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SUGAR YEAST BREAD. mi M3 BEST EEEHB

I.N I I i K >I.V 11 li. 17l\ Tt-.V It nml You’ll J.ilto It.

THE STAR. Frank A. Arnold, Editor and Proprietor

Saturday, Oct. !), 1880

TEKMri

. Jl-00 perycar.

Entered at the Postottice, Oreencastle Ind., as second-class mail matter.

and her sons came to her aid and carried was so awful that it was a call upon, Ben Zercher was an only son, and his Mr. Murray to the house. Dr. Wilke-| common humanity for sympathy. He father owned one of the best farms in son of Bergen avenue was called, ami was a young fellow, who, at the break- Belmont County, \> ‘St ^ irginia. 1 he the wound was sewed up He says that mg out of the war, when he was twenty .old man was past 8U. During several three drys ut ieiist must ellipse before yoftrs old, enlisted «ind fouglit \\ il!i coor- yeurs hi.’* heulth hud declined, und it wus he can positively announce whether Mr. a^e under Confederate balin'rs. In the nipposod that he would speedily die. Murray is out of danger. terrible warfare about Nashville he wa> lb n was so confident of this that lie be-

C. LU3TEKE. 4Slf

ON HAND,

-AND-

RECEIVING DAIRY!

A large,(varied and lat

e-styled eonahlo

.^ttiek of seai*

DRY GOODS, Notions, Domestics, etc.

Mr. Murray w T as seen yesterday bv a exposed to the colds and rains, and con o:m to # buy stock for the larm, and made reporter. His bed was surrounded by traded inflammatory rheumatism, from other preparations to take possession of

r ' sympathizing neighbors. He is in the I which he never recovered, and which | the farm. Hut the octogeRarian sudden The Indianapolis Sentinel gives the prlIue of and if ail ac tj V e life and a caused his resignation. Ho returned to !y recovered from his illness, and took to following, of great interest to dwellers hardy coastitution can avail he seems to his home a miserable creature, and nev-! courting a neighbor’s daughter. This along the proposed lino, and especially he pretty sure to recover. He willingly j er afftu waid was able to walk. For flf- exasperated the impatient heir, and he

interesting to the peopb of ^' r ' 1 ,lcsst ' t • ro | a teil the story of the struggle he had teen long-years he was dying as slowly'shot his father dead. A number of gentlemen and capital t | 1(J hull, lie said: "The hull is and surely, and with as much torture, as

ists, interested in buildings railroad

ration at treatment and pos

a young hull and a small one, too, but he the most refined cruelty of human tnven- ITIVE CURES

from Oreencastle to Ymcennes, n | was never ugly before. He seemed to tion might have produced. Opiates? Are what the afflicted seek for, and those a ran , n iurs ay am organize . j ^ ag g ent | c ag a cow j t was ln y cll s- Of course opiates were administered, but! who resort to Dr. Pierce's Family ModiArticles of association or the ompanj ^ j on , j 0 jj e hj IU hy a rope; one end ol the , what of the moments when the influence cities are not dootnvd to disappointment. wit tlio Secretary u ^l r „pe wastaround his horns and the other had waned, and when, rushing upoiriiim positively ellicacions is Ins 1 a\onto " to run through the , . .... . I,., , , , Prescription in all cases of female weak-

i ».„,i ... .— i vventinto like wolves of 1 ■ —

have been filed Stato. The road is

counties of Putnam, Clay, Owen, Green, j

tied to the manger. When 1

torture, made ravenous | negg(J( ^ ner vous and other derangements

AH bought of first hands at lowest prices, and customer! are guaranteed b rgains, at

