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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26

by the company, after many Years Of
experience, seems 10 be perfect,-the
checks by one division on another being
so complete that no wrong can be done
TO policy-holders by false entries of any
kind short of widespread COLLISION
among many employees, all of whom
were found TO be exceedingly courteous
and acting under instructions from the
principal officers of the company, were
prompt in furnishing full information
as to every detail.
Judged by the hardest test that could
be applied under the law, and with
every doubtful item eliminated from
their resources, the net surplus amounts
10 1886, $3.50.
This exhibit clearly establishes the
fact that where Life Insurance Com
pany is honestly, ably and prudently
managed, there is no occasion to force
a showing of solvency by including in
Its assets prospective value of real cs-
tate and excuses Of premium payments
to be received.
Forthc reasons above given, the SUI
perintendent has no hesitation in stating
tnat TINS great corporation Is entitled 10
public confidence and its officers to his
warmest commentator
Total Gross Assets ...,... ....... S33, l9a $50 As
Total Liabilities. ..,... ... n,YSs,t i25l
Surplus regards policy holders,
on the basis of admitted assests
MS determined 10y this report. .... 5,a6e.SeSIe
surplus "a regards policy holders on
the basis OF total assests, as report
ed by the company ... .......,... G,sl7,l26 OF
Estimated surplus of rontiuc policy
holders, included IN the above, 5l7,5oi 81
JOHN +. SMyTH,
superintendent Insurance Depart
ment State of New York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26
A story Of Prince Bismarck.

In the summer of 1912, when Bis
marck was twenty-eight years old, and
was cavalry officer, he was standing
one afternoon with some of his COM
panions on n bridge, when his groom
led his horse into the water TO drink
Suddenly the horse lost footing, fell,
and the groom disappeared Bismarck
Immediately threw away his sword, tore
oil his uniform, and sprang into the
river to save his servant He caught
him, but the frightened man chung to
him with such grip, that he was
obliged To go to the bottom before he
could get loose Eventually he saved
the groom. For this gallant deed he
received the wellknown Prussian medal
for saving life that one still sees, be-
tween SO many other stars and orders,
on his breast. He isvery proud of this
mark of honor, and once, when dis
tingushed diplomatist asked, with some
sarcasm, the meaning Of the simple
decoration, which, ut the time, was the
only one he had, he answered quickly,
" am in the habit Of saving peoples
lives sometimes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26
FlcSlly Fruits

1t is generally supposed that the flesh
Of the fruit provides the first food for
the terminating plants Of its seeds.
Such however. is not the case, for here,
as III other cases, the first nourishment
is drawn from the seed alone. The
flesh Of the fruit bears no relation to
the embryo; it is Il kind of outcast sub
stance or eXcrction of the plant. In
most of our cultivated fruit trees, too,
the great mass Of this flesh is the result
Of cultivation. Thus the wild cherries
of our woods possess SO little flesh
that they do not repay the trouble Of
plucking. In the mountains Of Pontus
| found grapes SO small that they were
not worth eating; and PalIas informs us
that the wild apricot, and often like
wise the wild or escaped peach, possess
no flesh at all, the former, indeed, being
like a leathcry two-valvcd capsule. Kari
Koch.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26
.The answer came back.
The Origin Of the Ulster.

According to a Paris journal, Donizet-
Ii was really the inventor of the Ulster.
One day, at Paris, he sent for his tailor
to measure him for an overcoat. The
tailor fodnd him at the piano surren-
dering himself to the rapture of com
position. Nevertheless he was persuad-
ed to quit the beloved instrument and
deliver himself up to the man Of tape
and chalk The tailor made the first
measurements, then, stopping, began
to take the length Of the garment. "To
the knee, sir q he said, timidly. Low
cr, lower said the composer, in a
dreamy voice The tailor brought the
measure half way down the leg, and
paused inquiringIy Lower, lower"
The tailor reached the composers
ankles. Lower, lower But, sir.
you won't be able to walk. Walk?
Walk? Who wants to walk? - it.
sir with an ecstatic lifting of The arms,
/ never walk-I soar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26
showing it to the lieutenant, that is

