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Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
sATU ebay, OCroBAR ; 1854.
haEink Naval Cadets.

The late hazing of students at IN
Naval Schoo. at Annapolis, is not crtd
liable to the institution, showing as II
does a great lack OF mora. training Oh
the part OF the ttisers il charge. These
same officers however are entitled 10
credit for their efforts to rfpress this
disgraceful and barbarous habit, and
their efforts will meet the appreciation
OF all that respectable part Of the con
munity that deems the cruel practical
joke thing oS the past and thing 10
receive the severest condemnation when
it takes the aggravated form known As
haziug. 1t is strange to imagine what
pleasure is found in planning and con-
templating human suffering. The finely
constituted evenly balanced mind re-
volts from beholding the sUt1erings of
brute. The desire to intiict suffering
merely for the pleasure OF seeing others
ltier, is feeling opposed To the hu-
mauity Of the age which ii has been the
labor of our slow growing civilization
putable of all practices that seem to
have fastened themselves Oh all our
leading colleges and institutions OF learn.
ing. In addition to pain Insult and
humiliation are wautonlv inflicted, and
tor no better reason than that, to the
crude youthful mind, it is fun. / does |
not seem SO to the victim who is some
times injured for life. Bat the eiiect |
upon the injured and iusu.te,i Is not |
80 bad as it is upon those wEo ar"
the prosecutors. 1t brutaii2eS their
morals and manners and leads TO any
thing else than that nice rein !ment Of
feeling which it is the object of al,
proper education to cultivate 1t hap
pened in this late instance at Annapolis
that the boyish' idea Of honor laid the
whole number omen t4 ,t.spiriOn ot hay
ing participated in the hazing, TO club
together to protect the guilty. Thus
are the innocent often made 10 SUI tfer for
the sins committed by others and upon
them the demoralizing effect is teafful
Their idea of honor like their practi se
OF barbarity toward novices is a ln9'.k
OF immaturity of mind that is not de.
serving cf any respect whatever 1t is
one of the things which it is the duty of
their instructors to educate them out of,
and unless this attempt is made sui
cessfully, parents had better keep their
boys at home. / was righteous pun
iShment, that these boys who have such
a mistaken idea of honor were shut np
T., ter isol alton on board the Sant-e,
and tbare :, ,mpellel to do penance for
the crime they had committed. The
officers should be sire to exercise such
vigilance on the cadets thi, .Snch haz-
ing may not occur again. /, is n, pal
iiation for the offence that past custom /
has in some maLuer sanctioned il, or that |
the time will come when the haZed stu
dents maybe the hazers ardthe new clas,
the hazees. The whole thing is undigni-
fled, an outrage, and should be peremp-
tori,y repressed.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
Largo ShiOs not Profitable, :,

Enormously large steamships do not
prove very profitable investment. For
instance there is the great Eastern,
which made such all excitement in
1853 when she was launched. She has
become such burthen to her owners
that a second time she is advertise d to
be sold at auction. Her launching was
10 difficult that it took an expenditure
of $500 600 to &. I ler Of the ways. The
only real service she performed was
v hen she w"s used in laying the first
interoceanic cable, since which time she
has been white elephant on the hands
If her owners. She never paid expen-
~es and her original owners sold her At
tuction, realizing only Sl25 OU0 for her,
: 'arcely the price Of Al ordinary steam
E. that plies the waters Of the Delaware.
The purchaser then formed new com
piny with a capital Of $500 OO0, and it
is said that with the expense, incurred
NHce Sne DOW stands them ahOut SJJD,-
900, 50 that the dividend, even if she
bring that price at auction, amongst
the st rck holders will not be very large.
But there is no danger of there being
any dividend over original cost and the
great ship must still remain white
elephant into whatever hands she may
fall. 1t has been suggested that the
Great Eastern might be fitted up as a
summer hotel and moored off the coast
somewhere as fashionable resort, but
the New York Commercial Bulletin
hints at better use for her. II says ::
'She is admirably adapted for the i'm
migrant trade, aud if the Europeon ex
Glus 70 America next season is to be
any thing like tLat of last spring and
summer she might find remunerative
employment in that way, carrying
grain and other agricultural products
back" This plan might appear feasi-
BILE, bur there is q hare possibility that
few full cargoes of Irish Immigrants
would 80 depopnlate that island, that
breSdstuffs wonld he more needei and
hnd reader sale at home than abroad,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08

