Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 July 1880 — Page 3
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HOSE
WHO NEVER
~*y>~ tZKiX
Without postinp thcmpclvcs in the prioes o' the leaiiing clothing houses positively ASSERT
it the best selection, the nicest {styles, the ?est prices; in fact, the best goods for the gt money, can be had at the store of EVI KAHIT, |ho old reliable Clothier nml tients’ burnisher. ® ni ’-
DLABETIS CURED. — ANOTHER
LIFE SAVED.
It is claimed that Kidney-Wort will cure all diseases, and Diabetis is generally regarded as incurable; but it appears from the following that there is hope for
such sufferers:
Nkvv Bel>fob», Mass., Aug. Sth, 1872. Gentlemen:—Grateful for the benetit I have derived from Kidney-Wort, recommended to me last winter by a lady friend. I wish to say a word for the encouragement of those who may' ho
suffering as I have been.
Important Rulo* of Comlnrt. [Hill’s Manual of Social and *ncss Form.)
Never deceive. Never exaggerate.
Never point at another. Never betray a confidence.
Never wantonly frighten others.
Science, the Fraud.
[Peck’s Sun.] /
Stop this scientific business where 1 is, and don’t let it go any further. It is ^ i robbing life of all that is worth living
,, Greencastle Foundry'^wrt
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stool,Book* & “■ - L ;ippcd, only
for. Only a short time ago one of these
Never leave home with unkind words, scientific joskins analyzed a tear that had
-AND—
IMHVCHITVi: COMl’A.XV —Manufacturers of—
trickled down upon the cheek of a lady who wanted a new dress, and he found it
to contain phosphate of lime, chloride of sodium and water. Ever since reading that analysis we have lost faith in tears, and no matter what a person is bellering about, we can only look at the tears as they flow over beauty’s cheek and think
Never neglect to call upon your friends. Never laugh at the misfortune of oth-
ers.
Never give a promise that you do not
fulfill.
Never send a present home for one in
I was“troubled for about twelve years return. with a kidney complaint which assumed 1 Never speal. much of ,your own jier- 0 f {lie phosphate of lime, chlorideofsothe form of diabetis, and although I con-1 forinance>. , , . • dium and water. suited the best medical advice and tried [ Ne\< i tail to Ik- punctual at the time j The infernal analysis has knocked all several largely advertised remedies 1 appointed. ! the poetry .out of tears, for us, and we found nothing to give me relief untill Never iiiu^e yourst If the .uro of your ^ f c( ,| ^ though \ VQ wanted our money back, made use of your Kidney-Wort. I took | If the scientist will refund what he has two boxes before perceiving much bene- ! . ■^ ,e ' cr I’" ^ * 10 h'eth or clean the nail- from us, he can have his old analtit, and have taken in all eight boxes. ■ in vompany. ^ lysis. We would like to throw him in a In short, I can say that 1 am confident if .. E lve il l ,ollU ' ;a: "' ver u ' » | corner and jump on him. I had not taken it 1 should not now be a sprv , int i.:i.il“?- O, give us back them other days,
about family matters.
Never present a gift saying that it is
of no use to yourself.
Never read letters which you may find
addressed to others.
I Never fail, if a gentleman, of being
(luster was the natneof a Newfoundland feivi! and jHiii.e t » ladies.
Never call uttenti m to the features ot
Musi-, boxed
-u»I'j'vi, ui.ly • New lifcl’ian i i * to il/*'*'. M»ii-
_ summer offer Ili’sted tree,
j Address Daniel F. Beatty, Washinfrton, N. «T. l HOMORB rBTpJXriy CftS r®lf-:icaair.« Eiiawit#: Filtc: f«.r’t ’ t* ■ i . »family can a fiord to be without this unrirollerl and
’ tM ■ trii::M|-h oj iny . t. , w nic
And all Kinds of Machinery and Castings. pfirKci'nirintr on 'Mill Work and Farm Machinery done | romptly. Shop near South Depot, Greencastle, Ind.
wv ’•sjs.~. mt ifT"a. vi
Culver’s Iron Drav Saw
; v iim-, which .■'■.'iirUlintr and in-
. .. le, ail*! which wear© now able tn .ull at tho ridio'.. usly l.m price of $l'i, free on board oars or boat. Son I 'or circulars. Afrents wnntod ovori where. Its lUCUAUD HAKTE A iii., Ciiu innati, O,
alive. I have recommended it to others, and they have taken it with liko results. Respectfully yours, BENJ. RYDER, Conductor New Bedford & Taunton
Railroad.
