Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 October 1880 — Page 3
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SEOSERS ES, M’on isions. Canned Coods, )igars and Tobaccos. Pdsfj & Hi Sinis, IjhI y.;si{;t“sl Stock «J Que»‘iiswstrc stitd <« Jits»»« ;si'C i^cpt iti Uic t’ily. Ourlftook will nhviiy.-- Lo found Comptote, r’reth and Clean. Our motto is to sell the best noods at as low rices as can be found anywhere. Highest pricts in cash or trade for all kinds f country produce. liiist Side I'tibiic Sqiinrc, tJrcciicntsllct ln»l.
I’ertalnlni; to 1’enrlls.
[Denver Times.)
A lead pencil ghould never be wet. jv ■ , * v r> . i, , , . . ,. .. . sister, at Denham, Ga. and
I itardens the lead and rums the pencil. r ,
1 fp, . c . ■ , . on for biL'amy.
I Ins tact is known to newspaper men ;
and stenographers. Hut nearly every A negro criminal was taken from a one else does wet a pencil before using railroad train at Lynnvi'.le, Tenn., and it. | hurried off to be hanged. The Sheriff of This fact was definitely settled by a the county overtook the riotets, and, newspaper clerk away down East. Be- ( though they numbered a hundred, while ing of a mathematical turn of mind, he he was alone, he drove them all away
41,1, SORTS. | Charles Talmadge, son of an ex-Mayi r Horace Love married his living wife’s 0< | Mi J" »" kee ’ ttTu{ married to
goes to pri
| one of the most respected young ladies in that city, has been caught at burglary. He made a practice of crawling through transoms into business offices lo steal.
Ayer’s Bills contain no croton oil, calomel or mineral. They are compounded of pure vegetable extracts, which have positive virtues, and always cure whor
ascertained by actual count, that of fifty jt,y displaying a pistol, and saved the j l '" rcs aro possible, persons who came into an office to write ■ . jnsoI1( ,p j . 1 fluid in a wine bottling establishment at first shovelful ol earth in the work “n,w'this clerk always uses the best Albany. Supposing that all liquid in " f cxcttVam, « fo r a soldiers’monument
pencil that can lie procured—in fact is ; ™ch a place was intended to drink, he connoisseur in lead pencils, cherishing i swallowed what really was diluted oil of a good one with s. niething of the [iride | vitriol. This was used to remove stains a soldier feels in his gun or sword; and ii | from the hands of the employees, and t hurts his feelings to have his pencil . the lad was simply expected
in that city. ‘Twenty-one years ago,’’ he said, in his address, ‘ 1 was shovelling very near this spot for a dollar a day.”
for a moment.
ter, believed that ho had a power of fascinating wild beasts. Ho turned this real or fancied quality to account by becoming an exhibitor of lions and ti-
While in a den of j
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\ discovery which cures by rVi>) natural nrocesA It —< I» r riON, nil disoiwes of the Kidneys. Bladder, rrinary • ryuns and Nervous System, when nothing •Iso can. It is com for table to life |»iitieot, positive in its efTects. and the first cure for those painful and much dr»-a h-d nflV.-tions, |>inl>c % t< cV ItrljLAlit'H l>i2S4 k itM<», while its eures of l«ravel, Dropsy, tyiitarrh of the B adder. Brickdust Deposit, Painful ( T ri nuttnsr, HifTh-culored I rim*, Nervous Weiikliess and Pain in the Back seem more like mirles than cmvoh ot natural healin?.
DKLH’ArK FEMALES
or victims of wasted or prostrated enerpriep, caus'd •‘y irrej. 1 ir habits, the abuse ot nature and nieiital or ptn 'ical overe.xertion. find their createst relief in the use of DAY’S KIDNEY PAD. which strengthens and inviRorates the invalid and restores the vipor ot health.
PAIN IN HIE BACK.
