Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 March 1881 — Page 7
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1L. H & 1,
—Dealers in—
GROCERIES,
The Mournt RnUdem- Heli^ourt Chur* ;M U*riHii«*H »« ut« «1 by Their Work*. The character of the Western moundbuilders is a subject of endless interest 1 to scientists. A late number of the; j American Antiquarian has the follow-
•rnr rNNi:it mav
ing:
It does not matter if we say that there , j are traces of difl'erent religious faiths \ among them. The rude Totem worship i may have prevailed among the moundbuilders of Wisconsin; and the Animism ! of the lower or less advanced kind em-
bodied itself in their works. *
The more advanced sun-worship may i have prevailed among the Southern! races, as was shown to the explorers through their territory, or the elaborate 1
%n«l I.arrest Stock of tfcuoons- system of ancestor worship, or Monte-1 u ai’caiul CilUMtAvare I4epi etima-like king worship, may have ex in the t’lty. isted among the tn1>es on the Ohio HivOur‘stock will always be found Complete, er. Yet religion was the one thing which Fresh and Clean. j is most apparent in all the structures. Our motto is to sell the best goods at a, low q') ie emblematic animal mounds, the |
prices an cun be found anywhere.
Highest prices in cash
of country produce. ,
Elitist Sale IMiltlic Nquarr, tirccn- ^ religion which ruled the peo-
Provisions,
Canned Goods.
Cigars and Tobaccos,
Prchte k Jill Huh,
rustle, Ind.
••Breathe* there a man with »otil »o dead" Who love* not new baked finger-bread? U bo, *teppins? through the kitchen uoor On baking day, si*es goodly *torc Of fragrant, unihre-shadowed cake. And, half unc \ - ions, dare not break A ragged chunk'' Ah toothsome Llisul He is a churl who knows not this. For him no practiced, dexter wrist Shall limp, incipient doughnut* twmt. Or stir, to coax hit gourmand taste, Dreamy meringue and flaky paste. Though he may live on Nob Hill’s tip, And hold his gold with miser’? grip~Though hr may o»mi the whole long list Of vintner s hoard by cobweb* kissed— May dine from Sevres, drive a “can, And sit on "decorative art” Despite his gastronomic btioks. Despite hi' white-capped. Gallic eo* ka. The wretch, concentered in his pride. Shall live and eat -unsatisfied And when Kind Providence—or gout Shall snuff his farthinc light out. The stern recorder of the skies Again*: the t •mb'' >ne s gi ded lies KlfouiUing tlie vti t.ies ,.f the dead) Shall writ 1 He loved not gmger-breatif** - [ban Francisco Argonaut.
fragrant coffee, and then went out— j went straight to the great manufactory, whore he found Mr. Hcott in his office. | “Mr. Scott, 1 want to learn my trade
over again.”
“Oh, Tom! what do you meau'f' “I mean that it’s Tom Darcy come
XKW AnVEKTlNEMENTS. 0RGANSS£5&»?: U afhinyton, N . J. 4144
Ail Only IlsiiiKhK-r Ctill'd of
foiiMim ption.
When death wa, hourly eypreted, all teme
I hack to the old place, asking forgiveness ! die,h a n v ,n, inJed aSd’Dif^^Jauie* wasTi ! ror the past and hoping to do bet Ur |;; r »e.’i<lr nu 11; m.dV.TrepafaUun whVc'h cu l re‘T ‘•he future. M j bi» <*i»ly child of Coniuiiiption. llifl child is
. . . non in this country and urjoying the bent of
Tom, rried the manufacturpr, start health. He ha* proved to the world that
ng forward and grasping his hand, “are l , n .'“ t 7 > m a- n Tll ^
Is it really the ohi
vou in earnest?
rum?”
“It’s what’s left of him, sir, and
we’ll
OSI Y \ IIISU.
have him whole and strong very soon, if nitIU ' ,, k ,h, » p»pe'-
you'll only set him at work. '
“Workl Aye, Tom, and bless you u*o. There’s an engine to Vx- set up and
I tested to-day. Come with me.”
Tom's hands were weak and unsteady I hut his brain was clear, and under his
Ree'pe free, only a>kin|r two three cent ntamns pn> expenae- 11 if Herb ulfo uresNiaht etttf. Nnu-en at the Stoinnrli. and will hreak up .1 trefh Cold In twenty-four boars. Address
C ., 1032 Race St., 1’loladelphia.
