Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 16, Number 29, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 August 1874 — Page 7

TIIIXU W0KTI1 KKMEMHKKIXJ.

A (JaJiforiiia lady semis to tin- J'urific Rural Ve III lilluwinr nvij.es lor maalntf canea without tys. .Mte say tiny have nil l"u thoroughly triitl oy'lier ami always witli inmI auiitss : FlhT Cake. 1 riixt fupur, ti of milk, I) cups Hour, 1 UMt-iHH.titm butUt, liiHMnl"ul Mkla, I Ua-jMHjiilul ctvaiti (jtrt.tr, thtvor. Siiv Cake. 1 cup sunr, cup shortening, 1 cup sour milk, cup molii--, cups iliMir, 1 rcuiulin UMt-jMM.tiiul msla; nil kinds of iv. Cup Cake. 1 cup f sujiar, a of butter the si.- of an vix, I cup of sweet milk, i cup- oltloiir, 2 UaMoiiliiIs cream tartar, 1 U u-jtooutul soda; li-uioii. Vank;-Cuke. Kub 2 tailt-sooiifuls of tmtu-r wiili 1 cup of u;rnr; u11 1 cup of sour milk, t ups silted tlour. 1 Uasixmntul so. la. ihtvor ; can be tiuk in a I ' 1.. .4lll - 1 rnai or iii takers lorjrny fake, or ou can have a cream cake by baking in two rouml tins ; wlo-n oolil. split them aul till with tin following mixture : Cream for th- Cakci.--Thf yelk of an err, 1 t up of milk, sweeten, 1 heaping teasMMiit'ul com stanh, 1 of lemon ; t it in boilinif water anl stir until lsili; let it gvt eoM Ih f.re tilling tin- rakes the white of the cjr u ill fro-t it ni-ly. Kleetioti Cake. 1 cupol li'ht sponge, tiiken out wlieiiyou are making bread; if II ei.tll'ls until a Wile our It s ;l the 1st tcr ; I ciij ot sugar, 1 t a-1'ooiitnl snla. 2 rounding tahlcNMinful shorteiiin" ; if iikei, you can aii i cup sionei ral-ius, or curn-nt, and 1 teaMtoiiful curb of nutmeg, clove and cinnamon; dissolve tlie iuhU in a little water and stir it in I.L-t ; it makes all akes lighter; it should stand atiout half an hour to rie before going l;;t lu' ov n ; ii d-i not gel very light before it U baked. The following riie for destroying biigsi on (Kjua-h anl cucumt-r vines" h; 1mi-;i sm--fully tried for years. It is i.i. i . . ii, . . i , . certainly worth a trial : Disolve a tea KjxNHiful of saltH ter in a pailful of w ater. Iii t. one pint ot this around cai-h hill.shaping the earth so that it will not spread much, and the tiling is done. l'c more wltK'ter, if you can atlord it. It is god for vegetabh-s, hut death to animal life. The hugs burrow in the earth at night, ami fail to riM'ln the morning. It is al-o tpRl to kill the grub in cach-trec. ; only, u' tw ice as much say a quart or two to each live. There was not a yellow or Mistered leaf on twelve or fifteen treen to which it waM applied lat M ason. No dangiT of killing veg-tablen with it. A concentrated Milutiou. applies to young beans, make Uieui grow wonderfully. T Take the Odor Out of Milk. One of the dilllculiies the milkman ami the cheese factory have to contend w ith is the "cowy" odor in frhly draw n milk. It U wore even than the animal heat, or rather more troublesome to get rid of. It Is uiu h niftre pnetible in tiot weather than it U in cold, and varies in intensity with the health and condition of the cow. To remedy this an inventor has contrived the following: It isatin muT. the bottom ot which is perforated with one or two row of hole. The milk U turned through a Ftrainer fastened ovr the top.and it cornea out through the hole. It starts in streams, but t'fre it get down a foot or 15 inches it i M-parateii into drop and all aerated. All know what a deodorizer pure air U. Almost any fanner can p-t up a simple arrangement which w ill serve the puriose very well, or if he can't do it himself he can go to the tin-man and get him to punch hole hi the bo torn of a iail ami hang it ver a can or other Vessel, so that in drop ping uowu inrougn ine air it w in oe thorougiiiy aerauti. mil it must te In pure air. i ue air oi mtny cow-iiou wiii not do it. Monsieur Kd. rnllieiix ha mrntly li)verel a simple and effectual remedy for restoring to their natural state fruittree threatened with dcay by the production f gum, which, as I well known, i minplnx at the cx-nK' of all the matters which contribute to the grow th and transformation of fruit-tre. It Is demonstrates! by M. IVillieiix that fruit-tree even dangerously aiHctcd by the gum-nrodno-injrdi"ea-e, may he restored to a iiealthy state by simply scarifying the bark, and in making longitudinal incUion on the branch-, afl.