Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 3 May 1889 — Page 3

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That Tired Feeling

Ig exprieueed by nlmost everyone at tbisseason and iwiuy pe.ple r: nort Hood's Sur nparilla to dr ye awaf ihe languor and exhuistiou. Ihe blood, laden" with impurities which h,ve en accumulating for months, ruov- hlug^ishly through the M:ins. the m-md f-ils ins

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"y :H still slower to respond.

cod's'Sa supuri lai jus' wcut is ede.l. It purifies, Titu izes, and enriches the blood, tuekes the head clear, crea'es an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling-, :one.s t'ie err. us system ami imparts new strength Mid rigor to the who.® body. "My appeti'o wns p^or, I could not ^le p, h'id Jieada he a great del, pains in my buck. my feoweis oia not more regularlv. Hood's S rs iparilla in s- or- time dH me so much good th»t I foel lik« a new man. My pains and Hchesare relieve'1, iny appetite iiuproT (1. GEORGE K, JACEL••x, Uoxbury Station, Conn."

Maiie® the Weak Strong "For years I WAS sick every spring, b--t last y®ar took Hood's S-rsiparil a and hnv# not seen aaiok day sinc«i. G. W. SLOAN, .Milton. Ma.c

Hood's SarsapariSia

Sold by all drugj?ists. fl six for5"'. Pr^pured only C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. I^owell, ilans Ioo Doses On« ion«»

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR

Tito large number at oc-rtificstce tfce virtue-. of this preparation in tt of 't'ie uunlsjiMaat ili«ease, ab'.: eiSc tcv. It is eke on!- medisln*

rewired of tresune:!?

tuly attest its now on tit-

arket adapted to 'atarrb, thit performs what i/t promises "aud e.fi.ct3 not only .)•• cdy relief but permana.if cure U'tliVi? many tuMtrrna n?w afore the pun tic, doev -:ot drr up i.cinr.o-}-/rily the ussa) di^char^es .-it er*-iicates the prj/liuciug ai-.a"-, thus vivig tn«. syrte.n iu a 'amuddad hwiUtis Wi.lion, A*k your draggists far & bottle of tfyaeV yuro (Jure for Oawrri. aad you will be isv*iei of the malady.

Forsale bv»:i racists. .fciiiSi-: GOR£X?ii, £.a.fay®tt«j Im?e Wholeant sy.'i •,

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LIVER OIL

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Almostas Palatabioa St dUfjvi^'d that the vnost delicate stomach ««n fnkr if. itrmarkahte tut F1.KSII

I'JiOlHiVEU. ft'rso13 G.HX rapid iy ir.'tilc takiiKj IT.

SCOTT'S OITJL'-ilON is aeknnwledgpu by I'hysioiauni) to ba the FINEST and BEsT preparation its class for the relief oi.

CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, Wasting Diseases of Children, arid CKRQFiilC COUGHS.

Sold by all Ihntffgists.

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I'oc two ye::.-3 I had rheumatism so bed thaS it tiisabk :1 m« for work itm'l ir.f.ned me to my bcJ fr a v-ho'e year, duriri vhicli limo I oould not oven raise my hnirf!.-) 1» my lifad. and for 3 2: orit!:M cc:i)d not mo v.- r.iyscir in licd.was rct:uc(il in flesh froai ilJVJ tof-6 His. Wastrcat- (.•! Try l,c.- physicians, omv to j:r:),v worse,

"ly I took Swift's Spociix, imd sion hr^.ra to /a. A f: era while v.-« ct my work, and for the months have been a.i v.el? a.i I eer was—all l0! cfleets of iS'.rili's Sjwcillc.

