Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 August 1880 — Page 3
i l mm & soi, —Dealers in— ROCERI ES. o\ isions, Canned Goods, gars and Tobaccos. Produce o! ill liuio, (1 Stock of tffnccisswarc sibmI tila^swarc Kept ■ it Hie City. Sir stock will always be found Complete, fli and Clean. Jur motto is to sell the best aeods at as low r es as can be found anywhere, iphest prices in cash or trade for all kinds jountry produce. •,1 Side IMitilic S«|iiare, <»rceitcastlc, Inti.
NO GOOD PREACUISG.
No man can do a pood job of work, preach a pood sermon, try a law suit well, ooctor a patient, or write a good article whi n ho fools miserable and dull, with sluggiph brain and unsteady nerves,
Cheap Funerals.
The Protestant clergymen in St. Paul have formally resolved that custom inclines to making funerals more and more expensive, until, in some cases, the de-
g'hou'ld "make"th^attmn'nt'm i 1° rt ‘ ndcr lovin g lril| ute to the dead,
such a condition when it can he so easily and cheaply removed by a little Hop Bitters. See other column.—Albany Times. 2tl6
A man at Augusta, Pa., on receiving a doctor’s hill for medicine and visits, said that ho would pay for the medicine and return the visits.
BE WISE AND HAPPY.
If you will stop all your extravagant and wrong notions in doctoring yourself and families with expensive doctors and cure-alls, that do harm always, and use only nature’s simple remedies for all
or to conform to what is thought to be required, involves a burdensome outlay. They have therefore published the fol-
lowing advice:
“It is desirable that funerals be from the home, and be attended with as little display as possible. Let the hour be fixed for the religious services; lot tlu friends and neighbors be invited as usual, but at the close let them be quietly dis missed. At such time afterward as may best suit the convenience of the household, summon the undertaker and remove the remains to the cemetery, under the care of the immediate family or a few specially invited friends. Wt
your ailments—you will be wise, well ;l u ‘ w specially nniieu menus.
. B „ rpu. suggest further, that the funeral sev
and happy, and save great expense. The greatest remedy for this, the great, wise and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters— rely on it. See another column.— Press. 2tlG
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s sTito\<;i.Y i:\!h>icm:i>. tv. E. F.L. GAUSS, Galena, Ills., writes— ror over ten years I had been a irreat sufferer in p^tns in the small of the buck and roKion [the kidneys, which was most excruciating Id almost insufferable. Doctoring brought nt> jief, and I wits finally advised to go abroad seek the climate ol my youth. In Germany Switzerland, eminent physicians, after, se examinations, declared my sufferings to \se ♦roin disease of the Kidney, ot long nding, and could do mo no good. 1 was, wever, benefitted by the climate wndconseicntly returned. No sooner had I been back d resumed my pastoral work, when the old ublo grew again so intense as to make life a jrden. A few monhg ago 1 came in possession one of Day’s Kidney rads, put it on.and tho ,e< ts arc truly wonderful. The pains at once lew less and a>e now, after wearing the secid Pad, entirely gone, and thcr.* can be no lubt that 1 am entirely cured, as I write this 710 weeks after its use, and am strong and )k a rain the very picture of te ilth. I write ,i‘ : rfi 1 voluntarily, and it is dictate I ^ly i y 'r •rh 1 gratitude. Indeed, 1 confer tne Day K ur.iey Pad Co.God’s agents and leat benefactors of mankind. May all the suf ring be helped as I have been is my earnest
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•s. R.L.Spore, Sharon, Wis.—“The doo- _ had given my mother up with what they llled Bright’s Disease, fthe is now wearing ay’s Pad, and gaining strength and improv-
7 every way.’’
ianmore A Dean, Druggists, Niles. Mich.— 0 years in busiuessl—"Day’s Kidney Pad is sving a large »alo and gives better general Itisfaction than any remedy we ever sold.” Gasper Weitzel. Policeman. Lammster. Pa ‘*1 have been a great sufferer from Kidney iplaint.and after wearing your Pad - > days
Ifeel better than I have in 15 years.”
