THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOC-MSB O RG, CO LUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
TffF..lli.OM Woman's Work-Thirty Years
1 of Bilencc
Down in tlio rloli nlluvinl delta ol
k Louisiana tlicro winds to tlio tea a
slow brown bayou called the Tcrrc
bonno from tlio frrtility of tlio black
loamy land through which it Mows,
lllg sugar plantations ho along tlio
course, but near tlio mouth aro llio
homes of many Aoadiana, for this was
ono of tho stream? along which they
settled In Louisiana.
Tlioy cultivato litilo rico farms nnd
orange grovr?, and live In summer up
on their fishing and tho protluco of
their gardens In winter upon tho
game that abounds In tho marshes.
Sinoo their cxilo they havo forgotten
nothing nnd havo learned nothing.
In among these thriving littlo farms
is a largo tract of land, a melancholy,
weedy waste. Great forest trees havo
grown up in tho midst of what were
fair fields that waved with golden rice.
Fences and boundaries long ago rotted
away. Tho ditches are choked with
grass, and young willows grow along
their line. The whole is matted with
thrt tangled growth ol tho lavisli vege
tiition brought tip from this fetlilo soil
by Iho tropical suns and wild rains.
Sometimes at dusk you will catch a
glimpse of a bent figure skulking
away from the door of a ruined cot
tagojwhoso chimneys have fallen in,
whoso roof is a green, pulpy mass of
liohen, and whoso walls totter forward
to1aUall. Tho neighbors will explain
"that it is only old Allandin, tho wild
man.
If you will lio in wait about this
hour of tho day,concealed in the under
brush, you may catch a closer glimpse
of him. IIo looks "0, but is not really
so old. His onco tall form is bent, and
he walks with the quick creeping
movements of an animal. Long gray
hair hangs in filty matted locks to his
waist and mingles with his great
sweeping beard. Two largo dark eyes
gazo out from a wrinkled, pallid faca
through tho rough hair with a glaro
like a cat. His hands aro liko rough,
knotted olaws, and his wholo body has
a growth of coarse hair upon it. His
only covering is a pair of brown blank
ets," through which a holo has been
torn to admit his head, and he creeps
silently away uvery night into the
forest swamps. This is tho story the
neighbors tell :
Thirty years ago there was no more
prosperous farm in the parish than
that of Etienno Allanoin, and no more
respected man than its rich young
owner. He was alone in tho world
with tho oxxeption of some distant
cousins, but his friends wero many,
and ho was betrothed to a pretty
young girl who was to marry him in
tho next Starch.
His laco was plain, except for his
Bnlendid dark eyes, but ho had a
warm, trontle lie.irt. ana was a
trcntle heart, ana was a nne
nirti or flint ho urnnlil unt 1nvi mkn.1 i
parti, SO lliat tic WnttlU not, liaC asKCil
any parent round for twenty miles for
their daughter in vain. According to
old Acadian nsaco ho built a new
house that winter, spending loving care
upon tho nest that was to hold his lit
tlo mate.
The wedding day approached. The
happy bridegroom made ready the
cbrbeiUe, as was usual, only his gifts
wero the most splendid ever seen in
that simple neighborhood. Tho wed
ding gown va of real wlnto silk, the
veil, wreath of wax orange Mowers,
with the white shoea and gloves, had
come all the way from New Orleans.
He rose early thar lovely March
morning, aod arrayed himself carefully
in his black, shiny clothes, casting
tender, amused glances at the feminine
garments lying on that pride of every
Acadian woman's heart, a plump,
strong bed with milled pillows. IIo
was making up a parcel of theso gar
ments ready to bo carried to the bride
when au embarrassed and sympathetic
delegation came to inform him that
tho bride had disappeared. She had
eloped with a handsome young good
for.n'aught who had been refused by
her parents, and had left not a word
for her betrothed. Allandin stood
liko a man stunned ; then ho turned
every ono out, and shut himself in
with his ruined happiness.
Soon the neighbors whispered that
tho new house Was empty and Allan
din bad gone away to tho swamp.
From th'at day ho never spoko to any
human being. All day tho man hid
in his house, and with nightfall went
to the forest, and liko a wild beast
sought his food. Crawfish, liaids,
field mice, and birds, eaten raw, were
his sustenance. His hair and beard
grew long and tangled, his clothes
fell to pieces, and a blanket be
came his only garb. In all these
thirty yeais he has never spoken, and
now hu knows no human language.
his only sounds are a few inarticulate
cries and heshucs hU kind like a hunt
ed animal. The sympathetic Acadians
havo never disturbed him, and at
nights when thoy hear a faint echo
from tho swamps of a wild human
cry, they look eadlv at each other.
The Marriage License Law,
Tho Local News of West Chester
publishes a well authenticated- state
ment, showing that the marriage li
cense law enacted by tho recont Legis
laturo lias ueen so tampered with as
to confuse many as to its requirements
on ono very essential point and inter
fero with tho sense of propriety of
othors. The lull was preseifted and
championed to a successful result by
Senator A. I). Harlan, of Chester
county, but it was framed by Hev.
Thomas J. Shcrrard, of Honeybrook,
and both of these gentlemen assert
that tho act as passed requires that tho
party applying for marriage licene.es
shall be questioned by tho Cleik of
tho Courts on oath or athrmation lola
tiro to the legality of the contemplated
marriage. The bill as printed in the
.eoislalive Jlccord U given in this
way, but the tiamphlet laws havo sub
etitutcd the word paities" for "party;'
hence tho confusion and misumler
Ktaudmg growing out of tho matter,
Hero in Chester county any responsi
ble party may take out a maruagc
license lor iricmls, the contracting
patties not being obliged to appear,
whilo in Montgomery and several
other countio3 tho other interpretation
of tho law is observed, requiring tho
contracting parties to piescnt them
selves in person in order to seouro tho
necessary document for tho making
them one.
It is generally believed that tho bill
was interfered with after it became a
law, and tho purpose was to make it
tho more oflensivo in its character.
Tlio matter will bo investigated
Tlio Chinese havo been diivcn out
of Tncoina by method. that would dis
grace barbarians, Tho act is n crime
againsi civilization and mankind, on a
level with tho expulsion of tlio Jews
and Moors from Spain and tho Huguo
nots fr-nn France. Such a thing
would not bo po.-siblo in any commu
nity governed by tho principles of jus
Jicn and civilization. It is character.
iitio of a mushroom railroad town.
ittiici) Hitters Known.
to ilirrniri1li'l mt Known (locffcctaallypnrgcs
million Iicar testimony to ta wonderful
turnthe ffCectn,
It h u purely Vcuctnhta rtvpiratton.niadn
from Mm natlvo hvrm nu roots at California, Iho
mprticinsi iirojvrnpfl or wnitn nre extracted there
fmm without lliu na of Alcohol.
