SELTZER! 
WHY 
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.—No. 13. 
There is a word of plural number. 
Mud) troubling pence and human slumber. 
When any name we choose to lake. 
Suffixing “S” we plural make. 
Hut when wo finis proceed with this, 
H ,w strange the metamorphosis] 
Plurality is such no. more. 
And pleasing, what did vex before. e. s. 
Answer in two weeks. 
HIDDEN ANIMALS.—No. 1. 
1. Do go immediately. 
2. Do not disturb earthen ware. 
3. That is Clio near by. 
4. Ho came last night. 
5. Give earth to the potter. 
6 . Ho is able. 
7. Tut I I germinate? 
8 . He speaks bad German, 
fl. Ate we as elate? 
10. Span the roller. Fourteen. 
J3T" Answer In two weeks. 
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BIBLICAL SQUARE-WORDS.—No. 6. 
A desolate valley of Palestine. 
A Jewish month. 
A village of Galileo. 
A Hi bin name of Syria. 
Answer In two weeks. 
Isoda. 
PUZZLER ANSWERS.-Oct. 7. 
Pnzzi.K No. 4.—Flute, lute, viol, violin and bas- 
8001). 
Cross-Word Enigma No. 7.—Long Island. 
Problem No. 12.—Distance, 3.1030sx laches. Area, 
3.48623x Inches. 
Word-Sqeare Enigma No. C.— 
ACRE 
C O A L 
RAGS 
K I, 8 M 
Geographical Enigma No. 5.—Belooeliiatan. 
lUiacellaucone QUumtisemeuts. 
A GENTS WANTED I—For the fastest selling 
and most popular hook—with CO Illustrations, 
likenesses of all the Presidents—beautifully bound, 
and printed on tinted paper, 
THE NATION 
ITS RULERS ANI) INSTITUTIONS, 
IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN. 
Nothing like It. Strikes everybody as just the book 
they need. It is an Hnevelopusdiaof the Government. 
Single pages In it ate of themselves worth the price 
of the book. OTer MK) piW'g*. and only 12.,s'. A Rich 
Harvest tor Canvassers-I.idles and gentlemen fitr- 
oiere, touchers and st udent s One agent Look 7n nr- 
Oers in few days, with elroitlor alone, before the book 
appeared. Kk> ,, day can be cleared In fall territory. 
Witte at once tor circular and Information New 
World PtiHLisaiNti Co., dor. Seventh and Market 
streets, Philadelphia. 
~LOOTHERE! YOUNG MANr 
$130 FBR MONTH 
Made byauy energetic agent In selling my Maps. 
Charts, Books and Prints. Small capital required. 
Write for a catalogue and state whore you saw this 
advertisement. E. C. Bit IDG HAN, 
5 Unreinv SI., New York. 
I MPORTED DOUBLE BARREL SHOT 
GIN FOR $10. 
Warranted to give sullafacilon. 
Game bag, shot pouche, and llask, *3. 
Sent. C. O. D. 
J. F. MARSTEItS, 
55 Court street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
O NE AGENT made $1,000 in (i months can¬ 
vassing for THE GUIDE BOARD, by Dr. W. W. 
Hall. Agents wanted. __ 
U. N. McKINNKY & CO., 
hi North Till St., Philadelphia. 
1^1 fjn A Month, for selling our new book. 
CP 1 t)w Landmarks of Tenth. Extra Induce¬ 
ments to Easterniuid Western Agents. For terms ad- 
dress Franklin Pub. Co., 712Chestnut si., Philacl’a. 
Figures Will Not Lie! 
How Large Fortunes nvc illnde 1 
(ST FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE, .gj 
C Jf~ SEE the prices at which four of the leading 
Sewing Machines are sold In the UNITED STATES, 
und ENGLAND. 
Price iu England. Iti the l 1 . S. 
Wheeler & Wilson $15 00 SS5 00 i 
New Singer - • 32 50 05 00 
Ellas Howe - . 35 00 05 00 
Wilson Shuttle - 40 00 45 OO 
The above Prices are for exactly the same classes 
of machines us sold In both Countries. There is 
scureely any difference in the cost of material and 
labor in any of the above named machines. 
car* AFFIDAVIT.—’w. O. Wil*on, President of the 
Wilson Skiving Machine CO., personally appeared 
before me, and mudeealU that Hie above prices are 
correct, and taken by him from Circulars published 
In the United Slates and England under the corporate 
names of the Companies manufacturing said ma¬ 
chines. FRED. SMITH, 
CPIc ol’ Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga Co., O. 
