Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 February 1885 — Page 7

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gARSAPARILLA

•ks through the blood, regulating, toning ij invigorating all the functions of the

Vngworm Humor and Salt-Rheum, KAYNTJAM, MASS., Aug*

HOOD

12,1878.

& Co.: Gentlemen—

Jt-ve had ringworm Inunorand salt-rheum adly that my body was covcred with raw Is so, also, my head and face. I have anv number of doctors in the last se\en I -s, and none of them could cure nie. One my mother was in the city of launton, found one of your cook books, and in ins it I found many people testifying t» from the use of your Sarsaparilla and *e Ointment. I iclt forced to try it*

aparllla. and used three boxes of Ointit. I now call myself cured. Nothing be seen of the humor but the dim outit of the sores. I shall take two mora e», and then the cure will be complete.

I am gratefully yours, EDGAR F. WHITMAN.

7/fiousness, Sick Headache. PITTSFIELD, MASS. 5SSi«.C.I.nooD&Co «ents-IJleasa me by express two bottles

VRILLA

OD's

HOODS SAR-

and a few Cook Books for disk

tion. Your preparation has worked, lers in the case of my wife, who has •W troubled with sick headache and bil-

•'•less for years. She only took one-naif rioonful at a dose, and lias not been so for five years as now. She found that a week after taking it she felt very /i better, and is now entirely free from severe headaches. She has not taken )f any account since last spring, awl little she had Isfent to do some other? fi good, and we must have it in th&bousp. tl' Yours truly, |L HOMER B. NA3EL

saWsaparilla

by all druggists. Price $1, or six ,: bottles for $5. Prepared only by C. I. & CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Maaa.

Use

HOOD'S TOOTU-POWDEB.

'Sei -taclio and rem ve all the troubles Inct 'o a bHiob state of tlie By stem, auch as Di#

II,Naasea.

Drowsiness, Distress after eatinjj,

the Side, &c. White their moet remarS ^'SOBS has beeii shoira in cwing

.&.yct Carter'sLittlc Liver PHlsara equally «iv? ia Constipation, enring and preventing complaint, while they also correct orders of the stomach, stimulate the liver "date the bowels. Even If they only Qured

ronld bealmostpriccless to those Who A ,u i.Ui3 distressing complaint butfortuI" i" goodness does not end here, and those ueu try them will find these little pills valaif.u many ways that! they will not be willing without them. But after all Bick head

'jeneof ?oim b-A

r3thathere

is where we

st. Our pills core it while

\i Livrr PHls are very email and

J:- *•'.,!,o. One or two pills make a dose. %-u xtlv vegetable and do not gripe ot I. bytW'ir gnitle nction please all who her v. la vials&:• £5 cents live for$l. Bold ^sts CYi'i-ywtv" or cent by mail. 1

2 3.

KED1 13 5 CO., New York.

ELYS'

Cream

/FiVER

B?j

'Cleanses the I Head. Allay

I Inflammati Heals the Sore Restores th

[sense of Taste & S A

U.SA.

*uick

tive cure.

i-.ta id druflgiets. 60 cents by mai*

I''

Teg-

•J. .^end fo. eircuiar. Sam pie by ma It.?.

BROTHERS, Druggists, Owego, N. Y.

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5,1885.

you have a bore Throat, a Cough or d, try R. H. Douglass & Son-' CapCough Drops they aro pleasant to aste, perfectly harmless and will cure you.

jjide is so quiet you ean hear the due "n a note.

SE'S SALAD DRESSING & COLD IT SAUCE The finest

mayonaisc

I -made dressing.

for

ii, fish and vegetable aaiad9, and a

Ab table

eauce.

It far surpasses any

Everybody likes

Je state of Maine paid last year 5 as bnuntien oo bears, the number ars killed being 54Q.

art Weed and Belladonna combined the otber ingredients used in the 'porous plasters make -Carter's S.

B. Backache Plasters the beat in -et. Price 25 conts.

^form doesn't kindle its fires 'sene, nor yet with dynamite.

with

lame bac-c is a torment. It is usuascribft cither to a strain or to matism. Nino times out of ten it is ey disease. Be wife is time take t's (Kidney and Liver) Remedy lor iame back and avoid the dangers icb it is the warning.

yellow tulip is a great favorite for inner table, and is worth twenty 3ents a.bud.

