Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 July 1880 — Page 2
A HOT’S HIAKV.
How He K(m*|»m It—Or leather How He
Don't Keep It.
(American Rural Home.] | sons run after this and that pretended The other day Mrs. Cummings brought euro for catarrh, forgetting that Dr. Sage’s out of the clothes-press, for a poor wo- ! Catarrh Remedy is so positive in its efTinan who had seven small children and !'' c,s '* t8 ^ ormor P ro P r >etor advertised
WHITE BRONZE
*5J0 reward—catarrh cure, i Some people would rather be hum-! [ bugged than to get “value received’’ for'
“““ 1,i! -‘ h ‘ t!UOh '“- Monuments, Statuay, ete.
TIKKO OUT.
In the Blue Mountains, on the farm of
COLLIVER & DARNALL
A Compound Tincture of the most valuable remedies known to the n-rdlcal profession, prepared upon strictly
pharmaceutical principles.
An * , *ppri«'n('p of twenty-Ave ypam pmro. It. to bo thf Antidote to Malaria and all other Ajcuo
influence)* known to the world.
Th.- only a!.. ,,,, rurrlar oil tflccllonH of the
In Liver Complaint. DyMpepMin*
»11 Disorilers of the liowelM. hiu! ail lion** of the Throat ami LiniffN. it is equaU\ t'Firactou*, while as a remedy for complaints peci
ing in the pockets, and in the search she felt something between the coat anti the
r» for aU Aflrrtlona of the Hning just under the inside I rocket, r (onipinini, i>y>.|>ppj.m. After some difficulty she succeeded in
T r r u T . whu.a* . „.m«ty for ...oipUuoui^ulS recovering it through a hole in the aforeto tho f*,maioBex it hiw no ixmaL said pocket, by which, doubtless, it had
„ NOT A BEVERAGE
But nn old rrllahlt* IIouNrlKild Kcmcdy,
thoroughly adapted to assist nature.
stood at the backdoor, an old coat 0 f 111 ^ ,r -’ eftrs , !i rou Bl |ou ^ ^ le United States
tnoronghiy adapted to aasUt nature.
It supplies tone to the etoinach, rcinvigorsteH the digest ivo organs, stimulates the secretions^ and i
mot mg a regular action of the bowels, t
found its way to its hiding place. It proved to be a little black-covered book fastened together by a tongue and loop,
let
n^u r ,iav ‘ng on the back, in gilt retters, “Diary
Jarly and without tnlerraption. 1880.” Opening it, she saw, on the UJ)-
riy and without interruption
Its highest commendations come from
have used it longest anti known it best. H
the-words, Robert Cummings, Jr, from
is an exact maif J ” *
OBO w a per right hand corner of the title page, the-words, Robert Cummings, Jr, from Uncle Joe,” and then she remembered to
A largo sised a paper descriptive of disease, its origin
be mailed free to auy address on
and cure, will application to
THE MtSHLER HERB BITTERS CO.
Lancaster, Pa.
Vrieo,
is been in use ; llitflily rom ml Ap|»eiiz«
THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH c . c r „ , — -i—^ ^ first of January. Below
cony of its contents:
Jan. 1. This is New Year’s day. Un-
rww. atronviy i-rof. P vo , li .“ le diary to-day PnrkiT’w miiit Worm .Syrup. It never J kill gOlIlg to WFltO 111 it CVerV Illgllt llist
uuafter.pfiy.io u «Quire4 before going to bed. Every boy and girl
ought to keep a diary so when he gets a man he can see what he did when he was a boy. This is New Year’s day, and there ain’t no school to-day, and I have played with Billy all day. Billy is my goat. I got up and ate breakfast, and then I harnessed Billy and went around and saw Uncle Joe, and he gave me this diary. He says it is the best thing a boy can do to keep a diary, but he savs it is the ! hardest thing a boy can do. I don’t see where the hard comes in. I like to keep a diary. I let Jimmy Green drive iny goat while Uncle Joe told me how to Keep my dairy, he let all the boys drive him, and they broke my sled. I ain’t a-going to lend Billy any more. I
ate dinner and then plaved
d all 1
Warnor's Safs Kidney and Liver Cure. < Fhrmrrb/ />r. C*ra1{j*t JCt/lnry Ciirr.)