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale in 
most every County in the United States, and 
No. 707 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 
Cheap Farms ! Free Homes ? 
ON THE LINE OP THE 
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. 
A LAND GRANT OF 
12,000,000 ACRES 
OP THE 
Best Farming and Mineral Lands in America. 
3,000,000 Acres of Choice Farming and Grazing 
Lands on the Line of the road, in the 
State of Nebraska, in the Great Platte 
Valley, 
Now for sale, for cash or long credit. 
These lands are in a mild and healthy climate, and 
for grain grow lug und .■.took, raising unsurpassed by 
any in the Uulted States. 
Prices Range from R2 to SlO Per Acre, 
HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS. 
2,500,000 Acres of Government Lund between 
Omaha and North Platte, open for entry us Home¬ 
steads ONLY". 
SOLDIERS OF THE LATE WAR 
ARE ENTITLED TO A 
TREE HOMESTEAD OF 160 ACRES 
within Railroad llmlt9, equal to 
A Direct Bounty of $400. 
Send for the now edition of descriptive pamphlet, 
with new maps, muiled free everywhere. 
Address O. F. DAVIS, 
Land Commissioner U. P. R. R. Co., 
Omn.Ua, Neb. 
“ A. NEW DEPARTURE.” 
Fellow Citizen (to Pretty Whiter Girl).—“ I will take a peach pie, if you please.” 
Pretty Waiter Girl. —“ We don’t serve Colored People here, Sir.” 
Felloio Citizen .—“ But 1 am not Colored People. 1 am W. F. Jotinson.” 
NORTHERN PACIFIC ‘° Re ““y 
_—■— r -ir 
Gold Bonds. 
DURING THE PAST FEW WEEKS 
the demand for 
7-30 NORTHERN PACIFIC 
GOLD BONDS 
has been LARGER THAN EVER, while 
the exchange of Five-Twenties called in 
for redemption in December is daily in¬ 
creasing. 
This shows that holders of Five-Twen¬ 
ties are not only alive to their interests 
but that they have the fullest confidence 
! in NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN- 
THIRTIES. 
The Bonds are secured, beyond all 
question, by a first and only mortgage 
on the Road, its entire rolling stock 
and 50,000,000 acres of the finest land 
in the world. 
We do not hesitate to commend these Bonds 
to our friends and the public, and no 
stronger proof of their popularity could be 
offered thau the sales during the first week 
of the present month, which, notwithstand¬ 
ing the disturbance in monetary affaire, EX¬ 
CEEDED THOSE OF ANY SIMILAR 
PERIOD. 
All marketable securities received in ex¬ 
change. 
Full particular's furnished by 
JAY €00KE & CO., 
New York, Philadelphia and Washington. 
CRUMBS SWEPT UP 
BY REV. T. DE WITT TALMAGE, THE 
MOST POPULAR PREACHER IN AMERICA. 
Agents wanted everywhere, male or female, to sell 
this great work. No trouble to aell. Big Profits. 
Semi for terras to WILLIAM B. EVANS & CO., 
Publishers, No. 740 Sansom St.. Philadelphia. 
THE IMPROVED UNIVERSAL 
IS THE BEST WRINGER. 
Ini REASON.—It lias Rowell’s Patent Double 
Cogs on one end only of the shaft. These cogs 
have longer teeth, cun play apart farther with¬ 
out disconnecting, can never crowd together so 
us to bind, never work tddcwmrt out of place; 
wear more evenly and turn easier tUan any cog¬ 
wheel ever invented. 
2<l REASON.—It has the Pntcut Slop, which 
keeps the Cogs from disconnecting and losing 
their power, yet allows the rolls to play apart 
far enough to wring the hugest article cunllv. 
3d REASON, it lute the Mullen bit* Iron Fold¬ 
ing Clump, which can not he broken,and fa-si- 
ena (securely and easily to tubs of any curve, and 
tits washing ntaeli lues or stationary tubs of fully 
two Inches iu thickness, which no cur cot or or¬ 
dinary damp cun do, und it folds under out of 
the way when not In use and for convenience in 
packing. 