After thess S 'natcrs were all sworE in,
Seaator Atchison Of Missouri, later OF
border ruthan notoriety, was elected
President pro-tem. The Democrats,
amongst whom were such men as
Toon bs Mason, Butler OF S, C.;Slidel',
and !. 4. Bayard found no fault with
this mode of procedure at that time, be-
cause the Democrats were iu majority
and there was no occasion for sharp
,rickery to get possession OF the senate
and be placed in the regular line OF Pro-
motion 10 the Presidency. Thele was
then a Democratic President and "A
Democratic Vice President stood be.
tween that office and the office of Pre-
siirnt pro-telu of the Senate. But now
the Republican President has been as
,assinated, a Republican Vice President
has been transferred from the Presden
cy of the senate and there is no middle
link now in the succession to the Presi-
dency. This makes the dit1trel
What was good practice and good la"
III 1875 is bad now because more is to I've
gained to the Democracy than in 1858.
The Presidency of the Senate is the
prize that looms mp before the covetous
aze OF the Democracy and TO gam that
prize precedents made by themselves
IN an instant becomes worthless, and
Senator Bavard is to be forced into the
Of the Senate, simply 10y
keeping three Republican Senators from
being sworn in before that Senate is
properly organized according to the
precedent set by the Democrats them
.elves in 1888. The Delaware Senate,
having crtpt into the Senate by the dis
of $4,000 of his imme.
!iaie constituents is deemed the proper
to creep sutakingly into the Presi-
IenCy Of tie Senate by the dlstranchlse.
nert Of three EpDublican Senators.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08

COUNCILMAN MCMENNAMlNs sounded
the keynote of warning to the Demo
ocratic members in Council last even
ing. He reminded them that there
WAS no fiscal year beginning on the LIST
OF January this year As Mr. cMen.
namin is not head Of any committee
pow h-l i'll position to tire some sol
IA Shot.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
NEW DRESS GOODs
JOHN WANAMAkER's
CHI ESTNUT, THIRTEENTH ANDMApv,yr, ~.
PHILADELPHIA.

| A dollar black satin, quilt
ed herring bone, s13s. A
seventy-flve.ccntall-silk black
lustrine, quilted in seven
eighths and inch diamonds
$3.50. Colored satins, quilt
ed in inch diamonds, all new
colors, Sl.5o and s. two
qualities.
Pushes for opera cloaks ;
cream, pink, blue, ivory. white
and white, S. 50 and $3.50.
All-silk velvets, garnet
bordeaux marine, navy blue,
brown, myrtle, olive, bronze,
$40 ; % inches wide. The
colors are regarded by our
Paris buyer as the very
choice Of the Partisan mar
ket.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08

All silk damassc Of ,, -,
ors, $I.25. '''
Next-onter circle, Che,,nq. ,,,,.,
Embroidered ooen.ws. ,r''
robes; I. e., single dress,p,
terms with ao4rcinp al al
trimmings Of the same ms~
rial, embroidered after ~
Hamburg fashion with SsIt N
colored silk lhe embra; WY
deries are : to 3 inches v;1.
The materials are l7ds.
cloth and arap d ,e. s;s |' n
SIS.
Five ways to make then|
up are shown by ta,b;o'
plates ; but as the good, AN
uncut, except into dress.n,,
terms, they can be made ina|
any style to please the wear
er.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
MORE NIHILISTS ARRESTED,
Ets. ~ se.

