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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-08-24
Wise Savings.

HOY few people experience the de.
light of loving their neighbors as they
love themselves.
One is much less sensible of cold on
bright-day than on cloudy one: thus
the sunshine of cheerfulness and hope
will tighten every trouble.
No man ever prospers in the high
sense on selfshness. He thrives best
who strives for the universal betterment
of mankind. = Golden, Rule.
AS a rule, we are far reader to ask
God for what we want than to thank
Him for what we have. Our prayers
are commonly more specific in their Pc
titions than in acknowledgments.-K
H. Taylor.
Il do not find that to give up ankle
ty and to trust in God is difficult now,
though it used to be. Blessed be my
Lord, I can not help believing Him, for
He loads me down with evidences of His
truth and fdelity.-C H. Spurgcon.
Il venerate old age; love not the
man who can look without emotion
upon the sunset of life. when the dusk
Of evening begins to gather over the
watery eye, and the shadows of twilight
grow broader and deeper upon the nm
derstanding.-Lo ngfetlop.
You are disappointed. Do remen-
ber, if you lose heart about your work.
that none of it is lost; that the good Of
every good deed remains, and breeds.
and works on forever; and that all that
fails and is lost is the outside shell OF
the thing; which, perhaps, might have
been better done, but, better or worse,
has nothing to do with the real spirit
ual good which you have done to men 8
hearts, for which God will surely repay
you in his own way and time. Cherries
Kingsley.
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CHAPTER Xxx.
TUr sVMMpNa

Six months aftcrwartl.
AlcNia was walking about the LONG
drawing-roOm IL the house where she
held solitary and undisputed reign.
She wore black. but Il was n watercd
silk. Handsomely mad,. with plenty OF
soft. creamy lace ut. the thruat and
wrists Very handsome. very stylish.
Miss BraNton looked In Il. The flash oi
the white teeth, the gleam If raven
hair, The blue eyes aud red lips and
milk-and-rOsc skin all shunc pre-emi-
ucntly brilliant against the rich dark
background Of the panclcd walls and
heavy curtains. -. .... ....
Through the downfall and misery Of
others her guod fortune IIad come.
lcx wis far from hcartlcss; that organ
IN her anatomy responded readily
enough To- rial misfortune, and she had
cried herself IN for days together six
months ago. but II was not In her nature
to gricve long. Site had dried her tears
to accept the goods which the fatcs pro-
yidcd, and was enjoying them now to
The full
She had found distant relative -not
Miss Alicia Power. who had angled in
vain for the position-to take the place
of companion and chapcron. and was
beginning already In n quiet way to sec
something III the world for which she
had lungrd all her life. The companion
was not visible nc the present moment.
She had hint that she was not wanted
this bright January afternoon. though
thc mistress of the mansion expected a
visitor.who was ushered In promptly rs
the clock struck two.
lie had been there twice before since
she had come into possession, and Lex
was actually blushing rs she went for
ward 10 meet him.
You have the virtue II promptness
at any rate. Mr.. Marquis; and always
thought you artists were the most unre-
liable class going"
II came directly from the station
here" There was a gravity in his face,
an abstraction In bis manner. which
augured an for Lexis hopes. She was
not so much to blame for having enter
tanned them. When Mr.. Marquis paid
her his first visit be had an excuse.
That portrait Of Mr.. Oliphant had never
been finished. and he wanted n photo
graph 10 assist his memory in the small
er details. The portrait was not fin
iahed vet. and the artist hae come again
without even pleading Il as n protext.
Now, what was any young lady with n
fair share OF natural vanity TO suppose,
n not that her attractions were the
magnet which attracted his wandering
tancyP N
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Blinkers.

The question has often been asked:
why do horses wear blinkers?'' We
can not answer the question. 1t seems
to us that they are useless, ugly. and,
70 some extent, injurious to the eye
sight. The most beautiful feature of
the horse is its eye. If it were not ..hid
from our gaze" it would serve to de-
note sickness. pain or pleasure. Many
time would q driver spare the whip
on seeing the animals imp1oring eye.
The argument in favor of blinkers is,
we believe, that horses are afraid OF
passing carriages. This objection, If
valid. Is of little weight, as such timid-
ity would soon be overcome. We trust,
now the cruel bearing rein has been cast
aside, that blinkers will be abandoned
"a course which would, we feel assured.
be attended with advantage to both man
and horse. --LGncet.
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At LAST

