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PILES. HemoNhoids.
P1LON.

Many causes tend to produce til Il Dnts.
!"t aud distressing state. The blood "
retardea IN its retmr"; the too 1req.s.s
cOngesfion Of the bOsrels, torpid action u
the liver, and numerous other Causes sSs
the source Of this complaint, and hitherto
The public, ,chicIt scolld rapidly alieriats
symptoms aud ultimately prorc an efest.
ice cure. In rILON scc haee a rensedH
which .,; not on!y act, al,no.s tnsts:.ly, -
(Pites) by absorption, and many srAs
haze rccetred not only benefit, o~t Asse
been radically cured, hare been asssre1
memt surgeons that the only re'it/ f1sv
eoer could crpcct in life, srould be ~ -
operation, aud rcn:or'"O It or them Irs.s
s s ss%y 1s res ;s ns. se: s"
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n'cHW I"octisirs0 f'tysici0ns, srho are cog
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ness to Mci" a'ei"t!rc aaeTlts, and eorroo-
orate cccry assertion. UIerc there arc
many complications Of disease, Gad pa.
tien.s SO desire, DIR. CHANDLEE sri1:
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The Household.
THE TABLE.
POTTED BEEF.

! POTTED BEEF.
The beef we'll boiled; all the fat take,
OIL. Chop it very fine; season with salt
pepper, allspice. and little sage. Mel
butter enough to knead 1t we'll together
Pack it closely in bowls, Ito turn on,
nicely,) and pour melted butter over it
and it will keep week In cool weather,
sPICED BEEF.
Chop very fine the tough end of two
beef steaks, piece of suet as large as half
an egg; season with pepper, salt, summer
savory, and very little nutmeg; add
two well-beatcn eggs; half pint of dry
bread, rolled cracker; four or five table
spoonfuls sweet cream; butter the size of
an egg, aad make into long roll with
flour; place in baking pan with little
dripping; bake until cooked and brown:
turn 1t over several times.
INDIAN MEAL POUND CAKE.
Sift one pint of yellow corn-meal and
one half pint wheat flour-into which you
have first put full teaspoonful Of baking
powder and a small spoonful of salt
one grated nutmeg, one tablespoonful of
ground cinnamon. Put three quarters of
a pound Of granulated sugar and half a
pound OF butter together. Beat eight eggs
very light. ard add to the butter and
sugar, alternately, with the meal-little al
time and half cup of milk, and have
your dish or pan we'll tuttered; bake in al
moderate oven. Takes q long time to
sake.
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DIRECTORS.
GEO. W. Fox. w. W A1nrpsor
>. s. MENDENHALL, W. H. MARTIN.
w. 3. Meadow.
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Be At Y PL.ANOL

Grand Square and Upright
This instrument is the most handsome
and best Piano ever before manufactured
IN this country or Europe, having the
greatest possible depth, richness AID vol
umco tone, combined with rare br:llian-
cy, clcarness and perfect evenpess through.
out the entire scale, and. above all, a sur.
prising duration of sound, the power and
sympathetic quality of which never
changes under the most delicate or power.
ful touch. Space forbids a full descrip-
ton OF this n. aitcent instrument.
Agents discourt gwen where | have no
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purchasing on" Of these CELEBRATED
If, after five (5) days'
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money you have paid will be refunded
upon return of instrument, aud freight
charges paid by me both ways. Pianos
warranted tor six years. Address,
Daniel f. Beatty, |
o,., Washington, New Jersey U. S: A.
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Aolloway's Pills

Disorder Of The Kidneys.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secretc too much or too lii
tie water; or whether they be Athlete d wit
stone or gravel. or with aches aud pain
settled in the loins over the regions of tn
kidneys, these Pills should be taken &C
cording to the printed directions, and tn
ointment should be we'll rubbed into tn
small of the back at bed time. This treat
ment will give almost immediate relic
when all other means haye failed.
FOR ST0MACHS OUT OF ORDER.
No medicine will! so effectually improv,
the tone of the stomach as these Pills
they remove all acidity occ .sioncd eithc,
by intcmperance or improper diet. The,
reach the liver and reduce it to a health,
action; they are wonderfully efficacious il
leases of spasm-in fact they never fail II
touring all disorders of the liver ant
stomach,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the bes,
known in the world for the followin.
diseases: Ague, Asthma, Bilious Com
plants, Blotches on the Skin, Bowel>
Consumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysen
try, Erysipelas. Female Irregularities
Fevers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, Htadacht
Indigestion, inflammation, Jaundice. Live
Complaints, Piles, rheumatism, Reten
ton Of urine, Scrofula or Kings Evi!
Sore Threats. Stone and Gravel, Tic
0ouloureaux, rumors. Ulcers. Worms
all kinds, Weakness from any cause. etc
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6l7 St CharIes street, st. Louie, Mo.
DIR. WHITTIER

