Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 August 1880 — Page 3

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—Dealer? in—

ROGERIES,

'Provisions

tigars anri Tobaccos.

Prciiti:: ill Elds, LihI of ismt (>l;t«»\%’sire U«'|>t

in Hu* l ily.

Out •lock will always be found Comrlete,

Fre^h and Clean.

Cur motti* i? to soil the best eood? at a. low ri e? a? can be found anywhere. Highest prices in cash or trade for all kind?

>f country produce.

its: Mtic I’iiUIk' *><ni:ii‘'«ici'ii-

cat»tl«‘, linl.

Th<* Ktorr of Fvf’n Children. [Cornhill Magazine.] Hans Sachs surpasses himself in the story of “Eve’s Unlike Children,” the best known and most delicious of all his

productions.

Adam and Eve cast out of Pa rad iso 1 sit wearied and depressed with the i day’s work. Adam trying to coxif ■

1 / ' I his wife, mentions, in off-hand fa?!

V (UlIKHi v* 0()(lS« ! how an angel has just given him a ;

of news. God will visit them toiiiornu to hold high feast, ami see how they .,i. keeping house and bringing up the ■•Ini dren. Therefore, let Eve sweep th.t rooms, wash the children, and dress tin ■

in their best.

Eve’s children are sharply separated into two groups. Some are very good, and obedient; the others are bad, ami unruly. Abel and those like him an soon made tidy, hut Cain and his fellows are playing in the gutter, and refuse to he washed. Win n Aliel announces who is coming, Cain replies. "I’d liefer He would stay away.” When his father bids him prepare for the sermon of the morrow, the wicked child wishes there was no such thing. At this Eve loses her patience, and exclaims she will leave them the eyesores that they are; hut she relents, and stows them away in the loft. Next day the visitor comes, and a.-k? to see the children. Those who are dressed advance and shake hands with the guest. He asks them questions out of the Catechism, the meaning of Amen, the Commandments, and the children

come off with flying colors.

Reassured by their success, Eve ventures to produce the other lot! but when they come tumbling in, dirty, naked, shapeless, unkempt, (nil cannot keep from laughing. They ofler him their left hands, make a frightful mess of the Catechism, and excuse themselves uh the plea that they don’t see the use of it, that they can't remember it, that they did not know he was coming. The examiner is much displeased and determines to punish them; they and their seed shall be mechanics, fishermen, and peasants; but Abel and the good chilIren shall be kings, nobles, rich men chants, and professors. Eve, in pity for offspring, offers objections, but is told that all is for the best, only in this way can there he order in the world. Even here, then, Hans writes with an object, and with the very Lutheran one of justifying the existence of ranks.

AKTni thi: we.i>in>«.

All alone in my room at last! I wonder how far they ha

• traveled n^\r

Then’ll he very far when the night is past, And so would I, if 1 knew but how. How calm she was, with her saint like face! Her eyes are vi let, mine are blue — How careless l am with my mother’s ’are— Her hands are whiter and *• fter, too.

. been he

re; irk*

I • ' : TaKi-i a i tft.

1- VliiOVGI.V E\i>OKSi:i». v. E. F.L. GAl SS, Galena, Ills., writes — I’F'-r over ten >v ars 1 had been n irreat sufferer! |fi mi i>'iri' in the small «»t the back and region Di the kidneyv. i.ich \vasjjat tin • - < \eruciating knd almost ii.sufferablo. Doctoring brought

1'iicf, and l was finally advised to go abroad R’ d seek the climate ot n y youth. IiH i. rhimny ■ lid S witTfvrJn nil omir.ent tihwi.M'in

'witzprlaml, eminent physieians, after close examinations, declared my sufferings to arise from disease of the Kidney*, of long standing, and could do me no good. [ was, If.owever, bcnclited hy tlic cliiuitte : ml .•ons**Kiucntly returned. No sooner had I been back \nd resumed my pastoral work, when the old trouble grew again so intense as t make life a

[burden. A few inonlis ago I caino in possession J u ‘ l j^if one of Day’s Kidney Dads, put it on.and the I >H*r

[effects were truly wonderful. The i ainsatonce fcrrew less and are now, after wearing the second Pad, entirely gone, and there t .uibeno loubt that I am entirely cured, a* l write this ion.e weeks after its use, and am strong arui |c"k again the very picture of health. 1 write Ihis perfectly voluntarily, and it is dictated ■Duly by truth and gratitude. Indeed, I eon* pider the Day Kidney Tad Co.Hod's agents and K Kre.it - nefactors of mankind May all the suf 'ermg be helped us I have been i.» my earnest

It is only one summer that It has been my home tor

Anti seventeen • urnnuTs of ha[ p\ h!« oin

Fall dead to-nighi in a rain t i tears.

It is dark, all dark, in the ini«.night shades,

Father in heawn, may I have rest. One hour of rest for tl is aching ncad,

For this throbbing heart in my weary breast.

I love him more titan she undo *t.inds, For him 1 prayed for my sen! in truth,

For him 1 am kneeling with lilted hands.

