Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 July 1880 — Page 3

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THOSE

WHO NEVER

Without posting themselves in the priees of the leading clothing houses positively ASSERT That the beet selection, the nicest (styles, the lowest prices; in fact, the best goods .for the least money, can be had at the store of LEVI XAH1T, The old reliable Clothierjand Gents’ Furnisher, 3m2

| £§Two gentlemen named Head, both res(lents of Little Hock, neither knowing the ! the purposes, plans or intents of the other, stood at the counter of a store, selected and purchased from the same packages gloves and cravats, left the city at | the same hour, on the same mission—one

EVOLUTION. nir* Theories in liri«*f of Cha*. Oaroin, I’rof. I)aim, Chan. Lyoll, I'rof. <»ruy aiitl OtiicrH.

[Kansas City Times,]

The postulate of evolution is the life

... , germ in the monad. This given or nsgomg^tothe extreme western I ,ort,on ofl Hlum . djwauhv ^ forms of the State hy the fort Smith road, the j ;mimals unJ havo lK , eu t . volve ,i other to the extreme southern end of the I from i„ wer { orms> It a^umgs also that State by the Iron Mountain road, uny- there is a tendency in all animals and ried on the same day, at the same hour, j plants to slight changes, and that when-

1 ; l T 4 by corresponding twin, mid ev< r sueh a change in any organ or ‘^Mr" dThTato^

• V gl%#x , , , • • ,% I • . x *~x y X W ^ 1 . I 1 * ...» 1 - * * . I ' I i V k I ‘ I I ’ I 1 L. 1 i V • I tit IV IV* t 1 I . « I it all . . XX 1

Men GossIpR.

(Western Farm Journal.]

If it is a misfortune for a woman to be born a gossip, it is doubly so for a man Much has been said and written of a gossiping woman, and they have been idely slandered by the opposite sex. Now women are honest about gossip. I have frequently heard women say when calling on their neighbors, “I came over fora little gossip;” but whoever heard of a man owning he was a gossip? Oh, no. It is always, “I have business over

Smythe, Terry SI Co.,

-IMmiirMtoW:

We have on hiunl anil are daily receiving a full line id Furniture of the very latest and boat styles, which will be anlil at lower priees than the same quality of goods can be pur* chased elsewhere in the county. ( XDEUTAliIXU.

met at the junction of the Little Hock and Fort Smith and Iron Mountain roads, from which point both gentlemen and their brides took the same train and started for the same destination, St.

Louis.

changed forms tiro transmitted by descent, and hy repeated changes new s]>c-

KIDNEY DMEASK OF 30 YEAHS ‘-i: s mv produced, and after a long inS1 ANDIN'G Cl HED. t. rval lias elapsed, new genera and famiLi.r I i.at, OHK'ieN, Jan. 12, loSO. lies, and in fact all the higher forms of , he second package of Kidney-Wort \njmal and v, retable life. ‘ is nearly gone, ami 1 enclose a dollar for , .. . i* , i I another package. 1 am a woman fifty- ,, V*' 1 ! 1 . " m in ' ir r ’ 1 ’ * ne eari4lft,u ^ j six years of age and have been alHicted ! ,l1 ^ co'itains ha.* been filled with anij with Kidney Disease for more than thirty i ’-dls and plants -extinct and living, years. Kidney-Wort has don«* me more Xatu:. , so it iselaimi'd, s. 1,’ctod those tit good than any other remedy Lv ever ta-t to live, hence “the survival of the fittest.”

existence over otliers of the same species, that plant or animal will outlast those that are unt so highly favored. These

pm w a

ken, and i am sure it will cure nip.

MHS. J. T. GALLOWAY.

A movement is being made by Philadelphia physicians to secure a new law as to experts’ testimony in criminal cases. The bill which they have dratted provides that, when expert medical testimony is desired, the counsel on each side shall select the names of six or more

j physicians in regular standing, and from

A discovery which cur.s by t) tural process th6 entir< n(,raber th " Jud K e draw

Htwo by lot. These two shall testify to

all disoases of the Kidneys, lilaudor, Urinary .

Organs and Nervous System, when nothing any points presentod to them, hither else can. It is comfortable to the patient, i>os- f i • » i a ^ itive in its effects, and the first cure for those J Ilia y also introduce export testnno—

Olsen«e. hy to their own account, but the idea is

while it?cures of iirnvi-,1 Hropsy, Catnrrli of { that the opinion of the two presumably

llnekdust Deposit, Painful Uri- I 1

—' — * ’— the greatest

Under these slight variatie.’.s thmugl infinite time, man has been developed from the primordial germ that had if

origin in the palcoivde age.

The law, it is claimed, will account equally as well for. the rcirogre-sio* of the species as for the progression; yet, it could not he claimed that since progression or degradation are both possible, there is a plan of }x rfeet progress in the development of indi viduals, species, genera and families. Variatiea without progression, then, is the law of evolution. From this it follows that the variation o)

f r -x+

:. ' '■< . \

We make a specialty of umlcrtakinpr, nnd Ruarantoo FatiBfaction in tins line. Wo keep constantly on hand a full lino of coffins, cai*-

done on a well-appointed farm.