St' VnaT1es street,
treats all forms of Veneral Diseases. Semi.
mai Emissions and Sexual Debility. with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed.
eau or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
IAN refer to the medical profession in all
parts Of the Country . -
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POTArOE SALAD.

Cut six or eight cold potatoes into even,
thin slices, and put into salad dish. Gu,
line and sprinkle over the potatoes q tea
spoonful Of parsley, and 4 little salt and
cayenne. Stir half . tea-cup. OF good
cream until It is very smooth and foamy;
pour over the potatoes, and mix carefully,
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We are also prepared to give
TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS

on either of the above named cities.
Nz~Collcctlons entrusted to our care will
receive immediate attention, aud will be
reunited for promptly when desired, BY
exchange On New York or otherwise.
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Very IIateful.

She had just returned from Il visit to
a married couple, and rs she threw her
hat on the sofa, she turned up her nose,
put on a look of disgust, and said, ''If
there is anything on this earth that is
hateful, it is to see married people kiss
ing and hugging before folks"
Her little brother crawled out from
under the sofa, where he had been
hunting a stray marble, and, addressing
his sister, said, ''You and George are
all the time kissing each other before
me; but you Amt married yet, and then
i suppose I'm too small to be folks.
The little boy told another little boy,
next morning, that it wasn't always a
sign when your ear burned that some-
body wasn't talking about you.
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The woman of America have been
honored by the noble example of true
womanhood, as set before them in the
lines of Mrs. Grant to Mrs. Hayes.
History furnishes no more beautiful
illustrations of the virtues and woman
ly attributes TO revere than cluster
about the characters and lives of those
who, though honored and battered,
ever bear with them the mOdesty and
lovable qualities that mark them the
mothers of the lcmr. Mrs. Hayes has
done more for the true elevation of
women than all the lecturers and books
which have been written. The people
of the United States honor themselves,
their wives and daughters, and the
mothers they rcvere by the open, frank
expressions of admiration and of hon.
age everywhere offered tine wife of the
President. Not simply because Of her
exalted position, but for the reason
that, filling it like queen, she has lost
nor of the characteristics which make
her greater, the queen of the home, the
wife and mother.
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OLD Field Marshal Won Wrangci,
whose death at the ripe age Of 90 was
recorded recently, was II of those
great men we occasionally meet with in
military and in civil life who achieve
greatness simply by their power of
holding ON. He was already n colonel
when he fought at v Waterloo under
Butcher, and as years passed and his
elders and his contemporaries dropped
OF he rose in rank and in command,
until, when he had been sixty years in
the service, his tenacity "a considered
so remarkable that, in recognition of
it, he was made a field marshal. After
that he distinguished himself by his
very savage campaign against Denmark
which reflected no particular credit
upon him or his royal master, but
which won for him II coronct. but he
distinguished himself still further by
holding on for some years more, his
afIectionate sovereign giving him n
fresh decoration now and then, until
last summer, on the eightieth anniver-
sary of his entry into the service, there
was nothing left for the emperor to do
but to give him a sword and write him
a gushing letter. But even such n life
must come to an end some time, and
now the grim old soldier has gone to his
long rest.
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Effects of the Elements.