4 1 b REASON, —It has the Folding Apron or 
(inkle, to conduct the clothes safely over the 
side of the tub, free front contact with the damp 
or screws. 
5tli REASON.—It )i:ib the peculiar advantage of 
Two I'rrssurr Screws, so arranged with pat¬ 
ent wooden spring,, that each screw presses on 
both ends of the roll alike, 1 he same as if it was 
in the center, w bill) the two together yive double 
IIIe capacity forpressure. 
Gill REASON.—Tlie Eln*ric Rubber between 
the strong wooden springs relieves their rigidi¬ 
ty, makes the machine turn easier, saves the 
rolls from strain, and causes the pressure to bear 
on both ends of tire roll alike. 
7ili REASON.—All its lAON parts are WROUGHT 
or maLliiahlk, not liable to break, and careful¬ 
ly galvanized, to prevent lust. 
Sib REASON.—Tlie Handle or CrnnU is not 
screwed on like other w ringers, but BOLTED or 
ItIVKTED.und will turn clothes backward or for¬ 
ward, or from one tub to uiiotlier, without com¬ 
ing luose. 
Dili REASON.—Its folding lower slut fits down to 
any stationary tub or washing machine, and 
prevent-* water slopping over, as it will with or¬ 
dinary wringers. 
lOtli REASON.—It is very light And porta¬ 
ble, yet built so substantially that the strong¬ 
est person cun not break it in wringing the 
largest garments. 
WItli nil these Advantages, Its price is no 
greater thau that of any Inferior wringer with cogs. 
Sold by the House Furnishing and Hardware Trade 
generally. 
The celebrated 
DOTY WASHING MACHINE 
Manufactured and sold also by 
Metropolitan Washing Machine Company. 
R. C. BROWamura, President. 
32 Cortland St., New York. 
F, O. Box 3043. 
NEW YORK. 
fl 
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jaQPARKPIACE.N-T- 
I SEND FOR CIRCULAR & PRICE L/STA 
ANTED-A GENTS, ($20 per (Ly/.lto sell 
the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING 
MACHINE. Hus tlie under-feta *makes the 
"lock-stitch'” (ailke on both sides.) und is 
fully licensed. The best ami cheapest family 
Sewing Machine in tlie market. Address 
JOHNSON, CLARK A CO., Boston, Muss., 
Pittsburg. Pa.. Chicago. 111., or 8LLouis, Mo. 
\ GENTS WANTED.— Religion* of the World 
gives tlie origin, development and forms of wor¬ 
ship of each: boiuili &ully bound • sells rapidly. 
QUAKER CITY PUBLISHING HOUSE, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
(JIADK A MONTH I Horse und carriage fur- 
nisiied. Expenses paid. 
H. B. SHAW, Alfred. Me. 
tf I y EGA It—how made—of Cider, Wine.or Sorgo, 
■ 111 in 10 hours. F. SAGE, Cromwell, Conn. 
$10 A DAYSSS 
ed in every family. Recommended by Moore’s 
Kuual New-Yohkeii. „ . „ 
C. A. CLEGG & CO., 20 Courtlaudt St., N. Y. 
ARE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. 
Because, being mndc olilir best materials, 
nnd every part being fiui»hed in the most 
perfect ninntier, they will rim with grent 
| >reci*lflit, mill will not mop or run irregu- 
ar, u» i» the cime with oilier Watches. 
We desire to increase the sale of these reliable 
time-pieces,ami have reduced the prices much lower 
than formerly. 
Miner Hunting Watches . .... $15 
Gold 2Iun ting Watches, (18-cara t cases,). $>75 
G»Ul Hunting Watches , (Ladies size,).. . $60 
We send single Watches to any place by express, 
wRh the bill to collect on delivery, and we give the 
purchaser the privilege of opening the package and 
••Xumlnlng tin; Watch before paying, and If. after It 
is taken ami paid for.it should not prove satisfactory, 
we will exchange it or 
REFUND THE MONEY. 
We have sent thoilBlinds of these Watches by ex¬ 
press, no,i to every section of the country, and bv 
<>ur improved method of packing they will go safely 
to any distance. Persons living In the distant States 
and Territories can save from 50 to 100 per cent, by 
buying from us, 
Do not order n Wntcii till yon hnvo sent 
for mir Descriptive Price Lief. It explains 
tlie dltterenl hinds, uives weight uml qual¬ 
ity nl the outsets, with prices of each. 