It remote Iho rniiAO of disease ami Iho
patient recovers hU hinillli.
It I tlio urci.t liiooil lur)fler nnd Lttc
ihlnj rrlnctplui n (initio I'tirKitho nnd Tuufc; a
pmecr nennrnior nnu iDYijrcruior 01 mo pyuria
Ncut before In tin) lilptorvof thauntlilhan mcdlcluc
Imvii cotiitHinmlM popfc-wlng the powrrof ViNEflin
IHTTKllfl m IK'HIlMj II1U B1CK Ol CWTJ UlSl'RSO IllttU 15
It'll' I Ot
'I'Jio Allrrullvc, Aperient, Diaphoretic. Car
tiilimtlvc. NiitHilmi-L tjixutltp. fliiliitlvt-. Comitpr
Irrltnnt. Smlorlik. AntM.llloin. Solvent. IHnretic and
Tonic projwrlh'H of Vixkuau Bittkhi ciceed thoM
oi any omrr mt'mcine in mo vuni,
No pcrwon tan tke the Hittfih ficcordlnf? to
dtrertlon nnd tritialn long nnwcll, provided llietr
Umvn nro not th'ntroycd hy mliirriit poluu or other
incam, nnd tho ltal organs uaUd bejond tho point
IKcmltfriitf Intrnnlttent nnd Ma
nro provident throughout the United
Inrliil l'Vvt rs nro
St.it l., pnrtlculailr In tlio nlle uf our great ihera
find their vaft trlbntnrlr tlurug tho Hummer and
Antnmii, wcclallj daring teapons of nuusaal heat
mm urjncp.
'l'hciio Fever nro Invariably nccompnnled b;
OTtcm-hu derail l'ciii en ts of tho Momach. lher nm
bowel?. In their treatment n )wrj;utlu't exciting a
powerful Influence tipoa tbcsu oration, U nb61utely
nt-wKsnry.
Tlieru 1m ho ratlinrtlo for tho purpose equal
tO Ur. J, WAI.KEH'a VlNKOAIt IttTTEns, M It will
IH-rdlly remove tho dark-colored aIpcUI mutter wltli
which thoboveh nro loaded, at tho wuno tlmo Mltnu
latlng tho pccretlon of tho liver, and jrcnerally
restoring the healthy Xunttlonu of tho uleestho
ft MM
mn s,
Fori Ifr tlio boil 3- ne.ilnt dloenae by pnrlfylng
all Kit fluids with Vinlqaii ltiTTLits, No enldeinlo
can iako noiu or a pyucm inn lorcnrmeo.
It im li;onil'N llio Sloniacli and Btlrmi
lat's tlie torpid Liver and UowcN. clennalnj? the
MckhI of all Impurities, Impartlnp Hfo oml vjpir to
tho frame, and carrying off without tho old of
Calomel, or other miDciubt, all iwlsououa matter
from tho ftvstem.
It la easr o
or
nrhimit In nctlon. nnd rprtatn
ti in us results.
I)hprpiluorflii4llilloii4 Headache, Tain
IY 'iimonia, Dizzlnew, Hurt rlate in the Month,
Uillou-4 Attacks. lalnitatIon of the Heart, and ti
hundretl other painful symptoms, ar at ouco .re
lieved by YiNEQAit Hitters.
lor iiilltiiiiiiiutory
and Chronic Hheuma'
ttin, Gout, Neuralrla, Diseases of tho Hloodt Liter,
Ktdners uml Htatlder. tlio Hitters have uo enual.
In the.se, ns lu ull constitutional Diseases, AValrer'a
VrxeaAn Hitters has shown its great curat he
powers In the moat obstinate and Intractable
eases.
iilrrlitmtrnl IlcnM. renwnensap-ed In
Taints ami Minerals, such as I'luniliers, Type
wtters, (J old-beaters, and miners, afl they advance
ii life, nre subject to Paralysis of the Howels.
To guard against this, take occasional doses of
IK CO Alt HITTERS.
S! s I it 111 'a Scrofula, Salt Hheum. Ulcers,
Swellings, Timple l'liitulen, Dolls, Carbuncles,
HI nir-worms. Keald-head. Horo lives. KrvniDelas.
Ith, Bcurfs, 3)iscoloratJons, Humors and diseases
of the Skin, of whatever uaine or nature, aro liter
ally dug up and carried out of the system in a short
time by tho iiho of the Hitters.
liu, Tnpeuud other Worm, lurking la
the system of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. No system of medicine,
no vermifuges, no anthelmintics, will free the
system fmm worms like Vtneuar Hitters.
IHenale, Scarlet l'ever, Mumps, Whooping
Cough, and all children's diseases may be made
lesatvcvere by keeping the bowels open with rulld
doses of the Hitters.. This wonderful remedy Is
cpfcially adopted to tho systems of children, for
,,Jritjrlng herb alone eHe It lt remarkable euro-
tue powers, it contains no alcohol, opium or
othrr rvtlKOn.
Vor irrmnin rmmilnl titw. In vouni? or old.
married or single, at the daw n of womanhood, or
the turn of life, this Hitters has no equal.
CleaiiNe.the VI tinted Illood when its im
purities biu-st through tho skin in Eruptions or
.sores; cieanse n wuen oosirucwn anu Biuggisu m
the veins; cleanse It when it la foul; your feelings
will tell you when, and tho health of tho system will
follow.
In conclusion i Give the Hitters a trial. It
will speak for itself. One bottle 1h a better guar
antee of Its merits than a lengthv advertisement.
A round each Iiottlearofuildirectionsprlnted
in uiuereJi languages.
It. II. McDonald Iruir Co., 1'roprietora,
.San Francluco. Cal.. and fiSR. fi.ni & MS Waahintrtou SU,
Cur. Charlton tit, ew Vort.
Sold by all Dealers and Druggists,
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
10S
Almost as Palatabloas Milk.
Tho only proration of toil MVCH Oil, that
can bo taken readily and tolerated for a long tlate
by tlellcato bloiaarhs.
am as a UKAirnr rorc fovsniPTiov,
MUOmUUM AttK.-IIQNv. AMKHIA, (lk.
HUI, IIKI'.ILIH. tollillS AM) 1IIHDAT At'.
HfllOS. nd all HAM1MI lUSOUIlKllS .IP
(llll.llllKX II It nurrfllom In ll runlu.
Prescribed and endorsed by tho best 1'hy.lclan.
In the countrle. of the world.
