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DIR. ScHENCK's PULNoNIc SYRUP, SEA WEED
ToNIc, AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures of Con-
sumption than any other remedy known TO the
American public. They compounded Of vege-
table ingredients, and contain nothing which can
be injurious to the human constitution. Other rem
edies advertised cures for Consumption probably
contain opium, which is somewhat dangerous drug
in all cases. and if taken freely by consumptivo
patients il must do great injury for its tendency
is to confne the morbid matter in the system,
which, OF course, must make a impossible.
Schenck's Pulmonic syrup IS warranted not to con-
tain particle of opium. 1t is composed of power
full but harmless herbs, which act the lungs liver,
stomach, and blood, and thus correct all morbid
secretions, and expel all the diseased matter from
the body. These are the only means by which Con
sumption can be cured, and SchenckS Pulmonc
Syrup Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the
only medicines which operate in this way, it is
obvious they are the only genuine cure for Pulmon--
arv Consumption. Each bottle of this invaluable
medicine is accompanied by full directions. DIR.
Schenck is professionally at his principal office,
ner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters for advice must be adj
dressed.
Ell HART & Co, Nos. II, IS and II Tchoupi-
toulas ST. New Orleans, Wholesale gents.
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Catarrh is a common disease,-so common
that shutting, splitting, and blowing of the
nose, meet US on every turn on the street
Your foot slips in these nasty discharges Oh
the sidewalk and in the public conveyance
and its disagreeable odOr, concentrating the
breath of the afflicted, renders them offensive
to their associates. There is the highest med
zeal authority for stating that with fully one.
half, if not two-thrds, of those afflicted with
Consumption of the Lungs, the disease com.
mences as Catarrh in the nose or head, the
next step being to the throat and bronchial
tubes-lastly to the lungs. How important
then to give early and prompt attention to a
Catarrh To cure this loathsome disease cor
rect the system by using Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, which tones it up, cleanses
the blood, and heals the diseased glands by a
specific influence upon them; and to assist,
use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with DIR.
Pierce's Nasal Douche. This is the only way
TO reach the upper and b ok cavities where
the discharge comes from. No danger from
this treatment, and it is pleasant to use The
two medicines with instrument are sold by
dealers in medicines.
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The Centennial Novelty.

Mr.. Conway says novelty intended
for the centennial has been exhibited in
London. 1t seems intended to recover
for English invention and enterprise
some of the ground they lost in having
been so far behind American in the use
of street tramways; it is a street car
moved by steam in such a way as to
conceal all that horses or human way
farers. may regard as Objectionable in
steaps @pgines There is a patent con-
7denser which condenses the steam to a
temperature of two hundred deg; the
steam from the safety valve is also taken
into the tank and condensed, and the
locomotive is not only noiseless but con-
sumes its smoke and steam. The engine
works independently of the tram car,
weighs little over four tons, and runs six
miles without needing more water The
boilers and machinery are all enclosed so
that the car is not distinguished from an
ordinary street car, except that it moves
without horses. The engine is of twenty
horse power, capable of running twelve
miles an huur, may be stopped in the
space of four and half yards. 1t runs
up gradiants with great ease, and on the
whole is very clever application of
steam. The movement of the car with
out noise or smoke is marvellous enough.
1t was invented by man in Leicester.
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be cultivated; their sensibilitieshumored,
not shocked. To accomplish this good
end, home must be made lovely, CON
veniences multiplied, comforts provided,
and cheerfulness fostered. There must
be both sunshine and shade, luscious
fruit and fragrant flowers, as well as
corn and cotton. The mind and heart as
we'll as the fields must be cultivated
and then intelligence and cOntentment
will be the rule instead of the exception.
Stick to, improve and beautify your
homesteads, for with this good work
comes contentment.
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nr ELLEN ?. .ALLERros.


