgnat. This
wnn indeed forrn1tunrna.
vending hih wns back to tho Office, ho mot
T!tE AEf- -NusED CONSTABLE
and spnho unto him, Hnyng: We'll. nror9v,
how did ahs goi "bhe wont," responded
lcoygo, "tike good doctrine. into tho ears of
corrupt generation. sho wnnt not at ALL 1hold
tho constitutions to member Of newly-or-
ganizfl Temperance Glnb, tcll.ng hlm all they
would l,avo 10 do wnR 70 EcrHtch cut ono namo
and put In tho othgr. Tllrn loft fl order to
avoitl having my litcusslGn with him, / got,
cir, f,r tho gno,ts chattots, ctc., juHt 32.01."
1tepprtor-And the ices. your foes, my son;
how mitch arc Lt.hv2
uoosIe-Just 68.25 |1onor bright, NOW, thcy
arc. And AIN loft 90 co,lts ont of pocket.
And this Ia lilo end of tho JofFcraonAns. Les
tho curtain dror, tnrn out the gas, and cxeuut
omnse at The back door.
, 1875-11-17
THE FALL RIVER MANUFACTURERS.

FALL R1yEn, hInss, Nov. 1g.-Owlog to tho
falling oil In the psicos OF print cloths (noary
cent per yard tinco Sept. 81, tho manufacturers
Of This city l,ayo appointed Commission to visit
England to mako arrangements for the oxporta-
ton OF Fall River fabrics 10 that country.
At d meeting to-s,ay anolltcr reduction Of 10
per cont in wagea was roted, TO tako effect the
rat Monday III Dacetnbor, 1eac,ng Rll clasaos,
from SuEerlnteplon!H 10 opola tlyeY Gene1al!y.
, 1875-11-17

literary entertainments tho prrsent snaHon.
Tim course was iua,,guratcd Monday evening
with readings br Pruf. Cn.nnnrk. OF Evanston.
which wcro llstcncl tn by Enod-Hitoa huslicnce,
and sEnttto1 all rho heard him
Tn sathnth morning tast tl,t pulpit raa filled
by tho 1sov. Dr. L. e. lTartslnru of Erans1n",
Who Eavo IN ao'o and tnatlucttye taisrnurb, npon
tho Niaptation OF tho Honpal TO tho nen.f1 Of
common at1d universal humanity.
, 1875-11-17

BAN FnAvc1aco, Nov. 1G.-Thcrc was q smart
shock Of an earthquako horo Iaht evening at 7:55.
Ihe vibrations wero from Oaat to wost. No
damage Is reported.
Dispatches from various pointa In Southern
California to Arizona report smnrt shock Of m
earthquake at half-past 2 yesterday afternoon.
, 1875-11-17

Of T. J.. McCnrthy and Htnon lick vera on the
list, but tito aooiettes they represented woro not
The Knights OF at. Patrick were given tho
post of onor, tho hoatl Of the column.
The Ma rehsl notified the Wcst Hids Hocietion 10
reniez1oua on Dcepainea ssreot. with right rect
ing on AalamB street, aud to march at 0 q. n..,
sharp.
, 1875-11-17
SUBURBAN.,
T,iEE VIEW

Tho Board Of Trustees hold its regular meet-
Ing Monday night, alesars. Bulzer, Weokler, and
schieawohl being present. Mr. Weoktor. ~ tho
Committee On Lake View delinquent taxes. re-
ported As fo!loWa.
, 1875-11-17

In ths nldst Of wlntet Or ln carly spEang. IN bot
weather OF In cold, Ill gsn.emen Will nnd that the
Warwick collars will giss mora sa.aafaeon than any
ether, sithst 4lan or pspar.
, 1875-11-17

Ozon1Eed 0L-h1nrrow for the Hair,
by Duck 1ayner, luakora of tho i" 9lara colugnc.
, 1875-11-17

sToniE3-0n the 10Th Inst, 1t IN. li95 1ndiipA-7
to tho wlfo Of D. ". Storrs, i daughter.
, 1875-11-17

