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Conrad COOK, So!e .iKont for Pure Eagle White Lead!!! very Keg Warranted. West Side public square.

SUGAR YEAST BREAD, n U3 ra m I'S TIIEMAUICEX. Xry It «u«l You'll I.iKo It. C. LUETEKE. 48 tf ON HAND,’

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Clean Meat Market! i The best beef, mutton and nil kinds of fresh i and Halt meats, sausage* etc., constantly on I I . WE STRIVE TO PLEASE.

| RECEIVING DAILY! A largo,IvarieJ and late-styled stock of seas

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DRY GOODS,

Notions, Domestics, etc.

Kriciitilir Misc«‘llancy.

Fleuss’ new diving apparatus dispenses with the use of air pumps, pipes and other cumbrous appliances, and enables a diver to carry in his dress an air supply sufficient for a four hours’ stay under water. The principle of the invention consists in purifying the exhaled breath ' by means of caustic alkali and revivifying it again with oxygen. In this way the diver breathes the same air over and over again, minus the carbonic acid and plus fresh oxygen at every inspiration. The oxygen is stored in a reservoir in the helmet, from which the diver himself admits it to the air space in Lis suit as he requires it, a small valve giving him perfect control over the supply. The apparatus has been tested in England, with the most satisfactory results. With much astonishment witnesses of the experimental trial beheld a man completely

Lawrence House, a Cincinnati thief, was put on trial. Dora Belle Thorpe was a witness. The prisoner was handsome, and Dora, in spite of his disgrace, fell in love with him on sight. He was convicted and sentenced to three

She visited him

submerged for half an hour or more with-

out any apparent injury. It is suggested boyhood he learned that this same principle may be employed ) trade, and arriving at

in ascending in balloons j heights yet reached, and

Sheldon, tli«> lloiinit.

New York Times.

Austin Sheldon, who has occupied a rocky cavo in the forests of Lehatn township, Pike County, Pa., for more than thirty years, living without a companion

of any kind, has become tired of leading 3’esrs in Stato prison,

a single life, and recently became enam—j * n j®'L before Lis removal, and their ored of a girl in her teens, who resides courtship proceeded so rapidly that at within a few miles of the hermits abode, the third interview a clergyman was The hermit has frequently visited the Y-alled in to perform a marriageceremogirl’s home, and the last evening he was ! ny. Their hands were joined through

there he asked their parents to consent jtho o ra ting of the groom's cell,

to their marriage. Of course they refused MISTAKES SHOULD be CORRECTED; and ordered the old hern.it to make a Particularly the practice of taking medihasty departure, and never trouble them 1 cine into the system by way of the stomagain. Sheldon felt greatly injured, and ® c h for diseases of the Kidneys. It is , • , .. an old treatment, well tried, and proyen has since been looking in other directions inefflcienti The tru(J metho(1 is f, y ab _ with a view to matrimony. j sorption, as proven' by the great success

•Sheldon’s life has been a sad and of Day’s Kidxev Pad.

checkered one. He was born in the city

of Bradford, Ct„ in 1806, and consequent- A rc “ narl ’®ble of juvenile endur-

j n j.fiance is reported from Baltimore. On

Thursday, the 17th inst., a free excursion for poor mothers and children took place from that city, down the bn}\

Jy is seventy-four

years old.

the blacksmith’s! man’s estate he;

beyond the mysteriously left home, came to Pike'^ particiliated .

AU ^aro^ifuarunteeiM) C *rgainaVat* 10 ^ niVnYs^illcd'whh irDsi,i;«hlcTJI‘ ,;r,!,B InnT Epon Ibis wIsaVvTin ” whmh. ! Am0U « U,C nUmbCr WaS ° nC WOn,an With

A horse dashes pasta scries of cameras with a few alterations, the old hermit has

has since made his abode. Disappointment in love is said to have been the

Jam us Gillespy’s New York Store

Southwestieorner'Public Square,

Greencastle, Ind.

JtM.OO PER BUSHEL

NEWRESTAURANTij^

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OYSTERS FOU SAKE BY DISH, CAN. 1 OR IN BULK. Mi’ais atari lasiich sci’Vfal at :;!!