Too little rest, too little sleep,
Too many hours TO SOW and reap
At last disease and pain
Weak grows the never loosened band;
The trons est rope ptTts, strand by strand,
Beneath ceaseless sirain-
Let him who burns his midnight oil
In the lonely aud unwhOiesDme toll,
Think, when he trims his lamp,
That thus he trims his liieas vel,
And hastcns to ward his last low cell
Its darkness aud its damp.
Hewho wouldtravel far and long.
And keep a stately stride and strong,
Must rest beside the way.
a ceaseiess pace at hrst may win,
But he who llalts at wavside inn,
At last shah " n the day.
To weary feet all streams are dep,
All roads are rough. all hills are steep,
As way-woTn travellers Know.
One hour If rest is priceless boon
To him who tolls through heats OF noon,
With painful steps and slow
Then, ye Who hope to make your mark
Ere your last night-fsll cola and dark,
And stand above the thrOng.
On some far sun-kissed height Il thought,
or do some deed no hand hath wrought
-Lake Hitis, Ris.
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will be removed to the northwest, and
the southwest will be more devoted to
sheep and wool raising, the rearing of
blooded horses and Shorthorn cattle will
be carried on at stock farms throughout
the country, in connection with suitable
FARMING
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FACTORIES and machine shops should
not be allowed to run day without John
sons Anodyne Eminent. In case of sud
den accident, an immediate use of il may
save weeks of suffering, and perhaps limb,
or even life
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AT our request, Cragin & Co., of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send any
bins Electric Soap to try. Send at once
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A NOVELTY IN LocoMoTIvEs.-A novel
locomotive has been made in California
to run on the long fumes that are nsed
to flow lumber down from the noun
tains. The wheels go on the edge of the
sides of the flume, and at the end of the
car are paddle wheels dipping into the
water, and which are turned by the swift.
current. BY a simple arrangement this
pow er is made to propel the locomotive
up the fume, and it runs back itself.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

us Baltic street Brooklyn n. Y, Nov. 10TH 1874.
IL r. STEVENS ESQ.
Dear irFrom person N benefit received by Us use.
a. we'll as from personal knowledge OF those Whose
cures thereby have seemed almost miraculous can
most heartily and sincerely Recommend The ffGE-
cure. JAMES II. LUDLOW.
Late pastor Calvary Bap. Church, sa rsmento, Cal.
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WALKING MIRACLE.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
dear Sir-Though a stranger / want TO inform on
Fnat NEgErINE has done for me.
Last Christmas scrofula made its appearance in
my tystem-large running ulcers Ape ring OF me -
ioilows One on each of my arms. one on my thigh.
which extended 10 the seat. enc my head, which
extended into the skull bone. one on my left leg.
which became bad that two physicians cane TO
Amprtate the limb. though upon consultation cun-
GUIDED not 20 do So as my whole body so full
Of scrofua they deemed IL advisable cut the
which painful beyond description, and ere was
8 quart of matter run from this one
The physicians all M 20 die. and said they
could do more for me. Both OfmY legs were drawD
NJ 10 my seat. and IL thought IL did get up
again would ic q cripple for life.
hen in this condition saw NEGETfNE adNerf- = ~.
and commenced taking il in March, and followed on
with II until | bad used sixteen bottles, ana thi5
morning am going 10 piow corn, well man A.,
my townsmen say IL was miracle TO see me round
Walking and working.
In conclusion / will add. when was enduring snch
great suffering from that dreadful disease, rcroini.
prayed to the Lord above 90 take ME- out q tins
world but NEGETINE has restored TO me the bless
ises OF health desire than ever 90 live, that
may be of some service TO my fellow men. ana know
Of no better way 70 aid suffering humanity than 10
incOse this statement OF ease, with n earn
est hope that you will publish IL, and u will aiord
me pleasure 10 reply to any communication which
may receive therefrom-
WILLIAM PAYN.
Avery. Berrien Co.. Mich. July 10th, ls72.
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4 Black Character

