Greencastle Star, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 April 1881 — Page 2
FACTS AM) FIGURES.
—A single business house o! Greensboro, N. 0.. has bought -’W.OOO rabbit 1
skins this season.
A German chemist lias established the valuable fact that wood impregnated with paratine oil is preserved tor many years from rot, even under circumstances most favorable to decay.
profesbion, prepared upon strictly billed in the i luted Mates annually, the pharmaceutical principles. meats from which amount to-l.088, WO,An ••ipnrinnr* of twi.nty.tivn yv*r« provn. it to tm 000 pounds. 1111(1 their total Value wllCD In^uSSTko^toto noHa'* ,,n<,MhrT A * w killed for food is *008, WO,000. Kta; , I .About 600 inventon have sent Bit IliMorileniof (hr How# 1^ «jhI all A flee- models OF plailS of ini])l*OVlHl >turk cars, !•?•?-«!ir.Threat in compliance with the oiler of the
American Humane Association of a prize for the best. The judges liud themselves overwhelmed with the work
of examining.
■—The California
Tennessee has a new law forfeiting the j jofUceot every Sherifl’ who permits a; , prisoner to bo taken from his custody This is intended to put a stop to lynching, and is bused on the belief that mobs, being almost always cowardly, can he effectively opposed if the Sheriffs have a desire to do it.
ir
rrjftoMji, while a* a remedy for com tw the tomato wz it haa no e j i tl NOT A BEVERAGE
-t on «»hl reliable IlmiHehohl Kenirdv.
torouKhlr atiapted to aaaist naturt-.
^ It Bupplies tone t^» the etomach, r(*invi#roriite« tho » ifTBatiTe organa, atimulatea the WH i'etion*. and pro. motinga rH«alar action of Uie txiwela. euablw eventi the Uxly to perform its allotted work re«u-
P juJ
WlSCELLASEOIIS* Alexander 11. Stephens has a « , M,-
300 library.
—The name of the first book published in Grccuhind is “ Kala<ibt Okal-
luktualliait Kal-dlisut Kablunatudto.
— An authority says that a lady can hold her own in society on *.>00 a ycat for her dress, “if her position be as-
sured, and if she have style.”
—Mr. Peter Cooper says that the
NiGHOLSiiHEPARD & CO
Battle Creek, bflichigan, MANVKAOTrurBB OF THE OXLY UKNt lyre
The A. S. T. Co. Black Tip for chi-
ldren's shoes should he called for by pa- >1,.^ York building which he reirents, not only upon heavy shoes, in members as existing during his childplace of metal, as it wears as well, but hood is St. Paul’s Church. Two are upon all fine shoes, as it looks neat and partially the same—Washington’s headdoubles their value. quarters in Water Street and also the | , i - headquarters at the foot of Broadway.
Rwt the
Y*P Ira Stenim took a prominent part in a \Vith these exceptions (added to three '-'AAX dvl church (cud at Berrigan Springs, Mich houses in Harlem) the entire city has
THRESHERS, Traction and Plain Engines anti Horse-Powers. Mott Complete Thrcehtr F»cto«T i Establlft.'rocf In the World. > I84U j\ y p A D C continuous am/ sucers^ful, hr • t. J *1 I t.Anw without »l aiiir** ..f IIH1| , ■jy mRiuucemeDta or location, fo ‘bo^k w broad uurraniy t/irtn on all our yoods.
i those who
. ivnn of in.* runty to perform J.trly ai.d without interruption.
In htfrh< At I'otnmendations come from harp uw**i it longest and known it tx»ht.
Nowhere ho popular as in l^moaKter, Pa., where it t.is t»*w'n m use for mom tluin a quarter <»f it century. Mi«hly roniuiriMlof! iin m (^rnrral Tonic
•ells
I an u i.ciif ral Toni
nutt A ppcl l/.cr. Sohl by Ifruggiste everywhere.
THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH
A inrjge si/.eil pajH*r descriptive of diseaHP, its origin • ml cure, will be mailed free* to any addretH o:.
rppluation to
THE MISHLER HERB BITTERS CO.
Lancaster, Pa.
ty"We strongly reoo:nmend to moth^i> Prof. Porker’* Pleamiut W orm Syrup. It nev, r fids, is easy to take, and no after*physic ia reqi
Price, 25 Cents.
i required.