Durkee's Salad Dressing. ready-made, rioh and delicious sing for all salads of meat, fish or tables. Cheaper and infinitely betban home-made. Unrivalled as a e.

Cheap Flcur Very Dear Bread. ston Recorii: It takes the loaf an nscionabiy long lime to hear from arrel.

A BAD WRECK

On the Philadelphia & Reading Road.

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Jan 80.—The Philadelphia express on the Reading railroad was wrecked *t Greenville thia morning and some lives reported lost. The train consisted ot four coaches well filled Tith passengers. The accident occurred between Danfortb Avenue station and the ccmetery bridge. The train was

rnnninp1 runirilv when the wheel of thn !she

running iapiaiy wnen tne wneei ^or tne

forward coach broke and the car was derailed. It run into a coal train and was upset and the other three cars wreeked The accident was witnessed by amounted policeman, who telephoned tha tacts to the police headquarters. Various hospitals dispatched surgeons and ambulances to the scene. Up to the present time 25 wounded persons have been removed lrom the wreck. Many more are yet to be extricated.

Seventy passengers were on board. It is remarkable that many were not killed outright. As far as can be ascertained the injured areas follows: W Calhoun, Philadelphia, bead cut severely, botb thighs and severe internal injuries B. Wink, seriously cut Kelley, leit arm injured Halloway and Connelly, shock and cuts E CKappem bruised and cut Corcoran, head cut all of Philadelphia. Chas. Frally, Bound Brook, cut and bruised Wade, Bound Brook, cut and bruised. The rear brakeman broke the upper windows of the rear coach and helped out the passengers. The newsboy, Cnrran. said he was ia the rear car, and after the ear bumped along tor a tew moments it stood on end, and then he tell over the stove and was pulled out of the window. The overturned stoves set fire to the wreck in several places but was extinguished by the efforts of the brakemen and rescued the passengeis. The Long Branch express came along nine minutes after the disaster but was stopped by the danger signal: A special train was seat lrom Jersey City and brought back the passengers lrom the trains. Those from Philadelphia, were all more or less the worse for the shaking up and their torn clothing, dirt begrimed faces, with blood stains be tokened the ordeal through which they passed. Sveral gen'lemen who were cut and bruised severely, refused their names for publication on aocount of alarming Iriends. The track was torn up for considerable distance. The tender and caif were piled in a confused mass. The cause ot the accident cannot be ascertained, but it is certain that the cars were eff the track some distance beyond the switch, thus proving, that the latter was not the cause of the disaster.

In the front car were 20 passengers, and all but two were removed from it in an unconscious condition. They were carried into the waiting room at the Danlcrth Avenue depot where several physicians atterded them. In less than sn nour alter the accident occurred all the injured passengers had recovered consciousness and were able to walk about. Eight of lhem were only slightly injured arid declined to give their names. They were placed on a special train and taken to New York.

PENNSYLVANIA HEROINES.

TRIED EVERY HORRIBLE THREAT that suggested itself to induce the young 1 tidies to surrender, but the heroic girls held out-.resolutely. The men commenced to file away the staples of a lower window, which had the effect ot greatly terrifying, though not subduing, the .'air defenders. Tneir younger brother, Henry, was absent at the home of a schoolmate named Hiegins, between whose house and the Guthrie home was telegraphic connection, the two boys having fixed the wires for the purpose of studying telegraphy. Miss Jeanne, who had a knowledge of telegraphy, rushed to her brother's room and frantically called him up in the bope of transmitting intelligence of their danger and obtaining help from the Higgins folks. But there was no response to the call, and it was evident that Henry had left and was on his way home. In the meantime the burglars had succeeded in partially cutting away the fastenings, and the girls began to lose all hope. In the distance they could see the light of their young brother's lantern as he came across the fields, a circumstance that

INTENSIFIED THEIR TERROR,

believing the villains would kill him. Id their telegraph studies they had practiced signaling or conversing in many ways with flags and lights. With a small magic )igbt, placed in an upper window thty succeeded in attracting Henry's attention and in making known their peril. The boy hastened back tor help and two ot the ruffians were cap. tured, one of whom has confessed that the scheme to rob the house was planned by a nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, one E. D. Camper, who had sent the decoy telegram.

"ROUGH ON COUGHS."

Ask for "Rough ou Coughs," for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,Hoarseness. Troches,15c. Liquid, 26c

THE HOPE 0F"THE NATION. Children slow in development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use "Wells' Health Renewer."