We say positively, and without frarofcontradiction, that DAY’S Kidney Pad is the only ■ ertain and permanent cure tor every form ol this prevalent and distresyni^couiplaint. .iffi rinR from nervous and physical debility, bus of memory, or vitality impaired by the errors of youth or too close npplicaiion to business or work, may be res’ored and manhood Avoid all kidney medicines which are taken into the system by way ot the stomach; it is an old treatment well tried and proven inefti «ient, though sometimes offcetinti apparent iures of one eomplaint they sow the seeds of inore troublesonic and permanent disorders I he price of our Pad brings it within the reach of all. and it will annually save many times its cost in doctor's bills, medicines and plast crs. which at be-1 Rive but temporary relief it can ho used without tear or harm, and with certainty of a permanent cure, For •ale by by dnurai-ts Rencrnlly. or sent bv mail free of pnstiikc ton i . i piul I ho price. Koirulur, . Special, (cxira -ir.ci, i-H; Cliililrcn’s, J1 'll Uur I k. "How a laic was Savcil,” (tiviiut lliu bistory of this new iliscovcry in ,1 a lurirc rnconl of most lOmurknble cures sent free. U rite for it. Adilrc-s Day Kf— "■
Toicio.n.pnTTTniJ
.-.piiileJ. But jmliUTtess aud bussiiiC considerations required him to lend his j jietteil scores of times everyday. Ando, ten, after it had been wet till it was hu. and brittle, and refused to mark, his
leoKi.g* Would oVt r[p..wer him.
Finnlly he got some cheap pencils and
harpened them, and kept thein to lend, .gaps in a menagerie,
ihe first person who lookup the stock
pencil was a
smelled of onions and whisky.
He held the point in his mouth ant 1 ! Hiked it for several minutes while he was torturing himself in the etlbrt to ite an advertisement for a missino !l-dog. The next was a granger . ose mouth over flowed with t ’• ■.veo p'iec, in streaks down each ride, and w. i he pencil every time lit; wrote a word Then a sweet-looking young lady i i.me into the oflice. with kitl glow; that imttoned the whole length of her arms, and hung in a row of buttons and buttonholes half a yard over her siiouhh r^. She picked up the same old petteil and pressed it to her dainty lips preparatory to writing tin advertisement f..r a 1 ol bracelet. The clerk would have stayed iter hand, even at the risk af a box of the best pencils ever faber-cated, but he
was too late.
And thus that pencil passed from
mouth to mouth for a week. It was j The ordinary sucked hy people of all ranks and st.. j t i r0 by heating it,
lions, and all degrees of cleanliness and j ttncleanliness. Finn! 1 ./ the clerk, who had now learned always to keep a lending ponell with him, w ait to see a friend who was just recovering front typhoid fever, and who borrowed a pctieii to write his acknowledgements to kind
neighbors who had watched with hint. |a day fruitlessly ot the job, the exasperNext day that [Huieil went U[mui the ! a t c( ] mgn C0lmu it( C( ] su i c {
counter, attached to a pad of paper by a | string, and was in turn admitted to the |
Bully boy with a glass cyo is what a
to hold it '’hap culled a bottle of Dr. Bull s Cough
’syrup, which had cured his cold. It on
j !y cost him ‘J5 cents.
Elijah Bengal, a Philadelphia carpen-
Tho colored Sons and Daughters of Rebecca were dancing merrily in a St. Louts ball, and the mcmb' rs of the Get — | man Baptist Cotiferat.ee were eating sup
it wno roott un me sioca, n • ... , P cr in a room «»d«rneath. A janitor Irayinan, whose breath ,1 S cr> ,n ■ ' ,n Honungo, he slipped en t ero a an apiiartiuent adjoining the hall
and fell. They flew at him furiously or, „q lere n.e gas had been turned on unlght seeing him prostrate, and kilied him . edi aml 8truPk a match A tremendous though they were themselves quickly f , xl , Io!ii>in w as the resu!t nn(i an entire slain with revolvers by the employers. ; setof dancers dropped through the A New York hoy of tweive years ol shattered floor right on the eh'rgyman's age was intrusted with $S5 by his fathot fable. Ball and supper Wi-o both
to pay a rent bill the other day, ami ruin d.
while on the errand was assaulted and | To thiThuml.de and credulous a- well robbed of that sum by two of his school . as to the rich and skeptical. Dr. Bull's mates each aged thirteen. The two pte- ! Cough Syrup is a true and welcome
friend. Price ”5 cents.