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Craddock A C
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A.'K YOl'Il DKUdnlST FOR
E 0. PSILPS iwn HERBALREIVIEDIES
Zaghik Eitrict cf OE3XJOXITr r One of the Bout C5Lir>W3E2"5 .INVESTISATORS I1T USE. It is ft specific in tho cure of all dJseftW I 1 of the KidMja, BUddor, Prostetlc P r tlon of tn« Urinary Organs, Irritatioiiof Ui« Neck of Ui^ liiaUdei, Ifurntng Urine, I Gonorrhea in all its stagea. Mu- | I cous Discharges, Congestion of thoKid neys. Brick f>nst DepocH, Diebmee. in . narnmation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy of Kidneys, Acid I'line, Bloody | Urine. Fain in the Region of the Bladder, I I PAIN IN 1 HE BA< K l rinary Celcuhis Renal Calculus, Renal Colic, Retention ] of Uriix\ Frequent Urination, Gravel In | all its forms. Inability to retain the Water. particularly in persm s advanced in 1 life. IT sS A KI1 >Ni > 1N\ EtmQATOR I hat restores the urine to in natural j « , «»h>r, removes the acidknd burning, and the eflfert of the excobMve use of Uitoxi- | eating drink. I*S1( i;$l; or, ,U Bottles for | eF“3» rui fur Circu ar. Bold by All Druggist*. W. JOHNSTON & CO.,C 101 .leffer-on Avc., Detroit, Mich, j Agents Jut Ote V- S, afxi Conatia.
he might have been all right, if his head and his will had been right, hut these things being wrong the whole machine was goipg to the had very fast, though there were times when the heart felt some
of its own truthful yearnings.
Tom had lost his place as foreman of
—— the great machine shop, and what monnnilH a a habit CURSD iihsut ptiin in two t ,. v In* now earned came from odd jobs of llrllinfl Not ore cent pay t!.I cur. ,1. : .. . i VI IVIVIdk.u it iikmiam. Kichmond. ind. tinkering which he was only able to do AsaWudww 8tmiwl>dmtuw WI»ubm.IRaattwCu. MiTC and there Ml Drivats hOUISS: for
I nmatinu foM Solid x«l«l $11, Otrapt at and batl *
J* # fM yci: -»u ..«• ci .1—| . ar. V.luM. TOIU W.l' <4 g.-I.IU' R - 'Veil US a mechanic,
VSm »l.«Tlioarsutaoi., ISSkvoraSk k.*«*k. and when his head was steady enough, he could mend a clock or clean a watch
pie.
Surely the fortified places east of the ' Alleghany Mountains give no such traces; the Hock Fortresses and Pueblos of. the Western nations reveal no such system, and scarcely do even tha accounts | of the Aztecs exhibit any more strength
to the religions belief.
Religion was the great peculiarity of j the Mound Builders. There are many j : elaborate and strange systems of works | j which can be explained on no other sup- i ; position. There are traces of it brought I out more and more from the inscribed j stones and engraved shells which have,
been discovered.
At times these earthwork’s assume ge-1 1 ometrical figures, as if the builders un-j I derstood the symbolism of the circle, and I (square, and triangle, and sought to com- i i bine them in one; and again, the most |striking resemblance to the ornaments! | worn upon the |>erson is apparent, as if | they sought to place on tho nreust of nature the significant emblem or the sacred I representations which their priestly ful-
lers were accustomed to wear.
The resemblance of some of their earthworks to the sacred stones and symbols which have been discovered has impressed many a student of their relies; ami .the wonderful mystery according to which their works are attended also ihows that a religious system which we do lot understand was the motive with which thev were erected. There are es-* pecial evidences in the grand and mysterious system of symbolism which pre-
vailed among this strange people.
No people on the continent, except those who have U-en advanced far in culture, have shown so much religious symbolism. The Egyptians have their. elaiioraU! system, the Hindoos have
theirs, and the Pfndans theirs, and the ! cnees'm the Hnimal foreeK. which .isi.iiitstc, n J out ' n e drank while he could stand
.UoSc ».„♦ n.4„.l.«r.. «r. h«s no equivalent, soil esn have nr. Mihstgute
(R'o.i Hr.irc ] -killful supervision the engine was set tie Tom Darcy, yet a young man, had tested; hut it was not perfect
grown to be a very hard one. At heart
TUB LKADIVtl VKDH'lNKs OF11IE
MN KTKKNTH CBM ', RV
(hire were mistakes which he had to correct, and it was late in the evening
when the work was comph te.