Many people hav" y heir interest,"
in politics aud in auiu SeIr'nts because
they are 40 out of soltS aud run dow,
that they canuo, erjoy anything. |
,uch persons would only be wise nougl
to try that celehra'en remedy Kidney
Wort and experience its toni, and rem
Uvating effects they would soon be hur
rahing with the loudest In either dry
or liquid form it is " perfect remedy fol
torpid liver, kidneys br bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
bkSlsAiu.


ST. PETERSBURG, oct. THE mos
comprehensive meas ureS have been ta
ken for the safety OF the AnnitchkUf
Palace, the Cars favorite St Peters
burg residence A subterranean pas
sage has been COustruc ell all arOunt
the palace, which can be patrolled b,
sentinels, and Immediately placed un
der W .ter. rae Gar is negotiating fo
the Purchase of varioue houses sur
rounding the palace.
MORE NIHILISTS ARRESTED,
LONDON, Oct. The Berlin CORES
pondent of the Morning Post says h'
mas a communication from st. Peters
burg announcing that the hradquarter
OF the Nihil!sts have been discovered
AID that more than sixty arrests have
been made.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08

DuBLlC SALE
L OF
COWS cows. cows,
VIII be sold at public sale, at Village
Green. Dclaw re county, Pa,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER l3, 1881,
at o'clock, p. M,
FORTY FRESH COWS h SPRlN2ERS,
This will be fine lot OF dairy cows.
TER MS AND 4 MONTHS CREDIT.
Wagon will be at Linwood Station to meet
The train that leaves Wilmington at 1890.
ROBERTS y TYSON.
l.. W. STIDHAM X SON, Auct'rs. oct3 If
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
PUBLIC SALn.
TDI1BLIO SALE
or A.
TWO.StOry Frame DWELLING,

-OYA--
TWO.StOry Frame Dwelling.
No. tl2 Jefferson street, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER sth, 1881,
as 8 O'Clock, p. m,
on the premises, Wilmington, Del without
postpopement, withdrawal or underb'ddinS
! his property. No. Sl2 Jefferson street, lot 20
X 621S Is well located on elevated ground.
Jefferson street in this direction IL improv-
ing from year to year, and lots in the vicinity
Of the Avenue are now selling higher than
West street lots Dwellings, for rent are very
hard to secure and will be even more SC be-
tween this and March %. lsS2. For terms,
" lich are easy, and parli 'uiars, see large
posters, Y. r. HEALD,
Seventh and Market street.,
oct36t Agent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
AMOUNTING TW RN69, ,SSu.

AMOUNTING 10 $3.50. S5u.
wHoI TICKETS, IS: HALvEs IS: QUARTERS, s.
Rel,ittar ce may be made by B Ik check,
Express, Postal Money Order, or Reg 5tere
Mail Re ponsible agents wanted ut ali
points. For circulars, giving infor nation and
tor tick cts, address
aug34-eoddAw w. &. ID. WHIPS,
WlLLARD HUTEL. LOUISVILLE. KY.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
NOTICE
STATE OF DELAWARE. d
N,u- r,STt C,oI'>ry . =

STATE oP DELAWARE d
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. ''''
In conformity with the provision OF the
act passed by the General Assembly of the
State Of Delaware. on the 10Th da, OF March
A. D.. 1878, l hereby give notice that nh ap-
plication WAS iied n the Superior tou1t: On
the 18Th day 4 October a. u lsS', for char.
ter Of tncorporat on of Il company, called the
llcrcuics FoWdtr Conf any, 10 carry on tho
business of making. h,.ying, selling. com
pound ny ana feiining en- mical eAploslFe',
. artfdge, fuses hc.: Il. Il that dlaft oi the
proposed ciicrttr was filed Win the Appiica-
ton, and is opeU TO Inspection
Gtu. "A. MAXW ILL.,
t5lSt frohunotaEy.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 9th, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08

