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a veg popular AMI wellknown member, r iarp bee
force VII" his p'rfurned duty twelve a. a. Jalu
H. H. Depot, on EKch1uge Place ia pr,,.s7ss a.,
ives nus us lhcited testimony. Hear b,,,
nave pen dread uily troubled with ds.is Of the
hluh'y ana LIVER during ,he pat at mob.ss stHe'
NaS y severely aIhNted that was unsle 70 ssai 20
my toet, aH my ico, md lower parts Of M, are sorJ
badly swollen ms utinlry ORGANS ,,,ra Sd
d'uon, nay blood vas 10 a eretche3 So. ,stt II had
bccome so Impoverished anI circulated =, 10 ry that
ny bands and feet would b. Ct, and up,t I'D waite
81 20 appear hfeloss could not rest ,.s. sai was
- distressed OH over that could not Ia + 5ed blt
would Aeop turning md Hing from one t HE ether
Oh night 20 mat would feel mlrs tired m exhausted
10 The morning th "a when went 10 bed ,f. d. Notion
becnme 80 serious that vas obliged q, ., CORK and
iorthiy days was enable to be On ds,v fc ni8lted
the BEST doctors. and tired the n1meroua ass and
stcailol cures. but rapidly grow worse ,nd Wis 10
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mencod taking 1t as direct ID. and great tony sur 50
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t,ks the Rssmsdp an awful condition when rs d e
found almost immediate relief even m age US use
Of it, my heart was made glad, aud assure y,u IN.
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from day to day took 1t with me on mg e g. Maine,
for bound to have il with me ali The time and tho
result that improved speedya al the time fetsaway
md ever since my arrival home. which vas ,senl weeks
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the alling Of hand feet and legs have dappeaed,
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then all tho rest, troubles me no more and sce1
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m IL has made a now man u mo DON, Nn9v vhU
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lisoaac or diseases uf the Urinary organs
" Re pectfuuy, Isaac W FAWRH0THEr."
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~. v. D. Wright. Cincinnati q IN. +. nd
iolnoa professional Enforcement ~ ~. .-.nhsi
Dr WIN. Hans Bilsim Tor the Irr. ''.'s ~. a.n.
's ma Hl7aTr with suceess -. ii rir
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'ape % Tor eon'iititian With my,.i, .li l,l
~ Y. yinptoms y confirmed Cuns.n,.,.. sft
$500 Ae''e ievor harras4iag e,,S Is .8n
,nen'ed iinmehately % got better ass ..ersi
- i'is usaa health fhage ais1 fosr5 ~ a., H,l',
h1is'm for the Lungs the most ,,i,., ~ -,a.
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. .orrp rrr uvTrrLrD WOMAN.


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han n VIM Mass who above all other human beings
80 IL truth fully called tho "Dear Friend Of Woman"
MO Of ler correspondents love 20 call her. sho
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:, lfeetudv. and T. obliged to keep SIX lady
. i+auts 70 help her answer the largo correspondence
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~ Il win cure entirely tho worst form OF falling
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the Chan e Of Life"
uperinea.cs every portion OF the system, and gives
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that governs the female system.
Icoss only e. per Lott,c sx for S. and Is sold by
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thenaes Of many who have been restored TO perfect
health hy tho use Of Tho Vegetable compound, can be
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For Kidney Complaint Of either scx this compounds
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Mrs TiukhaE's Liver Pills" says enc writer. "are
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IHiouaaess and Torpidity OF tho liver. Her Blood
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&c equal tho Compound in its popularity
Al must respect Ter as an Angel Of Mercy whose sole
ambition is to dorood to others
Philadelphia Pa. GD Mrs. A. ND.
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Odd CONTESTS.

