Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 September 1880 — Page 6
PICKED-UP PARTICLES.
A Compound Tlnctur© of the most valuable remedies known to th© medical profession, prepared upon strictly
pharmaceutical principles*
An «*xjw*ri«nc»» of twnnty-fivn yp/ir* provo* it to be the KrenU'st Antidot«; to M.tlnritt and all other A«uo
• the world.
liSt i
OT.':-:
"V
influen« <iH known t<> the wo
The fjnly absolute cure f.»r all AfTrrt inna of tins
Kidneys. In Liver ( oinplnint. I all lliH«»rd< re of the BowoIh, ami
Ilona of th«* Thr«»it nri«| Liiiucm, it is equal fjlirurinu*, wlule as a remedy for compiaiate peculi
t-. iij.' famiie wx a has no equal.
NOT A BEVERAGE
But nn old rHInhlo HoiiNchold Kenicdy.
thoroughly adapted to assist nature.
It supplittH tone to the stomach, reinri^orates the digestive organs, Htiraulahm the secretions, and pronoting a nigular action of tin* bowels, enables every organ of the h<*ly to perform its allotted work regu-
larly and without interruption.
Its highest coinnicndationM come from those who have UM*d it longest ami known it best. Nowhere so popular as in I^incaster, Pa., where it
has been in uw* for more than a quarter of a rentmv.
Highly romint'iMled iim ii l.eiu'rul Tonic
Miss Flora Sharon, daughter of Senator Sharon, is betrothed to Sir Thomas
There are few safe robberies. Hesketh, a wealthy Englishman, who, in Jail birds are con lined in guilt cages.— tho course of a tour round the world in Boston Transcript. his steam yacht, has been making a stop
There would lie fewer young fools if at San Francisco. there were more wise elders. —; —-—-—-—■
Over a million of rfot. Guilmette's
Success m most things depends or. ,, rench Ki( , Pad8 , la v e been sold in knowing how long it take, to succeed. ( Kr) , nce Wha will dare say they are a
Blushing is a suffusion—least seen in humbug?
those who have the most occasion for it. 1 “Take care!” says a timid exchange.! Tcter Kendrick committed suicide at “Yes, but take it in small doses.”—[Me- Boston because ho dreamed that Christ Gregor News. accused him of murderieg two men.
Highly romiiM-iHlnl as* a (•<‘nt*rul Tonic iiuti Apprti/.rr. Sold by Druggiuts everywhere. THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH A !.;rgt* ri/.ctl pai>er dertcriptive <»f diaoa***, ifn origin and < urc, will bo mailed free to any addrewi on
upplication to
THE MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO. Luncanter, Pa. strongly reoommend to mothers Prof. I*iirker ? M Plenwanl Worm Svrup. It novcr fnils, in easy t<» take, and no afUir-puysic itt required. Price, ccuts.
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It is said that plack-eyed people sometimes tell lies and tlie blue-eyed some-
times stretch the truth.
The medicine man of the Philadelphia Chronicle says that a good physician
carries his skill in his heals.
The reason that persons file their marriage intentions is that everything may pass off smoothly.—[Yawcob Strauss.
Only the actions of the just
Smell sweetly and blossom in the dust.
—-Ijames Shirley.
Every work designed for mere amusement must lie expressed in language easily comprended.—[Sir Walter Scott.
The phonograph is almost a forgotten I ,.,; n e r;l |iy i but in nil lhat tiino there has not invention. It talked back, and soon he- ,ingl. complaint made, baton th. ooncame unpopular. [New Orleans Pica- ; trary the druggists and the peoplefacknatvledgo yune. it to be the bust remedy for the cure »! Coughs, ’Squire: “Got your eve in mourning Colds, Consumption, lironohitis. Asthma and again, I see, Pat!” Pat: “Oi have! It’s *" inn. diseases. tv 41
in mournin’ for the batin’ I gave that
brute Rafferty this day!”
Fellows’ Syrup of Hypophosphites, hy restoring streugth to the nerves and muscles of the stomach, cures dyspepsia, which is but the result of loss of nervous strength, followed by muscular re-
laxation.