Fon SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
oct-23-ly.
i ii ii i in i i mm ! m
HOP PLfti
Wliat la the uso of Buffering with Xaciache,
PflininthoSidot.r Tntl.&lll.tlM.Tthn int'rtn
trtod MuBclei,Cfctt and Lunfc troutlea, cr u.y
lortoriiaiiiorBorencss, cither local crdecpBH
eatod Whrn fl TTon P1aaIi v?H. pirn Irfitqt.!?
rclleff rrepartafromEurcundyritcli. Cana.
da Ualsaci, and tho pala-kilUtc -virtues tf
Hops, -ine best strcncuicning yiaster e er ga
knoMrn. Thousands say bo. eoldbyalldcolors, raj
Mailod cn receipt cf price, 2c, a fcrgl 00. r j
HOP FLA8TEH COMPAIIV, Crstnu, Ma33. f
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OColurtot CIir.ni.il.Klcul Cliarttf.
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A CnnlnuAaii.l i:ieK.tntly rrrimrc.l Imlex,
Jt U l:iet;atitly I'rlntt'.l ami ll.iin.l,aii.l U
Tlio llekt lllil.lrutc.l ll.iuk mi HiuMarLrt.
A HIET0I17 Or ALL MATIOilS.
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CONSUMPTION.
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eueainnluvelieeiK'area. In.le.il. o.ir,.nl, mrl.Hh
In U..tUc.o..lii.tl will .n.lTll VOItLi j FHFE
l..(!h.rwHboVI.UJllllETlltTISEpillUlldUB.
lu UJf euff.rer. iilveriiire.e.iiil V Oeildr.ee.
Ull. T, A, kUUUU,ltirtinsi , NewTork.
mar Mt.-d
E. B. 8R0WER "
GAS FUTINH A STEAM HEATJNH
UE.M.EU I.N
STOVES &TINWARlil.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Roof
nig ami opoutliifj promptly
attended to,
tSdlct attention Btven to boating by ntparo.
Corner of Main & East Sts.,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
i .Mxie.ii wuu ru cents ror put
I I II I If YS anurecfhBtrcp.acooi
.1 V l I i ,.b0,! 01 K "MO i:
I I 111 1,1. 1111 1' )" io mow mone
1 1 IIIJU. 'te.""",? u,.,..un?.r,l-
wml rlx cents for rnihl
Ill
nirinfti'
unvlhlnt
itiUll till, vuibl A h rS
L'ltlier MUk. hluTM-d from
umiiuur. j iiu uronu ruuu luiuiiuno oiieniiuo
road
ion tli workers, absolutely euro.
At unco ail.
ilteiH, 'Ikvk & Co., Auuxta, .Maine,
( -IS-hS.
Oil!.
Oattlo Ealslng on the Tlnnis.
Durintr the winter of 1871 I on
gaged in tho handling of Texas cattlo
in mo semi-arm ucn 01 jvnusas. i nnu
tirovlded no food for my stock. 1
know that cattlo could and did winter
on the plains far north and west of
when- 1 wast hut I diu not Know mat
there was a dilTeronco in the iiuttitious
dualities of thu diffoiont tiraino I'rasa
es. I did not understand thu peculiar
ities of tho climato of tho semi-arid
belt, nor tho effects of rain falling on
dead grass, Stupid of iwi of course,
but 1 had plenty of company. My
neiuhbors were bright (icrnians, intcj
liuent Kii2lishmen, and keen Atnei i-
cans from almost every State in tho
Union. Wo were a hopeful band,
vountr. strong, and cacer. hen wo
gathered into our wretchwi hotels
o'ulglits, and tho pipes weio glowing,
our talk was ol cattle, came, cauio.
Tho sales of steers off the tango at nix
cents per pound, llvo weight, mado tho
previous spring, vero strongly dwelt
upon. I wns leptntedly assured that
the Kuusas winters weio so mild that
I would not need a coat. Thu height
tho now pniirio grass would surely be
on tho 1st of Muich was measured on
table legs by oulstreached and ditty
index lingers for my instruction and
encouragement. There was not nne
of all the band of eager men who rode
the Kansas plains in those das uho
did not liraily bilicvo that our lortunes
wero made. I ho countrv was lull ol
cattle. November came in with a bliz
zard, and, with slighr interruptions.
kindlv allowed by Nature for the pur
pose of affording us opportunities to
kill dead cattle, the bli.zaid lasted
until Match, and the cold, Mot my
weather for two month longer. I here
was no liuw grni-s until Iho middle of
May, In all tho Texas herds held in
Kansas to losses w. rc heavy. Haiti
ly a herd lost leas than 50 per cent ,
mil 00, 70, and SO per cent. losses wire
common, liy spring wo learned that
great herds ol heavy heel cattle, held
on the Smoky, Cottonwood, and Ar
kansas rivers, had been fio.en on Hie
range, and that the loxans had sad
dled thtir horses and gone home. Tin
creeks were dammed with tho decay
mg carcasses ol cattle, llio air wa
heavy with the stench of decaying
animals. The cruelties of tho bti-inu.-s
nt starving cattle to death wero vivid
ly impressed on me. J!,very wagon
-ent trom tlio cattle rang.s to the rail
road towns was loaded with hides.
Tlio next summer, bankruptcy stalk.'.I
iver tlio Kansas plains and struck men
lown. Our trouble was that none of
us knew that the tall blue-joint glass
was worthless lor winter lied unless it
were made into hay, none of us know
that tho fall lains had washed the nutri
ment out of it, and none of us knew
that about once in ten years there is a
haul winter in the far West during
which tho mcreiuv m"destlv retires in
to tho bulb of tho thermometer, nnd
lilizzard chases tilizzai.i over the mains
iu quick succession. Some of us learn
ed, tho lesson at once; others, who
claimed that the cattle needed prol. ct
lon, not food, erected sheds, which
jiroved to be death-traps, the cattle
"stacking" under them during cold
weather, and tried it again, and went
into bankruptcy promptly after the
s.cotid venture.- As it was in Kansas.
so'it is, in a less degree, in the so cail-
d "cattlo country. A wet autumn,
followed oy a hard winter, kills the
cattlo held on Northern ranges by the
thousand. i hank n.Kicson, in Jar-
2crs Jlaraztnejor April.
The Coning Bonnet
'What will the coming bonnet bo
liko V responded a man milliner. "It
will uo uuliko anything ever before
attempted. Watch for it on Easter
lay and teprcbs your risibilities. The
ornithological craze is dead and the
birds may sing and twitter in ueace.
Thuy will not ornament feminine head
gear this season. What is tho crazo ?
Why vegetables and fruits ami flow
ers, but mostly vegetables, Tho (low
ers to bo used aro chosen because of
the brilliancy of their coloring, and it
is possible that many a false alarm of
tiio may bo traced to a ilaring, bunch
of bads on tho coining bonnet.