■™r Dr. A.d. Stoner, Decatur, Ills.—”Your Pad [ if Icing great good here. It sells every day and
IK vos itisfacti on.
| sold by druggists » < finally.or sent byinaiKfroe Of postage ion m .vptof the price. KogularPad, WJ. i Children's, SI •" ,l1 . Spec ial t extra size!, ^ur hook, "How a Life was Saved,” giving the Bstory of this ntw di.covery and a large rovwd ot most remarkable cures sent free. Write krit. Addre ss. DAY KIDN I Y PAIMJO., To>do. o p AITTinW <, ' vin,c tM mai, y tortuless UiiU 1 iUn iKidney Pads now sec k7g a sale on our reputation, we deem it due lo nthicted to warn them. Ask for DAY’S
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DAIS KIDMY FAB,
A voudoo conjurer at Anderson S. C., sells charms which he warrants will enal(!e tho owner to send a snake in any dished part of an enemy’s body. A WONDERFUL CURE OF COS-
TIVENESS.
St. Albans, Vt. Feb. 12. Deaii Sms:—After nearly sixteen consecutive years of prostration from spina! iisease, my bowels becoming more and more constipated I was forced to resort to the daily use of the most approved alteratives and cathartics prescribed by the medical profesP jn; which however, seldom produced an evacuation more than once or twice a week—and not even then without resorting to one or two injections before any relief. Possibly you can imagine—I hope you may never experience—my sufferings from Piles and otherwise, in consequence of costiveness and partial paralysis of the rectum. Euch was my condition when by the advise of my physician I commenced the trial of your Kidney-Wort some three weeks ago. Since then have taken nothing else excepting one small bluebill. Now by the use of one or two spoonsfull each week of the the Kidney-Wort, tho evacuations are sullicient without sufliering. Such a medicine is of priceless value, and 1 hope you will spare no pains in making known its virtues (or the relief of suffering humanity. Respectfully Yours, nelson Fairchild.
be, when possible, in the afternoon, ruilir than in the morning. Also, that tin y be never on the Sabbath, except, of cour c, in the few instances when itisimjicrativcly necessary. A Sunday funeral involves :m amount of Sabbath labor of which many do not think. It deprives undertakers, drivers, and other helpers d their rightful hours of rest, brings <u, undue pressure upon ministers on tin day when their time is most occupied nml disturbs the quiet of many others Finally, we suggest that as far as possible funeral sendees be regarded us e! -en at the house, and the minister be not ex-
pected to goto the cemetery.
thv rrr.ANDs.
Oh, better a glimpse of a star
1 hat may never be reached Lu. oe hoped for
Oh, better a grand life ,
T hat at least in the mind can be groped for;
Than to have all the senses desire, And all that the passions require;
Hut no more, but no more. Oh, better a faith that can cope
With the doubts of tbe world and can quicken;
Oh, better a life that has h"pe
To illume it, iii u^h poverty stricken, Than to have ail that riches can hire
Ur buy, so to feast and not tire, But no more, but no more. Oh. better a love that is blind,
‘That can see in the loved one no badness;
Oh, better a trust in i .-'s kind.
Spite of all of its foil
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> and !' ..iness,
alon
ban to stand all alone mid earth's mire, liaving b ml amt raiment and tire,
But no more, but no more.
—[Unknown.
F. G. Tibbetts and J. B. Martin were suitors for the band of tho same girl, fifty years ago. Martin was the victor He wont to Milwaukee with his wife, prospered, and left $2,(i00,CKX) when he died. His dying request was that his wtth.w should marry Tibbetts, who had remained a widower, and was a banker in Philadelphia. The wedding is to take place in September. Tibbetts is 70
years old, and Mrs. Martin 08.
Kxperience has proven that the best remedy for Colic, Diarrlitca, Teething ami other troubles of Infancy is Dr. Balts’
Baby Syrup. Price 25 cents.
Blanche Hayter worked hard in a Poston photographer’s shop, and her health was not equal to tho exertion; but she
The Inventive Faculty In Old Times.
[Boston Transcript ]
Tho London Mayfair bantering!y par-
allels the invention by which the human was affianced wife of Herbert A
Smyths, Tsrry & Co., sMIASEUMnSale
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We have on hand and arc daily reoeivinfra full line o! Furniture of tho very latent and best slylop. which will be. sold at lower prices than ihe same quality of poods can ht
chased elsewhere in the county.