Prof, llirurn Corson, of Cornell Uniuersity, believes that since his daughter’s death he lias on several occasions
seen her “materialized spirit.’’ I <»lt I'llIIC I I VEAlt*.
For thirty years Wistar’s Balsam of Wild [Cherry has boon kept for tale hy druggists
almost a forgotten ,. f . ner ;,iiy i>ut in
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, Prirmcrl'i I>r. Cbnicj'n Kidney Cure.)
tlie omIj rnirv
•HIM*, and
I A Vpr** table lirepar itieil iirel tlie «»• i lv nn l«*«l> in tb<’ \v »rl<l ler eSi iglifm 9kit»«-ai
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I remeu.v i , llliibi‘14**. j I’rlanr.v
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I of I llP-;e sl.tteinentM.
I fit) Fort!:
iimmiaiH of Ihc* highest order In proof
The only source of wealth is labor.— [Pericles. They didn’t know anything about poker or being a champion pitcher in Pericles time.—[Boston Transcript. Education is a better safeguard of liberty than a standing army. If we retrench the wages of tlie schoolmaster, we must raise those of the recruiting ser-
geant.—[Everett.
It comes kind o’ sudden like, just the congregation have finished
all lung diseases. An Iowa woman prayer meeting
sent hts
ly 41
wife to a
to prepare herself for
death, as he intended to kill her when she returned. She went, hut didn't go
hack.
h<* run* <if V)i:«i>«'f «■«, cull for War-
F» Ilf '
and HT«*r i nrf*.
1IOVT -HAKE A WlfcTAKE. Why will you use salves ami lotions and other outward appliances for tho cure of skin diseases? The relief thus obtained is only temporary. Why not strike at tba root of all skin i diseases by getting your blood and liver in a
, ^ r r »» i i Mnging healthy, vigorous condition? This can only Salvation s free, to hflve the preae her i j lC ( j onc effectively and thoroughly by the use
Hnb<*lo*» ( ii
r the cun
| fhvi ax, -4. call for
| mrr % \.if« it c I • ,r l he
• ( iii-i*.
ire M Itrifslit’w nml the other IVai’iitT*** Mile lilUm-j
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WARNER’S SAFE BITTERS. It isthob»'st RI<»o<t BurlfliT, funl stfmulate.i
uclion, uiul
II H (h**b*'st ItMMxt I'ui'lfM‘i’, am vary fuiicMon fo more healthful jtliiis a iionefit In nil diseases.
fKiliusn lieiu’lit In nil (liseiu^oH.
It« ii Si i f»fiil4»UM 1 <1 « tli<TNkIn I rupind DhPiukfes, Including Cniieero, IT-
I oilier Sor* 1
IimI < thorSkin F.i
Effonv uv B fern, ami
j < UtiNf I fml loti. I>iulri«‘n«^ (veni’rnl l>«
. nrecuroil by the Sn
an a led a?
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in. tV<*nkri'-«« of Ihe StOf*ll»cl , l hy tlx*Nan* liltt©nk Ills hs an appetizi*r and regular tonic]
announce that “the collection will now be taken up.”—[Boston Transcript. When lovely woman hears strange news.
What form of speech so efficacious To give expression to her views,
As this plain English—-“Goodness gracious!'*
—[Chicago Journal.
It is claimed that a man never loses anything by politeness, but this has £bi": proved a mistake. As an old Philadel-
amiMlIZ'*r and regi
til- - of two .V/G . ; pricos, 5<k*. una Rl.OO.
Uix*q
Bot
WARNER’S SAFE NERVINE Quit'kly elves Host nn'l M«m-p tothePiifTcrlng, < urnt i««*3ifln< li«* nii'l ’N«-»n iil*;ln. prcvt’iils > r»ll«-|»lt«-> ii*. an I n lx’Vt ' Nortota* Irnlion i ij hy < \' « “-iv** dnnk, gyurI work. im nial mi « anti oth* r cauNc ii I I’nwi rlul as it is t ' p t ,tin fun) sootlu* disS tnrlH-d Nerves, it i. v. r li.jun s the ayulem,
.