James Little WAS shot dead in a
drunken brawl at LAS Lunas, New
Mexico, last Wednesday night.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08

DUB SALE.
VIII he sold at public sale. at III Q \ 70.
cvrv store corner Tenth and Nj irket streets,
on MONDAY. October 10th. 1881. at q o'clock
a IN. Il lot Of soap, Tea, Coffee, Spico', hour;
all Kinds Of shelf gtots, Sc, y, AlsotSo oil
tanks, three mo.asses cam, coffee mill, n lot
OF tea cadc les, lot Of canned goods : also two
sets Of double harness, one set OF alnglc har.
ness. new SADDLE and b-idIe, s,or, wagon
one large pln tforn scalc,a lot OF snail scales,
&c. Terms cash
MCCAIN 4 co,
Tcrth and Market treets.
l. W. STiDHAM X SON, Auctiontcrs
oct 1T
Daily Republican., 1881-10-08
is THE DAY DETERMINED uroS.-
LIST OF PRIZES

Tue 'HVU1es ut171 u 1TTtHEV t.-V = ST w
One Residence on Green Street. ........ .$l5 0l0
One Residence on Green ~treet....,... 1900
Two Cash Prizes. each $50 0........... 10, 100
Two Cash Prizes. each $L.V0o.......... 4,U0
Five Cash Prizes, each 81 900. .......... b,N0
Five Cash Prizes, cacn 500. .......... $500
Fifty Cash frlzcs, each 500. ........... 1900
Inc Hnuhr d cash Pr yes, each s10.... soc
Five hundred Cash Prizes, e,ch S2D.... 9U0v
Inc Set OF ittr iurEiture. .......... =. l,WQ
One Fine Piano..... ......... ....... bGJ
,Ine Handsome 81 yer Tea ~e ...... 100
800 Boxes Old Bourbon WuiSkey, so. IA 400
Five Hundred Cash Prizes eAHn So. b,Ht
10 Baskets Cham payne. $50 ....... .. SO
400 Boxes Fine Wines, So .............. i2,0cC
300 Boxes Robertson Co Whiskey, so. 900
100 Boxes Ha.anA Cigars, Sl0........ l,0Jt
Five Hundred Cash Prizes, each So. 5000
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In the Circuit CuurS of fettis county, Missouri
Jesse EowI+r. Plaintiff, Against john snd Ter',s
Stale and ali other- Whom it May Concern, d.
frn,iants.
To- all whom IL NAV concern.
Motive Is hrr"by lisen that the said plaintiff.
jesse Fowler. hAs, thl, ',y, ned IN the uiiir- 81
the clerk oi the said circuit court, hi petition
against laid John stale and Teresa Stale, his wife.
and all Othe-s whom il may concern, defendants;
wherein -iid plaintiff claims the whole interest IA
fee sifirle 10 lot two. block nine. IN tn. tVvs
"a Smjthton. IN Pettis County, Missouri, under .
PuTSh: 10y warranty deed. executed, duly az
kn"wlsdg"d amt delivered by >aId John and Teresa
state o. said plaintiff, and dated about Oct. lei.
st> and that SAINT dcrd lost before record. and
pTs wing i record deere" oi thc whole titlc to >a'f
land and that decree will =" entered IN Sart
SQUIRT Al The January term, iS~=, oi said court
and the tit -Jid lau o. Id-ci L. said laiotih.
arc"riiuc u tia. PRAYER III M petition. Given IN
der IA, haud aud he seal CI SAID C"urt, done ~
o;iic,. in Nteialis this the %rd day 81 NCyeits -
IN~t. u. ". lNGRIN. Crrk
~. e. S'S>ETr. Ati'y for rl.sntih li->wE.
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Eow - Secure Health.