-cNsl by the gum. Those incision, acting upon the tree more vigorously than the cause producing the gum, mritat the production of fresh tisue. I'mli-r this action, both rapi'l and vigorous, the matter held in reserve are cmployed in the formation of new cells, and are no long r absr!cd In producing gum. Active vitality then rapidly resume it regular coure. An interesting feature of this new method is that it is a direct application of the theory of counter-irritant to iiealing JicaMi vegetation. - Divorce a Saving Tower. There wa a funny scene yesterday in a magistrate sollhv, which will bear detail ing. The Nj'ilre. w ho is a good-natured sort of a man. was sitting at his dek wrapiil up in the details of the gn-at scandal, w lieii a Iarge-si.eI cdon-I female enhnsj w ith the tread of an amateur latdy Mactsth. "I you de law lss in (lis 'hojir she inquired. " I am the Alderman,' h an-weretl. if that i w hat you want to know." "list's it. I'se an iniurs woman, and i't ,mi1 on by a culled woniaii-;iis,n who -ook on a fteariilnvat." " What Is the nature of your 'otnilaint;" iiKiuinsi the magistrate. "CopLaint? Why, I ain't sick, bos." "I understand: but what i it that you ;ant me to do for you r" I o you know Simps,,!, ISrut ts, who barls-rs at a shop p' rifth avenue r' " I do not," said the iuirp. " I Vn, bo, I tole ye. Dat yah Simpson I married to nie by de law of thecuiuj pusson's church, and I got de titiVate to prove it. I lis mornin' I go ";wn to tie boat to see a frcn', and I tine S'';ipsitt In' on do capstan wid Skimjv-eve J-r7. d; cts.k wliat live up in llavti. wudan (Lit, Ihhw; he had hi arm ro'ind her waist and wa a talking love nonsen which I listened to afore th y i me lwr dey ssjd me the gal run, id Simp he saya to nie he wa just a'olinV Now U-s I don't want none of ma HlMsrhtou-Tilter bu-lnes afore tW nmnh 'tlioriiies, but 1 want Simp bmt ? U'1 to ,,,",t-',ou, Pt through." hat charge do you desire to prefer vrdiist him?'' inqulnsj the Alderman Ain't you de 'Squire? What vou ax me 'r Iafa 'nutr, ain't it, to wake snakes

'bout Simp ami skeer Iat woman oflr,"i

"io vouctur'e tn in w ith uWrtiou, or kUiHloninent, or failing to supjort you, ortlo you want a tlivorrey" IJon I tiik de? last's le bet of Viu. Divorce 'im ami den he'll I mi son y and Le'll quit dat oucr woman and come and live home like sensible simp as he alwava was." This wa out of the 'Spiire'g line of business, and the visitor w..s referred to the t.rothonotury's OtJlfe-. lttsburq Dumtck. burg Dispatch. The IVopIe wlm Claim Vast Estate. We publishes! recently un extract from a J.oehester papr. pi viug some detail cotiwnntitf William If. Kibbc, who had ecaHi from the County Lunatic, Asylum in that city. .Mr. Ki!U is iles rilM-d "as luvwire oanieiiiar mania. Those most "troiigly Ueveloiiet are of a Mrt which l.a lV ainlul experience ten. h. s us are sh:irel IMHll V Inorv Is-ol.Je out-iile of Hsvlnm than in them manias for preaching ami w riting for the pres. The tliird iw ntricity i not quite so coniinon, but bids fair to Ix-couie a jM-rtiliar feature in the lunacy of the Cnited States. We mean the no-ion of U ing h. ir to a vast estate in Cnat liritain. The jxior geiitleuian, we are told. suposes hiiiiM'lfcnutlod to "the frrcat Kihtie estate in Kngland." w hich he tleclan-s has h n majle over to the row n for want of hcint, ami one of thene days he Intends taking atrip to Kurope to dei'nand his rights. The most -xtraonli -ary ideas t.revail among a l.irge -lan of ignorant xtmiis as I l" u',' Val properties awaiting them in the , "Id countn, it they i-ould hut get together i in- iuimg nriKo. i ne . onsuiar auriiorities of Jreat Itritain an often worried out of their lives by the visit of persons w ho lu licve, or aftWt to ln-lieve. theniM-lve entithsl to sum which would make a Rothschild's mouth water. Of course the getitU inaii who comes in tor the brunt of these inquiries is the Consul General at New