Carlisle and Randall,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—Representative Randall returned to' Washington today from Albany, N. where he was in conference with President-elect Clove land. Speaker Carlisle left for Albany last evening. He will probably return here to-morrow.

Their

How Two Plucky Girls Defended Home Against Burglars. ERIE, PH., Jan. 30.—Two young ladies, Misses Idalie and Jeanne Guthrie, living a tew miles east of Erie, had a thrilling adveuture with a band of masked burglars The sisters had been left in charge of their home, their parents having been decoyed to Jamestown, New York., by a spurious dispatch, and soon after dark tour masked men knocked at the door and demaaded admittance. The house being strong and well secured, owing to its lonely situation, the girl: resolved to s'.nna the siege. They barri caded the doors and windows with furniture, a precaution almost unnecessary, 0 wing to the strength of the locks, bolts, and bars with which the lower part of the bouse was secured. The burglars

THKUMFS BASH ACT.

Dick Thrump Shoots Himself Through the Head Off Last Night. JC5?^v

Dick Truffip, a farmer living two mtles this side of Prairieton, killed himself last night by shooting nimself through the head. He was in town yesterday and went home in an intoxicated condition, getting there about 9 o'clock. His

wife ,eft him

B*cget

the floor. She ritn out soreaming, which brought the attention of Henry Casel to the spot. They found Ttump dead D«ath was instantaneous.

Trump has a brother named John livinp in this city. Trump's father lived with him. Trump was 28 or 29 years of age and had been married several years He leaves one ohild. It is said the rash act was caused by domestic trouble. In the neighborhood it is said Trump killed himself because his wife received atten tions from otber men.

THE LEGISLATURE.

T*e

Investigation Into the Slate Treas ry—Caucus Nomination Last Might.

The Legislative inquiry into the Slate Treasury was begun yesterday. So far as gone lhe mmittee is satisfied that everything tv connection with the Treasury is as it should be.

The Democratio caucus met last night. Senator Bchloss presided. For State Librarian, Miss Lizzie O. Callis, the present incumbent, was elected on the first ballot, receiving 54 votes to 24 for Mrs. Cooper, of Shelby county, 12 for Miss Prather, of Brazil, and 7 tor Miss Morrison, of Vincennes.

George Majors, of Benton county, was re-eleeied director of the northern prison receiving 58 votes to 89 for David Marks, of Wabash county.

John Horn, of Floyd county, was elected director of the southern prison. B. H. Bun ell, ot Jackson county, "was elected trustee of the insaoe asylum.

For trustee of the Deaf and Dumb In stitute John P. Greene, ot Clinton county, was elected.

When it came to nominating a candidate for trustee of the Nightstown Insti* mion for Feeble-minded Children, Speaker Jewett offered a resolution favoring a postponement of the election until after the investigation of the institution is finished, and declaring it to be the Bense ot the caucus that a bill should be passed providing that the Governor of the State should appoint two trustees for that institution, to control it in connection with the president of the benevolent boards. Considerable opposition was developed to the lattet proposition, and it was ultimately witLdrawn and the election postponed.

After selectiBg W. A. Peele to succeed himself as Chief of the State Bureau of statistics, by acclamation, the caucus adjourned.

The bill prohibiting base ball playing on Sunday was passed by the House yesterday, aud'it is now believed that it will become a law, as there is more reason to expect opposition to Sunday desecration from the Senate than from the House. The bill prescribes a penalty of $25 tor each violation of its provisions. The vote upon f.t stood 83 to 27.

The bill for {the protection of hotels and boarding house proprietors, whieh broke out spontaneously both branches of the Legislature at the beginning of the session, was overwhelmingly defeated in the House yesterday.

The committee on cities in the Senate has recommended that the Bailey saloon bill shall be made applicable only to cities with a voting population of 5,0^0, which would include only Indianapolis, Evaasville, Fort Wayne and Terre Haute.

There being no minister presen to offer the opening prayer in the Senate yesterday morning, Lieutenant Governor Maneon recited lrom memory the 183d Psalm.

TRUSTEES APPOINTED.