He has robbed
, . v-, f...~ ^ .... ji other days, or ehilu ] when tears were tears, and notehlorideof
todimu and other nauseating drugs.
Iscovery which cu A >1« I
by th » natural process
»T1< "
dog that belonged to a New Jersey girl. “We trained him to hold the halter in his mouth and lead the horses away,” she said. “He could carry two eggs in his mouth and never break them. He could turn a knob ns well as any one, and on entering a room would always turn round and put his paw on the door to close it. If this failed he would jump upon the door, taking care not to scratch with his nails. If any' one sat down in the house without dofling his hat Custer would steal stealthily up behind him and
Prediction* About 1880 ami 1887. In a pamphlet recently published the
author, Prof. Grimmer, asserts: “From 1880 to 1KS7 will be one universal carni-
val of death.
Tlie Literary Revolution, Tho most successful revolution of the century. I ! and to American readers of books, tho most important. Only books of the highest class aro j published by us, and the prices are low beyond I J comparison with tho cheapest books ever before issued. To illustrate and demonj strate 1 these truths, wo send the ful- | lowing books, all complete and unabridged, post-paid, at tho prices named :
M A tt UNFERMENTED
IO.X.
diseases ot the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary
mis and Nervous System, when nothing null it olf, then dropping it on the floor at
can. it is comfortable to the patient, pos- * °
s in its effects, and tiie first cure for those the side of his chair would walk quietly
painful and much dreaded affections, 1 i .
iniM'teM *V ltrl*r!it’w away and lie down, as one who had per-
'onned a duty. Wo would wrap a few in*. High-colored t rine, Nervou- \\ oak-
31 nl
Life of Frederick the Great. Former price 31 23. Barge brevier type, beautiful print; prlee :t
<•**111 S*.
i i 4. i
Asia will be depopulated, 1 j 0 f Robert Burns. Former price 31 25. Barge
MALT BITTERS TRADE MARK
form of any. nc present. j Europe nearly so, America will lose fif-1 breviertype.b*autifulprint:prlitcOoonW.I ■ 1 '■ > '' ' ■ ' i ' " *f n ®*, her 1 i ’ ' ' f/l^rint 1 br^vUr'typvpploe Oo'ont f‘
plaguea wo are to hav » and tidal r»» print^evier tyee^prloe Opents.
f * — 4..^ «.. 4-44-..., 4.1.^!^ 1» ^ J
associate with ne.a
Have good company, or none.
Never look over the shoulder of an-
other who is reading or writing.
Never appear to notice a m : r, deformi-
ty or defect of anvone present.
Never arrest tli" atteniii i of an acquaintance by a touch. Sp< ak to him. Never punish your child tor a fault
to which you are addicted yon: if.
Never answer questions in genera! j finally, company that have been put to others. Never, when traveling abroad, Ik-over boastful in praise of your own country.
’Tho*. ! I uji ln-ss*«»
waves, mountains are to ‘toss their beaus i ManlinefS9frhrlgt Forme 7j, r 11 in.' the choicest valleys,’ pavigators print, brerier^tyi«)Jprloo a
will be lost by thousands owing to the
. J oli n r-G usi i*<
‘capricious defh xurcs of the needle, and islands will apiK-ar and
will appt m.’ All
. i Chaptera on Sool»lism. uia^neut , teri'»t and importnneo.
irOli
Iligh-colorod Urine, Nervous Weak i and Pain in the Back seem more like miracles than casep of natural healing.
BFBh'ATK F KM A BBS
ictims of wasted or prostrated energies, ^e«l by itregular habits, the abuse of nature 1 mental <r physical overexertion, find their itest relic? in the use of DAY’S KIDN BY j, which <reng(hens and invigorates the inlid and rcs. )rcg the vigor ot health.