She TIPS to-and.fro I'm tho old rocking-chalr,
Her forehead - wrinklcd, aud white r. her
hair.
while her grandchildren romp in a turbulent
She reads tho fond words OF tender love
That lovc-sonT was writ her one sunshiny
when her heart was as light a. the breezes in
when her nTure was graceful. her check like
rose.
And never were spcctaccs pcrchcd on her
nose.
Tho lover that wrote her that sonnet, alas.
Has peacefully slept meath the long tangled
grass
For ycar.--and tho words OF his eloquent lay
:" Miss Violet" reals for the first time to-day
You ask why tha, poem thus fingered I'M
seem
lie had sent ~ that time IN n great magazine.
And the publishing man let the musical waif
Imprinted remain NIT years in the safe
IL n Aauhffrich. IN Crufury
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-08-24

"A, little saleratus rubbed on with
the finger or bit of linen, viii remove
stains from cups and other articles Of
tableware 1t will also remove spots
from marbleized oilcloths, and MANY
stains from tinwara.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-08-24

Indians are rapidly becoming civil
lied. One poor Lo recently bought au
opera-glass in St Lake. Utah.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-08-24
HER LIES SECRET.

BY JENNIE DAVIS HUTTON,
AtlLl,or ~ "S'rinJrly Usd,' ms T7iornhirst
Mystery" m, Mad isst karrfdgs err
Has." " GERS Sserc', -" A AfsrS
eEcss f." Stc., etc.
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The usual way of preparing sturgeon
for mixket, however. Is by smoking.
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FUTURES

TllERE retms TO bo struggle between the
bulls aud b'lis 10 control the cotton market aud
50 far as futures ere concerned hruln seems 10
have he advantage. IL New York cotton
futures to-day went or from d 10 pOiuts. and
the tone ut The market was barely steady. In
Net Orleau, the decline was equally as large
I'm Liverpool the market shows a de"'iue oi
from l.6iio3Gl FUtuTcs remain he ow party
W ia spots which indicates that speculalos
have III lc confidence In the future or that they
are working IN the Interest OF sniuners IN NeF
orleans fun cS are ON rarl with spots. no
dealers there seem TO b afraid NJ thu fuL IRE
CHicsgO Produce and Provisions There 3
a huuyaut ceiling on the chamber Of con.
Inefle to-day. Hud wheat went up mHteriblv
December closed at 90 m adv NEE Of ! les
and Jahuay brought 97A, gaia ~ 70 De-
cemher corn Was not changed from YESTERDAY
| A is. hut January was up as Gud closed NJ
4G7i. The receipts to-day wen Wheat "a OA'
corn, lQO SIS oats 1861 The shtpmtNs
We've Wheat l!l y3'iUOrs 5iO.iio; oais ldl b.
I7it The same day last wear he re'e ps
wer. Wheat, 90 go. corn, 90 SSH oats. GOA.
| The shipments on that day NcrS: Wheat ~ p
| 1876 corn $3.50; oats. 6 ll2. december pork
was up 5pcllS and brought lJi1 January
gated l2ii cents ard sold for II ~. Deem.
| her lari was 2P cents better and 6foE-'
! z 22ls, while January rymuued 70 ooy NJ yf'
] prday's price, 30 49,,
/ 10 ST. Load, wheat was a shade better NO
vpmner closed ~ COS 4. Il gain of3-i aud nt'
| c1mbpr Ht iu2 %, which was from ~ 10
higher thru ihs cav 'lIe Corn improved :
/ Ntc. November selling for iils TO At "a, uuJ
December io-i2 I. 5, am sdysncg ~ from rs
.lil -et was "a higher November udug'pl
% ~, aud December as
NV YORK
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IN Kern county This season about ona hun.
cred bales OF cotton, as good, h is claimed. as
any raised IN Texas or Louisiana For some
yeas eN9c imtnts with cotton nave been ulsde
m the 'outhers part OF the state and the cou,
uhueO success has demonstrated that cotton OF
me pest GUILTY. can be raised here easily.
M'sIS, HGggiu and Carr this wear planted one
hu.dred acres Ia cotton, and have gathered
i've hundred pounds, or one bale per scrr
the cotton has been sold at about
twelve CeuS per pound But II has
also been demonstrated lhfltOtton culture us 70
NOT be profit BILE in this state as long as labor
Is o. high as 10 is az The present time China.
me have tepn employed 10 DO the picking,
nut with nigh wages they pick only sixty
pounds per day while ,he experienced q otcd
I lckeiS TO- Tue southern states rick from POO 10
-1l pounds. The greater eXpCn,c IN the item,
OF lauJi ana ginning tell against this state as
/ compared with the uo,tuu states 10 the extent
[ OF fuly $40 per acre, However the rN.
/ pertinent viii not be shandoupd and un ilurl
/ n being made 10 import Ihtap and desita
/ BILE labor Mr. Haggin has seutt Sweden %
secure one hundred good Gh0ryu for the cot
/ ton plantation, and next year he expects 9,
| male still better showing The crop iuS
/ gathered brought / about $4,000 I'm tn,
! southern states the profit would be fully - 500
! Is b. thought Here however cotton cost
about 80 esacr', which does not lysye much
margin Ior profit NJ llagEsn sayS.that at tht
| pre- eut price OF labor It would nay him bette
| o. ru' the 100 acres IN grass, An eNperimaU
| wi tiSO be made by MtSsrs llaggin d. Car
with the sugar cane during The present year.
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All sick Cattle.--Pleuro pnsumonia mutraln1,
dlstrmper blood poisoning disease q vac tss s.s
..,,,,, n,gsns sotr threat weak lolns kldnef
NV, ties dlaculty In urinauug, low oo'ditnn,
ns,,,tb ceat wheeling old chronic coughsl snIe
Ious n,csa tilss iodlde Ammonia foSdsrs.
send for pamphlet DT. CUES BOY SlfA anew new
lo,' 'wholesale. crowdus, Baldwin & WI
nams. druggists.
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SMITHS l;x.Sact,
Smith; Est,sIt d My Flown,
TheTimeTied andU niye.~ally ApproycdRemedy
fnrall Diseases OF the Bladderan1 Kidneys
IL Positively Cures Z serc all
Other Remedies HaS Faii'
cd 10 Produce * a. ).