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The inventor of a toy pi stol which was used in Philadelphia last Fourth of July ought to be satisfied with its destructiveness. Boys to the number of 157 were injured, and 14 died. Tho cartridges wore made of cardboard, bits of which were blown into the wounds,
causing lockjaw.
IIEAT AND SICKNESS.
During the hot and sultry weather an unusual amount of sickness prevails in overy community, especially among females and children, caused by the fermenting miasma gas or nitrogenous matter floating in the air, arising from decaying vegetation. This bad airafiVcts everything we eat, and engenders in it a si tni-fermentation, which, when taken into the system is like leaven, and operates on the whole, starting in the bowels and soon producing a violent fennenta tien. causing diarrlura and dissentery. It lias been found that the use of Speer’s old Port Grape Wine of New Jersey has
_ ... ... an extraordinary efifect in checking this InrvoiiM Debility, I-riimlo ( oinpbtintM. , .i Lani* Dark. himHii fn.-t ;.'M . ( ,rdf»r* tirb .ik ii.m, « ' 1 IiM'IlDltK.n ai.'l n UnlT.i ' Hu* s\-!in
* ts original stn i. nl. amt v got. Inva-
Uk-XDD or •rut by mail fn-r ®pou receipt of the , lids and dehiltated persons have found it
Sole ProprirWs, Toledo,Ohio. I the most nutritious and strengthening
LEI‘vi« , sive e d.'’ 1 ibn*t n Kr?F. r LiUlu ” “ 8 * * tonic in tin market, and the n-atest help | For sale at Jones’ Drus 8troc. , 'resisting the poisonous effects of the I— 3 vitiated atmosphere. Tins wine, so long
T *—• & - | established, has become the standard
| wine upon which physicians rely as the most rich in body and genuine in character, containing the great amount of me-
A hrretoion-iiijknowu rrmpdlal elen.p.nt which appliftl ik tin* I'.ti k. nml inuirtll-
y over th« Khincys will banish pal weakness nu^i rouse tho«e don organs into new 11 is comfortal:
thr patient, <Vrb\in in its fP.fftg,
| ateiy over the Kidneys will banish pain i and weakness and rouse tho*!* dormant
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rtos, easo,
r >fwS.the patient, CertMn in its oil
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mn*.. i. \ l Drojpsy, OrRvol, ID ight s-1 * i soakts Icilamm.ition ol th<‘ KldneyH, liicontlnenen hi)<1 Kotention of LT'iius i atarth of tli<» !htIiDt IDirnlng or Painful 1,'Hnatin
|ig!i C'olor«>(l ITrin
r«Ml ( rine. l^rtok Dust Deposit, D«l»ility, Fonialo ('ovnplainiH.
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I’octry In Stone.
[Genoa Letter.J
One of the most striking impressions
of Genoa is the profusion of statuary and carving which meets you everywhere. Most of the palaces have fine work on the front, and it becomes more elaborate and imposing inside, where magnificent halls and massive stairways, whose entrance is very frequently a pair of colossal, crouching li'.us, lead you from
room to room and floor to floor. In the streets the very walls of the
common houses, particularly at the cor tiers and over the doorways, at odd angles and curious uiches over little shops you find the images of an inuumcrublt army of saints, the elligies often set u; in the fashion of a little altar. Through the hotels, banks and public buildings ot every kind are the statues of great men,
modern and old.
All these, besides tho churches and parks and cemeteries and public gardens ,are crowded with rare and costly works It is tliis wealth of marble, pure and white, and shaped with exquisite art, that has justly won for this city the well merited title, “Genoa la Bupcrba.” Nwort 1’on solo uhii«m8 *>r Duty Performed.
[San Francisco Post.]
The other day, over at the Alameda baths, a timid and retiring looking man waited until the superintendent was disengaged and then said to him: “] do hate to give any one trouble, but have you a long stick or pole of any kind you could lend me?” “No, sir; 1 told you so ten minutes ago,” snapped the overdriven official “So you did,” replied the man; “but I thought I’d just ask once more. 1 guess, now, Fro done my duty in the matter. Don’t you think so?” “What matter?” What on earth are
you talking about?”