To lay at his feet my shattered youth 1 loved and 1 love, 1 love iiim still. More than father, mother or l.fh . My hope of hope • was to bc.tr his n.’.rnc, My heaven ut heavens to Iw his wife !

His wife! the name that angels breathe, The words, alas! but crunsen my dice

shame—

’Twonld have i cen mv ght-.-v the t, ore to \ in the princely heart tr m w hem e u cai And t k < kiss I g.. e to liie 1 t ac to ns^ht His bride till htc and hgiit gi .'wii.m— God i nly knows how I pressed her i hat the kiss might be ^iveii to him !

bps, , rv. I

1 nur time together had been >n short, and I the usual family badinage on my late ! appearance at the table Fell on unheeding cars. All the next day I felt restless and unJ settled, and toward the time when Fred 'might be expected 1 wrupj<od a shawl round me and went out on the terrace that 1 might greet him as soon as possi-

ble.

1 wandered up and down till dark, not heeding repeated calls from the house, with the sinking feeling that long waiting gives getting more and more intense. It was extremely still—still as only an autumn evening can Ih-, with n slight mist, rising over the little path along | which 1 was watching for Fred to come

from among the trees.

I was standing still, listening intently fora rustling among the leaves, which were crisp and dry, when, without the fc « ah j slightest sound or notice of his coming, there was Fred, standing in the path, just out from tinder the shadows of the

trees.

llis face was white and drawn; he was

v t eat ho

ri 11 riON to ; i ii:.

Touch us gently Let tis glide i

Gently

, Time.

down tin stream *e somctineti gitdo

quiet dream :

Humble voyagers are we, It ..'baud, wife ami children thtci .One is lost—an angel, rteti To the azure overhead

Touch us gently, Tim \ We’ve not proud m r ^ ar Our ambition, our content, Lies in simple things. Humble w\ t ; ers ..re vi e, t >’t r life’s dim, uiisoatuUd s Seeking inily c.i n. . rn Touch us gently, gent .e I.;.

A l*luck> AA niiisin. Jits. Louisa Gregor, living in the suburbs of Houston, Ti vas, w.is aroused from sleep on Wednesday night by three horse thieves who were engaged in tak ing her horses out of the stable. Shi took a double barreled gun and 1>1. red away at them. They returned the tire from their revolvers, but she continued loading and tiring, and had tired five times when they tied, leaving traces that they had b en wounded. An Ohio thief used a wagon with a crooked who 1 to draw away stolen wool and the constables caught him by follow mg the eccentric track. Lva Wilson was missed hy her friends at St. 1,'Uiis. A careful search was tns 'e without avail, and her parents gave h t up as dead, because they would not he ieve that she had run away from home.

holding one hand to the side of his head, O:.o night a policeman arrostn 1 a dapand beckoned to me with the other, and per volin .. fellow as „ auspicious charac-

ilioinrli he was still far from me 1 heard

him distinctly sav:

“ Linnet, won t you come to me? 1

want you now. to help me.’’

“ Yes, Fred.” I cried out, “ I am coming,” and drawing my shawl hastily round me, I went quickly across the

ter. This proved to he Eva Wilson. She had put on male attii and out In r hair off close in order to s. e the c ity tin-

restrained!} - .

lawn, and through the gate to join him j

- — | ,

Mr-. R.L.Spore. Sharon, Wls.—"The doebmi (riven my mother H|> with what they Liile'l Urichf- Disti-c. she i- n.ov wearinc l>:iy’* Pad. and (rainin,' ."trensth and imrrov-

|r S every way "

i'r.'jmllrp of Our Kti(;ltsh Hretliren.

[tletroil Free Press.]

The habit of condemning all foreign manufactures, habits and customs be

g every way. • I cause they arc “not English, you know,” ‘■year'- in 'V!.-ir.";.- 1 ‘ r ' 1 *'pay r ; Kidney'pad'^!has deprived the English people of many

liiti^faction than any remedy v I Casper Weitzol, Policeman. h *l nave been a grout sufferc

luxuries at reasonable prices. Until very recently they have refused to touch, even while the conservative Germans have lie-

ing a large Sale and give? better general _*!_/• - aX - we ever sold."

. Lancaster, Pa.

sufferer from Kidney

Eomnlaint.and after wearing your Pad 25 days

Iiv.'l l.vttvrthan thovin ; y;mr?.". c.mic large consumers ot them, our ex y Dr. A. J. Stoner. Decatur, Ills.— 4 \our Pad- f it- t r Mf doing Kreat go«»tl hen*. It >ells every day and ('Client and OltCU ULTICIOUS Can 110(1 IrilltS

K. .. n . r. mo .. I . . . : - ........

and vegetables.

