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MRS. LYD1A L P1MKHAM.
OP LYNN, MASS.
A :t? :
tiii:
Chicago & North-Western
KAIIAYAY
Is thcCiLIrTr HKSTCIiNM Iil lTEn: BEST
til II l'Klf! and hence the.
LEADING RAILWAY
)K THE
' WEST AND NORTHWEST!
It Is the short nnd l.rf route between Chicago and
all point.-, in
5orthern Illinois, Iowa. Dakota. Wyoming. Se
brxll. (alitnrnia. Orra-on. olnrailn, I t a h
Arizona, Idaho. Montana, eada, and Tor
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA,
nr.v:ii, i.i: ii.i.k,
SA L T LA K E, SA -V I'll A A CIS CO,
Dcailnood, Sioux City.
Odar Kc.p't, Vtt Wninrx. Cohtmb't. and all points
in the 1 rrritoriri and in the II". Ai'o. for yiihrau
kee. Urt i n hay. OO.fcov-,. ir 'j'xjh irt. Mai-;'?ttt , Vond
dn Inc. atct torn. Ilounhton. Stenah. Menaxha. St.
Paul. Minruaioli, linrun. loh:a. fargo. ftixman k.
Winona. I.a route, thratanna , and nit jioinll in Min
nesota. Imkota. li txt nnsin and the Xorthirrnt.
At t "on m-i I lilutts the Trains ot the Chtcstro Js.
North-Western and the I'. I H'y depart Irom,
arrive nt and u:e the same oint I'uion Ienet.
At t hicasro. close conneetion3 are made with the
T.ake shnre. Michigan 'entral, Haltimnre & t hio,
Kt. Wayne and Pennsylvania, t'liien.i At iSran.l
Tnmk K y?, anJ the Kankakee an 1 1'an Ilanjle
Koine.
-e-tloe ronnertion made at Janrtlon Toints.
It 1 the O.M.V MM! rnnninic
ri'LLM AX IIOTKLDINIXfi CARS
BKTWKBN
CHICAGO ami COUNCIL L LUFFS.
I'll II in an Slffpors on all ic-ht Trains.
Insist up'in Tifket Airentf ""oiling you Tickets
via this r I. Kvitnine your Tickets" and refuse
to t'uy it' they h not rt-:id over t lie CliicaifO i
North-'rTrh Kaihrar.
If you wisirthe Hv-t 'travel in-j Aep.rnin'idation
von Will Imv vi.ur Ti.-k-t l v this route, and will
i-T KK Sum: thf:k."
b-AII Ticket Al'phi? ?!! Ticket lv thi Line.
MKVIX III U II ITT,
jd I". V. and Mt n:rat Manijrr, hicatjo.
r.I-K-OVF.RErt OF
THE MIGHT OF MITES.
(4-1.-,.
WKS'l VAItI.
LYD1A E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETAEL-3 CC!.1TSTOD.
The Poitivo Crrt
For all Female Complaints.
This rTpfwrntinn. as Its Tiftm pipTiinw, conwista of
Vpgttnble rroprtic" tliat are liarrl-?s to the moat lel
kttelnTnlid. Von one trial tlio mrrits of this Com
pmnd will lv pemtrnizt-d, as relief ia immediate ; a:il
when Ha uols contin:utl, in nin ty-Bine cssrs lnahnn.
dred, apermftncr.tcurcifjcfTei tr'tl.athotiFiinila will tes
tify. On Bwunt of it? iTov-n merit-, It is to-!y ro
eommended and frcscrib'.il bj tlo best ihysi(.-Iu-i ii.
the conn try.
It will cnr entirrlT the rrrt fnrra cf fitHnff
f the uterus, Lrucorrha-a, irrgulnr and iinfui
Menstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, In3amniAtlon and
ITlceration, Flmdln. all M placement and tbo con
hf'inent spinal weakness, and is eperially adnptd to
the Cbaii(r of Life. It will di-solve and erppl tumors
from the uterus in an early Ftae of development. Tbo
tendency to cancerous humors tbero 1-checked very
rpeedily by its ue.
I n fact J t h as f roved to h t he (jreat
e5t and beat remedy that lias ctct lwcr discoTcr
td. It permeates evt'ry portion of the wrtprn, and (rirea
new life and vigor. It removes faliitncsT.atuleney, de
vtroya all craving for sluuulaota, and nlievcs weakness
of the stomach
It euros Blootinjr, ITeadaches, Nerrons Prostration.
General IVbility. Sleeplessness, IV predion and I mil
grcntlon. That feeling of beartnc down, cauaing pain,
weight and backache, fa always permanently cured by
Us use. It will at all times, and under all circunistan
ces, act In harmony with the law that governs the
f cmftle Fyste m.
For Kidney Complaints of cither sex this compound
! unsurpassed.
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
Is prepared atr.1 and 255 Western Avenue Lynn, Maan.
Price $1 oo. 5:r Uttl'-s for$T.00. Sent by mail in the
form of pills, also in the form of Losenirca, oa receipt
of price, $1.00, per box, for either. Mrs. PIKK.HAM
fretly answers all 1 ttci-s of inquli-r. Send for pam
phlet. Addros- a n!ore Mmtirm this paprr.
Ko family should be without IYDIA C P1VKHAM"
LIYElt TILLS. T.ivy cure Constipation, Biliousness
andTorpidity of the Liver. 20 cents xer box.
9f For sale l v (ii:.. A. Kkt.i.y & 'o., Oenernl
Airent?. ritthtiivli, a.iJ Ir. U'M, LEMMo?f
Drugit, Kbcnburf, I'a. 7-2."Sn.-ly.
Battlo Creek, fctiehisar.,
UANUFACTUBKB8 Of IHB OM.I CEI.L'IKX
THRESHER
Traction and Plain Engines
and Morse-Pov3.-s.
Mot foltip ':T'
32
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IbMtld' .hoilt l.al "--e i l rr.li.o,
iu i-.'.-m. .:, t : i ..'. '- '-7'"
bluatl jia. rtxitty ttt u.t ail uut y jtxte.
TH2 CREAT
t'X nthi r liMf runsTli'cc Thro
1 s !.: eiwr. T! L -ay":, 1 "'8
M-.iii.-, ( n.i:. il li.iiti-. Omului. Lincoln. . t.
.i..ic;h, A--'ii-on, T.'uk: nin! Kit'-sas City.
Direct i ii!i''ot'inn for nil jnints in Knnsar,
N 'r:ik.. 1 "oh v:il'. V o::ii;r. M"ntana, Xe
vi 1 i. : v ?I-:.:c, Ar;z"'i:a, Idaho, Oregon and
Cr.iil'irn a.