York. IYrson of both aexea are continually lHking in on that much--n-during gentleman to learn u hether a few millions have arrived for them, and to fyig...l. . ii . . . r g-si uiai iifsnouui pros-cuie iixpjtnes in their N half; suggestions which, in tlie ahs4'iiu: ot cash down, are apt to lie ac companiesl by a generous ofiVr of parti tion, or at leat in r centage, on nstoration to ancestral halls, or the receipt of a check in five or six tigun- from the liank of Knland. There an moreover, certain families who periodically hold meeting, recalling that cheei ful aseuiMage described at tlje opening of Martin Chuzlewit, with the view of compassing the n-covery of "their own again,' but we have never been able to hear of a -Ingle instance in w hich a really satisfactory pecuniary result followed. In most cases there is not even a shadow of foundation for the claim. fnuue time ago a gentleman bearing the name of those who claiued one of these estate, having become bored to distraction with the visit and letter of those who represented thi rust Ives a his co-heirs, exhorting him to ait them in their effort to recover their Joint inheritance, determined, with tlie view of bringing the mii a iiimai, 10 ixiaae inipnnes tlirough the most ctlicient channel. He aii-onlingly put hiniseli in couimunieaUon w ith the KeiiU of Mer. lhtring, wlio, through tlie London aolicitorsof thattVrm, matle the closest inquiries into the matter. The result was K ascertain tliat the colossal fortur.e was pure delusion. But there was no convincing the ignorant claimants. who are a eaget as ever In the wild goos; chase. We imairine that in inanv cas4- I these delusion are fostertsJ by roguiah liwver. A case (Kxurrel two years ajro In Kngland illustrative of thi. It at.neHr.wl . v... .i i. . ,. r I fordshire. two sha, f rs, who hid acquired - .i.ssj ,,e oui oi incrembly large fuiu on pretext of iroseeutictr I ther claima. In an Instance which came N forethe British Consul General three years ago. it was evident that tl. young woman claiming hoped by thi means to entrap a man in a siiw-rior position lnu marriage with her, and ssssiM" she might have succs-edd if she hal "piled on" rather more moderately ; but nothing is more remarkable in these ridiculous claims than the amount at which the claimant assess them. Thi young lady, or her brother, wa In the habit of dropping in to know " whether the 19.(Kl,KJ had yet Ist-n paid t her credit," ami atT.-ctcd'to U' quite surpri-d when Mr. Archiltuld wa forced to ciif.-ss that thi trifle had not yet come to hand. .V. J". 1mt. A Physician w 110 IIkalko Himsklf. If a railroad diiector were lasheil to every locomotive, then- would lie fewer railrotid accident, and if tloctor hal to take their own phylo before admini-b ring it to their Iiaticnts, fewer -ple w ould Is- oixned. )r. dos'ph Walker, of California, took thi course when lie first tMiiipouudel the famous Vinegar Hitter which now rank as an inestimable household reined v in all tart of the I'niW-d State. He "heale hiinss-H with thi eiwrine Is fore he offered 11 10 me worm. lie iutrs:ucei 11 witn a simple statement of the manner in w hich he had discovered it vegetable in gredicnta and tM-cn cured, w hile w andering, sick ami poor, among the California trilH-s. Unstated what the preparation had done for himself ami a few sutterer from dysjs psla, biliousness, rheumatism, lung di--as, and many other prevalent disorh rs. blicvcd him, tried the new restorative and wen- more than satistieil with the results. In thi way tlie sale of the Vinegar Hitter la gan, and we mention the fact as an evidenc that In thi age f intelligence and inriuiry, nothin that is n-ally valuab'e to mankind can prove a lecuriiary failureeven though it may lack the help of capital, and have to tight it wav against powfrfu! opposing Interest. Within two or three month after it introduction, the article became self-supixirtlng, and it now yield a magnificent annual revenue. WiLiiorrs Avri-rrRioDic or Fevxh am Ar.t K Toxic This invaluable and standard family medicine is now a household word and maintain its reputation unimpair ed. It It Indorsed hy the medical profession, and prescrild dailv in the Charity Hospital and other Hospital's in New Orleans. Vilhoft's Tonic is thus highly recommended b the leailing metlictl men of the country, and is worthvof uch indorsement. Whrklock, Fin Lay k Co., rroprietirs. New Orleans. 'OK 8AI.R BY ALL lKl(KisT. fioon article are alwavs cheatet in the end. This Is epecUHy the case with paper collar, as the Kim wood will wear longer than any others, and look well all the time.