“How is it now, Tom?” asked Mr. >eott, as he eame into the testing room md found the workmen getting ready to
depart.
“She's all right, sir. You may give vour warrant w ithout fear.” “God bless you, Tom! You don't •enow how like sweet music the old voice sounds. Will you take your place
again!”
Wait till Monday morning, >ir. K vou offer it to me then, I will take it.”
as well as he could set up and regulate a .At the little cottage Ellen Darcy s *team engine, and this latter he could do) duttering heart was sinking. Ihat better than any oilier man ever employ- Horning, after Tom hud gone, she had ed by the ticott Falls manufacturing round a dollar bill in the coffee cap
company.
One day Tom had a job to mend a; .ad been nut and bought tea and sugar.
Ucutorative Angimilant.—For_ the relief
'iu-knew that he left it for her. I AwaiS^ Vl»”Vin?"*A < n ,e u l, nf*FliiiK remed, in
j Throat find Lun^ Complainte.
it _• , . . , _ , , | , . f i i Blood l*urifi»*r. - F or the removal of HoraruU broken mowing machine and a reaper mil flour and muter, ami a hit of ten itr undall impuritie* irom th»* for which he received live dollars, and on - , ak; and all day 1< ng a ray of light RnV^ r .nTl1irH r '\‘a n ."nV.]'M L7r d ' the following morning he started out for i el U-en dancing and shimniei ing h, ll. Vln l Ointmi nt.—Inya’imbls t<o Wrund', his Old haunt—village tavern. lb o* l.i-r- -a mv front the bleeaed In/iit oi mVt'ic*nffi-cMons*^J*} ‘ ■ ■ 1 knew that his wife, sadly needed the mon- .: iierdavs. With prayrr and hope sin ll ij; l |j V, ! 1 VD, B .. 1 ' l l ! l lVr.Mofir'ii , '>'n 1 * < Ver ni:uie ^ nr ey, and tliat his two little children were • had set out the l i-table and wai ted. Male Fern Yerinilane \ el* asnnt and eflectuin alraolute suffering for wantof clothing, i But the-un went down and no Tom | iViii'','|!!'."oiy *u[!-'"ilic worst
and that morning he held a debate with j, ame. Eight o’clock- almost nine, the better part of himself, but the better Hark! The rdd step! quick, strong, part had become weak and shaky, and md eager forborne. Yes it was Tom, the demon of appetite carried the day. with the old grime upon his hands, and .S> away to the tavern Tom went, ihe odor of oil upon his garments.
“I have kepi you waiting, Nellie.”
“Tom!”
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TheXFuri Ht autl B* st Mt'dlcine e*f*r Radr. A^oEmblnation of Hops* Buchu, Man-
•I ion* with ail Mu-bent and
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niakcB%thejrn*ate8t B'C
Reg u M A^ont- onl
drakle *b.i Dancielion f with oil Mieand most c%ura tite |»r«»)jorUt*» of all other Hitters,
h* pn au-ht Blood Purifier, Liver a tor, and Lifo and Health Kcstorui^
“ 11 "l earth.
1 Mexicans theirs; but nowhere among so j rude, uncivilized and uneducated people do we find so much that is significant. The Orest Ineis-nse In Fortunes.
(San Francisco Chronicle ]
Doubtless tho laboring classes of tills j day in all civilized communities arc bet- ' ter housed, fed, clad and paid than the same class at any other time in the history of tha human race, yet there never was a time of greater dissatisfaction
among workingmen.
During the magnificent reign of Louis XIV. there w;w more extreme |>overty m France than there is now in all Europe, Ireland included. The condition ■ jf the emancipated Russian serf is far better than that of the French or German peasant two centuries ago, and within the historical era there is no record of a time when 50,000,000 of the common people and poor were so comfortably sit ( unted as the 50.000,000 who now inhabit I
the United States.