But we seldom, if ever, see a gossip with that kind of a farm, unless he had a present of it. Why? The time sjxnt by other farmers in attending to little

tilings, i* invariably ipent by them lamentmp their luck. His neighbors always kit.' and burial r«d»es td all .-i/'S and BtyleF. know his business better than his own No. 22 East Washington Street, Green-j

family, how much he owes, how much ho castle, Ind.

expects to make, etc., and that is gener-

ally a great deal. His castles are built;

to tumble down when harvest-time is TPTic* T over, or cattle or hogs are sold. And -5--Hit. rt-k. y

when reckoning-time comes if he has

Ccnrad COOS,

Role iisont for I’uro Eagle White Lead!!! ,. vor >’ Warranted. West Side public *<iuare.

icsrvL*mrimu-ni

NK W AI>VEKTISKM K N TS.

ii Wi *1 . c t<>(d,Book, A Music, boxed hfl, vlflfl -hippe.l. onl> . New it SIT f.Sl e.. Mid. a y* 1 summer oiler Ilk sted tree. Addr* Da del l’. 1 -’at'y. Washinrton, N. J.4

kept books the balance i« on tlie wrong

the Bladder, ■ *»• v ne*uoi a c^nanit «. 11 nating. High-colored Urine, Nervous Weak ness and Pain in the Back seem more like mir-

acles than cases ot natural healing.

DKL1CATE FEM ALES

unbiased men will have w'eight with the jury.

HONORED AND BLEST.

When a board of eminent physicians

itBiv'i in i’i tiBii aivtt fini k it,.* ,

caused by irregular habits, the abuse ot nature and mental or physical overexertion, find their

6 r rn t0 »hf!L ef j",nl e D, U .n“ I and ohcmists aiinounccd the discovery

that liy combining some well known remedies, the most wonderful medicine

Pad is'the only ! was produced, which would cure such a

PAH, which strenKthcns nnd inviroratca invalid nnd restore, the vinor id health.

PAIN IN IHii, HACK. ' remedies, the most wonderful me

tv e say positively and withoul tear of contra.It.tfioit Hi it Iviilm.v I'ml iw miiv

diction, that Day’s Kidney

certain and permanent cure for every form of this prevalent and distressin - complaint

YOUNG MEN

wide range of diseases that most all other remedies could be dispensed with,

sufforinK from nervous and physical debility, many were skeptical: but proof of i’s Insa nf inomorv. orvifiililv imiKiirt i bv the ei - •, i , » . • • i n

side,^ and then, he never made aaiything n,, , ,| U i r ,.v„iut. n .1 tiieecniury.

‘ to Amencan readers of Imok?. tl

' bookti of the highest clas and the prices are low beyond

| at farming, of course not. He tries and to \men another business maybe, and fails even '"T ’V 1 ",'; ,. 1 '

sooner than he did at farming, and so it is, old age overtakes him and he is a poor man, and the habit of gossiping, like drinking, has kept growing on and on un-

til at fill he is enslaved with it.

The farmer that gossips and idles away his time, is known hy passing his house or fields. Thu front yard is never clean,

ik?, the most

« are

frequently weeds grace the lawn, instead of flowers, hogs around the house for want of a little time spent at the fences, or if the gossiper be a man of any of the ud print trades or professions much valuable time

is siient in this useless, breath-wasting Mnnlinens of t’hrist. Enrmi r pr kn^nM.fh.t bo. O.. .l.Ju emit, brevier typo I»rlCM- .toontx.

comparison with tho cheapest books ever bofore issued. To illustrate ami demonstrate these truths, we send tbo fol-

post paid, ;»t the prices named:

M sic-niiln

Life of Frederick the (in .it. Former price ?1 I L rge brevier type, beautiful print; pi'ic?© it

< *5i 1*1 X

Lifo of Robert Burns. Forme' price SI Lrrgo|

brevier type bDiiutiful print .

1 I ol\V

By Edwin

Revolution. 'SffiLMlSS.'tSl

ly can atb*r<! to bt* without this unrivalled and invaluable triumph ol inventive gopius, which makes rainwater ns bright, sparkling and invigorating as ('hampagne. and which wc are now ublotosell at the ridiculously low price of $l r >, free on board cars or boat. Send for circulars. .\ 'cnts wanted ever\where, 4tS RICH KHX) HART! & CO., CJncinnatl, <».