Bottles of two sizes ; prices, 50c. and 81.00. WARNER’S SAFE PILLS Are an Immediate and active stimulus for a Torpid Liver, itml run* Coativ**ne«B. DyipepBla, Bil-
*ncBB. Bllioui Diar-
ivor uld
. Dyapcpsla
cbb, Bllioui
Malaria, Fevci Ague, und Bhould. \vben< vi r i ho hmvels do not operate freely and regularly. No <il iker I'ilX require
Fur lli'irm
< to. n l>
V urnrr'h Sal*- KeaiedlM
aoM , Hi uggisi iu M» 4llrlne e»»*r
phian lifted liis hat to a young lady the wind carried away his wig.—[rhiladel-
; phia Chronicle-Herald.
A Boston man has invented a process of making paper boxes directly from the i pulp. It is said that by tlie use of one set of his machines thirty thousand boxes can he produced in a day, at less thar one-third of the lowest market price ol hand-made goods.—[N\ Y. Rost.
ill her I'ilU requlri
hitiNlI rinar* fur tlmrutigh urL. I'rlre < t». n hoi.
it’* Sale K«airdies nr«
k llealcr»
r»rr> wliere.
H. H. Warner & Co.,
l*ro|»rli*t«*n»,
RCXJIT ESTER, N. Y.
•*T!i« m«lits of mi Ainorlcan.**
[Rochester Democrat.]
He was about five foot five or theres abouts, stoutly built, and dressed in a | suit of faded black. His face was round and somewhat studious in expression, to 1 which a heavy pair of glasses greatly | added. In either hand was a carpet bag of ancient style while the high hat was of the kind which went out of date in
| the spring of 1859.
I He came through the long hall of tlie central depot with tho air of a man who considers no one his superior, but when I the man at the gate said, “Ticket, sir,’’
ifjj : lie looked rather wild.
“What am I, a hog?” he muttered,
_ j,,- 'dropping both carpet bags in the door-
s ill ,ih! ofYol.ie, Huns or I.Vs,i Fk Way.
■; ee,!,':T;[!-;oi;e,:^,!X'vmHoorHou : ,:, I the d.H.rkee«.er quietly pushed the i ' i, will prcvuul uaiks in Koui.i carpet bags aside, and the crowd went in
and out, while the old man raised both hands and declared he had been twentyseven years in this country and hud “the
Ifr* O XT T Z 'Si -
MOUSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
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MUl but
HOBxK Will <1 It! Ol
tho qnnr
i.i twenty por cent., uiul nuku tlx- butter nnu
kvebT
I ’if.'.'S PoWllffR Will
I>l ‘-KAHR that Ih
111 euro or prevent almost a mi l < attic nn* heir to.
^ol«
are I
t s powiuiits will (jivk Satisfaction. 1 everywhere.
DAVID E. FOUTZ. Froprletor. BADT1MOBE. Ud.
m q?:: mmmtr VEEY EASILY KA1IASED, ECONOMICAL ItT FUEL, JtXD CCARANTEED TO five ferfeel Satiiliction Every'pbre.
BUY
rights of an American.”
] The passage-way was blockaded in a ] moment, ami then Detectives Kavnnagh and Brown came, but he would go no way save to the train. He had a ticket for Builalo, but would show it only to the conductor. The ollicers saw at once that it was a peculiar case and nt once seized his hags and himself and rushed him into tlie depot, he at all times protesting about bis long residence in Amer-
ica and Ids rights.
Then he was placed on the train, but with some dilKculty, his loud tone and active gesticulations allbrding amusement
to the crowd attracted to him.