A vogptablo preparation and nit* onlv wiiro
in the World for Itriirlit'* IH-eawo,
SHuliefnii«l ALL Hkluoj. Liter, and
Urinary IkiMouMew.
ifcdTT. stimoidulsof the highest order In proof
of these statements.
I! i For the eure «.f ntafn'tf'M, call for IVar-
lier’w .H.ific Diabefc*- 4
W d'For the cure of Itt iuht'N and the other diseases, c.dl for Warner » Salr lti<la< > unci Liver Gci*o. I ^WARMER’S SAFE EITTERS. It is thehest Vtlood B*iii*i(irr. find stirnulati'S every function to more healthful action, anil
is thus a beiietit in all diseases.
It cures.SorofnloiiH and otiierftkln F.rii|kami Diseases, luciudiui; Cancel's, l !•
i*erw. and other Snrcsa.
(>.* N|H |>sia. W (Mliiimm oftlio Stomaeli,
.>N|M*|)Nia. W4Mll4ll«
C'4MINll|»atl4>n. IMxzill€*«M, , et< ire < ured by the Nnfe Itii
nequaled asau appetizer and regular tonic.
Bottles of two 8ik.u*s ;
tomne
il lietiil-
■1C., are cured t>y the Sitfe (litierw. It is u nequaled as au appetizer and regular tonic.
prices. JKIc. and 91.00.
WARNER’S SAKE NERVINE Quickly kIvm limit and NI<-<-i> lo thr KiilIY'rinfj,
cures tl l 4*a<to< Im- and X4'iir;il;;ia. prevents
le FitN, and relie\'es N4*r% 4HiM I*i 4>n.
truti4»n lirought
re
l on by ext icks. and r
ees.-ive drink, overand other cuusesi
‘••wei fid as it is to stop rain and soothe disrbed Nerves, it n ver injures the system,
whether taken in small 1— 1 *
work, mental sin Powerful as it i
irbed Nerves, it in vt
hether taken in small or large doses. J’ 'tiles of two sizes; prices. ROi*. aud 91.00.
WARNER S SAFE PILLS n immediate and active stimulus for a Torpid Llvpr, and cure Costiveness, Dyspepsia. Bil“TaRSQKMBWi ft iousmas. Bilious Diarihaa, Malaria, P«ve> and Afpie, and should be used whenever tho bowels do not oiiernto freely and regiilarly. No othrr I'ilK rvqiilrt* Mich Kuuili dtiAcft for (lionmgh work. I’rirr ti.*» 11 box. P HmorV Siifr Ucinctlic* nrt* bold lit liru^rgUt* X lifNli-m in Slcdlriiti* every whern. H.H. Warner & Co.,
Proprietors,
KOCJIESTTR, N. Y.
some more. I showed
with Billy the boys my
cases. This remedy has acquired such fame that a branch office has been established in London, England, to supply the foreign demand for it. Sold by drusrgists for 50 cents. UNABLE TO BREATHE THROUGH
NOSE.
Pobti.andville, Iowa, March 11th, ’79.
Du. II. V. Pieiice:
Dear Sir—Some time ago I bought a Douche, some of your Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy and Golden Medical Discover}’ and commenced to use them. The pains and aches as well as sore throat and ca
tarrh from which I have been for so long a time a sufferer, have entirely Iclt me j ; with their use. 1 feel like a new man VHK YfVfifffflif as well as look like one. For four years "iwgr 1 -
1 was unable to breathe through my nose. From the use of the Catarrh Remedy 11 " can now do so freely. Your medicines | 1 know to be as represented. Long liv.e t ” — Dr. Pierce and the gentlemen connected I
with him. Gratefuily vours,
WATSON SMITH.
Bainbridge, I ml,.
Sole Agents in Putnam and (Icndricks counties for this celebrated line of goods, considered and recommended by experts as more durable and far handsomer than granite, marble, or etono of any description—it will not crack, crumblc.S disin-
tegrate, or moss grow.
For full particulars as
ary, oh! so weary, , And the night-wind's soft refrain Quells the sorrow and the tumult, In my troubled heart and brain. I am weary of the striving, For a place to lay my head; I am weary and would rest me In that lowly, lowly bed, Where the night-wind sigheth over, Nay. 1 sin to long for this, What am I that 1 should shudder At a cold world's bitter kiss? Night wind sighing soft around me. Give my troubled spirit rest. Give me strength for earthly burdens, For He knoweth wiiat is best. I am weary, oh! so weary, . And the nightwind's soft refrain. Quell- thfc sorrow and the tumult. In my troubled heart and brain. — (Abide M'Kcever in Modern Argo.
