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A Compound Tincture of the most valuable remedies known to the medical profession, prepared upon strictly

pharmaceutical principles.

An expr-rinnnn ol twritj !ivt* yi>nr- jirov-s It to h« o iio t Aiitul'1 ■ > Mnlnrlaand ail othiT A*cuo

to tho world.

oil

lion

tmr

. lit i

rure for &I1 AATeclioiifi of til© • I ompijiiiir, l>yw|M*p«in«

the

inlliu^ncos knf»wn li 'I’ho only abaolut0

KtdrifWH. In Uvit romplnlnfs ltyMpi*|»Hiiu OiHordorn of (hr nnd all AIIitii « of ih«‘ Tliront nml laUiiKHs d iH rqually >rioua, while iu a remedy for cumplainta pcculi&r

li«) femaie it has no equal

NOT A BEVERAGE n old rrllabl© IIonM©holiI Iteinody,

;hly afi.iptefl to amihl nature. ;>plies tone to the stomach, roll

Rewarfl

Over A Million

tz:t. SuiLiriTvz'n FBBNCII I

Have nl ready S jbeen.Sold in thi-1 1

country i

land in France;

every one of

whioh'.has kiv»• n

tier feet Hatisfac*

Uod,

and has porfortned cures

evet y time when used according

to directions.

Rut an old relialde thor«»uahly adapted to nr

It Mippnes t<»ne to tho stomach, reinvigomt^'s ligostive organn, Ftimulatoa the we rations, and pro-

ular i

digi

uniting

nvigornt<-8 the

kf n n*gi;lar action • ■ body to prrfo

organ of tho b<a Juriy and withoi It. 1 * highest rc

it* 8 the w eretiona. and of the bowols. enables * form its allotted work :

perform

terruptiot

datums

f»ut mi

highest eommeni

have used it longest and known Nowhere so popular as in I-ar-!.,i' been in us® for m"r<> than a

Highly roiiiiticndrd

i l*»en in use

-Uglily efiuiineiided un ii i and AppelliKiT. S i ' Itniggi

ime from those who

t it best.

Lancaster, Pa., where it

quarter of a eenturv. Lcnerul Tonic

THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH A large sized paper descriptive of disease, its origin and cure, will bo mailed fret* to any address on

application to

THE MISHLER HERS BITTERS CO.

Lancaster, P;i.

C -'"We stronglv recommend to mothers Prof.

Pnrker’H IMciiwuit W orm

fads, is easy t" t ike, and no aftcr-phys:c is required

Price, ^5 ceuts.

ever r^d.

| ■ 1 u ti ■ | t r . uT Id -

Eck;

The Cockney Walk.

Richard Grant White in the Atlantic says: Most Englishmen of the lower middle class and the lower class in cities have a way of walking which is a distinguishing habit of common life. I had observed it in Englishmen of this sort in the streets of New York, where I could tell them by it as far as I could see them. They lay themselves out in their walking as if they were doing a day’s work. They walk not only with their feet and legs, but with their hijis and shoulders and with their arms, not swinging the latter, but arching them out more or less from

their sides.and nutting them forward - —

Ktitilvnx thev step Withal they look ""e rm* fuy i.. Hu-nfflicO iI and douMink one? stimyas I ..Vj' * I that we will pay the above reward for a . conscious of their walking and seem well yin.-ie ra.-.- nf I

pleased that they tire doing the correct , A ~T\/r~h~i , . „ , , , . That tlir Cnd I ii 1 s to cure. This .rent remi'ily

'1'his gait and carnage of the body is «ill I’osi rivt:l,V and PKItM \NHNTIA nr.-

most remarkable in the s ddiers that one

sees about the streets OI liOluIon find Oil Iricontincnce Ai.'i Retention of tlfcl i in< .In garrison towns like Canterbury, and in Hrmation m the Kidio ys. Catarrh of the liia i ll„ vulgar creature who has come to b* I NcVv"^ w'o.kaM^lnd'lu known as ’Arry. disorder.of the Hl.dder and I rln ury Organs You will meet two soldiers tightened r r-ontracud by private Uiauii.-o or oth

up to the extreme of endurance in thi i i . \ , >i i ,

scarlet shell jackets, with little flat caps "ale Mcakners. I.cueorrho a. or any bo far down the sides of their heads that o^' of " 18 K,,lne> '- lu * ddur or l rl " un you cannot see why they hesitate at YOU CAN BE CURED! coming down all the way, and these two,, will .. nau .. oou , me diciner. h, fellows, one of whom is pretty sure to) ^mpiy v ,,..i r i„^ . carry a rattan with a jaunty air, will' PROF. GUTLMETTE’S. take-up the ns on of three men by the KIDITE Y "0

Conrad COOK.

Sole aR»nt for I’ure

White Lead

agle

very Keg Warranted. West Side public square,

!!!

Warner's Safe KitfRey and Liver Cure.

{h'unnrrbf T>r. Craip’s Kl/inry )

f | • onli < f <*vn«*«l.> nit' v ! l»j*.