Railroad Conimis-
sioners have fixed the railroad freights wv O* in the State at a reduced but vary ing schedule, averaging twenty-live per cent. The railroads must furnish transportution for second and third class pas- j sen go is at sixty per cent, of first class
fares.
—Engine 411 on the Philadelphia & | Heading Hoad is said to be the most j powerful locomotive in the world. The. boiler is f>8j inches in diameter with 184 two-inch tubes; 10 feet 21 inches
SoIOzcnt lor 1’ure
Vtfv
very Keg Warranted. West Side public Mjuarc,
A member of the opposing faction en— j been rebuilt.
V7hite Lead hu ! orTv .ho . a , *p rln? r cr ” Ul ?T dent in that vicinity, and carried in such humor by the Cut.cura RemediesAsk , ^ to completely conceal his your druggists about them if troubled on p gave a very large and weird
light anil would readily be mistaken for
Cat a hi; n.—Complete and infallible ^ locomotive headlight. Tl.e young treatment for If I. Ask for Sanford's J™ 11 iJ 11 o' v odtl>i'.t heuas ^"'y hang a Radical Cuee, each package of which con ,,ttle fun ' v,lh no nUrntlon of in I’ u,n ”
meiie: »i ?nnis PHILLIP AL3AUGH
U ith itching and scaly humors.
apl
beat quality mt lowest prices.
Highest Market Price
for all kinds! of country produce,
me a call.
(Jive
:!tf
PHILLIP ALBAUGH.
VSP.Y EASH.7 lamsm, ECONOMICAL I1T FUEL, AND GUARANTEED TO
r-ln.
ffirfecl Satisfaction Everywb
srs,
BUY
MADE ONLY BY
titles of their residences and the ap
Hester Howard struck terror into tho' proaches thereto. Cottages are often, hearts of her funeral party by riain- or, with splendid exaggeration, styled cas- .. .. . . ^ * ties. A witness was once examined her elbow in In r coffin at the cemetery before the magistrates in the County of i at St. Louis. She really expired soon Clare. “Anil where did this occur?” !afterward. asked Major McNamarre. “It was just by the little • boreen’ that leads up If the mother is feeble, it is impossibb to your Honor’s house.” was tho malij that her children should be strong. Lv- cions answer. “Stop!” roarded the iniua E. Pinkiiam's Veoitable Compounii dignant Major. “ Boreen, indeed! I is a perfect specific in all chronic diseas- protest; it's a shplendid avenue.” es of the sexual system of women, beml —A gentleman in Georgia was digto Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkhaui, 233 Western ginsr a hole in which to place a post
when lie uncart hod a snake that was frozen hard. He struck it with the flat of the spade and it sounded like rock. He said that he had often heard that snakes would thaw if frozen, and he put this one in a warm place uear the lire. In about half an hour the reptile showed symptoms of life, and began to look around and move about. He then killed the snake to make sure that hisslioulil not repeat itself, and to
J
NT. I.OI IS, .MO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN TIN-PLATE, WIRE, SHEET irtOLT
-A.usrx)—
I VTRT CLASS OF GOODS USED Oil ?0T.!> B\ TIN m STOVE SEALERS. SENlt FOR PRICE LISTS. For sale by H. S. REN'ICK A- CO.
luiiy ii«»r,ui-«i Mitt m it nt ii. iii.Btr
of cure. |*rof. Hama’
panq. -cf sent frte on application. iiAimiH KKmm t o., ’Iinfg f'hdnlats Mli A Sf». t
Ht. Loill», Jllo.
LYDIA L PINKHAM. OF LYNN, MASS.
PILES
MRS.
inches stroke, 68-ineh driving-wheels j ,u,,le ^ i i^p 8 d t , '^J;” on ‘ ofthe ; h »Io r - All for $1. a p! tire particularly vainglorious about the
—Special Agent Jenuey, of the National Census Office, has prepared a blank for the collection of statistics of tires and losses by fires that have occurred in the United btates during the years 187!) and 1880. The comidfalion will, when the returns are complgte. be classified by States, and will show the loss on each kind of property burned. About .’>0,000 of these blanks will be distributed throughout the country. —The railway mail service of the United States embraces sixty-nine lines of railway post-office, some of then; longer than necessary to reach across a whole European Kingdom. Including steamboat routes, the annual service foots up 102,100,001 miles, on which mails are constantly being received, distributed and delivered, with a saving in time over the old methods, upon each
i letter or package bundled, of from
twelve to twenty-four hours, and inone year the employes in the railway mail service distributed 2,6. r >8,488,020 letters
and pieces of mail matter.