The Governor Appoints the New Board Of Trustees Gov. Gray yesterday appointed 'he new Board of Trustees of the State Normal school, as follows: Col. W.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GA2TETTH

tinSftbYba8ketful

the etove wbxl»

went out tQ of ooaK

She heard the repart of a pistol, and hastening in fouuet her husband lying on

Lean, of this city Murray Briggs, of sullivan Bcojamin F. Spaun, of Anderon Bare abas C. flobbs. The retiring members are Joseph Gilbert, of this city, and George J. Keed, ot Peru. Mr. Hobbs is now the only Republican member ot the board. The new board will meet in this city on February 4th for rganization. Col. McLean, being from this' city, will probably be elected secretary.

Wedding.

James A. Gueve and Hannah Ashcrofl, both of Hosed ale, Parke county, were married in this city y.fcrterday afternoon by Rev. J.K. Whe »r, pastor of the Baptist churcb. Tht ieremouy was performed at Rev. Whee r's residence. The newly married coupli returned to their home at Rosedale to-day.

CATARRH OF THE BLADDER. Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured by"Buchu-Paiba."

A Week's Failures.

N»w TORE, Jan. 80.—The failures for the last seven days, as reported to R. G. Dun & Co., number for the United States 317, Canada 37 total, 354, as compared with a total of 411 last waek and 420 the week previous, lhere ia a decrease in every section of the county, though the failures in the West and -outh are still very numerous.

ROUGH ON ITCH."

"Rough on Itch" cures humors, eruptions, ring-worai, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chilblains.

LIFE PRESERVER.

If you are losing your grip on life, try 'Wells' Hoalth Renewer." Goe« direct to weak spots.

The Hennepin Canal.

ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 30.—Chairman Shoemaker, ot the committee canals, presented the Senate resolution in regard to the Hennepin canal to the Assembly this morning and reqnested it be mmediately passed, which was done.

Listen to Your Wife.

The Manchester Guardian, Jane 8fii, IMS says: At one of tho JJWiidows"

Looking

tne woodland ways!

With clumps of rhododendroms and great masses of May blossoms! ,r "There was an interesting croup. It included one who had been a "Cotton spinner," but was now so

Paralyzed!!! That he could omy bear to lie in a reclining position. This refers to my selfo. I was first

Attacked twelve years ago with! "Locomotive Ataxy, (a. paralytic disease of nerve fibre rarelv it ever cured,) anrl was ror several years oarely able to get about,

And for tne last Five years not able to attend to my baai ness, although

Many things have been done for me. The last experiment being Kerve stretchtng two years age,

I was voted into the ,, 1, Home for Incurables!1 t1*/ 7' Near Manchester,*in May, 1882, latini "Advocate "For anything la the shapr of Patent" Medicines? And made nan objection to my dear wife's constant urging to try Hop Bitters, but flnaly to pacify her

Consented I had not quite flmished die first bottle when 1 felt a change come over me. This was Saturday, November 8d. On Sunday morning 1 felt so strong I said to companions, "1 was sure 1 could "Wa

my room

alk!" started aero as the floor and baek. 1 hardly knew how to contain myself. I was all over the house. I am gaining ktrength each day, and ean walk quit* sale without any "Stick!"

Or support. I am now at my own heuse, and hope soon to be able to earn my owu living Again. 1 have been a member of the Manchester "Boyal Exchange"

For nearly thirty years, and was aost heartily congratulated on gcing into the room on Thursday last.

Very gratefully yonrs,

J»UN BLACKBURN,

67 Teneriffe St. Higher Broughtoa.

MANCHESTXR,

(Eng.) Dec. 24, 1883.

BITTERS

CUR C9

AU.DISEASE30FIHE

JLIVER KIDNEYS STOMACH

A N

BOWELS.

«w

ALL DRUGGISTS

PR I EEL DOLLAR.

?r«f«psia, GFeneval Debility, ^AQStdioe, Habitual Constipatioa, Live Complaint, Sicks

Head&oho, Dizoaaed Sid iieys, Efco., Etc. contains only

fho

Purest Drugs, among

tiiiah mayb« enumerated P3I0ZLT ASH 8A22 8SSSIZ3, 1UHS2ASZ, BUCRtT, BSSWA, E'.o, ci?-a£!ea the system thoroughly, and as a

STTILFINI&OF THE BLOOD Is Unsqaaled. not an intoxicating beverai^, nor ean b« used as ouch, by reason of Its Cathartic ..jcrtlcn.

»AIGBXY ASH BITTERS CO. Sole Prcx rlctors, ST. LOUiS AND KAKSAS taTV.

GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.

EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.

By a thorough knowledge of the natnra

proportion

Cocoa, Mr. Epps h»o provided our breakfat-t tables with a dell Ately flavored beverage which may save many he\vy doctors bill3. Tt is oy the judicious use of such articles ct diet that a constitution may be gradoally built up until strong ecousrh to resist every tendenoy to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us readv to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by Keep '.n ourselves well rortifled with pure blood ana a properly nourished frame."—CivO ServirA Gaaette.

Made simply with boiling water or milk, dold only inhalf pound tins by Groers, labeled thus:

JAKES EPFS & CJ,.H0M^TH~.a3

iii'DNEY-WOr

DOES

WONDERFUL CURES OF KIDNEY DISEASES

AND

LIVER COMPLAINTS, Because It acts on the LITER* BOWEL® Mid 3 KIDNEYS at the same time, jfe

BotMose It oleansea the of thepoiaon* A oos humors that develops in Kidney and Urinary Diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Pilea, or in Boenmatlsm, Neuralgia, Iff«• vous Disorders and all Female Complaints. tirSOLlZ) PROOF OF THIS. __i ij.1 iiiL BUBELT cum

CONSTIPATION, PILES,

and

THOUSANDS OP CASES

of the worst forms of these terrible diseases have been qulokly relieved, and in a short time "2

PERFECTLY CURED.

PRICK, $1. LIQUID OB DRT, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Dry can be sent by man. W WELLS, HICHAKDSON & Co., Burlington, Vt. 8 Send stamp for Diary Almanac for 1SS4.

I N E W O

The First Keen Twinge

As the season advances, the pains and aches by which rheumatism makes itself kuown, are experienced after every exposure. It is not claimed that Hood's Sarsaparilla is a specific for rheumatism —we doubt if there is, or can be, such a remedy. But the thousands benefited by Hood's Sarsaparilla, warrant us in urging others who suffer from rheumatism to take it before the first keen twinge.

The produot of bullion in the Vnited States lor the last year was $30,800,000.

A Popular Fallacy.

Many' people think that rheumatism cannot be cured. It is caused by a bad state of the blood which deposits poisonous matter in the joints and muscles, causing lameness, stiffness and swelling of the joints and excruciating pains. Kidney-Wort will certainty effect a cure. It acts on ttie kidneys, liver and bowels, stimulating them to a healthy action, purifies and enriches the blood and eliminates the poison from the system. Go to the nearest druggist, buy JLidney-Wort and be cured.

'I have both used and sold Prickly Ash BitterB for a number of years, and tbink it the best bitters made for bilious* ness, liver complaints and for toning up the system." So writes W. H. Cole, druggist, of Joplin, Mo. A single trial of tbis remedy will convinoe any person of the trutb of the above.

A canal to connect Lake Michigan and Brie is again proposed.

Old or young, or grave or gay, Tiiose who now let their teeth decay, With breath we can't endure •The thought their after life will haunt, That they neglected SOZODONT,

That would have kept all pure, ma Some Florida sugar cane Is in tassel and lemon tress are blooming.

For fifteen years I was annoyed with severe pain in my bead and discharges into my throat from catarrh. My sense of smell was mush impaired. By the use of Ely's Cream Balm I have overcome these troubles.—[J. B. CASH, St. Denis Hotel, New York.

It is 1,565 miles by the shortest route lrom Boston to New Orleans by rail.

The Champion Remedy for Colic In Infants, Summer Complaint, Flux or Cholera Infantum, Dr. Brunker's Car, minative Balsam is challenged against any remedy in the United States for five hundred dollars. Its reputation is unparalleled. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to take, and equally a perfect remedy for adults as a remedy for Dysentry, Flux, Neuralgia of the Homacb, Dyspepsia, Cholera Morbus or Asiatic Cholera. For sale Miats.

A sore throat or cough, if suffered te progress, often results in an incurable throat or lung trouble. "Brown's Bronchial Troches" give instant relief.

Married women at Belleville, Micb., won't admit girls to their skating rink matinees.

Dyspepsia in its worst form will yield to the use of Carter's Little Nerve Fills. They not only relieve present distress, but strengthen the stomach -and digestive apparatus.

A bear of a bright red color was killed recently in Lycoming county, Pennsyb vania.