James Gillespy’s New York Store

SouthwcstaeornerlFublie Square, (iroencaHtlo, Ind,

#a.(MI PER BUSHEL

IFOIR,

■WH

Would pay well, and 2-'> per cent raved to the purchaser on

DRY GOODS

Sullivan and Knox The* name of the I ^ 8tu,J,e * unt,ec * t ^ G ro P c * a,1,J kdhim j by liunger, the pains broke through the 1 incident to the sex, that this potent retn.u i\an an nox. it* name o ,e i out peaceably enough. When I attempt- veil of insensibility and tugged at his t<ly is sold under a positive guarantee?. Company is the GreencMtlo, Eel River eJ tQ lead him Uck ho , back and fralne with teeth ot cruelty? The very 1 [ or Particulars see Pierce’s Memorandum & V incennes liai road Gompany. Uapi- . . . . . . , . , . , Kook (given away by diuggists). or see tal stock, $1,000,000. The length o. >-*f ed r- 1 P ul1 ^ at the rope immunity which opium g*ve added an-| tho wrapperg y A / medicine _ Sold by

,,,, and coaxed and threatened the hull l>v other horror when it

road is about eighty-live miles. The directors are Robert Smith, Poland, Ind.; Captain M. B. Thompson, Urbana, III.; Jay G. Rupert, Decatur, 111., P. D. Smith, Decatur, 111.; J. M. Nees, Brazil, Ind.; C. J. Wilkcrson, Poland, Ind.; U. M. Russell, Urbana, III.; John J. Huffman, Poland, Ind., J. T. Smith, Bowling Green. Ind; David Schooley, Urbana, 111.; J. M. Smith, Clinton, HI. The oflicers of the Company are: Captain M. B Thompson, Presdent; Robert Smith, Vice President; J. M. Smith, Secretary; John J. J. llulfman, Treasurer. The Company have the very best prospects

was withdrawn, j Druggists.

as sharply as I could. This seemed to mako him mad. He made a dive at me and I jumped to one side. Then I was pretty mad myself, so 1 gave the rope another yank and yelled to the bull to behave himself. I thought that I could frighten him. But the next thing I knew he had pinned rue to the side of the stable with his horns. I couldn't catch my

. . ,, breath. I couldn’t get hold of his horns

for building the roan. Capitalists East' ^ there

. . r i .i li,.. , i was no weapon within reach.

ha»e onered the money to build the road, , , , , ,, , ‘ . My back was against the stable and his and the Company have several proposi- , , , . . .. horns against my abdomen,

lions from good, rel able construction 1

(Is worth looking aftor.

HOW WE 1>0 IT: o buy for casli und savo you 10 percent, osell for cash nml save you 5 percent, e pay no rent anil save you S per cent. We pay no clerk-hiro, save you .') per cent.

C7A.LL vV.-N I> SK1C.

J AflllSJTAVI.OIC, West Solo Siiunre.

companies, who wish to push the road j through for them. It will pass through some of the best coal fields in Indiana, and opens up a good section for grain and stock* The route is a very practicable one, and the people want the road. Surveyors will he put on the work as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made.

Great Reduction

IN P RI CI Carriages, Jump S ats,

Ph&tons, Buggies,

Wagons, &c.

hold and I dropped. Again he came for me again and began to gore and toss me I made a great outcry and he darted out

of the door,

aid."

my testimony as to the value of your medicines. For years I have been a great sufferer from a complication of chronic diseases which our physiciana treated in vain. I am now using your favorite prescription and find myself almost well. Your medicines have done me more good

than anything I have ever used.

I remain gratefully yours, MBS.’E. li. FARM ALEE.

turns, and at last got him inside the sta- He was kept under its influence as much j Waseca, Minn., April 5th, 187‘J hie. When I had got him insid ■ the as possible. In nine years ho had lost | R. V. Fierce, M. I) : stable I was sure that he was in my every vestige of muscular power, and! Dear Sir. I feel that I should be negpower, and as be gave a ' funge for the sat in his chair a living corpse, only to '' < '* ,n b m - v ( Di<y win I to fail in giving

door I twitched the rope around his horns be moved to his bed, w here he became

a mummy with a spark of life still glow tng. The time soon came when he no longer lay in his bed but, sittingin his invalid chair, became the enthroned embodiment of a soul too miserable for life, too sacred to be freed by other hands. So he sat, year after, wiih his muscles fixed in iron, his eyes looking upon a world as dreary as misery could paint it; his voice sinking in his throat only to he expelled by hunted nature in wild and piteous cries when the pain