When you write for u price list please state that 
you saw this in the It DUAL NEW-Yokkek. Address, 
In full. 
HOWARD Sc CO., 
865 Bronslwny, New York. 
4 WIHIUTLJC 0% ■ Title AMERICAN RURAL 
Y UN noil I HOME, A. A HOPKINS and 
IIIV/II I MUM i F Wilcox. Editors and 
Y<V')!-■? U 1 Proprietors, Free from 
w * Sept. 1 to .la niinry to 
all who remit TU'U HOLLA KS —regular yearly sub- 
script ion—-fin 1872. Firm-Cl ohm, Eight-Pngr, 
A giiinll iit'nl, ITori icnlt ii in I mill Fninily 
Weekly. 3 months on trial lor 25 cents. 
Specimens free. Address 
HOPKINS Si WILCOX. 
__ Itochogtor, N. Y. 
RHODODENDRONS. 
We sell this best of all Flowering Shrubs ut the 
following prices: 
Seedling*, generally of one color, fl. 
Grit Itesl Plants, of all the colors, |2. 
car For Catalogues, address 
PARSONS & CO., Flushing. N. Y. 
IILD1YO PAPER 
OF FOUR GRADES 
Water-Proof CLAP-BOARDS, 
A perfect substitute for pine, at about 
half its cost, and entirely water-proof. 
8HEATHING BOARD, 
For outside of Studding, under Clap¬ 
boards. A uon-oonductor of cold, heat 
und dampness. 
Prepared Plastering BOARD, 
a cheap utul perfect substitute for lath 
and plaster; makes a smooth, sub¬ 
stantial wall, at less than half the 
usual cost. 
DOUBLE-THICK ROOFING, 
made entirely of Woo) Felt, a cheap 
and perfect urtiole. 
Samples and Circulars sent free, by 
ROCK RIVER PAPER CO., Chicago; or 
B. E. HALE. 22 & 24 Frankfort 8t„ N. Y. 
H r is 
The Patent. A Hon Plano, la constructed upon entlrtJv different 
principle* from any jMnnc now tmvde, Tho Tone and Workman, 
•tdp la superior itid lh*IrMtnmiPiiti* on* more dnmbt*. We do 
tint cUim K«|UnlH) , but wv duhti Superiorit y IV# warrant every 
Plano fi' mukafor Fhe Y**iif«»fcnd p&rtlu* Utiriilnir tonnrchnR« a 
Iniljr First 4‘luHt Plano-Votte run pnrriia** an “ ,Irion '* on trial. 
Writ* forour 60 pare lllimratod paint hid which wo mull free 5 
H defteribeultiA romtmptlon of eve ry Plano In the mariret and cou- 
triftc them with th*r“Ariilt>. M —h*ml buy a Punu ttulll you have 
road thia book. When you write »tate where you aaw Mil* notice, 
Aildlctfi, The Arfoit Piano-Port0 Company, No, 554 Broadway. 
Now-York City. 
UPHAM’S ASTHMA CURE. 
Relieves the most violent pnroxvBtusln five minutes 
und effects a speedy cure. Price, $2 bv mail. Address 
s. o. UPHAM, 100 $. 8th St.. Philadelphia. 
RUPTURE 
Relieved and cured by Dr. Sherman’s Patent Appli¬ 
ance and Compound. Office No. tillV Broadway. New 
York. Send 10 cents lor book with Photographic like¬ 
nesses of cases before and alter cure, with Henry 
Ward Beecher’s ease, letters and portrait.. Beware 
of traveling impostcra, who pretend to have been as¬ 
sistants of Dr. Sherman, 
Bin?, man. 
DEN SLOW It BUSH’S “SAFETY” OIL 
i ... 
ASPHALT ROOFING FELT. 
Diploma Awarded Texas State Fair 1S71. 
A well-tested article of good thickness and dura¬ 
bility, suitable for steep or fiat roofs. Can beapjilled 
by an ordinary mechanic or handy laborer. For full 
particulars, apply to E. H. M A KTIN,70 Malden Lane 
und 5* Liberty Btreet, N. Y. P. O. Box 4784. 
H. W. JOHNS' IMPROVED 
Asbestos Roofing 
First Premium Awarded by American Insti¬ 
tute, 1870. 