"Brlehrs Disease ct the Hih1 o. fearful I
scourse. which SPARES neither aca, Npor condi'
ton, becomes an iucumblc disease only toT Tho
want Of timely attention ltalowcl TO work lis
rayagcs unchecked until q has fasleoed upon the
vitals of It's victim. no medical skin can release Us
hold. itclaimsits prey and annually uumhcBits
victims by the thousand timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
win positively prevent such results, mproofot
this assertion Ne cite you othe numberiess lcsl'
mouias IN our possession, and quote such cmi'
neat authorities as De. hli Ives, OF New Haven.
Conn, aud Dr. Tlng lComplcr Of Kings Dis
pcu,a,osyl Ask your own physician u these
names urc authorities. and decide ior yourself
whether win mori6cc your HE rather than
surrender your prejudice 90 an advertised mcdI
cine Decide now, it may not be TOO la'e
( Smiths Extract OF May Flower
Is natures own remedy uisno vile dccoction
OF pauscaus drugs and dangerous chemicals May
4 Tlowcr Is modest little plant which grows IN
New Foundand m rcauy lgauIa ana Kentucky.
Ills dluretc and asu.ugeW ia i,s properties ana
has frequently heop used 60 great advantage Ia
n,arrhru and Bowe, Complaints ot chldron. Is
great merit, However, is in 1t, gentle aHd ,Alaenl
action ou Che Kidneys. itumoyc5 ull Impurities
throusbuaural ghaunc'annd restores 'hesya'cm
ton healthy condition ltprcmpuy relieves wlp'
uthcbark md lolns. In cuscs oiweak ana doh
cate iemalc. i.s value is beyond computation
BU, Cor thc uaurd moiesty Of woman Whicl
causes h,f % shrink isom newspaper publicity
ac might publish hundreds 81 testimonials O
incsumahje benefits derived from It's use.
ASK Your dugsis. for smiths Extract OF Ma
Flower Read carefully thc ciWular around lh
= hottie lt syou5s 90 choose between
Ica'h, Happiness and 'itN
70 Disease, Misery and Death
Prepared on,y by s. - Smith Bro, Covlngloi
Ky. For sale a. druggists,
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ALMasr DlshEARrrSED