(SALf

UNFERMENTED

1 Arni-ltl. Former price ?1 50. Rcauti-I , 1 f v icr type pi-l.M- .-oittM.

'S'lioss. I I

; *»c-iU by actual trial has dispelled all

ness or work, may bo restored and manhood doubts, and to—day the dis'* iverers of "TvoTcUll kidney medicines which are taken ' | llat ^ medicine Hop Bitters, are into the system by way of the stomach; it is. honored and blest by all as bonolacan old treatment well tried and proven ineffi-j tors. Democrat. 3tl3

eient, though sometimes effecting apparent I * cures of one complaint they sow the seeds off . , ,

more troublesome and permanent disorders, i I'.VGry girl who passes through p.nc

n 0 wm a a«.m«l?; - " : •: Boaton aol now receives three 5

its cost in doeior’s bills, in« dicines and i*l»ist> instruction in various kinds of nocdlc

ers. winch at best give out temporary reli' i. It

can be used without fear or harm, and with work and is capable of being an expert ■ certainty of a permanent cure. For sale by . , . . .. ■ druggists generally, or sent by mail (live <>t seamstress. It IS Raid tho benGtit.*» rc— l^^aildren’t ^pecial"'.*^*sliok w!; suiting from this instruction arc seen in _ hl“ r t»ry°«f iiJu ?«wVlisctTvcrramr a i‘rRcyl'' th ® «I'V^nnce of the children’s Clothing

Herd of most romarkableeures sent tree. Write

plunts uiiil aiiiii'itls uro in all diieetion.- business that has no shade or coloring of iniri temung to pnign .-s. nnd part t.. improvement in it. What can this idle i.i-teriorattoti. Hit-.* eliati«-s, being sub- gossip amount to? If it is to discuss the jivl t i no lix.-J lau. are, thcrot.ire. for j floating rumors of the street, would it Mil!', is. An ; i : y 1 1, have he.'!, not be far better to await tho issue of i n ln, , n '> U '- ml "r '' " ihi' i-i i nature.- the local papers the statements of which ili.'e, (lilleniiL: 1 roni encli other a littie- 1 are in almost every case made upon reone throw varnd -ir to iriv a lif- j Uablo authority ? Do not talk over tho irenn tlu. 1 l'»wc>t. an*, t.u* la.'-i ami I'W^ 1 j failures of your neighbor who may bo e-t was mail. v. n 1 a.i n. omii, nunih. r | j 0 j n g th e ver y best he can, and at the (J intei !.tei,i::i' tmotts "i iiii.iisloi, re sy^ietune forget your own shortcomings,

dlutes, arti ulates, and veil brntes, aiul this accounts fur tho wonderful commingling and diversity of life, fossil am! living, on the globe ami imbedded in its crust. Since the dawn of creation the minute changes that have oeeured in animal and plant life have fitted into each other in sueh a way as to produce perfect adaptation of the internal variations to external conditions. Heat and cold, dryness aau moisture, elevation 01 depression of land.. the r.iodilieationsof Irish and salt Witter, of food—ail these external conditions have contributed to make life what it has been, and now is,

311 the earth.

This, in brief, is the evolution of Mr. Charles Darwin, Charles I .yell and I’rof. Asa Gray, of Harvard, who said: “Let us hope that the religious faith which survived without a shock the notion of

rice ?!■ lleiiutiful _ i cents.

.I0I111 !**f ll.'II’l .Millss’s

Chapters on Socialism. Essays ol ( xceoilius in-

tere t ati'l importance. PMCS 3 I til 1*011 >1 llIlC a llSM!M<Ml.

His travels and surprisinir advcnOiri . Former price Si ‘35, liourtn-ois type; rtiCE 3 CINTC. 3Illl*> lill.*!-!! ol'Sl'OlN. l.ife, by Lamortine. Funner price 1 15, lirevier

type, I i-nutiful printj TEitE 3 3E1'33 ;

>V SI

lirevier type, beautiful

ScIHnu Out at Cost. [N. Y. Mercantile Journal.)

We met Muggins the other day in a quandary. He stood upon the street

corner contemplating a pair of gloves ! ver . fine "illustrations. Sei.-i which he held in his hand. We accosted < r ’ I" 1 ”' r b " ok ‘ E'p-i.'e tyi".; raiOEB :e: , . , , , , , , , v«‘h I rom tin* him, and asked why he thus solemnly' 0 fi.n Old Lawyer, short stories of thrill

He gave a start, and looked

meditated.

Vi<*siu ot

Uy Oliver Goldnnith. print; PEI.T 3 CEFTS.

Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress. Bourgeoise typo, lonaed; beautiful i*rint; Trice

C Cccti.

1 *ri v ci I 'Tin'll I I*.

By author <*t' ^SparrowgraFs r:ipcr*§. M Fiuall

pica type, leaded; PEICI2CX1 Tw.

11 n<4 Ifnllticls;

For Youn*: Folki*, Ellen Tracy Alden: with " - s,, -‘ - - 1 - c mi late

VTWQ

lit I ii .

4*!Ni I ll<‘

of tbriljing,

laughable, pathetic intorost. T2ICE 3 CENT.