'1 ho Slr'rtr . S:vo;fst fir.d Most Comforta-
11.; f-..i:'o ia il.iiiini.i.i to Yi.i t Scott. D.-nison,
Da
t
. 1 1
I
ii
h. r
tn
'1 i:t
-ton. Austin. San Antonio, Oalvoa
; . ip s m '1 (!.'..
i!-il ! i:idii . nicnts f ffcrcd by this
A. li-.s arvl T"( ii ri t s. r.ro :u fcllov,:
n-.tt 1 l'ulUi.a:i i ltj-v. ho l! 1'alace
ars. run i nly in this Line. C. II. 1c
tir-.wir:"--!! xiin Car, with Hortfin's
. m 1 1 vr I h.'ii No extra hnii-'( for Scat
ii .ioir I hiirs. '1 ho f.iBioiH C. H. 4 1).
, I i-oo.-('mis. lorcoons Sm kinir fnrs
I u-,;ii :io;rts:it iin-Ii-i! i kci U.utun Kc
io.lt I hairs i,,r the exclusive UiC of first
i. ' .cr,- . ri.
i Tr:i' ii ::ud Superior Fm'irtr:cnt. com-
!ii :r ("irctit Thr 'iiL'h t ar Arrnnire
s ; !iis, phdvc nil cttiori". the favorite
South. Soutli-V'est, and the Far
! von will find traveling a luxury
li.-i. .id t ;. i.s.-..!nfirt. .
i ,v :. -li Tii s vl: this Celcbrntod Line
f-.r - iii t all offices in the Cuited btates and
( .:: : i.
A d -tit rm irion nhont Ratos of Fare, Slopp.
i A. i i-:::. o.l iti 'P?. Time Tables, &c,
i. : i !.o . h.-ri 1 i:iv criven by applying to
J. ( A. r.K. AN', (!f-n'l KaS!ern Ajrcnt.
Wa-hinL'tim St., Boston. Mass.
r.nd : i I T liro -.dway. Now Yorll.
J VM '' Vi;ii l'n. I'ass. Aat. I tiicniro.
. "i. J. Vt i ITKIt. Gun. ManaBcr, Chicago
;TF - POWT:!! S-TPAK VTOF fi"d
t'o;i:d-l- -itc-nr.i Outfit-,' -' A.1'-.- ".
' Triti'tiun ilns- nil t ' l'luin Lu!ncs
A J- . '.)'' '.'' o-" i'.;i7 -'-r'. '
f .f 1-1, t Ill1, r . :. , 7, r;r.
I... . ' !r .;. -.m-dot I . 'in - l.icli.TA
I'oiir ; i f s " ml. ts, tn-m O to 12 bone
CCl .-.ritv, f ,rf . .r .'. i'- (.-.r.
1 v.o Htvh" of : i.-iv'.- ' H-'Vlfrrw.
Cfi o . i .-i t r.f S-. If. red 1 nmVr
70U'J,Uvy i fV-...., -Ar ... ;..-,n-i-..ril)
eonntnntiy on lia- d, lr.i:u vhiih i- l out thu in-comi-arabio
wixl-work of our lnuchii i ty.
Horse lower, i?
M I .r?
StmTti!.m
viatic b- lOv 13
:h ! v. i h
-t.
irv
Fnrmrrj cril Threnlirrarn on iir1t1 to
tlr- mt'rt.., ThrlutiK Machinery,
v ..-. ul .i, ::t fn-;. Adr-fl
:!Ic:;ols, shepard a co.
E'-ittlo Creek, Michlsai
Jan. 14. lM.-6m.
f 1 1 .Wow on u nrl ditin? th vnn. I r
I Ft II nrst-elass Ercvasios? Tickst, II II
nijIChlmn m-i l.K-nJ point, to TJEN- IIvJJI
W r4l VER. COLOBADO SPRTafl -n i il
rV'l PUKbL. AND RETURN, by si I Iff f I
II -I (6 ttirrSRKKT bouts, at won-W- 11 fifl
- I fullv low rat.-. Th tlrkt will )m Ii "t il
f" 1 1 rwi poin(f west within TfTon (l.S- 1 1" H
I II days from date of Mir. and to return 1 1 fj f I
1 I 1 II onUl ,VI'-r Sl-t fullo-inff. il 1 V I
I J I'ullman I'&lacn Cars r mn l v IV J
J1- '" I
1 EAKS roK TI,K 3ITLLTON!
Foo Choo 's Balsam of Shark's Oil
j rosi.'iw'v I'.intom the Jler.ing. and it Hit Only Jb
I solute ( ure for Deaf nest Knoirn.
i This "it l exiraciod from a peculiar spoeics ot I
' small w lilte Mull h. ennuht in Ihr ellw Va.
Known as t'arrharodon Rnndctctii, Lrcry I'hincfe
; lishcriuan knows it. It virtues as n restorative of
hearinif were ilisc.vrre.l by a Hadrthit Priest
about the year 14bl. Its euros were so numerous
and many nn Mrmlntlj mirnnilonw,
that the remedy was othrially proclaimed over the
entire Umpire. Its use boeame so universal that
for over : j oarst nn IJcaliioM hiMfi-
; lotrd amonit tl" lilno people. Sent,
chances urepai.l. to anv address t 1 per tMittlc.
Only Imported hj Il.tYl.tM U. A- '..
; Sole Aycntt Jor America. 7 lej M. w tork.
VER. COLOBAD
PUEBLO, AND RETURN, bysil
l6 rurrcRKKT ovTts, at wonder
fully low rates. Thee tlelcets will he
roo.1 pointr west within Tfton IPS'
ttsT. from d.te of lutlr. and to return
nOl vtohr Slt following. I
ullmui 1 al&ee Cars ar-o rnn l-v
thi. O rr-pnny from ClTIOAfH)
COT7?CIl. BLUFFS, TOPEKA an !
KANSAS CITY, forming a line wnh
but on' -hir.. of ear. to DENVER
and PCEBLO. pminir C.irs are at
ta-hel to aJl throutrh train,. In whl,-h
maii ran be obtained at the re.on
abte pnee of sventT-ne cents.
For rates, further information,
and eiecant Map of I niteil
State, tree, ft. l. Irons,
J. d. A. BEAN. Gen'l Eaitem Ayt. .
SI7 rl rrwwlwiiy, New York, ftnd 3oii
Wasluiv.'tin St.. Hoston, Mass.
Its virtues are unqurxtinnahfe and lt curative
character abtolutr. as the trritrr can personally testify,
both Jrotn experience and observation.