A bold Briton opened a shop for the sale of the largest and finest American oysters—the choice of the New York

,ivcs universal satisfaction F«»r sale by druggists, or. was Saved,” giving the

ggists. u iptofthe

or sent by mail (free price. Regular Pad

tf postngc ion receip

T . Si-eeial i extra sizel.S i; (

V Vur I nok. ”How :i Lift* was Sg v ki>u l history of this new di> tivery an«l a large rec-

* iiblc cures sent free. Write

! T'it. f ‘AddS^Kli'Nlv'pJfDCo!!^ I market. For a time he t.ros^red. His It 1«». o pATTfpinid Dwing to the many uustomerH were delighted with the new

But as *K,n as the secret tjecame

ftp HtHicte t to warn them. A?k for HA’i .s known Ins patronage dropped oil, Ills . fi IT'N KV PAD, ami take n«. other, auirmt -hop was deserted and he had to close up

I his business. Rather than eat an oyster raised on the other shore of the Atlantic, the t: ue-born Englishman went back to jhis own high-priced, scrawny little wretchee, of the size and flavor of an

old-fashioned copper cent.

■BbiBHill ills'll ■'I'll' It—flffllI'll I DAY’S KIDNEY PAD. |p A lieretotoreunku. h n n iiip-llal elcnient H which applied to tlie back, find iium» dl-

i'U pain

EVTi *" 1 ami routii..M dmmajit i*or the iiiusd of travelers the Amen.“'rort«j«V tn Vi"-"'.’O....-ti': can passenger ear would be far more cm-

i:i I n nosi - ’ * • • - - -if

Dfl.iniin.it in

Dd K<

t»E AUTL’IN i>VV. [Chicago r... y T«lcgr,ph ] Fred and I bad beet, engaged for two rears. l\e had know n eat it other from childhood, >mr fatuities having lived within four miles of each other I n' nw generations. My lather was the squire, as hi> futhei had been before bint, iti the village of Greystono; and Fred s father and grand father had been doctors of the good oldfashioned country type-at the adjoining village of Iviu'klands. Fred also was a doetor, and on bis father’s death slipped naturally into the old practice; and, hi? mother being also dead, was now living alone in the old

home.

The course of our love had run perfectly smooth, our respective parents had always been anxious to see us murrh d. and now there seemed no reason why wv

should not be so at once.

Fred was constantly urging me till the time, and my mother used to remonstrate with me that I would not do so but I was so happy as I was that though 1 h vc ! Fred with all my heart ! put oil' and put off from time to time in what 1 my-elf

felt was a selfish way.

For I had my happy home life with father, mother, and sister.-', while Fred was all alone. I don’t know why ] fell such a dread of his gloomy old house, for I had known it well all my life, but the idea of being left in it at night, while Fred called out to distant patients, used quite to haunt me. and as we met every day, wliv not wait, I told him, till spring—then 1 would l«' married when the flowers were coming again, and the 1 ’ ’ ’ ‘ “ every

AN IMPORTANT (Jl l.sTh N ANSW KKKD. Which is the bos-t, safest, sure?!, quiukest

blit when l got to the path KrecI was not I vepetuble cure for Scrotula, ^yi hilitiu ili.-or

there. dors, Inipure Blood, Liver Complaint? and

Thinking he must have gone bark into 11 rinnry trouble?? Dr. Guysotl,? Voiicw Dock

the WiKid, I followed, but still did im; and ^ar>iipnrilla. It inaKts the blood pure,

see him before me as 1 expected; only the mind healthy, tht body ?tr«*ng. Iy41 through the silent air 1 heard again: ’j Th 1it , |e gir ] g ~ t fnn in I don’t know how I did it, for my j " Gl e llbo, " s ,lollso 1 » t South Bend. Ind ,

heart seemed frczcii within me, but on I during the absence of the t’atnily. They went through the wood for more than a ;fl rHt a n if,„ window pane's. Then

mile, drawn along in the direction of the j , , , ,, ■ c they poured several gallons of milk on At lust I reached them; I knew 1 the parlor carpet. Finally they emptied ]

Smyths, T:rry & C:., .il»koLtddO | y ^ t «ti ifik- y i'tr.ttxt 1 •

i y

*

-3 C** " N/iV

Wc ha vu on hai d and ar*- daily ri*o**; v inga fill] line '*i Furoitoro of tbo very late«t and beti sty leu, whieh will bn sold a I ir< priced ihi*n the >iiuit* quality of c -d? e.in bt purlin»til * Dcuhtrc in the county.

ally of mnlert ik

ti?faction in thi? lino. ^

constantly on hand a full lino * t coffins, rackets and burial robe? of all sizes and ttyU*?.

Wo nn k o puftranteo

, and keep

No. 112 East Washington Street, Oreencastlc, Ind.