Samuel Thompson, near Swartswood I Pond, in Sussex County, New Jersey, is a crevice or canon several hundred yards in length and from ten to thirty feet deep. The bottom is covered with ice, and tho caves and crevices are filled with it. In fact, it is a natural ice house, whore many tons of ice can be taken out without apparently decreasing tho supply. The greater part of it has been there for many years, tho mass slowly molting in summer and increasing in winter, until it has become several feet thick. During the past warm weather, when tho thermometer registered in the nineties only a mile from the gorge, at the bottom of it it marked only thirty-eight degrees. A few feet from one end of the gorge a spring of sparkling water bubbles up.
Progress of th«* I’r<dS8.
[Boston Herald.]
Our great progress lit journalism is shown by the fact that in 1777 there were
in the United States less than forty news- This water stands at thirty-four degrees
t tylo 'i r' is and I ! )a P f ‘ ni u!1( ^ Periodicals, whose aggregate winter and summer. Mr. Thompson
issue for that year comprised 1,200,000 says that the farmers for miles around j copies; now the united press publishes,nkle ice from this place,
j over 500 daily newspapers, more than •4,000 weeklies, about 000 monthly publi- ! cations; of the dailies that existed in 1870 about 800,000,000 copies were struck off that year; of the weeklies, i about 600,000,000; and of other serial
i,terms, call
dress,
on or ad-
COLLIVER DAKNALL,
Bainbridge, Ind.
‘•You couldn’t hit the sided a barn with that pistol,” said Warren tauntingly to Jones, at Hillsboro, M. C. “But I can hit the side of you,’’ retorted Jones, and he fired at Warren, inflicting a mortal
wound.
WOMAN'S WISDOM AND 1*UECAITI< IN. As tho summer months approach, every intelligent mother will procure and keep on hand a bottle of Dr. Crumpton’s Strawberry Balsam, This is a mild and gentle fruit remedy, and is a quick and certain cure for
Canelen/
GREEN HOUSE!
diary, and they are going to ask their j bysentry. Diarrhcva, Griping pains, Cholerai fathers for one, too. I ate supper'and Morbus, Summer Complaints, Cholera, Colic, played dominoes with Uncle Joe till Flux, painful purging of tha bowels, etc. Its eight o’clock. lam going to begin to u, « in m 1 " 68 of of emergancy, hassaved a - ! — J ? - • 1 a . a _I l a thnIil*oa<\F rv» ft rw ] J* 41
write in my diary every night at eight tllc lives °f o’clock so I won’t get sleepy. It is nine i a
o’clock and I am a-going to bed. * ^ , 1 Jan. 2. Got up this morning and ate !' n S s 0 * 100 '' 00 being told by the servant breakfast. Come to the conclusion to j that they had no gooseberries, exclaimleave off the “I” in my diary. Don’t see , e d: “Why, what has happened to the
any use of it. Went to school in tl* 6 , „ orRe 9>! morning and didn’t know my geogranhy i" ' lesson, but the class is so big i only tad ]
one question to answer, and Jimmy I Green told me that. Showed my diary j the stomach and bowels are irritated and into Jimmy Green, and he showed it to Mamed by excessive Diarrhcea, Dysentery, Johnnie Barlow, and he showed it to Mux, or otherwise, nothing is so soothing and Georgie Steiner, and the teacher came i hcaiing as that most meritorious of all fruit | near seeing Georgie rending it. Ate j preparations. Dr. Crumpton’s Strawberry BalSttpper and played with Billy. Then sum. It quickly restores the digestive organs wrote in niy diary. I am going to bed. | to their abnormal condition. Where the peo-
Fivo houses full of nice healthy plants VERY CHEAP. BEDDING PLANTS 5 cents a dozen . VERBENAS, SO cents a dozen. TUBE ROSE B LBS 65 cents a dozen. VASi?S from 50 cents to $5 50 each. Plain and Fancy Ittiski'fv,, Itoiujiiel Holders, Wire Designs, ete., TILLED ON NIIOKT NOTICK. CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL KINDS OF DECORATIONS We give more plants fo*the same money than you can get elsewhere. City Greenhouse, corner of Vine and Walnut streets,
C. L. Williams, an official in the Wisconsin State Institute for deaf and dumb, was tried two years ago for fiendish cruelty to a mute girl. The jury disagreed,
pubTica'tionK, abiiiit HHMlOO.OOO,'wnounb and he wns discharged from custody, ing in all to 1,500,000,000 copies. And A brother of tho girl declared during the to sum the matter up yet more forcibly, 1 tr j a i that be would kill Williams if the it must be stated that the United States let hjm williams was terrified publishes more newspapers, with greater ’- 1 •' ° . . . combined circulation, titan all the other by the threat, and lost no time :n disapcountries of the world can together boast pearing after his release. The news now
of having.