But if the condition of the poor has j
improved, the private fortunes of the rieli have increased as to utterly confound all attempts at comparison with the rieli men of past ages. ‘‘As rich as j Orrosus” has stood for an adage these twenty-three centuries. Yet Unesuswas ! a king who devoted his whole energies i to the acquisition of gold, and there is j good reason to believe that we have not less than half a dozen men and women in this Stall! who are richer in gold and its equivalents than this Lydian monarch. | The richest man in Rome at the time of i Cuisar was Crassus. His fortune has been carefully estimated by several hi' i torians, but never above $S,500,0t)0 of our money. This is not much more than | ' William ll. Vanderbilt’s yearly income,] and it is more than ? 1,000,000 below the appraisement of the fortune of the late
William S. O’Brien, of this city. The Astor estate was valued ten years
ago at $40,000,000. At a moderate rate of accretion, sav five per cent., it must now amount to $60,000,000. The yearly income at the same rate is $,‘1,000,000. This a third more than the entire income
of the British
where for two or three hours he felt the exhilerating effects of the alcoholic draught, and fancied himself happy, as
In every case of Malarial Fever or Fever and he could sing and laugh; but, as usual, i hung on so.” Aruo. while for disorders of the Stonuteh, Tor f , , , .. . • Z . pidiry of tho Liver. Indigestion and disturb j stupefaction lollowcu, and the uiiui died w *roin. loin
I ?i4 IIxx D .i-l.il.. ... .1*1.1 .. e .. .. .1 dd ‘‘Yes, and I’m bound to have the old
companion* left him.
It was late at night, almost midnight, when the landlord’s wife came to tho bar-room to see what kept her husband
up. and she quickly saw Tom.
‘Peter,” said she. not in a pleasant! , ,7. * ’ *t ii r i i » , , i , - ' shall have the old loin back again,
mood, why don t you send that misera
tVill speedily cure I
c pcs of interntil and eiternel Piles.
Woodlnnd Bolin.— A purely \ttfitublo Hair
Dressing; w ill proniDt** growth ol h.ilrand
remove all disenses of the
A lull »lc cription of the**** Mi-dicin* 1 **. wilh numerous toAtiiinoiMals, will b« t*,iinO in our Shnkcs pear can Alnianae lor 1*K1, now rcnily
tind forwarded
rsci.i: an
It shouM not ho coofounded with triturated and then lav down in a corner, where his
compounds of cheap spirits and essential dlls, often sold under the inline of Bitters.
FUR SALK BY
Druggists. Grocers and Wine Merchants everywhere. lyll
PARKER’S GINGERTONIC
Ginger, Bnchu. MandrAke, Ktlllincia anti many other of the best 'medicines known arc < m ( bincd so skilllully in Bafkkb s Gingf.r I umc as to make it the greatett Blood Purifn r . UlS BfstHralth and Strength Bestorer e?er used Itcur'-v Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. Neuralgia Sleeplessness, and all diseases ot the Stomach Bowels, Lunqs, Liver. Kidney*, Urinary Organs
]and all Female Complaint*.
If you are wasting away with Consumption ot, any disease,usetheToNK to-day Nomatterwhat ’your symptom* may be, it will surely help you en eil '11 b T Mtic cures druitkcnr'-ss is the Bob! Family Medicine ever made, entirely- ' r 'nt from Bitters % Ginger Preparatfeu* and' [t ther 'l -nici, And combines the bestcurativeprop-, rti' sc fnll Buy a 5'> : bottle of yotir druggist N( ne genuine without our signature cn outside Wrapper. Hisrnx & C* < . Chrmivts, NVw \ or»
‘I didn’t mean to do it, but the work
You have been to the
{dace, and—” “Oh, Tom’”
And Mie threw her arms around hi' neck and covered hi' face with kisses “Nellie, darling, wait a little, and you
toa'l who p*md their addrefd to J, Gilbert Brown. No 21 Grand Ft.. Jer-ey f’iiv, N’. .1. N.B. Agents \santud. >c*ml for piirliculuri.
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WONDER.
Do you want » Musical Instrument, riva.tug the Pl&no or Orran. on which at >ight you can perfor:n m well aa any prefn^cr
i ineuUonedt If vn do, wnd for oar Ulif
ETTE -tbc
PAHKER'S HAIR BALSAM PENSIONS ARE PAID every soldier disabled In
tin* f duty/by accident nr otherwiH'. A Jiltclv lilt* IWOl MP -f anv k.u.l.l ceof flngcr.t.M* ’ '' !• cy », Rl’RTL’KK. if but slight, dt&- niihtTV ot
ble Tom Darcy home? He's Iveen hang-
ing around here long enough.”