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Would pay well, and 2.i per cent saved

to the purchaser on

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Cly worth looking after.

HOW WB DO IT:

Wo buy for cash and save you 10 per cent. We sell for cash and save you 5 percent. We pay no rent and save you 5 per cent. Wo pay no clerk-hire, save you 5 per cent.

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at full speed, and in the brief interval of a single bound Mr. E. J. Muybridge, of j San Francisco, secures a dozen or more photographs of the animal in successive stages of the leap, each picture recording a different position of tho body. To repj resent the living animal upon a screen by means of these views, Mr. Muybridge has now perfected an instrument which he calls the zoogyroscopo. It is a glass

, . j | ring or cylinder having upon it a series r* i /~\ 1- of tho instantaneous photographs, which,

being successively illuminated by an oxyhydrogen lantern as the glass is rcjvolved, show a sinple continuous but everchanging picture. The effect is magical. The separate postures rapidly foli lowing each other produce upon the I screen tho perfect semblance of a fastI speeding horse, every motion, even to j the shako of the head or whisk of the tail, being faithful to life. Moving men i and other animals besides tho horse are

(shown in like manner.

six children. During tho day one of the children, a little four year old, was missed. All efforts to discover him proved futile, and when tho boat started to re turn in the afternoon, no trace of the

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ExcItiiiK Encounter YVntersnnke imri a

Stockton Mail:

A workman at Lindsay Point infonu a Mail reporter this morning; 0 fa terri conflict that took place there y es t between a water snake and a rat. story, written out is as folio' snake was of usual size, and of cut appearance from those comtnoi found in water. The rat was of th dinary brown coloi and was ru along the shore when the light bes The snake was coiled upon a little of mud just above the water, su n!i itself and probably asleep. The rat, patently without noticeing the snake, k directly into the latter’s jaws; that is jumped directly upon tho folds o serpent’s body. The snake struck i stoutly, fastening its fangs between rat’s shoulders. Then began a cot that in its small w ay was truly thnl The rat, struggling violently, endeav} to shake itself free, while the snakt persistently endeavored to drag the into its own mouth. This feat, it w first unable to accomplish. The rat. game, and as it writhed in its convujj efl’orts to escape bit tho snake seve-r in the neck, just back of the head, the blood (lowed and mixed with its

cause of his leaving home. His parents) ......

were well to do farmers, and it was not ) cb ii,j j, a j been found, and tho mother j > e st coun t'r at nc-s a tcana,

until a paragraph appeared in the Times I njneback jn j. reat distress. It was ! I,ain ‘ u . '* l S ' U ‘ 0u ^ ne ' lU a few years ago that they knew of Aus_ ; sul)posu d that the child had been drown-; rolna ' mn S. owe er m a . coi. A brother .ml .i.tcr , so , lcitIl io„ „f rhe i W0 ln ° U ° *>

tins’s whereabouts.

came here and visited their long lost

brother, and after staying with him in his , , ,, . . r

. , carefully searched for

indncement ..

cave over night, used

(parents the grounds and vicinity were

every indncement | „ - t 8everal d:l >' 8 '

to have him abandon his lonely and rocky AI1 ::oarch ’ hoW(!V, ’ r - ' vas unsuccessful. i.„i. ,i i On the following Wednesday, a gentle-

man passed a marsh belonging to the

grounds, heard a singular noise j n the j unt '* ' at * er " us t!- r own complei

habitation, and return with them to the home of his childhood, where he would be well cared for. Ho refused, stating)

portunity to escape, for again the fierce jaws descended and closed, time, around tho rat’s head. The la body of the rat still swayed violently dragged after It the head of the -nd

that he preferred to die as ho lived—a hermit. They left him some clothing and money, and returned home. Sheldon has frequently received letters from his family since then, entreating him to abandon his wretch abode. A short time ago he partially concluded to do so, 1 but becoming acquainted with the young

girl above referred to, he gave

i rushes, and, going to see the cause, dis-

abovo his waist, where he had been without food or shelter since tho preceding Thursday. The little fellow was much emaciated. He received medical 1 attention, and it is thought he will recover. That so young a child should