comes from Texas that the brother, after searching the country over, has found
AV4? AImo Loiivur.
Peck, the publisher of the Milwaukee j an j ni0 |-tnlly wounded him
Sun, believes in advance subscription. He says: “ Any subscriber can tell when liis subscription runs out by simply looking at the mailing slip (lasted on his paper, just as well as for us to look at it for him and then write a letter to him about it. If he wants the paper continued, the
way to renew is to renew.”
“Henry,” said his wife, with a chilling severity, “I saw you coming out of a salooon this morning.” "Well, my darling,” rep ied the heartless man, “you wouldn't have your husband stay in a saloon all
day, would you?”
LI.
•p^SSAlC, N.J.
—Dealers in—
LFRFIT AND
A TIMELY WARNING. j ,
Where tho tnueus membrane and linings ofl" 1 '* LR<»I*L1'.A,
SHADE TREES, AND VEGETABLE PLANTS on SALE
JOHN WILSON.
Jan. 3. Concluded not to say I got up this morning, because I get up every morning. Jimmy Green and Georgie .Steiner, have got diaries. Johnnie liarlow had one, but the the teacher took it from him and threw it into the stove. He was awful mad, and says his father will make the teacher pay for it. Ate dinner and went to school in the afternoon. The teacher said we must all write compositions for to-morrow. A
pie have become acquainted with thii remony they cannot be persuaded to use anything else. Iy41 Two Httlo boys at Whitewater, Wis., were incited to fight for the amusement of a street crowd. The show delighted tho spectators, until one of the pugilists
fell dead from heart disease.
tfl9
Honest Trade. Philander Wiley, REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSFRANFE OFFICE.
i ,
BE WISE IN TIME. 1 WANTED—J5,000on First, Mortgage Security.
going town te about diaries. Must 8U.p I D.WisUr’g Balsam of Wild Cherry has f“ rCl * F0 ^ SALE—Mv vin^ad~Cottage. | m.tv und ivrit,, mv m.mtu.uiti.an p'„ r , r ,many cases ot Consumption aficr physician | n rqVv Pr„...-rtv.
had said their was no hope. It is a quick cure for cough and colds. Iy41
Wk®©^
AND ,
1
SURE CURE
now and write my composition. Forgot (to say I ate my supper. Now for com-
position.
Jan. 4. Concluded not to say I ate my breakfast, dinner and supper, because
I tlo that every day.
In the poorhouso at Milwaukee is one
Went to' school d° se pb Daws, who before tho war was this morning. Johnnie Barlow has got reputed worth over if-'l.OCC^OOO.
another diary, but he don’t let the teach-1 ;— . or see it. Went to school in the after- 1 See a woman on horseback :n an - I noon. Read my comtio.sition on diaries., other column, riding near Speer’s t meI The teacher said iie hoped other little yards, with a bunch of grapes from which I boys would keep their diaries at home ; i >or t Grape Wine is made, that is so highlike I do. 1 am glad to-morrow is Sat- ly esteemed by tho medical profession urday. I for the use of invalids, weakly persons Jail. 5. Played so hard I’m too sleepy ! and the aged. Sold by druggists. Iyl2
to write what I did to-day. Perhaps I j
! will to-morrow.
Jan. 6. Went to church this mornPut up in Quart-Size Bottles for Family Use. I • Scientific,'11 y prepared of Balsam Tolu^Crystallized P'
Rock (J
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, Anti All lllM-u.ea of THROAT and I.VNOa.