There is much social commotion at Cleveland, Ohio. John L'Hotnmedicu is one ol the wealthiest men in the city His son married Miss Farg , against her parents’ wish. For sevetal weeks the two families quarreled over the young wife. The Fargos would take her home and then the L'Hommedieus would take her away. She submitted passively to the frequent transfers. Public opinion seems to have favored the Fargos, who stand high in the community, and one ni^ht hills were postcl about town censuring the senior LTlomtnodieu. He re- 1 (abated by stabbing Fargo. “MADE NEW AGAIN.”
St. Cath.uuxes, Ost. U. V.PiEttn:, M. D :
I have used your Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and I leus,ant Purgative Pellets, for the last thre, months and find myself—(what shall 1 say)— ••made new again,” are the only words that express it 1 was reduced tp a skeleton, could not walk across the floor without fainting, ootid keep nothing in tho shape of food ontnv stomach. Myself and friends had given op all hop*, my’ immediate death seemed certain, I can never be too thanklitl lo those who recommended your medicines, for i now live (to the surprise of evoiy body) and am able to do my own work. I de--ire to make this statement in order that those suffering may not despair until they have givi it your remedies a trial. Yours resp'y Mns. Wst. 1>. Rvtkvxn.
Red Front Meat Market. ' : 4 p %
John T. Craig, Proprietor, Main shoot, opposite llowo A N’ermilionN store. Stmth (IreeneaHtlc. Always keeps <»n luunl th*.* (•'loirost Iro^h nnd cured meatanti deliver R«»ods nt nil hours to any part ol th ' city tree ol charge. 3m2U
X r« k«M
Dr. Jolm Bull's Smith's Funic Syrii|) FORT UK Cl UK OF FEVER AM) AGUE
on
There is to he a baby ticultural Hall, Boston, each for the baby under a
(’hills and IVmm*.
Tho proprietor of thi* otdehrated medicine I justly claim* for it a superiority oves all remeever offered to the public for tho su’e, ••luin ami otfrinancnt cure of Ague ami Fever • t'hills Hini Fever, whether ot »*hort *ir long
ire Wester
oocious footpads bought a rifle, two re-j
v dvers, two bowie-knives, vVc., and ere n >w would have followed tho star o! empire a long way westward if they had not been laid by the heels in jail.
The girls who were to he confirmed recently in St. John’s Roman Catholic 1 Church, Concord, were officially informed beforehand hy tho Bishop that he would
Farmer Dorsey undertook to replace j m)t |ay his on any head that bore
show in 11 or- Sod; hern country to beyr him tohtiinony to tho . . . ; iruth ol the assortion th.it in no oaso whatever with a prize w ,j| \i (Ail tocuro il the direction* arc strictly v* nr ,d.l «.;»>, I followed and carried out. In a great many )<ut oil " u *‘ (jisea a single done has been sufficient tor a
the handsomest eyes, the h acVpst ('VOS, I cure, and W hole ttiniliesliav* It. t-n -urcl l»y a
* * I oingle bottle, with a perfect restoration ot the
I the bluest eyes, the most hair, tin* least general health. Ii i* howe\ vr i r ident, and in l. . . . . , . , . every case tnoro certain to euro,it its uso w conhair, the most weurnt, the least weight, linued in smaller (io>« s for a w «ek or two after tho smallest hands, and the smallest 1 ,
feet. The finest baby will receive a ; ^
grand ptizo.
tire on a wagon wheel at Merce, Va.
process is to expand the and slip it into place,
where it tightens hy contraction as it cools. But in this instance there was trouble at every stage of the work. The fire was not hot enough, the tire was not a true circle, and after spending half
hanged or fr z/.ed hair.
will receive a
: the bowel8in got- . .
i however, require a cathartic medicine, after having tnkcii three 'T t< ur doc* nf th» Tonic.