"low about the vegetables and
fruils? Well it is leallj funny, but
fashion's decree has been promulgated.
and there is no escapo for tho aesthetic
who or daughter, i hoy must wear
what is set before them, or be tabooed.
and I fancy they will succumb to the
inevitable. Why, you will seo hats
and bonnets on Easier day that will
look liko iimihually early vegetable
gardens. Hero is a bunch of mush
rooms,' continued tho man-milliner,
fondling groat, vulgar ornaments that
ooked moie liko pippin apples or half-
ripe tomatoes thau they did liko mush
rooms. ''Perhaps ono of theso will do
on a hat, in conjunction with this"
a bunch of radishes that looked so
natural as to tempt tho appetite "or
this" a bunch of very small onions
with gracefully flowing green stems
or tins' a quartette of half-ripe
ananas. "Oh, yes, we will havo beetc.
iirnips, potatoes, green peas and tho
ko with tho rest, but thoy will bo so
arti.ii-ally arranged that you will
really toiget that they aio vegetables.
Mr. Illaekniore,tho author of "Lorna
Doone,'' commences a new novel of
great promise in tlio April number of
IIaiipku's MAdAZisi:. It is called
'Spriughaven," aud is dated at tho
time of Lord Nelson, tho victor of tho
Nile, who figures as ono of tho chief
characters. Two famous English ait
ists illustrate tho story. b " JJarnaid,
tho well-known Dickens illustrator,
draws the figure subjects, and Alfred
Parsons makes the landscape pictures,
nne of which is the frontispitco for tho
number.
J, II. Meicer wishes to niako an
assertion, which hu can back with a
positive) guarantee. It is all about
Acker's Hlood El'xir. He claims for
it superior tnei its over all other remed
ies of its kind, nnd guarantees for it a
positive and sure euro for ltheumatism,
Syphillis, and all blood disorders, it
frees tho skin from spots and disease,
and leaves tho complexion clear.
Ask him about it.
Tho new Kelief Department of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
already in practical operation. Three
benefits, of SI, 000 each, havo been
paid to tho families of employes killed
on tho road, tho money being advanc
ed by tho company. There aro on tlio
"disablement list" over 100 employes.
Thero aru scores of persons who aro
nuffering from some form of blood dis.
rrder or skin diseafce, such as Scrofula,
lloils, eto., etc. After a nrnctiea test.
J. H. Mercer asserts that Aikci's Ulood
l'liv1r u!11 nnrtnu.K (Hiwi nil oit..l. .1!..
. . V ? r .nr.-
eases, including Syphillis and Hlictima-
fain, ids net u pattnt nostrum, but a
scivntifia preparation, ie guuiantees it.
mm mm mm
mi i.itrvt
Blood hi: & World.
A" Alison Ti; t I in: nut
CATARRH.
rjU.i inort ytunlM.rn n v WU renilllv (o It
utiil Ii.ih iioL Hu I ctl to ( in-HH pliiulc rft-ij
kIiotv (lirvHtaim nre foltOHctl. l!."Micct',i
bin luTii rcm.uknblotuKt it-icurpn voiulrr
fill. ItHlhn moUi-iirfPtriit lirr.nmllijii In tho
limrkrtfor r'ATAUItll niM thu only ono tlmt
iiruinl-ci nn Almnlutc, l'nltUi ( urr, It ti
irnlv it Mei'Miiff to innnkhvl, A Trlnl U ull
tliul I iihftl rur It. Oim'o IHC1, It M ulivn
roruuiiiioniictt. Sonil Tor tc-tlniuiital4 of nctuut
tt has so tqiwL roil
MALARIA.
a wsrrc ci'Nii is asschw.
Onaliol lo I. Kciicri.ll.r -urilrlpnt for a cure. Stop
tn'ilnK (tnlnlnc. A trial only le niknl for Kkl.
t.KH'a C-TAIimt IIKMUIIV. It is f Ml'llOIl'IO
Tor nil .Uen.'.nrli.nK from nn ltniiureMo.i.1 anil
.Irlvei nil ernptl.yia rrom tlio "kin. Tor Nyiilil
llttrouiitiilnu It I etticrlurtnnnv iircpnriihoii
In Iho innikrt. (ni bnlllo will euro mu.t ortho
fullonliiK t'.nniliiliiH iiii.l n ruillnueil u;o will
WMirivnv i iire. S ivo .loctor lillt mnl try It.
KIIEl'M ATISAI.
SCKOt-'UIeA.
SlflX Ultt'l'TIOXS.
VKXICItKAI. DISKASKS.
DYSI'KPSIA.
LOSS OK AI'l'KTITE.
i'i:i:i.i-(i ov i.Axuouit.
IMMOUSXKSS.
MVKK TKOUHLKS.
XKltVOt'S lVKAKXESS.
FKM A I.K IV KA K'ESS.
Kkilku'h Cataiiiiii IIlmkiiV la no patent
mc.lH mi'. Imt n -nlo nu.l plonsnnt preparation
to tnko nu.l ..ii'elylln. irrei.tc.t meilleal .U'cov
iry urtliu nii;c. One botile iejiirenate tlioeutlro
M-.tein niul pu.iiffi.-es nioro vlrluo than n linlf
.1ii7.hi l.iiltlc. or orilliiiiry pnteut Tirepnrntlons.
Write fur toMlmonials nn.l oilier InlurMation.
Ci-I'or .ile l.y illti''irll irenerally.
IMSIC i: M I. nil A IIOTTI.i:. SIX 1MIT
TI,i:s I'Oll s-.DO, On reeclpt of wR.ou by
tin- ma in:. ,iir r". Sami kl 1". Kkllku h Oo.,
lln-ri Ir.irtf l'.i. l I'oltli " will l.oFciit exDrca.q
1...1.
An Old Soldier's
EXPERIENCE.
" Calvert, Te-35,
-May 3, 18S2.
" t wlfh to oipress my appreciation of tho
valuablo qualities ot
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
as a cough remedy.
"While Milk Churchill's army, Just beforo
the battle of Vicksburg, I contracted a fo
veru itilil, which terminate.) In n ilangerous
ciubIi. 1 fouml no rclicr till on oar inarch
wo uatno to a country store, w here, on asking
for some remedy, 1 was urged to try Arn'.i
CUF.RHV l'KCTOilAL.
" I did so, nnd was rapidly cured. Since
then I haio kept Ihel'Ei'iou.ii. constantly by
me, for faintly uw, mill 1 hate found It to bu
nn Imaluablo rcircdy for throat im.l lmif
UUeUBen. J. W. WiaiLCV."
Thousands of tefflnionials certify to tho
prompt euro ot all bronchial ami lunir
att'ei tlaim, by tho uso of Avkr's Cnr.imy
I'r.eroitAU llelng very palatable, tho young
est children tako It readily.
I'KU'AllEll UT
Dr.J.C.Ayer&CoLowelMass.
Sold by all DruggliU.
