Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 17 May 1894 — Page 3

Ptakfoam's

Vegetable

CURES ALL

Ailments of Women.

It will entirely cure tho •worst forms of Femalo Complaints, all Ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling and Displacements of the Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly adapted to tho Change of Life.

It lias curcd moro casos of Lencorrhrra tjian any remedy tho world has over known.' It is almost infallible in such eases. It dis-, solves and expels Tumors from the Uterus, in an early stage of development, and checks' any tofldcucy to cancerous humors. That

Bearing*down Feeling

causing pain, weight, and backache, is instantly relieved and permanently curcd by its use. Under ail circumstances it acts in harmony with tho lar.-s that govern th9 femalo system, and is as harmless as water.

All DRUCR!"*? sell if. Arldri'SS In COTI .-1.TCO, LYDIA il.

I'INKHAM Stun. Co., LYNN,SMASS.

Lydlo E. Pinkham's Liver F.-'ls, 25 cprus.

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age.

Rf£rpmti!J25 iJ sico

B0KALD KESHEBY, DF R0XB88Y, MASS., Has discovered in one of our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures every kind cf Humor, from the worst Scrofula down to a common Pimple.

He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and never failed ex:ept in two cases (both thunder humor). He bas now in his possession over two hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty miles of Boston. Se::ci {"ostal card for book.

A benefit is a/ways experienced from file .first bottle, and a" perfect cure is warranted when the right quantity is taken.

When the lungs are affected it canr.es 6hooting pains, like needles passing through tiicm the same with the Liver or Bowels. This is caused by the jets being 6topped, and always disappears in a week after taking" it. Read the label.

If the r.tcmach is foul or bilious it will cause squeamish feelings at first. No change cf diet ever necessary. Eat the best you can get, and enough of it. Dose, one tnblesDoonful in water at bedtime.

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snbjcct cf tbe above portrait Is tho Rev. Cliarjes Pressor, a much beloved and most devout minister of tho gospel of Cavtnel, Northumberland Co., Pa. Air. Pressor's usefulness, was. for r„ long time, greatly impaired by a distrcs.ilng, obstinate disease. How his malady vraii finally conquered wo will lot hini tell hi his own language. Ho Bays I wes a great Guffcrer from dyspepsia, and I had suffered so long that I was wreck life was rendered undesirable) and It seemed death

T7«b near Imt# I camo in

contact with Dr. Picrrco's Goldon Medical Discovery and his Pleasant Pellets.' I took twelve bottles of

Discovery,' and several

bottles of tho 'Pellets,' and followed tho hygenic ndvica of Dr. I'ierco, and. I am happy to say it was iudcod-^ cure, for life is worth living now."

toon, of the liver, rton.'-aeh and bowels, Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery effects perfect eurcs when all other medicines fail, it has a specific tonic efleet upon tho lining membranes of tho stomach and bowels. As t71 invigorating, restorative tonic it gives strength to the whole system and builds up solid flesh to the healthy standard, whea reduced by

wastiflg diseases."

Mr. J. F. Hudson, a prominent lawyer cf Whitcherville, Sebastian Co., Ark., writes »Having suffered severely, for a long time, from a torpid liver, indigestion, constipation. nervousness and general debility, and finding no relief in my efforts to regain my .health, I wa3 induccd to try Dr. Piercc"3 Golden Medical Discovery end

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Peltate.' Under this treatment, I improved very nrach and in a few months was abld io atfrwyl to m7 professional dutiei™

Yours truly,

To pte: rlfy, enrich and vitalize the blood, and thereby invigorate tbo liver end digestir* organs, brace up the nerves, nnd put llwqrstom in order gkieraUy abo to bo#d

ass!

Tho Earth Growing Larger.

Tho earth, traveling in its orbit around the sun and onward with tho Bolar system around some unknown and still greater center of attraction, is constantly traversing new regions of ppace, which it depletes of meteoric dust and meteorites, thus steadily—ua matter how slowly—increasing in diameter. Now let this growth continue till the earth has just twice tho attractive power which it now possesses, we should then have twice the number of meteorites arid double the quantity of dust falling annually upon it.

Fortunately for our heads the earth has not yet attained very formidable dimensions, but we may look upon it as an established- fact that it constantly gains in weight, and that in proportion to such gain its attractive power steadily increases.