( ^ Y have lived six days under such circutn-

,, ,, 01 11 ■ . "i ' 1 stances shows verv remarkable vitality’, idea altogether. Sheldon’s dross and ap- 1 J

West Side Square. I In a recent medical work which has 1 pearanco has of late years been improved,) It is no longer an idle dream or boastexcited much attention and criticism, a although he is a wretchct looking object ing to affirm that Fellows’ IlypophosFrench physician argues that all diseases yet. ■ philes. wherein are united nature’s fore

are due to tho development of invisible His cavo is only about twelve by fouri parasites either in or upon the body. j teen foot, with a slab roof. His furniture Some time ago 1’rof. D. E. Hughes no- consists of four blocks of wood for chairs, ticed that when iron or steel wire is im-j a box used fora table, a fireplace over mersed in acidulated water for even a few) which he does his cooking, ami an old minutes only, it becomes excessively j rickety chair in which he sleeps. Ho has

SALEHATUS \Yhicli tho &amo thing. .*o ni-C'ivb Soda o:* P&lcratvis (wii u hU t'.o bu.*uo l nine; i t of n. ulightly dirty M'hitc color* l: may nirpoi&r t» : . examined by Itself bat CDBirAillSO.V Vvlil! CIILItCil t* C O’S “ AKM ATDII DICAND vrill show tbo clHTc reis.cc» See tbaw your Saloratao and Dulling Soda 1.4 wliitn nsul I*UKK, aj rfioul.I *>o A 1.1a SIMILiAU SUBSTANCES tiatd fur food* Housekeepers who prefer bread made with voiut, will improve its quality, make it riso DOtf<*rimd prevontit from r mrinR, by atlrtinf? ono-hal f teaspoon ful of Church & Co.’s Soda or Baleratua. •Bo sure and not uso too much. Tho of this with sour milk, in preference to Baking Powder, saves twenty times its cost. See one pound package for valuable informaion and road carefully.

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ZPmP ARE CURED. No orpran of thoiurbt or action can be employed without the assistance of tho blood, and no « rffan can bo employed safely or with impunity without a supply of hoalthy blood. With

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healthy blood

well dovel

looa the exorcised o i oped, whether they bo Tiy the use of FWL

rgans

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IN PRICES! Carriages, Jump Seats, Phaetons, Buggies, Spring Wagons, &c. St. Louis Buggies and Phaffons on hand at prices to suit tho times. No trouble to show our work. Call’ami soo us. All kinds of Carriase Repairing done. Old Work made to look as well ns new. Renick, Curtis & Co., t»tnl Ureencastle, Ind.

MILK!

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Charles Goodale 'Supplies customers with the

Milk nt from

12’, ’cents to 20 cents a gallon, Send orders through the postoffice* 3in2

intellect. By the .

Mood'iil sjicodiiy vLiulCT^uriliffimi .S i Richest and the Freshest

made c.piiblo of producing sound mind and n

sound body.

“Persons sufierine from impure blood, or whose health is uiving way.oither as ministers or those who study oloso, will find in the Sprup the material to Imild them up, nud I lie loui - to keep them there.” UR. CLAY,

Pitt3siki.1i, Mk., March. 1872.

Mn. .Tajiks 1. Fkiaows.—L>kaii Siu: Ou.-inn tiie past two years 1 have given your Compound .Syrup oi llypoposphites a fair thoueh somewhat severe trial in my practieo, and am able to speak with cuinfidonce ot its effects. In re- ----- , w ith emaciation and

.- ,-ring persons suffering

the debility following Dipthorin, it has done v-> nders. I constantly r.-ot>iumend its use in nil affections of the throat and lanes, in sev•ral cases oomidered hop*l*M. it hasgir*n relief, and tho patients are fast recovering; nni'ing those are Consuuiptive and old llronchial Mihjects, whose diseases hi.ve resisted the r tiler modes of treatment. For impai c,| Uigestion, and in faet for debility from any cause. I know of nothing equal to it. Its direct i-iTect is strengthening the nervous systeu renders it suitable for the majority of disease I am Yours truly, V, M. 8. 110v. E. M. I).