Anions: the ra iny readers ot the Koview in one
part and another of the cunTry, it is probable that
numbers are artlieted with d-'alnc?. and to.uch it
rnny belaid : '-Write at once to Hay lock H. t'o.,
7 Iey Street. New York, enclosing 1, and you
will r-oive by return a remedy that will enable
you to heir like anybody else, and who?c curative
eftect.- will be permanent. Von will never reirret
doiny: o." Editor oj .NVic York Mi rcantile Krrietc,
Sept. 10. (12-lo,"60.-6in.)
ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TONIC.
ri'HlS preparation Is
Valley ol t '.ishmcr
A Mohammedan ietrend relates that
when Abraham had been wronged by
the mighty hunter, Nimrod, Jehovah
befriended the patriarch, and told him
to select an animal to punish his enemy.
Abraham choose the tly : but Jehovah
said : "If thou hadst not chosen the fly
I should have sent a creature, a thous
and of which would not weight as much
as a fly's wins." This is only a bit of
Oriental rhetoric, a ligurative way of
emphasizing the power of the Almighty,
who can make the smallest things the
ministers of His wrath ; hut in the light
of modern science it has become a liter
al truth. Some ot" man's most jower
ful and persistent enemies are organisms
so iTninute that a thousand of them
would not equal the bulk or weight of a
fly. The Lord of creation, as he proud
ly styles himself, is unable to cope with
the most infinitesimal of his subjects.
They refuse to acknowledge his sway,
and wage perpetual warfare against him.
His utmost skill and ingenuity are tax
ed in resisting and guarding against
their attacks ; and often, in spite of all
his manoeuvres, they out-general and
def eat him. No hostile force of his own
race could inflict such disaster upon him
as do these microscopic representatives
of the lowest forms of life. They plun
der and devastate whole provinces,
bringing ruin upon lor.g-established and
flourishing industries, and poverty upon
large and prosperous communities.
Neither lire nor sword is so much to be
dreaded, for the injury that they may do
is transient and reparable, while these
diminutive foes not unfrequently take
permanent possession of the territory
they have conquered, and no force that
its "rightful owners can call into the
field sullices to dislodge them.
Insects are tcrribl. foes to man in
many cases, but he is gradually eetting
a mastery overthem. Against thearmy
worm, the grasshopper, the potato-bug,
and all their voracious kindred, he is
learning to right successfully. The in
sects which are still the most mischiev
ous are generally the smallest. The
phylloxera, or grape louse, is almost
microscopically minute, but the injury
it has done to the French vineyards is
already reckoned at hundreds of millions
of dollars. It has been a greater terror
in France than the German armies, and
iis invasion is likely to prove more dis
astrors. The Germans could be bought
off, though at heavy cost, but the phyl
loxera is not to be got rid of so easily.
It has its Sedan every season, and its
army of occupation holds a broader ter
ritory .than Alsace and Lorraine. It will
probably be conquered in the end, but it
will be the hardest victory the French
have ever won.
l?ut the phylloxera, though a thousand
times sniallerjthan the fly, is a mammoth
iu comparison with many of the crea
tures that are enemies to man. Just
now the mere name of one of these an
imalcuhe is menacing an important
branch of our foreign commerce. The
trichina is disturbing the business rela
tions of two continents; and not only
merchant, hut legislators ami statesmen
as well, are excited on the subject.
And what is this formidable trichina ?
A parasitic wuim about a hundredth of
an inch in length, yet more terrible to
man than the anaconda, or boa-constrictor.
Its very existence was un
known lift j" years ago, andaits real nature
and habits were not .understood till with
in t -venty years or so. The reader dues
not need to b: lol l that under 'certain
circumstances it infests the flesh of the
hog, and that the disease'', pork, if eat- j
en by man without being thoroughly j
rr,okal, may transfer the parasite to the
human muscles, with dangerous and
often fttal result. No wonder that'
our foreign friends .are alarmed when
they are told that. Americar. pork is li-
p.ble to be of this tiichinous character, j
The reports may be false or exaggerated, i
perhaps, set afloat by interested parties !
who want to Keep our polk out of their i
markets; but the trichina in none the j
less a fright ful reality, ami the risk of j
its presence in poik can not be too vigil- i
aniiy guariieu agamsi, doui ai nonie ana
abroad, from commercial no less than
hygienic eousiderat ions.
lint space will not permit us to refer
in detail to the numberless organisms,
animal and vegetable, whose power for
evil is as great as their size is insignifi
cant. Here belong nearly all the forms
of mildew, blight, rot and the like,
which are the cause of such wide-spread
injury and destruction in the vegetable
kingdom. The great majority of these
pests are themselves low forms of vege
table life of a fungous nature. Their
power of growth and reproduction are
marvellous, and their life is the disease
or death of the higher species of plants
which they infest. The fungus which
causes the potato rot is a familiar exam
ple of this type of orgmisms, and every
body knows how, at its first se rious on
set, it brought fani'ne upon a whole
country and how much loss to the farm
er in other lands it has since occasioned.
Micoscopie speeies of plant life are
also the source of molds, ferments and
many kinds of apparently spontaneous
change and decay that infect, injure or
destroy animal ami vegetable substances,
or course many such processes are of a
chemical nature, but even these some
times owe their inception to microscopic
fungi. It is hardly necessary to add
that many scientisiics and physiologists
now oeiieve tne origin and spread of
contagious diseases to Ue due toinlinit
isimal germs, and that measures for the
destruction of these are consequently
the most effective means of restricting
the range of snch diseases. Uonton
Journal of Chemistry.
BEAD THIS ! HEED THIS !
IF A NEW SUIT YOU NEED,
IT WILTj pax you, ixoeeo,
This ANNOUNCEMENT to Read!
JIavina iust returtieU from ihe Eastern Cities, where we bought and
J J rA 11) THE CASH for enough
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
to stoclc our FOUR EA11GE STORES, ue are now prepared to fur.
nisTi every man and boy to whom this comes greeting with
MiDE-UP CLOTHING i GEHTS" f HUSHING GOODS
nt T OIVER rillCES than they can be bought at any other house in
ihair or adjoin ing counties. In proof of wh ich assertion we sub?n it the
following facts:
"WE ARE SEI.I.lNf
A AX'S OOI fril lT,
lined throughout, tor fl.ti
This uit invite? and defies
all competition.
WE A HE SEI.L.IN
A Jinn-" UMd Bnine Suit
for4.o0. The unit kind of
a suit was sold last season
for J5.00.
WE ARE SET-LINO
A San' White Did K TKST
for 6o cents, which sold last
season, and was considered
cheap, for fl.'ib.
