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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

A correspondent writes from Paris
that new fashion IN latlies' stockings
s being introduced. The stocking is
wfthick white or pink silk-the clock
being of solid but flexible gold, some
thing like an ordinary snake-chain-
about as thick as amsn's little finger,
and ornamested Mi0 pearh! Tie
price OF these simple articles of dress is
only 500 francs pair, which seems
very cheap. With eighteen-buttop
gloves at 20 shillings a pair, and hall
dresses which cost from 100 TO 800
guineas a piece. we shah soop. attain
al Arcadian simplicity Of oftoilet. and a
man who has, say f2, 900 s-yar, will
be able to let his wife and one daugh'
ter goto abost |ons dance each during
the season. II London Pail Mall Ga
zette.
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.Nbossf Addresses.

IA woman has to have powerful
common sense to keep her virtue on
the stage. if she is attractive in person
or magnetism. In the hrst plaos, Ne
has to dress, and on a meager salary
to begin with. She appears in the
best wardrobe she can command, and
suddenly hears a roll of applause.
What is it' Why, another actress has
just come on, elabora;ely dressed
perhaps at a patrons expense-and
that applause il paid 70 the dress. be-
fore the owner Of il opens her mouth
to say a word. The novitiste feels
that she must havea wardrobe. There
is rich man in the audience whose
ardent glance she sees. + do you
not see that she who can survive the
temptation Of the profession is a great
woman" 70 r.r.r ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

a man came into a restaurant last
nigh, and, mounting a high stool, lem.
ell aver the counter and ordered q
porter.hou.e steak with eggs on the
side, aud some ale and oysters to be-
gin on. IN about half an hour he
had finished his repasi, and was begin
ming to deliberate ON what kind Of des-
sert he would wind up on,whcn man
walked in, md tappius him on the
shoulder. remarked:
II. your name Billy Hicks''
"Yes, that's my name," said the
nan cnNtln ssol. rs his KAa Sole
down % his Zip pocket, fdmbling for
the handle Of a barker; "what do you
want"
1--WE had little trouble once before
10 White Pine, aud pow I guess Psc
got you TO dead rights continued the
new conner, pulling out a large-sired
six shooter.
III you'll just step into the street
aud yace OF yosr distsnN- IN your
man. said the FEEDER, Who had just
finished his pie. and, whipping out a
revolver. he sprang of his perch and
rushed after the other into the street.
The frightened restaurant man got
down behind the counter asd bent his
ear 10 listen to the shots and the rush
Of the mob-but he didn't hear any.
thing unusual. and in about i've min
utes lie recollected that there were
81 30 owing on the meal. Then he
went out on the sidewalk to invcsti-
gate. .......
"was there a row out there few
minutesago," he inquired ofa star1ga,.
zer ON the sidewalk.
Didn't see any. I've been here
for the last hall hosr or so.'lii 9i,
"See two fellows with, ulsters and
revolver. come out,'
"Yes, they was talkin' about swap
pin guns, aud they're over the way
now. takin' a drink"
Tbs restAuraat maa went hack 70,
al. A ~ A
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The Aara.ssse. of Puie.~ss.

Alphonso, the clerk in Merrill's
grocery, was somewhat indisposed
Monday. so much so as to cause com
ment from the customers as they came
in. Two young ladies were in after a
pound of starch, and Alphonso was
waiting upon them, when man at the
.slove, having intently observed for a
moment, suddenly remarked;
ut is decided advantage foryou
to look pale, Alphonso-"
The young man looked up with a
grateful expression.
because it makes your .nustache
show" added the man.
Alphonso WINGED.
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f'admaa On Dasi~s.