S r1111*1 Af.I. riitlll

I I'rtaittr.v li*«***as<*w.

I *'• l • iMi.oni ; *ut tl -;iii;!»i -1 ur Yr In proof

jof f ho* 31 * -! tti TiUMltS.

*r l 1 r tip* i im i f rail for Wnr-

■l<*r*w Sul® Hittbrir ’.In •«*.

T’i r the rir** < l and the other

*nr®

Liver, am!

set-out of their four arms from their four sides and will walk as if their locomotion instead of being by human muscles, were

; by clockwork and steam.

The number of their imitators cannot lie told, but an English gentleman has none of this toilsome swagger. He walks quite easily and unconsciously and generally with a good, manly stride, just as a man of corresponding condition of life in I tost-m, New York or Philadelphia will walk, liut in those places you will not see in persons of inferior condition that strange mode of locomotion which i

have endeavored to describe.

• Iho rm*

caJi

gutt'S L'vcrC'un?. WARNER’S SAFE

|'!i- . ■ CaM I t lVu;.’n<-p'» Sulv

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Tt f Mflwvt l*nrlflo»’. uml |e\ . 1 Mi fO HP TO licultllfu)

- ,i lipn-iii m nil ili‘--i*u

I !a th •< a b<»n<*lit in nl | * Sf'Ktl Itloii

mip! 1 mspfuses . nml other fcor

BITTERS.

nl Btlmulat® aciioit, uud

IlSPfl.

mmloHi i-t;k!f»

uclu(lu. b ' C'uucrrM, l 1-

>ia*»:

sch, me

nml other

• k t «pp|ssl:l. It M«*».<t of (li® Mssiii.mpIi, E < *<»ais| i |>u( tori. IMf./invws, <;« i»«*i nl

! It>. . ip euretl by th- It id

I u ip 'piulfil as nu ai>i'pt!/.pr ainl rpniilnr Ionic’. 1. f ips of two siz« s ; i»riees, SOr. .iiulhl.ifO. WA<7NHP'S SAFE NERVINE

(JOnii’klye v<*> IJent • I Mo©|> f »the8iilf' ir ,

l;> ’ ■ ' I m l :*

^ J if-. M-l l-pli. \| \prw ottw I“i #»».- | irtii ion brouyii! on by c- yp* •- ivp dink, over-

oi k. inenutl shock '. niKl otlipr raU8'^. Powe rful as il Is t-> ‘■fop rmin and soothe rllsNpi vc s, it n m i injures the sjsitTn,

Ok( : .

. and $LnO.

WARNER S SAFE PILLS [jj \tp no Immediate and noth’® stimulus^ f"

kflout DiarMalarU, Feve>

Ague, and should * use d whenevpr thn >wels do not ope rate

and rptrulnrly.

r I’.11’ ii i|iiirc* wufh antnll do *•% for thurnmrli work. Frirt* 2.'* pt». a boi

im-dit

ought Oil nl shocks

stop r.

Iturtn-fl Nerve's, it n mt injurea

- I true* eh*--. \

liottl* s o. iwo si/.pn ; pric es, 50©

or a

/j T>rpid Liver. nneL uie Cost.ver.eiu. Dyspeptia^BU-

«1 W nrner’k Sitfi' Keuiedie* nrw HW sold k) brtiggl’ls A l>i nle-n ^e-;AjL ill Tti-eMrine toer)wIktp. .■’^H. H. Warner & Co.,

[ -fWr*4:3 BOOBfsTEh"n. Y.

a wk;.

It* O XJ T Z HORSE AMD CATTLE POWDEP3,

vVTn euro or pre

> Ilor-k will clip of ( o

MtZ’H I*OW(l(*8

•s powders wlllci

Yen, if r.-ut/.’H pou (leg are Ro ’i/.’s f’owdrrs w111 cure c

I-e.. . s I*.iu ,»■ ;‘s will preveui Uai’kb in Fowl, cb*

per .illy TurkeyiL

! ■. ' * will Increase the quantity of ndlk r d . !< i’m twcuty percent., and make the; butter firm

|UIl! KWe*Pt.

'.itz’s Powder?* will cure or prevent almost evebY I . : % he tiiat Ilona;* and tattle are heir to. F ■' /.’s rowpEiis will givkSatisfaction. ‘Vail everywhere. 1>AVIZ.' E. rOUTZ. Proprietor, BALTIMORE. Md.

nt Diseaae.