WK A11K SKhl.ING
COOD SUITS FOR BOYS
from 8 toiavears old, with lonpt pants, for
which "surpass anything of the kind
you ever saw tor the money.
WK Alt K SKI. KINO
NEAT SUITS FOR BOYS,
from to years old . at TS cents, which ns
onwh all who see them : and trood M OOl,
I ATS lor men and boys at o and So cents.
WE A HE SET.T.IN'O
.nF.!w (lOIII) WOUK
n u PAVTS.
lined throuahout, at from
65 cents to tl.oo.
WE ARE SKM.1NO
Men's nol Overall
at tt et. and up, and irood
t'ALICO Shirts lor 4o cents,
sold everywhere lor T6 cts.
WE ARE SEI.T.TNO
B01S' SUITS In PIKCrS,
tor any aire from 4 to 8 jrs.,
for .0: considered cheap
last season at li.W.
All tli shflvr rte-.erlt.ert ;mI nn.l Ihonoanrt or dollar rlh f other r
"idea equally elieap are now In stark, ready for inspection at the
YOUNG AMERICA CLOTHING HOUSE
Corner Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street,
Opposite Opera IIouso, A1-.TOOXA, IV.
m niiJiCTOiis!
1st i;u 'j s( rt n fun s DOItlilS'S'
E I EC Til fC SOA V of your Gro
cer. '-id. Ash him to give yon a bill
of it.
Id. Mail us his bill and your
full address.
4th. We will mail you Ell EE
seven beautiful and elegant cards,
in six colors and gold, representing
JihaJispeare's Seven Ages of Man.'
I. L. CRAGIN & CO.,
11(1 fSoutli Ioui-tli St.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
-IOKBlNS- M.EiTHH: SOAP is sold hy V
S. liAKKEtta. Ui:o., Ehenshunr. 4-l.-e.o.w.6m.
TARTL1NG
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A mtim of yonthfal in.prudenc causiiifr Jrema
lire liecay. Nerroua TiebilitT, It Manhood, etc.,
ain tried in vain eery known remedy, has dis
covered a simple self cure, which ho will S'-nd FRF.B
to Li fellow-suflerers, adLress J, H. Itt.E K,
43 t hat ham si., . V.
'et. 4, lvd.-ly.
made from the rose, of the
re. ar.d is entirely free Irom
i Sulphur. Lead, anil other poisonous and deleteri
ous son? tances. it is ricniy pertumeu ana renders
the use of Mimndes, hair oils, etc., unnecessary.
It preserves, softens and heautines the hair arid
! (rives it a rich lustre. Il is excellent tor an irritji
, tintr or inflamed scalp. It never turns rancid.
Ih-uiriist-" sell a larire hot'le lor 50 cts. Aschkt
, bach it M 1 Li. Kit. Proprietors. 3rd and f'nllowhill
j Streets. 1'hilndelphia. For sale at E. James' new
iiruir store, r-oenoursr, l a. iiz-J7.-m.j
PCKJCinWC For soi.niF.ns,
iCIlOlUilO widutrs. fathers, mother or
.ehiMren. ThoaaflndsTetentitLd. Prnsinti. aiven
) for ' f nnr.r.t.i'. T r niptnre.variei.i- vein
r bij IM-ra-e. T-n-.-ini, if rrnLmr, and
'.li. r, er.titied ti IM KKASK and KlriTV.
I I'ATI.STS i.rnrnivii fr Invaau.ra. SM.Iifrj
I land warrants i rni-nrfil. bnnvli t and snlii. Soldiers
1 ind heirs ai rly f T j'ir riphta at once. Send J
t!iTtr, for Tne CitiTn-Sol.lier." and Pension
and H'.nnty lnas Mank, and mifniitmii,. We
rnr-f.rl i tV.i.i:,.iT"1s - f P,.nr.nr, and Client
A iros N. W. Fit mem Id .4 Co. Pfvsio
i.unTAii)j, i.i.tk v a.hir,tu
April -J-J. 11 --111.
!
1 m
1
. D. C-
20.00 SAVED ! 820.00
e-r- vi .
hv pnrchas-
KWIM1 MACHINE from
svrr
820.0A
a .li- . unfa
T-fr "VK" t!ie nndersiiriicd. whose ofttee is at
jjs'tj,' fi.f lf04 Eleventh Avenue, hetween
in: n anu i . i u .i i. n m a. I a.,
and who nflers the Editor of the
t.'ASimiA 1-KfcF.MAX s reference.
rr
Altoona. April !'
.1.
, i-M.-tr.
Mcfilt-VTII.
AGENTS WANTED
K V FP.Y'v'ifF.KK 1 mr
' at h nii.il v Knit
tint; Inrhi nc v-r mv- vt- '.. V ; . I kintspair of
pti aiiit, wnii HKKI. an-l TOR rnmplrff, in
aiM-pT i- s. It viii a.o knt a tri-:it varifiy of fanry
worli rr which thrrr is n'wavs a rvlv m.Tkrt. Sn'l
f r c:-'-n,fir nnl trm to the TwomWy lin-ff iiMf
NEW RICH
BLOOD!
Maxaoemext of Tomato Plants.
A correspondent of The Cotmtry Gen
tleman makes the following good sug
gestions resecting the management of
tomato plants. We have tried the me
thod of training recommended, and
know it to be convenient, and promo
tive of the growth and vigor of the vines:
When the plants are ready for the
garden, make a considerable hill of
good compost. Chip manure is excel
lent, and a quantity of chicken manure
is good. After the hill is made, drive a
long stake through it. This may be six
feet high. Set the plant near it. The
training will require attention. The
plant will immediately tegin to sucker,
or throw out site shoots just above each
leaf. The? must lie cut off, and then
the plant will run vigorously. Tie it to
the stake, and be not afraid to use the
knife. Keep on cutting each stem thU
appears in the axil of a leaf, and keep
on tinr. The first bearing branches
come directly from the body of the
plant. Remember that this trimming
must be continued as long as the plant
bears. Thus trained, the fruit is supe
rior in size, quantity and flavor, Itesides
being less liable to rot or drop off.
s
I'n ivrrtnV J'liriiatirr i'i.. make Vow Rich
Ttlood, and will completely chantro the blood in
the cntircsvtom in tnre:cor.fh.-. Anvporon
who w ill take I pill eaeh nitrht fmm 1 to iawoeks
may 1 restored to sound health, if such a tiling
! iMi-uilde. nt lv mail for S letter stamps
J. .N. .0.sO.V A- CO., lioatoM, Mass.,
formerly JSanrjor, .Ve.