Llier Complaint.

By It. V. I'ifiu k, M. !.. of the W orld's UlnrK.NSAKT, lluflaio, N. Y. A healthy lier aerreteteaeh day about two and a half pounds of bile, which Mint. in. rreat amount of wat matenl Ukea from meuiooa. wnen tlie luer bio- torj.ij or ron(rets, it fig to eliioinu tblnvut amount of noxiou ubstaov, which, therew mii,b me uioou, atV is eonTeyeu 10 every rtiou of the vstem. H hat must be the con.iitk.n of the bll when it is rtM-eiving and retaining eh dav two aixl a nan iMJunosor k.soii Nature trien to work off thU oion through other ehaoneU and oricam. the kidney, lunjrs, skin. etc. but thee organ beeoiu overuxsd in performing this Ubor iu aildiliou to their natural functions, and cannot Ion withsund the presnure. but become variously disfasol. The brain, which U the great electrical ce nter of all vitality, is unduly utiinuUusl by the unbeaith v hl.KKl. which ptwn io It from the heart and it fail to rforra ita offi. bealtbfully. Henoe the symptom of bile poiaoniog. N)HplM f liter roaaplalat aa4 mf oate of lbs dlrm prdarsrf hj It. A sallow or yellow esdor of the skin, or yellow ish brown ku on the f and other 1'arut; uunness an. urowsiness, with frequent headache. di2zinss. biuvr or i Ujis in muth. dnnfw ot the throat, and Internal heat; palpitation of the heart, in many can a dry teasing couirh. with sore throat: un. steely apjK-tite. sour toiuach. w ith a rxisuig of ihe f.ssl. and a choking sensation in the throat, sicklies and vcffiHinc. distress, heaviness, or a bloated and full feeling about the stomach and sh'es. which is often attended with pain and tenderness; arravating pains in the side, back r breast, and about las shoulders : colic, pain and soreness throurh the bowel-, with het; constipation of the bowel, alternating with frequeat attat ka of diarrho a ; piles, nervousness, ooklnea of the exireinnies; rush or blood to the bead, with svmntoms, of ,p..r,!fxj-; cuxLnr of Um umos, esjy-iaiiv at nijrbt; cold chills, alternating with hot flashes, with dullness, low spirit, unsociability, and jrloomy forebodiut. i oe oioou llsell being diseased, as it forms the sweat utsin the urfi of the kin. it is no irritating and poisonous that it i.rouu,t uiscwioreu orown sou, pimples, bloubes, and other eruption, sores, boils. carouncies ami scrofulous tumor. Only tow or the above symptoms will be likely to pirsrui iu u; case ai one time. ataiioaai mma eeesMfail treatMeat. A large variety of diseased conditions are produced by liver complaint. By curing the iirr we remove ue ciHe, and thereby, raU trauf cure, doi oniy uie liver eomiilamt. but ai-o the various other diseased conditloiu produced by it. It ii generally the custom to take strong liver stimulants for the Over complaint, and wia ine mineral ami vegeUMe amftdoms ae oeeo auigsntJT searched to procure the mo-t drastic and poisonous purgatives, in order to produce a powerful effect upon the liver, and rouse the lagging and enfeebled Organ. These medieinea are rivsn frlv sn.1 Id large doses, w hich keep the liver in an excited condition while under their influence. This system of treatment is on the same prin ciple as mat oi giving a weak and debilitated man large portion of brand t to enable him to do a certain amount of work. Every Intelligent person can readilr see, or imagine. the condition the man would be in when the work was done and the brandy withheld ; ad It is lust so with the liver. When the stimu lant Is withheld, the organ rapidly relapses Into a more tori'id or sluggish and weakened condition than before. What, then, i want ed I Evidently medicine, that, while tbey arouse the liver to at ion, will do it, not by an irritating and stimulating