is awful but pretty black hair and whiskers is not.
Use DR.. TUTI's Hair Dye, and in fifteen minutes
you will have them natural as in youth. If your
Druggist does not have it he will order it for you.
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SHEEP OUsTING CATTLE IN TEXAS
In the western district of Texas, every
where, sheep are rapidly substituted for
cattle 1t is stated that the whole of
southwestern Texas, excent the great
fenced ranches will be monopoIized by
sheep in few years, and that cattle rails
ing and grazing and driving will be trans
die and the Staked Plains. But there is
room enough in the country for the rails
ing of cattle and sheep sufficient to make
in the world. In the meantime. while
the harding and grazing Of wild cattle
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SEWING MaC6i1'RI

First Premium Sept 8, 1875, at tho Bourbouco q.
What the Awarding comrnittee In. 4. y
To cOSCERx: - 70 aal.
: The reason e., why the UNDERSIGNED awarded to th
sewing Mhcbihe the premium the hfnrlrn
wilson and All others IL a. well IN Wheeler
- annhtsss. X. N. ADafa
Every machine Il fully y.rr.n,aa asMardinR Conm.'
faction Is guaranteed in Instance ~ afs fn
county in Kentucky and Tennessee Send ~ IN err
special terms 20 cash purchasers paffe
Tor TIE ladies' send stamp for large
Misses Children and Boys Clothing These Ladies
the world D.. GLARY a a l,is patterns il
vile, Tenn. W ~ Nh'feh street, Nah.
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People who are continually moaning
in the car of Providence about the hard
times are always the last to get down to
a simple bread and molasscs diet when
the crisis comes.'
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DR.. SHALLENBERGER celebrates the
Centennial by putting the price of his famous
Aeue Pills at one dollar. This old and tried
medicine is cheap at any price, because il
cures promptly any csSe of chills when all
other remedies have failed utterly.
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A DIFFERENCE OF taste in jokes is a
great strain on the affections.-Ddnit
Deronda
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Ezekiel, 47tl1 Chapter,
18th Verse.

- BY the rivers upon the banks thereof shall grow
all tres for meat whose leaf shall not fade aud the
fruit thereof shall he for meat and the leaf thereof
for medicine" Our great Bedeemer has made pro-
vision for the of diseases Of and beast vet
thousa nds upon thousands are overtaken with sick
ness without spcion that il is caused by mercury
or other subtle poisOns that freely rs in
any medicines and remedies Of the present day.
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THE ENORMOUS wAsTAGE Of min III ,.....,,-
run Other agLs Of ThrcshcrH, b. SAVED 4, 90
Improved Machine sufficient on every job b ,u,,s ~
pay all crpenscs Of threshing. -'
FLAX, TIMOTHY, lnLLET, HUNcARTAN 49,.
Ike seeds are thrcshod scpamtcd cleaned ana 49,
as easily and perfectly rs Wheat Osis Rye or Barlev
AN EXTRA PRICE s. usually raid f,r o,,,n -.
seeds cleaned by this machine Tor eKf cloaslnes.
IN TIE wEr-cnAyN org =. -. -.
tally tho ONLY NCIi1 Vi ta md - I<I@I
or economy, doing iaa. thorough and nerf.r, -,
ighel others H,ioriB failed. VS.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY Visiting co,,,,,,..
lions, such Endless Aprons "Tladdles I,s.,
"Picker-," ETC. erfaeig dspcHsed rim lee ,hsr
One-half the usual Ccari BetS boxes and Journsl-.
easier managed: more durable light running no go,
ly repairs; dust; liticringr" 20 clean mn. III,
troubled 10y adverse winds, rain or storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAfsERs who are ,o-,,4
In the large sayiag made ~ Il will not employ nfa
rior and wastcful mechnoa, but will inas on this
improved Thresher doing their work
FOUR SIZES made Cor g. 8, 10 and y Ho-ss
Powers. AlsO n speciality of srrAnsrors. designed
and made EXTnE5sfY FOR ErrAu ruwrn.
TWO STYLES or HORSE POWERS viz. OR I'm.
proved triple Gear" end our "Spur Rpeed" Mod.
bury Siyiel, both " Mounted on Jols wheels
IF INTERESTED IN Threshlng or crain Raising.
apply 90 nearest Dealer write for flura,
ted Circular sent ree giving fGll particulars Of 6zes
styies, Prices, Terms, eto.
Nichols, Shepard Il Co..
BATTLE CREEK IDoB.
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THERE are several kinds of worms
which trouble horses the pin-wouns (pointed
at both ends are the most common and most
dangerous. Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders will, in few days, eject the worms
and the horse will begin to thrive.
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A HIGHWAYMAN'S CAREER.
The secret that was Entrusted TO Keen
Politician. Politician tn ArkansaS-
Exnoxure, Fight, Ruin, and Death.