I —The value of the grape and wine I product of California for 1880 is esti- ' mated at *8.500,000. The State furI nished over 10,000,000 gallons of wine, ! 450,000 gallons of brandy, $100,000 worth of raisins, and grapes for preserving and table use to the value of *100,000 or $150,000 more. The new brandy is worth at wholesale *1.1.3 a galion I The new vineyards that have been : planted cover 8,000 to lo.ooo acres. In I Sonoma County alone 2.000 acres were I planted in vines Inst year, in Napa County the wine product has increased j from 207,070 gallons in 1870 to 2,100,000 last year. Land fit for wine growing may be had for *5 to $125 an acre,
| according to location and soil.
—Prof. Francis Child, of Harvard , College, lias issued a circular which, j although especially addressed to college students, is interesting to all educated persons. He asks help in collecting the remains of ballads, of ; which there was once a great store, | handed down by oral tradition. In 1878 he made an effort to recover in 1 Scotland such ballads, but found that j 1 the day has gone by for their transmisi sion in Scotland. Prof. Child believes that the Irish yet retain in their mem- | ory many ballads, and that these may be saved if qualified persons will in-1 l teresl themselves in the work of collecting them. This requires some 1 ; tact, as uneducated old women, who would be most likely to have treasured them, wouid easily take offense if they ] suspected that their simplicity was displayed for the entertainment of the querist, and they could not be expeotj ed to appreciate the valued of those evidences oi early culture an t he state of j society. Ballads in English, not in i Gaelic, are wanted, and even frag-
ments are valuable.
wz •-TF l-tl-POWItn SHFAltATORH xrrt < oiaplrle !Slp««0«lBl«<V?fY A i* d y rinM Traction an d Plain i’iiK>n< M ever fiPto in th« American market. A muhitmf* of special feoiwr* and for 1381. together with **»rtor U 1 tion ami maurio/s not dreamed of bv < ther leaker *. Four fiw* of Separator*, from 6 to 12 hora* 7,600,000 i • iiatautly on liana, from which to built the incomparable wood work of our machinery. TRACTiGn ENGINES So or at*. moM durahlr .and efficient mcor F.cah. Hi 10, 13 lime Powtr.
Mioofin$r C'hilla floatn ihr VlmX Dull pain in the limbs, nausea, biliousness, are symptoms of apnroachine fevjer and auaic. l T sc witnout delay Ifostetter’s Stomach Bitters. \yhich substitutes for the chilly sensation a genial warmth, regulates the stomach, and imparts tone to the fiver. The bowels, the stomach and the biliary gland being: restored to a healthy condition, the disease is conquered at the outset. For sale by all Drug*
Vjists and Dealers generally.
Avenuo, Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets. 2t52 The man who heeds not the warning of pain or suffering, which always precedes maladies, often becomes, through indolence, the victim of incurable dis ease. Lassitude, weariness, sadness aching of the limbs indicate nervous disarrangement, the forerunner of many organic and functional disease. Tlv early employment of Fellows’ Hypopho I lory
sphites will effectually ward off such prevent it from biting the one who had
maladies. I warmed it back to life. II I. A I. I II A!\l> IIA1 IMAI.NN. r j v;i i uf William Yanllev (fnmi Staffonl-
<l'ire, H-L'l-ind. in Bucks Count>. Pa. is conUTiiplatcil. lie was one of the first to purchase under the Penn grant. He came to America in the spring of lti82 and made liis location on Uie Delaware River, about one mile from the
inm'r. nml Tl>rp-l>pnnrn »n> tn’Ked t Myr-itc tliin muuckhA. Thiv-UiuK Mummory.
rctimra sent fr*'*- AddrexH
NICHOLS, SHEPARD A CO. Battle Cree'rt, Michigan.
per a u>onic F ferae ■ w ea* ura >•» iwpnoTEia caiioon •roadcast Seed-Sower.