MALT BITTERS TRADE MARK MALT AND HOPS 8|Vf;,p

'TiriS INCOMlWHARl K NlTUIENTIs ri.-h-I er in Done an 1 Musele I’roiineinir Material

Ah-a-ha! D'ye

these 1

IK XUvHIdlLI.KISS

fMtt. Am”"Yy WDNi!iY n PA r D e C0MT^ >“*8 schools, and are felt in thousand . f th< earth, may cquallj; outledo, 0 P A HTJh\ T "" im! ,n ,h< ’ many ‘ of homes.” So says tho school report | last the notion of the absolute fixity of Irma'pal* on our we'do" mi 1"^ | of that city. Is there not a “Yankee no- the s, nicies which inhabit it; that in the iiu_ . int * j . .. * - * - 1 ‘ *s ; future, even more Hum in the paRt, laita

Itho aillicted to warn them.

Ask for DAY’S • ,1 , . future, even more than in the past,

iKIfiNf^'JMdg^opMMo^m^oDHT^jineno^ tion here worth transplanting m otiiei ; n .j,, (l ,.j t . r nee,

1 sections °f the country. Each pupil j w iH no t, ns it cannot reasonably, be disgives only two hours each week to this j severed from faith in an ordainer, which department of instruction, hut compe- * s bbe . . , 1 \ Mr. Wallace, equally the originator of

about tlllt— ; (i'V'.14 11 ».> 1 .1.I i. .*x J 1 .In-

DAI'S MI PAD.

A heretofore unknown reme . which applied f<i the back, a;

A heretoforenuknow 11 rcnipittalelement t^Ilt teachers .'in? cinjtloycd

tnimeill- \ nUh daId ISH ttlOM

t la

ti applied to the itack. nnd inmi

ntely over the Kidneys will banish pain

' akness and rouse those dormant

tv Ufo.

and wto

I organs Into new life. 11 is con \ the patient, 1’ortiilix In it

Will no

ormant

rnfortnl'lc to

fVcctN,

, 'SHUT a'

We saw them. “D’ye know , Everywhere •iinlyonedealer in cu-li t,.wnik<'oi. unto fliildri,,,

these and eur larpe list o r rtandnrd bu' 1 K', no?t anil mn I cron'mi'-al mod

j which are selling by tho million volunies, boor rausc nroidr believe in tho l.itrrary lii-vulu-1 "as AMKH'OAN BOOK I M il \NiiK.

Tribune Duildiiu.’, New \urk. |

5tll

up. “Ah!

gloves?”

Smokington?” “ We knew him “ Well,” explained Muggins,

coming by Hmokington’s this morning,, j 0 jj^ A n)Efj t Manairer, and I saw .stuck up all over the front of Sole Aseney in Gretnraytle, J, K. LANGDON.

his store big signs, o’—‘Helling oft' at Cost!’ Thinks I to myself, ‘Here’s a chance;’ and 1 went in and bought these 1 gloves and half-a-do?,on linen IumkIkerchiefs. I asked Hinokington was he selling to me at cost, and he said, ‘ Certainly.’ I ca.ried the handkerchiefs home, I and asked my wife to hem them. Hhe , asked me what l paid for them; and when I told her, she laughed and said I had lieeu cheated. They were not linen at ( all—only cotton—and she could bay any j quantity ox them for just one-half tvlrntj Ibid paid. I wouldn’t behove her. I km -—or thought 1 knew—iSmokingfcon

. ini' Material

tnnn nil utlc r tnrins’ uf malt "r mcfUoinc,while free from^ the objectionw urKcri a«aia.«r malt li'iu<»rs. For (lifli«nilt stif n. Sick llcn-lnchc 1 , Cousuiui tioii, En aBiatioif, Mental and Phyni<’»1 Lxhn u.*t t ion, Nervoii-ru-rB, Want of Sleep, l leerativo \N raknesses of FcnmleH, I xhauHtion of Nursintr Mothor>f«. of the Almmi. uiol oflJeli-

M A LT BFi TERS are the purest

•ine over eom-

j'ounded, Sol i everywhere. MALT BITTERS

! * 8

irru-.- -i. rnttynt -crj* •¥»•<■>. ut\» T uBiwm.Hr -j-m tn—.in

Sr rrcr.3c'B ry.or Cure rstatii:hs;cnt.

In ltn 2?th year. For Chronic ami neve. 3

m.nt. vvv vv-aunv 1 .-, a.n vu—a uu uv iiui-i <‘Natu r al Heleetion” with Darwin, del:< ' ' ty in all—and not only plain sewing is ( nics that the doctrine is applicable to

taught but even tho cutting and making man, and therefore repudiates the idea „ — w

_! ,’iat man sprang from a pre-existing low- j t« Kj 3 man o£ iioiair. I came out. and

gloves. T _

n<- uatarm or tne s saw ’m, and asked what I paid. 1 tout

i<t. nurninK or painful yrtnatinK. done in all our public schools, aod, too, (' savages had little use for the large him. lie laughed, andsaid I’d been if?on.D«1.i®to. e *FemSlie D Fo t nJ{.*Hh^! not enly for girls, but alao for boys. ins they originally j i. They cheated. He could aell the yery aame Back.andin fact an disorders HriHnir from a _— . .ivc the musical Iticulty, out as it 18 not article for less tlum lialf what I had