In a shaving match for 5000 a side
in Chicago, the winning time was two
minutes lifty-siX seconds.
The winner of a cOrn-ra' sing contest
near Rome, Ga, raised thirty-seven
bushels on a half acre.
A Salirs { Mo. woman won 500 on a
wager that she could chop a cord Of
wood in less time than a certain man
could.
For sum of money two package
wrappers at Davenport, Iowa, entered
into a contest. The winner wrapped
$500 bundles in single day, using
1000 yards of Irvine.
A man in Berlin wagered four geese
that he could stand on one leg for two
hours. He fell over in a tit at the end
of fifteen minutes and cut his hands
and face on a glass.
William Campbell, young farmer
of Mexico, Mo-, won wager of 500
and received two and a half cents a
bushel beside for his labor, at corn.
shucking be. In eight days he threw
over his shoulder 3D. bushels of corn
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We. GEnRurII.r rn..-.

a.t3E'hl th4t New l.ifo, tbe &C pom pp,sil.
ai,er rae'se Fl fr ,s5' bag sags6 s6s5 sg
nelil, 'ne / winning laursls On sg y, a.iss ,5mt
''p" sHs greatest yitaizng rtineel, ~ ,g .,'
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successfully treated 10y Worlds Dispensary
Nedlcnl Association. Address, with stamp
for pamphlet Buffalo, n. ~
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The mania for adulteration is so great that
you cnu buy quart of sand and be sure it
!. mot NM .Ignr
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Calicoes, Canton Flannels, Dress Goods,
Shcctings, Black and Colored Cashmeres,
Mems and Boys Wear, ladies' and Cent?
Underwear, Black and Colored Silks and
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For burns -ctldS, bruises chapped hands
s9rer "r plIc-, u,e st. Patrick Salve.
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J. i4fcr tlnl. lhe man hc was before using
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English g1ldcoiu has been so worn that if
WIZ co-t Slo"oo1 torc.tore the S2750JO.O0o
lu circulation
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BNUI
GOLD and SILVER PAINT.

BronZe Faint. ARTISTS Black.
For gliding Fancy Baskets, Frames, Lamps
Chandeliers, and for all kinds Of ornamental work
G1ual to any Of the high priced kinds and only
l9etl paokace,at the druggists or postpaid from
WELLS. RICHARDSON Il CO., BurlIngton,V Vt.
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As unfaillng and infal.
liable in curing Epil.
, eptiC Fits. Spasms,
Commissions, st Nitus
Dance. Alcoholism,
Opium Eating, Ner-
NOus debility ,ScrOfula
aud all Nervous and
Blood diseases. To
Clcrgymen, LAWYERS,
Literary men, Mer-
chants. Bankers, La
dies anu all whose Sc
dentary employment
causes Nervous Pros
tratiOn, Irregularities
Uf the blood, stomach,
bowels or kindeys, or
who require a nerve
tonic, appetiSer or
| Sllmulant, Samaritan
NcrVineis lnvalCqble.
Thousands proclaimi it
the most wonderful in
he sinking system. For
JIt. =. a. RICHMOND
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Joseph GlLLOTTS fS $: s9s! s sss u.s. sss
j II 3S2, $751; no. and bis other
- -

tell you about Miss Mentmorency, of the
Gaiety, who eternslly talks of you" With
out giving the stranger time to express his
surprise Wyndham ratified away with gossip
and anecdoie until he had gradually led his
unknoYn companion to the door Of the Grand
Hotel Tnen he looked him full in the face,
with 81 expression OF we'll acted astonIsh-
ment, II really beg your pardon, my dear
sir, must have made mistake. / took you
Cor Shirley Brooks, of the Sporting Times.
I'm wrong, am l not?" "You are" lsconi-
oally replied the man with the ample Sangs-
ter. "For goodness sake" continued Wynd-
ham, "dOn't repeat my conversation about
La Montmerency. She's as beautiful as an
angel, with the temper of fury. She'd
never forgive me. l must trust TO your dis
erection as a man of the world. Goodbye
and Wyndbam bolted into the hotel and
told the adventure with embellishments 10
his waiting friends amid explosions OF
laughter. At last, one remarked: ''Whst's
the matter with your scarf, it seems rufasdT
Wyndham placed his hand to his breast,
glanced in the mirror, and found that his
valuable pearl and diamond pin had van
ished. Tablesui The man was pick
pocket. There was another explo-
sion of laughter, but this time Wyndham did
not ioin
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OLD FRIENDS OF GREELEY.
Some or the Old Timers-WhO Knew &
Il