Jonx RAT,

:, issa. rt. Wayne, lnd. a Blood anl BisraHCO i::: i!ed free. Stnr? tji'Z'jinc Co.. Atlunta, Gc. fTlasHT^CZTZ :OOIK (Wffn & I'd OLXLtt.

is'.1! one of ihe c«leA SMITH & WtSSOX '. Th* --ma'. I arms iriaiitif.i.'tiir i.ii oh ko of all in ealilir' or double aotiuii. KH fjetiai/dels. Const:b-1 rwly o- hex? f.. a WI-I)U: ht slfei. c. lf'UI.'y iu-iei a, for \/o: k.aHh'p iin-1 sto-k, liiey rrc nr.riv: 1 fcr Shn b, ar.-ifii!"!' ni u., ej:. at". r-notbetie cived 1 aen]! i.'iallenb?^ C.ik -ir',,1 wh'eh ofti-a po't fo." tin un'.jie ar./ n. nurel'ab but di.n!«:.-ou8. 'lh- f-iii'J.11 &

SON. Be ilvers ar.-.-Jl sUmreil i«n the bar-

nviihfra'H iisjihi, :, 1 'r.v-i aiiu Tatif jutt-nts in f.v-ry o.. '„d'l. J!•.arti'Se. a

are arwiirnuii-ed ji rfii.-t on having tho ci!ni)"t sup- ly y.-ii a"! will rfwiii jsroaipt an pt." v«

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by 'etura rna'l, full (iescrlptivo eireuiaro of f'Jl'jilY'S H£V/

TAELOrt S'/STIiLS GfitSS GUTTiKfi, ay lady of orciiary i::t. :ii: er.co an and 1^'ar:1 to cut and make

BK. Vs/ SJ-AU v»/ii &ir«« bl« sv'^iiV Rjt-'.naon •••.» t& piUViTR 1.SIsiKASi'^i ot »Qd Foinult. Re^lafSv^ DIES furuiihv-tl. OAKCIGSII t:o«iUvr ly cured vritJioat the VaXfc. Kx/A TURK, uo ours, :so par. Prs-sia ure guf-ran^e*!. Fistula, FU.*uiti, Hpermatcrrhtsa., IrrpoteneT, St^rillity, Goiiorrhes., oyphllai' anfl

er iJi« suocesfciully trcntwd sna

eurtMl. '-all on or address, IU. SAKR. Xlx.&i.,lMmA»APOus. Ikd. All letters Ktua^ asflvywed, *.cd medicliicji ssai ordsi.

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It' USKO liKKOKli! CONriNlCMEiVT, Boor TO MOTHKIW II.ICO KMCI:. MiinriKtJ) KEGULATOK CO., Aliuitt*. Qa.

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CHILDRENn IRRITABLE

Peve'iMi. coinetimes rravjng (cod a eating ra-vtr-ously again refusing '.vbolesr'me diet, teasing •j®2i '3Salv'u sleep.Toainr.^r.rd ^...^io^thettotb', lHhasj 70s ji:ar3'Vov Wo:« vie rap ping nt thci: 'j rnlssL "Trcmpf jr.^os taker., soasra: s»- death ivil' •eh.?* f. A. KAiii'N'iih'AOCKL'ii VE«lHr..r^li'j.y'£f «£VfiR FAITHS

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INDIANA STATE NEWS.

Hog cholera prevails near Waynesburg. Potato bugs are in fall bloom at Seymour.

Peru has secured the Krutzer Glass Works. "Big jaw" is spreading among Park county cattle.

Counterfeit silver dollars are circulating at Laporte, The strike of laborers and teamsters at Anderson still continues.

The Evanaville and Chattanooga railway prejectisto be revived. Triplets have been born to the familf oi John W. Harper, of Wabash.

Mrs. Mary B. Zimmerman, matron of the Orphans' Home at Muncie, is dead. Esther Innis, infant daughter of Alonzo Innis, near Milroy, was scalded to death Wednesday.

Muncie is again overrun with tramps, and heroic measures for relief are threatened.

Rashvillc had a chicken, which lived a day, wit'1 four legs, four wmss, two bodies and one head. 1

The Tennessee Range and Pump Company, of Nashville, Tenn., is to be removed to Evanaville.

Reports from several Gt (he southern counties of this State indicate an unusually large strawberry crop.

J. C. Collins, near Bean Blossom, found two nuggets of £old on his farm, one equaling $20 and ih? other 18.50.

Ev*atisv)!le poople depending upon cisterns for water supply are very much distressed by^the drought in that section.

Rev. F. J. Mallett haR resigned pastoral charge of St. Paul's Episcopal Church at ]STewr Albany, and will remove to Garrttt.