prominen, citizen sends us the following
statement
eFor several years have been very s'ron'Y
afflicted with a severe paia in the back which
I lpnr supposed 10 be lumhago or rheumau'm
az ,be back. More recently the palms had be
come more severe, SO much so that ii was win
difficulty tina, YVES able To ee' out OF oeo IN
tho mornihs. | hal tried various remedies
wi,hou, any apparent rch,f ~ The earnest
solicitation cfa hieud, I conn onccd taxing
Hunts Remedy, abou. three weeks ago and ~,
instantaneous benefits were wonderful for !
have had no pain, In my back since taking TIC
0r,, three doses and an relieved nom the
mains. aches and exhaustive weakness the p'in'
m, symptoms that usually accompany disease
lofthe klineys. And / confidently expect 70
he completely and permanently cured ~ INC
ms, Of a. most checriully recommend Hunt
popcdy to all who aro efliclcd with any BIC
pey or liver disease"
WI LIAM q. ARNOLD,
walnu, Street, Providence, r. l.
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l,IVhl1lVl
Opening Clcso rlosa
To-day, To-day. Yesterday
WALL, MORE, ASp SLEEP souSDty.

Ma. ions W. COW, Principal OF The Gale
school. rroy, n. y, writes ms.
TRly. n. y, April =, 1855
,uaylug been a0l cicdior several years past
with illness. tho cause OF which was unknown
to me fora long ime, aud my continued asa
b.,y z. thing to De OF SO serious and dl'lres ing
A character As To cause great anxiety win my
amly aud friends, Gbcc,me satisfied upon close
inyestlra ion that the cause ofmy sickness was
,bc diseased condition Of my kidneys and liver
Al this limo by accident, O. friend who had s'mi.
lsrs,mploms to niue informed me Of the great
lmpro cement in his health by iadng Hunts
RIM nd persuaded me to NY t. immedi
a,ely commenced taking o. md tom the h'''
n,,i, began to Improve, and it' continued use
ng,rds very encouraging results. lean sleel
souadly. walk better, am free from pains anu
,hs severe attacks Of head echo finn which
suffer. Il so much have Disappeared, and eheer
mllv recommend Hunts Il medy for al pnr
noses for whichlt Is advertised. Will ado u
c,o,lng that my wife has Used livery success
full for PREVENTING the attacks OF sics head'eh
viii which she has been sA.ccd i'om youth
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so-oA. sOekkK DEvApx OF FRASCK.
has inado us his agents for N state OF reras 10
bal Restorative OF Vitalizenh Al affected with
nervous debility, loss OF manhood and al Kin
dred Diseases should ~ once procure his circular
from which n learn the cause OF the Sisese,s
above "A eauoned then al once 20 pgocaro FROM
as or Nhr0agh us by your drrgHistor express
the never. falling remedy
CRowDus, BALDWIN & wiLLiAMS
Whulgsgie Druggists, Dallas Texas
hyrelsi ~ lowell hrss snl J. L. William :.
nn strsted Marriage Guide, 40 pages, oleth
and elh binding, 50 cents same In paper cover
2a cents Manhood. 10 cents: womanhood. Is
cents pamphlet s cents, securely sealed. by
mail Send money or postage s,amrs. Da.
WHITTIER me Great Specialist Si7 Sc.
Charles Street, s., Louis MO
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M Lnnan.Ee - NIALITY ON