Some or the Old Timers-Who Knew the
Great Journalist.
In the Tribune building the other day /
met the dead editors old friend, Patrick
O'Rourke, writes New York correspondent,
wko was with him in the long-cabin days,
before the Tribune was thought Of He is
attached to the Office, though not in his
old capacity OF engineer. He is pretty well
on in yesrs, and has become veritsble gray
bread. CRourke was once of crest service
to Greeley in pecunisry way, and the journ-
slist never forget it. l tried 70 get the old
man to talk about it. but he would not. at
was only small matter" he said, and l
really don't remember the circumstances.
He needed some money, and had it TO
spare. loaned it to him, and he paid it
back, and that was all that was there was
shout it. Sure, men do that for each other
every day." Greeley did not regard it as al
everyday matter, though, for il helped him
at g pinch, and he remembered It 10 the last.
Another olG-timeY, still in the Office is
Thomas n. Rocker, who used to be well.
known as foreman of the composing room.
Both 0'RouTke and Rocker held some
Tribune stock in Greeleys time. Rocker
like ORourke, is now an old man, and not
fit for the old active duties. Greeleys we'll
known partner, Thomas McElrath, is also
still TO the fore. 1t is twenty-five years since
the partnership was dissolved, Sam Sinclair
taking McElrath's place Sc business manager.
McElrsth had made some money, and he
conceived the idea of becoming railrosd
man and millionaire. He put al his
money into railroad project in Psnnsyl-
vania that promised great results. They did
not come, however but on the contrary, the
ex-publisher of the Tribune soon found MIN.
self swsmped. All that he had invested dis
appeared, and he found it necessary to make
another start He is now pretty old man,
holding a position of trust, though not of
much emolument, in one of the down town
banks McElrstb, O'Rourke and Rocker
were important props of the Tribune thirty
years ago, and each held up his part in good
earnest. Very few men connected with the
press in the old times, when Bennett, Greeley,
Raymond and James Watson Webb were all
in harness, had more interesting experience.
Newspaper work is done differently nows-
days, but the old wsyI still pleasant TO hearof
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a Story Amount CHARLES yyyndham.

Paris American kegister's london Chat.
One day, before Charles Wynd asm went
10 the United States, he was caught in
heavy shower in Portland Place; he had no
umbrella and every cab that passed was en-
gagged. He had dinner appointment with
q group of friends at the Grand Hotel and
the hour had passed. What was to be done2
The rain still came down with tropic rush,
and the wind blew gale. He looked at his
watch and saw ne was quite half an hour be-
hind time. AT that moment q man with q
large umbrella passed leisurely by. A sud.
den inspiration seized Wyndhsm. He rushed
out from his shelter, ensconced himself I'M
der the umbrella, shook the gentleman
heartily by the hand, exclsiming in his &c.
NAL way: "I'm glad to see you. want to
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No. 5O2.-Enicma of Quotations.