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from n common Hlolcli, or Kruptloii,
to tho worst Scrofula. Tlio licsl illood
Purifier over discovered. lly-Drufrjrlsts.
PRICE $1.00,
OR 0 IIOTTI.rs
Foil COO.
Ti. nimm A handsome VASU LAMP Riven
S P.nVPRP with a 15 order ror Tea nnd con
c UUa i U (e- An lron stono t-'HAii niiit
nr. 1 , l.) uii-o.-a. or ll I r.A nt, i, ti
pieces, or i handsomo llltONZK llANCilNd LAJU"
Klven wlthn f 10 order. A CIIA.MIIKII SUT of 10
pieces, with blue, maroon or plnkband or nn IltoN
STOSK CHINA TU V SUT of Ml pieces. Or tt GLASS
i"KT of so pieces given with alia order, hand
frOMK I'liKMllIMS, conshtlng ot Decorated c.ja
Ware In Teasels, also Dinner and Tea sets com-
blned, and Chamber isets. etc., etc., given with
orders for tis, 1:0, fa, s and ISO. hend for circu
lar, which will guo ou full particulars. (1IIANI)
u.iu."s ! i;a Uvi.MrAm, .-ouin .Main hi
UKes naire, i'a. neauquar
ters S3 Front street. -New
York city.
may 15-iy
IF YOU huvolntrrnnttlline lever, canker. aerM
phlegm, bad taste and o:iento brealli -Dr. Kll
iner'a s(V . M P-lioOT leinoi es all these conditions.
Ask- yourdruguist lorll. 25e II.
IF YOU lute lost your aimotlte. or torirue
caned, uiy and lurched llptand mouth, spittle
dry uml cottony, or have become) cmaclate.1 l)r,
Kilmer's sWAlll'-ltoor will build up your broken
down const Hut Ion. sk your druggist lor It. oil
IF YOU ha sudden attacks ot sinklnghe
thofiico white ami deathivpale, nnd expeilence
leelltiersas though dying, nnd coldness seizes jour
veryvltnls Dr. Kilmer's OCKAN-Wi: D rouses tho
heart's action una saves life Druggists sell It. 11
11' YOU haq organic disease, or peilcardls. or
heart case troubles, or bac tldck una sluggish
blood, leei ns though bleeding would relievo jou
Ur, Kllmer'i ockaN-WEKI) coerecis and Is tho
cmedy you need, Druggists soOl It. It, 11.
$50 REWARD.
FOIt
Kviiiy Ouiico of Adultcrntioii
intiiu
iNEW PROOESS SOAP.
THE WONDERFUL 3-LB BAfi.
JIADi: ONLY BV
Gowans & tovcr,
Uullalo. N. Y.
For salt) by all Hrst-cla6s grocers.
April 10-t.yr
SltltCS 2111(1 Ii'cIIh, 1
Slate Mantels,
Slate Black Boards,
School. Slate.
Rooinj? Slate,
Hoofing Felts, i, s&x
Ply.
. , , .1. I.. IIUI.I..
S3 tockawanni Avenue, ncranton, Pa
llays-ny
.-aWM- m
SY.Ml'TOJt8 OP DySI'I'.I'SIA
aro loss of appetite, rising; of food, heart
burn, distension of tho Flomsch, headache,
had bronlli, -Icephwneiw, loiv tplrlWMid
ttenernl prostration. Const Inatlon Is ft
irequent conco Itnnt Of dYnpepsla) but
sometimes It Is attended with ilturrhai.t,
The test of many years nnd the eiperlcnco ol
many thoiisnn.li nnd tens of thousands of every
ago and condition ot life has established the fact
that no ono win remain udvspeptlc who will tako
tho purely vegetable inedlcin.i.
I'L'ltKLY VKOKTAULi:.
TESTIMONIALS.
AN KXKlCACIoim HRMLDY. I can recommend
ns iiu nicnelous remedy tor all diseases ot the
liver, heartburn nnd d -pepsl.i, Simmons Uver
Itcgul.itor. Lewis (). Wun.ier, irai .Master SL,
Assistant I'listmiisfr, I'lilladelphlo.
UniT 1IIAI.1 Phincktov, N. J.
We lali our readers to know that we have found
much tienetll from u.lng Slininnns Liver Regulator,
our trouble orl mated nnd rend iwt chronic many
jenrs In India, leaves littlo hope of a perfect
cure trom nnthlng. lint, the liegul.itor has at
lonted more relief than nil else wo have tried, Vo
-y this n ltlmiit the wlhor knowledge ot J. 11,
ZHIIn.tCo., whoprepaiclttn Phlladelplibi.
lt-V It. (I. V. I.DKU,
1'jI. ".Missionary Itnvlew."
Wit t mm Punk V. ti., Montgomery Co., Pa.
MLvilts. ,1. ll, ZKI.1N K co. -lluv ng sunered
fiom debility, hendaclie, tlllness nnd loss otnppe
llte.nnrt iH'lngiiersuad. .1 they irsulted rrom nn In
nctlio liver, Mminons Liver regtilalor wni recom
mended by a frien I. I was greatly benefited In n
short Mih, and consider it'nh nlrnost Indispens i
household remedy. ,1, vj. DuriKIIKI
sun.)
Kit.
rKFrAtitn bv
J. II. ZKI1.1N it CO ,
1'lilCK, $1,00. I'llll.ADKI.PIIIA.
Br. McTaggarf
This uotetl Speclnllst of Hcrnnliin, Is tlio
nnlv Slieclullst tills sill., nf 'i..v Ynrh. Phil.
ntlclphln nml IHifTulo who mnkes nn uxelil.
slvu specialty of troiililiL clitonlc, long
stHtulliie unit tngprlng discuses to which
nititi anil woinnnklnil are subject, such as
Consumption, lironclital nlTcctlons, Scroru.
la. Salt Itlicnm. Loss of Miinlioiiil.tikln ills.
oases, Hheinnatlsm, I'lcers, OKI Sores, Kpi-
icpsy, oypnins, neatness, Loss ot olee,
Chronic Dlnrrlia'a.Chlllsnnil Foyer, Worms,
Liver complaint. Cancels. Tumors. 1'iiritlv
sis, Tnpe worm, Heart disease, &c, &c.
si: I'emale clisenses u specially.
Ko matter how lonp you have lieen Biif.
fering nor how tunny Doctors you Imyeem
ployeil In viiln, you should npplv to I)n.
.MoTaoiiaut at once, when he wlil tell di
rectly without holding mil false hopes
whether your disease is sttlctlv curable or
can only be relieved.
He owes his wide reputation for the suc
cessful treatment of ull lingering or chronic
diseases to experience nnd close applica
tion for over 20 years, and to no mivaeuhus
poiecr.