"Who can tell what baby thinks?"
asks the maternal DIR. Holland; and
every body is delighted at this evil
dence Of the doctors own habits Of
profound thought. Taking adv,ni
tage Of the fact that the babies are
everywhere oTerestimated, the doctor
would confirm all doting parents in
their belief that their inimitable off,
spring must necessarily he intelligent
from the first moment OF existence.
But babics don't think No boy, no
man, has ever Remembered that he
thought any thing in hi. mewling and
puking period, because he did not
think. There are afectionate cubs
and kittens that lore thss mother
without thinking, ana il Is the same
with the little human animals. The
smartest baby does not know its own
father after an absence Of two weeks,
though you could never make the faith
or believe this. The utterances which
are so eagerly translated into pa" and
INA" at very early date mean moth
ing in the world TO the baby; Le 10
only beginning to develop his inherit.
ed faculty of speech. The baby is a
woman's superstition. Let not those
good people who have no babies be led
astrsy BY the'raptures Of unrehsctine
parents. Il CourierJournal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

A man in Fryeburg, Me-. got so
disgusted with his wife because she
discharged a pretty servant girl in a
fit Of Jealousy, that he sent to Chica-
20 for divorce papers. The wife got
wind Of his game. and, in order to in.
sure its entire success. eloped with an
other man. The laws of Maine will
probably now be sufficient to the hus.
bands purpose.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

HATE NoT.-It is not worth while.
Your life is not long enough to make
it pay to cherish ill.will or hard
thoughts towards any one. What il
that man has cheated you, or that wo-
man has played you false' In few
years it will make not the least differ.
ence to you, and fhe worry and ankle
ty ill'feeling entails is surely worth
discountiDg TO that extent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

A tender swain reproached his fair
one with letting rival kiss her hand,
. fact which she Indignantly denied.
.1But saw it," NAY. them" cried
the offended fair one, 81 am now con-
WINGED that you do not love me, since
you believe your eyes in preference to
my word
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Two young ladies were once singing

Two young ladies were once singing
due. in a'concertroom. A stranger
who had heard better performance,
turned to his neighbor, saying; "Does
not the lady in white sing wretched-
ly!' Excuse me, SIR" replied he,
81 hardly feel at liberty to express my
sentiments. She is my sister, IL
beg your pardon. SIR answered he, in
much confusion. II mean the lady
in blue" You are perfectly. right
there" replied The neiskbor; Il hsve
often told her so myself. She is my
wife"
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LADY Go servant. who has given
notice three days after her arrivsD-
But if you didn't mean to stay why
did you take the placer Servant
Well, 'em, when I see you at the reg
istry Office you looked so tired and
tagged l took your situation out Of
charity hte d-IIT I1JGEf
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/, l..LL rn wln

A starving Chinanan. who was ta-
ken into the Cincinnati hospital for
resuscitation. a few days go. attribu.
ted bis woful plight to the fact that he
had started laundry in Louisville.
He sums up his experience in single
line: "Kentuckee-two weekee-ons
shirtee."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

The patrons Of this paper are fully
aware Of our weakness for early pissy
and vegetables, but whee . subscriber
who owes two years back duss lovine.
ly forwarded US twent, Rive ssntS worth
of new radishes, upon which We paid
6i,y-csnts sxpsessass, We salnIy ~
down and wept.-[Grifin ga. Daily
News.
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Mr. jaime. Coriie, Dsnti.t, IA Bal.

timore, writes; 81 have used DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup personally and in
my family for two or three years, and
am prepared to say that there is moth.
ing to compare to it as a remedy for
Coughs. Colds, ETC."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

A Kentucky editor remarks thst
ninety-nine Out OF hundred people
make great mistake. when they cut
of dogs tail, in thriving away the
wrong end.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