olio, Botth or Lunq

- 1 in t me

re and prevent 1

t Ua

Int«*restlnij to WorklnRtvmneii. [New York Telegram ] An enterprise is on foot in this city that must interest many readers of the Telegram. A dispensary for self-sup-jKirting girls and women is to be opened at No. 42 University Place in a short time. The dramatic entertainment iu aid of this project, that is to take place in the Broadway Opera House, on Wednesday afternoon, under the auspices of many of the benevolent and influential ladies of New York, calls attention to some of its peculiar and very admirable features. The purpose is to equip and place upon a self-supporting basis a dispensary for the special use of womenteachers, saleswomen, bookkeepers, sewing girls, shop girls, domestics, and all women who work for their bread. To make the institution independent as well as to recognize and cultivate the self-re-spect of the classes for whom it is designed, a fee of ‘ifteents fur consultation and medicine, and M) rents where instrumental treatment is required, will be charged. Another distinctive feature of the I Provident Dispensary for Workingwo- | men is that it is to he conducted entirely by women physicians under the direction of Mi>o Ella A. Jennings, M. 1). The essentially charitable or rather benevolent character of this enterprise is shown in its alii.rding a gymnasium and reading room for the free use of it- patients and the classes from which they are to come, ' and its arrangements for lectures one eveningln the week u[Kin hygiene, physiology, ventilation and oilier subjects that can Ik-.-iIh- treated of by women to

women.

As a means of propagating special and much-needed knowledge this dispensary is well worthy the eftiirts and the contributions w hich have been required to establish it. Its general economical importance to the public consists in the tendency it will have to diminish pauperism by relieving hospitals of a class of patients who are both able and willing to j _ a moderate sum for the services they need. It only remains to say that this is the first undertaking of tho kind that has been attempted in this country, although it closely resembles several that have been very successfully operated in Lontlou.

W IHCtl Cl HI s HY AHSUltI'TION . A-k vmirilnurki-t fr-r HKoF. (jl'ILMETl s I It I M U KIDNEY PAD. and oik.- no other. If tie h n s ri - it tut it .end 5- .O' a ml you will re eeive the I’.-td by rolurn ninil. 1 I sTIMIIN IA I.S FROM THR 1-ROPLR. H'DiiE lit - MAN \ N. Lawyer. Tided.i, <». • i>> “One of Prof. O uilno-tte’s ITeneli Kidney H.-ids cured me of l.umioiRo in three week-' rime. M\ ease hud been Riven up by the be I doctor* ns incurable, burin* all this time t .uttered untold agony, and paid out large

sum. ot money.

..KOI:.,): vETTKIt..!. 1\. Toledo. 0.. snys: “I suttered for three years from Seiulii nod Iv.dney disease, and often had to eo on erut.di - 1 w'a. entir.-ly and permanently cured after a earl n * prof, ti uiluielte's Krene’u Kidney Pad

lour w eel . . ' ’

•sqPIKK N. C. SCOTT. Sylvania, 0.. .ays: ‘' 1 have been a areal sufferer^for ir> years from bright*. Discaee ol the Kidneys. For weeks nt a time was unable to vet out of bed; took barrets of medicine, but it gave me only

( l rm( t( i t/

mm house Five houses full <*f ni»*« healthy j l ints

VllltV I’M K A I*.

Ri»V f Pi

_ weeks, and 1 uow

tirc!\ rured.’'

MUS. HELKN Toledo, 0.. snys: “For years! have been confined' a gre irt of the time to my bed. with Leuoorrho

Mm porn ry relief. I wuro two of l^rof. (lull

inette's Kidney Pads .-ix

know 1 am *

part of the time to my

■tnd f®male weakness. 1 wore one of Uuil inette’s Kindey Pads and was cured in one

month.”

Ii. H, GREKN.Grocer. Findlay, 0., says: “I sulfcrcd for2') years with lame buck nnd in three weeks was permanently cured by wearing one of Prof, Guilmette's Kidney

Pads.”

B. F. KEFSLINO, M. T)., druggist. Logansnort, Ind.. when sending in .«n order lor Kidney Pads writes: **I wore one of the first ones we had and I received more benefit from it than anything i ever use i. In fact the Pads give? bettor goner *11 satisfuctian than any Kidney remedy Wi ever sold.” KAY A SHOKMBKKR. druggist*. Hannibal. Mo., snys: “We are working up n lively trade in yonr Pads, and are hearing "i good n lit from them every day.”

CHEAP.

BED .. I \N !> ’ .'nts a d^zon . YK KB EX AS, 50 cents n dozen. T\JBE BOSK B DBS fij cents a dozen. VASES from r ‘d cents to 8 r » 50 each. Plain and Fancy Ba-kets, :i<»:i<r!«'5 Iloldf'i's, WinDesigns, I'lLt.LD ON »*IOIM' NOTH u. ri r ri.owi:«N roic as.3. Ii!M»S OI' DIU’OISITIONN H e give inure piuntfi fur tho .umo iminoy tliiiu you ran get clFCwhere. City (ireenhoure, corner of Vine anil W alnut

streets,

rYi:u<iiti:i:\. mriT v^^i' TKELS, LNO VEOLT VDI.i: 1*1, \ N I’S oil NVI.i: tfi'.i JOHN WILSON.

t I

Prof- Guilmctttrs Frcucli Liver Pail

Will positively cure Fov Ague. Billiouis Fever, J and oil diseases of the 1

er nnd Ague, Dumb aundice, dyspepsia. Liver, Stomach nnd

Blood. Price SI Ml by mail. Send for Prof. Guilmette’s Treatise on the Kidneys and Liv-

er, free by mail Addr®s«. K EC ELM E! IVVIM O.,

6ml3 Toledo, Ohio.