\\ hen he ! racked into hopeless cowardice thestrong

knew that he had me he just lilted his heart that had led his men up to dreadhead up and pushed, and 1 could feel the ful caverns of cannons’ mouths without flesh tear. 1 hen the hull relaxed his flinching. Fixed and rigid, the poor

hoy was a sphinx, endowed with ife. and deprived of movement. Every joint in his body became ossified by the chal-

I hen my wife came to my kr deposits, and not even a movement

A minstrel performer proudly adver tises himself in the amusement papers as "the largest mouthed comedian in the world,” and adds: ‘ Many envy and imitate me, but there is none cun compete

with mo."

TIm* Volt* of I* ill list iii County in

Mu* Fust.

Below we give the vote of this county as cast for Governor in iS7U, and also the vote as cast for Secretary of State in

1878. These figures will be found valu- .siding on

All Iiissiiio AVoih:iii I'ilos FIci IIiisImiiuI’m Property iiinl

Shoot* lloisrll in ih«> [King'man Freeman, September "S,

Friday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Demar- 1 ost, the wile of a well-to-do farmer re-

Briggs street, about three

able for reference next week as the returns from Tuesday’s election come in:

VOTE FOB OOVEBNOB IN 1870.

Spring

St. Louis Buggies and Khsrtons on at prices to suit the times. No trouble to show our work.

hand

Call nr.il goe u.«,

All kimlf* of Cnrrift»re Ropjilrini? done. Old work uiudu to look us well as new.

Renick, Curtis & Co., r, in1 (Iroencnstle, Ind.

jjefi

The readers of (THE STAR should understand .hut when thoy wish to, get the best und most •roods for the least money, they must go to*

WYSONGS to buy their Groceries, Provisions, Queenswitre and Glassware.

His stock is ulways fresh and clean, and purchased at lowest cash prices, therefore he can give you better bargains than any oompetitor. DON’T FOROKT TUB PLACE, H'YSOXG’S, Northwest corner Public Square.

I’roeinctB.

Hep,

Dem.

Jackson

. . 86

252

Franklin

..132

169

Russell— Grimes’ sch. house. SO

Russellville ..

.. 98

Clinton

.. 92

147

Monroe— Somerset

Bain bridge

.117

129

Floyd

149

132

Marion...

.. 93

228

Oreencastle City

..536

292

“ Township.210

222

Madison

.. 72

142

Washington....

. .125

302

Warren

..144

117

Jefferson

. .131

111

Cloverdale

..113

336

Mill Creek

.. 30

—

Total vote....

. 2265

2,805

Democratic rr.ajo*ity, 540.

VOTE (IN SKCIl ETA BY OF STATE,

Precincts.

Rep.

Dem.

Jackson

. 7s

246

Franklin

116

’ 151

Russell— Grimes' sch. house. f*<)

Russellville ...

.. 87

Clinton

.. 102

140

Monroe— Bainbridge

..120

129

Somerset........

. 57

Floyd

.126

146

Marion .........

. . 106

219

Greencastle Oitv

..579

275

11 Towrisliiji.2ii4

161

Madison

165

Washington

..167

227

Warren

. 133

Jefferson

.110

1 is

Cloverdale. . . ..

..129

318

—

Total vote ...

2384

2622

miles from the village of Ellcnville, while laboring under a fit of insanity, | the Middletown Argus says, set lire to Ind. her husband's house and barns, and then 1 I in an effort to escape restraint, shot her l' s self in the head. Mrs. Demarest iias jg j been troubled in her mind for some time, 10 J but before Friday tier aiiraent had not 8 | assumed a dangerous turn, and it was not considered necessary to place her miller restraint, or keep a caieful watch on 1 her movements. Finally she was left J 1 alone in the house, her daughter having

3 s | gone to Ellcnville, while her husband

831

3 0 0 0

: was engaged in his farm duties at a dis-

200

Ind.