I And rmurillM: Habit
I cured in 1( to :?'javs. 1 en year. e-
I It rahiiidicd: )') cured. W rite tat-
f I uccati--. I)
Lpril 1, lM9l.-.'itn.
OP u
1
DR. M. J. I5UCK,
Physician and Stjrof.ow,
Ai.toosa, Pa.
Office and residence on Fourteenth street, near
Eleventh avenue, where night calls can be made.
' Office hours from 8 to 10. A. M., and irom a to 4
I and 0 to R, r. f. Special attention paid to l!s
; eases of the Eye and Ear, as well as to Surgical
Operations of every description. 4-ia.-tt.J
. Hum, Oumcv. Mitb
M.
fn C'l( per day at home. Samples worth $5
lu O-W free. A 1 Ircrs SriNB'.x A I'ort-
land, Maine,
l4,'el.-ljr.j
E. I5UCKLEY.
ATTOHX F,Y.AT.I,A,
ALTOOMA, PA.
- Offce at, 1102 Twelfth gtroet. In same bulld
lnp: and immediately in rear of First Nat'l WanK.
.lltoona, April W2, ll.-tl.
Cure for C'atarrii. The follow
ing, handed to the Somerset Deniori fit
by a lady friend, is said to be infallible :
"Take a large pinch ot iron weed,
put it in a small tin cup; pour over it
suflicient vinegar to boil it, or to make
a steam ; cover the tin cup with a fun
nel to inhale Ihe stcam'through the nos
trils by placing the tnle of the funnel
in the nostiils. This should be done
three or four times daily. Apply to the
temples and on the forehead plantain
leaves at nicjht by binding on with a
cloth ; rub the plantain leaves through
the bands to extract the juice. If plan
tain leaves cannot be got, cabbage
leaves will do. If the vinegar should
prove to strong 'dilute with water.
When the head can bear it use the full
strength vinegar."
Mrs. F. Simmering. Millersville, Pa.,
had Ozena and Chronic Catarrh. Pe-
i rt una cured her entirely.
BROWN'S
r-1
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A TRUE TONIC
A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER
IKON IJITTKKS are highly reromtncntlvxl for nil discuses requiring
a certain and eiiiciciit tonic; especially la.HrjrMim, 1 hjpp.in , Jntrrmiitrnt
Firm-:; Wmit nf Ajj t 'itr, l.w oj .Strrn-jt.1:. Is'rlc of l:ncrr;,ctr. l;i:rielies ihe blood,
strengthens the r:nic!e,and gives now life to the nerves. The;.- not liken charm
op. the digestive organs, re urn-inn ci! ':;yp'!r p :npfom.-7snch as 7 n ft my t!ic J-,v.',
Ih lrhinrj'jl-.ii i.i th ..-.7.'i. ll-rrilrtrp.-T.io only I roii Prepaml ion
tliat will not l!;irT:on tc t'-r'T: r ri vr liondnlio. Sold ly
all tlnicist. W-i of- i:r. y,CZ ' C.2 r p. t f i: rol nnd nniiTini re;i-l-
insi v. ni:ov?i' f'(i;;;!':'AL ro init iiro. ?i.
Sth-t r.'! Irv.-i n!,'.'r t -. ! r Tt- : '- 'c f , e-d h-ve er-is eil P"d lice: on vra;iper.
-:- jit: of imitations.
K-'i.'.r-TZ mr-WAa itifyr,ai
1
CURIOUS "0RKS W ASTS.
At the recent Southburo' session of
the Massachusetts State Board of Agri
culture, Prof. E. S. Morse gave the fol
lowing v'nrious particulars about ants :
The ant belongs to a family of insects
such as wasp3, bees, hornets, but is the
superior of them all. as are thaelephant,
the horse and the dog in other lines of
animal life. Ants are constructed with
the "back" bone in front, and the heart
and other internal organs on the oppo
site side are put together upside down
as we might think. Their mouth is for
biting and swallowing food only, not
for breathing. Their bite is so deter
mined and lasting that they are used in
some countries for confining the edges
of wounds and cuts. Ants' heads are
presented to the cut sur f ace, whirh'they
grasp with the nipiers, when their bod
ies are cut off, leaving a whole row of
them to hold the flesh. They are cheap
er than sticking plaster in some coun
tries. As an illustration of their ingenuitv
and intelligence, it was stated that they
sometimes excavate tunnels under rivers
of considerable depth and width, and
use the tunnels for tninsiorting supplies.
They dig wells twenty feet deep and a
foot m diameter for drinking water. 1
The harvesting ants plant seeds on i
farms, which tney cultivate with great i
skill and neatness, keeping every ueed i
down and harvesting the grain, curinu j
and storing it safely in weatherproof
cavities in the soil. They also organize 1
into divisions with commanders, each j
individual doing a certain kind ofjwork. i
Some aats are smart enough for engin- j
eers, while others only know enough to i
do as they are told. They can count j
and make correct estimates of the mas- j
nitudeofan undertaking, as proved by t
observers. I
Eight chrysolides (often called the j
eggs of ants,) were placed in a path ..
where ants travel. A single individual j
found them and undertook to carry
them to their home. Several were car
ried by the single ant patiently enough, I
but when twenty chrysolides were
placed in the heap, another ant was j
found engaged in the work. The pile
was increased at intervals till eighty i
ants engaged in the undertaking, show- j
ing that workers were detailed accord- ;
ing to the demands of the cases. Ant's j
battles sometimes last many days, in j
one cose seven weeks, the victors finally
taking the stores and removing them to
their own houses. Their wars are quite
as just ifiable as those of men when the
object pillage is the same.
They have the jiower, too, of knowing j
members of their)wn communitieseven i
after six months' altsence. Strancrers 1
are always driven off or killed. They j
are very helpful to each other, and show
sympathy in case of acchlent orsickness.
Some families of ants build arched roads
covered by an arch of clay or mortar for
protection against enemies, and show
great skill in the work which is under
the supervision of trained engineers,
who order a rebuilding if the work is
not perfect. Some kinds of ants keep
cows, bnild cow-yards, and milk their
cows regularly, and doiv'tthiow milking
stools at tlirm either to make them
"rive down," but stroke and pat their
backs very tenderly. Of course these
cows arc Hip plant aphides, so familiar
to all farmers and gardeners.
P
rVJ I t'-Jt'Vfti'-V? ' JL- - '
arsauaniia
: OS
1 I V 7- 6 . . . X
1 d ' !;,! :'" - One
' ".in.; loir fit I'l ' " t' i - ' . M
j Ul M-"!:!.:::.-. :. S .-c ... H
pi, a. r. .)