u ~cin- -itsug.. th.i IN. uil -Si,.T iT0EI The
.i.. ..sE iIsgn'> brought ~ iuy.uT.- ,,.i,-
Ia. irn 81 f'. l'sH-. kcn SOY LIS Ais~ MA
gIiIa AND -TliIlNtsIA. ~ BLOOD ANb
ps -,s=,l organization. IL 4 ind---i >T-I h.ns
>v:uJ. ~. 90 take. aui ha~ proven i>'i a. -.
th.. BEL EipDD ri RIflER ever DISCOVERED.
.-IrciUaliy curing >cI"iula SxphllIiiC Disorder.
N..akne>> .-i ia, Kidney. IrySil--s> Nsa. ali
nervous iS.,ri.r, and debility. Ei,i.. complaint
aIad 81 di~eas> indicating IN impure condition al
the Bl'pd. Liver hIdues-. Stomach, SKIN. etc u
,,sIrrciS indigestion. single boti- sili prove o.
you 81 merits health r-ne~.r, fer Il ACTS
LIKE CHARA. specially when the ,NInplaIni
J. al exhaustive nature. having tendency 10
stem.
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%. y. * i'tSf& a 60.
tS3 Bs~sssd " ~, New HOsk.
Nervous Debility A Cure Guaran
tead

bf p e. WEISS Nerve. an! R.atu t:,.a:-n.rlt: 5
~p. ;iis ;r y~;"rI DtS<' 49, tDuS J-icu~ Ncr, ~.
!I..rl, he. VI 'u:ai rCpr,-~i"u. I,,>, 1i M,lnJry
~f,rnst.srra'rg. lG.Pot-ucy. Involuntary ErIk-
>IonS. f~rur,;urs biss N.,,.~,i hy uy,T-, vCTtlOr
-,.lt-thU-s'. s.,,r-ju.iul-cGc-, which 'rs.is
misery, is+ay Se '.tth. ''ur tDV sill recent;
,.,~->. Each i-sN Contains ru" months Treatment
tlIr dollar Z; ttN. ~ b,.l,> IOT n drl!1fs snt
;.y mail r-vIsij receipt of priv We guarantee
>!X Duxe~ t1 eur ans C-S~.. With each O-iaI ~
S..jV--l by ~ iJr ~ h"X-,, accompanied VIA Az
dollars. W. vii ~cIri the purchaser our vrittet
guarantee ~ the ii the treatment Ctoes
mi Effect Cur.- GUARANTEES iS-ued only by Aug
l. Fi'i~Shman. druggist, ssr'sin $40. orti~<s b
mail al regular pricr. y-2asiA v1yH.
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$500 Reward.

w. gill Isy the sb-Ivc reward for any Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick He.sai1che. In
digestion, Constipation or C,-JIvcntS, cannot
with Vests Vegetable Liver Fix. 2h.D the
directions are strictly complied With. They n.
purely Vegetable. and iil To- give ,i..ti0n
sugar C".i-~t LaEc~ tpN.>, containing - Pills -
cents. -: ale by ali drJIE-st- Eeware 0f count
crf"t, AMI limitations. Th, genuine manufactured
OI.Iy by JOHN q. WEST Il 60. d" The IIIi Maker. "
81 i>3 W Nsiis-'n -. chicago. FT., trial
ps"ka-'. sent ~ ma. prepaid cn receipt 81 :: cent
stamp. 49, 2 .ivJ.
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Nor!CEoF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Motto. i hereby given, that th" und"r>iEnNf
Guardian and curtpr If th,. c~tat" I'll I,ttvr>'a
Evans nii'tor sill make final 81 emnt 81 his A.
counts With said state a. such guardian and cUra
tor upon resignation al the next term Oi the pro
hat, court "i p.tijS county, Missouri 10 De- h".d'A
,iala, IN sail county, ou the 18th day M Nov
ent"r. \. L. lccl.
q. I. MCCONNELL,
i0-fSu Gusrdias gnd Curator Aforesaid
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ArteSian Wis