BAl. XN Tin; HACK.
say positively without fear of contra don, that Bay * Kidney Fad is tho onl; ■ u5nml normanc* ... *■,>*- i.ex t/irm <.
lain amt pornoin
prevalent
formed a duty. We would wrap a pennies in a paper and send him with it in his mouth to a store for candy, which he was very fond of. After delivering it to us he would stand expecantty by, wagging his tail and waiting for the sweet morsel he knew he was sure to get. He was fond of sweet milk, too, but would
for eii'iy form'of carry it faithfully to our pot lamb; and
“'."..‘.euro tor evi'ry tor Y 0 B nT ? y| jM^ com I'* ‘B n t.
though he would occasionlly glance lov1 ms’y into the pad, ho was never known
toq close tnnlicaiion to buai-
ofyouth
r, 0 '
work.nny be
0 tppl estW*d
■ void all ktnoy mctliciricp
icaiion to busied and manhood
. nouicinef* thich arc taken the svsttii by way ot tho fttomach; it is old treatutnt well trio a Hri<., r oyen inetlint. tbopg ®oni©Biues o 11 e -r IU . apparent
Int, tboufl ....... Ires ot om» 0 iuplnint they sow the seeds of i troiilv me nml pennaT*» m. duorders. price oMir 1 ad brings it withi> tTioroach i find will annually save nnny times
s. medicines md plastbut temporary rtliet. It
in , an
fall, arn' , *1 coi-l in G" r
, whU'h best (nvo
to betray our trust or steal one sip of the
coveted beverage.”
TO CHECK DIARRHEA.
Diarrhoea is a complaint that the human family suffer more from at this time
ill annually -m iinn'y" tiiiiH of the year than from any other, and »t *i b vo b'uuemnoTn-v should be treated very car* fully in ord-
n be urt'i itbout tear or ba r n rtainty u perimincnt eiir-.
Never call a new acquaintance by tl o L’bri>ti:tn name unle-s requested to do i- >. Never attempt to draw the attention nf the company constantly upon yourself. Never exhibit anger, impatience or excitement when an accident happens. Never pa-^- between two persons who are talking together, without an apolo-
gy.
’ Never en'er a room noisily; never fail to close the door after you, and never
slam it.
Never forget that if you are faiJiful in a few things, you may be ruler over
many.
Never exhibit too great familiarity with new acquaintances; you may give
offer, so.
Never will a gentleman allude to conquests which he may have made with
ladies.
Never be guilty of the contemptible
opi ning a private letter
dis-1
appear in mid ocean.’ All the beasts, birds and fishes will be diseased, famine and civil strife will destroy most of the human beings left alive by plague,” and c -ially, “two years of tire”—1885 to 1887 will rage with fury in every part of tho glolio. In 1887 the "Star of Bethlehem’’ will “reappear in C’assiopia’s Chair,” the immediate results being universal war and portentious floods and shipwrecks.
North America is again to be involved !!y author of “Piiurrowirmss I’upers.” Small in a civil war unless a “Naiwleou” arises i'‘ 011 'Tt".. leaded: TEICE - -SpT--to quell it, but during these terrible days; K >r YounVKmk^.’lJnen Tnloy AhieiT! with tlh.* l^acinc states Will be il Nentill)le par- very fine ilhiBtrations. Sek*‘tiom* complete adise of peace, compared to the hellish: troin her book. Bnr«o type; PBICE 5 MITTS, strife that will be waged throughout the I yli on. ll».‘ world. The few people that may man-1 3 cm3. ,nB ’
age to survive tiil 188? will have reason
to be thankful. I, I*OOK!*KI.r.l ilJW
hverywhere (only one aealer in each tt)wn)keep
of standard book*, . „ .... i ~ l...
rice SI- Beautiful | "pms IXCOMPARABI.K Nt TBIBl.T i ri. h-
• I or in Bone and Musolo Producing Material than all other forma of malt or medicine,while r ” ‘ *'■' — urged agninst malt
Uio- 1 • •
<M*I1 I M.
Al
His travels and nrj rl^ng adventures. Fo price 31 -Bourget.is type; PSICE 5 CSHTS. 3I:if>' <»I* I x.
Life, by Bamortine. Former price 1 15, Brevier
type, bountiful print; PRIM 3 CSHTS.
By Oliver Goldsmith. Brevier type, beautiful
print; PSXM 5 C£*TT0.
Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress. Bourgooiso type, leaded; beautiful print; Price
C Centi.
I > i-i v:i t **
ot oxeeediug in- K r ®© irom the objections u J CE17TC. | liquors. For difficult digesti i(!K**ii. Consumption, Em.ieintion,
Eflsavs
p:i:e 3 ce;:t:.