showing it to the lieutenant, that is
very pretty-for Marguerite"
While the lieutenant criticises, the
widow and the artist are watching and
measuring one another, although YOU
would scarcely believe it, both appear
so smiling and at ease That night the
widow makes her fourth men,, viz:
Getting desperate. Only few. more
days. lie has become acquainted with
Marguerite. The lieutenant is very
good in his way, and | cannot go back
to the fashion plates"
A week later The gossips are on the
q,d u,e. There is to be camp-meet-
ing Will Mr.. Neal go? The voice is
very beseeching.
Mr.. Neal is very sorry, bit y.
Madam smiles over hard-shut teeth,
and the lieutenant dreams it is heaven
to take IA widow to camp-meeting. If
he was III heaven then, | cannot tell to
what realm of bliss he has descended
when they return, for the widow wears
his ring upon her finger. 1t is dusk
when they enter the parlor. There is
a lady left in the shadow when Mr..
-Ntai CollleS loIN;lu, out llauall uocS
not give her two looks. She is 50 eager
to try him. Her diamond sparkles in
HIS eyes
"Ah y And he draws a deep breath
of surprise. The widoN tries to speak
softly, but the triumph will CLEAN in
her eyes as she murmurs, going close
to him and laying her beautiful hand
on his sleeve, " 1t is my engagement
ring and it was her coup d'eta. Never
was there such watching as from those
Cecilia-eyes
Dean Neal turns to the widow with
his peculiar smile. ALLOW me-" he
says, formally, " to present you to my
wife y And the lady comes out of the
shadow s X Certo;nlv-it
was the Marguerite.
As for the lieutenant-O, we'll he
observes how gracefully his fopcee takes
the hand of the strange lady, how very
soft her voice is as she congratulates,
and, in fine, goes on dreaming of
heaven
Let us pity the lieutenant-wh he
wakes. Chicago Sat. Ere. Herold.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26
A French Yarn.

An officer named Nerdier was cele-
brated IN his garrison for winning every
bet None of his comrades could coast
of ever having been successful. and at
last no one cared to bet with him. One
day Nerdier was transferred to another
regiment; but the fame of his peculiar
luck had already spread before him.
After supper rendered him by his new
comrades on the evening of his arrival,
and when champagne made its appear
ance, General b. called out:
" Is it really true, Nerdier, that YOU
win every bet?'
" Yes, general"
" But how the deuce do you do ito
80, very simply / am physiog-
nomist, and bet only when | am quite
sure"
" You are " physiognomist Well,
what, for instance can you read now in
my face?'
Il can see" said Nerdier promptly,
" that the old wound in your side ha,
broken out again.
Nonsense - Numbered out the
general.
But"
" No but" after assure you, sir.
Perhaps you do hot like to speak of
it, perhaps a duel
Uidble You won't believe me
"What will you bet?'
" Any thing you please, general"
Five hundred francs"
The gentlemen present are wit
nesses."
. With those words the general at
once proceeded to divest himself, with
out more ado, of his coat and shirt, and
a scrutiny by all present revealed the
fact that there was no trace of wound
by sword or ball
You have lost the bet. Nerdier ~
shouted the general, resuming his gar
mentS.
" / have lost, Inded, this once. Men
may err sometimes. Here are your five
hunered francs"
With a chucklc the general put the
meney into his pocket,
After he reached home he at once
wrote to his old chum, the general in
command of Nerdier's former regi-
ment:
Dear friend, the story of Nerdier's
luck is all humbug. He has just made
bet for five hundred francs that had
a wound in my side, and Of course lost
it."
The answer came back.
" Your naiycte Is truly charming !
Your winning the five hundred francs
cost me two thousand, which Verdier
bet me, on the day of his leaving, that
he would make you on the first evening
of meeting take off your shirt in the
presence of your fellow-ofiicers, and
that you yourself would inform me of
If y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26
TBE WARFARE.

hng the battles flaming van
:, mark the tried and true,
Deiiers OF the cause Of man,
eseu, peerless few.
Born heir mission and inspired,
Oh Sid they fall, we feel
No spirlould like theirs be fired,
q No hai ould WELD their steel.
n ct, one b. @. thev stem aside.
on the field lie
And Ili )laces are supplied,
StilA battle cry:
Still o'a Larry walls of Wrong,
Truth'& ng missiles fly,
And still. with steady step and strong,
Her hosts are marching by.
And so il shall be evermorc,
unti. the trump is blown,
Proclaiming Wrongs hard rule is Ger,
Ind Right is on the throne.
Oh, fear not for our cause sublime,
Let hate do all IL can;
For in the darkest coming time
The hour shall bring the man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26