Mt twm

PHILLIP Al PAUSE louncrs to his friends nnd customers nnd the public generally that he is again nt the old •tand, in Hathaway Block, prepared to furni*h staple and fancy groceries and provisions of the

best quality nt lowest prices.

Highest Market Price

Hainan Fa©©. [Youth * Companion.] In nothing <lo men and brutes differ more than in their faces. The differ-c-ucc i< iudepomlcnt culture, and based on a difference of original design ami plan. Man’s face alone was meant to answer to every kind and shade of emotion, to Ik* an index of tho heart. Take simply the power to smile—tho first smile of the babe, the maiden’s smile of love, the mother’s smile of approval or fondness, the cheery smile of friendship, the breezy good-morning j smile, and the last smile that often! lights up tho dying face of the good I man, as if he already caught gleams of the life to come—this lifts man away from the brute almost its far as does the power of speech. One result is, that play of expression which gives the living face an interest and tt beauty so far beyond all that the art "f the sculptor ran attain. Another is that the face of the sjie.-tker often anticipate-- his words.and always helps to itcpret and enforce them. A third result is that the face often |ietra\ • a secret which the person seeks to c'lttceal, or attests the falsehood of his uttered words. A fourth is—since every muscle is strengthened and developed by use and weakened by disuse—that one’s real character comes, in time, to stand out on his features. The avaricious, the voluptuous, tho lustful, the haughty, the vain, the shallow and silly, the hard, the stingy, the fretful, the bad-tempered, can be read, often, by a situd' 1 glanoe, and that, too, bene .th*artificial expressions put on as a cloak. So. too, tiie genial, the kind-hearted, the d iwnright honest, the thoroughly pure, the tritely brave, the refined, the •vlf-roiitrolled. are “ known and read of at' men.” The latter are not only as - inshine in our dark world, but they tire among our best lit lps to goodness. Another important fact in the case is, ti .t not only do the inward feelings net it: i the f u-ial muscles, but, through that ta-H.-x nervous action, which is tt uni . ' :*-il fact in physiology, the action of tin- facia! muscles reacts upon the inward f elines. This increases the inward I I'eelin.M hv giving them expression. But by eh,-' king the outward expression we al--’ ehe' It tie- feelings themselves. Further, anyone who will re-olutely change the facial expression from gl and niorosen.e-s toe'icoriness and hope, will akoo-i inevitably litid a correspond ing inward change.

.iEGETABle v S'cil. An K enew eh

Has been in constant u»© by th© public

* over twenty year*,

and Is th© best preparation over Invented for KKSTOItlNO GRAY HAIR TO ITS YOI TlIFt’L COLOR AND V LIFE. >

It Hiippliea tho natural

food and color to tho hair glnmta without staining; the skin. It will Increase ami thicken th© growth of the hair, prevent itn blanching and billing o(T, nnd thut*

, AVERT BALDNESS.

v, <

It cures Itching. Erup-

tions and Dandruff. As a H.Vin DHESSING It Is very desirable, giving the hair a i-ilkDii softness which all admire. It keeps the head

clean, sweet and healthy { ( -if : V

i' Chomist j| of Mass, and j leading Physicians endorse 'i| and Ii recommend it as a great triumph in medicine.

for all kinds! of country i>roduce. me n call.

Give Jtl

PHILLIP ALBAUG-H.

Vourselves by making mon y w beii a '/olden chance is oil red thereby.alWays kt*t pinjr poverty from your door. 'J hoe who nl

ways take advftntniro ot the good cliain cs for makinK money that are offered, generally become wealthy, while those who do not improve such chances remain in poverty. We want many men, women, boysn’d girls to work for us right ip their own localities. The business will pay more than ten times ordinu ry wageb, We furnish an expensive outfit and all that you need, iree. No one who engages fails to make money very rapidly. Y°u can do ote your whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. Full information nnd nil that is needed sent froo. Address St’.nson »\:Co.,

Iain-. ly tutfit fur’i’sh' d free with full in^truo ms for conduct ing the most profita-]

C£lEBRAT£D

Portland,

iinSTETTF»-JI

^ 1S I-

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^CWN0HAM*S pyg WHISKERS will change the heard to n BROWN or BLACK nt discretion. Being In one preparation it l« cattily applied, and produces a permanent color that will

not wash off.

PRE BARED BY R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. H. Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.