§ - ” ; :v\U.,';’ , "V - Set'"- ' l" : > m la ^ SousGrain. G.wi Seed, Eiemp, ftU-c, Everything. —u u.n Jo it fo well by knud. It does tho work cf ,» men. It iias stood fhc test of year?. Re"civeil First Premium af ;!l Sfato Fairs in 2 years. Good, bubstantial. •Misble Macliine, warranted to do a!! that is claimed for it. Prico only $6.00. fiend stamp for descriptive circular^ id. AVildek & (Jo. Agents, ’ I r ^ ' Cincinnati, Ohio. I ** . .. t . > uxw, Ag’ iifS, 1 Iiii;;,uap.>.i9, .i... GOOD ELL COMPANY, n. h., ?I mufic turers.
iy dcr»ifKPin nts broiifrht on bv an impure condition oi tho blood, when SCOVILL’S Hl.OOl) AM) IsIVKK 8VKUP will roHtoro tier feet health to the physical organization, it is indeed a strengthening syrup. plen«nnt tn take, and luih proven itself to be the best blood puri her ever discovered, effectually euring Serofu
la. SyphiLtie disorder
era. Weakness of the Kid
neys, all nervous disorders and debility. It 1 corrects indigestion. I» makes the old leel young “ r “ 1 * Un c..-i —i —m.
riabl that 11 pr
for it acts lik
ng, and tho young feel gay; and will inva >!y drive out of the system the many ills L human lUsh ia heir to. A single bottle
its merits as a health renew- ; a eharm.especially when the
0ME TREATMENT. / ecrt.un cure for fiervous
'"VZFJty debility, Cc jnlnal Wcak-
• ness, Impotence, etc.
ice Eecipes > ■ .-it iu my practice for 2S Years and an hinhtrntedbook of b0 pages plving fiill oi rrctiouaforneii'-treatn» i>t. sent free. Addrpxr BR. T. Wn tIASYS. 435 l. ttaterk. filwaolM. Mr
5. : KLG 'jSEBOSjSIx Ttie il**M ('4)iif{4i Syrup Piso’s t’ure for Consumption. It arts quick and it taster good.
Miiall, bottle large.
Therefore the cheapest ns well as the Gold everywher
7>r. t «l t .ttO 1 ev smcBiss
( i >>tnplaint U of an exhnustive nature. Ii 'vine n tendency tn lessen the natural vigor oftlie
brain aixl nervous system.
BAK lift'd PA IN I’AXAri'A cures pain i» M»» and Beast. For use externally ami inter-
nally.
Dr. BOBERS’ VrOETABI.l’ WORMSYRVP instantly destroys norms and removes the soeretiens which cause them. lyAI ur.sn i.o rmtn osjatii.
present town of Yanlloyville. The celebr.Ttion will take pltioo at the old house built in lt>85, now in perfect preservation. All the. original papers from William I’ettn to W illiam Yardloy, ilutittg back toMarch 21, 1681. are in good
condition.
—Did you succeed in solving the fifteen puzzlu? Tho inquiry may seem a little tardy, but if you did not solve it Professor Proctor says you need not feel bad about it. He has boon investigatingtho puzzle, and he finds that the blocks are susceptible of 2<),!)22,78!/,888
J. A. GOLDSBERRY,
PHYSICIAN and SCRGKON,
OFFICIO-—Iu WllliuuisoD's IHock. eoni.T Indinnn abd Fo pi a r Streets-
Residence
6m 6
liiRol^orne'rvdiA^MassI'.'is «n'remarliaii'e that P ositio, ' s ' S "PP”*»>K « 1»«'’«‘*» w« b.K to ask lor it the attention of the reader. mauO two moves a minute, working
He says: “In the fall of 1S7(> 1 was token with a i iolent hleedhiK of the tunes followed l>y a severeeou(h. 1 soon becan to lose niy-appetite and flush, i was sc weak at one time that I could n ot hive my bed. In the sutnmer oflSTT I was admitted to the City llo-pital. While there the doctors said f had a hole in ray left luturas bittns a half dollar. 1 expended over a hundred dollars iu doctors and medicines. [ wa« so far gone at one time a report went around that 1 was dead I cave up hope, hut a friend t,,ld me of DR. W’M. HALE'S BALSAM FOR TIIE M NtlS. I laughed at ray friends, thinking that mv case was incurable, hut 1 ant a bottle to satisfy them, when, to >»v surprise and aratitiratiou. I eomtneneed to feel bett.-r. M> hope, once dead, heiran to revive, and to day I feel in better spirits than 1 liaie for the
past three years.