brittle, and that this effect is invariably produced upon all kinds of iron or steel. He has since performed some experiments to learn the cause of this phenomenon, and has become convinced that it arises from the absorption of hydrogen by the wire, lie therefore calls the product ‘'hydrogenized iron.” Another observer has proven tho curious fact that, notwithstrnding the brittleness produced, the tensile strength of the wire remains unaffected. When the hydrogenized product is heated the hj-drogen is expelled, and it has been asccrtuinnd that the gas thus evolved amounts to twenty times the volume of the wire. It has been a quite general belief that extremely cold winters exert a powerful effect in reducing the number of insects but observations during the last two years show that cold produces little or no result as insect destroyer. During last winter whenever a zone of high barometic pressure covered France, it was found to be warmer at tho mountain station ol the Puy-de-Dome observatory than at the Clermont Station, which is 3,500 feet lower. This remarkable fact is attracting much attention from

meteorologists.

Recent discoveries have shown that the ancient Chaldeans and Babylonians attributed changes in the weather to lunar influence, and kept up a system of regular observations of the moon for

| practical purposes. It is believed that tho

about an aero of land cleared, on which he grows a little corn and garden truck. What he grows and what is given to him

es, will strengthen man and make his

out of coil. By this time, however, rat’s struggles had grown comparatiJ faint, and the snake was apparently Hf, 1 ’ victor. But the next moment the sji in its turn began to struggle violently, if to release its adversary’s head, but ell'ectually, and the reason soon beta apparent. The rat had bitten ji through the snake’s throat, and its -u teeth could be distinctly seen in thti row slit they made. The writhingi the'snake were now intense. It !.-( the ground with its tail, and raise: thick folds nearly half its lengthi|

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life not only endurable, but sparkling the ground. The spectator stood ha

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with rude and joyous health; this then we recommend when vitality is on the wane, or when the organism becomes

enfeebled.

The Rev, J. S. Furnis, a Presbyterian, is reported by the Philadelphia Times as informing his congregation that hell is in the blazing center of tho earth.

scarcely knowing v. hether he interfere or not. The next [none.:: was powerless in the prends s, fci snake, with one c mvulsive < (Fort, .'I half its length into the muddv watei the doughty twain sank togethert|

common death.

by his neighbors'.keeps him. Ho is deaf i‘"Down in this place,” he said, "is a boras an ader, has been so for years, and | riblo noise. Listen to the tremendous,

persons who visit him occasionally, out the horrible uproar of millions and mill-1

The latest novelty in crime is a:!tn by the case of a fourteen ycaroiilt|

of curiosity, converse with him by writing upon a slate, which the old hermit keeps for that perpose. He is intelligent and reads a great deal. The book he loves best is the Bible, which ho has read through many times, and most of which he has committed to memory. He has had many hairbredth escapes. A few years ago his cave was surrounded by the forest fires, and came near being roasted alive, lie once fell from the upper branches of a hugh chestnut tree, breaking several ribs and otherwise crippling him, and he has often been found in his cavo in a freezing condition. That he will eventually be found there

dead is almost certain.

Despite tho very host attention bestowed upon the Baby, it will grow sick and troublesome by reason of Colic, 1)1arrhiea, Teething etc. Do not fail, then, to use Ur. Bull’s Baby Syrup, price 25c.

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A ItullM'r’s IaOii» Voyage. Thoufrh the bathing sea.-am in Qalvuston har-

bor cnili< as early as October, n narty of men am) women went out by steamer to an island in the (iulf on the evening of October 22, last year, for tho purpose of testins the salt water. Among the ladies were Mrs. B. II. Duvis, the wife of Major Davis, of tho town of Bryan. | Mr*. Davis and her sister, Mrs. N. B. Davis, i were left by their husbands in charge of M. W.

darkness of the ! McGraw, who was from Bryan also. After an

, . .. i . i , „ , enjoyable bath, and when the time for tho dodeep sea may be mitigated ta some ex-1 „

extent by the phosphorescence of certain

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i -e.o-ribe this remedy.