Uf fl MTPn 10.000 RT SRKUB RtTEKYES, of whirh t fjMll 3 IL U niakeBuckeyaPile Ointment,Warranted to cure I’uei. Aa tic»» with itamp, Dr. J. N. Tablcr, St. Louti, M*.

a MONTH.', 4i*KT3 WAMTID! Kt%Mana 3 75 ltf,lh . ,llni « ( rl,.,,. In I h., World I a ,,inHt <0x910 piofrrr. a.i.JST BHONSON,Bitwlt, CARPENTER SAWS

>ur an

ual sire nr. 1

Or anyothpr kind, you can flic |/oM»*Ate//* with ir Jlnrhine • > that it will < ut ilrttrv t

pr. Tin* tc-c'th will r.ll remain of t I" Sent free on receipt of

• .-f the t'mn i Staten. 111'i-it :it.-(l <’ircil.u «/Vce,

-Ve :i

MCrer,

pha

i.ooil Agent* icantott In every county ontl city. ’Mr . i; It O T Mi A’ IlitO., New Ox*

foe it, l*n.

»0“Wc have hundreds of letters from men using our Machine w ho bay tin y would not take $0 for it.

Passaic, n.j.

VTP.Y EASILY 1IA1TAGSD, ECONOMICAL IN FUEL, and GCAItAXTEED TO

k PeifctSitisfaction Evcryviisrs.

n , el'll i

BUT

It.11)2 ONLY BV

EKelsiIaTgCi, NT. LOUIS, 510. IMPOKTEItS AND DEALERS IN TG^-Pi-ATE, WIRE, SHEET IFtOM 7V1TX3 rvntr class of books usk.k or sold by TIN AMD STOVE DEALERS. SEND FOR PRICK LISTS. For sale by J. W. Buffington.

*rv - •—rirrw—- —■—i

MbAaSa y, Ha. « .4. k Wifb, I‘

and complete fitlPF. TO WEDLOCK, t unit g Ch.-if fe-ra on A ( ompeti-nt W- manJ. StltctioQ of wito, Evidenree of Virgin* TrnipffMrreiif*. Klentity, Advice to hrule-

i, < mi C* * .•» 4. M.uim«(tr . woM-rl, 1.- .. Bn-t CuO't.'<|^ ln.|*1iin'>

I*»urt

, > h.,1. 11. •>•••, S ■ i-i. L . •

/• i* f i. vt " inrn, fi,.. U’.,n..n, It u a a “ Privuto Mcdioftl Ad'

n( fro

. an-t In i L I.ni.i., IS.!. > .u—. *n4 r«i«, »U.

er M on d on »e

Htox ou ml\»i Im>, raiu.n, N.fMI, K

r»ti<l Him His Own Measure.

(Y nth’s Companion ]

Righteou* punishment comes sooner or hitter to |H-sU'rersand practical jokers. They should expect il any time. Says a

contemporary:

Years ago, in Penobscot, Me., there lived a man by the name of II— whoso greatest pleasure was in torment ing others, disown family were genI (-rally the butts of his s]M>rt. One cold and blustering night, h« retired to bed ! at an early hour, his wife being absent 1 at a neighbor’s. Sometime after she, on

returning, finding the door

manded admittance.

‘‘Who are you?” cried Mr. d “You know who I am! Ix't me iu,—

it's very cold.”

“Begone, you strolling vagabond! Il

I want nothing of you here!” “But 1 must come in!” “What is your name?”

“You know my name,—it is Mrs. If!'' “Begone! Mrs. d is a very likely woman. She never keeps such late

hours as this!”

“If you don’t let me in,” replied Mi -,

d—, “I will drown my.-, if iu the well!”

“Do, if you please," he replied. She tlK-n took a log.and plunged it

into the well, and returned to the. rid. of the door. Mr. d , hearing the noise, rushed from the house to save, n.he supposed, his drowning wife. She, | at the same time, slipped in and closed the door after her. Mr. II , almost

nude, in turn demanded admittance. “Who are you?” she demanded. “You know who I am. Let me in, or

, I shall freeze!”

“Begone, you greet rogue! I want

! nothing of you here! “But I must come iu!” “What is your name?”

business that anyone can enpage in. The business is so easy to learn,

atid our instructions are so simple and ;*l.t in that any one can make L rr ent profits Irotn the very si.'trt. No one can i'ail who is willing to work. Women are as sueecssfuc as men. Boys and girls onn earn larvre sun s. Many have made at tho bu|sness over one hundred dollars in a single week. Nothinx like it ever known before. AH who onKagc nto surprisedatthe ense and rapidity ith wliieh they are able t“ make noney. Yoaean on^ragf in this bueinesa durimr your spare time tit pre it profit. You do not have to invcstcap't.il in it- »vVe take al! ( the n.«k. Those who need ready money shonl" write to us at once. All furnished Iree. Ad

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Outfit sent free to thoc - ,t» wisli t » * n IDiko in the most idea• nnt and piolitaM - U y business known Lverytbit ;nevt Ca|»ii;'l not requ'red. We will furnish y< u t \ orv thing. $10 a day and upwards is easily made without staying jtway from home overniKht.i >o risk whatever. Many new \\inkers wanted ( a« once. Many are making fortiinet at the bn.--1 iness. Ladies make as much as me&,aQd| youmr boys and Kiris make ereat pay. .No one I who is wilting to work faili to tnaki noney everyday than ean he made in a week at any ordinary employment. Those wboen-j frnge at once will find n tiiorf l oad t«> fortune. Add? ess II. 11 At lut A f’o,, Fort land, Maine. ' iy ; , 5>s:3j2rsro3xr££5. Procured for al* soldiers disa^ led in the U S.