4 . a single dose of BolIs'bVrgktai ■ Pillb willbc
\\ hat is tlie uho in pom*: to tho soa- sutficient.
side for honlth whon “Dr. LiPflsey's file irenuino Smith’s Tonic Syrup must have
*■ - T '“ John Bull’* private Mam^
- rite
y Kidney 1 * a i» Co.,
worthb*** CAU 1 lONiKidney Puds nowseek-
!c
our repufHtion
i them.
kihm;v i’ah. «••■! r»t«•«"
intrusiUi - , , tin' nfflii'ti'il to wnrn llietn. AsX tnr
, - t T . \ I ' • ■ II • »
the many
see'
we deem it <1
ii it tine DA Y >
mouth of every culler. Alas, it had ah sorbed the fatal typhoid germs, and one by one those who sucked its poisoned point were brought low hy the epidemic. But we fiirla'iir. Surely no one who reads this will ever again wet a lead jieii cil! Let it be a terrible warning.
lC«!nr;itlorml Strtie.
[Toledo Blade ]
Perhaps there is nothing that shows the change and march of ideas in the social aud political world more than the strife over the schools. Years ago they were looked upon as good things,—as necessities if men would be intelligent! “’'F*
and cultured. tilute in St.
Education gave its possessor a certain power which he could gain in no other
I way. But it was not considered the I had refused | groundwork of a nation’s prosperity, horse from a
schools
A WISE DEACON.
“Deacon Wilder, 1 want you to toll me how you kept yourself and family well the past season when all the rest of n have been sick so much, and have had the doctors visiting us so often.” “Urn. Taylor, the answer is very easy. I used Hop Bitters in time; kept my family well and saved the doctor lulls Three dollars worth of it kept us well
A savage black wolf has captured and able to work all the time. I'll warft Mgomerv County, Pa. Ho escaped 1 rant 11 h " s ["’V 0 ’ 1 /"V 1 the neighbors tw \ - , , , one to two hundred dollars apiece to keep
from an exhibitor's cage, and took to the sick , tl(l V . ||M(1 tjmo „
woods, llo emerg; s at night, and feeds . “Deacon, I'll use your medicine herehimself on hens, luvingstolen altogether after.” 3tilfl t!.”>0 fi'oii) one farmer. Ho has whipped B'Oi,{ TllllCTl IB'ilfV a groat number of nogs, notably a most For thirty y , Hrf Wilt , ir ' 8 of wild ferocious and powerful bulldog’, which Cherry has been k» pt for *nle by drugni't* had been confidently set on him. Hun- (tcncrally. but in nil thnt time there has not
, . . . been m ninglcj complaint made, but on the con-
ters go out to slay him, hut arc too nor- trary th „ , lrUKk .i sts th( . Leoplafarknowledae vous to uiiD well, and ho has not been i» to be the b‘**t remedy for the euro «t Cough*, h ♦ | Colds, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthm.i and
i all lung diseases. 1y41
John Butler, a tramp, had scon hotter ——-
A Sacramento bri»le whipped her father
IVmml Sf»nrehf»r” U u-hnt von npp«l'- > j Dr. John Bull’* private stamp on ca. h bottle oioou ncarcnci iHwnat}ou neeu. l) r . John Bull only hsia the ruclit to manufac-
f uro u nd sel l the orwiniil John J . Smith * Ion-
The Jeflerson Street Christian Church | ^IVai" 0 at Louisvillo is divided into two factions * nut on iach hottle do not purcliaae or you will the cause of difference being a proposed change in the creed. Tho brethren in- | Fj*. .!< >11 I .1
dii’ged in personalities at a recent meeting, and soon began to light. The police |
were called upon to quell the l isturh- 1 SMITH’S TONIC SYRU D .
anco.
Manufacturer and V< oder of
CASl’ER WE1TZEL, OFFICER NO. 10, Lancaster. 1‘a., having been a groat sufferer for years with Kidney disease requests us to say that after tisinga Kidney Pad for25 days tie feels better than
he has before for 15 years.
BULL S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROYER, The Popular Uemodief of the Hay. ps::;cirAi :r:.:s cicy^N:'., ir.
lySl
Finding himself hungry and desClair County, Ohio, he re-
solvcd to avenge himself upon those prosperous farmers who, since morning,
NK W A I) VEHTISF.M KN'I'S.