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Is a rnmpo-ind of rirt'.-"? of r.irsnpfiril
la, Ptillinoia. inandrako. vi llmv dock, rvi'li
the iod!lo ef t 'i-li ntut irfn. nil tf.'.verfnl
MocHi-m.-ikier. I U'd-'d-ati!r7. and l;f-sns-taining
rleuients. It is the v. r -1 . s:tfi't,
find irjost cff'-i ti.al a!tera'ivn !.M ili :ri'
knOTvn or available to ihe ul.l;c The sci
ences of ltjeilicine ami chemistry have, never
protlucrfl so valuable a r-nteily, nor one o
potent to cure all iliseasc resr.lting from
impure Moo.1. It cures Scrofula and
all scrofulous fliseases, Krysipelas,
Hose, or St. Anthony's) Kire, Pimplps
nnrt Fac-jrruls, I'listnles, niotche,
1 lolls. Tumors, Tetter. Humors,
Salt rtheum, Senld-hearl, Uin-worm,
fleers. Sores, Hhetiniat Km. Iereurial
Oisease, Neuralgia. Kemale Weak
nesses and I rrpRiiiaritif s 'aundiee,
Afleetfons of the Uver, I.vsnepsia
Kmaciation, and ieneral Debility.
I5y its searching ami cleansing qualities
it purges out the foul corruptions which
contaminate the Mocxl and cause derange
ment and decay. It stimulates and rnhveus
the vital functions, promotes -iierey and
strength, restores and preserves health, and
infuses new lile and vigor throughout the
whole system. No sufferer from any dis
ease which arises from impurity of the
t'toocl need despair who tviii give Avrn's
Sarjapakii.ua a fair trial.
It is folly to experiment with tlie numer
ous low-priced mixtures, of cheap materials,
and without medicinal virtues, offered as
rdood-puriticrs, while disease lceomes more
firmly seated. Arm's Saksapahiii-a is a
medicine of such concentrated curative
power, that it is l.y far the liest, cheapest,
and most reliable blood-puritier known.
I'hvsieians know its composition, and pre
scribe it. It has N-en widely ustl for forty
years, and has won the tinrjualitied confi
dence of millions whom it lias lienetited.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
COLD ET IU SnUCCilsTS tttKtwmllt.
Chinese Crea
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CAMPHOR' i
mw
THE GREAT REMtS
i i j i ii i
HE LIEF OF I'A
IN MAN AND UK.W
Commands the attei.t phi --f :c,
lie-n iiiveterntf s'lff' icis i.; !;;;:
TIM, NEl'ltAI.'il A. Hi: AI
IIACKAI UK. ri:-Ti.l. 1 i
Joints, and all paii.s in t v i;
the bo.dy. The s :tt of pain -by
exciting the rs tn ;:.
enabling the curative piop.-?:
chin !:: cue am amiii'
ter. which stii't-s the pain as
affected purts are reached, 'i
metit im:st. up-'ii e-ivli appl.'ca".
ruVdioil in thcToughly : and in
Kheumat ism of hiz staudinsr
It- used three or f- nr times a
four applications load-- h t -:
cured. Care. !ewevt r, sbui,:.'
cised after the port s aie !.
I veil taking cold.
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Chinese CREAM Carr,:'"'
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Plfimctn rt The 0,1,1 Frarraatand
lUIUOlUll LaatiBRofallPerfome
CnlOnP Kew, Delirlitr.l aad
tmU ky m1ct ia Prap Mid rifuu!. Htwsa Ca, It. T.
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Woftieft, Farmers. Wcchantct. 8 Mines ffen a
Wonen, Ttachert, ni all who are tired out by work J
la:riMrijrfe.):i?H
Arc you sufiennj- from 1 ysrurpsia, Khfrtimatisrn, j
Ncur3fK t Bo cl. Kidney or Litct Coin plaints, J
you can be cured by using Parkkk'sGingck J omic.4
r If yoo are w rutin away with Consumption, FemaleT
Lhave m rxn couph or r"M, you will nnd sure rcueS4
rin I'A Kit fc.lt S IrlNCCR 1 ovic
L If vou are enfrcbicd Vy disease, are. or diss ratroTi, J
and you system needs invigoratir.j;, or your Llood
M.ide from Oinrrr. fcuchu. Man-Jrake. tmnrcu
Lar.i many other of thebest medicines known : it is theJ
lirt H and Strec'h Kr --rcrev-rued fr u-H
periorro Hiirrrs Fssences cf f 1iner nd other Tonics 1
as it rrver mtnxicat-s. and Cures I .inlcernes
It lla S.iTed Koudrrd cf Lives; It May
Snre Tonrs.
Ftrv a ac. or $ i battle nf vour drur-it. ar.d e?ureJ
hour signature is on the outside wrapper. H srox &i
Cn., (Vmi, N". . I.rgr: sav:re t b': r;;i
IS INVAI.r
It relieves spraineil .1
Feet. Sweeny, roll I il. J;
Spavins, ltiiiglxme. a: ,d it".',
caused by kicks or n! ( : .
Kpi7.outy. ):t'ii'i i . ", . , ;
f'f Api-t-tite. and
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r" A l.alf pir.i ! '
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lnmi-t. l.i'n-''tirir. I'd.
N. J!. 1 i.c t-t m-.n : ..' t r
prparnt inn. eit 1't-r mi t Lett; v -will
be th;itiku:'y r-' lv- I.
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QUINN,
llli & lir. CLINTON STKKKT, JOHNSTOWN, l'A,
ALWAYS 1IAVF. Til E-
Tar?i.;st nntl Clicapcst Stock oi
Dry rtTicl Dress G oods,
NOTIONS, IVIILLINERY. CARPETS, ETC.,
to be found in Cambria or adjoining counties. I3?Forgct not the street and numbers
and fail not to call, buy and be happy.
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A CURE GUARANTEED25 CENTS BT USING
DR. Wit I 1 AUK S Mfc.AU .CMt KILLS enre mem wonamun, iu a
Tery oliort time both SICK and NL'RVOUS HEADACHE; and, while
artinfc on the nervoaa yHUTn, relievo DYSPEPSIA in ita worn forma, cleans
ing the system of excess of bile, producing a regular healthy action of the bowels.
A full Size bOK Of these valuable PILLS, with fall di
rections for a comolete Cure, mailed U. any addra on receipt of
nine 3-Cent POStase Stamps. For sale by aU Druggist.
8OLR PROPRTSTORS,
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r i:k.-ii Water Sirix in tiik Atlantic-.