■1

procured two or three feather beds, piled them under the piano in the front parlor, and then saturated them with kerosene oil. Before sotting the pile on file, she went to the hams, a short distance from the house, and poured a quantity of oil Ion the hay. She then ignited both bain I and house, and was dancing around the | burning burning buildings when her I husband arrived. He succeeded in ox-

i that provoked deathless agony became I possible. Even the joints of the neck j become rigid, the fingers stiff and the | limbs petrified. Ho was a stone frame, with a covering of flesh, and the soul of a living man. The muscles of the eye even failed, and the lids falling in upon the weary balls shut in forever the darkness that was about him like the gloom ol the

grave.

Then came, with the same step of measured eternity, the ossification of the joints of the jaw, ami he was fed between the rigid teeth. How slowly death moved cannot be described, but when the inflammation had siezed bis heart in that last prolonged spasm, na lure no longer gave warning of its agency. What tortures took place under that drawn curtain of human mystery can no more be told than the secrets of ttiose horrors in fhe lowest dungeons of the inquisition. Death came, but it was like a fading of the mist-line into the clouds, and as wo stood around that chair no one dared to express his thoughts—no one could teli whether the soul still lurked in the prison, or whether death was life or life was death. When he was

"Sock here, my line fellow,” said the lecturer to the boy who was disturbing the orator by constantly coughing, "here’s a quarter to get a bottle of Dr. Bull’s

Cough Syrup."

John Rouse spied a jug under a photographer’s wagon at an Illinois fair, conjectured that it heM whiskey, and drank

thus fatally of sulphuric acid.

It is simply marvelous how quickly constipation, biliousness and sick In adache are cured by "Sellers’ Liver Fil's."

The Rev, Benjamin F.Uoolcy, an Episcopal clergyman at Chelraford Centre, Mass , has been sued, for damages by the father of the boy whom he, it is charged induced to get drunk.

} SUCCE8.

Tom. Abritim

Owinir to a largely inrrcareil bufin.

be'*”' J *- •

been obliged to moved his stock*^'

Groceries, Provision

GLASS & QUEENSWARE

To the If c room on the

Sorili Side of IMihli'

s qmt

Next door to the dry goods store of I. n 1B where his friends and the nubile geni> ra ||. always find the .lock largo, neat aniM and liricen will be found ax low elsewhere in Western Indiana.

or lower t

Ilitili«-*l Prior* Paid lor Murk alilo Country Produce. TOU ABKA.1i; tf 19

Look to Your Insure

Tho umienuaned still represents the f(,| ing old reliable and responsible iopuj t companies. Look at the dates of incori ' **

tion, capital and assets:

Capital, j

* July

k<! \v;i

iir isl l.sh a

ur m es a liehe >unt

1K.VL Horne of New York .13,000,000.. 1853...Pheoix of Brooklyn.. 1,01)0,001)... 2 5j

... v V j goo ooo |

i hemx ot Lrookljn

1H.V2...Continental ot N. V

1872.. .(»eriiian Amerienn.. l.irtX)»000... 2/3! 1836.. Liverpool, London A Globe, nssuDi

S M $4*260,

Insurnnoe offered on tho best termsii j

Rood and regular company. 1'Ioase <;iU^ ' '

see me. K. P. ANDKKSdV 3ml8 No. 14 E. Washingi

\ya\ib;i).

lip Spb M

Wo want

1,1 ME ME SI 5

Cut -S inchei) lung, 2 inches thick un hi-arli and 3 inches » ide. Must he gecd timid) li, straight, free frnm knots nr werwhules

sap to be t.ken off.

il.i I ill- i

400,000

Fellows’ Compound Syrup of Hypo phosphites is not only tho most rcliab’e remedy for consumption, but is a specific also for Bronchitis and Asthma.