II
BiH'lilciiN Arnica Salve. Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
The niiuister’s texT was Matthew ! Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fo-
wiT>an<tj-! l 5iS r KylqMd 0 Lh«*t<mi!!^ l0 tS ,T fwimtU 280thchapter, first verse. Am going tc ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chil r 'tiiein. put down the text every Sunday. Went blains, Corns and all kinds of skin ornp-
City Property.
Farms in Marion,Monroe, Clinton
a nd Madison tps.
G0-acre Farm near Plainfield—
cheap.
l r »o acres in Parke County..
Farms and Coal Mine in Clay C< ants I Splendid Farm adjoining Urecn-
castle.
I-IST- S-TJ-IRr-IE
In tho
Underwriters’, Traders’, of Chicago, Phoenix, of Hartford. ZbT OT-A-I^yF - FTTBIjIC. Deeds and Mortgages made and acknowl-
edged •
Business Hours from 1 to 4 p. m. ly 25
tr them, .nd the analyiil. ol uur iuo*t prominent put lltMVll tut- irxt, t>vi v ouuuuy. iitiii c^iirt.Pmf. a marinkr to ChtMgo.taon th. t0 .Sunday School. In the afternoon tions.
pm’fel’.ionThit tolu hook ami RvV. win i>tior,t the | read my Sunday School book, which is perfect satisfaction in every rase, or mon gra.lmt relief for Cough., field., Influenza, Uronchltl., I „„l inq w . Itf,, nr rnfnnrfio) I’rinii 5>'. poiilg nor h.,v
iiv. tAviVV-ifcwX,
The Salve is guaiadtoed to give j Rgal EStStC. LOSll & IllSlirailCC ApiltS.
groAtewt roliof for Coughs, Golds. Influenza, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Weak Lungs, also Consnuiption, in the in-
cipient and advanced stages.
Used as a BKVKKAUK and APPKTIZKR.lt m ikes a delightful t-ir.ic for family use. Is pleaftant to take ; if " 11*'111it 11*'it, it gives tone, activity and 1
to tii whole human frame.
/ 1 A D0N T BE DECEIVED V 'Xm L' E. 1 a. • t»y unprincipled dealers who try to palm off upon you Hock and Rye In
named'“The Boy who Saved the Life j ey refunded. Price, 25 cents |of an Angle Worm.” Am going to be a : For sale by Jerome Allen. man like him. Went to church in the ' ■ Vnw v
the text.! CHEAP HACIv 1ARE.—hor
nor box over Landes’ Drug Sto»*o, Fast Washing-
1 ' I ton street.
/(A
■ ers who try to palm of? upon you Hock and Rye I place of onr TOLU ROCK AND K V K, which % the onl^ medicated article mads, ihe genuine hi
\ing a i.
>i-\ 0
Wvmedicated article ma<l8.f/iegenuine hav tiOV KKN M It NT STAMP on each bottle
jJa%VKKX« K a MARTIN, Proprietors,
^ 111 Madison .Htrect, Chicago.
C W A sk
8
Iff- A
evening. Can’t rcineml>er the text..
Neither can father or mother. years New \ orkers have been trying to, Jan. 7. After this when I say I went 'secuic as cheap hack hire as they have | to school I mean all day. Wenttoschool. ' n London and Paris, but hacking seems
^ j {M.noo dollars to loan on short time. Apply
I immediately.
many FrrsonB hav lug business in our line should call
and soo us. 16tf
PORT GRAPE WINE.
Used Tn the principal Churches for Communion purposes. Excellent for Lsidirs^^ Weakly Prisons suul tiM* A^ril. SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINE FOUH YEAR’S OLD. This Celebrated Native Wine is made from the juico of the Oporto drape, raised in this country. Its invaluable Tonic and Strengthening Properties Are unsurpassed by any other Native Wine. Being the pure Juice of the drape, produced under Mr.Hpeer’s own personal supervision, its purity and genuineness are guaranteed. Tho youngest child l iny partake of its generous qualities, and the weakest invalid use it to advantage. It is particularly beneficial to the aped and debilitated, and suit' d to the various ailments that affect tho weaker sox. It is in every respect A WINK TO HK KFLIED ON.