M 1119111 Slot Suli ISlet.(’"Upler.Vo\
Frank Wise fl’d in safety from Wich- UMM5warmmed V ”n^ U, *:a. a lMoior»l§f! ita, Kansan, with tho $l'),0uo which h* i up. (’at ilogue rrce. , , | Addre** Daniel F. Beatty, ii.*nington, N..I...
had obtained by swmdhne; but ins jy—, nc KM Rl pnrea over knnwti
broth' t whom h" U ft h. hind to elli et u ■BHl Kw ■■ ■on iir.-.wi. i.amderw.
compromise with the losers, only escapfrom perplexity and disgrace by sui-
cide.
because ho induced Iter husband to drink in a bar room.
OOVT ’fiAKIi k UISI AIki;.
to feed him. Stealing a Why will you u,o salvos ami totions and oth-
and some matches ! nr ,,u,ward ' ,I ’ p,ii " u ' e8 f “ r ,h0 f,,ro “l
HOP BITTERS. (A Jledivine, not a Drink.)
CONTAINS
HOPS, BfX'HIT* MANDRAKK,
DANDELION,
ANDTIIK PrRF^T ani» Best MFinrALQrALi-
TIES OF ALL OTUKH HlTTEKA. r ril l^Y OUlfcE
AU Dl8ra*cw of llipStorruich. Bow«*l*. Blood,
Liver, Kidney*, and I rinury Organ > vousness, Su’enleKSiD-ssfind enpeci
Female Complaints.
SIOOO BN COLD.
Will be paid for n rase they will not cure or" 1
, or for anything impure or iu,
, . ' i • i* only temp I ' schools were not regaraed as th fromabarro na, ho ro^e awaj to pei , ni 8 kin key-stone of a country s power —the one farm bis strange task. During a ride of diaeascs by gottin* your 1 1 ir in a | thingthat wouldrender a Government ii e8 ho set Are to seven barns.all he«|tby. vi«or,.u» eondition? Thia can only
of which were destroyed.
incendiarism would have been extended much further, had he not been prompt-
help
injurious
ruranythtiiR tmpu found in them.
A sit your druKirlst for Hop Bitters nr.t try them before you Bleep. Tube mi uihcr.
stable and give it a lasting security. Times have changed. The years have brought an almost universal desire for self-government, it desire thnt grows
stronger with tlic spread of knowledge, j ly pursued. He was captured while kin-
Thcy have brought the conviction that d|i theei hth flre
i govern well, the musses must be eciu-
eated, for melt’s passions only become' Mrs. Anna Stiles had two neighbors 1 dangerous when controlled by ignorance. ! nt South Windsor, Conn., whom she] And the conviction deepens every decade | lUt . ( i, and sent them two packages of]
Prof. Guiluiette's name is a household word in France, and so it should ho, for he is tho inventor of the French Kidney Pad, which lias performed such wonderful cures in diseases of the Kidneys. An officer at a fair at ltidg"\il’e, In<’. caught a man climbing over the fence, and deliberately killed hint with a pis-
tol.
I Thousands have hi nettled of dumb
IlluHtri
r. roWELI.&BON, 23.S M Hill Str,M
on IliiM-eti -
itllle*, tint Ht.-vwl.er.. OUR $15 SHOT-GUN at L'r* fitly n><luco<l prico. Solid Htamp for our Now
tttod Catalogue i D) set, CINCINNATI,O.
urt* now roiidy.
\RL0R OR I>. winnor* of
mil attniotive *t>Ic*
MASON (IANS IN TIlEWOKl I llishrrt dislinclion at every areat
AND world’s exliihition for tliirtero
vuars. Prices, 8.M, OT.iinS.SSt ^lus
P I If T T1] i . s'.OO ami upu ni'l li.reu-ypav-1 1 (llll LI II ments, > a Mnnr(er ami U| -ar,|.
;’iitnl",rii - iree. M \sti.N .; HAM
nD ^ A IK' M N 'JK't A N O I.. I’l Tremnnt St.. . UullArlO II"-'.,n; If' I.a t Util M.. ( I ilioii
S-lnirr , Nru l.oik; HU V al'islt
-Vvenue. (ToeiiLoi Itn 24
. be done effectively and thorouably by the ti«e ,
Ihe line of I yf J) 0( . k und g ar | B p Br i|| tt< I ague, hilltoua dlsotdels, i.utiii'e, dis
ly (I
(tepsia and all disca I and stom eh. when
An eccentric but pious man has built a
house on posts forty feet high, at I’lymp- pv'n.'h'Kj.i,,!:',
ton, Oregon, i t order that lie may live
nearer heaven.
