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3 r. ii fr-
ff riftT V atfssTsBsfflssI lM JllTssVli id lEWWKaUKM
M:mn:K t;oKKii.i.As nor me.
A .1U ANI -F. TlllliEOF HA IKY I'KOt'I.K
WHO l'dK'-KSS TAILS.
Can it be supposed that lien lean
Swift lilclfd liiiiiiiinit v by degrading it
below tli- level of the brutes in his
dreadful i; lion of tlie Yahoos he ever
imagine. 1 that there eited aught that
appio.viiiiated toward the odious picture.
Vet such is the case. There are. iin
doiibted'.y, races whose attributes do, in
various decrees, suggest, if they do not
realize, the misanthropic fables of the
men-beasts of Ilouyhunms Land. The
Niamniainsof Africa, who live between
the Ci nl f of Uenin and Abyssinda, are
said to have tails, a statement confirm
ed by Pr. Ifulsh, of Constantinople, in
HOI. The "hai ry people"' mentioned of
old bv I latino seem to have a real exist
ence," apart from the goriila, judging
from Mi.s Birds account of the Ainos
cf Japan, a strange, savage, and little
known race, supposed to be the aborig
ines of that countrv, but now only to be
found on the Island of Vezo. They are,
she savs, of the most ferocious aspect,
owing "to the profusion of their thick,
soft black hair and beards, and to the
singular fact that their bodies are com
inonlv covered with a vigorous growth
of black hair cr fur, upward of an inch
in length, and incrusted with dirt, for
the Aiuos never wash. Their food is a
"stew of abominable things, and a
"thick soup made of putty-clay, which
is boiled with the bulb of a white lilly.'
They believed themselves to be descend
ed from dogs, but other characteristics
of this strange people are not unainia
Lle. ISeyond these instances, and pre
senting a far nioie striking resemblance
to the Yahoo type, there are the Yeddas
in AVcodabs of Ceylon, their duplicates
or llernco of .New (tuinea, and kindred
varieties discovered in the Philippine
Islands, Terra del Fuego, and South
America. Only none of these are so
hateful as the creatures of Swift's inven
tion. It needed the fierce indignation
against his kind, which he has recorded
in his epitaph, to depict then:. The
Veddas and similar races on the island
of the Asiatic archipelago are described
as the aborigines of their respective
countries, who have shrunk into the
jungle and forest to escape from civili- I
at ion, and have lived there for upwards I
of two thousand years. They construct
no habitations, but lodge in caves or
trees or under overhanging rocks. I
They are stunted in sie, seldom exceed
ing four feet eight inches in stature, and
but feebly built, except as regards their
arms, which the constant use of the bow
renders very muscular, notwithstanding
their short, ape-like thumbs. "With this
weapon they kill animals for food, de
vouring, besides, snakes, reptiles, wild
honey, ants, eggs, and carrion of all
kinds. They lack both memory and
foresight, cannot count or discriminate
between colors, are tilthy in their habits,
and in everything save a rudimentary
language of uncouth guttural sounds,
ami some dim vestiges of religion and
social order, are the beasts of the field.
Saddest perhaps of all. they never laugh.
"When they die they believe they become
devils. Yet this benighted and outcast
race, so low in organization, habits and
character as scarcely to be distinguished
from the monkeys of the jangle among
whom they live, practice by instinct vir
tues which are not too common in civ
ilization. They never lie, steal nor
quarrel. Some of these unfortunate
creatures have been half-tamed by the
Cingalese and sent to out-door work,
1 ke the.Yahoos of the Ilouyhnl mis.
When the l'riiicc ot AVales visited the
island in 170, certain of the jungle
Yeddas were actually caught in snares
and traps to be exhibited to him; and
one of tlie number a female positively
died of fright in being secured. It was
not a humane transaction. The A'rddas
are regarded merely as animals. Final
ly, it may be it-marked, in connection
with Swift's curious anticipation, that
he placed Horn hnlmms Land near the
great island continent of Australia. It
appears in the map of the first edition of
'Gulliver" as due south of Nuvsfs
Land, in about thirty-eight degrees
south latitude, and one hundred and
fifty-five degrees east longitude. Now,
Ceylon is but fifty-live degrees west of
this locality, though above, as New
Guinea is just below, the equator. The
Yahoos could not have been better ac
commodated. All tlie Vmr jnm'.