GROCERIES, Provisions, Canned Goods, Cigars and Tobaccos, Paints of 111 Kish, Ami Lartfcst Stock ol tluooiiswarc ami iirltisswaru K«‘|»t in llio City. Our stock will always bo found Complete, Fresh and Clean. Our motto is to sell the host goods at us low prices as can ho found anywhere. Highest prices in cash or trade for all kinds of country produce. I Last Sido I'ltblir Squurt*,Grrunca»tl<‘, liul.
SPEER’S
G. W. BENCE, ; S r B -„ J0 SE11 ** V -
wr ox,aavywa ^ «aa^.«.a ca.a v.a. y . , , v... w ww ? ^ Til 0 P. J. S1IERK\ IS U WlDO OfSupCriOr
Wrote in my diary last night till I was to still be a luxury with then,.which only 1 Physician and SlirgeOll,
ii\i\ alonrw lxiovr» nw Ifiae/Aiiu nnil Imtl tlin iiCii can iiKluliio in. \v liv iLicK At (i PFF\°ASTI F INI) rifhni'-. u . flavor and Medicinal Properties, it
BEST PI
s hu
WQULLi!
v' ^
8 #r-
' A mk. v
gtr (hiitfi
your IlrtiiTYl'n •'‘» r your l.ruetir for It! our Wlno .Merchnnt I •eu, n\la y4»ur Jlf ttmmn
[»!• It!
i too sleepy to learn mv lessons, and had the rich can indulge in. Why hack at to stay after school Too sleepy now to all? Hall’s Balsam will positively cure j write any more. >j all hacking coughs and colds. 52tf
THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.
A6,000 AC ENTS ^WANTED tknts 1
fwMOm- Agent made $.v. ^-another in one da rri rr Sulr Jrjmm of 1 Scud u cts. 1<-r coo pap W EPHRAIM BRI
U/iUTL'M TO SKI.1.10 NEW I>AaRk rVAn I lU tknts, kvkuvwhi i-'
Bone Apent made .«;c.50 in two days;^p
^—another s32 In one day. Tnv it. i-r Sttic Aanv'y of Town or Coimty.^^.
OWN, Lowell, Mass.^W?
Office over “ When''clothing Store. Reside:
with W. 8. Mulholn. Fltf EVANS & DEVORE,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Donnolme & Lewis,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
f
Practice in nil
1 ness and collections
Jan. 8 This is written in school on' Jan. U. Concluded to go to bed early
^Vi'MrfncHAXxi^tVy ”h”^ ns “ n,, ! lllld ' vrit e in my diary next day. Went I ]Iow oflen liavo wc longed for perfect
to school. Ditin t do any thing much. ! enjoyment^ and how seldom found it. Jan. i). Guess I’ll write every other Mi8f()rtllne has come, or ill health overflay. This is Jan. 11. Didn t do an y* taken us. Perhaps a cou^h has come thing much. T .., , , upon us which threatens that dreaded of Jan. 10. Went to school. ^ a n diseas, consumption, and we feel that
[death is near. With what joy should we
'J 111 * * * * * fbe filled then, when such a remedy as *| an * -• , t j r 1 vpKterdov Nkw Discovkhy for ConJqn' 15 * " * ! the grave than ourselves and made their
lives peaceful and happy. Asthma, |
jam IL Going to wtdt till I’m sick Rronch.tis Hoarseness, Loss of voice ATTORNEY AT LAW and then catch up. '^cu'ty of breathing, or any afleetion of, ghfI'VCASTLE IND I |, in | w 1 tho Ihroat and Lungs are positively ,, o ' , ;’ r ;E; ;; ; ; cured by Ibis Wonderful Discovery, j JL?.?^. a lL 8 - l l?. S( '- u y e .-.. o y e r W«rs.jtore. j'ui' 20 . . • . 1 Now to give you satisfactory proof that 1 •>. a. hillrr. t. t. mookr j ail ’ 21 ' ' ” Du. King’s New Discovkhy will cure, if ! Miller * Moore, J “ : “ Sick ^ !!" , Allimeys al Law Real I Stale Awls
will be lountl unexcelled.
nce| SPEER’S
I 1 '. J. Urandy.
, Thi« DU AN DY standB unrivaled in this
Okkick—West side of the Square, over Tay-1 country, being far superior for medicinal pur-
lor's SJ ore.