Tom’s stupefaction was not sound 1 sleep. The dead coma had left his brain, j and the calling of his name stung his | senses to keen attention. He had an inj satiate love of rum, but did not love the ; landlord. In other years Peter Tindar and himself hod loved and wooed tho same sweet maiden—Ellen Goss—and he won her, leaving Peter to take up with the vinegary spinster who had brought him the tavern, and Tom knew that
up<>D tr.e Instrumentt nWQtlOBtdl Ifx n do, for irwted Cttaioruo of THE MU llAMCAL OIU4U1N fTc»tt*t tuti-1 Invention of the age—upon which at
“Oh, Tom! I’ve got him back
my own Tom! my h usbaml; “txoN bl" cht«
And then Tom Darcy realized the full
HOW {Tcatwt tun -1 »i lo cution nf the age— upon which any oive can play correctly *11 the |>opiilar. clMUrml, opvmUc, ewrwd, dance, an«t . other music. I Vice*. $i". il’i, *311, f'b, *tv5 Beware of itnlUlkt'i*
power and blessing of a woman's love. It was a banquet of the gods, was that supper—of the household gods all re stored—with the angels r.f peace and love and joy spreading their wings over
the board.
On the following Monday morning, Tom Darcy assumed his place at the head of the great machine shop, and
those who thoroughly knew him had no )Tb"v an-
; fear of hi
T^'vvoqt prlops pyor known on ttrvwli - l.oarff?!**. inflt**, itntl lU'S’olvprft.
OUR $15 SHOT-GUN at trrpr.Tly rtvlnrpd pripp. SPiid stMiiip lor our Npw
('ntJtl'>»;up (I) •
14,888U bti el .n INN aTI.m.
R REWARD !
WK vs ill pay tho abovr rpwaid ff‘r any uaso r»f
Liypr roiDpi.i-nt. 1 1 v*j.pi-«Lt, Sick llpadache, Inditroftion, ( onFtipation r Uontiveneps we Ic immi < ur«- with Went'* Vegetable Liver Pill* ! wh n the directirtu* are Mricily complied wilh.
pur«dy vppetftble. and never fail t<»
|tiv Mtti.*iftpiion. Sugar-coated. Lartre boxe*.
V A.W I'xvte. I’rr-s’t Indian* lUnk ns C... and K. F. Kennedy Prep't (’t-ntral itunk, bulli ol ludiunapolia. Name tbi* ]
l
fnakc But koyvFilfOititinrnt.Warrantetlto
Empire Iind ll goof l fit’ll! | c,;fP l‘lr* A JJrrn with Sttmp, Dr. J, N. Tabler St
tapster liail gloated over the jovleMness.
mi "’ r - v of lhe ' voman who had once dm- \ few days later, Torn met Peter Tin trX c;,rded him - ,dar on the street
^r'tX7. , ’!!f“"T"or d /5:'.": 1 ';* “' Vh >’ y° u ]nm Re- “Eh, Tom, old bov, what’s up?”
n,aned Mrs. Tindar, with an impatient i "I am up; right side up."
fwnV^ai.Vn?; stl * m P of her “Yes. I sec. but I hope you haven’t
. p. H..F|tigerfiid & Qfi., cj.im “Hush, Betsy! He’s got money. I.ct forsaken us, Tom
him be, and he’ll be sure to spend it be-: “| |,a>e forsaken only the evil you fore he goes home. I’ll have the kernel ; have in store, 1‘rter. The fact is, I conof that nut, and his wife may have the eluded that my w ife and little ones had husk!” {fed on husks long enough, audit there
With a sniff and a snap, Betsy turned , away, and shortly afterward Tom Darcy
I lifted himself up on his elbow “Ah, Tom, are you awake?”
“Yes.”
“Then rouse up and have a warm you for it as long as I live. My rei glass. ’ | menihrance of you will always Ik* reTom got upon his feet and steadied | ii e vrd by that tinge of warmth and
himself. “No; I won’t drink anymore,' brightness.”
to night.” And with this he went out Into the i*ra.n.t,. B iiurrab. dn'l air of midnight. When he got A French military correspondent say, away from the shadow of the tavern, he i dwt wllilf ' VHl ' llin « mi f rUC V 0D of stopped and looked up at the stars and i*"' (,L ' rin *| n '■ ,, "'i is 1 ■ ''‘ L
‘particularly struck by tho great pains
going back into tfce slough of' lilu
Beware of couiittrfcits hc<1 imita-
Jr’ O XJ a’ " fc>
Kr'nGEAND CATTLE POWOERS
^ vy^FOUTz' 1
- fol.tZ f ' 'F0UTZ ”
V j u ti n iM.