FsSte WisS HfSh E-rompfes
When IN Franklin. Simpson coun.
~, n.y.. gentleman gave me an ae-
count Of negro who played the role
of bapksr hn very shsrp aaapss 10
fact. equal to any Of his carpet bag
friends down South. lie ran short Of
funds, and, strange to say, for penni-
less man. he proposed to start bank.
lie started eut among his country
friends to talk up" the bank aud
g,t them Ia take stock, saying:
Don't you know why the white
folks can always ge, money when they
want il and we colored people can't"
"No, we don'tk~sF'N sN -rT
"Well, I has found it all cui since
| been living IN town.
well. how is it uncle JIM
Its just cause the white fnlks
have banks. When they needs any
money, ,,hcy jus check VI the bauk
and gifts Il. We colorei people al.
ways will he po~ and hard up fot
money till We have hanks like white
folks.
In this manner he soon talked up
bank fever among the negroes, when
they asked:
But how are We to run it! We
don't know how to 'tepd 10 these
things like the vhlte ifSlbS )Here-
pliel
II has done learned all about il
since been living in town. You
Zee, you just has to take stock, cord
ing as you are able. Some put in
FIVE dollars, some four, some three,
some two AMI so on. I'll manasy the
hank aaI isfour " kse months sfscr
the bank gets a good start you all can
begin to check on it when you need
money
lie soon made up seventy or eighty
dollars among his friends, who were
much ela,cd a, the idea of holding
stock in bank. Jim returned to
p,,nLI;n aud liant ,,,, nj. b.,L;rv
t,nl. A., az. rrr. A., a,,,,
can s,c,r and coffee whisky anil
o,ho, In,nr;.s of l;c.-in fac, be lived
Ike , banker a. long n. the s7O las.
,.l rr DLUfr
I. a.. ... 81, ,;. -. :, ,ho
In the course oil time some OF the
stockholders being "hsrd up Tor
funds came 'Lto Town 10 check on 'hs
oanR' imagps tpe'r swW~e wMh
Jim very cool'y sa'd 10 'hem'
The o"nk |" done broke,
""hy' now Is TINS Didht you
tell US you was gw'ne 10 manage II
just IKE the wh''e nlks' ana We
would all nave plenty oi money NO"
you don't cheat US out oi our money
We've a great m'nd 10 oea' you 'o' H.
You Niger YOU y,rrl-,
wy you ioo' p'sgets you uoh !
you know 'he "h''e 'o'hs o""AS so'ne'
tunes o'eahs' anu ''s you eAPo.' "'e
10 pe smarter Una" ,ne "n'e 'o'As'
"here T" you oeeh h'' 'ne '"e '"s'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

Shocked and astonished old man
"You bad and wicked boy, why don't
you take of you hat in the church,"
Bad and wicked boy tovercome with
guilt, )-"lf you please, sir, I'm lit
lie girl
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

Commodore Mutt, his fellow dwarfs
and the attendant giant all west 70
one Of Mrs. Hayes recent receptions.
Their diminutive coach, drawn BY
Shetland ponies, rolled up the CARR:
ass way lehind the lan;aulet and
largs black borsA Of, sx-Secrstary
Chandler, and the litsls people hop
ped out and walked demursiy IN.
The little ladies each wore seelskin
sacques and dark trailing, silks,
while the little Commodore and his
friends were Aatissd in drsss coats,
white neckties, and fight gloves. AZ
ter they had been presented. Mrs.
Hayes had leaned over and shaken
each little hand, along came the 81.
ant, head and shoulders taller than
any one in the room. ,-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

A jackson Crenn.) paper say. Du.
ring the war there resided IN that VI
cinity a solitary maiden of sixty sum.
mer, who had no one 10 protect bsv
from the rude buiIets o. the world.
One day while Jackson was occupied
by Federal troops, soldier went into
her sweet potato patch and commenced
helping himself to the potatoes. =
She soon discovered his presence,
and, rushing out, screamed in high
shrill key, ..,rI..,
Get out of my potato patch, you
Soldier 4 .l!si. 10 ID; yosi .oI.
are in the army fighting against us
now, and am going to have ~ We
potatoes / want" "a
Maid-"YOu are lia<Hr; you -
q liar!" t--. NM \
Soldier-"well, If yosv sons xsnt,
your husband is, and ] am going to
have these poiatoes.?g ..u,; q,
Maid-"You're 1 liar, sir; I have
no husband"
soldier-"Well. If your husband
ain't your sweetheart IT,"
Msid-"wsll, ! declare. (sotsuing.)
who told you had a sweetheart"
Soldier-"Never mind"
Maid-"Well, I reckon you can
have few potatoes, but don't take
morn you want fpr y9urpynus"1
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"gm Mad ~ Toe I"