Once inside tlie car he quietly sat down Ix-side his carpet-bags, muttering over and over, “Mv ticket, yes, I keep
my ticket all right.’’
of Dr.Uuysott’s Yellow Dock anj 8arsai>urillu. ly 41 A husband eloped from Portage, Wis.. with a widow and her two daughters. After traveling as far as La Crosse, he deserted tho mother and one daughter, disappearing with the prettiest one ol the girls, NOW IN Tin: TI.HIL Don’t wait until you are nearly dead and bed-ridilcn. Don’t wait until you find, to your sorrow, that mineral poisons and alcoholic stimulants, bitters, etc., will onlyasKravate diseases of the blood, kidneys and liver. But now, before another day passes, make haste to procure und use Dr. Ouysott’s Y'ellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. It never fails to cure all blood and skin diseases, all liver complaints and urinary troubles. ly 41 Thomas Young, of Perkinsville, Ind . looked into the mouth of a cannon to see if it was loaded, while somebody torn lied it off. Ills head wa- blown off. a «(« i:i:k not ion. Many people|t!iink it cheaper to buy 2. r i cent sines of a proprietary medicine. But they make a mistake. For instance. Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry contains ui^bt times tlie quantity of ordinary 25 cent cough balsams. Besides it takes a less quantity nt Wistar’s Balsam to cure a cold. A single dose is often suffioient. For deep-seated Colds and Consumption it has proven itself to bo the best and quickest cure ever discovered. Iy41 Heed’s Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria. Complete [stock of Qutensware and Glassware, at lowest possible prices, at GEORGE WYSOXG’S, Northwest corner of tho Public Square. tfo Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic cures Dyspepsia. A’o have much pleasure in recommending Thennaline to our readers as an absolute cure for malaiiu. The mnnufac turers’ nai ie alone is a guarantee of it* merit, It sells at 25 cents per box. For particulars see advt. For sale at Allen’s liiug Store - dm 52
lists m»
Smythe, Terry & Co.,
Tlie Fear of Fat. [ London Lancet.)
No doubt it is unpleasant to be ex'cessively obese; but the morbid dread of ! fat which has in recent years become fashionable has no foundation in physiological fact. Fat answers two purposes ‘ -it acts as a non-conducting envelope ! for the body, and protects it from too 1 rapid loss of heat, and it serves as a store f In the course of exhausting diseasesit not unfrequently happens that the life I of a patient may he prolonged until the I reserve of fat is exhausted, and then he
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We have on hand and arc daily receiving a dies of inanition. . . full line <.f Furniture -if the very latcrt and Fats supply the material ot tlie iieaiiiest atyler, which will be sold at hover pricer • .. ).; c | 1 vitality mainly dethan the .“am* quality of goods can be pur- lUg Process 0U WUlCn VIutm.v . chased elsewhere in the county. pends. In great excess It IS mconvu^
lent; but the external
t ADDICT IKING. We mike a specialty of undertaking, and guarantee ^atisfactioD in this line. NN e keep conrtantly o’i handafull line of coffins, caskets und burial robes of all sizes and styles. No. 22 East Washington Street, Greencastle, Ind.
layings on of fat
is no certain measure of the internal de-
velopment of adijKise tissue: much less does a tendency to grow fat imply, or
' what
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
^©2*3^’ v/ O-v ^tTKF.Conrad COOK, Sole agent for Pure Eagle White Load!!! very Keg Warranted. West Side public square,
Cctnclcrt/ GREEN HOUSE! Five bouses full of nico healthy plants VEBY CHEAP. BEDDING PLANTS 5 cents a dozen. VERBENAS, 50 cents a dozen. TUBE BOSE B LBS 65 cents a dozen. VASES from 50 cents to $5 50 each. 1 Plain and Fancy Itsixkols lloiiqiiol Holder**' Were Dexigiis, clr„ I’ll.I.DD D\ NIIOKT AOTIDD. ci t ri.owr.iis cote all lilADS or Di:< OKATIO\?>i We give more plants for tho same money than you can get elsewhere. City Greenhouse, corner of Vino and Walnut
streets,
DYEKGKGi:*, ’I'HCIT AND Nil % DD TKDES AM> VE<iET AliLE l*J. W I'N on N Y I.D tff-.t JOHN WILSON.
even suggest, a tendency to ^ known as “fatty degeneration.” time to speak out on this itoint, as most absurd notions seem to prevail. Again, it is not true that special forms of food determine fat. That is an old : and exploded notion. Some organisms will make fat, let them he fed on the , leanest and scantiest and least saccharine I descriptions of food, wtiile others v^ill not ' be “ fattened” let them feed on the most “ fattening” of diets. The matter is one in regard to which it is supremely desirable and politic to lx- natural, adapting tlie food taken to the requirements of health rather than substance. Simple food, sufficient exercise, uiul regular habits with moderation in the use of stimulants, compose the maxim of a safe
and healthy way of life. An Enterprising: Newsboy.