First Premium Awarded by Louisiana State Fair, 1870. 
First Premium Awarded by Texas State Fair. 1871. 
Full descriptive Pamphlets, Price Lists, Terms to 
Dealers anil samples sent free. 
H. \V. JOHN*. 78 William 8t., Now York, Man¬ 
ufacturer of Roofing and Sheathing Felts und Gen¬ 
eral Rood tig Materials. 
Will not explode ! Safest 
and inii'i'Ni oil ever pro- 
due, 1 d ! Stii ii,Ih river 150* 
five test 1 We take regular 
Kit >**noft oil and try our now 
process expel all Impurities and 
_ explosive elements The Fir.. 
Brar < T^BKMBSUnderw' iitM•? of N. V urgently 
A^B^MBreeuiumeiid our oil ns a protec¬ 
tion to life and property. A lighted lamp may be up- 
gel and broken wit Wont fear id explosion „ r fire. For 
sale by all grooera, druggists, Ac., in the 1 . >. Extra 
inducements to dealers. Address Dknwliav & Bush, 
130 Muideri Lane. N. Y.. H Custom If. 81.. Boston, 
Mass.. IB S. Calvert St., Baltimore, Md., 51 8. Water 
St..Chicago, HI., or Cleveland, O. 
AGENT* wanted for 
GOB IN HISTORY, 
O NE OF THE REMARK A RLE BOOKS OF THE 
Ago. Abounds in thrilling passages aud start- 
line theories. Treats on living issues and recent 
events, Itevicws Iulnllibility nnd Ibr War iu 
Fl-nlice. Restores History from the terrible abuse 
into wlilqh It lias fallen. Shows that GOD, NOT 
CHANCE, controls the world; that Redumption is 
the Golden Thruud Of History; that Providence is 
its light; that God is in History, and all History lias 
a unity because God |- in It. These grave truths 
have been overlooked by nearly all historians. God 
dues control In the ufluirs ol nations urnl lor His 
glorv OUv plan insure* large sales. Address 
J. W. GOODMPKKD A f'O., 
37 Park Row, N. Y., or 148 Lake St., Chicago. 
pnfipp y. fDnurn ^aws’VfsstifTss 
ullUutJ tt L U11U fl IV . very popular Steel Kn- 
g raving. Address for terms, & 0 ., PERINEA MOORE, 
Publishers, 66 and C8 Rcade St., N. Y. 
/^HIEAI’l—A Handsoiuc, liill-gilt Photograph 
^ Album, holding 20full-size pictures, mailed, post¬ 
paid. for 25c.; 5 for 81; 82.25 per doz. Circulars free. 
Address C. 8. RILEY, Holland, Erie Co., N. Y. 
UPHAM’S DEPILATORY POWDER 
Removes superfluous hair In 5 minute-, without 
injury to the skin. Sent by mail for $1.25, by S. C. 
UPHAM, 100 South Eighth St.\ Philadelphia. Pa. 
Agents Wanted T r' 
SlidingGuage Button lToleCut 
tor. Cuts to any size desired. 
Will sell every where at sight. 
200per cent, profit ; samples by 
mail, 25c. Crescent B. H.C. Co., 
723 Jayne. 8t., Philadelphia, Pu. 
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE 
H istory of the 
WAR IN EUROPE 
It contains over 150 tine ghgiavlngs nt Battle 
Scone* and Incltlcrts lit tlie War. and Is lliconly 
FULL, AUTH EN'l’U and OFFICIAL history of that 
great conflict. Ageni.i are meeting with nnpioce- 
dented success soiling from 20 to 40 copies per day, 
and it is published in both English arid German, 
ri* All *T* I M Inferior histories arc being 
vM U I iUll circulated. See tbtil the book 
vou buy contains 1 50 fine engravings and 800 pages. 
Send for circulars and see our terms, und a lull des¬ 
cription of tlie work. Address, NATIONAL PUB¬ 
LISHING Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. 
AGENT* WANTED FOB 
“WONDERS 
OF THE WORLD,” 
OVER ONE THOUSAND ILLUSTRATIONS. 
Tlie largest, best selling, and most attractive sub¬ 
scription book ever published. Send for circulars, 
with terms, at once. Address 
UNITED STATES PUBLISHING I’D.. 