Consumption, E
onl Exhausttion, Nervousnens, Want <*f Sleep, Ulcerative Weaknesses of Foma Its, Exhaustion
n. Sick II eadAche, Mental and Phyai-
Ncrvouancfis, ' ' ' V ~ "1 1- .•HI.I
of Nursing Motherss, of the Aged, and of Delicate Children, MABT BITTEHS are the purest best and most economical medicine ever compounded, Sold everywhere. MABT BITTERS CO., Boston. Mass. 4t8
HUBBARD & FRY.
Bain bridge, Ind.,
Dealers in the.celebrated
these and nur larai
which are (ellinir liy tho million volumes, u..eauso iieoide believe in the l.iterary itevoluItion. AMERICAN BOOK I NCIIAMiE.
Tribune Buildimr, New York.
moanneKi of o)K'ning a
( ( _ addrosKcil to another,
d with t>r t0 restore tno bowels to their proper Never fail to off'r the easiest and liest i, - - • enic by 1 strength. There is a wine made in New seat in the room to an invalid, an elder | r.y, Jer»ey, called .Speer’s Port Grape Wine, lyp . noralady. B ; i'liil'lS • r »i': bpeeini i extre size), «:•.! which is being used very successfully in Never n elect to perform [lfior 0 y 0 Ji | *'’' e ” r ( ii’ 1 *'“'pry ’and aTarse^r.c- ‘'iaThffia cases. In fact, it is conceded won which
. „ Writ.
vdile«veVy amr'aiffieVee! 'Rarrhcoa cases. In fact, it is conceded won which the friend trd of m re,nar kablo oun - <ru\ b.m*. Write *>y chemists to contain just such proper- ! You must m t forget. I'lf'*•„ VrrmiUVt 11 ‘ ' ' V '’A 1,’ 00., Tn- ties as gradually check tho fermentation Never send your
in tho bowels and add tone and vigor to tomi I to a
tVagner, tTu* Composer.
Herr Richard Wagner is a person ter-
ifying to the librettist. Roche’s do- I0HN n A1I)KN M . n ,
scription of a day passed with the com- j SoioAi:e'ney' in VirV. ne^ffle','J. K. bANGDON.
poser, the former hammering out the i ^ words, the latter the music, is very en- J
tertaining.
Wagner arrived at 7 o’clock, and they worked without respite until mid-day;! Roche bent over bis desk writing and erasing; Wagner strode to and fro, bright of eye, vehement of gesture, shouting,! ; I singing, striking the piano, and constant-1 -1 ly bidding poor Roche “Go on! Go on!” ] i An hour or two after noon Roche hun-1
1 gry and exhausted, let
1> ' 0 AIITION i'l v i i " L ' i tlia "”* n y •thl(r^ u 1 AUii ikulnr: Fad* now seek a j^n nur reputation •••'* 1 • ’
to worn theun
KqPI|TAD, and take i
"amw pa
the commis-1 gry and exhausted, let fall his pen, alentrusted to you. j most fainting. “What’s the matter 1 /”
I asked the conijioser. “I am hungry.”
vmir guest, who is accus- “1'rue; I Rad forgotten all about that; warm room, off into a cold. let us have a hurried snack and go on
n, * <' b u. .i,«u* the system, so ns to withstand the mias-| damp, spare bed, to sleep. ; ^ 'udii came and fount limn fothvr 1 '. malic climate against these prevailing Never enter a room filled with people , still at work. "I was shattered, stupeoomplaiuts. The wine is licti in body "'itiuut a M ;bt Is.w tkv u«ik.-rul wm. I bed, says Koelw My head burned, m\ -f -a™ tern ides throbbed. I was half mad With
invitation, i wild scare.:i after strange words to tit the
For sale by
mta-
A heretoior<»unknown ri uip<llal element
plleU to the back, nud ImumJi-
111 banish palu
pam
use those dormant ! t Is comfortable to
lately over the Kid jand weakuevs and i organs Into new 11(1
the patieut. Certain in it* «*iTocti, and will positively cure Diaha'teg, l>rop»v, OravAl, Hriirhtn-l>iseaso v lion oitlir Kidneys, Incontinence ntion of Urine, Catarrh of
Tbe wine is
and is an excellent tonic, keeping the R !1M y when first entering.
b ' 1 Never accept of favors and hospitali-! our task, walking up and down, striking
■ns on Urin®» Oat»rrl
> o'red'l*rfiie?' u'.'i.'UP.L', ........Mt, | Dohility, Fenmlo Cttniplaint*. Tick, and In fact all disorders :i rising from a [Ufmdition of the K idney k, l;lndd<*r ami til)reran*, when nothlnpr t lse can. .Sold by TYior sent by mail fr< • upon receipt of the Jl). DAY KIDN FY FAD Co., *
Sole Proprietors, Toledo, C»hlo.