^OrirangPsrrli'n jniih'uT^is'si-Vjm.* soin'by It is rotnitikahl > that the active ingr ' used, it is in a rudimentary or umlevcl- paid.”

oped condition, yet they possess all the! “Now, what 1 want to know is—is organs necessary for Jnc production o'| Smokington a cheat? Has he licen lying

dOSSffl^

k.'^r

it I . » x» I • ill * i 11 iv u ii vi ox; I \ » r j . It ha? jriven benlth to thou-

sni'-ls incurnLlr l.y other tnonn?. Foml for t*i* •

m it

; forinn of disen sc.

oular to S. 1-UEASE, M. 1),,

| Beaver Co., Pa.

New Brighton,

12m 4 4

!^Z^iSr.C»w."ZIZZ ■ T i iey i' ipp et

ten

adder. Ilurnlni;

»d tirin

Lame I': ilBcAti il (

rlnary Orifant. when not hio/*ise can. Rold by It 18 rL'tntll KilOl 1 lll<\t ItlC active Ingr 1 - ”c^«Voo° r by i.AY kuix’ky UAD r ('o f , a' 1 dients of F' How's Ilypnphoshhites are 1 1’ Sole Proprietors, Tol.uo,Ohio. alkaloids from tr s which attain t )

Solo Proprietors, Tolrdo« Ohio.

• TrstlmonlalR, an t our Lilllu Book, “ iiow

ifft* was baved/’ sent Freu. For sale at Jones* Drug Stroe.

H? O XT T X TS - HOUSE AND CATTLti POWLFiPO.

event Dicea&c.

io, Bor i s or Lf no Fb-

»ed In tlnif

I0BR1

If Kout/.v PowdcH Rre use

Fontz s I’ow h r * will cure and prevontlloo Citolkka

5 riT TUsh Kou sPo

Fout/.’s f*t

E f orln ly Tip

I Fout/ s PviWdi’rs will Increuso tho q’i t': v < f n tlk

Will or pro 1

No Hoiisa will die of ( OLfO, Bor I

fin euro and pi

will prevent Gai’Es in Fowl, t*.

Fou

lend cr< run twenty per cent., .md n. d. . i • ! fr i

I i . . ,

( Fout/.'j Powi'-rs will euro or prevent ulimii Event positively refused to break

|!)iftRAHR that Iloreesami Cattle arc heir t<>. , _ J . ..

i heir to,

F<*r -n’s Pov. w ill give SaTIbfACTION.

**ol<i everywhere.

DAVID E. FOUTZ. Troprictor, BALTJMOltE. Md TUTTfS ■ngg^gai^aKEasT-.agTrjM PILLS! SYMPTOMS OF ^ TORPSD LEVER.

laxBBof Appetite

verv great age. taken in connection with the sweetest music. The origin of man’s the fact that this preparation will in- mental faculties he finds it difficult to crease tho longevity of the human family account for, and its to man s moral nabs a somewhat singular coincidence. 3tl3 it cun not be accounted for satis-—-—1 factorily, according to the theory advo-

Jim Brown was a Texas desperado of eated hy Wallace,

the Currie sort. He rode on horseback t hat eminent naturalist, Mivart, holds , , 1 *v the doctrine of variations, but the vaintoa saloon at Cambridge, amu i kms are large and sudden. As arguhimself briefly by snapping glasses oft' nts tending to establish sudden varinIhe bar with 1 : whip, and then invite. ns, reference v* made to the flounder the company to drink with him. adding r th . llt 8trall 8 e whe “ y° UI f , . ,, , , , , having one eye on each side • (ahead, that he would shoot whoever declined, but afterwards one eye t- ross its Mr. Dawson, as it happened, had lately ! nose to a position not far j other taken a pledge of total abstinence, and ‘-y 0 ' '1 hese jumjis are . mtrequent

it “Then ' !ind are sufficient to discriminate specie- ' ' from species. ' , ' 1 r ~~

to me?” We asked Muggins why he didn’t go down and ascertain. He wanted us to go with him, and we went. Wc found Smokington very smiling and very

busy—customers plenty and goods going c> ink i««iatinaa tee Me constitution. ..4» of rush; but at length Muggins inp a deLiliateil physicut’, oml Gnrichi

1 111 : \V>i ^n’ 1 I Or- ’v e ’ i'^ 11 i'’‘ l i‘ Pr • AGENIH \G\NTl l :D."Vl. l l.. likunVir forniiiii. Boston, Ms si In I ■ — fcAuawwww «i.«»«*».» • i i»ih — ii nin aii m >ii«

PIMPLES.

, f will mini free tin* r« ip*- lnr a Himnlo A dkoi Inble Balm that ’irill roinove Tan, Freckles, Dimples nnd Blotches, leavimc the skin soft, clear nnd heautiful; also in tractions for nrodueinff a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or a smooth face. Aildiess, iindosing3o. stump, Be i. Vandelt A Co., 20 Ann iSt.,N. Y. 6m 44

To Consumptives.