DON'T Throw the Old Clothes Away,
Esats. Send them o b returned @. O. D. II out Of
town to Cook McLaiu, OF CUR city, for repairs.
c!eanlng dysng, sto, You won't know than whsa 70
turned. 81 Dearborn street,
, 1875-11-17

ftUNT-CLEMENT8-1n Mooroatown. N. j., 8un-
day evening, tho ;h inst. At tho tcaidcnep Q! ASA
Hchoe1ey, Esq, by tho Rev. J. Henry Britain. Alr.
Wilbur g. Hunt, If st. Charles, Ill.,. and bliss Cora G.
Cemcnts, Of Chicago, Ill.
Ay-N1C1IAItpsON-On Nov. II, by tht
Roy. Tnthcr Noonan. At 81. AfaryB Church, 5fr. VIII.
lam Q. Holloway and Miss Ellon nlchariaon, both oi
Chicago.
, 1875-11-17

Tho widespread Popularity
Of ths houss Of the Root Sons Music Company will
80 faf to inspire confidence In tbs sssndArd organ.
Tho fact Of their taking the westsrn sRsncy u In.
doEseMent to our nusical people,
, 1875-11-17

xss nste9 taors succsaaful than wn&n ptlls3b Msf-
aeal Pain x1Esetot discovered. I'll tbs p&pscs4
1oz pAla md ain dAes~, ~ eAab pkx bax+ 10
, 1875-11-17

Pianos md Organs.
Ha1fel, Davis Co.'S 0rand. sluaro, and Upright,
and srnitht American Organs, 10 found only At
". ". K1mballs corner Btalo anI AiaHA strebts
Chicago.
, 1875-11-17
DEATHS.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

L-,I,J..,~ INV UAL11MORF., o., M1y 70,
NnN'VV- 1971--Dn. RosE: ha1e nsod your
whtte Wrapper Cnntaur 1Anfncnt In very ae7cFn
Of Chronic rheumatism. It worked Ike charm.
Ono application rnhtlo bY my hand {heatod) did
inoEs Enod tlIsu anything had been Abla 10 do for
this caae In tho years have treated hin Very truly
4. Ii, DAY, Ii. D. -
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tho aanctity Of your grief. 11r. liise, but have
You hosrd what has done with your
moan the papers Of tho Jefrersonian
CIub7
Mr. Hiae--Our papers! What could ho do
with them Bir, they nto destined to be mora
famous than the Declaration OF Independence
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE.

Many times Women call upon their family
physicians, one with dyspepsia, another with
paIpItation, another with trouble OF the breast,
another with pain here and there, and In this
way they all present alike 10 themselves and
their easy-going and indifferent doctors,
separate and distinct diseases, for which he
prescribes his pills and potions, assuming them
to be such, when, In reality, they all
symptoms caused by come uterine disorder;
and while they are thus only able perhaps to
palliate for a time, they ignorant of the
cause, and encourage their practice until large
bills are made when the suffering patients are
better in the end, but probably worse for the
delay, treatment, and other complications
made. and which proper medicine directed to
the cause would have entirely ed, thereby
instituting health and comfort instead or pro-
longed misery.
From Miss LoRISDA z. ST. CLAIR, Shade,
Athens Co., Ohio:
"Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Your Favor
lite Prescription Is working almost like mira
Gle on me. am better already than have been
for over two years"
From ELLA A. SHAFER, GAINESVILLE, Ind:
"Dr. Pierce-I received the medicine you sent
me and began using IL Immediately. AS a result
of the treatment feel better than / have for
three years"
From Mrs. JOHN X. HANILIN, Odell, Ill.
CDR. Pierce-The FRvorite Prescription has
done me good, which am very thankful for"
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold by
dealers in medicides.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
SHERIDAN TO THE FRONT.
HE STARTS FOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
HIS JoURNEY-THENCE HE GOES TO CUBA.