FEMININE lNDEPENDENCE.-Fe Feminine
independence appears to flourish in
Great Britain. Miss Majoribanks, who
is shortly to be married to the Earl Of
Aberdeen. made no less than three long
speeches in reply to public populations
presenting addresses Of congratulation
upon the approaching event and this
Notwithstanding her future husband
was present to respond if she had pre-
fcrrcd him TO do 50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-12-26

TURKEY FEATHERS! Don't vast" them, Save
carefully the wing and tail feathers. We pay cash
send for prices. HIRAM HhuLEY Il Co. hcapo
, 1877-12-15
IMITATION
@Oloenc l1Dr nao &etts, ncbit sdliHcl

Watirlib bat le nibt Oas / me Musieben Der ebten,
allen in Der 5aibe umo ourh t1alibss Nbreiben lpiro
ibr balo Elm edtes Husiebrn srseben. oaB es itiper
lem iuiro. ben nhterIt 60 5u entoeden. sic 1T i'm
c. o. D., ooer nat Gmpians non SIT ipsroeu 3pei
llbren nebn 8etteu in eineln tadete pc lamot gBenn
lie beltelt luiro, ioute amoeaebrn weroerl, ipe lie Der.
ldift werorn lol. Orlelpe Mrtitel, Der liir piel mebr
Gelo %piferirt piro. Die t%le,niten llnren fir 9amen,
pie 6errcusll6ren No. 20. q. 8. Gppfe IL. So,
Il Mn. 1872 roablpap. yteW @ort Gitp.
, 1877-12-15

ladte iie ibn aus. Sem Corn idien gar
feinen Ginorud auf iie su MAIDEN.
rYrauden ridt 81 idelten, 9err 3dbz
ringer, = es braudt iid yfiemano gu
perlteden per bic @rofnD liebt. - limb
baben's feline Surdt = i6 perltebe gu
idmeisen, i'd ias's Sbnen nur, 3 bleibt
unter uns."
Gamia i6mieg perlesen.
rGelt ia - ih tann elm penig beren
go. Sie Stub lit meme Gepatterin, bic
iast mfrs mieoer. 9ie wObnt oa orauz
ben i'm @aloe, oa beIud i6 lie," ipra9
iie ipDttii6.
$50 tpmmit gu Der, gtelfa?" frus ct
auiitebeno unp ii6 ibr ndberno. Gtmas
unbebaslid mar ibm gu Dtutbe. rMas
treiblt Su ben sansen Sag im Baloe?"
frus er.
rgon su t6aus tomm' i'd, i65ner Serr, "
antpcrtete iie ladeno nit einem coauetten
Nufidlage - uuno i6 woQt' Sic lbon
bitten, mid gu malen. - Sd oadte aud,
pieqei6t bat er iebt %2anseweile oa oben
auf benz Sdlob, neil iein S6at binauf
lit na6 8imasbanpa - fur5um oa bin
t6."
Bortiesuns folst.)
, 1877-12-15
Sic w0dentlide Yreb fir 1878.
9ie Samilien= uub DEMONSTRATING bpn
WeuuIplbautcu.