effect, as is produced by a dose of great, repulsive, sickening, dra-tic pills, calomel, blue mass, mandrake, potiopmiin. but bv atonic Invigorating and strengthening influence upon that oma Meda ine are wanted that, while they cause the bile to flow freely from the liver, as that OIT.,n. ' U,.D', int -un. w Ul not overwork ana thus detillltate it. Iiot will- whsn tksir Zi tTh rKt due to the afflicted for their relief and cure, Aaarems.lv r.r .11 th ..rw,... tions of disease resulting from - Liver Coroplsint," a it Is usually termed, and as a blood puritJer lr. IVrce'a (ro'den Medi-al IMhcovtt Is positively unequaled. By ft the liver and stomach is changed to an sAive, heaJtbv state, the appetite regulated and restored, the blood and secretions thoroughly panned and enriched, and the whole system renovated and built up anew. Its action is mild, yet nosfiee and losfiay. It does not simply palliate the disease and relieve it for the time ls-ing, but It prodix-ex radical and lotting 6eaejfx. There are, however, some peculiar constitution on which the DiacoYcry will not prove sufficiently laxative to urvclog the bow els, and instead of taking it in larger dose than two teaoonfuls f.ur time a day, if that quantity docs not move the bowels twice in twentv-four hours, take from ooe to three of Dr. I'ierce'a Plesant lurgatire Pellets each nsv, or lust sufficient to produce the de al red relaxation, w Lh h should fall short of a cathaetie iffect. In fact, the combined o-e of the Pellet and the Piacovery from the rrt in ine mud uose wnx o 1 recommend, will le found mot etfective In arousing the secretion of the liver, and subduing congestion or inflammation of that organ. IK not oe any other laxative or cathartic with the Discove ry, as none other l so well calculated to work ih harmony with and assist the iHscovery in its congenial oeration. O'ker cathartics will freij'ientlv countera-t and Interfere with. or neutralize the power and good effect of the Hiscovery; they should Dot then-fore be used. Theae little 'purgative I'ellsu, orSu-gar-Coatei. Uoot ami Herbal Juice. AntiHilious (Granules, oa the other banl. are so comnoundsJ a to harmonize with and assist the liscoery. Iiscovery and relict are sold by druggists the world over. A Cl'RE OF LIVER DISEASE. Ri sk. Tex.. Mav 10. 173. Ir. R. V. rir.KCK Iear 8ir: ly wife last vear at this tims wa conflnol to be'r bed with Chronic Liver Lieae. I bail one of the best doctor to see her. and be gav e her up to die. when I came uonomeof your medicine. 1 (ought one bottle, and commenced using it. !he then weighed i sunds, now she weighs 140 pounds, and is robust and hearty. She has taken right bottles in all, so you see I am an advocate for vour medicines. Wm. Mr.A7.ru A WOXDER TO HERSELF. Tanktowx. IVl. C0..0., March M,1CJ. To Ir. IL V. Ptr.RCK: Your Iiroverv needs only a fair trial, and it will do all you reeommenii it 10 uo an l more 100. w hen I was 1. I raught cold, and for 2 vars I have been a perfect wre k of disease, and all the medicines and dctnr toils ia-e run up at times to f and -". and never any better, but worse. w hen I gave up all boia last spring of living the summer through. I received one of your Account Itooks, and Uld my hulxu)d. after reading IU that It waa l late to trv further, hut he said it was never too late. lie went and bought two Isittle. and I found it was helping ms verv much. Hive Nl I wa troubled with Catarrh and Sire Throat, and

wa almost entirely deaf in one ear. and my ,

vole w as a dull as could he. There was constant -am in my aea-1. Now rov bead is a sound as a dollar, my voice f eler, and I have used ten boiile of your Iiscoverr. It ha cured me of Catarrh, rvi rr Throat, lleart Ii--ae, .U Affe. u n, and Tori'id Liver. Mr liver was very bad. My kio ws rough. When I put my hand on my bol y it was hie fish .aK s. Now it t smooth and soft as a child. In conclusion. I w ill y I hae been well for three months. I am a wonder to myself and friends. Thi is hut an ininerf.-et statement: half has not been told. Yours, With reset. llKfCfEK LsCkRY. HEAP THE FOLLO WIXU FliOM THE SO TED MCOVT, " Ii VFFALO DILL."