The attractive force of the sun is so enormous that a perpetual hail of meteorites and a torrent, of dust particles must rush upon it from all directions, and some ol" the foremost observers are now of opinion that these falling bodies are the sole cause of the MI us heat.

In the light of this theory our earth is a young ami growing, not an old and dying land: a planet with a future, which ought to be cheerful news to ail of us. although we shall not live lo reap the. beueiit of it. and the sun, far from being mi its last legs as an expiring luminary, is steadily gaining in heat ami lighting capacity—America,k Geologist.

Pretty Girls In tho Troasnry Department. Some of tho prettiest women in the country are right here in the Treasury lopar'uuent, says the Washington Star. .V great many of them are Wa-ihiugton-ans, but as a cias-3, they represent the )c:tuty of the whole country. They ire blondes and brunettes, short and all and medium some plump, some juooniy, some of lithe and willowy form -they re fairly the types of the several great cities and about all the itates of the union. In that one building, covering four blocks, is to be found more beauty thin a hunt through •iiany large cities might discover. A iarge portion of the female clerks are •oung, or at least on the minus side of ld maid hood. O.'lieo life is not pronofcive of longevity, and many of the jlderly women have died off or reached a aq'O beyond business.

Those who have come into the ile•mrtnrjnt within tho past four or five rears are mostly young women, who :a.vo just passed through the normal -choois and hare entered the government servicj through the civil service •xamination. Tlioy are a bright lot ol /oung women. In many eas3s it is, lerha.p.i, that {hey are tho prettiest -irls of the family, which inspires them .vith an ambition beyoud the dru.l jfery if housework or the trials of a schoolautrm and induces them lo strive for ,he more agreeable wor!c and better lay under the civil service. And this may account for there being such a preponderance of good looks.

ap botb eolid flesh and ctrength after grip, pneumonia, fovers and other prostrating diseases,

44Golden

Uledical Discovery" has

no equal. It docs not make fat people moro corpulont, but builds up solid, wholesome j"erh.

Do von feel dull, languid, low-spirited, bavo fullness or bloating after eating, tongue coated, bitter or bad tasta in mouth, irregular appetite, frequent headaches,

floating

Epochs before eyes, nervous prostration and drowsiness after meals

If you havo any cousiderablo number of these symptoms, vou are suffering from torpid liver, associated with dyspepsia, or indigestion. Tho more complicated youi disoaso tho greater tho number of symptoms. No matter what stage it has reached, Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery will subduo it.

Nervousness, sleeplessness, nervous prostration, nervous debility, and kindred disturbances are generally duo to impoverished blood. Tho nervous system suffers for want of pure, rich blood to nourish and sustain it. Purifv, enrich and vitalize the blood by tailing

Golden Medical Dif-covery" and all

theso nervous troubles vnnish. The

Golden Medical Discovery fa far

better for this purpose than tho much advertised nervines and other compounds, so loudly recommended for nervous prostration, as they *4put tha nerves to sleep," but do not invigorate, brace up and so strengthen tho nervous system as does the Discovery," thus giving permanent benefit and a radicaX cure.

Buy of reliable dealers. "With any others, something else that pays them better will probably bo urged as

just as good." Per

haps it ia, for them but It enn't bo, for you. A Book (136 pages) treating of the foregoing disease? ana pointing out successful means of homo cure, also containing vast numbers of testimonials, (with phototype portraits of writers), references and other valuable information, will be sent on receipt of six cent*, to pay postage. Address. World's Dispensaij Medical Association. Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, UK ISAVX Street, Buffalo, N. Y.

ED OOXEY.

Calamities Come to the Commonweal.

iVll the Divisions in Hard Linos—Universal "Kicking" All Along the Line.

Coxey's main army having been warned by tho Washington Board of Health to vacate their camp and abate the nuisance, took up their march to liladensburg, Saturday, 525 strong. The people of Bladensburtr petitioned the Governor to prevent the tramps from camping in their midst. The camp was made adjacent to Bladensburg and Hyattsville. Sunday an admission fee of iifty cents was charged and socalled reincarnation services were held. Prepartions arc being made for a long stay at "Camp Coxey," as the lust stopping place is called. Hyattsville citizens were greatly excited as Coxey has announced that he will stay at this camp till nil the other divisions arrive, but the citizens say "nay," and will use every possible means to compel tho aggregation to move.