William Hill, patient in a private
asylum near Glasgow, Scotland, died a
few weeks ago. Many years ago there
lived in Iredall county North Carolina,
respected Presbyterian minister named
Curry, the pride of whose life was an
only one Nixon by name, in whose train
ing the good man took peculiar delight.
The vou1g man won the affection of a
young girl attending. the same school,
and 20 ardent was their attachment that
no rival was suffered to come between
them. When the girl reached the age of
fifteen, her devotion to young Curry be-
came so manifested that their parents
wishing to secure for her what they
viewed as a better aliaDce, forbade
further intercourse between the two.
As a natural consequence clandestine
meetings were resorted to, and con-
tinued for three years. At the ex-
piration of that period, the hand of
the young lady was sought by the
son Of one of a southern statesman,
and her parents tried to compel her ac-
ceptance, whereat she eloped with young
Curry. The couple were overtaken.
Then the young man turned and shot
his rival. who led the pursuit, killing
nlHl instantly Tic youliS couple Inen
renewed their flight. After long and
heated chase Curry took refuge with his
betrothed in the Allegheny mountains,
near the head-waters of the Catawha and
there outlawed from society, he became
highwayman, aud speedily achieved a
dreaded notoriety by the number and
character of his daring exploits. The
governor of North Carolina offered five
thousand dollars for his arrest, and
many, lured by the'tempting offer, tried
TO hunt him down. Suddenly he was
missed from North Carolina; it was sup
posed that he had changed his base of
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VEGETINE has restored thousands to
health who had been long and painful suf-
fererS
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PDPLEs on the face, rough skin, chap
ped hands, saltrheum and all cutaneous az
fectiens cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of Juniper Tar Soap.
That made by Caswell, Howard &c c., New
York, is the only kind that can be reit d on,
as there are many limitations, made from
common tar, which are worthless.
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HIS CLAIM HOUSE ESTABLISHED IN lses.

pEHCI0Nc obtained for onlcer. Soldiers. ard
TEttOIOHU seamsn OF Nnr Ot 1861 mud D,
and for their heirs The law includes dcseTters and
those dishonorahly die haTled II wounded Injured,
have contracted Hns disease, Apply ~ once. Thou
sands entitled. Great numbers entitled o. an IN
creased rafc. aud should Apply Immediately, All Sol.
Tor any period. however short. whether Disabled 81
not.-and al widows Of such not ROW on the Pension
rolls requested to end me their address a. onte.
pnIiATV, Mary who enlisted in lsai-2 and 3afe
HOutt entitled. Send your III charges and
have q. en- examined. Business before the Pate nj
Once Solicited Ohccrs r,tnrns and accounts set
tied. and All just claims prosecuted.
A. 1 make no charge unless successful. request
All to inclo-e two stamps for reply and return %
papers GEORGE D. LEMON, Lock Boa ~, Wash
iugton. u. q.
I recommend CaP'nin Lemon ~ IN honoIgtle aud
successful prartitinnpT.-S. A. Hurlhuf ". g fth
Congressional Disfri,t Of Illinois, late MnJor-6cn-
cral United states Volunteers
In itnG mention name Of this paper
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1t Pays