TN mad st you--indcri 7 am,
Nas nes-lu't i,ok - g'-~l. D.
why doa't you ask ny pardon. sirf
You tuow-yo knov you should'
That air Il injure,i innoccncc
l. No, fr you TO wear;
To think ihst you .huuld take my han'l,
Why, sir, hos did sou darcf sf
rm mad Al you, you horrid man,
What are you smiling 81
You kno~ I - dctesi man
That d"e. such things as that.
! really thought ~s'd tr s'--l frieud-.
hut nov, greatly fcar
~ have tasay In, not y, home.
Nrsi tlms that you call here.
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Sfrcef Efissetfe

According 10 . newly published
code al politeness, a gentleman never
altogether separates himself from his
hat, though it is not etiquette to wear
it in a room. In the street, on meet.
ing m equsl, Of, ,vhisevs- sex, no tshes
v Of fr q moment. On meetinga q
lady, or superior Of his own sex, he re-
mains uncovered until he is told to
put il on. do not est on the street,
do not smoke pipe ON the stsees d.
not tmoke cigar or the street il you
ses walking with . lsdy-not even IL
you happen to be the ladys husband.
In visiting professional men, attend
strictly to business, A lawyer viii
not only think you lilly. but viii be
greatly irritsted If, visiting him on
matter of business, you ask how he is,
inquire after the health ofh wife, ex-
press a hope that the children are all
we'll, and so on. This sort Of talk
should be preserved 'sor friends whose
time is not so valuable. or who have
no right to charge for it.
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Marriage Etiquette for Wsdss~s and
WldsWers.

Itis contrary to custom 10 invite
guests to the marriage OF widow. If
a widower msrries q young girl, the
etiquette is the same rs that of a first
marriage. A widow must marry in
the morning early, without show, and
has only her witnesses and those Of
her intended. Her dress must be
plain, Of quiet color; black. however,
is not admissible. On leaving church
the. bride invites to breakfast the wit.
ncsses who have formed the party. but
no other guests are invited to this re-
past. On the fifteenth day after the
marriage, tickets are sent bearing the
new address of the married pair. A
widow never makes vsddiss ealk after
re-marrying, Those who receive the
cards do the visiting. There is a
month allowed for tue return of the
cards and the visits. When u single
lady marries, after having passed the
usual age for marriage, the ceremony
should be simple and unobtrusive. =
[ (Demorests Monthly.
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t.e'ws, 81 way, you horrid ihing
This !. to-, much h. hcsr
Nov that vill do--hI AAi you stop
ie J-i,p- ~ way. Nvw there
Tn msd si you rs ssstsi msa; - y
I'm mad - I can i-'
The curtain. up-the skaters side,
md every one can see
You are the most providing man,
hate you nov, ! do,
ruu~rr ts<yeu ~us .s~ss
rmsenu1 sn>d ntysu'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

A Cincinnati editor, himself the ia
ther Of eleven children. says: .k is
noticeable that with the arrival Of the
second baby there is not the same
confidence as ON the arrival Of the
first, that ii is the most wonderful
thing in the United States. not excep-
ting the Constitution and the Fiji.
teenth amendment. by the time the
family register is numbered with the
patropymic OF the sixth or seventh,
babies become a matter of course,
aud fathers and mothers make the
eoavulsing discovery that babies are
not such extraordinary events after
all, aud that they have remarkable
resemblance to each other while in the
carulaginous stage"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

s-... ss..p..m.. s~ms,.-emsai st.ry
Sidney Smith sought Sarah Stew.
arts servant Susan Simpson. saving.
"Susan. some Sunday steal some , solid
silver spoons isAe rsuid-="such iue
ees,ious. should she succumb, should
surely show Susan's sinfuiness; should
an. steal she should suffer" Sidney
smoke susppishiy. sayine-uSensitiye
SOUL Sainted spirit! Stop such sill.
ness Sorrow smote Sidney .orely,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-04-13