Clayton Down, near Seymour, climbed a tree to catch a coon. A limb broke and he WM thrown to the ground-break-ing bis hip.

Charles fCel ling, of Laporte, by a fall from a dray bad ins phoulder broken, and .for a tim«it was thought his neck was dislocated.

Terre Haute has thirteen men on the police force who draw rteariy as much money as tha twenty-five patrolmen who guard the city.

The United States government depot at JeiTergonvilie made a large shipment of wagons and other army supplies to Oklahoma last week.

Lazarus Rose, of LaGrange, who was supposed to be a poor man afc the time of his death, had $50,000 in notes and mortgages concealed in a leather belt.

A man in Laporte claims to have a rod of the Aaron type, with which he is able to tell where precious metals are located and he spends his time hunting for gold.

Frank Knight, yard-master in the employ of the Chicago & Atlantic Railway Company at Huntington, had both legs crushed by switch eugine. One was amputated.

Tho constitutionally of tho law prohibiting the piping of natural gas out 0! the State—the biil passed over the oovernor's veto—will be tested by the Chicago Trust Company.

Mrs. W. C. Carr, of Crav/jordsville, surprised a negro thief in her residence with her pocket-book in his hand. He snapped a revolver at her, but it missed Are, and she held to him until she recovered her property.

The grain elevator owned by G. J. Lewis, at Acibio, together with a stable and eitrht fre ght cars beloi^ging to the Lake Erie & Western Railway, were destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Loss, $9,00? insurance, $5,000.

Edgar Williams, a Ciark county sehooltescbe", tiied for assault in failing to protect a girl nupil, whose face was being b'aeked with soot by other scholars. has been temporarily relieved by the failure of the jury to agree.

Lorenzo Carrier, of Posey coantv. has brought suit against Dr. Albert D. Barker, ot Cincinnati, claiming $10,000 damages, and alleging that, while treating him for cutaract, the doctor cut into his eyes and destroyed the sight.

The Supreme Court, Wednesday, handed down an opinion declaring unconstitutional the acts establishing the Board of Contra! and the new police board for Indianapolis, and the fire and police board of Evansville. Judge Mitchell diseented.

George W. Fancannon. of Carlisle, a member of Company "JV: Forty-third Indiana, has been granted a pension calling for $11,000. He wa3 injured in December, 1862 epilepsy and insanity followed, and he has long been an in mate 01"the Vermillion County Asylum.

The Indiana Live Stock Insurance Company of Crs -vfordsvitle has absorbed the Central Live Stock Insurance Company of. Indianapolis, a?1.d this will add $300,00 business to the first named. Dr. Baker, Secretary of the Central Company, will lem&in with the Jndinsa.

Professor George V7. Warren, of Evansville, who has been stricken with paralysis, is oae of the best known band leaders in the West, fie was the nrigip.&tor ot Warren's famou3 Crescent City Band, which caught: the Southern ear at New Orleans in 18/2 by its rendition of "Dixie."

The rumen in McFeraon & Foster's box factory at Evans\iile have struck lor higher wagos. The firm claims that during the dull sea-son, in order to keep the men employed, it warehoused its floods, but now that orders are again coming in briskly, the employes have taken advantage to demand" an increase.

Mrs Michael Gk-itx. near Corydon, armed with a heavy club, put to flight a number oi siyc engaged on the extension of the Corydou Branch Railway to King's Cave quarries, the right of "way not having been secured over her husband's ferm. Her action precipitated a compromise, tho company paying $700 for the privilege.

Counterfeit ten-dollar greenbacks are floating in Fort Wayne. The counterfeit is of the series of 1875, check letter C, and white the genuine has a striking-ly-perfect vignette ©f Daniel Webster, in the spuriona note the face has a surly expression. The came counterfeit ie believed to be circulating in other portions of the State

Isaac Newman and wife, pioneero of Miami County, who recently died within few hours of each other, were happily matched, and vet it was the dying lequcat of Mr. Newman that he ba

buried by the side of his first wife, while Mrs. Newman made a similar request concerning her first husband. After their death $7,000 was found concealed in a bureau drawer.