I) 1 r 1, an ab.nlnteamt Irrrst.ttWeenre for
of op'
iiarcotit *.
Drunkcnucbii, uso of opium, lubacco ami
tics.
Send for Ciiutlab.
All above
Hop Bitten M fg. Co.,
toll! hy HrueiriiU.
Hoch#«tor, N. i.. A Toronto, Ont.
JOHNSTON’S !SARSAPARILLA! FOR— ^ m mm, 5ts?sps:a, . And for Aurlfylng the Blood. It has been In vise t r 2 i years. C",) tins rr- veil to be ti e b"-l I'l I'aralien in tho n-arket for SICK lir.Ar.u .pa::; »n '111!': MUK < lit PACK, livp.lt C"MPPAINT, PIMPLES ON' TUPPAt t:, DVS PlU'blA, i ll.KS, and nil P "as tl.at r.rise from a Pisordeivit IJver cr r.n 1m j i ret ie, tl. 'Dioiisainlsof ourli. s p 1 pie tnlie it mid jrlvo it. totlieircbildrei Pe.yilrlansj re.-.rilie it daily, n'liose whouso itonco re. oinmend it to ot’ii r:. It is made from Yellow liuck. ITondu--"I,, VCitA ,m ,
|llerl s. It is strictly ve,;. table, nnd cant I art tho nr st aelicate constitute.n. | Iti; one < f lb.- t>. st medicines ia uae If r Rr/ulatlng tho Dowels. I It is S' M by all responsible druggists | at one dollar for a quart bottle, or sue bottles for live it Uars. Those who cannot obtain of I this medicine from their dructrist may | send us ono dollar, an, I we wilt deliver ft | to them free of any eliar,-es. o I V. JOmtBIOH X CO., UiniActniw. ' 181 JelTonion Avo., * DETUOIT, MIrin. I
that passes, that their education must broad and liberal, that which will intik • every human being desire freedom ot thought ami action, and rentier hint wi! ling that his follows shall be blessed in
the same degree 1 .
To do this it is neccisary to exclude everything which shall have u tendency to bia* and contract the mind in its formative period. Defended as tho State must he hy the right opinions of its ple, the schools must he so founded and controlled as to produce the broadest intelligence in the children, so soon to
become citizens.
Thus has arisen tho educational struggle now going on all over the civilized world. The contest is in various stages of development in different countries. Readers are familiar with its phases in the Did World where the light is going on between the Church which would hind and control, and ’he State that would make free. In France progress islow, and the blows dealt uncertain, hut
growing stronger.
Italy has broken ninny of her fetters, but is still hampered and restrained. In 1 Belgium the priest can no longer control primary education. The State is the victor. The Church may establish parish schools, but its power iu those suit-
ported by the public is gone.
Germany holds education entirely in the hands of the State, and makes it compulsory at public expense. Austria litis taken the control from all religious orders, but has yet to make a great advance in order to bring her people to an equality with her Gorman neighbor in
advancement.
So the work goes on. The late disputes iu New England brings the question up in this country as to how far citizens can be controlled by a Church without interference of State authority, which must be paramount in everything. It is likely that popular sentiment will largely decide the matter without legisla-
tive interference.
poisoned candy by mail. Two
s of tho liver, blood i all other remedies |
using I’rof. tiuiliii.ftte s ;
French Kidney Fad, which is a quick \ and permanent cure in thes" disorders, i Ask your druggist for the great rontedv , anti take no other, and if ho does not ' keep it send'i ; 1 50 to the French Pad J Co,, ami receive one by mail post-paid
A Great Offer!