[New York Herald.] ,
An energetic New York newsboy, dis covering that the numerous villages on the Long Branch railroad were not served with the morning journals until nearly noon, chaptered a small steamboat on .Monday morning and with a goodly supply of papers steamed for Red Rank, which he reached at half-past six a. m He dispatched another boy by wagon to Long Branch, who startled the vill:ii:rt - with the unexpected cry of “ New York morning papers!” He did a capital business ami dispuseu of nearly all his
stock.
After this he boarded the eight o’clock train at tlie station and while in the act of elearing out the remainder he was stopped by Conductor Mulford, who seized his bundle of papers and locked them up in the mail car. President Reckless, of the road, happening to lx- in the train, was appealed to by tlie boy, the result being the restoration of his papers, which he quickly sold, and the administration of a severe rebuke to tlie conductor. The passengers, admiring the enterprise of the young fellow, raised a handsome .'UF - for him then and there. Next day, however, his new business was nipped in the hud, a special news train, the result of the boy’s scheme, being put on.
It is a most agiacable dressing, which is at once harmless and effectual, fo r | )re . serving the hair. It restores, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded orgray,
11 ! s j light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep 11 18 , black, as may be desired. By its use thin
hair is thickened, and baldness often though not always cured. It checks failing of the hair immediately, and causes a nev growth in all cases where tho glands are not decayed; while to brashy, weak, or otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality and strength, and renders it pliable.
The Vigob cleanses the scalp, cures and prevents the formation of dandruff; and by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing properties, it heals most if not all of the humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it cool, dean, and soft, under which conditions diseases of the scalp and hair are impossible. As a Dressing for Ladies’ Hair The Vigor is incomparable. It is colorless, contains neither oil nor dye, and will not soil white cambric. It imparts an agreeable and lasting perfume, and as an article for the toilet it is economical and unsurpassed iu its excellence. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &, Co., Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. SOLD UY ALL DKUUUIHT8 BVUKY'WUKUg.
y ^^JSSAIC,
Bcod’s Gilt Edge Tonic n stores appetite. See a woman on horseback in an ■ o.her column, riding near Speer's Viu yards, with a bunch of grapes fiom which I’ort Grape Wine is made, that is so highly esteemed by tho medical profession for tho use of invalids, weakly persons and the aged. Sold by druggists, lyl‘2 Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever & ague Napoleon. .
fMme. De Remusat J l!lI4’lil<‘ll'X Al’IliCIS SltlVO. “I was educated,” he said, “at a milt- The best salve in the world for Cuts, tary school. Every one said of me,! Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fej‘That child will never be good for any- Cha PF' J
thing but geometry.” I had chosen a
si Mims
IHILliIP ALB.4UC-H announces to his friviids rind customers an 1 tho public generally ihut he is nirain at the old stand, in Hathaway Block, prepared to furnish staple and fancy Kroccries and provisions of the
bl‘. J t quality at lowest prices.
Highest Market Price
for all kinds; nf country produce,
mo a call.
Give
2tf
Idair.s Corns and all kinds of skin erup- . lions. The Salvo is guaiadteed to give
little corner of the school grounds where |ier f ect satisfaction in every case, or mon ’ I ti-. . i i I . I (itiil 11 f*/z f i i v v of too niiuai T. . r I ' .. .... Y..1 l*.,:,.,. <) “ .. ..4 . ...... 1.. ..