1 write this hoping you will publish it, so that every one afflicted with diseased lunys will tie induced to take Dr. Win, HALL.- BALSAM for the Lunrs, and he convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE Ct'RKD. I have taken
DISCOVERED
LYDIA E. PiNKHAM’S VEGETABLE COIvIPOUKD. TTo^oeitiv^Curo For all Female Complaints. Tliin preparation, n* IN none ftignifles, ronsista of ' egetaiiiB l*rojK i tioi lUatarr hannlOfcS to the moat drl i^ate utvalid. Vpon one trial t lie merit a of iLic Com IKMind will be recogiiicetl, fuirelief in immediatv , tuul » hen ite use ia continued inpin« ty nine eu«eH in a hun sired n (x rmnnentcurei-efft i tod.iisthoiisand.s v ill t tify. On acrount of its proven merit*, it is i< dny io- • ommendecl and preacrlbtHl hy the Ik *i idiytuciaus in
t i.e country.
It will cure entirely the word form rf f .Gh.g *f the uterue, Lcucorrhten, irngukit' nnd pa.i:fu] Mens t mat ion, ull Ovarian Troubles, lnliaiiimf.ti<.r ;.::d ITceratiou, Floodings, nil I»isplacenn nt8 nnd th ‘ con n quent Hpirml weakness, nnd in oapcclally oduple i t the Change of Life. It willdi- live and f ?.[s | i- i >. ;■ from the utcrujiin an earlyHta;*o of devpl'*n:iierf t , tendency to cancerous humoru them i> cheeked very ►jHediiy by its use. In .act it haa prrred to l»c the p-rr r * • vt and best remedy that 1ms ever boon dbeov.-r »«l It iiemicatea every portion of tho rystem, and gives new lifeand vigor It removes faJntnc8r.flflti:!cnr y, «it* htroys all craving for aflinulautr, and relieves v «. . . •• s
•*f tho stomach
It cures nioatlng, ncadoclies Nervous l‘r tt t -n (reni’ial J'ehility. Sleeph • •ip sv. I*e|»r«“ssem and Ji.di .rertlon That feeling of b* iu ing-it wn. causing j :.ln weight and Uudcachc, Ik always p< rnmncnily c ji ctl l y its upc. Itwillat all times, nnd underr 11 ctrctunsian con. act in harmony will* tho Itw that governs the*
female system.
For Kidney Complaints of either r< x this eompouu i
I.n unsurpassed.
—“If 1 punish you,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her uuughty little girl.
Is prepared at 233 and 1‘-» Western Avenue. Lynn Me* *
1 Vico$100. Six l>ottli'H for $ >.00 Sent by mail in thu* fuiin of pills also in the forui of I .ozt*ug» k, on loct.t uf price $1.00, per box. for either. i!n«. FJNKIIW
freely answers all letters of inquiry F* ml for pum plilct. Address ns above Mention Ihi/t paper. No family should be without LYTilA J... PINK FT AM* UY?U FILLS They turn Const!iKition, PUiouai*. a HkdToriddlty of the Liv*-r 20 < cuts |*tr Los. John 1). Burk & Sm 8 Cincinnati, Ohio
HIT AM) HLSDOM. — “ Lot ’er slide,” ns the man said 1 when his wife fell on the ice. —The Whitehall Time# accuses Bo«i ton of spelling beans with a capital B. !.,—Why is the nine-year-old-boy like n e sick glutton? Because he’s over : e >ght. —The weather-cock is a vane fowl. Some folks think it's a peacock, but this is an ciTor. —Society never lindsout that a woman is lovely and accomplished until her husband becomes rich. — "No illinkeo, no dlunkee!” was the sententious reply of a Chinaman when I asked to take a friendly nip. — It seems ns if them as aren't wanted here are the only folks as aren’t wanted F the other world.—Adam
llcdc.
| —A merchant who has a book-keeper with but one arm alludes to him ns his short-hand writer.—Thiladelphia Chrou-
1 kle.