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Don’t AHit until, you nrc* nearly drndanJ
f Jlfn iji c ,j. | iH’d riJilen, Don’t wait until you find, to your
, . , . . I sorrow, tlmt mineral poison*! and alcoholic, were made dangerously ill, but only one,' ptiinillanUt bitters tt( . wiI| nn i y nffKniva ,,
life wan lost. Mrs. Stiles was arrested, dDcnes of th« blood, kidneys »nd liver. Bail . . . . r ,, , but before the timt for her trial she b ’ « noth.rda, ra«.., n .k.h.n.to ‘ h « ,,,, [irocttre an t ere Dr. tluysott'. Yellow Dock l track ttt front of Ihe saw when (Jitnnk.
eaioe insane. 1 hat was nine years ago.; anJ v ;ir „ lplinl , u u never , ouro i
A man in a saw Neb., wrs found
at Turrenville. completely in |
V
r>.
T'iE NlW [COD
f t Htf
- —^.J— * r -
of the asylum in blood and skin discnpcc, all
liver coini.la'.ntsl DON'T KNOW H ALF THEIR VALCE.
and urinary troubles. Iy41 | “The}'cured me of Ague, Biliousness Jan I a i egro of Salem, < >hio, ; , ;' 1 ^ i,1 . D ' ? Complaint, as recommended
, 1 fiad a naif bottlo loft, which I used tor
married a white and wealthy Cleveland i m y tsvo |,^| 0 who the doctors and widt*w. On returning with his bride he ncighhnrti said couhl not be cured. I was received hy a jubilant procession ol would have lo-t both of them on- ni^bt his, colored townsmen. , |M hai1 n , ot '- ivo " , ! u-m H'.p Bitters
, 1 hey did them so much good I continu'd
A <(! ialall !%OTIO\. their use until they w-re cured. 'I hat i Many people think it cheaper to buy 2f> cent ' vll -V 1 Sil ) T ' lo lll,t k,10 ' v •'a 1 '' 1,1(3 val ■ices of a proprictai v medicine, lint they make UO of Hop Bitters,and do not roCOllltnenti a mistake. For instnnee. Dr. AVistar's I!alnim them high enough.”—B., Rochester, N. of Wild Cherry contains eiaht times the quanti- Y See another column.—American l!u-
;it2ii
Now the physicians
which she has spent the interval pronounce her fully recovered, and .she is to he tried fur the crime which, she says, seems to her to have been committed
only yesterday.
Rugby, the town being founded hy Thomas Hughes in East Tennesss, is in some respects a community. The store will be on tho cooperative plan, the purchasers receiving a share of the prof-
its. A largo part of the land will remain . ty of ordinary “5 cent oough balsams. Resides ral Home, undivided, and he devoted to pleasure Dikes a lers quantity of WUt.ir's Balsam to
grounds nnd stock raising—the latter for ™ re ‘ C ° M ‘ i, ‘ eften sufficient, j gale blew down a circus tent at Arthe benefit of all settlers. Tho mana proven itself to be tho best and quickest cure senta, Ark., and two lions escaped from gers will provide plans for buildings ever discovered. lyil ; their broken cage. Tho beasts bounded
OME TREATMENT. A certain care for Mor.'O'.'' Dtihllity, Reminnl Vs'ofil. r „ _ , noss t Impotonco, etc. • a:' Itecipesuned in my practice i./r 26YcrrrU an HKiiirutcd book offiOpat'ea civini' fall ill yIt. l 'rr l ' f US^L f ' trent,nutlt , sent froe. Acd.-e - LL. I. WILLIAMS, ■135 L. ILkir tt„ SjwsAea. lit,
The j his tul card is pushing the three cent sttimp aside. The timidity of juirtios who write love letters, i- about the
only tiling that keeps up the sale of three
cent stamps.—[Modern Argo.
A North Sido man has named his trotter “ Town Time,” because all the other horses go by iU—[Ottawa Republican.
free, but will not impose any restrictions as to the kind of houses to be erected. No liquor will be sold in Rugby, except by an apothecary for medicinaftftiur-
poses.
There was a church fair at JJuncio.Ark , and photographs of the young women who were to serve at the stands weie displayed iu the windows of the stores including those who were in character costumes. A travelling burlesque company came along at the same time, and portraits of blonds in tights were placed alongside the others. The pastor hastily removed the pictures of the Mnncie girls. Then the theatrical manager placarded the actresses' pictures with: “Those artists have no connection whatever with the amateur performance at tho Baptist church, and can only be seen at Tabor Hall.” For rent, 5 acres of tillable land, with house live rooms, good cellar,
I’or Ssile.