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every largecity uhero it is known, recommend

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Soli! Isy all |1.50a bottle W. W. Jones. Agent. ItlO

QRAY’S SPEOfFIC MEDICINE.

TRADE MAMTaiOkl 11 TRADE MARK

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SHORE TAKING,-d Memory,l AFTER TAKINB. her al Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness ol Vision, I’romuture Old Age, and many other 11i.-o.isirs that loud tn Insanity or Consumption end a premature Grave. Full particulars in cur pamphlet, which W* desire to send free by n iil to every one. The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists at Jl per package, or six packages for 15, or will bo sent tree by mail on receipt of the money by uditressing THE GRAY iVKDiCINK CO., No. In Mechanics’ Block. Detroit. Mich. Sold in Greencastle and everywhere else by all wholesale and retail druggists. ly»

The readers of IT1IE STAR should understand. Rnttum iust that when they wish to got tho best and most 1 ' ‘ ^

goods for tho least money, they must go to*

WYSONGS

to buy their

Groceries, Provisions, Qiieensware ami Glassware. His stock is always fresh and clean, and purchased At lowest cash prices, therefore ho can give you bettor bargains that' any competitor. DON’T FORGET THE BLACE, WYSONG'8, Northwest corner Public Square.

Callender & Dunn. Proprietors of GASTU MILLS, Dealers in Hour, Meal and Feed. Highest market price paid for grain. Customigrinding a specialty. On Mill lot formerly occupied by dago’s mill SOUTH GREENCASTLE.

the news soon became noised about that tho lady w as drowned. Tho affair caused much excitement through out tho night, and on tho

narturo of the steamer had come, Mrs. B. II. Davis was missing. Her sister had seen her up

animals. Prof. Moseley thinks it proba-! to her chin in water a few minutes before and

hie that such of tho denizens of the ocean's depths ns have eyes congregate around tb so light-giving form*, or grope their way in the gloom from one bunch to another ns they lib scattered over the

ns a traveler at night

may half feel, half see his way from

ions of tormented creatures, mad with the fury of hell! Oh! tho screams of fear, the groans of horror, tho yells ol rage, the cries of pain, the shouts of agony, the shrieks of despair, from millions! There you hear them roaring like lions, hissing like serpents, howling like dogs, and wailing like dragons! There you hear gnashing of teeth and the fearful blasphemies of devils. Above all you hear the roar of the thunder of God’s anger, which shakes hell to its foundations.” He described the inmates of this hell suffering, without a mome . t's cessation, the most (rightful torture. The following is a passage from tho sermon: "The roof is red hot. The floor is like a thick sheet of red hot iron. See! on the middle of that red hot iron floor stands a girl. She has neither shoes nor stockings on her feet. Listen! She speaks. She says; T have been standing with my bare feet on this red hot floor for years. Sleep never came on me for a moment. Look at my burnt feet. Let me go off this burning floor for one moment—only for one short moment. 0! that in this endless eternity of years I might forget tho pain only for one single moment.’ The devil answers her question: ‘No, not for a single moment shall you ever leave this red hot

floor.’ ”

ran away to Boston from his

j near that city, taking his aunt's cWi|

I with him, even to some lake in;: so disguised himself in the habiim of the gentler sex as to pass for up woman at a house where he tool Very soon he disappeared with ac erable amount of cash belonging a household. He was arrested, ani^ he confessed that ho was a boy ts lice did not suspect the '.'act. Lv::| they were slow to believe him,» had he gotten himself up. The al! was that bis father was sent k arrived with suitable garments, si tho difficulty, and took his son^ where it is hoped he will rvmaii! til he becomes a more docile ant

behaved 3’outh.

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house in Galveston. A lurRo reward was offered for tho recovery of the body, and a Ions search, by means of boats nndseins, was made, A week passed, and, as no clew to the mystery could be found, Mrs. Davis was Riven up as dead. But a few weeks bro, si veil months

lamp post to lamp-post in a London fog. j having elapsed. Major Davis received a letter

from his wife, who had landed in New i°rk, after a soominRly endless cruise in a morehant

A GOOD ENTERPRISE.