What tub Papers Say :
"IIo is Rklllful honest, elllcleiit, upright and re
liable and well worthy nf the peopl 'h confidence
and esteem. .Ilonlwnys nays exactly what he
means and means exnetly what he snjB.1' Scran
ton UriiiMU-m.
lie h too Useful a man to lose," Lackawanna
lemoo'nL
Ccrnor Lackawanna and Washington Avenues.
SCHANTON, PA.
Sept ll.ly
D
ELAWAHE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTLltN HAlLltOAD.
BLOOMSBUUG DIVISION.
KOKTH. STATIONS. SOUTH.
p.m. p.m.
9 uu vi :)"
S 61 Vi if,
5 4S la !
8 40 13 IS
s :u ii m
s s; ia 03
8 21 11 M
8 17 11 W
8 It! 11 .Ml
8 OS 11 47
8 OS 11 47
8 ttl 11 43
7 BU 11 38
7 51 11 31
7 BO 11 30
I 4-lll S3
7 so ll lie
7 IS 11 III
7 11 10 01
7 115 10 47
0 BS 10 41
II B4 10 .38
8 BO 10 31
6 4'J IC 37
ti 8U pi 31
fl 30 10 111
6 35 10 11
a 08 sr.
a.m a.m. a.m. d m.
s 30 ...,ranton.... o io u 15 a 05
S 3ii Ilellevue.... n IB 9 30 3 10
s 33 ...Taylorvllie. 8 so 26 2 it
8 is ..Lackawanna.. (1 37 9 34 3 sj
8 10 .
8 111 ,
7 8
7 Bl .
I wl'
...I'lttston I U 34 9 41 3 30
West I'lttston.1 0 40 9 47 2 36
...Wjomlns.. . 0 45 U 53 2 41
..Mnltby 6 49 9 5.1 3 44
...Uennetu . 0 M 10 0 3 47
.. Kingston .... 68 10 . 53 CO
..Kingston .... 0 58 10 05 rji
43 Plymouth Juno 7 l2 10 102 B5
38 ....1'lUIlOUth 7 07 II) 15.1 0.1
I 31 ....Avondalo. , 7 12 10 30 3 05
7 i .. Nantlcoke .. 7 15 10 35 3 io
7 23 Uunlock's crock 7 33 10 hS 3 27
7 13, MUckshlnny.. 7 37 10 14 3 89
7 oo Hick's Ferry 7 50 ll ll ;i 62
0 51 .lieach Haven.. 7 67 1 oh.ibs
0 47 llerwlck.... SOI 11 134 05
(1 ll .lirlar Creek. 8 10 ll 20 4 12
II 33 ..Willow drove.. 8 14 11 25 4 10
U 34 ...Llll cltldge,. 8 18 11 29 4 ft)
II 37 lispy 8 35 11 3.1 4 37
11 31 ...lllootllaburif ...I 8 30 11 44 4 31
0 10... lllipert 8 3d 50 4 40
li ll.Catawl'a iirldge 8 41 11 B54 46
a Bit. , ,. iianviue..., s 58 is 13 5 m
i uui . . I'liuviiie..., o no i ia a mi
I 49 ....Chulasky....! 9 05 13 3 B 13
i 4Bl.... Cameron..,.1 u us 13 355 17
1 00 9 4tl
a 49
5 55 9 45 5
5 40 9 32 6 33 Northumberland, 9 25 12 40 5 85
p.m. am. a.m. la.m. a.m. p.ni
W. F. HALSTEAD, hupt. .
Superintendent's omce. scranton, Feb.lst,iS3
Pennsylvania Eailroad.
wi
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
-Wl
, .... TIME TABLE.
In effect Nov. eth, lees. 1 rains leave Sun.
bury.
EASTWAltD,
9.40 a. m,, !-ea Shore Express (dally except
Sunday), for Ilamsburf," and Intermedlatestatlons,
arriving at Philadelphia a. is p. m. : New York,
6.20 p. m. : llaltlmore. 4.40 d. m. : 'aslllnrl on.
6.50 p. ra., connecting ut Philadelphia for all bea
Shoie points. Through pu&scuger coach to
runaaeipnia.
1.43 p. m. Day express
uuuj c.iuiil ouuuuj f,iui imdibiiuii: kuu Ulierme.
mate stations, arriving ut Philadelphia
6.60 p. m. ; New York, 9.35 p. in. i lialttmore
6.45 p. m. ; Washington, 8.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
luiuuii iu i iuiuueiium uuu uaniuiore.
7,50 p. m. Itenovo Accommodation (dally
fnr llnrrLliiit-i, nml nil lnli.n.ii,llnia,tnM.n. H,w
Ing at Philadelphia 4 25 n. m. : New York 7.00 a. m-
nuii nuure, in. ; abuingion e,30 n. In. ;
bleeping car accommodations can bo i-eeured a
Harrlhbunr for l'hlladelnhta and N'ew York, i in Mon
days atluough bleeping car will be run: on this
tralnfromVllllamspttol'hlladelphia.l'hlladelphla
uasaeugei a can jvuium in sieeper uuuisiuruca unti
7 a. ni.
7.to a. m. Krle Jiall (daily except Jlonday,
for Ilarrlsbure and intermediate btatlons,
arriving at I'hlladelnhla 8.25 a. in. New York.
11.30 a. in. ; llaltlmore 8.15 a. in. ; Washington, 9.35
ii. m. iiiiuukiii uiiiuui. aivitiiUK mra uie run Ull
tnis train to muadeiphla, llaltlmore and w ashing,
ton, aud through passenger coaches to Phlladel.
puia anu iiaiinnorc,
WESTWAltD.
B.30a. m.Erto Jlail (dally except Sunday), fa
Brie and ull lmermedlalu stations and canandal,
fiuuuimtuii.-imt-ui.uu biuiiuus, iiueuemer, iiuua.
oand Niagara Falls, with th.ough Pullman l'ah
aco cars and passenger coaches to Krle and Koch'
ester.
9.53-News Kxpress (dally except bunday) for
MJVMlLlluittllu )Ull-lllli:uiUlt) 6.U11UUS.
1.00 p. in. Maguru Kxpresi (dally except bun
day) fur Kiino and Intermediate stations and utn
andalgua and principal lntermedlato stations,
KocheBter. liuffalo und Nlairam Falls with
through pas&cnger coaches to ha no and nochester
auu i-uriurcuriu t iiiiaiudiori.
5.30 li. in. Fast Llliu idL'tl excent Hundavlfor lie.
novo mid Intermediate stations, and Elmfra. Wat.
Kins anu lmcruieuiate stations, witn through pas-
BvufcY, buMuia iu iiiuuiuiuiu tt.eme.
VM a. in.-sunday mall torllenovo and Interme
diate stations.
TIIHOUOIl TKA1NS FOlt BUNllUltY FltOM THE
JSASlAriUbUUTll.