tinionlals. and our Litllo Hook, “ liow >
leaved/’ sunt Free,
ei t .lone*’ Dru ' Stroo.
ties without remitting an exchange of his infernal piano^ terrifying me at
A Philadelphia Gr i Jury recoin civilities wlien opportunity oflcra. as I perceived dancing about me on every mends the revival of w ,e whipping post Never cross the leg and put out one ^hh 4 his eccentric shadow cast by the Ianwm,.,- „>• .ho ihoju. j-jf is*, c s
Never fail to tell the truth. If truth- trumpeting in my ears cabalistic words,
fni, you get your reward. You will get ami supernatural music.” your x>umshment if you deceive. \ ooo<i story. j [London Truth.]
Influence of Trees upon Climate | j was looking over the stories that were [Indianapolis News.) wee k f< (r the prize, and I The influence of trees upon climate w .mder that the editor did not insert this has been so much talked of that hardly one, which is really too good to be lost: |
tor criminals.
rors, “ incarceration to a sensitive nature may bo painful and humiliating enough to accomplish all tho objects sought to be attained by punishment of any kind, yet in .ho case of a very largo proportion of tho dangerous classes of society—the professional thief, the well-dressed pick-
pocket, the adroit swindled and confidence, ^ ()ne can - elaim to lx> ignorant of it ! man, together with those of a more bru- In a country deprived of its forests the tal nature—a short term of imprisonment winters become colder, the summer hotin comfortable quarters with wholesome ter, and every season changed.
SERVEANIN.H NOTI'iNON MtsKASB B> in\ igroratinff a feeble conatitution, ronovatinjr a debilinted physicuo. and enriching a thin and innutrious circulation with llostcttcr’s Stomach Bitters, the finest, and most highly sanctioned, and the most popular tonic and preventive in existence. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
Reaper and Mower, Buckeye Self Binder, Also the Sweepstakes Thresher And Canton Monitor Engine. And Farm Implements Generally. P. R.—0. (i. Ilubbnr.t will visit (lrcenea«tlo every Saturday, in the intercut of the above machine.". Those wanting the best machine in tho market w ill consult their interest hy calling upon him. In !tho meantime any orders left with .1. l T . Edwards or il. M. itandcl will have prompt attention. 3m52 UL'BBARU ,t FRY.
food is not adequate to obtain the end re- By recent experiment at the school of tliat the conditions were not equal—tlmt T ' H H H |> A \ |) A IJ I F nn.ro,1 Hrindnal nnnieh.nont .Knnld fnrn.fw \„ n J Krunon i( ia mooon IllU.st liecessanly put HlOrO fit risk I li \ T IV V ^ W U Ll
UTT’S
~^irrs!
SYMPTOMS OF A
presiding when the communication was
>ackpnrtj^niu^indcr^lie»liouldor^ lead, said that it would not ho Ini'tho iiml the soiiree of sti'eains, and the t.lil■mfuiumisnjiao^eiitm^v^tliadism; M.lfaro of the community to r viv hru- j" uture in forests is imuli more eun. LJ -'oexoriio;. l ,i i„ orn.mu'l'lrn- tal nn,.Ios of punishment. II" had uTcat /Tie g""<l result that have
Dr. John Bull’s
Ir Fro&sc's VT&tor Curs Z:'.a:li-ka:n:,
In its 27th year. For Chronic and Rcvcro forms ofdiRcase. It has given health to thou sands inoutablo by othor means. S$nd for • ir cular to S. 1 REASE, M. 1),, New Brighton,
Beaver Co., Fa.