Real estate of all kinds on liberal terms. R. L. HATHAWAY, Greencust'e
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See a woman on horseback in an ■ other column, ridtng near Speer’s Vineyards, with a hunch of grapes from which
thiough the frightened assembly and disappeared in the darkness. The rare opportunity of a lion hunt was not embraccd hy the inhabitants, who all got buhiml securely fastened doors ns quickly ns possible. The circus employes, however, provided themselves with torch, 8 )
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I'ort Grape Wine is made, that is so high-1 pursued the fugitives, frightened them ly esteemed V>y tho medical profession with the flaring lights, and drove them
for the use of invalids, weakly persons ■ j n t 0 a cigo.
and the aged. Solti by druggists. Iyl2
Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria. Complete stock of Quecnsware and Glassware, at lowest possible prices, at GEORGE WYSONU'S, Noithwcst corner of the Public Square. tf5
A CARD.
To persons emploped in constant mental toil, study or anxiety, Fellow’s Compound Syrup of Uypophosphites is especially adapted, namely to teachers, Editors, Clergymen. Lawyers and impecunious business men. 2l27
Ac., 1 will send a recipe that will cure you, Free of Charge. This great remedy was discovered hy a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envoi-
well and barn, I miles east of Ureencas- 0 p 0 to tho Rev. Joseph T. Inman, tation
tie. Apply to JOHN McNAUY. , New York Ctty.
Are you suffering front indigestion? [f so, ask your druggist for a bottlo ol
. Sherman’s Prickly Ash Bitters. Taken J o all w ho are suflering itotn the cr ; as directed, it will cure you. These rors '.nd indiscretions of youth, nervous | Bitters have now been before the public weaKness, early decay, loss of manhood, for a number of years, have been thor
oughly' tried, and give tritiro satisfaction.
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ran Korun with ;i 10 or I'iUoraeUirciliiug Knftiiie ( ivillauw in dny. EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
INDIftNAPOLIO, IND.,
’**’ »*•' | HaniHy for th>* spec !» and pci man«nt Ismlnsl EmtMions and Impcitaupy i > it,'' m , Btrwvt AppLcauon «o tb« pvtucipwi hMi of the !u*aaa*. .o*
Your Liver is out of order and y ou know it; so take "Sellers’ Liver Pills.”
IvWjSfld by all druggists.
true »•» »4» , l'ir*.» AppLcano" to tb« principal
u>« of u>c minedy U attain!*-! «» tb no on n or fi • nvatua.i c., miarfcra » '0 th# or-Lnarv purauit* of Ufa. Thi* mir,!# < t raatmaoi nan •too.! iD# t*H In varv aavarv caaan. an t la now a pronouiv^l tn Thera u no .naanto aL. it Uia prapamti-i Itac* aal ' u on«td*« «M lo p.#it. /al* juaran'*# thnt tt will piv* j*rf>«t n^Ufa. u-.i. s n-n-•wlad 07 P » Ms t -wl I r feaslon to ba tt- in a* rotioenl .naaea V*» I »c »• arM • t raa-l.tni and cnrinj thu var ■ pmvnlant li .uli* ' he KamaJy 1* v«l I •> r^, tsiisa. "t lasm • Na. f a a«»tl>>. I' s • l,m •'' **
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....... ^ I * nasi ' J ** k wr r o ’em ss. ProcunMl for all soldier* JDa IfJ inthe TJ >. service from any cause, also lor hfcir/ of «leeea*etl auldier*- Tht* *1 iffhtf'st disahility entitle* to i<en*i<>D. I’FNt'lON INtllVASFI). Bbunty arul new discharge* proeurfcu. Those in duubt as to whetkei intitlod to. anything, should send two J-cent st-imps jor our “circularo** :i.Minn i;m-d.'’ \ Iri -. with imi , Sto ldurt A Do , Solit itor^ of ('Iniin* nnd Futents. Roum 8, St. Cloud Buiidii.g, WashiPRina i). C. 4t25