411 Broom* street. New York. 
WOOD, TABER & MORSE, 
F.A'rOX, MAUISO.V ('(>., X. V., 
MANUKACTUREKB OK 
STEAM ENGINES, 
Por in Lie, Stationary 
and Agricultural. 
Hundreds In use in Shops, 
Printing Rooms, Mill*. Mines, 
and on Farms uml Planta¬ 
tions, ror Grain Threshing, 
Food Cooking for Sioek, Cot¬ 
ton Ginning, Sawing, &c. 
Circulars sent on application. 
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! 
TilE UNIVERSA L T1VINE AND Til READ 
cutter 
Saves Time. Twine and Thread, Fingers and Teeth. 
Something every Lady and Gentleman wants. 
Samples mailed on receipt of 25 cents. Address 
X. B. DOOLITTLE Ar CO., 
599 llroiidwny, N. Y. 
M agic photographs. -Tim wonder* of 
the World. 26c u package 5 assorted packages 
lor $1. Send to W. C. W ICMYSS. 730 Broa dway, N. \ . 
K ELLEY'S PATENT CHEMICAI- U E- 
TAU1.IC PAINTS, ulI shades. Prepured 
for immediate use, requiring no mixing. 1 at up in 
!». 1(1, 20. and 40 gallon package*. 
Pried POT gallon for inside work —..--GG 
Price per gallon for outside work.— LM 
Price per gallon for roofs, barns and fences. lb 1 
NEW YORK CITY OIL CD MPA \ > , 
Agents, 11C Miriilun l^anc N. ». 
A GltEAT CHANI i: FOIt AGIiNTS. 
Do you want an agency, local or traniiwj, a Itli 
a chance to make #5 to «20 per (lay selling 
our new 7 strand lFftifr il tie ( .ofin., J.lnesl 
They last forever; sample free, BO there is no 
risk. Address (if mice UadSOtl Itirc li ire 
fForks, cor. Water St., and Muiden Lane, N. 
Y. ( or lti Deurborn St., Chicago, 111. 
H. HENDERSON’S 
FAMILY LIQUOR-CASES, 
Each Case containing one bottle or 
GT f> PALE BRANDY, I HOLLAND GIN. 
OM> llYE WHISKEY, OLD 1 'ALE SHERRY, 
FINK OLD POUT I OLD BOURBON 
Guaranteed pure and of the very best quality. 
Price, Seven Dollars. 
GETTING UP CLUBS. 
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS. 
Parties inquire how to get up clubs. Our answer 
■ a genii for Price List, und a Club form will uccom- 
vit with full directions,—making a large saving 
lo consumers and remunerative to Clnb orgimucr.. 
ICKES’ 
■ V is PURE, 8AFE. SWEET, and ECO¬ 
NOMICAL. 
J. H. WICKE8, 120 Maiden I.nne, N. Y. 
A ND 
WISDOM. 
C ~ 3 1 J'ilSKl' STIU I T . 
MINTON S ENCAUSTIC TILES, 
Oil for FLOORS. GARNKIRK VASES. 
FjOicOllU V^rj.1. Fok Lnwnit and Gardena, Chimney Top*, etc. 
SWEET, and ECO- MILLER & C OATES. 270 Pea rl St .. New York. 
Ofk A For lst-class Pianos. Sent on trial. No net?- 
I,| CT I.nne, N. Y. $290Aaft«i»C S.«*NO «■»■««■» 
T ~Z7 t ’asecdotVs 
I ttSTU ATIONS OK LIKE, <’H \11ACTER, fl TMOK 
PATno”to -ne Hundred Cla:-alBeations.(ulpha- 
he imfllv arranged), among whtcli are found those of 
1 , b f™avMKN physicians, v; iornkys. Btutesnsen, 
_ _ _ sag* 
0 Iff warded V aU''par't * ' of the'unltc’dSWitcBfto 'w.b Pin, 
ino-i Uber-.il coauDtfBlunB will be paid, for parLKUja 
U ITI - B ^ri^»o r . 
4th street. Philadelphia. Penn.__ 
TREAT THEDuMAN MACHINE GENTLY. 
»•««" “ «** 
mild biilfauilc and delightful tonic laxative, 
TARRANT’S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT, 
which heals, tones and invigorates the irritated intestines, while it relieves 
them from the morbid humors which provoke abominable disease. 
SOI.D 1IY ALL DRUGGISTS. 