12m 44
“There is a curious duel now pending in r ri k iil/. W, ...ir,' Iloston,\vlii(h began several yiars ago. Mr. | 111 ft 1 IMIH . ' >
A., a bachelor, challenged Mr. 15., a married man with one child, who replied |
FOR THE Cl RE 0F|
quired. Criminal punishment should be forcsty, Nancy, France, it is proven severe, short and decisive. Then the I -hst it rams more copiously over wooded prison would be suflicient to meet the re- than over open ground. The close covluirements," Judge Biddle, who was | cr pie tree-tops, materially
with his life than the other—and he declined. A year afterwards lie received a challenge from Mr. A., who stated that he, too, had now a wife and child, and he supposed, therefore, the objection of Mr. B. was no longer valid. Mr. 15. replied
that he now had two children, conse- Tho proprietor of
still subsisted, justly olaima for it n
Chills and IVvor.
qucntly The nex
the inequality
sfffmyrciwass nohog,™,
fauli in tho elbcacy of hard labor and Ijcen well known, for years, is that in va- his adversary had three, l lie matter,
duty, weannoas/Dizy.inesa. EMuttoi- solitary confinement.
Gj^Bkmj^Hend^htuRostlassncffi^al
colo.ed Urine.
SE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED.
riotor of this celebrated medicine "imeie reu.e.iy, is iinxiou, to make know, ns lor it n superiority oves nil romo- 'ustellow-sunerors the means ot euro. To offered to the pul,lie for tho site, ucsiro it he will send a copy ot the i 1 permanent eurc ot Ague nnd Fever ; “.' rl l' 1 L" n used, ' tree ofeharge,) with tho dir
0 months for tOets. I,nrgo, Illustrated paper. ,) COMMON lUPEOPIiE. A year. SI 00, AGENTS WANTED. 11. 1,. Hustings, 17 Cornhill, Boston, Mass. 4m4d ' '“ pimples; 7’ I will mail free the recipe lor a simplo Vi-gC' table Balm that will remove T.m, Freckle?, Pirn pies and Blotches, leaving the skin soft, clear ami beautiful; also in truetion? for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on .v bal l head or a Rmootb lace. Addle?*, inclosing ’.c. stamp, Ben. Yandelf & Co., 20 Ann bt., N. Y. fim 44 To Consumptives. The advertiser, having been permanently cured of that dread diRoaso, Consumption, by a simple remedy, is itnxiou- to make known tL: .4.„ j
DUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED! JTT’S PILLS nrornpecinlly ndnpted tn unoiloMP itrlmngo rliiitf n* I > nsi oinob I b«» xitlferer. Noted Divine says: fUTT —TlonrS.r: Fnrtcn yor'i IlnTn Iv-nn yr to Iiy-po,'s,a, Const ip.li'>n and l*tli*s. l-sst your Ihlla withr,‘('.omtui'nd*’d : I usist tli< :n. cw a wo] I m in, linvo K o,„t n;>i', I o-*. iIt-s-ii in , roeular st.-ils, c m.ji-.,v ,■ t tunas flesh.Th,-y nro wort II their we iahtln yoltl HEvjy^^M^PSONJsiuibVillo, Ky.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION ANSWERED. | Which is tho best, safest, surest, nuickest _
vegetable cure for Scrofula, Syphilitic disor- area the cleared jxtrtionri.
1 r 'its part, of the country the iieoj.le are when last heard trout, was still going on, taking care of tho old trees anu planting the numbers being six to .seven, and the
new ones. In many sections of New "
Kngland the forests largely exceed in
I," ti.-vt vi"tr Mr A renewed hi* dial- dies .ver offered to the publie for tho safe, wno uesire it no win semi a < ,,py o, mo pro lit next >1 pr All. A. ri nnwa n.ll ( , ortaill Aeu.' ntid Ft-t er '.'riplii'n u-. I. 'free ol ehnrve,) with the dirt-,-
or Chills ami Fever, whether of .|,„ r t nr l„t,i.'i'i. on8 F rc l , '‘ r,n v and u-mp the same, w hich standing. Ho referis to tho entiro Wostorn and | , W1 *l find a sure cure for Consumption, Southern country to besr him tostimonv tn the { ; _■ I irttes Mi-tnngtho
Mors, Impure Blood, Liver Complaints nnd Urinary troubles? Dr. Guysotl.s Yellow Dock nnd Sarsaparilla. It makes tho blood pure, tho mind healthy, tht hotly strong. lyll
Tombstone, in Pima County, Arizona, to an Eastern reader may seem a quet r
name for a mining camp, but so it was,, , . , , , , , . , , . , . r ‘ 1 ages, which has already begun, and the i net. A fow years ago tho Schtefllin | ,ij S(rlln inntion there is in cutting timber.