A pair of lovers could not induce the County Clerk to give tlibm a marriage license, because their ages were only 10 and 15, and their parents objected, being Jewish on the one sida and Roman Catholic on tlie other. Therefore tin 1 boy and girl gathered a party of their friends as witnesses, and formally declared themselves husband and wife. The question whether the marriage is valid is to be tried by law.

Visitors returning from abroad, as well | as recent immigrants, will find Ayer's

buried his fixed limbs were broken with I Sar8a l , ' ui,la heI P ful in avoidin S the hanl -

ships ot acclimation, and in removing the

a hammer, in order placed in a coffin."

that he might be

boils, pimples ami eruptions consequent upon sea diet. Its blood-cleansing qualities remedy such troubles promptly.

12!

8 ,

the furniture had aii bnrnen. which were large structures,

ll!

B%so music. To be arousuil from sweet and delicious slumber by a "cat

tinguishing tho lire in the house after serenade,” is on a par with being annoyed

The barns, i unnoyed in church by the steady hacking ami lil'e.i ,m< ‘ of individuals who neglect

■ , , r .i • i lo take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Frice, with the crops of this season, together 25 cents ^ 1 ’ with a largo number of agricultural im-j plements, were burned to the ground If an editor omits any thing ho is lazy; ^ | causing u loss to Mr. Demarest of nearly ' 'Hie speaks of anything us it is he is - .fl.OtiJ. mad; if he smooths down the rough places After starting the (ires, Mrs. Demarest !' e is biibed; if ho culls things by their artped herself with a loaded revolver, proper names, he is unfit for the position and going out into un open field, shJ | °I editor; if he does not furnish his read-j

threatened to shoot anyone who came i ers with jokes, he is stupid, if he docs ho! It is no vile drugged stuff, pretending near, or attempted to interfere with her. * rnttie-head, lacking stability; if he t o bo made of wonderful foreign roots, Her husband and tho neighbors made condemns the wrong ho is a good fellow barks, &c., and putted '■I* by long bogus 7“ several attempts to approach her, but but lacks discretion; if he lets wrongs ^ ''eniiicates of pretended miracu^uscures, I8i 1 " ’ , . . * i iiut a sinmle, pure, effective medicine, j she kept them eff by pointing tho pistol *nd injuries go un*ientioned, he is a | Ilmdo 0 r well-known valuable remedies, |at their persons. Finally Deputy Sher- coward; il he indulges in personalities, that furnishes its own certificates by its J iff Thomas Hanley, of Evansville, was he is a blackguard; if he does n it, his 1 ’'-ures. We refer to Hop Bitters, the

purest and best of medicines. See an-

M li 3!’i Mery h

Cut28 inches Ions l 1 1 inches thick onto edge and 2'j inches wide. Must be goud, La sound timber, tree from knots or wonntioli

he bf

_ or wormtii

black place thebnrk. not sap, taken <0,-1 which we will pa h< ■ ho delivered at our factory iu {Gn cii.'iu Farmers and lumbermen* look int 1 thiij will find there is money in it.

liriM*li\% sfiv A I£<m

TIm- On!) K«‘li;tbl«* Kruivd) I W ii*|j:ig A AYrv oii* l>i*«‘:tsc.

li'll)

After nami i •zp*rim*nts, Mr. Fd Mii’cei'ileil in iirudiiciuir this 1-01111111^111

Hypophospbites. which has not iinlyrr liiin to health, iiul has aince been found

cesaful in the treatment of every other diL oniaiiiitiiih'from loss ol nerve power, onjl] aeiiuenlly muscular relaxation, vis 1 Aphonia, Neuralgia, Apparent Aquoin, Nervous I'cbility.