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a, ra
llarrlsburg 7, 10 aulvlng at btinbury 9.30 a, m. w Ith
through bleeping car Iioin Philadelphia to Wll
Uamsport. News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m.
llarrlsburg, s.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving ut Suubury 9.53. a. in.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. in. i llaltlmore 7.30 a. m. (dally
except Sunday arriving at bunbury, l.uo p. in.,
with through parlor car from Philadelphia
and through pasaeuger coaches from Philadel
phia and llaltlmore.
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a. m. ; Phlladel.
phU, n.oo a. in, ; Washington, 9 B0 a. in. j llaltl
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
bunbury, B.sop. m., with through passenger
coaches from Philadelphia and liallimore.
Erie Jiall leaves New Yorks.00p. in. s Phlladel.
phla, 11.20 p. m. ; Washington, io.w) p. m. : Haiti,
more, 11.20 p. m., (dally except Saturday) arriving
at suubury 6.15 a. in., with through Pullman
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington aud
llaltliuoie and through passenger coaches from
Pnlladelphla.
HUMIlIltY, IIA.IXTO.N Ck U'lliKLMHAlIUli
UAII.IIIIAII A.N II MIP.TII ANU WliMT
1II-4MIII lit I.W.tV.
. (Dally except buuuay.)
Vllkesbarre mail leaves bunbury 10.00 a. m.
arriving at Ulooin Ferry 10.63 a. in., Wlikes-barre.
12.18 p.m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 6.45 p. m., arriving I
at 11100m Ferry 0.37 p. m., Wllkes-barre 7.6s p. m
SlUlbUrv Mall leul.'M W1L-P.hiirrain4.n 111 nr,ltr
Ing at Ulooin Ferry 12.15 p. m., hunbury 12.65 p. m
Express West leaves Wilkes barre.45p. m., ar
riving at Ulooin Ferry 4,15 p, us .bunbury 8.K p.m. 1
Hl'.NlUY ONLY.
Sunday mall Icnes suubury 9 25 a. in., arrlvlnir 1
at inopin Ferry 10.11 u. m. w likes-uarre iimi a.m.
puuuu- uuuuauuuiiaiiuu icaveH iikes-iiarro 6:13
"rrlvln! &l I'looni Ferry, 0.48 p. in., Sunbury,
D,
1:16 u. m.
CI1A. . l'Udll,
Uen. Manager.
J, it. WOOD,
den, passenger Agent
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
Ono yi-nr ngo, II. II. Wnrncr, found,
cr of tlio Wntiur Obncrvnlory, Uocli
osier, nlTorvtl n prizo for tlio b'est ossny
on "Tho cause of tho rtcont ntinos.
ihcrlo efftcts ncaoinptinylnii sunset
nml ninristskiiown ns 'iho Itwj Light,'"
nnd threw tho oonnietlon open to thu
world. Tho lending scientific men
nnd nstrouoiuci'H in utmost every pnrt
of tlio globe hnve competed, nnd tho
judRcs iitotiatiuoo tho essays of a very,
lilgli order of merit so niiiuli so t'hat
Sir. Wnrncr doubled llio prizes and lias
given six mcdnls of honor.
Tlio followliiu nro tlio successful
competilors : First priz.', l'mf. IC. I,
Kiesslini.', lliiuiburg, Uermiiiiyi second
prize-, l'rof. James Kdmuud Clark,
Yolk, England j third prize, Henry O.
Mniiic, of ltoulustw J)cmocmt and
Chronicle, llochesler, X. Y.. und Ho v.
Sen 110 K. llishop, of Honolulu, Sand
w!ch Ifllindi (llic liinl two Wero nf
. (jiuil meiit.) iMednls of honor were
itmirdcd to 1)10 following! l'mf.
Cleelnnd Abbe. Wnsliiiitton, I). U t
l'rof. Win-low Upton, Providence 11.
1. 1 1'iof. II. A. Hazeii, Washington,
D. C s l'.of. W.M. l).ivis, Cambridg.,
-Mast", i Frederick Cowle, Tiiiri-lnn,
'I'lisniniiin, Australia, and Ho v. Hoburt
(.rnll'irn, h. L. I)., Iirrol, Scotland
Tho judges wero l'rof. Daniel Kiik
wood, Illooininglon Uiiivirsltyjlliii ilsi
Prof. W. M. Hni it nylon, Univor-ity
of Jliuhigan, and Prof, Ormond Slom",
University of Virginia.
These essays will soon be sent to
tlio press of tlio Innd for publication.
Perils of the Eevolution.
Tlio Schuyler mansion was the thea
tre of a lom-iiici' in tlio Summer 1 f
1781', General Schuyler was not then
in active military service, but, ui lu
honsc nt Albany or nt Saratoga, he was
llio vigilant oe"ot the Morthirn De
partment. Ilis person as a prisoner
was unvoted as a capital prize tiy In
Tory 'neighbors. Wallet jlu,er, a
Tory colleague of tho famous Jjo
Ileitis, was oiniilovid to exi elite' 11
scheme for thu seizure and ab Miction
of the (ien-ral With a parly of ids
ascialc, Canadians and Indians, ho
piowled 111 tlio- woods near Albany for
niiiiiv (lavs, and ascerliincd the exact
situation ot affairs at Schuyler's house
1 rum a lJulcliiirui u lioin lie had seized
nthiswoik. Ho learned that a miurd
of six men weie there for thu protect
ion ot fccliylors person, thiee of th. m
alternately on duly continually The
IJiitclimati was comiiellul to take an
0.11 li of secrecy. He did so with a
mttal lescivalion, and as soon as he
was released he hastened to Schuyler
nnd warned him of his peril.
As the twilight ot a sultry day tn
August was yielding to tho night,
Schuyler and his family were silling in
the great hall ot the mansion ; the ser
vatns were about tlio premises ; thteo
of the guard were aslei p in tho base
ment, and ihe olhti three, were hing
on the grass in front of iho mansion.
A servant announced that a person at
the back gate wished to speak with
tho General. His errand was under
stood. The doors and windqws of iho
mansion wero immediately closed and
baried, the family were gathered iu an
upper room, and tho General r.tn 10
his bedroom for his aims. Looking
out of a window, he saw tho house
buirounded by armed men. To alaim
the town, halt-a-mile distant, ho fired a
pistol from his window At tho same
moment tho intruders burt-t open the
front door. At that instant Mis.
Schuyler perceived that in tho confus
ion she had lift her infant in a cradle
injtlio hall below. She was al out to
rush down the staiis after it, when the
General interposed and prevented her.