“Why, you see, my mother-in-law dived off down there at the deep end about half an hour ago, and as she hasn’t come up yet I thought I’d like to tell my wife that I had sorter jabbed round on the bottom f m her anyway, hut if 1
can’t why I suppose
voice is kept in a box, and let loose years after the words had been spoken, by citing the curious and ingenious contrivances that have been constructed in
olden times.
It says, at starting, that talking machines are no novelty. In 1783 an M. de Kempelin constructed an apparatus which answered “ clearly and distinctly enough several questions. The voice is sweet and agreeable. There is but the letter ‘ r’ which it pronounces lispingly, and with a certain hardness. When its answer is not understood it repeats it slower; and if required to speak a third time, it repeats it again, but in a tone of im-
patience and vexation.”
Mayfair refers, among other things, to a marvel of mechanism, a toy invented for Louis XIV. when a boy: “ A small chariot was drawn by two horses. Inside the chariot was a ladv proceeding to court. 81ic was attended by her coachman, footman and page. When the toy was placed upon the table, the coachman smacked his whip, the horses started off in a trot, the motion of their legs imita ted to the life, and the equipage journeyjd to the end of the table, where it turn-
Parton, and she looked forward hopefully to having a homo of her own, for ho was making money in Colorado, and was soon to return foi their marriage. Put his dead body came instead, “Nothing is left for me to live for,” she wrote, and
killed herself on his grave.
We have often been asked why it is that Johnston’s extract of Sarsaparilla has proved such a success. The only reason we can give, is that it is a medicine which lias proved by test to be superior to any preparation known for the
relief of blord diseases,
—James Robinson the Great will ride in Sells Brothers’ Great show at Greencastle on Friday Aug. 20. If you have never seen the Emperor Bareback Equestrian. come! If you have ever seen him,
you will be sure to come.
A party went berrying on the Moosic Mountain, in Pennsylvania, and at night, when they came together to start for home, a ten-year-old boy was missing. A search was made for two days and
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id £ rigliYiuigles 'anYcame'down’uFthat | ni 8^ 18 before finding him, and ho was part of the table at which the prince was then almost dead from fatigue and hnnseated. Here it stopped. The page ger. Fright had crazed him, and h
was discovered hidden under a bush, supposing that his friends were wild men,
Conrad COOK,
Si te agent tor Pure
Eagle White Lead!!!
very Kog Warranted. West Side wiblic square.
vehicle.”
alighted to open the door, the lady stepped out, holding in her hand a petition, which she presented to the prince with a
courtly bow. After which the ladv en-1 who meant to eat him.
tered her eaniage. the page closed the -7-7 7^ “T , . , door, mounted to his place, the coachman 1 housands have been cured of dumb flourished ins whip, and the footman, af- ■'•S 110 ; billions disorders, jaundice, ilister running a few steps, jumped on to tho pepsia, and all diseases of the liver, blood
" and stomach, when all other rrmodie-
have failed, by using 1’rof. Guilmette’s
Our Oolil amt Silver Products. French Kidney Pad, which is a quick [Mercantile Journal.] and permanent cure for those disorders. We happen to know a man who, not your druggist for the great rein ly.
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trying to look up some accurate state-1. p ad c 0 ., and receive one by mail
ment of our annual product of gold and 1 . ..
silver. If he will cutout and preserve j ' the following, he need not waste more! —You h»vc never seen that bovine time, for a year to come, in a kindred miracle, a Herd of Six Performing ( ol pursuit: * orado Cattle, but you will seo them at “Hon. H. C. Burchard, Director of Greencastle on Friday Aug. 20.
the Mint, estimates the total production 1 of Leadville mines since the discovery of the carbonates, about two years ago, at! $10,000,000 and opines that the present yield of these mines is not only likely to continue for some time but to increase as they are better developed. Mr. Burchard estimates the production of precious metals during 1879 as follows: Galiforniiv—Gold, $17,600,000; silver,
NEW A11V KUTI SE M E N TS. ft Stool,Book, tfc Music
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[Lancet.]