8t. \"itus’ jiiini-*-, Whooping t'oiish,

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i8co

ise runs cai re in

Bin irijr, 8 sir

u«

vict jfjeil 1 nit site! 1

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Vc F lie* ■to it .*• pr

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cos . W n Le ’toil dri post

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Annina 1‘cctoris. . Chronie (liurrha'a,

i Hyapi nain

28 31 11 iy

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"I beg your pardon, sir,” said one of

tin- three men who entered Davey’s store I ki"■ eVand"ag”u0,

at Mercer’s Station Ky., "but will you please band me tbe five hundred dollars out of your safe?” and ho politely levelled a revolver. "Sorry to disoblige,” Dovey replied, "but there isn't a cent there;” and lie affably opened the safe for them to see. The robbers made a

thorough search and withdrew.

( ' »ru 1 I bin

, I'm ; cintion.

nypthcroti.- Prosirationl'nlpitutioti fib* Epileptic Fit?*. iuuTruptLMl a i

intorrupted

!. 1

Lcucorrho‘u. ,M .lanchol v. MaraMims, Fc-ur ofCluld Riftlj Meotal Id 1 resiion* Dancers of 4 I : NervousoeFs. Liasility of Miscarri

llypocbondriaFis, etc

DiflcnKes produced by overtn

by grief and anxiety; by rap

child-boRrinjr;tby iusuflicient rn)urislim' nt|

iixinir the mj pid crow 111 £

unhenlthyl » irrsgularitiq

KO(Jl S CERTIFICATES.

S...I... CW1 I U r IIII 1C residence in hot cliumtes or ties; by excceso.*, or by any

life.

Sold t»j all JIi'tiKj;i’'l*.D.50 abotll

oet

W. W. .ItmcH, A^ent.

J Democratic majority, 238.

I>> an AiiKry linU.

John Murray is a farmer living in Wal-| sent fur and ho succeeded, afteralong paper is insipid.

Jker avenue, near Grand avenue, Green-1 parley, in g tt within reach of her, | Vv ' ^ t|i ... ^ jville, N.J. llis two-story house stands ! when he made a sudden spring to obtain J beb( , ve t |iat Diiv'v KpIih-v ’ j K 0 ®* 1 ’ 8 ^ilt Edge Tonic cures fever & ague

in the avenue, and benind it ho pastures j possession of the pistol. He was not! only infallible remedy in the world for

his cattle. The animals are housed at! quick enough for the

other column.—Republican.

2t24

. -HtJOT'S zzy".:\Jji i rent ki Jin-v I El Liver M c <1 i i'i

'■urns pains in liai-k. Si'll* nr i.« ami all ilini-ani

i!m- Knine:

iSlii'l'ler ini'l I r:l

]

ry Orgrans, l>r»ri Gravel, Dial" 1

nurMru's Arnica S:ilY4‘.

night in Rtnall sheds, one-story in height, as she raised the weapon to her head

woman, however, that prevalent and distressing complaint, I The best salvo in tho world for Cuts,

IK A TIIOKOI <;il KENEDY In every case of Malarial Fever or Fever and

In every case ol Malarial fever or fever ana Ague, while for diionlers of the Stomach, Torpidity ot the Liver, Indigestion and disturbances ot the annual forces, which debilitate, it

has no equivalent, and can have no substitute It should not he confounded *«

with triturated rnuipounds of cheap spirits and essential oils, often sold und»r the name of Hitters.

FuR SALE lii

Druggists, Grocers hid! Wine Merchants ov<jry-

where, lyu

| in the rear of his house. In his herd is I a young short-horn bull. Tho bull is a | wiry animal, but lias heretofore never shown an ugly disposition. On Wednesday Mr. Murray went out of tho house, saying to his wife that he had for gotten to give the animals a drink of water all around. He would do it before he went to bed. He had not been gone long when Mrs. Murray heard groans from the direction of the barn. She ran | out of doors and called her husband's name. Thero was no reply except another groan which unmistakably came from the barn. Mrs. Murray hastened to tho barn, and as she approached the barn the bull bounded out and rushed into thejgarden. She found Mr. Murray lying on the stable floor, with his left hand upon a wound in his left side. He had been pierced by the horns of the bull so that part of his intestines protruded. Mrs. Murray called for help,

and pulled the trigger, tho ball striking her in the forehead, and passing upward plowed shrough the skin and passed out at the top of her head. The wound was a flesh one and is not dangerous. Mrs. Demarest was thi>n secured, and Mr. Hanley brought her to the State Homeopathic Asylum in this village for treatment. She is, or was before her derangement, a woman highly thought of by her neighbors. Her husband has the sympathy of tho entire community.