MADE ONLY BY
Eaelsif tat El., NT. LOUIS, 510. IMPOKTElta AND DEALERS IN TIN-PLATE, WIRE, SHEET IHOr? ,A.2TX> LYEBT CLASS OF GOODS USED OR SOLD BY TIN AND STOVE DEALERS. SEXn FOR Fit ICE LISTS. For sab- by J W Buffington.
NMPCVa
I would sit and dream at my ease, for I
have always liked reverie.
When my companions tried to usurp , possession of this corner, 1 defended it with all my might. I already knew by instinct that my will was to override that of others, and that what pleased me was to belong to me. 1 was not liked at school. It takes time to make one’s self liked; and even when I had nothing ] to do, I always felt vaguely that I had no time to lose. 1 entered the service, j and soon grew tired of garrison work. I
ey refunded. Brice, 25 cents For sale by Jerome Allen
per box
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PHILLIP ALBAUG-H.
G. W. BENCE,
Physician and Surgeon,
G KEEN CAST LE, IND.
A Sensible Chapter on Amusements. [Henry Ward Beecher at Cooper Institute.] All amusements ought to counteract a man’s business. If his business is chiefly muscular, his amusements ought to be brain amusements. Men whose occupations arc sucking dry their brains day by day should have amusements in just an opposite direction. For instance, how absurd it would he to advise a lawyer for recreation, after working hard all day in court, to play chess, and it would lie equally as absurd to say to a letter-carrier, who had been walking all day long, to take a walk after supper. There are many men for whom there is no such amusement provided. Where can a clergyman go to amuse himself? Why, if I were to go out for amusements as many do, the reporters would go for me, and if 1 were to go to hear the ‘Pinafore’ the fact would be known all over the continent the next day. Now, what provisions for amusements are made for lawyers and schoolmasters and merchants? Almost none. Our civilization makes but little provisions for the various wants of these classes, so far as wholesome amusement is concerned. Walking is good for a man, provided lie Inis anything to walk for. Next to that is riding, and I don’t know but if we could tly it would be better yet. Horseback riding is a noble amusement. I think for a man to override a generous horse is brutal. I think for him
,, .... „ „ ., to underride him is stupid. And let me Offico over ^'p^ftore. U-imlonc. say U|at jt is a pro:lt comfort to me when EVANS: & DEVORE, ,okof delations and read
Physicians and Surgeons.
Ofkick—Went side of the Square, over Taylor's Store. ]y50
Dounohue & Lewis,
A.TT RNEY AT LAW,
that there are horses in heaven. Well, if horses and dogs don’t have a hereafter 1 don’t know what will become of their
owners.
Workingmen are entitled to amuse- ‘ They should lie provided with
CIIKAB HACK FARE.—For many years New Yorkers have been trying to seeme as cheap back biro as they have in London and Baris, but hacking seems to still be a luxury with them, which only the rich can indulge in. Why hack at
!!?!'A?.2rj“..: i, ifr ul ” ly K 'r'IIlcal Estate, la i tames lints.
Practice in all the Courts. Probate business and collections a specialty. Deeds and morlKiijros executed and acknowledged. Office over Landes drug store, Washington st.
OKKKNCASTLK. IND.
"i.VlYV'-Vi v'4<CYV-Uy\\\.,
all hacking coughs and colds. A \%'4ni4l4*rnil IliM’ovc’ry.
began to read novels, and they interested ! For the speedy cure of Consumption imme.lintoly. rue deeply. I eten tried to write some. | nll( f a n diseases that lead to it, such as Brr.ons havii
I often let myself dream, in order that I
might afterwards measure mv dreams by the compass of my reason, f threw iny-
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds B>ronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain in the
Ofliee over Landes' Drugstore, East Washing-
ton street.