AT a Southern hotel bar an eager
controversy was pending 'twixt vari-
Gus generals, majors, DC, when
quiet fellow observed. II happened to
be there, gentlemen, and possibly may
be able to refresh your memories" !"
Thereupon he proceeded TO give a sue
cinct account Of artaclion. "What
might haye been iys4 rank sir!- an
ed the hotel keeper. II was a pri-
vate." About 10 start next day, hs
demanded his bill. "Nota esnf, sir;
not cspt. \ You're he very 6syt pri:
vate ever met"
ET-TTr 4
e. A l,sa was ArecsAtly ibund -in the
middle Of q hay-mow in barn in Ten
nesses, which bod been there sig months
without water Or anything to eat
except what the hay afforded. Being
covered up when the hay wss put in
the barn, the hen could not get out.
Her toenails and beak had grown half
an inch during the time, and her size
was grsatly rsducsd. When tAkeao ont
and placed in the open cir she tumbled
over, with every symptom Of a fit, but
she shortly recovered. and is now do
ing well.
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wtTs ssS Hsse.

Servians are not remarkably patri.
otic; they are too faithful as husbands,
lovers and fathers to become good sci
diers. A man was once brought he
fore Tchernayef, the Russian General,
charged With having eat off two n his
own fingers in order TO render himself
unfit for service. The soldier denied
that he had himself performed the act
Of sslfmutilation, but subsequently
admitted that a comrsde had served
him only too faithfully in the matter.
"And were you not ashamed" ask.
aths gsisral. 20 sls nlos TN fiad
when the Turks are on the soil Of our
fatherlAnd,"
''Excellency," replied the soldier
I am quite willing to fight the Turks,
but I palaed 10 90 nsg home again. "
Indeed replied the commander
in-chief, "well. you shall have long
leave Of absence. Say your prayers.
You will be shot this moment"
a The pIa,odu Us draws cst, - the
man, who was really no coward, and
would have died willingly in defense
sf-his home, made the sign ofthe cross
and was stepping in front Of his execu.
tionen without q word, when he sud-
deny ssepped. Asif he had fVgotten
something. then walked up to the gen.
ersl, and placing in his hands a few
pieces of money, said:
ITO be given to my wife after"
Go aud tske them TO her your
self" blurted out Tchernayeh, whose
eyes are said to have filed with tears.
The man wa, OF course pardoned.
He seems to have been a veritable
type of his countrymen, who cannot
understand why 80 maay men ssould
sacrifice an that earth holds dear sim.
ply that smother maH phy 1t reyI
atty.
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nrlTTv'c Celebrated Golden
Tsmgue l'arSor
O n q A N s.
FACTORY ESTABLISHED iSs.
Fkos rus rssss.


FROM q. b. white, Ejiior Hack.ttso~n. n. J.,
Herald.
''Th. organ has a rich. dssp and .oal-siirring
tone e,,uldn't stay In the hoass ~iiheut u. II
hrlIs -ondsrtully to drive asay the th"ash'so .
hard times"
The I.eiah"n. Pa. Daily News says;
We Afe Ia Iesill ol s,f uhose ave oslAVe Par
lor Organs, manufactured by Mr.. Daniel .. beatty,
Washington, n. J. rhis organ is hns. s.lid hlssk
salnui cnsr aud In tons u moi le sufIaAssd 10
any insirunient ofits kind."
From tho Lowell. Nsb., Register.
I'VE received this week, dirret ir,in the manu-
facturcr, Daniel y, hsatiy, Washington. n. j.. his
lusiy oelebratsi organ, elsxant iD spIrarsnce and
handsomely furnished, unsxrellsd In richn.ss aud
poser ~ tone. We ar. more than pleased With u ,
and heartily tss,,a",sna , 10 any ONT e"nis'nPis-
Hest onsr ever Eiyon. Money Iefundsd uIan rs-
tarn u organ, sDd ireight charges Paid by nle Dan
is y. bsaityl both ways ~ ahsaiislariorY, Ahsr a
test trial IL ave dsy~ Organ ~srrani.d ioT .iN
years.
Agents wanted eserywsers, male or GeHss, "a
eah'~ss 1f this suisrlor ins,fsmsat. Address
DANIEL +. BEATTY.
Wship yten Nav JsNsv II Sl.
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.FOR sAL.Mi