Her third daughter, Margaret (who
was afterward the wife of tho la-t
Patroon),insiatitly Hew down the gnat
stairway, snatched tho sleeping babe
I101A the ctadle, and bore it up to its
mother. One of tho Indians hurled a
sharp tomahawk at her. Its keen
blade just graztd tho infant's head,and
wi.s buried iu tho railing of the stairs
Meyi r atippo-ing her to be a servant,
called to her as sho How up the stairs,
"Where's your muster?" With a quick
thought sho exclaimed, as she reached
tho veigo ot the upper hall, "Gone to
alann the town !'' Her father heard
her, and with a quick thought thiew
up a window and oplled out, as to a
multitude. 'Como 011, my bravo fel
lows ! Surround the house and seenro
tho villaim ! ' The alarmed mnraudeis,
who wero plundering tho General's
dlning-ioom of tho plate, fled, in ha-te,
cairy ing away some of their booty.
The infant was the Into Mrs. Catherino
Van Hensaclaer Cochran, General
Schuyler's youngest child, who died at
Oswego iu tho summer of 1857.
In addition to prohibiting tho ton
sorial aitists from shaving on Sunday,
the new refoini Mayor of Montrose
now proclaims that cigar stoics must
close, that 110 milk wagons shay deliver
the lacleal fluid after 0 a. 111. on Sun
day, and that the liverymen must not
biro horses and carriages, for purposes
nf pleasure, on that day. Tho Mayor
is backed up by tho moral leformeis.
.Judge Olmsted, in the MeKenti
Court, informed those who where clam
oriug for the rejection of all licen.-is,
that he found public sentiment largely
in favor of license for the sale of liquor
and that iu his opinion a belter state
of affairs would ex'st in tho county
tflii'eiies wero giauled llinn if the
liquor trallic was to pass into the hands
of unlicensed and irrt sponsible persons.
Although a temperance man, Judgo
pimslud is of opinion that tho sweep
ing change demanded would ho injur,
ious, and thinks 'the observanco and
unfoi cement of thu laws tho best
com so for tho promotion of temperance
and the protection of tho people
After a thorough test ,. H. Mercer
most positively asserts that Ackei's
Kuglish Hemedy is tho best medicine
for asthma, croup, coughs, whooping
cough and all lung troubles that can be
lound. Axk him about it, for ho fully
guarantees it.
Joseph Curfew, j Tioga farmer, went
lo Pine City and had a 100th extracted.
IIo then visited a hotel nml ilmnt- turn
ortluee glasses of whisky. On tho
way 1101110 he was met by relatives,
who found him dead in Ids wagon.
Tho coroner's iurv found ilmt .tt.ntl,
was tho result of a clot of blood In thu
heart, caused by intoxicating liquor.
J. II. .Mercer wishes lo stato that ho
has at laH loutiii an article ho can sell
on in merits. It is with pleasure ho
guarantees to Iho imhlio Acker's Kng.
lish Hemedy as n sure nnd never fail,
ing ouro for Asthma, Couuhs, Whoop,
ing Cough, Croup, and all Lung Trou.
b'es. It is tho standard remedy for
Consumption. I have never found in
equal.
L CURE FITS!
I end 11.0 liete H..111 nuiu ee.Hi. 1 U...11 e r.Jkel
,, "-4r. I werrebl me remedy !
flue a. wutil cu.i. luceiue ciliere e.,e 1.11.4 le ua
..'fi"'.1"'". " lelellll.lei.-iea. line
.ua i .in iu,, ,a, nn. u. U. aour, iu r.Iri n, k.VI
mar-S-U-d
LONG SUFFERING
l'rniit Hlcno lu ilic itlilitcyH.
- i
ll. Is by no means stranno that I)r. David Kenne
dy, ot Itondotit, N. Y,, should have received tlio
following letter, lly reading It you. will seo In
ono mlnuto why James Andrews was thankful j
lir, I). Krnnettii, lomftmf, .V. 1'.
li-ABSiRs ttnlll within a recentdalo, .1 had for
seieral years sunered greatly from drain, ralleil
by the doctors the III lek-..lu-t Sediment. For about
a jear pan, thli sediment has not pnied ott
In the usual quantity, but hai accumulated, ejus.
Ing mo untold pain. Having heard of lilt. lUvni
kG.NNKIIY's I'AVOIIIIH IlIlMKItVl tried It nnd
alter using about one and line-halt hot ties I olded
a stone from the bladder, of an oval shape, MO of
nn Inch long, nnd inuirli on Us suifnee, I send
you Ihe lamest piece, Hint may see of nhat It
Is compose)!. Sine.' then I h.ne fell no pain. I
now eonsMer myself cured, and cannot oxprcM
my thanktitlne's nnd grnlltuclo for no Mgn.il u
deliverance fro n n tcrrlbio .llsi'iise. ou lime my
consent to itsollils letter, should yotl wish l.idd-o
tonne ueneuior otner suuerer-. i.iuis umj,
' .1AMFS ANIIKSns,
o. '0 Mftihal St., Ida lltll. Troy, S. V.
or, Kennedys -tavniiie iieuiiuj-, iiin.eri.iiij
offered r.sa tiustnorlliv sp cllle for the cure of
Ktdnnv nnrt Mter roinntntnts. L'OnstltiatlOn lllld
all disorders tirlstng trom nn linpuie state of the
blooil. ,
To women who suffer from nuyof tho Ills pecu
liar to their sex "Knvorlte llein.sl)"lS constniitlv
proving Itsellun nnfnlll gfrlcml a n-nl bies-lng.
There Is no more neonl7lng class ot diseases, and
nnnvinoio certain' not lo get well ot lisell" than
the dl-orders of the Kldne.is and llhulder. The
only lneillclnnt lint lines arTord s)t'edy relief and
permanent cure of such HfTecllons Is Dr. David
Kenned) s '-Kaorlto llenicdy,"nt Kondoul, '. .
EAFNESS lS.&Vr"nV JIS
was deaf twenty-eight yeai-s. Heated
by most of the noted "pecl.ilists nf the day
with no tienetll. lured himself lu three months,
and since then htii.dictls ot others by s.imc pro
cess. A plnln, Miniile nnd s eeerui nonieireni
inenl. Aililress T, S. PAOS, IDS Knst 21th stieet,
.New York I'll). inar-r. ll-.l.
ensinrr iltertMnit lliirian.lll Sirnre -lN'.l
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for Infants and Children.
"Coatorlalssowcllmlnptedtochlldrenthat I Cantorla cures Colle. Constipation,
IrecommendltaasuperlortuanyprescrlpUoa I """r Ptomacb, Diarrhrea, Eructation,
known to mo." IL A. Ancn-K, M. D., I 0l3PVtPorS' B'tcs 8le0p' ftna ',rom0-eB
111 So. Oiford SL, Brooklyn, K, Y. Wltout1nurious medication.
Till Csaiicn Coufuit, 1S1 Fulton Street, N. T.
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