NO. 5O2.-Enigma of Quotations.
The whole of sixty-seven letters is
familiar couplet from Pope.
The II, "A, "a, %, 2, names the suthor
Of
No less renowned than war"
The 81, l, 10. Z, 81. IS, 4, Is. &C was the
author Of
Where bleed the many to enrich the few
The 6, 8, %, 26. 81, 10, 81 names the
author Of
"a day, an hour, of virtuous liberty
Is worth whole eternity in bondage"
The %, >, 40, 20, 80, % names the author
None but the brave deserve the fair"
The SO. 10, IS, %. 81, SO. Al, 40, Al, 40
names the author Of
"The child is father of the man."
The Sc, SO, 60, u, g., q, % names the
author Of
Keep virtues simple path before your eyes
Nor think from evil good can ever rise"
The 81, 60, SO, IS. 80, 81, 81 names the
author Of
TOO nicely Jonson knew the critics part,
Nature in him was almost lost in art"
The 81, SO, 65, II, 4S names the author
Of
sin all distresses OF our friends
We first consult our private ends"
The So, 5S, 66 names the author Of
''when Greeks Joined Greeks. then was the tug Of
war;"
The 81, %, 40, 85, 81, 81, 6a, 8 names the
author Of
"Pity's akin to love-"
The 81, A, SO, 46, q, 80 names the author
Of
"God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb"
The 20, IL, 80, 81, 40 names the author
Of
go, call coach. and let coach be called;
And let the man that calls IL be The caller;
And in his calling let him nothing call
But coach, coach, coach! On, for coach, &c
gods"
The A, 50, 9, %, SO, 81 names the auhOr
Of
care 70 our coffin adds a nail, no doubt
And every grin, so merry, draws one ouJ''
The SO, 10, "a, IA, 80 names the suthor
Of
mo useless coffin enclosed his breast
Nor III sheet nor in Shr0ud we wound him;
But he lay like warrior taking his rest,
With bis martial cloak around him"
The II, 50, "a, A., AZ, SO, 6, 40 names the
author CT
Each says the proverb has his taste. IT'S true.
Marsh loves a controversy; Coates, play;
Bennett, felon; Lewis Way, a Jew;
The Jew, the silver spoons OF Lewis Way"
The 8. 10, GO. 80, SO, 80, 40 names the
author Of
How wonderful is DEATH
Death and his brother sleepr'
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No, 5O4.-Rlanks.

The words required for each sentence are
pronounced alike but different in spelling
and meaning.
1. Said Tom: ''No- man would ever at
tempt to fish in the - with the water so
high"
=. "Ah, mel" sighed the amateur fisher
man, but / can - my boat to q quiet
place near the Island, where the - is
Gagged, and then lure the fab by means of
crumbs"
8. "Well, do as you will re.orts Tom,
"but you will do well to take - to
and eat while you are waiting for - of
fishes to come up" CLAUDE.
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If you are tired taking the large Ol6-fash-
toned gripping pills. and are satisfied that
purging yourself till you are weak and SICK
is not good common sense, then try Carter's
Little Liver Pills and learn how easy 1t is TO
be free from Biliousness, Headache. Consti-
patton, and all liver troubles. These little
pills are smaller easier to take and give
quicker relief than any pill in use. Forty
in vial. One dose Price p cents.
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The Wife of an Ambassador

daughter of one of our merchant princes at a
Presidential levee MY dear, was told BE-
fore / visited America, that your country
women were not remarkable fof fine teeth.
| find il quite the contrary. Take your own
for instance. Pray what dentifrice do you
gse?" 81 have used SozOdont for years and
prefer it to any other" was the response.
Reader, follow her example,
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No. 5O5.-Charade.