Addison Bennett, of Spraytown, has been arrested for illegal voting. It is stated that he became security for his brother, now dead, and when "the note fell due, Jess than one month ago, he pleaded that he was a minor and under age at the time tne note was drawn. Parties thereupon argued that he was under age when he voted, and the prosecution was instituted.

G. H. Pughslev. of Rochester, If. Y., recently went to Laporte, bearing what purported to be a letter of recommendation from the Lock port (N. Y.) Bank, and he purchased a number of blooded horses from Banks & Hilt and from the Door Prairie Live Stock Association, giving his notes, and in part payment a draft for $800 on the above named bank. The draft was protested. Meanwhile the horses had been shipped to Chicago, where they were recovered. Mr. PugUsley was not found.

Joseph Barrett, of Elkhart, the police-

licem

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Edward Meranda, a Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis railroad brakeman, whose homo is at Jelfer,tonvilie, WAS assisting in doing some switching atEdinburc, Friday night, when his foot became fastened between two ties and ne was struck by a passing car and thrown on the track. One of his arms was run over from the elbow to the wrist and mashed. He was tf^ken to tho railroad company's hospital Friday morning and had his wounds dressed.

The 26th was the 70th anniversary of American Odd Fellowship, and was observed in all parts of the State. Grand Secretary Foster spoke at Covington, Senator Hubbell, at Danville, Rev. H. C. Clippinger at Salem, John Collins at Perryville, Hon. David Strouse at Rockvilie. At Logansport a new hall was dedicated, Grand Instructor McQuiddy acting for the'Grand Master, and, with Hon. W. I). Owen, delivering addresses. At Petersburg, Hon. Frank B. Posey and Grand Warden W. H. Leedy made speechs?, and at night the latter dedicated a new hall.

Some months ago Plymouth capitalists exacted a promise from the Ft. Wayne Jenney Electric Light Company to establish a branch in that place in consideration of shop facilities and 317,000 in Ktut'H iju 1/ orlptJuiit-. The sale of the Ft. Wayne Company to the Thompson-Huston avndicate made this impracticable aud in consequence the Plymouth people are very much enraged, aud are charging all sorts of bitter things. It was criticisms concerning this transaction which, led Mr. Simojis, secretary of the old company, to sue the Piymouth Republican for $10,000 damages for libel, and the situation wdl ftill be further complicated by the Plymouth people suing tc recoier the stock subscribed.

The eighteenth annual meeting of the Woman's Presbyterian Board of Missions, which adjourned Friday at Ft. Wayne, reports receipts at $32,097.05, of which all has been expended save $300.35 in cash, with $'91(J.4L» stock of publications on hand. Lincoln, Neb., was selected ag tbo next place of meeting. Mrs. Benjamin Douglass, of Chicago, v,-ascontinued as president, anc1 the other officers include Mrs. C. B. Far-veil, of Chicago, treasurer Mrs. W. B. Jacobs, of Chicago, secretary, and among the vice-presidents 13 numbered Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, who sent a letter returning thanks for her election as a life member of the board. There are sisty-nine missionaries now under care, not including thosa recently appointed.

To Dislodga the Btifiny,

Whr-11 it takes the form of disease of 1hcidney.i' bl dder, isaiask well nigh impo ni le of accomplishment. Kena: an

man who shot and instantly killed po- it is impoaible to succesfully imitate safe

William Burton, in that city,

last October, for assaulting tne Mayor, was Friday sentenced to tJbiree ve&rs in the nenitentiary. There is considerable feeling over the matter as two murder decisions have been rendered here within three weeks, neither for longer than five years, with time speut in jail before trial deducted as wall -as subsequent good behavior.