l"N@> >ltiin.S
J. L. & R"ckdalc ave want L.
procure an artc>ian well in oar town.
About how much does Il good arte-idIl
well cost. and are all artc>iam wells
aIik" ,"
All arlcs.an wells are not alike.
Ready made wells sold al country
stores are not to he recommended.
They are liable {" crack, FRAY al the
edge, and hag at the knees The
cost of au arte>ran We'll will depend nn
lis depth You should hire men and
bore Your well right Oh the place Won
want 80 Use it. In that WAY You save
freight and give your t"wn>mcn the
opportunity To Joke about b"re- AMI
Ia iu.n loose on the workmen that
ok cad about getting a long we'll.
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pointnent the lake had no outlet.
Night soon came on and they return
ed tired and di>heartened to the
camp which they had occupied the
night previous. Tuesday morning
the raft which they hai constructed
VA taken apart and the ropes alone
We're saved by them for the purpose
II constructing another raft at the
river. They found great difficulty in
reaching tn" river, hui during the
afternoon struck road which brought
Them L" lis bank Just before reaching
the river thew heard faint iin.lin- "i a
cowheil. and immediately started ia
that direction. hu; when ih-v n"arci
he location from which Ehr sound
came they found thai both rhe COW
and bell were "n the opposite side of
tn" river Here they thought they
would burst their lungs hv hallooing.
which Tie, did tor several minutes
but brought nn r@>p"ii-". However.
nloyin" along the bank of lh;. river.
they came "ppn>itc I" Il clearing and
"a hog cabin. Here they n".irci in"
men ceiling ini"a inal They hai'yd
them. ami wera -'"n ~ B.rn" Nm-
nei!,- >t"pniug place, where they
were taken ia ana provided with a
-oni square meal. the iir>t in five
DAYS. The night wa> spent here. and
III" following morning parry MAS "r
4amizr,i. consisting OF eleven men, t.
go up tie river and look for the bal
loon. which. after some search. WIS
found. saturated with water. mi mus;
have weighed several tons. From the
nature "f the ground and ouIiit 1t. Wa>
found impossible 4" move il. A. a
last r">nr; il was cut in tw" IN the
middle. bat sill proved too cumber-
some, and h;ti /" lc abandoned until
lh" GROUND freezes. Mr.. Ninnette
viii look after ii and ship 1t to lh'
professor ri Philadelphia some time
next winter. "Wednesday night thcy
returned 1" 'l.c stopping place, wher,
the night MA spent IN Peasant
dreams, and the following morning
lhrv started tor this city with aIi pos
>ihir haste To telegraph the news at
their safety IL their anxious friends
They arrived al Chippewa Fa!l> AT
< Il. m. A. soon "a il hrcame known
who they were they were surrounded
bv a Iarac crowd Of the citizens. all
amXi"u> I" near an account ot their
wonderful exploits, which wa> kind \
given hr Prot. kin@ and his assistant.
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BAEER'> PAIN FASACkA rurss pain IN Nan
al E"a>t- C>e externally and internally amt iiud
instant RELIEF.
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pR ROGERS yEGET ABLE WORM SSRrP
in, lasitly destroy, WORMS sud the >--T,-
Ion which csases them.
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I.A ro-,Ly"Cl.s