‘Back Ache.’'

Two boys quarrelled aver a game marbles at Reading, Fa. One cried “Hero’s one for jour head,” and threw a big stone which broke the other’s skull

and killed him.

Bruises, Sdres, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fe0 C ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chil

Hill’s Buchu gives universal satisfaction in every case where tried.

Calvin I’liipps of Bedford, Ind., drank a gallon of whiskey every day for a month and then died.

Mains, Corns and all kinds of skin eruptions. The Salve is guaiadteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case, or mo ey refunded. Frice, 25 cents per box For sale by Jerome Allen. 32 tf

■ llripht'K Hiec-i I

tin; Kidney,, B.t.ntioa or InoonHnei f I fine, Norviiua DiveaMB, Keninlu Wo ait ,4 and KxctiBBt'it. Hunt’, Hemcdy i, ttreearwlV pro,sly fur rhoac diseases. I rr-ni Hov. K.ii. taj lor. I>. I)., 1’ast'T ij

Hoptist (’jmrc'li, I’rovi'lt-ni-e, 11.1.. .!on v'T I ('.'in ifv to tin, virtu,, III,tit

* »l ti.\ vi, u, i i,| j |,,v|1b\I1vvq aa.a«,,y<l,i' LV ,

I can tettify to th. vlrtao of nant’i Kei L in kilim-)- Dlteaie, from actaai trial, heriw

been greatly benefitted ky lie use.

I-:. U. TAYIlOy

I’anvinrxrR, It.I.. Aua. 13.’ij _ i,— c:_. "-vinu w itne*J

KoidioIj in afl

Wit, E. Cl.ARKK—Dear Sir: II tko wumlerful oflcctsof Hunt'*

THE SECRET OF HAFFINESS.

TIm*

The only pad guaranteed to cure diabetes, gravel, dropsy, Bright's disease,

Fifteen Years ol Torture of nervous debility, and all diseases of the si Soldier. j kidneys and bladder, is Frof. Guilmette’s

. , .. I French Kidney Fad.

heart-rending cases

A yoke of oxen are anchored at the

own emtu, ami in » areut number of other),I .... ,|| aHlicti-il wilh kidnes ''I

'Ih'i'c aftticfcij by iii-'»f

recommend it to ai easts or drn|isv,

•bould aeeara the nodloin* which will |,|1 l ihem in Hi" i-iiorlpst ]"i.«ikli- time. Ilultf Henu-d)'will do Hii, . Ki'«ii< i-ifully your-. __

J. Iliwi.KV, 88 DycrSl

"One of the most

that ever came under my notice,” said a well-known Louisville physician to several gentlemen who had been discussing Dr. Tanner’s prospects of a miserable death, was that ot a man whose death could not affect his rotations, because he bad none; but the manner of his dying

bottom of Lake Michigan. Being hitched to an anchor on a ferryboat, they backed overboard, and dragged it along.

If you have pimples, boils, salt rheum, rough skin, &c., try "Lindsey’s Blood Searcher.” Sold by all druggists.

How often have we longed (or perfect enjoymenljand how seldom found it. Misfortune has come, or ill health overtaken us. Perhaps a cough has come upon ns which threatens that dreaded of all discas, consumption,and wo feel that death is near. With what joy should we be filled then, when such a remedy as Du. Kino's New Discovert for Consumption is placed within our reach. It has cured thousands who were nearer the grave than ourselves and made their lives peaceful and happy. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss of voice,! difficulty of breathing, or any affection of: the Throat and Lungs are positively I

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