At Jasper, William Still well, convicted of hog stealing, told the sheriff, who was taking him back to jail, that two prisoners, Jim Smith and Sam Kesterson, had planned to shoot the shvrifF as he entered the jail and in the excitement try to escape. Tnrning Still well over to a deputy, the sheriff rushed into the jail with another deputy and disarmed Jim Smith, who was taken by surprise. Kester&on was held by the deputy. Smith had thirty-eight caliber pistol in his po :ket.

vwcat mia-

dit'B arj more obstin t: an arty otlitrs. unternt, t--i. reform, the earliest ind e-.tion'. oi 11H't vityof the mat organs with IIo tter's Stomach tiers, which pos est s, »rnot,g other xeellen- qual. ies, ilios of an efficient diuretic. The d.gree of simulation cpjiarent from its lite reac. e-, but neve- g^e- bey ml, ihe bee ndsoisale y. It invigorat alwaVs, never rrit. ten. ISmrht's die i.-e. i-jabetfs. ca *rrh or th bladder, are disease* succensfully comb tt in ther ineipiency wi:h tnis benisn medic st:iuul''.:.i and tonic. Besides reinforcing and regulati ihe kidneys and hlalder, tin Bitte is a ecific iorf. ver and ague, const.pition acd dyspepsia.

SUSTAINED BY THE COURT

The Ttia^sraryLo'n Act Hi Id to ba C«ristitutional.

The last of the coiisti tutional case* which have been recently brought before the Supreme Court was disposed of Friday in an opinion reversing the decision of Judge Howland and holding that the act authorising the temporary loan of $1,4(10,000 is unconstitutional. The opinion of tho court was written by Judge Mitchell, all Ihe Judge# concuricg. It is not unusually long, but it ia

much involved that it is inseparable. The consuiation over the opinion lasted until a short time before the cases we^e handed down to the Clerk this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The opinion denies the power of the Legislature to borrow money for any purpose other than to supply a casual deficit or for some of the other purposes specifically enumerated, and also denies that the Legislature has any general power to incur a debt on behalf of the State. A casual deficit is held to beone not designedly

created, and it is said in snbsiance that the Legislature can not purposely create a deficit and borrow money to supply a deficiency

created. It* further heid

tnat tbe court ia bound to presume that the Legislature, acting upon the information communicated to it by tbe Governor and the Auditor of State, correctly decided that there was a casual deficit within the meaning of the constitution.

IM CATION IS IMPOSSIBLE.

It hae seen shown that in many caees to successfullv imitate.

it is eas

Scarct has a new invention been annoan id before a host of imitations spring 1 on every side.

No hi, tier encomium can be paid the inventoior discoverer than to encounter imitatioi, notwithstanding such flattery is not atieptabie.

Insone cases successful imitation is rendered impossible, inasmuch as the iinitatorls unable to lend a complete knowledge to the subject or ha3 not the means aiihand to aid him.

Perhajs no article has been th© object of attempted imitation more than the worlowide specific for tlie prevention and aire of kidney and liver disorders, faniliarly known as Warner's Safe Cure'

In the reparation of this intensely popular ronedial agent,it is claimed that

cure, evtn if the correct formula is known, lecause the peculiar devices and highly expensive mechanism used in its manufacture are beyond the reach of ihe would-be imitator.

Addinc to this the lack of a long experience. which has rendered perfect every step in its preparation which inventive genius can suggest, together with thegreat skill exercised in the selection cf only the very best materials, the geniune article is perfection itself.

Some effort is a^o being made to imitate a popular line of old-fashioned log cabin "Iwine cures'' known as "Warner's Log Cabin" remetii^F, comprising a sarsaparilla for tho blood, ps and buchu lor the Etomach and system, cough remedy for coidd, rose cream for catarrh, extract for relief from pain, hair tonii% porous plasters and pills.

Successful imitation is rendered impossible for the reason that the same care has been given in their preparation.

An expensive laboratory, costing thousands of dollars, has been specially constructed for their manufacture and ia under the immediate supervision of the best chemists known.

Poor material and means employed would be susceptible to easy imitation, but with the best of material, machinery and skilled labor employed, these household articles are given to the public beyond the reach of all successful counterfeiters.

No gift can make rich those who are poor in wisaom—Julia Ward Howe. 100 Ladies ATantad,

And 100 men to call daily on any druggist for a Free trial package of Lane's Family Me limine, thegreat root »nd herb remedy, discovered by Dr. Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mountains. For diseases of the blood, liver and kir|fc95rs it is a positive cure. For a in in plexioiTit dO:S wonders. Children like it. Every one praises it. Largo size package, CO cts. At all druggists.