In this state, as Tho News liad occasion to show ti few weeks ago, there are, or were by the census report of 1870, 7,189,88-1 acres of wood land outof ii totitl acreage of about 18,000,000. Under such ii condition there need be little fear of a change of climate. But the cultivation of forest trees in towns and vil-
still going even, and
challenge yearly renewed. I’rofits of tho Oil rtuslncHR.
There is not much trouble in locating
truth of tho assertion thiit in no case whatever will it fail to euro if tho directions nro strictly followed and carried out. In a great many cases a single doso has been sufficient for a eure. and whole families have been oured by a single bottle, with a perfect restoration of the
general health.
reseriprion, will please address, lev. R. A. Wilson, 194 F« nn.
burgh. N. Y.
uinpuon, shing tho
St., WilHam?-
6m 11
EKKOR8 OF YOI TU.
a well, and the cost of putting it in work- uVIetu'ramnHor'dn'sM fornw’ti'k 1 "" twlf/up'r iii'r nrdiT is tiboiit 8!! (100 'I'lt" nvcr'ici'Aho dincnno has been chocked, more eBpeoinlly liy oruir is .ilium. s a,t o. UK IlMr.l^i " djfflt . u|t nnd |„n K .8tnn<linK eases. 1 sunlly vie Id of one of tllCS" Jiliniplllg wells lltav thiimodieino will not roquire tiny aid to keep tie put at fourteen barrels is r day, nni ‘ hB b<,wol,in * ood orde r; Should the patient , t J ’ however, require a cathartic medicine, aftci the oil sells fit till' rale oi si’Venty CCIitH j having taken three or four doses pf the Tonic
pv^r barrel. This price is hardly more
ha perfect restoration of the A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from it is however prudent, nnd in j ANcrvous Dohilitv, Frcmature j)ec ty. and .11
than a tenth ago obtained*
oi what was a few years
having tuken three or fourdoscs of the Tonic, a single dose of Bull’s Vegrtaiii.e Pim.s will be
iffiidt
Rncrrn*u tii«^ ApiK'ilte* and cnn a o tho brothers wont there to prospect, and . is iiroKrotvs in the rip lit direction.
in TmK<* on FImIu thus 1.1 I 1 p
■Hlird, and by their Tonic Action ou tho
'' ! ,r|, dations, to have
were advised, on account of tho Indian ;
lirs HASR DYE. "Daih or WnTPKKna chuncnd to a tii.OBSV > by a single application of this Dyk. It rnii NHtnralUofiir. acta Instantaneously. Sold Kgujts, or sent by express on receipt of $1 |e, 35 Murray St., New Yorks l^OXJTZ’S w IE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
uTouro or prevent Disease. Fowdcs are used InTfi ~° r owners will cure ami proven owderu will prevent Ga,
Lr.No Fe-
ii r keys.
rOW'li ts will lncrc;!-.> tile f|P • ■ • .1 um’ : I twenty per cent., rdU make the butter Arm owrters will cure or prevci.t aliu -• i , ki.Y
|at Horse* and Cattle are |,« jr i". owbEiis w ill ciivn Satisfaction,
tvhere.
OAVIC E. FOUTZ. Proprietor. BAX.TIMOKE. Hid.
their tombstone j
‘ engraved. They made rich discoveries, I ! and, in recognition of tho kindly hint of their friends, named tho camp Tomb- I |.stone. Now, to cap tho climax, a paper has been started called tho Epitaph. MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER THIS. Dr. Crumiitom’a Strawberry Balaam is the best fruit medicine over discovered for promptly checkinit all running off of the bowels, summer complaints, etc- Intelligent people should insist on their druggist getting this medicine for them njnd take no othor.’ lyll
A CARD.
To all who are suffering from tho errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
in time.
tHooCriOLXRA _ ...
mss in Fowl, e.* woft ]<ness, early decay, loss of manhood,
s K’c., I will send a recipe that will cure ' you, Free of Charge. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Sta ion
D, New York City.
Hu<t the Same Machine,
The other night, at a London club, sumo Americans were boasting about their inventions, nnd the wonderful maeliines to be found in the States. Oik-of them told of the well-known mincing machine which, a live hog being introduced at one end, turns out the animal in sausages at the other. An Irishman, who was not going to have the Yankees ride rough-shod over every other nation, turned on them and said, “Bedad, we’ve got tiie same machine in Ireland, only ours is more perfect, sure; for if you don’t like the sausages you can put them back into the machine, atul by reversing the action they’ll come out a live pig agin
where he went in.”