—Schoolhouscs should have light-ning-rods on them, for if you spare the rod the children may be spoiled.—
Whitehall Time*.
—Heluh-hn: haiuRcthc dough; How i do wrata that dinu r« would jrrow! A vporno's uko vh»- or u donirhnut tree— Wlmt a i vtre-hmif >iirht to seel
said a mother to
_ “ do you think
it will be for my pleasure?” " For whosi 1 pleasure is it, then? It isn’t for
mine,” returned the child.
A prominent lumberman in Burlington has had his coat of arms painted on the panels of his carriage, with the Latin motto “Vidi.” Which by inter-
pretation is “ I saw.”- Have key c.
G. W. BENCE,
Physician and Surgeon,
GREENCASTLE, INI).
two moves
twelve hours :i day till the year, without holidays, excepting Sundays, it would take him over 48,000 years to complete the different changes, and in these busy times it is not ever}’ man that has that much time to spare on a
puzzle.
— It is true that all Texas ranches are not provided with all the conveniences and comforts, but Mr. Wm. Coleman, of Bee County, recently completed a new residence 100 feet square, four stories high, with basement. Moors eight inches thick in halls, which are sixteen feet wide and laid with English tiling. This handsome structure cost the oyuer
over $75,000, and is furnished with an
tw<> bottks met cau positively »uy thnt it tins elegance commensurate with the nuilddone more gtiod than ni^ the uthur medicine* I j,,^ | f >ifi.„.„ ^,;t.... f.
hm » (.skim since my sickness. My cmuih hn almo-t entirely disappeared and I shall soon lie able to so to work. 8<,ld by all drussists. ly.'d lie *rrri:iti:E> For ;m \ i: iicm.
office over "W hen’ 1 with W.
nlnthiuft store. Besidoncc S. Mulholn. litf
Donnohue & Lewis,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Practice in all tho Courts. Probate business and collections a specialty. Deeds uml
mnrteaircs executed and acknowledged.
Office over Landes drug store, Washington st.
OKKKNCASTLK. LND.
It is situated fifteen miles from fit. Mary’s, die nearest town, and must have a surprising appearance to the stranger passing through the country. A Baris plumber was tepairing the tiles of a house, in the Rue Maubuec,
Dyspepsia; have ci,»- when, his font having slipped, he fell
f »'»• >->^ the street below. Just
me I could n,,t he cured. Tie; liratdnso of COE'S then a market-gardener s cart hap]>eued D) fil’EPS) A <1 BE helped mo, and. to day, I to pass by the house, laden with baskets consider myself cured, nnd am ready to allmu f„i! , > , . • ■ that it is the most valuable medicine ever full of eggs Mild o.ster-eagcs containing placed before the nubile. U. H. Itiekardxon. j live poultry, and the man falling into Paducah, Ky.. May loth, IsoT. i the midst of this load crushed twoeages, conlinemcnt f»t uluvcn months in < . « . . , • • r> *-
.1 ... la I. It
Guilford, Ct. t May loth. 1x»vH.
, For thirty-fivo year.** I have been the victim
of that terrible disc,— ^ ! '
ea$o.
J. R. UILLRR. Miller
t. r. aooiiK. A Moore:,
P’lvinp a
Libby Prison, I was attacked with
in its worst form. For i\vo year? Iu««ubui-
[i^^uiurriU^Th^n? ^ a? hiS li<1Uil1 d chili ted as to ho unable to walk one square. * tiip pltlTlloPi lookod lik(3 .'ll! OtiiGAltcr^takinp two di.ses of COE'S^jlyspep-ia lette, blit, excepting .'t few slightsitl'UisOg,
DyM'epsia i dbotit a dozen fowls, and finally : haw .-uf- 1 was engulfed in an enormous basket of
I ‘‘Kg s
Atlorreys at Law & Real Estate Agents,, z
GrconcHFtlc Ind . OfH' P-11 lyne’fi Block. petite.