It, is A PUKK distillation from tho grape and contains valuable medicinal properties. 1th 4h a delicate llayor, siinilarlto that of the grapes from which it is distilled, and is in groat favor among first-class families. See that the signature of ALFRED SPEER,
the Courts. Probate bqsi- j Passaic, N. J., is over the cork ol each bottle. mortiiaRcz exeente,! and a«klowUd^d e . d4 ° nd i Sold by Alh-n’s Drug Store and by
iflii-n itv'or l.tinili < dr nr* cturn W'n.sliinu
H. H. MATHIAS
VA ^ 0
^ — A S k i*r.7t.40X Binding <1.00 t<» us, will rftcelvt by I -/ 4.f . nil, or.o of 1>U. PANKOHL'’H /” / ' iVfil Ab ■ • ii Livck Pads, for all trouliles of too L.vo;-. M<>;n m>i), Luagc,Back,Spleoa end Kidneys. W©at«»e»d !i»i itu* , Ey niAtl. poat paid, far and near, fr'*Oi yl »•> « an-1 in tau way geltmg taebe^t uma* ' • 1'nj'. »jvor mt.'i- directly to tho families or Ihe at*iirt* f*.. !l n it ni t!i« Drug tttore, tlon't d*lu’» sending, •••:* ;• u c f (el uao m a few hours uud secure ruiiei. AUtii ej^ C. A. COOK & CO.r ChioavtO, S4#Ie Asouts for U. S. uiul CAuadas BOLD~BY DRUGGISTS GEN EH ALLY. Vhii Stcsrilson «V ^Yliolcsale Di-nrfp Hi •>. < ’hlcHgo, will suitply tb« trude ai
wr«r»' ^ricea.
Druggists.
11 ■ " ; : 2 - - &W 3 AND G A L E R fi T 0 S ” :-Ca • r ., K , ■ . ■!.... - cfurllgllt. I.jr c» wLite colov. If I:.:• • r* I»• >. • ivl.lt , r'Mzxnin'«I Ly ff.sc 1/ l»».f c • ir .iwsi .’; W il c iiunci: ^ ro’r. “ a: :.v A T ;tii • rx.ur..»v» miAND will show tiio cliflrrrcn.cc. f c I: :iv. youv f*aIorxitna and Rale* Ins I tvL ami PURE, na rlibuld It<- ' . '•IIL.UL CUCSTA.Vused fi>r Tg.kI. TTon>^:cop^’-.’j who prefer hrr-ad mftdo with :■■■ lot, will n ira Quality, make it riso Letter and veutit fr'im* flouring;, Ly adding CD ’-hali’tc:..; « <>. fr.l of ('l urrh tz < o. 'h Roda or Ltileratuu tjuroandnotusotoAinuch. Tho use of with sour milk, in jircfcronco to B: Powdur, mvefl twenty fimoa i*.', c . t. R ■ * one])'in \ ji ^ I;;., f. r valuablo i iT rrnfttiop nn l r ni full**
LIGHT AT LAST. Dr. Leibig’s Wonderful Discovery. , Nervous Vitality restored by Dr. Lelbig's Specific Remedy, the Great German Cure For nrrvou* debility from whatever cause. A simple and infallible remedy for physical debility, seminal weakness, impoteney, &c., resulting from excesses, indiscretions or solitary vice. The only preparation endorsed by the Medical Associations and Academies of Germany, France and England, and adopted by the Medical Staff of the German and French Armies. I'amphlcts with full history of the discovery mailed free to any address by the Cbicafio Agency. The Great German Cure issold
Co., us Dearborn St., Chicago, 111*.
good’s a diary, anyhow ?
Skipping three white pnges in tho lit-
tle black-covered book from which wc copy the above entries, wo find two pencil sketches, which, after long and clow* examination, we conclude to have been intended for portraits of Bob’s schoolmaster and the goat, respectively; and and that is all that we can find it; Bob'.diary for 1880. Probably Bob will not
resume liis task until next year.
The Worst Wo l-ivi-r Heuisl.
[Baltimore tierald.)
A schoollioy got up and read a compo | sition on “The Tree.” He got as lar as i "Tliis gubjeeVhns many branches,” when the teacher said “Stop! you have not j made your bough yet.” “If you interj runt me again, said the boy, “I’ll leave.” “You give me anv more of your impu- , deuce, and I'll take the sap out of you,” | said the teacher, and then the regular i order of business proceeded.