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The accumulated evidence of nearly thirty years show that the Bitters is a certain remedy for malarial disease, as well as its surest preventive; th?t it eradicates dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint anti nervousness, counteracts a tendency to gout, rheumatism, urinary and uterine disorders, that it imparts vigor to the feeble, and cheers the mind while

It invigorates the body.

For sale by Druggists and Dealers

generally.

-•-» -. v-r — .-■"v* • G. W. BENCE. Physician and Surgeon, guCln'casi li-;, ink.

. Ofitco over *‘\t lion” clothir

with W. S. Mul

u: Store. toll).

! Jou«'

HU Luck.** [Detroit Free Press.j “ I’m hungry and ragged and half-sick and dead-broke,” muttered a tramp yesterday, :is he sat down for a sun-bath on the wharf at the foot of Griswold street; “ but it's just my luck.” Last fall I got into Detroit just two hours too late to sell my vote. Noltody to blame. Found a big wallet on the street, and four jwdice came up before I could hide it. Luck

again.

Got knocked down by a street-car, but there was no opening for a suit and damages, because I was drunk. Just the way. La-t fall nails were way down. I knew ther. '.1 be a rise, but l didn't buy nnd hold for the advance. Lost ten I thousand dollars out and out. Alius that way with me. Glass went up | twenty-five per cent., hut I hadn’t a ; pane on hand, excepting the pain in my j back. Never knew it to fail. Now lumber’s gone up, and I don’t even own a ! fence-picket to realize on. Just mo

again. ™

Fell into tho river ’tother day, but instead of pulling me out and giving me a hot whisky they pulled me out and told me to leave town or I’d get the bounce. I That’s me again. Now I’ve got settled 1 down here for a bit of a rest and a -n ."so. but I'll be routed out in less than lit:.ru minutes and I know it. It’ll be

.just my bchanged luck!”

1 He settled down, slid his hat over bis! U*ed in the principal ( liur.-ties lor Communface, and was ju-i iM-giiming to f. < 1 on purpoM*. "|iv when a hundred pounds^of coal ? ,t • , Ls,riles", Vto-siLIj

Person* and the Aged.

I knew il I knew it. shouted the nnnmvrt nonrr nninTi

'"'Kip he sprang up and rubbed the SPEERS’ PORT GRAPE VflilE

do ; t od'his head- I - lid s„ all the time ! ;.-0l)K YEAR'S OLD. ' !: jedtimed old hogshead Thi ,c i, t . INnti .WineU , 11 - 1 1 ' • 11 Along With tu6 coal nnd he Oporto GrfipG ( r&iii8d in this J. .limed lilt* through the wharf.” I country, its invaluable

Tonic and Strengthening Properties Are unrurpaBsed by any other Native Wine. Being the mire juice of the Grape, produced under Mr.Hj eer s own personal supervision, its

T .ti, i .1 purity and genuit eness are guaranteed. The 1 Dover uncleratana the opposite youngest cbjld nwy pnrtake of i^s genet

*■ vV

:?K.\

SI’ITlTki'f-

FORT GRAPE WIF,

”T:i rulin© nnd Fctninliu' Momlity.

[Fdizabeth Fda. kwell. M. D ]

evanf: t\ dl: voi?r',

t; i.-ms of \vi i.-liis jind imuisurc which

per vice Irom any <

dierp.

t-.r i..irs ..r.t.--,Physicians and Surgeons.

ft Si.ln

t irs

ceased soldiers. Th" -ii-hlest di d nbi lity enti-i r . ... ties to pension. HE.V ION I N‘ 1! k a>KD. , v7i rK ^

Bounty and n< w disci flrs i”oeured. Those in ' ,,r ; doubt as to wb i led mythsi . 1

1 >, I t ’ Y 11 i should send two stamps for our “circa-i Tinvn''A rm O closed, de-Uttro**" inforenat m. M tddrei . with stai . '

(lualitios, and the weakest invalid use it to advantage. It is particularly beneficial to tho

I i.. Im. -tabli-hc.l f.,r inmtriiur moral- 1 I'ilitatol. nt.it »uii. .1 to tho variou.

, n "'ri’i that affect the weaker sex. It is in

,,',x.,kc-. witii r.tnmps, i

[Btoddart & Co , Soitcitor^ ol ( Ini ns and Pat* '•nt-, Hoom 8, St. t.loid Buildii.r, Washington!

j n

j Practicc^in all no-- an«i collect d | inortgages cxecuti ftico over I,a mi?