, " ~ 1 F. T.OILLALAXD. late Lieut. t .S. A Jamrs.i. Smiley. \N ilubG. Nkff. ! Detroit, Alich...lunc C A T I I T7\7 P, ‘\ T T7T?T? I would like to add one more testimonial to , . O iVl I 1 CV i\ vour li$t. 1 have been a victim ofdyFpep-ia nate«rard
A-TTORlsrEYS AT Xj-A-W cran'd ftnWrcll'ef *nty^in't OE^S M?- ’ “ Kvil,|nt '
Qiru e, up stair-->n Alhin’a Black, fiuuth Side PEl’filA Cl'ltE.
riiblic Square, Greoncastle, ln<l. Practice in —-- - — —
L ^ O. WHAT A COUGH! Will you heed the warning, the «ig , nal perhaps of the nrre siiproach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Afik yourrtelvis if you can atloru for the sake ol saving ten cent5 to run the risk and do liothinff for it. '' o k now from experience that Shiloh’* Cure will cure
OHIO A.O-O. ■ v, '". r tot' 11 Vjr,'.?: '.V'v, lhi ’ ex ! , ! B i,"\ lall statuesque and by no means beauti(li in.lVoii-i'in.s, ficcfe., ,V . lought. su’d It relh i\ " LoWp tn'V Wh’.o'ptnB fui won,an ' in <lark ' ,luo Velvet dress,
and carried on uiur ? ,n(. Oirrc.pondemc so- ; ft*,,}, onee. Mother '
all the courts ot the State and solicit biidiness.
KV4Kki;ii, lZ \itTi\E % i Om
Ccmnission Merchants,
tNo. 136 Wa-hinston St.. RoCm V>.
he was safe and sound.
— Mary Anderson at General Sherman’s latest reception in \Vashin<rton looked (writes a correspondent) a little
and worn after the play of
from which she had just
come, and so colorless and quiet was she that one could not help thinking that all that is said of her over work and failing health might lie true. There Is none of the elasticity and freshness of a young life about her. All that has been sacrificed to the public. But a
iVhoopitiR
do not he w it bout it.
For Lnmo Hack, Side or Chest, us -Shiloh’s
licited.
Age:., wanted to repreient ua in all import- l.^ouiTlaVter?' fidid hyY'onrVdCo^k.
ant piuce.s. 4t5<) i DYSl’KBSIA ,V LIVER I'OHPLAIXT.
r w
14!
-c .-s—-
•£
~s=
J
.30 V
Good ID isoriR for tho Doctor’s Faith,
Monuoi:, Ga., March T\, 1^X0.
We have for twel ve nomtii- been prescribiog "Swilt'F Syphilitic Specific” jn the tr atrnen tit S . 1 > H 11 i«. Mini m n n V 111 It i* t • 11 i w <• u ana I i. »• w 11 i t' V
Is it iii t worth the small price ot 75 cents to fret yourself el ever: symptom of these dis* ; treHbinJ coiunlaintH. If you think ho call at our store in d fret a bottle of Shiloh’s Yitiilizer. Kvery bottle ha.- a printed auarantco on it ;uptj accordingly and if it does you no (rood it will j i oust you aoihing. Sold by Conrad Cook* Wo hnve n. speedy nnd positive evre for (’a tarrh.Diphtheria Canker mouth and Headache , in SHILOH’S‘ ATAKJiH HKMFDY. z\ na-al I Injector free with each bottle. I so it if you ’desire health and swoel breath. Price, 5() cts, ! >old by Conrad Cook. finuiO
VW £■, \ A 1 v V ; t*le lit IDE TO W I.M.IH'K, \\ ' V ' ‘sii.ing Ch.ij G rs or A ( oni| ■< i I \V> . »n.
‘^' <1. ielfection of *i>, Lvidcncrn of Virgia.
Yarr' ‘*-U- -) *y, T»m|j*.niBiciit», Sierility, Advice to Dud*. •racir., II <•: a*.'!, k f». I nmUiulwi. i«« raa-m, (l .r» 4i *'f> | m*1. jugal D»tl*\ (?»m*,S'ira, Cpnlta-ro-a^ L»»* nA C‘.,»rv)i p !■>»•>•» t<- Mar- , .gr ! Mrs • of B*i4oiu.i.»ii. 8»f(* 1.1’* ra..-iOi S d l i,«« ui M-m.g* 1>>>u«l, ( b»g»i liight of IlMriod VV< tngn. I' - *-*- ,) WoatHi, Ui»l/rows '*>'• ■ II !• also * “Private Medical Aflvtocr" "o uncles rr-
frnri impure *c*hal i »elf-*tuse—the
It xc-iil> -•r-1 H« •C.erito mfUt i.ft. <*u»ng N’ . «»1 wik ■« •> * »*•*,' t/.i-'^r*» ^ what p., g .