odsr fa ole my Farm. mile ffeu Hussss-
ville. satsipisr loo Aeses of god ilsbis Lad, 10
high state of cultivation. There ar. sisss y
acres 10 whsat - " O. In I'd ths eslsoss n
blusgrss.. II not soh hy the istk sf MsseA, vli
r-nt. 1he heusss ssarly see .esetsirs 70 sssost
sod bars asA splssAid celia. Tw -pssskeuiars
apply 70 JAnE9 y. PuutTI, ~
lssd ..t.. hs''o" willie. II.
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A n EXCELLENT ''E"i y. %
"A .nr $50 fFv frEf f.r.at'.
FARM FOR 9ALEr 4.

Nesr Walnut Flat. op Dix River, nile Asa
sssnso~t. lSsd sxsrllsus asa frvsA 80 - soss-
dance of hne Timher, consisting Of Ash, Wslnusos-
ess Ts,s su~i Whiss sluk Dss of ~ Ress eo1sabos
fssms In Lincoln county. 10 ssres. veil issesA. III
nee ard Ian psyv ens0fs nov. a pply - ~. ~
u.s. l. y. LAsIEf. tssst.sd. ~. /.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-14
Il the Sweet Rv.n.nn.Ru

y Seeg lrge advertisement.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-14

Liver Disease and Indigestion
prevail to a greater extent than
probably any other malady and
relief is always anxiously
sought after. If the Liver is
Regulated IN its action, health
health is almost invariably Sc
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-14

cannot but be the happy thought as the
fortunate recipient of the Rocky Noun.
tain Tourist" scans It's Wonderful attractive
pages and peruses its fascinating descrip-
tons. Most beautifully embelished with
new and highly artistic engraviDgs, its
letter press a model OF Typographical
richness, and the arrangement throughout
simply superb, the Rock Mountain Tourist
is worthy of comparison with PICTURESQUE
America or The Aidihe is written In
gossipy, graphic style, covering details OF
the tour through the garden.ef the South
west 1.-THE Arkansas Valley, Southern Kan
5sas), to the very heart of the Alps OF
America Rocky Mountains. Jaunts
are made to all the famous resorts of Col
orado, the remarkable ruins, the springs,
the mines, and in short, to every point OF
interest to tourist, agricuturalist, ca pitalist.
miner, and invalid With the Tourist, the
San Juan Guide keeps fitting company
and the two publications are mailed free to
all writing for one or both to L. j. Ander-
son, Topeka, Kansas,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-14
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

depressed, irritable state OF mind +,
weak nervous, exhausted feelings
no energy or animation. confused
head, weak memory. often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretioas. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS,
homeopathic SPECIFIC, No. rs.
1t tones up the system, arrests d'achA. ~ dispels
the mental gloom and desponden.. nu rejuve-
mates tho entire system. 1t is PERFECTLY harm
less and always efficient. Price s., for package
Oh five boxes and q large 81 vial of powder, which
Is important in old serious cases; or 81 per single
box soiI by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt OF price. Address HUMPHREYS
sPEoIFlJ HOMEOPATHIC MSsVCINE CO.
No. GEE BROADWAY, III. Y.
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