<1 and

of the Square, over Tny-

lyot)

i Lewis,

AT LAW,

Courts. Probate busi-

dalty. Deads and

nowlcdged. e. Washine

a spt

iiy mnong inen :uid wumen. Tho i e-t among us allow that a young fbouhl sow bis wild oats; but win :uhuittcU the same neces.-ity iu th "f girls? We say that man should

■ 1 ...n : ‘incut- his clubs, cigars, rse ''.’hnracti-r, nu.l j.drtakts ot the. golden .("ctitics races flirtations and liquoring*; but sup- rM^^: , li‘;P;:^!! ic ^ki , Sal l, Prop^^H

’i-r lsc

ovury rc-s; • .t A MINI, TO BE K ELI El) o.S.

SPEKR’S

P. J. SHERRI . The I’. .1. 8IIKKKV is n Wine ofBu|>erior

St .

;tl

INI)

017 St. Charles Street, St. Lonl$, Mo. A rcpulnr grodunU’ of two Medical Collojrcn, has been longer qrnjrmi m the »j)«rial t.'attnent of all Venei-oitl.Scxua!

n in 8t.

npi ciai t. i attnem of all Venen

and (Jhrouic Diseaaee than any other Phyiicia Loma, n" city papers Khow,cn«l alloM reiidtnti know.

Byphilis, Oonorrhcea,Gleet. Btrictuie. OrohltiB, Kei nia, or Rupture, all Urinary Dlse i?on a d Syphilitic or Mercuri©! Airoctior.o of tho Thre at Skin or Bones, arc trented with unparalleled auceeaa, on

latest teirntifle ptlii .i>ics. Safely. Privately. Bpennntorrlicn, tsoKiml Debility nnd Tmpo-

of Self-Abuse in youth

Yjavv-v* oC av\ v - ic-a’., Real Estate, iu St Iiisurance A sent'

nntorrhnn. I

tenc-y. as the result ? c' .tf s in maturer years, or ol

sorr.eol the 1‘ollowinjr effrets: rervou 1 atom, debility, dimness of sight, detect

! e!f-Abusc in y r uth, heat

othercausp*. and which produce

COiltU: mar

cur.

Imp ua’ «

produ

, ..jmI emis-

us, debility, dimness of sight, detective ntcmoiy, i.itaples the diet. physi ’al decay, aversion m sqch fy • t t- ma < s,

oi fdeaa, lost of nal pown*, etc.,

• t tga Improper nr unhappy, are perm n? t tred. Cbnaultation nt oftlco, or by mail ficc, and iiiv.t« d, When it is inconvenient to rivit the city for treMmcnt, Tr»^Iicine« can be sent by mail or express cvervw l.erc. ( ut - able ca«cs guarantfH’d, where doubt exists itisfrnnklv stati o

Iicjiltt t:r He:, 1 Criap ‘ ““

I-rai:. for bC.h, S C:icpa '

■J:;.:: P? fet

plAtes.

, (:r WrstL, 1 kucp ;

e? r»f:s.

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PAGES.

MARREACE

OUSDE.

h and gilt Mndirr.?. Sanlod fnr hOc. rency. Over titty wonderful pen j • lei on the following subfects ■ Win

Who r

I’l.) ’

viser "'>o diseases re*

pure scnul aM"Ciatioiis, ami on self-abuse—the

suiting h ‘iu inq »• >«» hM,ii oi TtmXX—

\ , ■ «U , »ir4 waking ini^n»pr< < ...hi* n.-, p*«. A U»ifc I- r ,*)*•»« »»J o.H)*(.l » >.»■«. *• .....((arv >■* ,*.••• ,a. MK-l. rSUM, u . ().■( 1. t oi -n *•, - o" «> *ul ImmUM |

•-i W«,-t aU. K..1 r<+ It-

/ • rln* from RCPTfaP ,on»r.^ Kii. n»ni#,\ f » .1 . »muiT . ■ n UiM «.U Iwb (oth.4 MitMiiaf* I

■ (raal d..r of iniMr,. I, <*>i.ulaa ".th w,«t lug Ft*la Kbgix.ugi

“You know my

It is Mr. I

Kirtjmnt cloth nnd i in postoac or currency.

true to life; article* (.n the following

, marry, who not. why. Manhood, Womanhood,

ito.- iy. Who should marry; How life and hnppineM May

fi)r inerrast d. The PhyMolo?v of H« rviduct on. et «l "uni more. Those married or contemplating mar I read it, then kept under lock acf key. Pup

sanie aa above, htit pap< r cover,‘.HD nu in inoiicyor postage, t heapest com!

over Lnn V ■ i '1 • *11 .ri t

<1 lately,

ns hat tn^ 1

F.'«t\Vft«hh:

loin 1

;i ml

j. k. MiLJ.rs. Ml/.I.Ell

■s- 1 in our line ghonM call 10 us. I fit!

t. . noon Moore,

1' dug our women mul girls came to us : '.ing . tobacco? Sujijjoaing they ad- ' ' -j i y'. i .- (.j nly to nij.s of greg . ; :.! - when llu ir qurits were hw? ' .q i'using' they sntdi.w n to quiet rubbers ■I v. hi-l or ei uric, gambling awav tlu-ir 1 i '-U I'.um y to while oil' the dull

urs?