Tho advertiser, bavin* been permanently cured of that drend dis« a.*«*. '’onsumption, by a

simple ieraerhr, ’ mi us t maki ki

hislollow-s i !'« rer o *ho m ■ ms of cure. To »ll who desire t. ho will sund a copy ot thepresoription used, free Gfcharge,) with the directions f»>r pronarimr and u.-imr tho same, which they will find a sure ' an* for Oonsnmption,

chiti.*, Ac. Parties wisbing the

prescription, will pi

Asthma, Bronchitis, prescription, will plen Rev. K. A. Wilson

burgh. N. Y.

ERRORS OF

use addrers,

194 Penn. St.» Williams-

(iin 44

von ii.

him aside, when he “Look here, Hmok-

The causes for the.e stid-

ve got to kill you,” said Brown, putting jfl on un fl marked changes are unknown, his hand into liis pistol pocket; but Daw-! But the*jumps always indicate progress. - son was quickest to draw, and the des- aI . ld ,^( v . ar ^ al*” h'dioves in jm ordnimr ; perado tumbled dead from Ins horse | the cnsmo ,f in tlle limning and thus with a bullet through his brain. ! produced life. Prof Dana believes in a

oft at

managed to draw spoke as follows

jngton, old

‘Eh!—cheated, Mr. Muggins ! Really I don’t see it.” “Didn’t you U11 me you were selling me these things at cost? and ain’t you telling everybody so by the

SERVE AN IN.!UNOTIONDN DISK VSR i-ii rnclilt. r*imsi11 ution. rcnovat

UK a

ml innutrious circulation with lloatcttcr fitomaob Bitters, the finest, and most highly i>anctioncd, nnd the tuosi popular tonic and

A''FNTLrMAN who suffered for years from X^Nervous JJehility, I’rcinature Decay, and all tho effects of >(>ufbful indiscretion, will for

bov, you have cheated me. ,, rueventivo in existence. -- For sale by all Druggists nnd Dealers generally.

• of \' ii ibful incliecretton

t'hVn ’ho sake of sufferinL'humanity, send f j,, r * s who need it, the recipe and dirc« ti«»n iri.lv : kina the simple remedy by which he w

Sufl'“rcrs wishing to profit b;

Dr, Jolm Hull's

STSSw Hmilh's Tonic Syrup

“ Well,” demanded Muggins, with immense assurance and indignation, “do! you mean to say you sold me these gloves

experience can d ,

confidence,

• ■in 41

indUcrctiim, •>••• .v.

ytnd free to all

•pet h In

y the

y addressing inperfi' *

JOHN i 0(4i>] N,

42 (Vtlar St.. New York

i for mawuscured, advertiser’*-

FOU THE Cl RE OF!

FAFAND LFAN. t If you are too fnt or too lean and want to know ho.v t«* chanjre your condition, send for a€opy of the work, Ful :m<I Lean. Itcontaina completo Hy‘ionic, Uictetic nnd Therapoutio

instructions th.it will ennbio fl their flesh if corpulent or inert

and these cotton handkerchiefs at cost? “ Certainly.’’ “ Hinokington, I thought you were a man of honor.” “My dear Muggins,” said the trader, with a smile that was fairly bewitching, “you don’t understand these things. It’s all right.

i Aid TMPrxKTAMT mipsTTnv xvswi'im'd , forward progression through the derivn 11 sold to you just as I said. Of course ‘ .* . ‘ '. * : Vi °f species from Bpccics, ncconling to I could not afiord t/> wll poods for what

' W hioh is tho best, safe at, surest ..uu'kcsl; n , ltura]

I vegetable euro for Scrofula, Syphilitic disor-

FEVER AM) AGUE

Chills and Fever.

fliiv one to reduce

•*h if corpulent urincrcapo it if emaciated. It in written in n clear yet comprehensive ai'yleand itn dirertions can be easily undcrntood. It should be road by every fat or lean oorson. Sont for ten throo cent utanipj*. Van , Delf a ( ■•.. 20 Ann St. N. Y. Am 44

ITaGENTS .X SAl 1 -MIX. and Staple (loods. (Juick

Sales! Larpo l*rofit8! Steady Dcmnnd! Don’t rni.*^' thin opportunitv t<* make money but send for circular*. Ill N i A CO. 29 Ann St., N.Y.

6m41

MONEY N,«

not yet fully understood,! they cost me.

lers, Impure Blood. Liver (’em,.hunts and j l 1 "' 1 with few ^KH-ial' occasions for divine, the customers.