One of the most remaikable
displays of nature may be seen on the
Atlantic coast, eialitet-11 nibes south of
St. Augustine. Off Matanyas Inlet, and
three mil s from shore, a mammoth
fresh-water spriti gu rules 11 fioin the
depth of the ocean with such force and
volume as tv attiact the attention of all
who come in the immediate vicinity.
This fountain is large, bold and turbu
lent. It is noticeable to fishermen and
others passing in small boats along near
the shore. l"or many years this won
derful and mysterious freak of nature
has been known to the people of St.
Augustine and those living along the
shore, and some of the superstitious ones
nave ncen laugnt to regard it witli a
kind of reverental awe, or holy horror,
as the abode of supernatural inflnences.
"When the waters of the ocean in its vi
cinity are otherwise calm and tranquil
the upheaving and troubled aptearance
of the water shows unmistakable evi
dences of internal commotions. An
area of altout half an acre shows this
troubled appearance something similar
asherwoman s ket-
vears ago Com.
Hitchcock, of the United States Coast
Survey, was passing this place and his
attention was directed to the spring by
the upheaving of the water, which
threw his ship from her course as she
entered the sprincr. His curiosity In
coming excited by this circumstance, he
set to work to examine the surround
ings, and found six fathoms of water
everywhere in the vicinity, while, the
spring itself was almost fathomless.
F r-rnovr; I i-ir-dr-iff.
Klcpart'y Pcrfuncd.
Pscvent- 1. 1
Parker's
Hair Balsam.
The Best and Most Economical Ilair Tres,te.
C'cnt.iiniriE: or!y inirrrdirnts trirt sre Prngfccinl to the
hair and sc-i!p, Pakkf.k's H.vr I;ai.s!
Never Fails to Restore Dray or Faded Ka'r
tn trie youthful coW, and is warrortrd to stop f.ils of
the hair. c-J ty tin::s:s nt co c It. a mi $1.
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For Deafness.
p i n iv ,v 1 nto
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to the boiling of a wj
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dv f..r cul.l in 'lie I.t n.l it i tm.vjti 1l.1l TPc B:ilm
1 I? c.i-y to ne at..l aur, I '.-. s..,. l-vilrw.' t
' 5i cent-. ii reccpt 'l" .-. n'-will iituit ;i p;uk
' aire S.-tkI l.-r .irr.ilrr w .1 1' lull iTi'..rn:iti..i.
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stock kattkxs ox
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CASH DKAT.KIl IX AT.I. KIND OF
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
AND MANUFACTIJItKIl F
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
llOti Xileventli Ave., Altoona, In.
MXsf CTIEAPHiT PLACE IX TIIK ITT. Rooflnir, Sponllnir nnd Itepalrlns; ol
11 bind promptly and sat lafnetorll y attended to. 10-24,'79. tf.
Tlie Tx-TAtli- Tritely Tolcl.
Tllli: STORE OF
S. TEITELBAUM, CARROLLTOWN,
IS THE PEACE TO BI V AT LOWEST PRICES THE
IV i 1ST
SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KIND I
And a cordial Invitation i now extended Py the. proprietor tn every reader of the Frekmas tn call and
ee the larue assortment, examine the varimi ipinlitles, and learn the HnsurpassaPle price, which are
?o low that '20 percent, can positively l saved hy thie who liny their iroods from me. The reason I
can ell o cheap i thr.t I fKinirht my entire ?0ck" for cah and ilitend to sell for cash or its equivalent,
and am therefore prepared to make ipii.-k sales at smaller pr'.iits than any other merchant in t'Htuhria
county. Don't take my word lor thi3, however. Put come and see lor yourselves.
CAitftoLLTOwit, Mat 21, 1SS1.
-tl.
S. TEITEI.il A t9f.
KIDHEY DISEASES,
CONSTIPATION
are qniekly and surely cured Vythamwcf KTDjrET-WpHT. Thin new and wonderful remedy which Is
bavlnirtfachari immense sale la all parts of the country, worison narurai prlneiplea. It restores atrenirth.
and tone to tho diseased orpana, and Oironh them cleanses the. system cf acr-nmnlated and polscnooa
fcnroors. Kidney dineaseaor thirty years standing tmvo been cured, also PUea, Conatiratim, B.henmatim.
ffcc. which have distressed the victims for yeara. Wo havo yr.lumea of testimony of its wonderful curativsi
rxrwer. No lcmseTne Alcholle Uittcrs. whlrh do more harm than Rood, or drastio pills, bnt oneratinsi
remedy. EXTTKICY-WOBT, and health will be QnicXly refrained. Cet It of your Drupglot, Price, $1
(Wi II Bend post paid.) W F M.. It lCTIAKOM A CO.. 1W. Karllnctoa. Tt.
EXT AL XOTICF. Dr. M. Ji. IJ.
nEEity, Surgeon Denti't, Kl-
enshunr. I'a., respectlully Inlorm
all person interested thst he will
be at. Iretto on Monday and Tues
day at Chest Snrintr nn Wednes
day and Thursday, and nt iarrolltown on Fridny
and Saturday nf ihn fourth veek of each month.
sAII persons needinar dental work will do well
to Rive me a call, as I am prepared to furnish lull
or partial set of teelh and perform all other oper
ation pertainlnir to my prolcsion in a atlafactory
manner nnd at the lowest possible price.
f s-21.'8U.-tr.l M. K. B. CHEEKY, I). I). S.
AGF.XTH WAXTKD for the Rct and Fastest Sell
ing I'ictorlnl Rook nnd Hihle. I'rlees reduced
33 percent. National I'uPllsbintr Co., Phila , I'a.
S"-o a wees. $12 a davst home easily made. Costly
Uutfit free. Ad jretsTruf 4" Co., Augutta, Me.
M. II. SECURER,
Piitfmcf Attorney and CmtmeUor at Tjrw.
Office in Johnstown and F.lenhurit. at the lat
ter of which I may he found every Monday and
durinir the sessions of Court, and for the balance
of the time the business of the office will be attend
ed to by M. I. Kittell. l4-B.'81.-tf. J
Joseph Mcdonald,
ATTORN EY-AT-I- AW,
ERF-jfanrnn, Pa.
sT Office In Colonnade Row, on Centre street.
Nev. IX. 1880.-tf.
GEO. M. READE. Attorney-at-Law,
EbonBhiira', Pa. Office on Centre street,
thrrs door from Hia-h street. I-27.'T.)
SUBSCRIBE for thrCAMBKIA FKEEMAN.
Only ti.so per year, in advance.