IIoLLAM IIot SK, Kockford. III., Ap.X sT3. Ir. L. V.I'llklK. IluOaUi. X. Y. Sir? I have now taken four bottle of tour (, olden Mctieal iMscoverv in connection with vour i-ciiets. and mut av that nothing I have ever taken for my liver has done jne ej much goou. i o-e i like a new man. Think to your wonijerful meUa iues. W. t. Conr, c HutTalo Bill." Mrs. J. B. Cl'TLEK. Bath. Me., navs: Mr ellet daughter was sick for three vears with Uer tomolaint anl HrMin. ami vour Iistoverv cured ber. Ind spai-e ts-rmit I could give hundreds of testimonials from those cured of Liver Dis ease by hit Discovery and l'leasaat Purgative I VI lets. Tk Ladle HorMls Clak, r New York, rs ceM!7eaaiHTs4taelrdeaatfuaa from Woniac'i tatfraitvto Hair lYeparaUsc aod PlmpU BsyiUhera. Vttrj ibslarsd that whers natare had not euWwfsl thstn with beauty. It wa their ttgta ft, their duty tu arek u vbere ttfj ojUL So Ibey all ToOsl that Varha Balm orereame alloviMaa, Kuob Skla aod kioasuark. and gav to Ut o9ipiitoa a hkmI fts. sa ( huruataa and Biartlc-tlk afp iraace ( datr rousioBwa. ao duitUi; and that Ljije'a KatUiroa tnatlf Ur hair grvw thick, auft and awful pretta. and s"vrr pmrans II rronl nraJng rJ. If thf pro-pcl--s 14 Uteaa art ic lea did au arod Um aUter aa laVtace, they ar mot KLsrt. .t4 Halts Ho f at, Mr. Jsaea!-A fcurac dKtor la Phlladelplua wa caivM ehaog-ng the orlebratcd Mrikraa MoMaog Ua!'Jrnt Uto other buttlca aaaaatogttasBJsowarisrlpe. Hoaory U aiway thw boat ply. Tttaaa aicdlctac atea hks Iu ft.Uov op achfeUowa. It carsd the bm aorse all the sum; bat It (Umard the Iuci repataUaa, aad beoe&led Ute rxvpetator la propcrUoa. W bars heard of ao Miif Kheuntatw: prrauoa aad laiae horm beUkgenmd by lbs Iduai.' LtaiiaeBt that we adruc errry honaa. keers-r, Uir) uiaa aad plaster to la rest ta a SO-cl or a tUX batl, againat accident, Bewa-cufeovatrrfrlta. It hi raptd ia a st-l eaffrartac straed mQ. W. Vetifun, CWbsmc" Tha Cirmavd RceolaKiaai la MsbicaLTaaarT. which vw eoameaoed la lam. Is aua la pro. reaa. Xothlag eaa atop it, fur tt U ILmsW oath prDdpta, sow aalrenaJIy arkDowledgnl, that phyavol vlaur la Um aaost araldabM aatauaM of all hotaa aimwnta. and eaprrtencw has ahwwa thart PlajiTtnoa Brrraau la a psrrkaa la1uraat, as wrll aa BM wtsl poadble aafeguard acaLoat epidemic VI 11 T. N writing to aitrUer ptraar aieaUoa Uie ' uai u uji pa ' el"'VI H T I " a"l a11-aor Sts per il Ii I I SKiaaad wnn .f B ail a Haunfa! I hne not! Bi. isr ; b, si II V-u l fuU 1bfrurt.HW ! clear d. A iM " fuasi to sjt Bwoih ash sc. 1'hua, Pa. ykontsj wvxxtxTi for PROF. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK Ow aaahasd. Wwaiaabaod aad their I.taal la-W-HUUasM lua. Its Laws, rawer, etc. Area's are trill tg from IS U aa eople t day. Srnd ur apeeirnea run and leruj, u Afnl. and tea hy 11 eit 'axt-r than anr ther bfc. Addrva. ..ri'VAL Pl'HLlslflVu to., si. Lou la. Ua. 1at Is this Great lUmestjr, and what ass rtarHr, t Tlw-se are aiH-t.n a uu I. ihxml Am.ri. Can subue has a rur-ii i.. a-s. and It has so a rirhl to eitMt arsadsl atei MCiart.sy rr:. Thw rrrrsrstloa la a iniKl aul rutie es i eaiuetlr, afteraiire and tnlc and la ms rarefy.., nr. :ta i , i.-n f a snuw-whn puwurr. r at.i..c( aU the wonderful Btedical property ot the fsr-Uu.rd ELTZLBPKt5tH0F,Rll!rT. Ot If rtrsrra. tnnae who hare tested t s awnaniLa are Ihe h-st J lf-s. ai4 the, declars. inn their amm roslurea. that the preparatx.a w t J pnsnplly rellre lnd.(rs!.',n. rffn,aitheflowof t hile. enrw eery pn le ,.f aeadaehs. t ranqm he the h-rms mirm, rrrreah and ln,ieete the weaa. rnitiraie Ih pares of rbenmaiism. Betiiea4ie arit la Ihr ,iuaurh and tooe the buwels. sot th fi!.n appetite, curs tis hearths m -f on .r. a urt.t e,,iK..iiu. ose tnal. um t wil cuaiiocc run ut Um klse facta (sss hj aa aracxsSa. To Millers and Engine Ormcr. Ta ttur'j dowblernar tesmpower and aare foal also, aiklrra J. . I A1J-A.NT, ItarLscwa. Ioa. a ET WAVTED, a Woreea. .V4 a J I f'Mrltl. Tkl Srrvt rs Vt rite aieaca u Cuk Co.. aUt)U slrrl, ft-w lor. 4 P Jneedaratbwne. TenrsFrse. Addrsat .fj e 'T Cf oaix biissua to., l onod. Maiaa. AQEim WANTED fcrtussj berk. "TellltJlir ALnvtl, a, tbs wm ! aa Isvwnawrana IIIIT Bk a CaSTOWB. Hr, 9mm 1 wv w Sis As- Vi,a 1 ta ens ae av r,ap m 4. mil u src.e mmmvmt a s iaa us t v mmn s. a, 1 . ... ,-...,., ri eia,t.aa. SXCtLSiua rl BUSH. i OQ.. St. TEAS; Tte cVXresf In the enrM Imfnetesr' price I roincacy in Ainrru a etap rii ie t s erer llr Trxla eosftnnally tm-reesi-x- rents suited ererywhefs bs lndueerH-rt d..iT ,.- tine aend f.r Irrnlsr UoBBBrHaLLA.4Jesry r-t, . T- I. O. thus 1. WsHsWICHOlSACOsS-i fartnrera and draier in Nre,.ea, etr fie al Scans Machines. K Cls-od I dot. seesliea fur nw mrw n cats tuasy I'. U. alretaua racelpt of Try iheaa. FIVE MYSTERIOUS PICTURES. Voeeely Omrealed Haufla. St ranee ttsTtees. Pcrailos Pruhlensv FkrklitAl l. sjr, unavAuew a reari nrm, Uuetue. - 'I Maaep Slab lac r.aaatay aaeat. B flered. Aal-lreaa. M. . bHVt Un t trie. Pa.

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