Dull, depressing, dingy days produce dispiriting reflections and gloomy thoughts, and small wonder when wo re-! member that tho mind is not only a 1
dicinal properties with ttio least intoxica- motive, hut a receptive organ, and that a .. 1 J -- a n i] ie impressions it receives from with-!
$2,400,000. Nevada—Gold, $9,000,000; silver, $13,560,000. Colorado—Gold,$3,225,000; silver, $11,700,000. Utah—Gold, $.575,000; silver, $6,250,000. Montana —Gold, $2,500,000; silver, $2,225,000. Arizona—Gold, $900,000; silver, $3,550,000. Dakota—Gold, $2,420,000; ti silver, $10,000. Idaho—Gold, $1,200,- X
I caii’t, that’s all.” <>00; silver, $650,000. Oregon—Gold,
And pensively writing her address on a $l,L>O,000; silver, $20,000. New Mexitag, to be tied to the old lady when she 1 c<> "—Hold, $125,000; silver, $611,000. came up, the conscientious man walked Michigan—Silver, $78,000. Other dothoughtfully away. mestic sources of gold, $305,000; silver,
$67,000. Grand total of the United
cioomy Tlmii^litH iiiid ciomuy AVt-athor. States and territories—Gold, ^JSjOOO,-
000; silver, $4(1,812,000.”
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Address Dnniel F. Beatty, Washington* N.J.lfi Agents Wanted f »r Smith’s Bible 1) ctionary A uo ne ;v v 'PICTORIAL BIBLES Ad lr« . for circulars,A«J.Holman A < o.Phil >
ELMIRA COLLEGE.
Tliis college is thoroughly furnished for giving a superior education in Collegiate and Eclectic Courses ofStudy, and also in Music and Art. By reason of its endowment its charges arc unusually moderate. Send lor Catalogue to Ro». \. W v OowleSt IL D. v Pres., Elmira,N.Y,
THE
INDIANA University. College year begins Sejit. 2d, 1880. Tuition Free. Contingent loo, & >0 per term. Both
3, $.» .hj per
sexes admitted on equal codditmns.
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lollies and oth KUBT. C. FOS‘
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President.
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Amur!ran RuperaUUon*. I HrIV.IMVO ^l< <liC(ltioil , j. , I Ip a precaution which should never he nogloct[oaturaay Keview.j ed wnen danger in present, and therefore a
The follow superstitions, handed down f, I! iy ‘^r“Iho jeobu’in'd by tradition are vet fervently believed si.-kly. A« a rvinody for billiod.-n. --. dinpep-
: . »■ * Wbito ’’i’*. nervousness, and b"
T YO not confound this Matohloes Renovator 1 --'of Feeble and Kxh tlisted (Const itution with violent catharties, cheap decoctions of vilo , and ruinous intoxicants innocently la- ' * hi f t or ■ »» MAl/r BITTEBS appeal to
ice because prepared from 1 n-
Irugs beled
fermented Malt, II )[>s and Quinine and other precious ingredients, according to the process of Liebig, and are richer in tbe elements that restore to permanent health the Weak, Con*" valeacent. Consumptive,Overworked,Nervous, .. i i» I :
wTM furc or prevent Disea [Ol!VK Will tll«‘ Of ( OLIO. BOTTH Koutz’s are used In tim
vkh, li Kumi/'h rowUesfire nst Foutz’sI’owilcrs will cure and
event r'isoasiu or Lung Fk-
rouezs rowiiors win c
FouizV I’i.v. h ph will preven
Turkeys,
PowdiTS will Incrcas
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1 prevent H«>o Choleka. at Gapes in Fou l, e»-
;ise the quantity of milk
And make l
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■/.'h powoKin will givk Satisfaction.
nnd cream twenty per cent., ai
Hint sweet. VoutzV Powd
Diskask that i
For
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outz’s Powders will cure or prevent almost KVMBt
lorscs and (battle are heir to.
Fourz’s Pow ok it ^ld everywhere.
ting qualities - Speer’s vineyards product- ' a larger yield than usual, and he has reduced the price of his wine that any p' - r- ! son can now purchase it of druggists for j$l per bottle. None of this wine is botlied until it is four years old.—Gazette.
For sale at Alien’s Drug Store.