IT IMPROVES THE QUALITY Of
r.r Nlaofara rlIr'. ...I, and inthCro-
f.spa uue iHri,fs. aud c0frccfttp
Ia.tsasofull cfIruiU Waladtes wh.et
rrsn.sltInted with an lMroVEnlhilD
trtrroP TUE BLOOD Thceo nu yioli
totbor,sulating an 4 uourishiugprup-
,rt!paofiia great food ionic elements
Itcompensaics Tor tho loss " rifdhfW-
fuIntrthy Consumption, tutdrfb W
bronchial and Throat affections. it
,p.W retur4U FcmiuiHe llrblltH ana
rsImburse The E,Htdlc physique for
thn.e losses OF ritaliU accompany
ing rownlrints peculiar % thc sor-
VoibsrsnursiHJ their own chidrehy
nd {,iirHfa trontru who tNloct 20
lt,onN mothers tul hiring up ri07f-
ots ,blifireH ahoullby oil mConh u'F
AZ N trM restore n,IcFcrs fI'Ns
af,ifI ar N,1frou, PrOsfrufI'n AVIS
90 from Ore3-irork, i-rcrNfs OF
.,5f,,rird Disease. 10 wVl curf
l,,,le,iuegs and the Oniun 'fnhis
rrna tho unpeI 49, grows hvNihler
..t, tIsrstI5u ln far vigorous lNluuEt
'..r.e ffti.s TONS. tla unnatural
..rfeIns dIus nRuy until tltnliy exc
,'u,f. ffishi1hivh q,ciui Go Linz
g,.ofBIttfs, ~ rF'HI iTrers az
tt. HaInridi Discav'i anu Tor NO
IulUufluf VifC..i uN IrrrN ~ uNV
i..S r mas Ho f.tiL u rprirs
,g.,.t,. ,glpraNs u,l.siiou rNt .lF-
',,,its' ana arnrlB mo nHpepilc IN
r,ild an eHsfiH dsiintiidhio nrtifin
~ t,s,ig nnt 81 p, pleasant 10 ihn 'hsin
ma mo most sensitive palate VIII hl'
roInct 10
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gaaisiaaa Goiisrp.
NEW oRtEASs, August /, 1855.
TO THE PUBLIC!
Investigate for Yourselves

Demonstrations Gresham having publish. |
ed wilful and malicious faisehOOd IN regard q |
the character OF The Louisiana State Lottery /
uompsny, the following facts are given 10 the 4
public " prove bis statement that we are en-. 4
gegvd IN a false and fraudulent business, 10 be I
false and untrue
Amount OF prizes paid by Tho Louisiana
STATE Lottery Company nom January I, lS32 10
present date;
tBld 10 southern Express Co, New
OrleauS, I NJ Mcscoat, Manager 81. seas I
Paid 70 louisiana National HANK.
Jos II gles6y, frsidgnt.,o,,. 4GS.s0O
Paid 90 state National Rank,
S II. keuucdy. President. .,,....,,, i2Al0o
Paid - New Orleans National Baus,
A. Baldwin, President, $3.50
PAid 10 Union National Bank.
;, Chur.arOn, Cashier ,.,..,,.,,.,..,. 6Lfa0
. Paid % q, izeus Bank,
b l. CdfrittU, IN sident ........,... aTOOo
[ Paid 20 Germauia National Bank,
Jules csssari President ,.,,..... $4,000
10 U, iubvruia National Bsuk.
Chas pAfgty Cashier. ........ 6GO0
( Paid 90 Canal hank td, Toby, Cashier 1880
' faid "a NUtUal National Bank
Jos. Mitchell, Cashicr.,,..,..,,...., S2V0
Total paid a, above d. ............ JS5Sc5
Paid in sums OF under tl.Q00 at The va.
riOuS oliCvA Otihe Com pans through.
out tue unitc1 states ...,,,...,. 26@tN0
Total paid by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSl go
For the truth Of the above facts wo retcr tho
public Ia TOE uditufs ct Mo a0hye-uafued cor.
porauuns. hOd tutuur legality aad standing IL
the Mayor ati OdCcrs of the Ety OF New Or
leans. lo the state authorities O Louisiana, aui
also 10 the q, s. Omoials OF Loupiana We claiu
20 De- legal honest aud correct Ca al our tran
l uIuOut. as much so rs any tUSlnCss In thp
con tvs Our standing Is conceded by oil VIII,
Will investigate, aud our stook has toy Yeas beer
SOLD at our Board OF 6r0kers aud owned by
many OF our best known and respected clhsons
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JANIS CUNNING, Louisville, Ky.
what ~ Physician Says.

IWIN aNI NV
have bright little daughter who win DO
two wears { IA next month She has btcn tSoub-
led neafly ever Etuce her biuh with akin dis
ease, which hft diagnosed ohieken.poH, hut
iateg found il "a he tumc sort OF eenmg AT any
rate. II resisted very smbbofnly all the different
treatments | procured one bottle VI swiita
specific aud gave u TO her n small doses lhreo
time. u day, and In a sh II while had the SALTS
an well pleased with ~ "a CT ON her that shall
not Oaly use It IN my practice, but she'l adj
minister n 10 my other rhldicu AVID take II
IN self W. =, bhoN u, y
Other trOastise on Hood ana sNh Diseases
mai cd free 10 applicants. ......
TIN SWIFT SPECIFIC 90,
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{. 3 MAS ENBuRG. Macon, Ga.
nrN TnNinr.