The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Company is one of Rochester’s greatest busi-

following day it was talked about in every dess enterprises. I heir Hop Litters )i:i\'

Dr. C. \V. Siemens has applied the electric current to a laboratory furnace, and in a late experiment succeeded in melting two pounds ol steel files by elec-

tricity in twenty minutes.

CAUTION.—Do not let your druggist palm off a substitute, when you demand Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup or you will bo disappointed, for no medicine for children equals it in effect. Two fashionable and weaflhy women of Dubuque, Iowa, wero fined $5 each for taking flowers from a cemetery. Ho! fob the coi’NTity! But if you go. be careful to omit nothing which can contribute to your health and enjoj’mont. If, therefore, your system shows signs of relaxation, bo sure to use JOHNSTON’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OP SARSAPARILLA, which will restore tho vital forces to their proper tone and actioo. The Sarsaparilla is par excellence. And this preparation is confessedly the best mado from that

renowned remedy.

vosoT'l, by which idle hud boon picked up. She | had Rono buyund her depth while bathins, ami •had Ih.atod with the tide for an hour, when her moans attracted tho attention of tho vessel us it passed out of tho harbor bound for a Brazilian port.

CATARRH SOMETIMES commences with a cold, hut its cure always commences with tho use of Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. Th s old, reliable, and well-known remedy has stood the test of years, and was never more popular than now.

A Terre Haute physician told the county medical society that one of his patients, a young woman, was attacked with frightful pains in her logs; that after two weeks of suffering she recovered, and it was found that she was six inches taller than before. The report was received in impressive silence. Boils, pimples and all blood diseases are cured by ‘‘Dr. Lindsey’s Blood Searcher.” Sold by all druggists.

reached a sale beyond all precedent, having from their intrinsic value found their way into almost every household in the land.—Graphic, 2tll Bulger, in Lexington, Ky., known as tho "Funeral Dog,” succumbed to old age. When Bulger’s master was buried five years ago tho faithful dog remained at the grave, howled piteously and tried to scratch to tho coffin. Afterward he followed to the cemetery every funeral that passed through the streets, and returned from the burial with the mourners When a coffin was deposited in a vault, and the lid removed, Bulger would place his feet on tho bench and survey the face of the corpse, as if still looking for his

master.

The happiest results invariably attend the taking of “Sellers’ Celebrated Liver Bills.” 25c. per box. A r e have much pleasure in recommending Thermaline to our readers as an absolute cure for malaria. The manufacturers’ name alone is a guarantee of its merit, It soils at 25 cents per box. For particulars see advt. For salo at Allen’s Drugstore. 6m 52

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HTOT'3 23 11 rent I.D'I Liver M <‘ J | euro P i'..i : . I and nil L

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the Kidneys, Retention ..r I" 1 '"’.’l i ■ in*. Nervoui Di I amalev and Excesses. Hunt's Remedy isi'NlR prcssly for these diseases. L 4 r- in Rev. E. i!. Taylor, D. I 1 .. I Baptist Church, Providane*, R.l.dT I I'lill te.-lily to the virtue ol' Hull W in Kidney Diseases from actual triusp been greatly bonefitted by ils use. f

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M'm. E. Ci.arkk Dear Sir: llavini* the imndorhil effect- of Hunt'- Known ease, and in a great number w recommend it to all nlllietvd " it» I 1 cases or dropsy. Those afflicted “ slioulil secure the medicine whicii ' them in tho shortest possible tin'' Remedy will do this. Respectfhllf W

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nroi’s E!kE;r is

purely vegetnbleand is used by the ad--'ieo of physicians. It has stood the test of time for 30 years, and tho utmost re-, liance maybvplaoedl in it. One trial willf

convince you.

So:. I forjiatnphlct" ■ ■ ■ ■ "l to WM. E. CLARKE. Providen e,id

Sold by all Druggists.

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