TUK L.ITTLE GRAVE ON TBE HILT., There’s a spot on the hillside far away, Where tti summer the urass -ro.v green; Where, beneath a rustling elm-trec’s shade A moss covered stone is seen. ’Tis a quiet and unfrequented spot, A solitude lone and wild; Yet—somebody’s hopes are buried there— 'Tis the grave of a little child. In winter, alas! that mossy stone Is hid 'ncath a shroud of snow. But around it, in springtime, fresh and sweet, The daisies and violets grow; And o’er it the summer breezes blow, With a fragrance soft and mild, Ami the leaves of Autumn thickly strew The grave of that little child.
And every ,
When the month of May is nigh, Ami builds her nest in this quiet sj 'Mid the elm-tree's branches high;
While her memory sweet, hy the hour she trills,
As if by the scene beguiled.
Perhaps—who knows? 'tis an angel comes
To the grave of that little child. Yes, somebody’s hope lies buried there, Some mother is weeping in vain, For, though years may come ant*
'Twill never come back again.
Yet blessed are those who die in youth,
The pure and undefiled;
Some road to heaven, perchance, runs through
That grave of a little child.
—{.Andrews’ American Queen.
year there’s a redbreast comes
is nigh,
quiet spot,
A young lady in Chicago, when asked by the officiating minister, “Will you love, hener and obey the man as your r.ii:;baad, ana be to him a true wife?” said plainly, “Yes, if he does waat Ho
1 y 50 j promised me financially.”
ray come and years may go,
: back
Hufiicient.
Tho genuine Smith’s Tonic Syrup inupthave Dr. John Bull’s private stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bull only hns the right to manufacture and sell tho orivinnl John .). Smith’nTonio Syrup« of LouisviUe.Ky* Examine well the label on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on each bottle do not purchase or you will be deceived.
i >i*.
ft r
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
thfi sake of suffering humanity j send free to ail
Rho need it, the recipe ai I directi king the siiindc remedy hy which he
Sufferers wishing to profit by tho advertiser’s experience can do so by addressing in perfect
JOHN B. OGDEN,
42 Cotbir St., New York
lion for ma-
was cured
•ti*»e
confidence,
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FAT AND Li:AN. Ifyounrotoof.it or too loan nnd want to know how to change your condition, send for & copy oi th i woik, Fat ai l Lean. It contains complete Hygienic, Dietetic and Therupeutio instructions that will enable anv one to reduco their flesh if corpulent or increase it if emaciated. It is written in n clear yet comprehensive ityia and its dlreqtioQfl nan be eailly undar« stood. It should bo read hy every fat or lean person. Sent for ten three cent stamps. Van • 1 20 Ann St. N. Y.
& SALESMEN",
and Staple Goods. Quick
Don't
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Sales! Largs 1‘infits! Steady Demand!
I<>li:v I*TJI .L, Manufooturcr and Yonder of SMITH’S TONIC SYRU Q .
BULL’S SARSAPARILLA, ; BULL’S WORM DESTROYER, .
The Popular Remedies of the Day.
niKCiPAL offish jijkaih ct., locevilu.et.
lydl
a ec :e ip , i Cooper ihavinirs delived to any part of the city at SO eents per load, and meo kindling, [trimming, and culled atnveel for solo cheap. Leave orders at the Rolling Mill Cooper shop.
JOHN RILEY.
DR. OBERHOLTZER’S LINIMENT.
I’ninphnrIMilk cures'Rhoiiinati.-m'nnd Burns.
Camphor Milk ourcs! Neuralgia and Brnlse..
| Camphor|Milk euros Lame Pack and Sprains,
Camphor Milk euros Sore Throat anil Stiuss, ' CamphorJMilk cures Headache and Seres. I Camphor Milk cures Frosted Foot end Pains. Camphor Milk costs 25 cents; ’ Putties 21 •
CC Agent’s profit per week. Will WWW.WUprove it or forfeit |V»i. 24 outfit fre. K. G. RIDEOUT ii CO., 218 Fultgn St., New York, N.Y. lPt41
PHCENIX PECTORAL.3 I’htvnix Pectoral stops a cough, breaks a cold, aids expectoration, gives instant relief, giv es strength nnd brings rest, lls timely u.-e will prevent Consumption, nnd even when this fearfu! disease has taken hold it will niford greater roliof than any other medicine. Price, 25 cents; 5 bottles for SI. For sale at Allen’s Drug Store. I'm38