Sic Samilien= uub DEMONSTRATING npi
Venniplbanien.
geoin9ur9en : $50 jdtrl goitselo porausbejatlt
$3.50 lubrt., poitoelo uordust ejablt
$3.50 jdbrl.. Woltqeln uorarsbejnhlt
Oir gSeeflp VreF miro oas fir Ienltiplp1nlel
leih, mas psiuuuluanieH DEM Gatoe lit lolto, tlt1tlQ
uno reid nu QuellcI.
Seipnoere G%inribtnngen fir 1873.
1. Spn. Jpbn ~. Jcrnep scbt oicien berbi
flr le 1Sr h III oas Wuglano uuo miro IN europa
rnler europGiIdes Oepurtelnent oerpaltelt. Seine
Nusntlunas riefe bon paris iperoen Die beIten rno in-
beltreltlten iein, lpeIde III iraeno e nr t3eltun9 Der
Yer. E toutelr peroffsntli6t n'rorn.
2: lin bic gSelt. nr. Sc q. Nanbo;ph
4eiit lpIro eite Nrjabt 8riefe u.r0fientlibel, ~, LIZ.
inc @riabrun9en .no Geilen ais Srlpettpr Der Con.
lulate OCT Ser. Staaten auf Der san5en Groe ent=
8. Mr. ". ". Mebiu piro cine 9l,abl 9rtis
tel lierern iibcr ietne Jtelle i'm eolniler 1917 5u Den
6euer=Nnbeteru III 9ieu=Wier TO uno iiber Die 3,uinfu
Der peribiittetel Njtefcns5 taote.
4 Or. u. Sbeltpn @dfen5ie bat oas litera-
rIi9e Department Der @SeeflD preR untsr ieiaer
s DIR. 9bpmas Naeeban Die hete Wutoritat
Ill ben Ver. Staaten - bat Dus Wderbau . pdrllment
lnter ltd). ieies indbt Die VSeefiD YreR 3ur
5als.3eitlne DEG Sarmers, Die obne Wleib n 1T.
g.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6lnan3. uno banoels=
herId)te mt etnidluB beg 0eloes. bic Grudt, yauin=
ipone. oes bornoitb s unb oes alstmeinen Wtort es Der
gSer. Staaten nit elmer DDdentliben Euno5dau iiber
bic europaii6en Wtdrfte.
Nnoere bel rrloereG inrihtlnge fperoen anBefiinoigt,
lobalo lie eillaeridtet Iino.
GIub-S ~ebingnngen.
5 Gremplare, ! Sabr, 9otselo oorausbeaablt., 81 90
10 Gre,mplare, l Sabr. poitqelo pprausbe5ablt. Is 90
70 @gemplare, ! Sabr, Toitaelb porau sbejabtt...24 90
30 Gremplare, ! Sabr, 9oit9elo porausbe5ablt ..s5 90
81 y remplare, l Sobr, poit9elo Oprausbe, ablt...5 90
Den Griinbern bon CLUBS BON sebn ooer mebr ipiro
Gin Grtra=@renplar eeeeben.
esYummern meroen allen 4pplifauteu uncut.
aelt.id3 3uaeIdidt.
Vile Nnpe liuiaer, @befs ODER 9~oitoffice -Nnlusiiun.
aen iolten jablbar perradt iperoen an Die Croer BON
s. s. Webin, IT,. Sdabmeiiter.
The Weekly Press
tpirn ieben samffag b%er1fentlidbt bon Der
YreR G%pmpagnie. limitirt.
Ode Stebenter uno G%beftnutffr.,
~3m2Ono.l am philadelphia.
, 1877-12-15

SdJer, fir Winter=Abenoe.
Neues SdriftfsIer,Sptel
Spiet Der SemerbunS unt Seiratb,
Spiel pertrauiidber Hra9en.
@roRe Babrbeiten non srURen Gdriftfeneru.
Stratfpre Spiel BON Sbaracteren II, 3 Staten.
Qlno Gtra,fore'S Splitaire. 2 Spsle in elmer Sor)
SaS SDa eSperesSpiel,
Opel srpRer Gretanife,
WaturtpiFen daftlidJe8 Sptel.
preis berabaeIebt auf 40 Cts. per Bor.
VI cdbiel.aurten. oner Dor pon 100 epielen :. 81. 90
Der Sienenifpcf bee dberse1 ............. $50
SriSpimo 1.25
Gilt umb tournament. 1925
Stend Mne Sbducerp, ieoes .............. 1926
Sttie Sp ele tohneH MD auae!egeiltlih 9enug EN-,
pfoblen iperpcn. SIC 8epa aren jus cid Yelebruna uno
Seraniiaen uno &inber ~ q tern ,urrben ourt oielel=
ben unter1alten. eB- Sreeno NJ lhe Der obi ten Spiele
peroen ali iraeno cine Morelil o%erlanbt, frei nit Der
poit, mad Ginlenouns bes Wrtiies al Die berausaeber
Glarton Nsmiem u. Saffelfnger,
Sm5bs. ga, 626 II. 628 ylartettr. Pbila.
, 1877-12-15

Go lit tpQhr Pear Pea1a6 Heart were Ell, pad ling /;
tes 2ieh Fairest Love thy Face l Greet. Dum-
bert Barney, the Lad from Kildare. @utl zoe
Why am 1 ever watching; Mum Lula Darling,
SlpNom Wal3sr.-Die sueuem orei seitem stiid fir
nas piano uno Die Srael iino in Der Oe5ember Sum.
mer Der yWtuiical hours" fur 25 Gents. Irriu6t es
6 Mnnate. 8anie Wtulif, mirtn Sl6.s so, fir IS 6snts
(Saar ooer Wtarten) BON &. ~. Hid1arcSpn g.
So, 256 @aibinNton Str, Noltom. Oessmber-
ylunmtr unp prainie fret an aue, welde 81 so fir
1878 einlenoen. 4lp2Suop
, 1877-12-15
Sbicft fir Nrpbe=S 81 ummerm
Shminbfuht aeheilt.