Vi

-tv dozen cans of huckleberries and raspberries into a tub. and dyed all the line dresses they could iin.l in the juice. MOTHKttS SIHH’l.n HKMKMHl'It THIS. l>r. Orumi tem'e Strawberry BsLim i- the host Iruil mc.li-'ine ever dif.-.iverctl ter proinpt-

should find Fn.l there, and 1 knew how 1 should And him, so 1 felt not one spark of surprise when 1 saw him lying among the stones at the bottom of the little precipice, round the top of which the path led—only a still colded numbness came over me as I took his hand in mine,

and noticed the ct tie l blow on the temple jy (.y, c t*k i r, p all running off of the how el,, sum which had killed him. ^ I mcreoiniihdnts, etc Intellipont neoplo should Fred. 1 said, 1 Fred, I have com e n ^ j on their .Imppist aettina tliis mclieino to yon,” but there was no response, only for them ai i take no other. tyti

^^tXd'dow^ I "

upon his breast evervti.ing faded awaf i' S ° , ” lAooA * from me- I had como Uk* late. U ^*>'1 by all druggists.

•InfallihlL''’ is ihe vordiht of the Mil cte I when referring to the merits of “Sel-

lers' Liver Fills.'

Conrad COOK,

ad!!!

Eagle

Hole apont tor I’uro

White

Lta

very Keg Warranted. West de i ublie tquare,

N K.W A D VHUT 1SK>IKNTS. ill;, f >t<Mil,B-'»*k, A Mutie, l n*d* A *hi|»i I. • nly ^ . W i* bitv Uil wnlU' ; • «•„:' l '.'. >]•; J | t 'J .'Uinn t r •■tier III .-u l : -I Addres? Daniel F. Beatty, W.i5hingtun, N.d.t

venietitaml less ,.x,,nsive than the glms, l' nation of tlirjvitlneyjB, I fK’oiitin^'ncr |of the stllgo COtlCIl whlCIl the nillWllV j ( j,

It was now early October, am! Freil Fe ”

-ladder. Htirntni; or iiKh Co!or«*d frine.

Debility, F«»niiile i'omi

ack-Hiid in faet «11 disorders arlvii!^ f u

mditionof tlw-KiUneys. lltn.ld. r anU maI1 cars grailliallv lead

when uotbluy else can iatl fn*.* upon rrculpt of

>UH • Ho

lliesst-d ronditiiHi of ill' I\ itlm-y<, IDar urinary Organa, wlit ii u«Hiiing '’ls<* can. Jwutifists or m nt by mull fn-- unt-n r* i 'dpt price, $2 UO. D.W KIDNKY l’AD( «., r

Pole I’roprietors, Toledo, Ohio.

fUT Testimonials, ami o .t Little Book, “ ilow

Idfi vras baved,*' sent

^KFoT| rGil e a t Jo n e Dnig Strop.

^ O TJ T z

, MORSE AND CATTLE POWPEK S,

* 1 TT

■if; srjte'isrtt “rv «,*• pmj

to the innova- m ? ntl, > bu . t 1 coulfl not mako "F ni . v tion, it will lx- easier to establish it repub- "‘i'"* ^ ,b ' s '

licin that country than to induce the average Englishman to intrust bis prejcious life in one of our own long swinging cars. He would far rather be shaken j up in one of his traps, like a grain of wheat in the sieve of a thrashing ma-

• MixcU Those Ili um I’p.-

A ludicious transjHirtation occurred in the make-up of a couple of telegraphic items in the New Haven Journal and Courier the other day which produced the following effect. The first item read: “A large cast-iron wheel, revolving boo j times per minute, exploded in that city yesterday after a long and painful ill-| ness. Deceased was a prominent thirtysecond degree Mason.” This was follow-, ed by ihe second item, which read: “John Fedden, the well-known florist and real estate broker of Newport, It. L, died at Wardner <N Russell's sugar mill, at Crystal Lake, 111., on Saturday, doing $3,000 damages to the building and injuring several workmen and Lorenzo

Wilcox fatally.”

S«‘v«‘lity-M*v«*n an Hour.

[St. Louis Globe Democrat.]

The railroads do very well in America j for a new country, but, sir, they can’t | come up to linghind yet in the matter of speed. The "Flying Dutchman” on the Great Western every day makes lifty-fivt miles in eighty-seven minutes, and for shorter distances makes seventy-sevi n

term- \\ iints.I f.-r Smith’s Itilitc Di •ti-rnry A "”^v N -'PICTORIAL BIBLES A*ltlre?F, for circular?.A-J. Ht*linan A r t o.Phila

El .MIRA COLLEGE.

This college is tlioroiiRhly funiishcil lor pivinp a surer it *r education in (’ollcpifUc anti i’llectif (\»urscs of .Study, ami also in Music ami Art. By reason t.j its t-minty in ent its (harK's aiu unusunlly uinderato. S**.n«l for (’atahiKuo to

licV. \, " l'.«n.-lr*e II 11 Dr#»« Flinir:

ly u - - . \V. Cowles, D. D., Bros., Elmira,N.5 .

i til.

INDIANA University.

It 1.00 *11 YtiTO N. INO.