Sanders' division of the Commonweal in possession of a stolen train, continued to deTy pursuit on Thursday. The railroad company continued to place obstacles on the track. But they came to grief, Thursday night, as the following buMetin from Saliua, dated 10:30 u. m., shows: "The war is over. The intrepid Colorado contingent of the Commonweal which INH kept Colorado a id Kansas in an uproar for two days, .i surrendered unconditionally to Marsha, .N'rely. They were 450 strong, and every man was put under arrest. The surrender was maic peaceably, and the. entire army is being taken to Topeka for trial. Tho special train is now with the captured army, and is making rapid time on its return trip."

Sweet,land's Connecticut division readied lS'ew York, Tuesday, fifty-nine strong.

At Yakima. Wash., in a fight between deputy marshals and Coxey ites in possession of a stolen train, two officers and three wealers were shot a id severely injured. Sixty Coxevites were arrested. One hundred are still at Yakima, and claim they will go east on the first freight train.

Fry's army was at Shelbyville, Thursday, and for some hours it looked as ii there would be a collision with the people and some one would be killed. The people would furnish the army no rations for breakfast. Camp was broken and the wagons and Fry with his staff started toward town. The army, greatly reducod in number by scant fare, under command of Col. Brownell. marched up into the open public squre where Brownell spoke about the. ingratitude and inhumanity oi Shelbyville citizens, after which he disbanded them and told every man to hustle for himself for food. His remarks were very bitter towards the citizens and they were getting together for the purpose ol resenting ic when Brownell changed the character of his talk and agreed to leave town with the twenty-six who remained with him. They moved out of town ai 1):30 o'clock with lla^s and banners fly inland the music of fifes and drums. Cum was made at St. Paul, Thursday night.

Another collision occurred at Yakima, Wash., Friday, between deputy marshals and the commonwealers. Two industrials were shot.

At Eocklin, Cal., Friday, "Col." Paisley an officer of a commonweal division, was killed by Constable Fleckinger. The industrials became furious and tried tc lynch the constable, but he succeeded ir escaping. Fleckinger was trying to arrest the officers of this division, now 7C( strong, who were in possession of a stoler, train.

The Union Pacific continues to have trouble with the industrials. Sunday body of 2."0 men, led by a man named Shellier. seized a train on tho Oregot {•Uiort, Line and is moving east. All rolling stock has bes-n taken from Montpeliei a ui the tanks emptied of water, and at i-heyenne .Judge Riner, of the United j':-ates Court., has granted an injunction Jo restrain the men from using the property of the road, and writs for the arres! nf the loaders have, been placed in the hands of the United ytat.es marshal. The men abandoned the train at Cokerville. Wyo, and the expected conflict is off l'oi the present.

At Philadelphia, Sunday, Lani Kalangraff and Joseph Wenibloth were arrested for holding a socialistic meeting, and are locked up iii jail awaiting a hearing. The meeting was hel'd apparently as an industrial gathering, but two policemen attended it in citizens' clothes, and they say say that the addresses, which wero made mostly in Ilussian, called the people to tear down the government and the militia and set the red flag waving over the White House.

The Commonwealers who were refused an asylum at Minneapolis camped near Fort Snclling, Saturday night, and continued South, Sunday. The leader, Capt. Wilson, found St. Paul as hostile as Minneapolis. They camped, Sunday night, at South St. Paul, where the people furnished them with a good supply of provisions.

Randall's army, on arrival at Elkhart, was compelled to keep within a circumscribed si ace near the river and to remain there nearly all day, Sunday, Itandali says he is growing tired of this daily prison life and will soon bring a test case :o see whether his men can be barred out jf every city they come to. He may have the opportunity at Goshen, as the citizens there do not want him and his army.

Tho Sanders army of train stealers reached Topeka, Saturday, in charge of C. S: marshals. Sanders says the Missouri Pacific, in blockading the road to prevent the. progress of the army through

fColorado,

damaged engines and cars to

the extent of fully ?5,(X)0. Not a weapon any kind was found among the members of the array by the deputy marshals.

Kelley's army arrived at Harvey, la.. Saturday. Commodore Kelley disbanded the company that had a woman from Des Moines with them because they refnsed •o compel her to leave. Tho company pcnt the night in a corn crib at Fificld ind continued tho journey on foot before daylight.