Gin alter Mrat. Der Rh BON Der praSis 3uridaeaoaen
bat, empftns bon einem oftivoiihen W%iiiiondr Sos
Receipt eiles einfahen ueeetablGib en 6eilmtttels fir
6aiseranfbeit. Gatarrb. Aitbn,a unb aue Hun9en
uno balstranfbeiten; ierner beilt es W%eroenidpad
uno ole Observation-Disclosures Gr erprobte bei1en be lenos
Strait In tahieno Jduen uno bdlt es fir feline phiht.
btes betlinittel ieinen %lsioenoen Wlitineniden betunnt
lu MAIDEN. &ngetrieben burh sen 9Dunih, Die mrnjdb.
luhsn 2siben iu bell n, teroe i'd Nuen, Die es ,piimiben,
bielss Rseept unentaeltliH. oeutid. fran56I5t oper
sn9liih nit boiler OsbrautsanpeiIuus ienoen. Nbrej.
fire unter Yeifiauna elmer poltmarfe B. NJ. Gbe.
Ear. 1@6 potuers Hlod, Roheiter. Stem Vort. 1gD7mo.
, 1877-12-15

0cbles. Sant=, Wtasen= ump llterine=6r anf=
Slbeiten furirt lett 20 Sabren, ppnSeofprb Qtlum
uup sHpptue, WlaIi. preis ST.. s3euonll5e auf Wers
lanseH sesebel. Ypr 1916. IS Main STR, apn6=
bura. ga. 4gD2snpp
, 1877-12-15
&arum ni9t perin@em
sine
@aibin9tpm 3eitnn9?
ole Weeklp wafDin9ton Star.
@esranset felt fiinfunt3uansta Sabren.

SO lit cine Der beiten uno ~billisIten Seitungen in ben
Ser. staaten; %belonoe,s fir Die farmer. Den Sant.
tusrfer unb ben Tamilienctreel. IS lit cine srpBe.
att Stittn itarte Seituna, entbdlt iebsuuofunjis
spaltsn eiaenen 2eieituff uno gut ausaepdblte geuis-
teiten. literari lden uno ueri6jeoenartieen 2eieItoff UNI
beridtet III friiderer uuo beHerer y8eiie, as oas anoes
rerlelts 9eibebet fam. uno Die Meuisfeiten aus Der
Yunhesbauptltaot, Die 8srbauolunaem oes GonsreIIes,
Der Ggccutloe uno Der @rnee unp Der 6totte.
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For CuGaneOsEs Disorders

Aud all eTuPtions Of the skin, this Ointment il -
invaluable 1t does not hsai nAlly ROAe but
tTatss with the most searching elects 70 the very
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Poultry Cleanse the pooItry-honses
and DestOoxPs from lice. We have lined
our poultry house. with 1Ohrs' Asbestos
rothng. at cost of lew dol airs only,
and there is no fear of vermia oranv
kind IN it hereafter. The smell of car
boIic acid from the tar il vary stroag.
bat not disaSreeable, and win thorougaly
disinfect the house, Provide a warm
corner in the stable for the earliest br-ood-
ing hens, and give extra cars to the
voauS chicks March and April chicks
viii give q plenty Of sggs next wintsr.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Ten thousand American PIows for
80 a Russia. 80