»‘ d. i,;:i:,d > much cxeell. nee of our j wlinen that the worst cl th. m are Mill . he tier than the average man. 1 have

Atlorrcys at Law Rsal&EsIatc Agents

(Irocno

Block-

in money or posl

t--VT.

sny

niauc should , dltion,

s. «•> cts hr mail,

v■( 1(1^11 idei.i America.

.tie Ind. Ofiico—B^y

JaukaJ. S)ni.cv. , W'n.i.isO. Nrw. SMILEY & NEFF, A.’X’TOTilxrE Y'fcS E- r r Xi^VW Offioo, up stairs in Alton's Black, South SMc

1’uhlic Square, t'rrciH’' i

all the oourts «»t tho Si

! $55.66

I Ni

will be lound unexcelled.

SPE FiR'S

P. J. Rrasuly. This BKANDY stands unrivaled in thn country, being lar Superior lor medicinal par

pottea.

It is A PUKEdistillntipn from tho grape and contains vnIonble medicinal properties. Ith s a delicate tl : \ er, sinul'i i\to t hat of tho grapes from vrhich it is distilled, and is in great favor among first-class families.

.* ■•••*^1 Fee that the signature of Al.FKFD Sl’l.FK.

( *• " H . v»i,u, women who Wore .-ocial out- ! Passcic, N. J., is over the cork ot each bottle. <•, •ini who in point of ]. rart? ( . OIi( i uct Sold by Allen's Drue Store anil by j ami ja m i .il moral rectitude*, might have * Dm-gists. ly 12 ' ,n •' ’ ior tho making of Upright mmmawTmr-snmmmmmmwmmmmwmmwwmi^ gentlemen. They had falleii once, it is UUAY'S Rl’EOJFIC MEDICINE, true, hut what a fearful nalty they r *»AOt MARKTii' (!f . it Ex..TRAD* MARX

: site. In i. friiMiee In .le HTtd Knlinit bnfincM. Agent’s profit per l.rnvo it nr loririt

K. li. IU I'Etlt I M ('ll., ti

York.N. Y.

reek. Will l. f l Ot.llil Ktiltirn M,.

1'itU

• ~~c*t n-i» ~ =*

BEFORE TAKiUfi,

I.ISH it KM ROY an unfailing euro for SoQiinal W(akncssbpormatnn i In 8.'m ’•ot? ney.nmi a 1 . i -' tfVl that

f< How as a iioneo of J8olI

'Itu-?*; as J oss

i Memory. 1

AFTER TAK1RI.

“Mr. II is a very likely man,—he don’t keep such late hours.” , Suffice it to say, she, after keeping him j form

df I?l , 's*. AvcrRlon to s

PRESGEITnON FREE

rntnal WcakncsR. Mu'

in the cold until she was satisfied, oi>en-’ofi - .

ed the door and let him in.

Seminal WcnkncRR. I/irI Mimhood, rvouaueta, IirRpondi-iicy. I ofcf'jsi. n Society, 1 )f frenve M(iii(.rv. u ul e|j • iiirhton Ly Secret Ilubita ami FxtMH f l.tt!* the inirr'dlentn. Addrena,

C.' - ’-nut s:.,g’,

(d c

|»r, Mo

G It-EC IS JP _

ci'y at fiO cents ItNininirigH ami

avc orders

per I cnl it

at th©

1 i Ve-

nn <1

Ft IV toiiir

part «if the

■ • Ti i ii j , 1 b*r h»1

dill G?»0!h r r*’"i». JOHN LULEY-

I h:ul bceu lu:..le to pay for llmt one slip, ".- i: - '. v comparison, the kindred pcnal-

‘ ties of men are so slight.

| ll a young man get« mixed up.in some ih.-gract ful entanglenient, breaks a heart. . and tlirows a young girl on the street -iU< i - having ruined ner life, jK-ople say

ssionutelj by and by, “H( i—. - ••- ■—— V| \,,iu , wli. n Ii,. .lirl'it .,,.,1 i ner.ill Eio-situde, i'nin in the I nek. Dimness ' '1 ' sunn he .lirt it, an d now he lt v „ ilini |. rt . ul , lluri . 0 , ( , A D(1 ^.nyother '.i-tl.i neu o\CI a new lent; hut it an Diseu-.-s th n t lend (.. In.aMty or Consumption im-Xjierii need girl, a mere child of six- ! ""1 a premature Urave. l ull i.nrtieulnrs in , t-c. I r sev, ntcen, comes to barn, through Medie^S % inOJDOIlts WcalilU HS, born of too much r,, hl by nil druggists nt ?1 per package, or six love ovcr-eonlulence in her betrayer. nd.ui^si'nKT.TE OBAV who cxor thinks of jilcading her youtli MI'lsiciM-: CO.. N->. 10 Mechanics’ Block, .is an excuse? Wliof ver tirires serioil; Iv Detroit. Mich. Sold in (Irocncnstteand overy- ( that a girl has “turned over a new leatV 1 ’ ‘ lee by “ ll whB,M8U ,uia rut,,il %T