No. 505.-Charade.
A PROPER NAME OF THREE WORDS.
Z.
When Jesus taught in Palestine,
And walked by JOrdan's stream,
How oft He spoke this simple word
And loved It well, I deem.
AND when the Master died for men,
This one, by word and deed,
Taught us that Christian charity
Which is the nOblest creed.
IL
Ny second lived two hundred years
Before the Christian age,
And pitched his tent on Msmus' plain,
As writ on sacred page.
III.
Ny thirds OF English origin,
SIMPLE common name:
Before the war called heroes forth,
1t was unknown to fame.
WHOLE.
Ny whOle-all name il now in love,
And in the future years
Thousands will bring pure immOrtelles
And crown with falling tears.
ANN L. PORTER,
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FTHHOsE going 20 Hot Springs for the treatment
i OF syphilis, gleet, Gcr0fule and 81 outaneous
OF blood diseases can be cured for one-third the
cost of such trip st the old reliable stand have
been located here for Is years. and with the a6
vantage of long and successful experience Car
warrant cure In all cases. Epermst0rrhee ant
impotency, In all their stages. positively cured
Once hours, n. IN. 70 p. m, a. Virginia ave
Indianapolis Pills sent with full directions at 81
per box. DR.. BENNkTI
Successor TO ID. B. Ewing.
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Speedily cures all Private, N Nervous and
Chronic Diseases, without the use CT mer-
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NO CURE, NO PAY.
Syphilis GonOrrh0a, elect, Structure, and ali old
lingering cases where the blood has become poisoned,
causing blotches sore throat, pains IN the head snd
bones and all diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder.
are cured for life.
are suffering from the terrible effects OF Seminar
Weakness, Sexual Debility, and Loss OF sexual
Power Is the result Of self-abuse in youth or ex-
cesses of mature years, producing emissions, 1er-
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of memory etc, Thoroughly and perm anently eUTea
in short time, where all others have failed.
The Doctor is irregular graduate OF lIany ears e1-
perienee in this specially. Hisremedles having beer
used for over thirty years and having never JAILED
in curing the worst cases he Is able TO guarantee
acerain and speedy cure for al troubles OF private
nature. Consultation personally or by letter free
/, Gases and correspondence sacredly confidential
? Write for list of questions. bis patients are
being treated by mail and express everywhere of-
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3 N. Sundays, &c o. m. TO p. ID.
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Aliens Brain Food positively cures nerv-
business, nervous debility, and all weakness
of generative organs; 81; six for s.. All
druggists. Send for circular to Aliens Phar-
macy, 3l5 First avenue, New York. Sold in
indianapolis by Browning & Sloan.
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Doing a Great Deal of Good.

Mrs. j. Berry, of Portland, Me-. writes: "Y0ur
HenIys Carbolic Salve is doinga great deal good
Some of my friends have been greatly benefited
By its use. think il the best salve have ever
used" Beware of counlerieits.
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DR.. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup instantly "a.
stroys worms and removes the secretions whic
cause them.
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No. 503,-RiddIe.

a half a scoTe-nor less nor more
Most valiant men of letters,
The perfect type of manhood ripe
The world ne'er saw their betters),
A city led and plainly said
"Our stubborn strength is great"
Yet man by man the total van
Could number only eight,
But in the strife OF human life
viii conquer soon or late.
j. X. p. BAKER.
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at the close OF the war the people of the
United States had to be taxed S4.20 per
capita annually, to pay the interest on the
public debt; now tax of $l.56 head is the
annual burden.
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DR.. Dewitt c. Kellinger's Liniment is an infalli-
bic cure for rheumatism, sprains. 1ameneSs aud
diseases of the scalp ana for promoting the growth
OF the hair.
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A lsdy says that Mrs. Charles Dickens
once remarked to her: 81 suppose the
world needs few genuises to live in It, but
it Is dreadful fate to have to live with one
4 { fhar, -
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Cleanse the scalp from scurf and dandruff
and keep the hair pliable by the use of Hall 8
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reviewer.
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Horsford,a Acid Phosphate

In dependency, etc. DR.. w. s. Powell, De-
fance, o., says: 81 have used it with salts
factory results in dyspeptic ailments, asso-
ciated with great mental depression or
dependency"
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Mr.. Andrew Lungquist Logansport was
cured of poor appetite, bad stomach and pain
in the back by Browns Iron Bitters.
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Answers.

BLOW, blow, thou winter wind,
Thou art not so unkind
AS mans ingratitude."
49I.-"Mother Goose"
492-Eleotricity.
493.-1. Merrimac. 2 Constitution.
Mayfower. 4. Speedwel.
494.-1. William the COnqueror. 2. Cleo
patra. 3. Thomas Moore.
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A man suffering from debility and loss OF
appetite, took two bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilia, gained ten pounds and got well.