The messenger boy's diary—Monday, hired Tuesday, tired Wednesday, fired. A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years ought to know salt from sugar read what says:

TOLEDO,

G., Jnn. 10,1887.

Messrs. F. J. Cheney tt Co.—Gentlemen:—I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that iu all my practice and experience, have never seen a preparation that 1 could prescribe with as much confidence of success as I can Hall's Catarrh (Jure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclusion that I have yet to find a case of Catarrh that it wouhj not cure, if they would take it according to directions.

Yours Truly, L. L. GORSUCH. II. P., Oilice, '215 Summit St. We will give 5100 for any (vise of Catarrh that cannot be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. fi®~Sold by Druggists, 73c.

A revenue cutter—-A clippcr of coupons. Consusii(jt iou sur«»xy Cured. To the Editor:—

Pleajse inform your readers that I hive ft positive remedy for the above .m disetisa. By its timely use thousands of hopoLoss cases have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy KRGK to any OF your readers who have consumption if they will send me their Express and )J. «,. addre3s,

Respectfully,

T. A. SLOOuM. M. C„ 1 si Ht.. New York A swell affair—The big head. "Browns'ti !Sronchiij,l Trnc'i n" are wMcly known a an ad.niraiile reni'. dy for Brouc it s, foarsencss, Co :ghs and Throat trouble*.

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$75.00 to $250.00

Ageii'H preferred who can furnish a liorse and give th.-ir wholi time to the business. Spare uiomeu may be profitab'y employ also. A »ew vacancies in towns and oities. K. F. JOHNSON & CO., bOU liu Street, Richmond, Va. Nt B.—Ladie* employed, alto. At ever mind, tbn%t rending ttamp for reply. Come 'quiclc. Yours lot biz. B. P. J. 4b CO.

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^•"current. Scientific, powerful, Dnrublo, Coniroriab'o and EITortivu. Avoid fi-iuidn. Over H.ilOO oared. Genfl «temp forpjmiililet. ALHO ELECTKIO UKLTH F«K l»IHr,AKKS. OR. H0RNE. REMOVED TO I&0 WABASH AVE., CHICAGO.

FOR ALL PURPQSFS !*8nd 30 cte. for loalil c-.italu.iuaawitti lutl pt liiculars.

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Brnl that PIPW'S Curt for (JouMuuption not only PHKVKNTH, bat also OUB£S B^iarseboss.

For SHEDS and POULTRY BUILDIKGS

We manufacture an exoe lent root for 02LOO jtfter «OG Square Feet AIHO

Sheeting Paper for lining i.wide at

SI.50 per Rolt of SOO Square Feet Keeps building warmer in winti-r wild eoole.r in summer, lfovr to tave ivshingling, stop leaks ilsetu'illy and cheaply in IOO'S »f ad kiade, or lav new roots, partluulars free i: run mention this pap#.-. IKDIASiAJ'OI.LS, INI.

The proper thing- for ail such ill3 la tiiis," remarked the man of pills: F.finch the blood and maks it pare— In this you'll find the only COl-C."

For cleansing, purifying and enriching the blood. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal. It euros all humors from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst Scrofula. &.'lfc-rheum, Scaly or Hough Skin, in short,' all diseases caused by bad blo..d aro conquered by this powerful, purifying, and invigorating medicine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its benign influence. Especially has it manifested its potency in curing Tetter, Ecssema, Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous Sores and Swellings, Hipjoint Disease, "Fever-sores," "White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Guaranteed to 'benefit or cure, or money refunded.

is offered by the manufacturers of DR. SAGE'S CAiARftK REMEDY, tor a ai»e of Catarrh in tho Head which they cannot, cure. By itaS mild, footbinjr, nud hcalir.tr properties. Dr.

T«rredv cvrr.1 th« worst cases, no matter of how loiiy standSnjr. C0e., by drusxists. •2?2:-2:23

It is an established fact known to all horseman dm no -iiri is lit »i uie especially 10 Lrako am/ cults wiih uulcw ih'f weight i* curried independent of tho si .ifis, as any shaft motioa will spoil hi gait and i. akc it uuple sunt to xuaiiugo him.

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