Fi-
Will cure or prevent Dlfic*f*c.
No ITonsit will flic of Colic. Both or Lcko J xer. i: l * • u/’s I'ow'lcrs nrc used In time.
l* :u » Rowtlcr* wlllro.Tand pn-ven . lloo Cnrti.*iiA |
it/* Howdt*r* will prevent (■ ni-k* iv Konnl*. PowdiThwill •nrrenH© the q'inatityot milk
• * ter Cr.n
ilrukriris^
iii*)?!' The KPi.nine muntifMctured only hy JoliV W Kv’r A CO.. Ti e Bill Makers.” l*il and 1 H:i \V. Madison St., (‘hicaeo. Free trial package ,-< nt by mail pr» paid t«n receipt of u ii cent stamp. 8tdd at Allen’s Drutr Store. Iy47
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
Du. E. C. West’s Nebyk and Braim Trrcii mi ni : ;« specific lor llyeteri >• Diz/zinee-. Con vuLifni*. Nervous Headache, Blental Depression, ol Memory. Spenua’.orrha'a. iir.Doi tency. Involuntary Emissions, Prematuro Old Ago. caused by over-exertion, self-abuse, or | over-indulgence, which lead.*' to misery, decay j and death Gne box will euro recent ca^ea. Each box contains one month’s treatrnont. One
i i (• i , lolhir a box, or six boxes f r five dollars; sent
\v;is a good Kmiel lull in roy Wt'firl or in by mail prepaid un receipt of price. Wc guarmv minliiuid tticv kIu.iiIiI Irivc it ” antee «ix hoicji to eure iinjr oa«e. With rarb in) maunnod, tney MIOUI I Ita it. nrder received by us for six tinxes, acoomtian-
“Ah, vou heard what I said to mv |ied with flvodoiturs. we willscml tb* pnrehn«er . * . , * uur writt« n guarantee to return tho money it
Wile that Bight . the treatment does not effect n cure. Guaran-
“Yes, Peter, and I shall be grateful to l n, , u n , ly JOHN ‘ WESTA
roni
0., Sole Pro t., ChicttKO.
prietors. 1HI and 183 W. Madison III. Sold at Allen’sdrug utorelylT
owrlers will enre nr prevent almost evert
l (.attic arc subject.
1 out/-. * Powdt-rh will-ncreiiae tiie qnnatity I r ‘tm tventy percent., aud make Che but'
ml 'iweet. I'Viir’B Bo
Dihvn*r to u blch Hornes an<l
For r' rt Bow DKRS WILL GIVE feAriSEACTiou.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. FOUTZ. Proprietor.
UALT1MOBS. MD.
WANTED lo ' no ° Hl sii,l * bic * iv k s » wfib-n i
No dlseaeo c’^an posHililv lonpr exl*t where Hop
AdySOtai led aud i
1 perfect ore tbi-ur
But.mare
operatiuuiLHL—
They giv® cow ll^*o ttdriEcrtothiigoi iclinflnii. To Mil.!,..*.. e%n.|4oym.nt.r»„M. Inon.lnrl t. ro., “ 1 r , f ijulraan ,, ‘ t * 11.jpnittor.ftj-c lu'-S'' W'tnout Intox-
icatins. ■■
No matter what your cr rAmpfotns are what the disease or ailW nHDt , ' 4 ase Bitters. Don’t watt until you im ,,c *1°^ hut if you
only (Ml ted or mtatratotoiM 0 * 0 ^
It may hayo your life.It ImW a v ^ d hundreds. $500'*H1 b* paid for a they will not euro< i' help, im not suffepM®*^ 1 y *'n
suffer.but ueoaiui urfro them/
Eememl>er, Hop Bitters is
drunken noHtrum. but the Ihjr. st 1 Medicine ever made ; the “INfALI
and HOP*” and no peruou should be without them.