College year betting Sejit. 2d, DiMi, 1 uition Free, (’ontincent loe, '*0 |-cr term. Both sexes admitted on equal uoddith ns. 1 or cata-

locnesand other inforuiati<'n atMrt’ss

ROUT. C. TuSTEK. LEMFEL MOP.-

Seerotary. 4U«i VroA.li-i

Bret ident.

i-l#

NEW TOOD

ller«-«lsi\ (- JlotlM-siliou

11? ttiirceBiition which fhuuM never l-s neglect-

miles ail hour. the Irish mail muki' ] ot wnen danrer is i-r' Sirl, nmt thei'ctore n

for four ei.iirso ot the Biltersst tiii-k-iismu s isirtii'U-

every day forty miles an hour hundred and six miles, and from

I had been with my sister Efim fora

long walk in the afternoon, on one of T :,n -i- -

those glorious days wo so often get in 11" talk, you know. 1 lie} re

October, and we returned laden with i bi making eni elmib.

berries and many colored leaves. 1 lingered on the terrace that ran in front of our house after Etlie had gone in, know.

I Inry ilcfirablc. r?i>eemlly I :■ out* I. .,, i,;, . A? a reiuedy tor '-

to Glasgow is made in ten hours, at foil} fia. ikt»■•u.ncss. ami l-'wil , i

and one-lialt miles an hour. Let Amen-

m * * TM t

MEDICINE

I is nothing comparable to this

lie feeble and _ _ , , . ,, „ . tii'pri I AD in»t (**»nfounil tins Mat hi .*? 1.-i dsnt- ii i-lains. tnerc 1 * Ait'Feeble and Exhausted Constitution with \\ hoicbome rc-1 v iolent cnthHrticp, uhenp dec.K tions 't' vilo

one-imit miles an hour. IvOl Aincn- ^,,5 ‘ ' ilntgs, and rr.inousi intoxicants innocently laengineers do that before they becin ]• ,. r snlc In-nil DrUB*l?t? nml Dealers'ccnornllv. '“'le-l "t.itter?.'' MA1.T DI'l It];:- n-i i.il n> .11. ... .. 1 rri > .. .. . - I I'opular confidence because i»r<*i';ired Sr m 1 »i

tormented Malt, 11 ips and Quinino and other

• •- ” • , - to the -

chine, than enter one of them. Indeed, . .1 .1 . l- 1 1 this dislike of all foreign notions recall? 1 !"S H'" ‘ the time that F red said the story of one of this nation, who call-j u ' 1 n ! 1 ' . t 1 1 ed out to his comrade: “ Bill, who goe- i * N “ r 1 wft,t lo, ‘C. for 1 h « (1 ' jnl » there? " A strai- h t r:1II !fi' r . (aken one turn when T saw him coining F.ave ‘arf a brick 1.0, Bill. j through the trees along a little- pain

young yet

An Old English FIngini ku.

Vital Statistics. [New York World J

Dr. Wm. A. Hammond lectured last' evening at (.'bickering hall for the benefit of the Young Men’s Hebrew association upon “The nervous system and some of-

Dr. John Bull's

Smith's Tonic Syrup

F0KT11K CUKE OKI

i-’i:vi:r and ague

OK

Will cure or prevent riseue.

>tlsk v. ill dii* ni colic, Bottr or Lung I

Fuihz’s J’owCfv* are nsed In Bow(Icrs will ciiru and prevent lb

'era hi lire vent G.

In t

•event HooCnoLXi; »

will preveni GAi*Kb i:; Fowl, »

nulls and 1VYor.

IIy Turkey

¥’ : jrt/.’M Fowidg-m will Increiifc the qiuuitit - ■i. v jI crcum twenty per cent., and make i.m* luittvi-.

TUi'l

L'U.

: Hint

ITZ'b FOM I'KRS WILL GIVE SATISUA

m/*s Fowdcm will enre or prevent alni-.Hi k\ li * -si? a 0, r: t|,„r Horsea and Cuttle nr“ liei” t<«.

•S-hl every via* re.

DAVIT? i2. FOUTZ. Froprtotor,

BALTIMOXtE. Aid-

TUTFS pis I &f

w B ekHM Sb-ivw In - f. and lui- had some <

partment. The straw-l«-rry, cheirv, api ole and gooseberry arehis principal fruits. Feaebes and grapes are mainly hot-house products, and are great luxuries. He cannot, owing t<* bis climate, get them otherwise, but were it not for his prejudice he would open a large market for our canned green corn, tomatoes and

peaches.

This prejudice is a tax not only on his 'palate but on his purse. In order to

cents a pound

The only vegetable much eaten is the I | t V a ,Ung‘f r oi'n the wo.Hk? wbirh'surn.mid- I 1 * mmufa* 1111 '""**- ’ ’d am l ^ Lle^hat'tlte 1 Sitlfco^ldO ^our Jiott,; into the game,, .. ^ 1 . |hsuaded to introduce it to his interior <le- gtundin^atid Uie HtUe gateat ihe'end ilf; than ( ''VuN 'i'm ^ lhC

the pat!, there was a wide lawn. A? | s 1,lU ‘ U " 1

F’red came toward n.rover this lawn I

.”“^vhS , Sl.“ i ™wh , enT.h?i C h d i

I of liis lonely house with no one to meet

him when fie went back after a hard ■' , vr,,,l,1K< '. day’s work. I almost made up my mindj [Philadelphia Prc..,] on the spot that 1 would give in and be Pickpockets should not wear loosely married at the time lie wished, but not fitting diamond rings. A purse con*

too quickly, for I had always rather taining five dollars was abstracted from U v« r y ca-s m-rc- urtain 1 prided myself on sticking to what I lirsti » » • , * . ,. . . y .