Ia A Fo-s,iv" Gre
--s~-.-s-s
sep all those PsiuI.i Ges-Piz!pts asi ~rk E~.srs
s.,oEaEsor . ssst .~..sIr ysps..Its"-
It -ttIr-Iy tie worst r,y.R f teuIss fi-
tIs,1,. ~ N,NrIsa ,rpI,- iarsnls.,ts sHi J'reru
ton Falling and Ii .Iz.~u s-.nt-. AM tt- sEs->1 4;
spE,sI y, s,r-rs. ami % yA-ct lay s:ss tel - '~
Change 80 Iiie.
~iu H-srlv- ara sypsi tcr7ra frrfs th utsr-I- "a
early s:.s- 20 dcystvrras;t 1A' q t-.vu~, cam
c.rns check ei very So, iy - 80 u-~
IL TeEOv.s fsIHtns. fA,ys;SN,y d:t"ysHIi rrss'Es
for s,niu.ts sad relieves ~.atu'-s Of tAv .teaacA
10 c-ires Ei.,,ing H-Hsschss Nervous !TSssrstiou
General Debly, s.,cI sssa,s, d. grs7i IA sad iadi
astiOn-
That feeling % ~ ARG in-r. r.GE'Is- pen w-les
ami I>csseLs u always permanently rI:rt ~ II NJ
.:iI all t.ros and nGi-- 81 rr-si s'st-s a. IN
Lsrmsa, with thu H. iHt govern ti' frrul- = 4 'il
For a.. c-r-of kidney COrplsio;s 20 siSk~ ~sI the
Co<npouni u GussTpNssi.
LYDIA r.. PISEaiM-S VEGETABLE CON
POrNDI prepared a. =. and - w,.tsra Av~Gi-.
lynn Mass rricc o. sir t,:;icsfcr - ,st - mall
In tas k~sn p.il4 a!sJ the firm 81 i,rsa<--.
rss-,4p. ~ price. 81 Fr E fcr sihsr Mr. itnehrFn
f-e!y eli t.-r, 20 iB9i-y. sui sDS p-uYS
let AJdr.-.. q. ssJy.. Ns-fs,-t ftIs rape.
M family shout. l.. without INDIA : FlNGdAaJ
IIVE.. Pl.IS. hoy rrtl.tt-a:s.n. t.!soGsasss
md ,OrTat.ty - ihr Es-r- = cent? Ter bsI
Sc Sold ID all Druggists. IA
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Public Speakers and Singers.

" u! had this y. - - '.,.lI W. Y.tIIs \ ls<
~h"rl - taken t'.o-r ~t-.gNIn-. rr -iU -ir..-
Nph.'iiI. ttr i-,>> Eu,s- D. u-,ssIlN c.Irssi
~ irN d.--s>. w. nave kao4u cas- who're .
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: JEc"N. o.. - John. y Y --itrS
Il had ",-..-~js'n 20 $3.50 yotr ~y-Up ~ ra<s ~
NpH0uia. WhIrh would not weld regular LItat-
't y Pr's.'l 81 ts; pa ss1, nle,l 'vr %, -N.n-
J.'tet With "Vu.siitiuE Sut eutiT.. satisfaction
Ian unt BE- Z s-I.,.t by rrrEed. ., b.aIn, siuiiRs
~ "thsr preparation /, u Substitute M.
ua.i.- .ut circumstances.
For Sale ~ all druggists
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ard al their ltten 1nt evils IL DOS po. merely
afITi Temporary rN.ief. bIt l. a p,rnlanPnL
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JG tCt.h9rf crrtThtrIy ~ yOur druggist dOe-s
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
l. IL not worth the small price of 80 cte.
To- Irce ynur-el ot every symptom ot
these distressing complaints Ii you think
80. call Al our Store and gel = bottle I'll
Shiioh's Nitalizer. Every bottle has a
printed guarantee oh il. U>e accordingly.
aud ii il does YOU no good it will cost you
nothing. S,id br vour druggist
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$50 PrisNs, Sil2<s
Whole ticket, Sc Half ucketsl
q tickets. So. 81 scse,s. 500.
Remit money or hank drsit "a letter. or seai by
expires. Don't -snd 10y registered letter or post
Office order. Orders OF IS and upwards. nv
express, can ~ sept 81 our expense
Address all orders 10 K. ". BOARHNAS, Courier
Journal Building. Louisville. ky.. or r. "
BDaRIihAN. 40 broadway Sew yort.