1 ntorposition. tor man there waa

Tho proprietor of this I'clebrntcd medicine 1

justly claims tor it a superiority oves nil retne.liou <>\ r.i* ..ti*.r.ol t/x tlio miI»1 ir* for the Sllic,

! Urinary troubl.a? Dr. Guysotl.s Y'ellow Dock I and Sarsaparilla. It maKcs tho blood pure, I tho mind healthy, tht body strong. ly ll

James Morton got married clandestinely in I’ittsburgh, and took his wife to Detroit, where they had (heir first quarrel, In order to frighten her, ho declar-

tahility of u r-ip'-r, 'GTTv"iiof '' 1 ho was going to desert hor, and then piemory.xn'tha W.lmgoi'i' AnnsneKojcR 1 ? went away from the hotel. On the fol-

lowimr day he returned to find that his

** _ p] an Been most elfectivo. Mrs. Mor-

’ain iu tho Uoucl. with :t dullbonHatipn'in o back part . Daiii iindor ttio_kUoiu^T^ gmanont^oxortionoTCo^f^ormin^Tfrn^ flBB55BBB55555Bpw <l pp^r!c3rTCo88 ll al i

Headocho, JlcBtleKisnosA at nlp;ht # highly coloroil Uriio'.

IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT’S FILLS ore* capeclally adapted la eachcaacN, oncdoNo rlfectHniieh achauge of feelinK «ih id n*4ionUh ilieHiiflVrer* A Noted Divine says: Dr. TUTT -—Dear Fir: For ten yonri I havo a martyr t« Dyspejisia, Constipation nnd Biles. Bprinayour PlUa werewoommendad; 1 used th»*i 1 am now a wollmnn. havti good appetite, digestion perfect, rewalaretoofe, piles gone, and havogaint* ! forty pounds tleflh.l'bcy am wort li their weight m gold

They IncrcaiSrThcJiMictTtevund canf»c tho

ton had swallowed morphine, and neither pother is.

apecial creation.

Het over agnlnst tho evolution theory is that of s]KH'ial creation, which introduces abrupt transitions between species. Which is the true, which is the false? No one can tell definitely now. Anticipation at present takes the place of scientific facts—deductions founded upon hypotheses necessarily crude assist in working out those great questions engaging the thought of the most advanced thinkers of the age. Evolution is now in the ascendant as a working hy-

I am selling off at cost to

D’ye see it now ?” Mug- .lies over oflered to tlio public for

a ' gins considers himself cnlightem<1 in tho ^.r.tl’TVVerih^S:,^oi^’lb

especial commercial department of bell- —n. - ...

ing Off at C ist;” but he thinks he shall never be able to put lull confidence in

Hinokington again.

Pit. OllEKUOLTZEK’S LINIMENT.

nd Fovcr Cnmphftrf^tilk furenlHhonmatlxm and Bum?.

st mding. Southern

truth of tho it

«1 Fever, whether of short or long ' iiiphor 'Mlk eureHlN-umUiaand Brulfu??. He refers to the entire Western and ('uniphor’Milk cures;L'ime Lack and Sprains

! • *■ * l ^^mphor Milk cures Fore Throat and cti

Southern country to benr him testimony to the

ortif ^ -

a ins

tingp.

uth of the itHEcrlion that in no case whn*over i OamphorJIMilk cures Headache nnd Sores, ill it fail to cure if the directions are strictly mphor Milk cures Frost'd Feet and Bains, dlowed and carried out. In a great irany 1 Camphor Milk costs 2d cents; . bottles;!.

ollowed and carried out. In a great irany cases a single dose has been sufficient for aj otira. and whole families 1 -v teen oared by a I •ingle bottle* with a perfect r( Btoration "i the;

riKENIX PECTORALS

his lamentations nor tho

could save her life.

doctor’s efforts

bcnit

MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER THIS, Dr. Crumptom’e Strawberry Balsam is tho best fruit medieinc over discovorcl for promptly checkins all runnins off of tbo bowels, summer complaints, ole. Intolliirent people should nsist on their druiorlst Rettins this medicino ifor them and take no other.' lytl

A CARD.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous

weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, YBl-B-Vim isaa”«%—Ollfl**'' ' Vc ., I will send a recipe that will euro 1UTT S Hftm Bit. • V0U ’ J Fr, ' , ‘ 0f This great nundy w w ■ ■■ wuS discovered hy a missionary in Mouth

'America. Send a self-addressed envel ope to the Rov. Joseph T. Inman, ta ion

New York* |D, New York City, ly50

NOKA’S VOW.

Tli« Tl»«‘«rv lind I’ciictlc*.

mi i iii r % \ i u ii* general health. It ip however prudent, mid in [Philadelphia Chronicle Heralt. ] ^ every case mure certain to euro,if its use is conA woman of bruins su r.'t^ts that pirl *, tinued in smaller iL-hcs for a w«tek nr two »!i. i

, .t . r the disease has been checked, more especially

no m at tor how wealthy their fiunilics, h n ( [ j r] e u i t nnd long-^tandinR eases. Usually

should be brought up to some occupation | jhi-m^djeine will

whereby they can eurnlUl honest living however, require a cathartic medicine, after .i . r i uiaii any ol . 4l 1 f, , ,, having taken three or four doHCH Of thfc Tonic. Fric'-. - | cent.^ .> hot .es tor 61. in the hour of need. IDov RUtny p«ireiit.-< |H ,ii n gio aoseof Boll’s Vkuktaulb Pills will b© I fur tale at Allen sDrug^ttire

are brincriiiir up their daughters in this sufficient. f , liy practice, it not hy precept, I n* r .»:« rn *r. .*».»» h/.»»i.»

way.