|6.00[l dollar, to loan on short time. Ai>|dy having business in our line should call
and see us. 16tf
J. R. M1LLKK,
T. T. MOOBK.
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used in the principal Churches for CgiiiiiiuD' ion purposes. S.\ccf?«*t£J lor LsmIiiV, VYrnkl) 1‘orMHis :iihI (Ki<‘ A^eri. SPEER’S PORT GRAPE WINS FOUR YEAR’S OLD. This Celebrated Native Wine is in:ulo from till juice of the Oporto Urnpe, raised in thi? country. Its Invaluable Tonic ami Strengthening Propcrli s
Native Wint
Urnpe, product
.’isiou.iii
Are unsurpassed by any oth<*r ooing tlit- pure Juice of the Hi
under Mr.bpeer s cwn personal supervision, Utility aiul genuineness are guaranteed. Tin youngest ehild may partake of if- generm. qualities, and the weakest invalid^ useitt advantage. Il is purtitularly beneficial totht aged and debilitated, anti suited to the variou ailments that affect the wi nker sex, ItuR
. • t A \V INK TO 1 •; KELlbDO.V.
Sl’EUK'S
KHUMiV
S • •J The P. J.
SIIKRRY is
Character, and partakes ot the golden qualitw of the grape from which it is made. For purit| richness, flavor and Medicinal Properties,h
Keif into an ideal world, and I endeavor- (side and chest, dry hacking cough tick ed to find out in what precise points it ,, jn tho thro IIoarsclie8Si Sore
uilierea from tlie Actual world in winch .... i i.. i nn- « . i,, , I lived. I have always liked analysis, 1 1 "" 1 u;1 chronic or lmgeung|—21 *--* Ipd ’ - offlc * gyna« Block.
and if I were to he seriously in love, I should analyze my love bit by bit. 1
diseases of the throat and King's Ni:w DisrovKttY has
ments. They should
concerts, and reading rooms and amusements which would send them back to their daily work, stronger in every respect. Any place with live thousand inhabitants that has not a reading room is not loyal to the true interests of the
working people.
There are some amusements that are good for some men that would be had for | others. In every instance, even in his j amusements, a man should cultivate the i moral quality, for a man who should gain everything and lose his manhood, comes to be, in fact, nothing. It is the duty of a man to make his home the center of
amusement for Ids family.
When 1 was in Germany I went to a great garden. There I saw'family after family—old and young—sitting under trees and listening to the music. They were drinking lager beer, which I think
lungs, Dr. JzbzsJ.Pbilzy. w.u.isO. Nf.ff. 1 ~f a ’ .\ ^ th ?>’ could have left that L? \ f T T t ^ \ r o xr t^ T" : out. But when I <mme home and saw no equal o iVI 1JL.L. 1 OC iSI | fathers going to Washington and other
Wind nl'SUI""'
|)iiri!l|
icinal Propel will bo iouml unexcelled.
SPEHU’S
J. ISraiuly.
This BKANDI Btands unrivaled in dj country, being far Biiporior for medieinalpw poses. ’ It is A PUUBdistillation from tbc irrapo nccontains valuable inedieinul properties. I 1th s a tlclieate flavor, similadto that of ti rotn which if iu , I i s I i 11 Ct 1. ana H
grapes from which it i* distilled, and great favor among first-class fainilies, See that the signature of ALFKKl* * 1 l 1 - Passaic, N. J., is over the cork ot each boh*' Sold by Allen’s Drug Store and b/
Druggists. Iyl2
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L.fn tt.gh, .of itv." * I VVoiu^n, ^Wukip^. •U»tr t*u>M and ■ or*, ttp. It i* r:m, a “ Private Medical Ailviurr M na discaiei re(uilirjc frou, impure seiiial utmns. so j on », If-abuse—th* n *4 fa. i| .-f » ■ -And pd. ■ •». n.x. i Nightly E»ij:**" ■>., L.i ( .f
ronnuorpd rather tli'iii Ktudii'd hist4)rv ' a jt_^ l .* i wx. x 9 ( i«vukm Lumg m# wusiiingu)ii *inu otner 1 ( |i,\ not care to retain, ami did not re- ’» nd h,s csUblished for itself a world-1 LAW j ^ces^fo^ amuxMiient-leaving ^ their
’ tain, anything that could not give me a wide reput: lion. Many leading physinew idi'a; I disdained all that was use- clans recommend and use it in their nracless, but took possession of certain re tico . The forinllla f rom w hich ‘it is i suits winch plcaseu me. ...