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PHILLIP ALBAUGH announces to his friends and customers and
. tho public generally that hois again at the old j
stand, in Hathaway BLn-k, prepared to furnish i staple and fancy groceries and provisions of the |
best quality at lowest prices.
i i n »’iic:ist! • ! i 1. < 'ri}>,• vne’s I!!<•■ k. I JamrsJ. Smiley. Willis Cl. Keek, SMILEY & NEFF, A-TTOKIUiJYS YLT X.-A.W Office, upstairs in Allan's ill nek, South Side | I'ublio Square. Grccnoustlo, Ind. Practiro m : all tho courts of tho State and solicit business.
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WAKJTrn ,0 ’ 000 Bri’KKYEH, of whtrti I WfHri I LU make Buckcy« Pile OintmcntyWarrantcd to cure Filet. Addreu with Damp, Dr. J. N. Tabler. St. Lonu. M»0APAA MONTH.V A3INT3 WANTIDI • 4*3 DeetBelllnif 4rU e ^iiintbeWorl<l;asamW WW rJefrrr.Ad.JAY BRONSON,DotrGit,Mi:h CARPENTER SAWS
Or niiY^dlio^ kind, you^enn fllo with ^ Ever, Thr tooth will nil remain of o'ju.tI size and bhnjM . Smt frov. on vooriftt of to any
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Hood Anentn iranted in rvrru rotr n/j/1:ml t/. A Idn sa IS. JUOril A- Hill*., Acw
rd ~
Jorrt, l*<i.
W,» have hundreda of letters from men our Machiau who bay they would not take §;» for
using
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VALUABLE
^GILT EDGEn^q
■ ■•I . na I • ■ 1 tfiwb* of ‘.ftiutiitci 9Tl<ite uafx Highest [VlarKet Price ^ h h,*
| Cincinnati for nil kinds! of country rroduce. Give
me a call. 2tf
PFXLLIP ALBAUGH.
oFounbzii 0o. e. ’Gncax 20|
I8» A FHOHOl «HI ICEJIEDV In every case of Malarial Fever or Fever and Ague, while for disorders of the Stomach, r°rpidity of the Liver. Indigestion and disturbances ol tho animal forces, which debilitate, i* has no equivalent, and can have no substitute. It should not bo confounded with triturated compounds Of cheap spirits and essential oils, often sold und®r the name of Bitters.
FOK SALE BY
Druggist. 1 *, Grocers and Wine Merchants everywhere. lyll
If you arc Jitfleringfrom ig on a bed of eickness,
Hop Bitter*
If vr*u nrc a nuni-t< r. self with yom- pasteral duont with care and work, or if you fe< l wculi and di.s-
knowlm.; why, «
Hop will
If you arc a man of Iturstraln of your «veryilay tern, toiling over your
Hop Hitter* will
If you aro young, and eretlon, or aro growing too
Hop Hiller* will If you ere in the work
desk, uny where, and f< <•)
ng, toning or Htim-
#tcnnsii eating.
Hop HittrrM Im If you arc old, and yoi
lerves unsteady, and yoi
TIUTIIS. poor health, or languishtake cheer, for will C'nr<4 Yon. 8 and ham overtaxed youri t ice; or a mother, worn if you an* simply njlmg; pinted, without clearly
Rrntorr You
I ness, weakened hy th® duties; or a man of K*tr
luidiught work,
Str«Migtheii You. suffering from any indls fast, as is often tho case,
Ii4*1 loVf* YOU.
shop, on tho farm, at tho tliai your system needs ulating without IntoxiWhut Yoki Need. pulse i» yeoblo, your
ifaculties waiilng,
Hop Kitten* will give you New Lif’C i»nd Vigor. Uop Couan Curb is tho sweetest, safest and best. I
Ask Children. [
On<» Hor Pad for Stomach, Liver ami Kidnoysls I rlort-iu!! others. Cures by aliHon>tion. Jit is perfect. ■ D. L O is an abeolate and irreslsfetblepure f.^r drunk-r
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Above sold by dng^ta. I lop BMm Mf^. CrJ. Rochaiter, N. V-1
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