Carter's Little Liver Pills are* free from all crude and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine only very small very easy to take no pain no griping, no purging.

A. GOOD BUSINESS

FOR ANYONE.

Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating

Complete Outfit, 93 50.

^Practical, useful and profitable ec6tooray, thrift intelligence and a quick apprehension of successful obannels for making money, are the qnalities that tell under the new era of scientific developments: an unlimited field in household wares and family jewelry Is open for a profitable business infilling orders for replating at small expense. Many ladles are maktne tibndsome incomes wlta our $3 50 PORTABLK PLATING apparatus (illustrated above] without fatianting laber or interferenc with other duties. Anyone can easily lea-n to do tne finest quality of GOLD.SILVEK andJSICKRL. PLATING on WATCHE8 CHAINS, KINGS. KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS. I make tie above set, consisting of TAN lined with ACJDPROOF CEMENT, THREE CELLS OK BAT ERY, that will DEPOSIT 30 PENNYWEIGHT OF ME: AL A DAY, HANGING BARS, WTRK, GOLD SOLUTION, ONE QUART «»F 8ILVEH SO '.TJTION and HAL A GALLON OF'NICKEL, and supply a Box of BRIGHT LUSTER, that will give the metal the Brilliant and Lustrous appearance of flniehe-i work. Remember, these solutions are not exhausted by one use, but will PLATE any number of articles if th simple Book of Instructions is fo lowed. Any one can do it. A Woman's Work. FOR FIFTY CENTS EXTRA will -nd Six Chains or Rirgs that can bo Gold Plated ar sold for Two Dollars more than the whole outfit costs. Onr Book. "GOLD AND SILVER FOR THE PEOPLE," which oflV-rs unrivaled inducements to all, sent Free. If not successful can be returned ai.d exchanged for MOKE THAN ITS VALUE. UEMEMBER,tbis is a practical ontflt and I »vl 11 warrant it, or it can be returned at my expense. Will be sent C. O.D. if desired upon receipt of $1.50. ilance to be collected when dei'vered. Next siae outfit, with lank 12*10x8, only $5.01.'. TRY IT. Profits, over 800 per cent Worth five times its cost as a

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CLEANSING the BLOOD

sectoring the normal power to throw off disease.

scientific and business educator

any fnmily. Address t- EDERICK liOWKY, Manufacturer, 96 98 Fulton St., N. Y., P. O. Box, 1322.

4 POSITIVE

Care withoi Med cine. Patented October 13, 1876. One box will cure the

most obstinate case in four days or less.^

Allan's [Soluble Medicated Bougies

•Vonanseous doses of cubebs, copilba oi oil if san'1"I wood that are certain to -rodnae iyspepf a, destroying the coating of the atoroact P:ice$1.5o. Sold by all druggists, ?r mailt''- -J receipt of price. For further particularssene for circular

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CURE

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Manhood Restored!

REMEDY REEL—Avictim

of yonthfnl imprudence I

Causing Premature^ Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost

SPRING WITHOUT BLQSS0M3.

Late in Life to-Look for Joy—Y» Never too Late to Mend*

Readers of HawtUoroe's "House oi Seven Gables" will recall tlie pathos with which poor Clifford Pyncbeon, who bad beea un— .ustly imprisoned since his eariy maahoo said, after hisreiease: "My life is gone, and where is my happiness? Oh I give me my happiness." Bat that could only lte done in part, as gleams of warm sunshine occasionally Jail across the gloom of a New Kagland autumn day.

In a letter to Messrs. Hiaeex A 0*., Mr: L. H: Titus, of Pennington, N. J., says: have suffered untold misery from rrom chronic disease of the bowels and diarelhcea, accompanied by great pain. I sough scief at the hands of physicians of ev err rhool and used every patent and doine stic emedy under the sun. I have at last found in PARKfcR'S TONIC a complete upecifle preventive and cure. As yeur iavaluabemediclne which did for me what nothing else eonld do, is entitled to the credit of my getting back my happy days, I cheerfully and gratefully acknowledge the fact." -'f

Mr. B. 8. Wells, who needs no introdo tionto the people of Jersey City, add "Thetestimonial of Mr. Titus is genuln and voluntary only he does not adequate 1 portray the suffering he has endured fo many years. He is my brether-in-law, an I know the case well. Be is new perfect! free from his eld troubles, and enjoys healt and life, ascribing It all to

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