, n t).-» ,.>.'*^.a. c*u.— * g‘* «it .<',*f ‘^k. *»-l SraO*
mi!! mg
hah
* *..h>. >* •qv*
gmA •*■ pg.lftrn'liaaaiiii.
n iflf-*Lu»e— . . i i • . ■ .
of nnM'i It r«ntgip,
m I, flu*
— Slock doprcUations in Oregon arc becoming so annoying to herdsmen that a movement is on foot for mutual protection. it is intended to offer a standing reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of any pe-son stealing stock or altering brands.
THOMPSON’S
'*! Syphilis and many other dif»ea?»ea tor which it i- iueommendod, and the ro-ulLs have been
hi"'t eatifitiictory, not havitnr icon dituippoint- Jp, JCiA
ed in a sinirle inst ance. We think, tor all dis-
eases it is recommended to cure, it island* 1 This well-known nnd thoroughly efficient without a pet v, nnd that all the medical pro-! remedy for diseases of the Kyn ha- acquired a feasion will, sooner or later, bo forced to ne- world-wide reputa ion during the past eightyknowledge it in the treatment of Syphilis as a One years, nnd it is a remarkable (act this
sine qua non.
treatment N. L. Gam
.1. T. "
One
Atlanta. <>
of our workmen had a I
V*. 13 W. »*(h SI., SI. l.ouKJPv
— The fruit canneries of California arc turning out a stock worth $2,000.000 a year, and the business i» largely
*' increasing.
of Syphilis as a m.ou aV, M. D.
on. Al. ( . .May 22. 1879.
ad case of Syph-
ilis »>1 live year standing, and was cured entirely by “Swill’s Syphilitic Sf»«*eific.”
M M. K. T. M . HOOPER.
THE SW I FT fil’Et 1FK t .>.M E AN Y, Bioprictors, Atlanta. Ga. tna
Sold by Jerome Allen.
Call for a copy of ‘ 'Yt.un;: Men’s Friend,”
who responded to introductions in a (leen contralto voice, was what one beheld, in place of the radiant Juliet and
lovely I’arthenia of the stage.
—The only platinum worker in the
United Slates is Joaquin Bishop of ery hottlfl hap a i rintcd Kuarantpo on it;nou Sllgai’town, Chester County, I'a. The •„>,iin.lv and ifn .lo.s vnu no i i. uin Association of Mining Engineers recent-
ly made an excursion to the works of Mr. Bishop to see his working of the intraetable metal. Mr. Bishop who gets most ot his supply of metal from the Uml Mount;' : ns, in Russia, has been wot king platinnni for forty years. In 184.> be took a premium, but at that
T/T A r r T5 Htuc the demaml fur platinum was so Vv A Axi, 8ina!l that it only occupied him one
day in the month, using the tueisil principally for rivets to fasten artificial teeth. Before tho engineers, Mr. ! Bishop melted a piece of platinum with the ease that a plumber melts lead. The intense heat used may be imagined when it is known that a steel file held in tho Mast burned like a piece of wood. I he Russian Government used platinum i in its coinage until 18t>(, when about; $2,5(K),00t) wortli of platinum coins had
been struck.
niilr
l rv ' i I'll- -
m '" V " : «2S
world
one yea re. ... reputation naa been luataisi^e BimplY by the merits of the modicino itsuif nnd not by any puffing or extensive advertising. Tho many thousands who have us> d it, w ill bear testimony
to the truth <*f this statement.
Manufactured only by J. L. THOMPSON, SONS A CO.. Troy, N**v York. The manufac lure of the Bridgeport Lye Water mis been dis-
SMfesSSsSlf
continued.
Price, i") cent
Sold by all druggist?.
eowlyJJ
XkMtfua kro reduced 33 jh . OPIUM
*• *4 l« ,
Selling Pictorial ;
Jling P
l^roduced 33 j t r cl. National I obl;ah’|
) v/ i
I.'.. II it/iil' M U C 'J' n tJdmllLl 7 i'n'I-
HA'ilV CURE J •,7-: 7,
'vecka. Not