Kelley's fleet readied Ottumwa, la., Monday. The mayor and a committee net the boats and told Kelley that provisions would be furnished if the ariqy tvould quietly pass through and camp ihroe miles below tho town. The offer ivas accepted and the provisions wprst famished In genorous quantity*

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A lady who suffered for years wit"', uterine troul)le« displacements, leucori-'iooa and other irregularities', found a safe and arnp!e home treatment taut completely cured her without the aid of physicians. She will send it free with full instructions how to use it t-o any suffering woman who will send her name and ad dress to Mrs. liev. A. M. Turner, South liend, Indiana.

She Said: Let's Try Hood's

And It Helped Them Both

Liver Troubles—Dyspepsia 29 Tears.

Don't Blame the Cook

If a baking powder is not uniform in strength, so that the same quantity will always do the same work, no one can know how to use it, and uniformly good, light food cannot be produced with it.

All baking powders except Royal, because improperly compounded and made from inferior materials, lose their strength quickly when the can is opened for use. At subsequent bakings there will be noticed a falling off in strength. The food is heavy, and the flour, eggs and butter wasted.

It is always the case that the consumer suffers in pocket, if not in health, by accepting any substitute for the Royal Baking Powder. The Royal is the embodiment of all the excellence that it is possible to attain in an absolutely pure powder. It is always strictly reliable. It is not only more economical because of its greater strength, but will retain its full leavening power, which no other powder will, until used, and make more wholesome food.

As Foreigners Head It, A London, England, paper contained this interesting item a fe« days a?o: "President Breckinridge, of the province of Kentucky, has been ordered by the nig-h court of inquiry to pay $15,000 to Miss Madeline Poitard for breach of promise. President Breckinridge is a son of the iate Wendell Phillips Breckinridge, who was vice-president of the United States during the civil war in that country and wrho is said to have written the proclamation which freed the negro slaves. Miss Pollard is the daughter of the president of Harvard college, the most consideribie educationaUinstitution of Iveti-: tickv. It is thought that President, Breckinridge will be impeached."

C. W. Dimic-k, agent of the United States Cartridge Company, in Boston has a full grown partridge with two perfect heads. The bird is a, female of average size, but of unusually fine plumage, brilliant and full :f color. Both heads are perfect. The bird evidently ate with both Dil'ls, for both are equally developed, ind the taxidermist who did tho noun ting reported that it had two esophagi leading into one crop.— Boston Telegraph.

Tlie Skill and Knowledge

Essential to the production of the most perfect and popular laxative remedy known, have enabled the California Fig Syrup Co. to achieve A great success in the reputation of its remedy, Syrup of Figs, as it is conceded to be the universal laxative. For sale by all druggists.

Verdi is as straight as an arrow despite his 81 years. He conducted a performance of one of his operas in Paris last week. "Ah! I ought to be twenty years younger," said the composer. "I would then do many things. should go, for in stance, to America, that splendid country. But I must go back as soon as possible to mv calm, peaceful farmer's life. This is the life which has preserved to me the the health I still enioy. My animals and my flowers have kept me what I am, and I must not be false to them."

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C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: "Gentlemen —My husband and I have been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, and I can truly Bay it lias helped uts both. My husband had

Lumbago Rheumatism

so that be could not stand up straight, and went 11 round half bent over. Ho had to havo a cam to help himself out of his chair. He had taken so much medicine that wo wero discouraged Hut I read so much about Hoods Sarsaparilla I said. Tret's try it. My husband has improved Kreat deal. His back is much better, and his eyes, which have troubled him a {treat doal, also seem better. Hood's Sarsaparilla has giveu him a good appetite. I have had liver trouble HoodVpCrais and dyspepsia 29 years, but since I have beer, taking Hood's Sarsaparrilla my side is better and I also have a t-rood appetite. My torn plexion is also much improvod. We have onl taken four bottlos. and are well pleased with it." Mit. and MRS. JAMES COX, Centreville Wisconsin.

Hooo'm PiLum are prompt and eiiKioni., yet o»«7 to action. Bold by all druggtota. Ski.

Tossing on tho "Briny"

Is very far from amusing, untraveled reader, if 1 so be you are one. A rebellion fomented by e»c^ mountainous wave that smites the vessel's hull threatens absolutely to c-.slod .'e your very vitals from their natural resting place, and a nausea so frighiful that it would reconcile you to & termination of your silverings by shi.pwreck harasses you. Well for you then, or rather before this crisis, If you are provided with Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters, a swift remedy for and preventive of the nausea of travelers by sea or land, nervousness caused by the vibration of the screw of a steamer or the jarring of a railway train, and an antidote to bowel, liver and stomachic troubles caused by impure water and unaccustomed food. The Bitters also, counteracts the eiTocts of fatigue and exposure, and is a s'tfe^uard against malaria, raoumatism and kidney trouble.