Mf.asvtuxo BCII.DIXG MATF.KIAT.S. ;
The following figures are worth re- J
membering, as they will save a great j
deal of "calculation and give approxi- j
mately accurate results with a minimum ,
of lalior. A cord of stone, three bush- I
els of lime and a cubic yard of sand will j
lav one hundred cubic yards of wall, j
Five courses of brick will lay one foot
in heisht on a chimney. Nine bricks in j
a course will make a Hue eight inches j
wide and twenty inches long, and ei:ht j
bricks in a course will make a tine eight
inches wide and sixteen inches long.
Eight bushels of good lime, sixteen
bushels of sand and one bushel of hair (
will make enough mortar to plaster one i
hundred square yards. One-fifth more
siding and flooring is needed than the ;
number of square feet of surface to le i
covered, localise of the lap in the siding i
and matching of the floors. One thous
and laths will cover seventy yards of
surface, and eleven pounds ot lath nails
will nail them on. One thousand shin
gles laid four inches to the weather will
cover over one hundred square, feet of
surface, and five pounds of shingle nails
will fasten them on.
TllE Tl'TiTKNTIVE llEMEPY. An
arjed physician in AVashington. who has
retired from practice, a man of extensive
learning and hish character, says that
the younger practitioners laugh at him
for recommendinc turientine as a
remedy for disease of the limes, lie
contends that they have nothing better
to suggest ; indeed they have no remedy
for consumption. He claims that in
twenty-seven clear cases of throat dis
ease the use of this remedy under his
own directions, has restored the several
parties to fair health, one oT these Indng
his wife, and another lieitig a man who,
from beina unable to sit or lie in a pros
trate position, has been for'five ears
past doing engineer's work in the Treas
ury. The remedy is simple. Procure
at a drug store some white turpentino ;
take in the mouth a bit the size of a
pea; swallow the slowly dissolving sub
stance, and when it is quite soft swal
low the lump. The same remedy is ex
cellent for a cold. This medicine is an
old one. not at variance, however, with
the modern notion of sending patients to
piny regions to inhale turpentine odors.
CiiLoutDE of Lime. A French jour
nal says that rats and mice can le driv
en away by scattering chloride of lime
about their haunts. The same paper also
asserts that a solution of it brushed over
plants will protect them from insects, or
if scattered over ground infested with
grubs it will free it of them entirely.
Bunches of cotton or tow smeared with
a mixture of chloride of lime aud hog's
lard, and tied about different parts of
trees, will, it adds, drive away and guard
them against the attacks of siugs, grubs,
insects, etc.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
Tor slclc '":nr.'-h. bnd tT-'te. sinklne
sneP. and ril"tt:itl..n. reir !v !!r cn vr.-
m: N A.
"For w:iiiioi ai'T. iite. 1
Hon. and liver e..in.l-nt
never fii'.-v
Thoso in llI'Tary, prcleM..-i.-Tl cr com
merci il pnrselts eoa'itintlv ikm! Fvttvs
For r.nsl.;iatn.ii. .V vn.u.i N. " ' E&5bsS2E
'For sirit hendarTio, pr1n In 0 e rtea.t.
dlizlncss, end kw spirits t-ikelTia x.v."'
TJend and stnilrpnr beck on the ills cf 1'fe,
follow its t.'a.-'n'riirs a-id V .a .11 Po hr.pl'v.
f c.to will lp:id Prii'T cc I't in v
will not cureor g:-eutly Improve. " fTfi In
TAdlri If yon v.-ih frtrrneth. henltti and
hcaurv. s'wt l.re.ith. cli.-rrv P". '"1 r --r
fin to rour nearest t!rct:t for a bottle
-. of 1 Take it ljefi'rotaa lueal.
CAtttrrh cf th blad-
3 I'Lill V
-J 01 1 1. ill .v. lake it ueu-rota
I ForncrvonsdebPlrr, CAtttrr
Ci dcr, ir di-vsc -t t.10 Lid:ie s, t
I and ho cured."
lours, truly, .1,.as I'ah h. !
1 l ave ne ! y..ur Cattle pi.w.e ;.! : -.
is ti c ! t I'T i,.re. -atl... t,e i.
on p. uPry ..r many eonipp.'int's. v :'t! -K
ki:v a J. -. W KAVnii. Herrvsv
I..it snni'tvr? .-ii sent mc a p-i.-kairr- .
iler whi.'h 1 cave t" try ...ui:r . sn.l 1.1
one drix.py tnrk-y cf elikkeii siti-e.'
K?SAt r. ranirc. X. Y.
Send rre a pa-k er tin i-t Anr
The paek I K"i tn.-n jott la-t wnte-
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Spruec Vale. lino.
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of boairas.weaji-
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Hop Bittere. jtM,t Hop B.
Tf ure Toun-r Tid nfririnc- from any in
4tfcretioD or diswpt c tion ; it y-u art- riir
nvl or frinirif. ol J or J toud, srjCennjr trots
joor benlth or laticnish s iti(r on a bl of tnck
mv rvly on Hop J Bitters.
WhrvfrpT Tosaro jfcpk ujmi5" die an
irbofver yoo trM 'ii n ntiavl.y from oine
hat y o a r i-Twt-in tliA. A fnrm of Kidney
Mil rlPrTt-rinc. too- V ?f ai lht mikri. t
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LLECTRIC RELS'
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article Into Ihe market 'leiri'i
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mumps, it'itit. plmir sy. puc
l.riii-es. sprains. I. urns. s.-.h'.I-
trnilniK. leocorrhoes. s,.u
lutes vl itiswl. Sold Py :tui;
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and Call. whill
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CltlVLRS SELL AVIIEMIM ' 11
FAMILY CHOCOGe
or 1vi t:rst iki"Jf. a v cm i .l '.c e..ms.nnd
whose virtues lias stood thet.-t 4ov.-tr-. ts tn
tallihle in the cure ol 1 p"-'". Hcnernl l 'oltty,
I'linmic W caknes.s ol l.nic. M''rn n:d Kidneys,
Short lirvath. Hfanl.tirn. St. i'.i:" Ivmce. pains
In the Stimiael.. Hack nnd :,,-t. Part irtil irly
adapted to all Kecisle I:m isc- ni. matter hat
the nireot the patient in.iv I c. 1'riee. Toets. S.-ld
l.y Ih-uifuists. (Tx.'.-ly
' An article superior in quality ny;..
j tnan anv other in the market A ,
I experienced New York pt "'""!
opinion mat enortwaie i- i'h
because it adds strength to t' v
' ,1. iihD.i,tr.l hratn. ouiets tic
l..r,iii.niri. the working- ol the
and lOves pu-ity to the PlooJ
i...,. , , rri we eon tcet i"n .
tor our Sweet Spiced vanii.a- p.
Paeh . Miller, .vi ami 'l'',"J.h', aVi
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