D.I.C.I" an absolute and Irresistible cun> foi linmkenn***, use of opium, toljacco and nanrotlts. All ««>hi by anig|H , *t!4. Send
for Circular. __ Hop *
$350
CARPENTER SAWS
A MONTH/, AilKTS WASIIBI 7 5 Best Helling In thr World( nn.ttn« pie free. Ad-JAf BRONSON, DctfClt. Mi;!i
Or nny other kind, you enn fil^* ifours*-// with on: Vcrr Jitnhinc «o that it t\i!l . a g(t ffrr chit
i-'A'er. The D-ethwill all remain of •
rlupe. Npnt fv i i rl "ft he I’ruted
i*in of etpml mze and
•co ott rrrpi/tf nf to any
i tied i ic ilap fpep,
VIOlf
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tmond .1 ffontM irnntpft in evprpj rountuaiifl
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more than the entire revenues of the English Government 250 years ago. It is asserted that there are eight or ten English peers whose incomes each exceed the allowances of I’arliament to the Queen, and yet the richest men in England are commoners. Half a century ago the reputed wealthiest man in Ameren was old Stephen Girard, of I’hil-
adelphia. His_ estate was appraised he- ndr< r , f . . 1()\V ? 15 000,000. Tliere fire now pr *n- .r Mrw.iino who nay they w..u;d I.nt tutu* |: f..r »1.
. 100 private fortunes in the United ( States each greater than Girard’s and half a dozen more than twice as great,
hi the purchasing power of money the . ancients had the advantage. A dollar' would buy more 1,000 years ago than I
live will now. Forty years hark a man who had $100,000 was rated as
<4 It l \ ’* M'i:< II H U EIHCIXE. TRADE MARK The (I r <-n (TRADE MARK
English remedy A u unfailing cure L»r Seminal Weakncfis, Sper matorrhea I in potency and iilldiFeaFON that follow at* a he-
then he looked down upon the earth. “Aye,” he muttered, grinding his heel in the gravel. “Peter Tindar is taking the kernel and leaving poor Ellen the worthless husk—a husk worse than worthless! and I am helping him do it.
quence of Sclf-
, , . Abuse; a* Loss
taken to niak* the men of an attacking BEFORE TARINB, ifMcni 'ry.roi-AFTEN TAKING,
pm-ty “hurrah” vigorously as they fi^lb !
rushed forwanl to cloHe ancl crow Day- * th.it lend t.» Insani.y « r CoD'umption
un is with the imaginary enemy. The i,r J/ l i '’ 1 Y/ 1 ';) l , r “ 1 v’ ll |’, I ri VB
maneuver was often repeated over and over again, simply because the men fail- it-s-The
Entire!/ N,tv sn'l p->«ftivRlf •flettiv* i*. ly fftr the aper-lr and permaoent on* nn<\ Impotcncy hy the only
cure of Bemii.al Ei ime way, ».» , D.n 1 A\
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initfsion* nn<l Impotency by tba only I A, j i »U.- , TO the |i*ihi pat re »| f H « fotn*. Th* Mttcii’.<il * »h n., pM i i c onrenMn.«nd dot, not peri,its et life Tt.lS Tumi, f nttmtnt tlM
fa mow a pr i . >un *r i *n—,i. T h,T* I’ract c*! oLavrvatiun it, m to ttfe-t uiUfacTon. i, eon-
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Prof. Iliirrl*’I’nitiphlct (l i*ir Ce I
Hy Flute*)givingdewriptb i I Keint . endMio*Inf its ap. i.limtion. The peinpWet u velu*blr to any lady in deli, j, heaifU, bring < thuromlilv nr..din.I (realise on 11 i* disc ite /sent tree. HARRIS RtWtOI CO., ST. IDUtS. MO.
rrl^rri ml foi
quite
rich, and one of $500,(.KiO phenomenal. The’latter class was not as numerous in this country as those of $5,000,000 arc >
now.
A Phil tdelj hi i • lerk, who is aom«what smarter' than his employer, was heard to remark the other dav: “ I’haiik fortune the Ise-s has stopped advertising for thaaeaaon. Now we will have a real.’’—[Chicago Inter-Ocean. “Mamma,” said a thoughtful youncafer the other day, “how old shall I Ik* next birthday ?” “.Six, my son. if you .live.” “Well, suppose 1 can t live, ran 11 go right on having birthdays, like George Washington ?”
"THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH"
Is a v -ry inlciesting boi.k, and has liecn or n juiu'e 1 s - by llioiisaii'ls who ! a- e lead ii. It explains the principles of life and death, ami the origin of di-ca-c.. Those who are u ering from XctVo II s il ril/ciiiss, t.o*t I’italtti/f Scrof'iilrt % ( ftturrh, skin A})'<■<■(ic.n.<, Aal/ima, or ii itmlis/nntition to Coivnun))iion. will li id it an inc ' I I- I -on. \ oy ') the Sri on rc of /! (tllh nil! lie sent (or foe cents in ’.ainp' IJ l 1 -'!' y postage, l.v address'in; lhe nnil'or, W.S. jvqt'l ISO \V. rill. |
0ME TREATMENT
A ren -In rnr" for Norvotlt Debility, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, otc.
in i nr pamphlet, whteh
ire f!> m lel fne hy mail to every one. ■ Specific Medi.lne is sold by all drue-
I am robbing mv wife of joy, mv ohil- ed to 'bout with uffieient litc and ener- k J. n’t Tree lV m'ait' 1 . !i're'^ipt n’f 0?- ?' mi 'f gj, i“Xl*”th. L::;- y:,.. | love and life just that Peter l .udar j , Wi pr(muilc . iaUon but the Fru.eh 6oI ,, in ' *
may have the kernel and Ellen the husk | mve I)() characteristic cry to aniVVe’ll see!” luatc their soldiers at a critical moment.
Tim rr;
Proverb* 1*»r J
It was a revelation to the man.
tavern-keeper’s speech, meant not for his | ears, had erme on his senses as fell the voice of the Risen One upon Saul of
! Tarsus.
1 “We’ll see!” hr said, setting his foot | firmly on the ground; then he wended Ids way homeward. On the following morning he said te Ids wife: “Ellen, have you any coflee
in Hie house?”
“Yes, Tom.” She did net toll him that her sister had given it to her. kdic was glad to have him ask for coffee instead of the old, old cider. “I wish yon would make me a cup,
good and strong.”
There was really music in Fom’s voice, and the wife set about her work with a
i Main S’reel. Buffalo
by (’onrad Cook,
ly 45
i>ive makes lab >r light. Love knows hidden paths. Live me little, love me long. Live your friend with his fiuihs. Lovers’ pursesare tied with cowbwcbs. Lovers’ quarrels are love redoubled. Love rules his kingdom without a
sword.
Dive without return is like a question
with al an answer.
Good Hcasoi b
. .Vi w rv. — f r the ctoi s
Faith.
Monkok. Ga., March *3, ]8w). nr twolve mrnths Lien prcacribln^ . philitic Specific'* in thcMr atmen
nf Syi hiliF and many oth^r dtfien»e8 tor which
W c h n \ •
“Swift’s Syphilitic
IjoVo makes time pass away, and time
makes love pass away. _ . '* - -—'■ ”
Aims moi un pen. mais continue 1/ive me a little, but keep it up.
The Becipoe oiil in my pmctlco for JJ5 Yoqr. a, ‘ 1 l,llr
oral no Ilium, aedbonk ofSOpnee. (riving full a, flutter nt her heart.
T- to*..- «* *
Nor Throw Hun Out ol tl.o Wiinlow. The Saginaw Courier publishes the following lines to an engineer on the birth of a son: Should baby's voice throughout the night.. Shrill ngiia ‘ Rive for pap or boules, Let not the force of habit, John, ( Cause you to grasp the infaut's throttle.
hi no qua ncn.
d in »» j-inifle in.-tunee. Wc thii.k, lor all dinoasos it in rc oinincniled our©, it -tandt* without n poor, and (hat ii>l tho mcdicnl prof« .-fion will, f-ooner or Inter, b© toreod to iu*knowlcilat- it in the Irentment of Syphilis a
X. 1- G allow a \ . M. D d. T. Robison, M. l> 8 » An an fa. G a.. May 22, 1^ ■
One of our workmen bud a bad cue© ofSvpbili.’* of five yortk Ftandintr. and was cured entircly by “Swift’s Syphilitic Spocifio.’’
WM. B A T. W. HOOI’EB.
THE SWIFT w BEt IEIC COM PAX T, I’roj r. •
tors. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold Ly .L rt me AIL n . Call for a c< py of ’ *Y(j
ung Men** Friend,*'