General Beauregard, in Il letter to
the New Orleans Picayune, refers to
the proposed plans for the repair of the
Mississippi river levees, and says:
"As l have had some experience in the
use of planks and spiles in Lake Pont-
chartrain, and of concrete in Louisiana.
l trust you will excuse me for express
ing my views relative to the use of
those materials in the levee protection
referred to. Pine does not last more
than from five to seven years when out
of water, and exposed to the weather.
Red cypress lasts about twice as long.
Piles rot, in the time mentioned, to
low-water mark, and become unsound
to the lowest water line; below the lat
ter they remain sound for many years,
unless attacked by the terrodo. The
surface of cement concrete, exposed to
the saline or brackish atmosphere of
the gulf coast and the extremes of heat
and cold of our cline, gradually crum-
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SATURDAY. NOV. 10. 1877.

IT is believed that the next expe-
dition to the Arctic regions will find
the graves of Franklin and his party,
with the buried records, etc. An
Esquimaux has described the place
where the men built shanties and lived
for several years, and where they one
by one succumbed TO the circumstances
by which they were surrounded in that
desolate region. A mate of a vessel
wrecked ON the Arctic coast talked with
the old Esquimaux who knew all these
things and who gave the mate n spoon
used by Franklin's party while camped
at the place where they died.
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TIE staff correspondent of the New
York Tribune, writing from Washing
ton, has no predictions to offer as to
what will be the outcome of the differ
ences between the President and the
Republican party, but says: THE
breach between the Republicans in
Congress and the President must soon
be repaired, or it will become irrepara-
BILE. If repaired, it will be by the
Presidents yielding, by the Republican
leaders yielding, o. by a compromise.
If it is widened and perpetuated, there
will be time enough hereafter to spccu-
late upon the consequences"
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bles into dust. Most Of the concrete
embrasures of the forts in Louisiana

embrasures of the forts in Louisiana
have been refaced with lake bricks to
protect them from the deteriorating
effect mentioned. Even northern brick
of the first quality are affected like
concrete in certain localities on the
gulf coast. In 1913 l constructed a
concrete reyctment wall ut the hosri-
tai site of Fort Pike, fronting Lake
Pontchartrain, with dimensions nearly
similar to those recommended by Mr..
Roy for the protection levee he refers
to. Its face, however, was protected by
lake bricks of the best quality, properly
blocked into the concrete to prevent
injury from water filterirg between the
two surfaces and then freezing. That
wall is nearly as good now as when
built, thirty-four years since, and has
not, meanwhile. required any rerairs
that / am aware of."
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS


IA all DISC. ae' affecting these Organs, whether
Hy seerntr too much or too hte water; or
Wh,lurr they leai'lcted with tone ur gravel, or
regions @, the Kidneys these Pills should he ia
Ken according the printed directions, and tie
OH ;mcnt should be vel rubbed into The small on
the back a. hyl um". THIS treatment will give
aimosI immediate roller when al other means
have failed.
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Fer Etomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine viii so cArcrually Improve trc
tone Dt the stomach 40 these Pills; they rcmoy,
all Gcdity ucca,ionod either by mlcmpcrnnr. y,
improper diet, They reach the liver and r,rIu,,
II to healthy artioni they are wonderfully cnicg-
ClDus in cases of -pusm--ln tact they ucvCr mil il,
curing all disorders %. the liver and stomach
HOLLOWAl'S FILLS are the best known f.,
the world for thu following diseases Ny',
Asthma, Bilious Complains, Bloches on tI.
skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility, Drpu,y.
Dyscutcry, Lrysipclls, Female lrrrgI,uiti5,
fryers OF al kinds, Fits, hout, Headache, mdi.
geston, Inflammation, Jau.dice, Liver Com
pmEtl LunMgo, rilr', RhoumSti,In' Rrur,..
ton OF urine, srrolUlA or Kings Eyil, So,,
Ihr0ats, stone and Gravel lic-Doulo,lr.nl
lumoIs, Ulcers, " orms Of al kinds, Wc1kra,5
lInnI INV r..llsn. ni..
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, county Of Alexander.
Circuit court Of Alexander county, ST pie nter
term, 4. u. Isl.
Frederick korSmeyer, vs. John Q. Harnan, Rot
er, Howe and Wake Hubble. Bills III chancery.
Affidavit Of the non'resdGnce Of Robert Howe
anil Wake Hubble Of the defendants above named
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cree entered against you according to the prayer
said bill. JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
MuLKsY LiSSdAR \ LAsspSN, Complainant
Solicitors. Cairo. Ills, July 18th, A. D. 1871
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