HE STARTS FOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
HIS JoURNEY-THENCE HE GOES TO CUBA.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 29.-Lieut. Gen.
Sheridan accompanied by Gen. Rucker,
Maj. George A. Forsythe and Col.
VI. Sheridan, of his staff, left
here last night for New Orleans.
There is high official authority for saying
that Gen. Sheridan does not go to New Or
leans in obedience TO any direct orders, but
ia compliance with the personal request of
the president who desired to have some one
at that point in whom he has implicit conf
denee to furnish him with truthful informa-
ton, and of such a rank that. IN
case of emergency, he could act with
out special orders from Washington.
Gen. Sheridan was intending 10 go to Cuba
in few weeks, aud this trip South Is only
anticipating the time, for, after short stay
In New Orleans, he will sail for Cuba. His
immediate work in louisiana is to conserve
the peace, and he will not remove any Off
Ger or take any part in military affairs there
unless absolutely necessary to accomplish
that object.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
DEATH OF GERRlT SMITH.
SUDDEN DECREASE OF THE EMINENT PHILAN
THROPIsT.

SUDDEN DECREASE OF THE EMINENT PHILAN-
THROPIsT.
NEW YORK, Dec. D. - Gerrit Smith
died at the house of John Cochrane
in this city to-day. Mr.. Smith, in
company with his wife, arrived in town
Thursday for the purpose of spending the
holidays among his friends. He was in re-
markedly good health, his cheek as ruddy,
his eye as clear, his voice as firm, his step as
elastic as IL had been for many years. He had
made arrangements to meet Charles 0'Conor
Saturday. He arose early and said to Mrs.
Smith that he had slept uncommonly well,
stating that be had not spent so merry a
Christmas for long time as the day before.
While dressing his utterance became sud-
denly indistinct, and he was gently borne to
a bed, barely able to saw in a faint tone,
very weak" He Immediately became un-
conscious, and thus remained till about
1890 to-day, when he died. He seemed TO
be suffering under a combined attack of
apoplexy and paralysis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
DISEASES OF THE LIvKR.

when the liver becomes dIsordered and dis
eased, the person so afflicted is indeed missra.
ole. The skin becomes sallow, the tongue On
coated ,costiveness prevails sometimes diarrhosa.
appetite frequently voracious, st other times no
desire to eat, the patient is languid, devoid o.
energy, faint, dyspeptic, weary la body and OBJ
pressed In mind; has a ut OF the blues: dull ewes
ana olotcned skin complete the picture. One on
All OF these viii indicate that the liver Is Ia
trouble; IL Is natures vote Tying for aid. De-
lay Is dangerous. In this disease FrakieTs Roos
sitters act like magic.
SOfFERED OVER THIRTEEN YEARS WTTH
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA. crrRxr
By THREE BOTTLES OF ROOT RIFTERs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
AEELICTED

Pause and consider whether 1t Is better for your
present trouble and future health to use the
Samaritan's Gift or be gorged with the qnack 3
Balsam Copabia, which drug is n teIl-tale,
having a hor-id taste aud still more disgusting
smell. The grand and most impo rtant part OF
the Samaritan Gift IL its certainty of cure in
the short time of two to four days, besides be-
ing pleasant TO take, having 20 smell or I'M
pleasant taste, and can be used without the
knowledge of the most Intimate acquaint-
ance. The Gift Is the only known remedy that
can be depended on. Male packages, 81; female
50. Sent by mail 10 any address. Sold by VIM
c. COX. IL East Washington street. DESMOND
& 90, ProprietOrs. Philade, phia. Pa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
IN Q 70 u NC ME- N

l suffering from the effects OF that dreadful de-
structive dis ase, SPkRMATORRHKA,
caused by SELF ABUSE, the symptoms of which
are Seminal Losses, INDIGESTION, IRRITA-
BLITY, Loss OF Manly Power, frightful dreams
sensation of falling when asleep, melancholy
self distrust, confused memory, bashfulness and
timidity, palpltation of the heart, flashes of
heat, chilly sensations, restessness cold feet, at
times yoracious appetite. sallow complexion,
blOtches aud pimples on The face, love of soli-
tude, inability to concentrate the mind.
AVERSION To SOCIETY, rendering Va AR
III AGE IMPROPER, such should apply at once
Every case can be cured. His reputation guar
antees this fact. CIRCULARS sent for TWO
STA MPS. His large wo now in press, sent for
so cents, containing the latest facts worth know
ing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
RHEUMATISM.