; I)r. John Bull's private stamp on each bottle.

tody to Take on Flesh* thus the system Is nouriftlied* aud by their Tonic Action on the IHgcMivo Organ*, K«*golnr Stools arc pro«lucod. Trico *25 contH. i>!array St.* N« Y.

CiiiAT H via pa Whiskers chfinaod to a Glosbt

plication of thi«* Dye. It Im-

Sold

Black bv a fiiiigln applioalioi

rta a Nttiural Oolur. acta instOQtaneoaelj. Bista, or pont ny exprosn on receipt of $1

. »y Drusaiai

Office, 35 Murray St.,

•'Old Gaffer’* son f will not wed, Ami don’t forget it!” loud she said. “Should every living creature die, Afftl none he left but .Inn and I,

1 won! i not wed old Gaffer** son— t The bow-leggArd, wall eyed son ofagunl

every daughter of well-to-do parents is Dr. John Bull only has the right to miiniifn

inculcated with the idea lhat her proud j

and inevitahle liestiny IS to he some label on cneh bottle. It my I'rivate Ftamp’*

man’s wife aud be supported hy him in easy iilleuoss. And this very thing causes many a man, who has been so unfortunate as to have become the life partnci

••The «wan,” .he said, “the lake’s dear br*M* of SUCh U daughter, to look hack Upon a

May h.irtci f r the Rrouml Iior's ntsl; I Waited and miss|M.mt life. The Awe’s fierce stream may backward turn,

The good priest yell! May f he durnl lint I, were all these marvels done, Would never wed old Gaffer’s son—

The knock-kneed, lop-eared son of a gunl*

Still where the bullfrog lays her eggs The swan still laves her purple legs;

Still downward flows the Awe’s fierce river,

And will, no doubt, flow thus forever; But Nora’s heart is lost and won— She’s wedded to old Gaffer’s son, T he ring-boned, spavined son of a gun, And thoy have seven childer-un.

—[Aaooymoqg*

TO-DAY.

Like a tide our w’Ork snali rise,-

Kach later wave the best; To-day is a king in disguise, To-cay is the special test. Like a sawyer’s work is life,— The present makes the flaw. And the only field for strife 1* the inch before the saw.

iarit‘1 on cacn iMHiio. ji my priviice unmp i* noton each bottle do not purchase or you will

bo deceived.

I>I-. .lOIIjV UUTjL, Manufacturer and Vendor of SMITH S TONIC SYRIP. BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL’S WORM DESTROYER, The Popular Remedies of tho Day. rmeiPAi cnr:x siaiiAai loudtom, si.

lydl

Phoonlx Peetoml .tops a coush, breaks a iliLai'D evr i terati'in, elyis instant relief, res strength and bring, rect. Its timely us9 ‘1 pre\ ent Consumpti"n, ami even 'Then fearful disease ha. taken hold it will af- ,, " r *' other medicine.

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a.-.n—ruraa-arir a. —T3U.xx.hmm G RAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TRADE MARKThi.: Great Fm.TRADE MARK

i.i* ii Rkmedv an unfailing cure for Seiuinal \V eaknesh^|M*rinattorrhea, I m tmter.cy.nnaall DiRoase* that

follow ns n

qUO'it’O i; f Self- *^58

,\bu'c: a- l. 'S

BEFORE TAKInQ. -i Memoiy.l . AFTi;i TAKINI. La< tilde. Pain in the Book* Diuntfti I of Vision, Pn in at uro Old Age, and many other Diseases that lead to Insaisity or Consumption I and a premature Grvve. Full particulars in our paiuph'ct, which wo dysirc* to send free by j mail to every one. Tho Specific \f<*illn;«« {«

sold by all druggists at

$55.66 free. E. (1

-,-Uobn Boyle O’Reilly. ^ 1.. G .KI ul.

Agent’s profit per week- Wil — prove it or forfeit $500. ?4 Outfit RIDEOUT ^ CO.. HD Fur mSt.,

10144

Medicine is

per package, or *tx

packages for f >, or will bo sent Iree by mail on receipt of tho money by addressing THE (4 BAY MFDICINi: CO., No. iu Mechanics* Block, ! ''••rMit. Mich. Bold in Gri eneaitle an I %Tt rywuereoise by nil wholesale and retail drug-

gists*

w anted

Sttlling PtctoriAl Booka and Ribhta. Frirca

r«ditcud 33 i «r ct* N Aiiwa*l I’uUoU j Co., St Louis, Mo.

Agents

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