Kill. UITVoUsnos,
is no. aing coin parable
wol complains, the re to this wholesome re-
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Sleepless, Dyspeptic, Bilious, and fickle in appetite, ilian all other forms of Malt or Medicine. The genuine are plainly signed by the company. Sold < vorywhere. MALT BITTEBS
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To Consumptives.
out reach it through the media of senses which are directly dependent on the conditions of light and atmosphere for their action, and therefore immediately influenced by the surrounding con-1 ache, ditions. some
in many parts of America: _
specka on the nail* are. luck. 1 CSlu bV ait Pruul.t. and Dealer* alb
Whoever reads epitaphs loses his mem- ^ ^
Dr. John Bull s
ory. To rock the cradle when empty is injurious to the child. To eat while a bell is tolling for a funeral causes toothThe crowing of a. lien indicates approaching disaster. When a
DAVID E. POUTZ. Proprietor,
BALTIMORE. Aid.
LLS!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER. Ijossof Appctit”, Ltiuscn, bowrlscostivo^ ETotTari 1 ii'n"u"r u-at ■ i , with a Gi.sm-
memoi’y, v.it h a 1 eo 1 i ns; o tl m
Bomo f 1 ut y, w C’arinoHH, 1) i / /1 nuss ,T’’ 1 u It ■; r»
The District Attorney at Austin, Tex-1 It is a common-sense inference that iC mouse gnaws a gown uoine misfortune “ - «■'"»» S.dT S' taprf^Si^n^ ,,-,,..1. trial were guilty of murder, i heso gen- () f g^nse, and those impressions are in seek his fortune in some distant land, tlemen would not brook such nn asper- j themselves set in a minor {esthetic key Whoever finds a four leaf trefoil—sham sion but drew their revolvers,sprang at'ot color, sound and general qualities, the! rock—should wear it for good luck , ’ . , ,ii i mind must be what is called “moody.” i i.-„o.i u i,,,..
the prosecutor, and would have lulled (t not thc hftbit of cvcn
him if officers had not promptly inter-1 p e0 y| e to make sufficient allowance for fered. One of them was a nephew of this rationale of dullness and subjective
inventor of the bowie weakness. Some persons are more de-
pendent on external circumstances and I conditions for their energy—or the
Smith's Tonic Syrup FOR THE CURE 0F| FEVER AND AGUE
OK
! Col. Bowie, tho
knife.
Beggar’s bread should begiven tochild f Lill. .lllxl I \ •
ren who are slow in learning to s]ii ;ik.
If a child less than 12 months old he T - . . . , lirmight into a cellar he becomes fearful.' J. i'i*!., di' < .-r:»rii’^.ves a'ii'r."i. 1 "'- \\ i . n children play soldiers on tin* road* dies ever offered t <» the publio for the safe,
side it forebodes the i.pproachof war._ A j
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION ANSWERED, 'stimulus that converts potential kinetic Which is tho best, safest, surest, quickest j than others, out all foci the in-, vegetable euro for Scrofula, Syphilitic disor- fluence of tho world without, and to this ders. Impure Blood, Liver Complaints and , influence thc sick and tl^C weak arc J Urinary troablos? Dr. Guy.otl., Yellow Dock especially responsive. J Icrico tllO vary-1 and Sarsaparilla. It manes tho blood pure, iimr temperaments of minds changing
the mind healthy, tht body strong. lyll |with the weather, the outlook, and the stc;lling ^ !75 i:i 1)!U ‘ k uoto . iSho tried
fli:niiltj remedy, ifl anxious to make known to histellow-flullcrers tho moans of euro. To r.ll who degiro it. he will send a copy ot the prescription used, tree of charge,) with the directions for preparing nnd using the same, which they will j.f.-i 11 sure cure i”. Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac. Parties wishing the
prescription, will please address,
Rev, : . a . wiUon, .' ! i renn, St.j Williamsburgh, N* Y* fim 44
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A QENTLEM\N T who suffered for yeanfn in XXNervoiiH Debility, Premature Decay, nnd all tliu effects of youthful indiscretion, will for tho sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it, tho recipe ana direction forma* king tl.o simple remedy by which lie was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advert! experience can do so by addressing in perfect
JOHN B. OGDKN, 12 Cedar St., Now York
\M> LEAN.