Russia. -.
The -Americl ~ Agricaiturfst for March
las ssyss Use of She. most not ceable Of
resent occurrences is the purchase If
ten thousand American pl0Ws by the
Russian Government, for distr button
among the farmers of Russia. There is
more in this than would seem 30 be at
Hst sight. Il is Ger tainly n great compli-
ment as veil &c . valuable ackHow eds-
mem OF merit 10 AmerieaDs agricultural
implement makers, but it implies thar
the competition of AmsFiean faFner ~
sc kGFopean grain trade has tosc'ied
what has been considered "a inVulner-
able spot The wheat growers OF South
era Raasia supply shat IS knoyFn as the
Black Sea trade, and being much nearer
Io the market than VS. are, their wheat
he, had q great advantage over ours.
BIT American wheat has displaced the
Russian Wkpat, to a considerable extent,
IN ths EDglish aarkeE aud rhe Russiaa
faTmsrs have now 10 exert then sslVes to
bold eVeR q portion Of that trade.
Hence il is detsrmIhed TO try the pI.'" E
that We ars using, with a view t. pr =
ducs wheat more cheaply than hit er o
But there 10 something else needed he
Eisn that holds the plow is Of more ae-
sount than the pillow, and there are no
faFmsrs 10 the word who are more H.
telliGent or more .skillfnl than A int ricsn
farmers. Bus We cannot afJrd to rest
upon what We have gained The i'm
DortAnt fact here noticed shows that orr
competitors are By m means idle, al
intend to i'm prove their methods Oi
work os far "a possible. We must meet
their Improvements by others Of Oui
OWE.
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Mark these Facts.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLK4OWAY'S PILLS

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''I send for another bo1 and keep them
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''Dr. Holloway has cured my headathe
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II gave one of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbus The dear little thing
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INV nausea of morning is now
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Your bex OF Hol1oway's Ointment
| cured me OF noises in the head. 1 rub bed
! some of your Ointment behind the cara,
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81 enclose a dollar; your price is 25
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"Send me five boxes of your Pills"
/ LET me have three boxes of your Pills
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For CuGaneO5Es Disorders
| Aud all eruPtions Of the skin. this Ointment fs =
invaluable It does not hsa nAliy alone, but
atss with the most searching Effects to the
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Important Caution.

None ara genuine unless the signsturs
of J. HAYDOcK. as agent for the United
States, surrounds each box of Pills, and
Ointment A handsome reward will be
given to any enc rendering such infor'
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any party or parties Oounterfsiting the
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*Iold at the mann factory of PROBES.
cor HOLLOWAY & Co., New York, aud by
al respectable druggists aud dealers in
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each.
~There is considerable saving by
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n. B -Directions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed ia
each box.
Office, 112 Liberty St., II. Y
noy3o II
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Holloway Pills
Invariably cure the following diseases
Disorder Of the FKidneyS.

Ia all diseases a5scting these organs whether they
much little Watercr whether :hsy be
afflicted vito stone srEv5t, with Sches and pains
settled in the lons the gio8s Of the kidneys
these Pills shou ID be according th1 printed
diEectonB aud the Ointment should be we'll rubbed into
the small II the hack bed time. Ths ment will
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NEW YORK
AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES
w1TuoUT CHANGER

This is the only line running Pullman
southern Sleeping Cars from New Or
leans, Mobile, Jackson, Mise, MOntgon
airy, Grenada. Decatur, jackson, Tenn.
end Nashville to Cincinnati without
change, connecting at that point with all
lines running Pullman and Wagner
Palace Sleepers to Toledo. Detroit, Grand
Rapids, Baltimore, Washington, Ssndus-
KY, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, Salaman-
ca, and New York without change.
This is the only line running its entire
trains betEeen Louisville and CIncin natl
and the only line by which passengers
from the South en- route to Eastern and
Northern cities (not in through sleeping
Carsl can avoid tedious haul through
the city of Louisville bv changing car
at the Short Line Junction with l. g. I'll
II 3 three miles south of the cisy
where one elegant dining hall is located
under the mausgem ent Of the Railroad
Companis
Through sleepeys from AtI-lta. Chat
Fanoogu, Little Rock, Memphis and Woke
burg, make direct connection at Shor
Line innctiom with through Sleepers t.
Sew York, Philadelphia, r%d other cite
via this line
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ed either by iLt PeEanee Improper diet They reach
the liver and reduce it healthy acoD--they are
wonderfully efnc eius in cases o. spasUliu fact they
fail in curing all disorders OF the liver ans
stomach
HOLLO%AY'S PILLS are the best
known IA the world for the following
diseases Asue, Asthma, Bilious Com
plaiofs, Blotches on the Skin. Bowels,
Consumption Debility, Dropsy, Dyson,
terv, Drysipeias, femaie Irregularities
FeveTs of ali kinds. FRS, Gout, Head
| ache. Indigestion. Inflammation, Jaun-
dice. Liver Complaints, Lumbago, Piles,
Rheumatism, Retention of urine, Scro-
fnla or Kings Evil. Sore Threats, Stone
| or Gravel, Tic-Dnuloureux, Tumor-, III
GERS, Worms IF all kinds, Weakness
| from any cause etc