1 prepared is highly recommended by all j medical journals. Tho clergy and the
Love never enters into (’hinese stories, press have complimeuted it in the most
If you aro suffering fi lug ou a bed of Bicku
rom anas,
Hop Uiuen*
If yon aro a miniMti-r. eelf with your pastoral (Incut with care and work, or if you fet 1 weak and db-
knowingwhy, *
Hop llittcrH will If you aro a man of husFtrafn of your everyday ten*, tolling over your Hop Hlttrm will If you arc young, and
C ration, or uro growuig too
11 op Ilitters will
I poor health, or languid
| take cheer, for will Oiro Yon.
and havo owrtrtiMr’J
Ilratorr You
inoHs. weakened by |.
duties; or a man midnight work,
Strengthen You.
any ^ the ca*
Rollevo Yon.
Tf you are In the* work- sh<»p, on the fftrm, f ,
eating.
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Hop liittorn Ih
Wlmt You Need-
Tf you are old, and your pulse is feeble, 1° nerves utiKt4?ady,nud your|faculties waning,
it '-f .out,. —.n>t rfl.. »•> izft. t • t., r*. j.ing N.^t.ll, Em -.••■ti., L »i .*f . .’>4 iu ki> • ui.rnair. i, , .r ut ui.t .j-n |#iuag t,.aiir«ut xr<t ‘n.'-r > ,'«■# ,t.. % . , * ,‘ 1 '»"<• ''wt-i-t loat it-- .ifi.lt .hoaM fa. ., - * • t ( *• ..ii i f n .» > Il rot '. ns I»| . I .1 •ft I-Ml M-I WlUl VT.I ItJU I’UtS Kugl.'lfafl
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Go to your druggist and
The hero is always a chap who lias made glowing terms, his ducats in America by laundry work,' , . r
and the heroine is a girl who wants re :, get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a reguvenge on him because he killed her cat. lar size for !(1. l or sale at Allen's Drug —IN. V. Tost — :store. t(22
j Office, up stairs in Alhin's Blnelr, south .xide: raiiimes tor a wees
all Vh o cour u*o ftlpt B tate^an d "sol i c U ?u a I n • ti n would rather have th, G, - W
. til.'111 tllC JU11USOII 11*!1 t-SOt’K ! 11JT AlIlLT-
RR Agent’* profit per w.i k. Will icjui with his soimnitioii from his family.
!r t-. *? G.'Vtl r,l-!ot'T’ !C[\K, tis Fuf,Bn's,” 1 • 1 tllink tl,at thc churches, industrial New York, N. Y. ir.t44 ” clubs or guilds should see to it that the
—(icople arc provided with pnqier amuse-
Ilor Couan Cuoe Ia tho nwootost, eafeRt and lx 1
Ask Children.
One Hop Pad for Stomach, Liver and Kidnoynis‘"JT riur toallutbuTH. Cures by absorption. It ih iiti 1 ’ l). I. C. Ih an nb>*o1utc and IrreelfltfMe cure ennoHH, use of opium, tobacco and narcotics AIjovi! sold by dru^bts. Hop HIIUts Mfg. Co.
i'in|ier iharin^r dulivi : to ft nv i.artoftha! George Hcrbertsaid: One good motheity hi r.Oounis per luiui, ami kin.iiii .- cr ’o worth a hundred schoolmaster*.
[trimmincN and ciille ) mvi r f- r q;fi-1 In ::i. Leave orderti at the Uollin* Mill ('ouiier «hnp
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the home she is tlie lodcstone to heart*, and lodestar to all eyes.
AGENTS WANTED,he bell i-inittyk i
4*,1. Will knit a L 'I OK r4»inpl‘; ,
invente
Mat li I iu* ever in
Mo« kiiiKS IIKKK and '1 OK
linutes. it will hIho knit a
20 minute*, n w ill al«oknit a ;2t eat va • ; • >rk for which there is always a rea h'
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Muchiue Co., lUtf Washington fet., Hvmou,
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