x per ic* nee confidence,
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FAT
fltild grows proud it sutlcrcd to look in A i pt^nding. Ho refers to the entire Western and I If you are too fat or too lean and wantti l mirror while L >s than 12 inoiiths old. i S4tuthern country to l>* r him testimony to tlie ] hnow how to chanKo your conditi n
truth of the arserlion that in
, no case whatever j a copy ot the work. Fat i will it fail to cure if the directions are strictly ■ complete) Hygienic, Die followed and carried out. In great many j instructions that will cn
cases a single dose lias beei ....... f-lllvUiltVl IlIlV
i., send fi>r It coniains
l>r. Paul of Philadelphia advertised himself as “the world-renowned wizard of
wind.
g ft 't.' , tEn l lT('~t. Dou bdon - the ryoH, '"’man destiny,’’and offered to conduct
tho love and marriage nllairs of others;
nigEmTighlycolorcd Unno.
IFTHESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED TUTT'S FILLS nrc PHprrluIly nilapted to otn-li morn, oniidoNeetrrrtHsiK'H itrliungo
reeling hm i.. psi onisli i In- M.itlerer.
•'Fulling Tour Foot in It."
Many of tho “slang” phrases of‘the
Why She OjicihmI Her Moulli.
[Youth’s Companion.) •
A gray-haired woman was recently;
arrested ill Philadelphia on tne charge of I jrcry'casomorecVrtiiintG cured! its use is con • • « * . . • ’ 1 (i, lU ,..[ in ‘niMilur'i I”I i' V.x k ”r t w<. ;ill. r
the disease has been checked, more especially in difficult and long-standing enses. Usually
know ii<»w to change your con
"i'at and Lean
, , Dietetic anti Therapeutic
, great many instructions that will enable anv one to reduce
iijilo dose has been sumcient for it j their flesh if corpulent ttr increase if ifemacia-
w1m*1«* f:tinili'‘> fi:i v •• Iti n 'iirrii !iy a | tel. It i.-: \\ ritlt n in a clear > et v tii,i |ir[‘|i(>n<i' f
ie ooitle, with a perfect restoration of the > sty[o and its directions can be easily undorgeneral henltii. It is however prudent, and in j t»tood. It should be reatl by e\ery fat or loan
.. ....an <w.rtn in 11k Pitn> iI i t h liu<> 1H enn- ! . vj..• f.*« n <I<>•.
in ditileult and iong-»u*naing cases. \ suauy tins medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good order. Should the patient however, require a cathartic medicine, aftci ’ having taken three < r four dt ses of tin Tonic
but ho seems to have managed his own jour foot in it, is certainly not a very business badly, for ho is now in jail for y*' r ’ aut •D'’'''' 11 oxpri sion, Lut, nccord- , ing tho “Asiatic Kescnrches,” it is quite n fine point of law; when tho title to land MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER I HIS. ; : :i Hindoitan two holes are
I Dr. Crumptoin’s Strawberry UaDam is tho , beta fruit medicino ever discovered for iirompti ly chockins all running off of the bowels, smu-
dug in tho ground and used to incase a limb of each lawyer(?), and tho one who tired first lost his client’s case. Fan-
A Noted Divine says:
Dr. TUTT —DearKir: For ten years Ihav« boon „ ,,xxv/ nBL iwo w-aiio © vtbou. x aiia martyr to Dyapepaiu, Done* ipMion and Pile*. Beat , 110 r com plaints, etc- Intelligent people should . if f
I 1“
They Inerenh^3?^TppeITK^and cans# tho ^ ^ . . ‘ — To all who are suffering from tho er-
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe that will cure
you, Free of Charge. This great remedy .t, . . was discovered by a missionary in South lectures. 1 his shows that the American
to swallow the notes to destroy tho evi-
dence of her guilt:
A woman was produced to search the
day have a legitimate origin. “Putting ! prisoner, but the nucused ndused to per- ,| ( , S o(it licu.’s V.oktaki,. Pills will bo
- - 1 nut her ana utlempted to swallow some-i euflieient. . .. tldng which she placed in her mouth. 6,(00° On being nsked by the magistrate whati[> r . j„hn Hull only ha. the rff'lii to iminufacsho had in her mouth, she replied, “ My Iture and sell the (jri.innl John J. Rinith’. Tontongue.” “What else?” inquired the i^M’oa'.h^^0°j magistrate. “ My teeth, rejoined Liz- not on ra«h bottlo do not i>ur,-base or you will j
j,j t / bo doooived. • The woman disidayed remarkable oh-1 . _ _ _
■tinacy, nnd the detectives were unable 11 )l*. Jfl to induce her to give them any clue to | Manufacturer and Vender of
person. Hent for ten three cent stamps. Van Dclftk ('o., 20 Ann St. N. Y. bm M TUTAWP'V for aViknt.s a- .saTTesmkn". iYiiWXN JL New anti Staple Goods. Ouick Hales! Large Profits! Steady Demand! Don’t miss this opportunity to make money but send for circulars. Ill NT A CO. 20 Ann .St., N.Y.