FOR y0ars Nas Hhli ted With Dry lelter otthe
most obstinate type WAsucsted by many OF
the brat ply hlclNns, took quantues OF n,ercuey.
potash and arsenic, which, instead OF ca ing
The letter, crippled me up with minera po'sou
aud rheumatism, The letter c0nut ued 10
grow worse and the itching ahnosy made la0
crazy. la tas condition was indnaod TO take
swit, Specific ann The resnu was ms asionish-
ur as Il was gratifying In a few months tho
retisr was entirely VII, TIE mctcurial poisOn.
lHg M out ofmy sysl,m ana was vel man =
aud due only % SWirs specific All like suf-
fcrers should "a G g.
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ruAr TUE MEDICAL PROFESSION

s,l ipv,ilis generally mny prouorly
understand tho merits OK "tuidenG
fi.,,id Eacf T0nic." On ANALYSIS ~
tbecminont chemist, ARTHUR Hill
uNssAtL, MD, FRS, ~ lonl9u,
England and alsoan on lpr',in.n'u y,
no celebrated physician, lroig
an ERASMUS WILSON, Frs" Ll.l'
M Lonion. arc labeled on each b9iue'
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rms Yoar-L AsI Y ear.
ia Ts,s Year. Last, Year

The San Francisco bulletin Of October .. i,s9
says ~Neslrs. Haagl aud Carr have 'e'''N
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Noises IN the Head. tne vital nuid pssflng uuobs
served W the nrlne, and many Other diseases
that lead 10 insanity and death,
the EH0Llsn MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Vlli agree to forfeit Five Hundred DOllnrs fJf
case of this klnd nc VITAL RESTORATIVE
mbdos their special advice aud peatnenD will
not cufu, OF for anyihiSg impure or inlnrlOt
'ound e. ThE tN0LisH MEDICAL IN.
sTi1uTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Conaultation Free, Thor
ough examination and advice, including snaly'
| As of urine, el.6O Price OF Vital HestLsativs,
81. b0a bottle, or four times the quantity, 81, o.
sent 10 any address on receipt OF PRICE or q D. De
| mo q. q. u. sent without 81 enclosed "A guar,
name n dealrod by ENGLISH MEDiCAx
INSTITUTE, IT'S OliyestreeL ~ Louis. Missouri
Wholesale Asents. III, BCn0TT& co-t
vegtn- VAxaF f-,.
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YAR GREAT BNGLISH RGmEDl

10 . noNti-iMillit Nlnlo
f0t Ne rls pahility
OxhGus,ol vltlhgy,bt
mai Wtahnesa, spoEs
ratorrbma, 10 vt
MANHOOD impoien.
cy, purnly6, ant All
che toulhlo effects o
pelf Abuse, y1glhtu
~ lee nj d excuses IN
maturcr ytart-kuoh ~
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A weii-huown Druggiat.


A Woil-hnown Druggist.
My drug store was the iirst 90 son SwlitS Spe-
clnc IL was thtu nut UP ~ Gu n bottles, which
s,ld CIR Is etcn, have seen great manv cases
cured By It's use aud semo who have tried ali
sorts Of utRlment Ia fact | have never
known Il 10 tail when taken pronoily sell q
larse Quan ity OF H. AVID for IN deeaes that
ave dependant ON blood poison or skin humor,
II cures
pIMpLgs AND BLofcHEs ON THE SKIN.
and makes the ompltxiou fAir and rosy AZ
| for blOod taln there Is no such word a. isil ID
cures cases thai haze long wi,hs'ond uthet sorts
I % treaim0nL and ehhoOt AM Of those icur..
4 ring uo4hips at,geuerally follow mcfcuriai
ann other sNoAed cures
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NJ. A. DAUPHIE, President
Capital Prize, SIS 600
Tickets Only s. shares in Proportion
Louisiana State Lottery o.

"Wo do hereby oogtiy Inst We supervise ne
arrangements Tor all the m0uthly ana syui.Rn
uuAl Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lotturi
Numpuuy, and iu person manage uud cOnuO
cue drawings themselves, Aud Inst the same alt
conducted With honesty, ilruet8 and 10 soud
IAi,h toward an parties, aud We authorize tht
company to use uiis uefuuUats, with faU-aluNgt
OF our ,lsuH'aIoa aiAchsd in iIs advertise
menib,'