! Kiid.

I»fe< i(*us irigrniionts. according

of Liebig, am) arc richer in the cl rest arc to permanent health the

valescent, Consuniptivc.OverwDrkc LNervou - 1 ■ • 1 Ion?, Dyspeptic* Bilb us* :• i d ft sit in ai petite, lhan nil other forms • ! Malt or Modirine. The genuine are plainly siyned * v tho company, oold every whore* MALT 1IT1KHS rn.URWN . I:n.*MAF>. Kh «S«». W «.W».wvuwn- •*»

i’o (’oiisiunpti\ (*s.

Tho advertiser, having b'vn pevina.Tiont»y cured of that drotol di?o:i -e» '’onsu.i.; tiun. by a ► iinpic remedy, is anxioii* to make kd wn to his tellcw-sufferer* the means «>f cure. To :*D who desire it. he will -» u.d a copy ot the i»r< '< rifiti(>n u. ed, Ireo ot eharge. with the dirce-

and using the same, which re cure for Consumption, Ac. Parties wifhing tho

ic proem

e.G'.-nts that \V. ik, C’on-

tions for preparing i

to say tluu the number'of men who com- tleTft-. As’iCi'.BnLhi.D 1 . A- Panic nut suicide on account Ot love troUDies uei-tnin and permanent cure ot A.yuc and Fever prescripti'in. will please oddreg?,

(.r Chills aiui Fever, whether of short i r long: Rev. E. A. Wilson, l'-‘i Penn, i

standing, lie refers ti> the entire Western and { burgh, N. \ .

Southern country to bosr him testimony to tho truth of the a*e«rtion that in no ease whatever

will it fail to euro if tho din ii«-ns ri strictly 4 GEM LEMAN who suf. red for y r 1- , followed and carried cut. In 0 greot many jtXw-rvou Derulity, Breniature Un ay, .n:

lias been fuHieiont for n|i|| C effuets of youthful indi.-eretion, will

St., Willi a id.'

tim ‘1-1

KHUOlkS OF YOFTII.

single doso

y, and all

f°r

tlian bis American

beef, and Da? had e-me curious experi- hi ; (f^^r^IidTreetiiig,'’and cnees Ih -ides. One F.nglish family, in - int o |, is tir< . (l WV es, the feeling vain struggling with the fuinine prices of C()ulll ^ i,,,,,.],.- :l „ vw | t( . r( , w T,h English beef, resolve-1, af er mud, anx- t „ (lil . ..[.t of ^ and 1 nms thought and s^eulati-m about its j th . lt h(> ; hou ,,, wnit for lne

effect on their taste and their health, to

a lady’s picket while she was riding in one of the cars of the Union line on Sat-

it. wmi ,| r( j. tv hut when sin- L-ot home she dis-

I looked .1 I,. - . .

<■«?-'? a . ... r . , ..... »■.,«, ... .........u. ...... . ......... ..... .... euro, and whole tainilieF have • ta n cured by a \j kC ,,j’ min'oring humanity, son<l fn <* t j all single i>'»ttle, with tt perli*«t nut ^ration 'd fne j w [jo need it, the roeipo ar.d direction for in ageneral health. It is hnwevt r prudent, and in kjjic the situ pie remedy by which he was cured.

tain t* eure.itjts use is con- Sufferers vv ishing to pmlit hy the advertiser’s

•erionec can do k» Ity addressing In perfect

JOHN B. ot* 11 v '

tinned in smaller doses for a week or tw

| buy the American beef. To their great - v m be had been

vived the experiment. 'I’lu ir four ser-1 vants, however, had heard of the blasphemous meat and would not touch it.

SYMPTOMS OF A

TORPID LIVER. L^s»s of Appetite. Nnufieii, bowManostivn. jhe Dack'part.^^am UDciGr tlio afiouldor-

rjp^'^terTmtiiirr^ ^vitk q 'jijim*

uiiuationjocxoTtioiT(TtlTacly ou:n!nd, lr?i" Vjd?iIit^;^of_tB»mprr t /jOvv sr irits, 11 !! oas^ol ^n^TnoryTuTtir?! foonno: ntTmvTnR nogto^tea

w— <i.i**»i v—* i, a4-. Iiunituvj*

(tomeduty* weanrutMs, j'•'/■/.iiic . . :t’**r-

if-art. J lots iE-' Th " TtH-ory and P,--»'<ir.-. Yeflow hkip, H.-tidiu-h! i;'ertlo:mnV)is~at IPhiladcffln. Chr. L Henl.t ]

Tj«tu, highly colored L* rim A woman of brains suggests that girls, IFTHESE WABNINGSAKEUNHEEBED, no matter how wealthy their familius,

BE DEVELOPED should be brought ui) to some occupation

TTTTr SFILLS arecNprrinlly ntlnpteA to , , , Pilch case** one <toMO cllcetft such ft ehuiigo WiUTCby tllOV CftU C<iril IU1 110116? t llVlfliX

ef feeling eg to eiitowlah the guflfercr* 1 . . .