Any smart man who wishes % make 5000 rear On
"a SMALL capital 10 commence in our line If business
Roofing H. Specially. There Is no one IN your
county who carries uu the hurinPrH NOu can leHrn
10 IA one week BOY ftud1 ing 10 tru tons which
We send 10 all wlio ask for them. ANY man having
800 capital 10 start with. rfn purchase enough
tcria 90 roof THHEr ordinary houses. The real
ized oD sale and profit on this supply, added 20 the
regular pay for labor as kooier. should amount 20
not less than $500. An expert could HAeiLY
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small means Join together e. advantage
canyassing, while The aJHEE attends 20 the work.
send for Book Of Instructions " you write
unable 10 advance the usnef present the matter 10
the rrnrip pal Gtufekeerrr ~ lorn PLACE and talk n
with him. lie will De- 10 furnish the stock
aud divide the profit with you. We will guarantee
the territory the FfEsT responsible applicant Adj
dress y. Y. SLATE EOOFING DO, LinirEn,
: Cedar St. y. Y.
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To ministers. Lawyers and ola Wen


To Ministers. Lawyers and old Wen.
IN you havea weak voice. subject 10 hoarscness.
III and threat often sore-ifyou have weak lungs
| + -itysu have n weak beck-if yen are troubled
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waking, fatigues or eNbausts on, yeur ahdo-
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ing. you will inclose 70 me tilree-co stamp.
the ef'ctual remedy will be pointed ont aud infOr-
ADDRESS, J. ~ GHA w..
EDITOR THE DAPTIsT. MeDpii', Tenn.
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Nichols, Shepard 6 Co.,
RATTLE CREEK. IDcB.
, 1876-03-10
MICHIGAN.
Tho 1tctnornl Of 1ttsitun-Axsnt TBattR
-stnii0nefy fog ahu Cnpitol-'CrIp-


Tho 1tenaovni Of 1utitun-Axsnt RettR
-stola0nefy fog Aha Cnplto1-'ErIp-
let's.
Srte,dl Corresrnr<ltnce n tn Chnugo Tribune,
LAssrxo. Mich, Marcll a,-TnE Tnlp,,sE
has mentioned the removal Of tho nev.
George l. Detts, Of this city, ~ Indian Asont for
this State. The lit. Pleasant lFatcI.1otrer do
voies nine columns to the investigation matio by
4. G. Klmha1, Uni.nd stttes Inspector OF In
dian Affairs, Which developed that a1r. Detta and
his Interpreter, John II. Collins wcro implicated
in tho aalo OF pntenta to Indiana, Alexander
Andro, and ". q. Arnold Of 1phjA- Tho records
h1Ho show the fact that patents which hhd beau
lseuel for large amount Ut land had beoh CAN
coled and tho lhud. in aiinoat every case. p1r-
chased by Andro and Arnold. Iu somo casos
thcso latils had beon raselocscd. purchased, and
tho deed recorded bofots the patent had loft Nj.
Hstts' Office At LnnHiug.
ME. Herman WohncE, OF Dny City, ID now on
gageu In tho c0nstruction OF clay models for
statuhrY for the cast front OF tho new Capitol,
and has completed tho ceuttal t]euto, represent
,pg Michigan. The Statue is OF woman dressed
III Inlinn COSTUME. Tho right hand otrora pro-
tection to Commerce. which il represented by q
female figure ettfuE ou = baie Of goods, aud sur
rounded by Articles Of commerce, prominent
among which ia an open barr Of sleEie. Tho
left baud In extoutled toward Agriculture, which
IL represented iu sitting posture, surrounded
BY products Of the iieid. Mining aud Lumber
Ing arc represented hy appropriate implem onts.
ilrs. Etlas Batter, Of Pint, gAyc birth recently
10 tnfee daughters. Weighing collectively eight
cen pound4 AL are alive aud we'll