A crooked line is the shortest distance between two saloons.

A Superb Girl surpassingly lovely skin fair as a lily cheeks like roses, and why? It is because SilO uses Glenn's Sulphur Soap.

Clara—Mr. Nicefello said ray face was cl sic. What is classic? Dora—Oh, almost anything old.

Shiloh's Consumptive Cure is sold on a guar an tee. It cures Incipient Consumption. It is tho bestCouga Cure. 2 coats. dO cents and £1.0.)

When you speak to a youth about book learning these days he thinks you aro just in from tho race track.

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To California. ••The Land of Boi«hta Fruit and Flowers."

The Midwinter Exposition, already rot talked of. bids fair to rival the great fair that) lias just closed at Chicago. Not in size.perliapsJ but certainly so in originality, in richnoss, ana in delighted visitors, who will unanimously acreo that the Pacilic Coast is worth inanjll times the time and mc-ney spent to visit it, ia its return of delightful climate, mellow sunJ lurht. wondrous growth of vegetation, arid tho heretofore nnheard of net-work cf Industrie^ connected with fruit raisini and the snipping of tlic product.

In orucr to trive an opportunity for everybody to vifiit this wonder land diirinslhe Kxjx.sition^ California rates via tho Queen & Crescent Kout*' have been reduced, and every one may liud the' cost of such a trip within his means.

As for equipment, it Is the only line by which you can travel from Cincinnati to San Francis-.. co. absolutely without che.nge. Tourist sleepin? cars run every week through from Cincincuti to San Francisco.- Solid vestiouled trains twice a day from Cincinnati to Nov* Orleans,: where-connection is made with through trains and Pullman sleepers daity to California points. Through car service to either New Orleans or Shreveport making direct connection for Texas, Mexico and California. From Louisville throu^H trains make direct connection at Lexington with solid vesiibuled service to Kow Orleans.

Send to us for ftr«lit-r particulars. Ask A#ents:for rates, schedule and other informs tion. oraddress W. C, liinearson, G. P. A., Cincinnati, O.

Professor A—Whom do you regard as the greatest linguist of the tige? Professor B—Mrs. li.

Iteware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain .llercury. as mercury wi 1 surely destroy the wriFc of smell and complete dcrnnpv tho '.11010 so .-item wheu mtorinir it through the mucous surface,v Such art cles-liould ivvr be ns»-d except as prescriptions fr-vu reputable ptiysi'-i us, as the damage they will .1 it ten-fold to tin* Kood you '•mi pof&ibly dei IVC from tln'in Ibnl's iitarrh Cure, iu«nuiii\'tured by F. J. Cheney it Co of Tfleoo, O cnt)ii no mercury, and is laken in erinilly and r.cts direeily upo'.i thfbloo-i anj mucous Mirfi.ci? of the sys em. In buying I'ail's atarrh ur-j 1 stre vou ceMiie pei mrm It is taken i.*i eniHilv.niid ws.de in Toledo, Ohio, by J. Cheney & G". ®B-Sold by iru«K sts, price 75e per bottle,

In 18QO "Urotvn'R IJronchial Troches'' were introduced, and their .success us a cure for Colds. C'OUK'IIS, Asthma aud Krouchit lias boen unparalleled.

The merchant who lives over wis Ptoro is generally lite one who knows how to get down to business.

LAKE WA »VASKE, (Cedar each,)

The Favorite Summer Kcsort of In. dlaua.

Tho largest, -wildest and most beautiful lake In Indiana is Wavvasce in Kosciusko county. It has every featuro of an ideal summer resort, with excellent fisbinsr, boating and batliiavf. ancl lias for years been the favorite haunt of the Indiana sportsman and pleuK-irc-tecekor. Located on the Michigan division of tho Big Four it is easy of access from Indianapolis. Anderson,. Kushyiilo, Marion and innemiediato points. Through trains leave these cities at most, appropriate hour3 of the. day aud the business man can spend Sunday with his gauily there, returning Monday morning. If you contemplate a vacation, yon can spend it "to best advant&go at Lake Wav.-asee. Call on auv ar^oat, Bitf Four Route for full information arul time of trains. ii. O. M'COKMICK, D. B. MAUTIW

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