A Noted Divine says: Br. TUTT •—Donr Sir: For ten yoor^ I have boon 4 martyr to DyHpep8ia,ConHiipation aud Piles. IjiaL rrring your Pille werorecoramonded ; 1 used them. I am now a wol 1 man. hate good appet ifce, digest ion parfeot, regularateols, piles gone, and havt'gaine'l

longer; but now li-

me,

bail

in the hour of need. How many parents ! are bringing up their daughters in this , way? By practice, if not by precept,

v-*rlect, reffulur Moolp, i-ilp» pnne, am! Ii»vi<kiui lorty pound? tl-.* h I h- y n\.-’rt !i t tji-ir i:: o 1

KEvOEj^vPi^sOXlA-uiavtJle, K j.

T^ify Inrrriii5^nr!^^ip!mTe^Iml Cause t!-<* tody to Take o.i thuB tlio syftt ni is linurl.hrd, and by thrlr Tonic Ai tlnn on ,la> IUkomiIvp Oi-KniiN. l(e*iiilnr stool.are pro-’.i-i’.l. I 'i ire y .-* i -. .l.-> iHirrnvM..N. V.

every daughter of well-to-do parents is inculcated with the idea that her proud and inevitable destiny is to bo some man’s wife and be supported hy him in

reno

no time to stay sent for to a

would not return till about the same time on the next day. “ I Shall come home by the path over the rock,’ F.e said; " 1 shall get back sooner that way, and be with you ear-

lier.”

“Oh,” 1 said, “don’t come that way alone in the dusk. Remember you will

, . covered that the adroit thief had left a I . diamond ring in its place. The ring litis mm ! luvn pronounced by competent jew- !• lers to be worth $3iM>. Its owner will

tin* disease lias been clict kcd, more esi in difficult and long-Gandine cases. I this medicine will not require* any aid l

nd in | t i,ie c ‘;n- SulV*

" l 1 ’,.‘ r expcrioncc can i ' ' ,a y i ctmfidonco.

nuilly

medicine will not require any aid l«» keep! bowels in good order. Should the patient, !

bin 41

UBN,

12 (N d r -i . N . V< rk

tlic bowels in g< however, retjuiro

probably nuVbi' v-Luia Uia prop- ity.

IV<m H«* Fix«*«l ’« , Tr».

A steerage jiassenger from Liverpool, Monday, had iitrunk witha false bottom, in which the inspectors found stored away twenty-one gold and gilt watches,-twenty-four silver watches, nine revolv-

entharti ' ni»)-ti'iue, aft-r ! I *V 1 jN I I 1 * I N •

!i ?in«b■'rtI*-se-11 Ito i?'sV ".'i i\7;.Vl*lu.s wuTl-i' 1 Dvcmare too fat or nn.l wn.it Isiitiieicnt. know now to change your condition, send for Tlo L'cnnim" Smith’? Ti'fiir ? -ru p n;u?t h n v -’ 1 "1> ''! tho wink, I n: hm.I I.-'ih. Itomitain? Dr. .I. lin Hull'? iTiMito ?,-iin .'-•i. Ii-.ttlo. : o'»M, 1’ii'to JlyKieni-'. Dnti ti.' :,i, I J lo rni-iulio Dr. .1..bn Hull nnlvlia? th- rivl.t t.. mi.niil'nc- will onaMo i,i,v ,.no to roiluoa lure iui'1 .-.'ll th ..ru-.mil J..; ii .1. Smitli’? Ton- !u ,' lr ' f. 1 ' '« corpid.-i t "f ini f.- .t .1 M.iiii iai,. Syrup. ■ I l.oui? v i lie. Ky. Kxaiuiiir well the - lc ' 1 : 11 i?.'''i'iio n in . "U'.-r y. t • mi-rili, nmo Inbol on ouch t'"ttlo. It tny rrivuto rtamp i? • >-o ttn'l it? ihri -'U' 11- -‘nn l-• e:i?ily undernot on each bottle do net purchase or you will "B’od. It “noul.l no read by < \ cry fat or lean

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Dr. .!< >1 £ N 1 >1 I *1 *. MONEY ' : /

I’roflt?! StcH-ly Damind! Don’t

Manufacturer and Vender of

era, eleven watch charms, one pair gold

cameo set of sleeve buttons, thirty-seven SMITH’S TONIC SYRU°.

be riling, and even in broad daylight and j old silver spoons and liirk-, two gold lead BULL'S SARSAPARI' LA 1-i,. 1. . 1m * z*.i v, .ftt ’ 1 txnnni I t \\ 11 L-*i <•* a «» rf ri/lcrti^ u ’

Sales! Large xrvm.i miss this ( pi ortunity to

BULL’S WORM DESTROYER, The Fui uliir Kemedic? of the Pny. ff-ciPAL cm:: kcsilin st., icticvaii.zr.

iy i

A„a.i,-. s a.i,, 8n=

TUTT’S HAIR DYE. ghat Haih or Wetipkeid* changed to a Glossy f lack by a siagie application of thi* Dye. it ima ^' 1,ura * Dolor, acts Instantaneously. Fold ry Uruggiats, or pent by express on receipt of $1 Office, 35 Murray St., New York.