MR. ERAzIER-DEAR SIR: l deem Il an act OF
gratitude 10 you, and duty toward those whs
are SUFFERING nom liver complaint and dyspap-
STA, to make the folio wing statement: have
Deen An invalid for over thirteen years Nv
complaint was disease Of the liver and dvS-
pepsla. My skin was yellow, the white of nv
eyes was the color of saffron; was sleepy and
heavy, with headache, and no appetite for food
OF any kind was afflicted as bad as any liVina
woman could be. 1 took bottle after bottle q
patent medicines, and paid over 500 to the besS
physicians without any benefit I suffered
more than i can tell you by letter, but could
get no relief until about two months AGO I nnn
chased bottle of your Root Bitters from Iouis
Smithnight, druggist, l35 Woodlawn avenua
THIS city. used this bottle mp, and since tken
nave used nearly two more, and they are ths
only positive, sure cure for liver complain nd
dyspepsia have ever tried; they have curfsd nla
completely and to-day am az healthy as any
person can be. You may use my name IN VOC
see proper, az IL may be the means OF nducino
otner6 10 try your discovery and be Gu red. fo@
good health Is better than gold. Eyef yonf
friend. MRS ELLEN CRAGHAu O~
No. % Orange street, Cleveland u
Never before has there existed a remedy
untalllngly successful In the rheumatic efeo-
Tons as fTazierB Root Bltters. One or two bot
ties Will do more than hogshead of liniulenfs
for Ii carries ont of the Circulation the acTfd n5
mors In the blood upon which the rheufnatiEm
depends. '-''-'-
From SAMUEL e KIMBALI. BoSfou-STa.
L have suffered with chronic rheumattsTn over
seven years, have tried probably TWEEN : phy-
sieians, and spent hundreds Of dollars a. With.
out relief. am now using your Root Bitters.
tney are curing me, and would not be without
them for Thousand dollars.
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iFfO" ne OeUelasd ssNday 4onfn0 Vo1es
That Frazier's Root Bitters possess an er1cacy
greatly superior 70 any other PREPARATION 70
searching the blood with which we are A.
aoalntsd, We can testify from actual observf
Ton. We know many instances where ind
viduals for years afflicted have been perms
nenty restored TO health by their use NJ
rrszier, tne proprietor, is resident of this citY
ana ~ widely known as one or our most prom
nent business men. His references 70 the grea
vaue OF his Root Bitters are also persons well.
known as citizens of standing and INTEGRITY a.,
whose statements implicit confidence NAV b
placed, and their testimony may be taken -
conclusive evidence OF the estimation in whicf,
MI Frazler's Remedy is held, particularly a
nome; Here IL has already attained that posi-
uon .nst requires no recommendation, having
$1,000 the test Of trial here. We can with safety
and do recommend with entire confidence IT.
use elsewhere, by all who L AFFLICTED with
any Kind OF weakness or b C the blood "a
the most searching, strengl nening and healing
remedy OF which we have any knovledeeI
sold by druggists and at country stores PTlcs
u 90 per bottle.
GEORGE W. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
5Sl 81. Clair street. Cleveland, o.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

nE A q The choicest in the world. I'M
Il FLA Cporter's prices Largest company In
America-staple arucle-pleases everybody.
Trade continually increasing. Agents wanted
everywhere. Best Inducements. Don't waste
time. Seed for circular TO ROBERT WELLS, As
Vesey street, n. Y. p. o. Box l,2S7.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-05
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

All diseases OF the skin are blood dis.
eases. lor when the blood Is pure the skin must
De nee from all unhealthy eruptions. PimpIee
on the face or body, erysipelas, salt rheum, uI-
Gers, sores, Dolls, carbuncles. Blotehes In Tia
the hair, sore eyes, running from the ears ETC
ETC., are caused by vi humors In the blood.
wnlch can be speedily lie terminated by using
Frazier's Root Bitters.
ROOT BITTERS SURE CURE FOR HUMoRs AND
PMPLEs ON THE FACK.
DEAR SIR: My object In writing the follow.
Ing Is 10 spread valuable information. Hayinz
been troubled with humors and pirnplk.s in NV
face and body, and after trying SarsaparfIla
and many other remedies advertised, foy
searching the blood, and receiving no benefit, 1
commenced using Root Bitters, and less tban
three bottles has Effected 8 radical cure. nave
never enjoyed such good health before and /
attribute IL TO the use Of your Ritters.
b. +. HERBST, Canton. n
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illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great In
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