bin 41*
tody to Toko on FIcnIi, tluis tho system U nourished, and by their Tonic Action on tho Digestive OrgaiiN, llcgiihir Htoola arc produced. Price¥5 cents. I>Iurrn v St., N» Y. TUTT’S HAIR DYE.
It is generally
puts his foot in **
day.
the money, which they believed sluj had .
swallowea. She was sent’ to prison,!SMITH’S TONIC SYRU 0
(i RAY’S SPECIFIC MKDICINK. rRADC MARK’I m UukaT Kni,TRADE MARK
__ lisuRkmkht an "♦.'.•fV unfailing euro ’ -pa (..r S, min .1 f, :'9'K " • ctuH--S|.cr-
inattorrhua. m T.iitenoy.and II Disease, that follow a, o so({ucnco of Self-
so; as Loss
iversnl Lassituuu, . ... of Vision, Premature Old A
at tlie present when the prison
^hat he intended
physici led to
an informed her administer an !
r,i,ay turn on Whisk ,
lii.ACK bv a biiikIo Application of this Dye. It imirtdj a Nnturni Color, acta Inatentaneoualy. Sold
nt by exprosa on recei; r *'
America Send'a self-addressed enveleu U ope to the Itov. Joseph T. Inman, taiion
Office, 35 Murray St., New York, u, New York City. ty” 0
A
emetic. Tlie woman then dropped from
^ « r - t »T w«n. lier mouth a roll 1 of notes, ki good condi-1 Jd.- ii billings (Henry . > haw) ha" tion, which proved to be the ones stolen. |
made $100,000 out of his writings and The best of all is to do right because it is right. If that is impossible, tlie next licst thing is to do right because
you don’t dare to do wrong.
Back, Dimne-
BEFORE TAIIKtl. i.M-m„ry.i n AFTER TAMKM..
■ ude, Pain in the
mature Old lend to In.-n
premature 0rave.
old Age, and many other Di.-ai.iiv or Consumption vo. Full particulars In
people arc anxious to be amused, even if they are not always judicious in thc choice of means.—[IndianajkiIis Journal.
Diseases that lead t
BULL S SARSAPARILLA, i BULL’S WORM DESTROYER, m sold by all druggistfl at SI i cr package, or six
The Popular Romedie, of tho Day. packaites for or " ill be sent tree by iiiall oo PSISCIPAL CPIICI 310VA:51 5:., LO'KV.L’.l.ET. j VikViIMn' ;' CU.’.'"^" 10 Mcchonios’' lilocl; 1 , ly:il iDatroit, Miph. $old in Or,ea.a.Uaand nary-
m whore else by all wholesale and retail driu;-
C'TC CC Agent's profit per week. Will tbOOaWOprovo it, or forfeit Si Outfit
1 fr-o. E. Q. KIDr^ tTfn || 010
iNow York, N. Y.
■ wwi>r«>vu it. or forfeit ?! Outfit y*asWA^MTEP fr-o. K. G. HIDEOUT A CO., 218 FullgiiBt,. AGENTS
10U4 roduced 33 per ct. Nanoodfu
for?K? , nettTnTTa«te»r* Ronkc and Bible*. Price*
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