OilSV lUU’IIUC'. -*Y liu min YCljr vciuocs |

n, in} a man, " I-'- lia?

| mite as to have become the life partner of such a daughter, to look btick upon a

- wasted and misspent life.

walking one Im? to be earefitl.” | i>encil cases, two nm ktim s cartridges, a “Nonsense. Linnet!” said F'rcd, tak- lot of drawing toolo h. d one glass watch

ing ls»th tny hands in his. “Red Rover cbaruL

and I know every step of the wav, even if we were Imth 'blindfolded; only, Lin- Dwelling houses containing more than

net, dtirling, I don’t want to worry you, six rooms are very scarce in Kansas ^ [ ^ ,

I a,: ,, townssouthof Topeka, although there .... , now to help me.” are very large and ahowy business block* | $55.66er

“F'oolish hov,” I said, kissing him; in those town*. — tr.-o. E.-;. Ittni.ol T A cu., ^IsFuDirn Ki,

'we will talk a! nit this another time. Do not inters|ierse your language with ^" 11 ' ^

And aa I said this I thought of the foreign words and high sounding terms.

• ....'ike mency I ul

lit NT At t’u. 21) Aim st..

end

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for circulars.

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TRADE MARK I , i Greai Kx TRADE WARE

Msii Ubmepy an unfailing cure f«*r Seminal Weak nessbfier-

mattorrhea. notency.and Bifoases tho

follow as n s -

quence of SelfAbuse ; as Lopp

DEFCRE TAKIN3. i\ , AFTER TACIRfi.

itle, Bain in the Rack. Dimne

Churches of different sects in a small town are very like rival corner grocers, each watching with jealous eye the increase of his neighbors trade.

ivcvritt Lassitu __ of Vision, Premature ol-l Ace. amt many other

. . , , Disease? thatleail to Insai. ity or Consumption together the U .hiiws afK.pt itiiin uni will draw ridi- A ’ t | L_| ' /\ L_J and a prenmture itrave. 1’ivjl liarti- nlai in

m.vt m-nnin.. wl„ . f al, ml.l h t him see ! ..1 .. . . ’ W V / -ITZL -ELl C7^ , our ,.n.il|.hl« •. whirl, we desir.-t .em! -ee hy next eiening, Will It I sh.ntl 1 tet tnni sec , eule UJK.)I1 }OU. . . . , mail to every one. The S|-e ;fir Medieinn ithat he should ask me no more 111 vain. . Cooper ?li». imi? .Ielive.l to any l'i>rt q tl.e I t „i,| i,y all drut'Ki*!? .n 51 |.. r i n k ?iv

IV hen a disobedient “kid” is taken elty ntjOecnlxj r.jo.id. and niee kii.dlit.y, •, ;l .haB.> tor .r will he ..-nt tr..

■ “ '■ “ ‘ ney by iidaressini..Tt-E GHA Y

So. TO Meehanle?* Bloek,

H

He returned my kiss withont a word, nn-l left me, and as I watched him go across tho lawn I seemed to hear again:

“ Won’t you come to me?” And mv heart answered back:

“I will', I will!”

I went in, feeling sad and vexed that

... [trimming* and culled rtnvrrj for mle rhcHp. i riceiel id the in'o

across hia father s knee it gives him the. Leave ordcra at tho Kolliny M <11 Cocncr shop. MEDICI N K c’o., l*t.l l ...li.t.it 1 I tin Si..* V’5r.l»* I JOHN lllLKY. Detroit. Mil'll. S

kid knee complaint.—jLin. ^at. Night, Those wicked boys calling FAflah “Oiu

baldhead," proves that Eliiab was a mar-

ried man.—(Cin Saturday Night

PILES

fully de*frtbnl with afirnliftc mrvlr of rurr. 1 rof. Harrit* illu»lr»tpi| lamp!.IH aent fret* on application. II Wilds Id Yf Mt\ CO., Mltsf |g » ItvuiUla, *»lh A Market Hl». t SU i-uuifs Mo*

I U IXJ.VI .» *« vrv».. JW iVlCUIIililltt .K J»|(4(*K, Detroit, Midi, Sol l in Green *astieRid every- ! where else by all wholesale and retail <lru»r-

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•'n’cilTwANTEd"f.T l..oVi — fm I2LH I jfna rxduci J 33 per ct. Neliootl FuLloh'p Ct.,, St. Louts, Mo.

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