Tin: Win i f. HorsK. Its corner
toher, lT'.'J, under the superintendence I
of Captain .fames llobon. an Irish aich- j
itect, direct from Dublin, who accepted !
the award of t-Vl (then thought to be a t
large amount) for the design. i
lie is buried in the Catholic cemetery j
at Washington, and his descendants
still live in that city.
The Uritish destroyed the building in
the year 1S14, but it was rebuilt by Cap
tain Hobon, and was first oened for
the reception of visitors on January 1,
The portico of four lofty columns, on
the north side, was ad led in 1S-JH, dur- ,
ing the administration of I'resident j
Jackson. j
It is a lofty building, two stories in
height, with a frontage of one hundred
and eighty feet and a depth of eighty
five feet. The vestibule within the
front door is fifty feet long by forty
wide. The famous Kast room, which
was finished fifty years ago, is eighty
feet long, forty feet wide and twenty
two feet high.
Kight large mirrors and three chan
deliers, nf crystal and silver, adorn the
room. The walls are covered with gray
paper, and the furniture is tiimined
with gray rep and maroon velvet. "With
the exception of our public halls, it is
the largest in the country and, for its
Bize, is certainly the handsomest.
Thol'resideiis?3 office, w hich is on the
second stoiy, and which is tlie Cabinet
room also, is not very large. It is shirty
rive or forty feet long and thirty or
thirty-five feet wide, with a ceiling
about twenty feet high. In the middle
of the floor is a long table, surrounded
ly leather-seated chairs ; long lambre
quin curtains of a dark, bluish gray col
or adrn the windows, and the carjet is
of a red tint, with large figures, and a
large map of the I'nited States is on the
wall.
"Washington is a Government crea
tion, and ihe "White House is chiefly
memorable on account of the men who
have lived in it. Kvery one of our
Presidents except Washington has resid
ed in this famous house.
The original cost of this building in
17'.f2 was about f.'J.V,Wj and the total
cost up to this time is about Sl,soo,iniO.
U
On the i st of this month our stock of Men's and
Boys' Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods at Oak Hall
was seven hundred and forty-three thousand one hundred
and seventy-five dollars and eighty-one cents.
Where is there another such stock to select from ?
The old house has been remodeled.
The old hands (most of them) arc still there.
The old principles of just and right prices, sound
goods, fashionable styles, substantial finish, are strictly
adhered to.
M
Who founded the business, is at Oak I fall ever)" day look
ing after things, and in all the history of Oak Mall it was
to push up its high standards and drop down to lowest
prices.
Vfcrsln old-time greeting to our friends everywhere,
and another cordial im itation extended to come to Oak Hall.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Con Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia.
The Largest Clothing House in America.
Postscript.
The last new thing we have done is to open a TEN
DOLLAR ROOM, where we have gathered a great lot
of full Suits, suitable for dress or business, which we shall
sell at $io.
You can judge of the cheapness of our stock by seeing
what we can do for 10. W. & B.
BROWN'S
t il A TRUE TONIC 1 Y
A TRUE TONIC
A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER.
IHON" HITTIIiS aro highly recommended for all diseases reipiirinfr
a certain and itiioieTit tonic; especially Indirjrxtinn, lhjprpfi,i, Intermittent
Frrers, Want nf Appetite, Ao.-w of Strength. I Ack of Energy, etc. Enriches the blood,
ft rngthons the nuiscles,and gives new life to the nerves. They act like a charm
on the digestive organs, remwi. g all dyspeptic mimpt'mJ,fiich as lasting the food,
J!,l!iinn,IF,it in the St'imaci.ITairtburn,rtc. Tlie only Iron Preparation
that will not Maolcen the tectli or prive" headache. Sold hv
all dniesists. Write f..r th A P. C F.c k f"2rp. of useful nnd nmusinrr read
ing) smtf re. liliOWN CHEMICAT CO., Baltimore,
Renth.it all Ir,n Bilfn are mr.VT t Snr-ry TirEMTjl. nnd have crossed red lines on wrapper.
BEWARE OF I.MITATIOTSS.
fc"4
TELEGRAPH INM for WATERMELONS.
After having fully equipped the ofllce
at San Jose for business and placed it in
regular telegraphic communications
with San Francisco, I prepared to push
on the next day for Stockton, when,
just as we were on the joint of starting,
I discovered that the coils of wire that
had been stored at San Jose were much
thnss we had used between
Francisco and that point, and were con- J
i .;-,, , it tr li in.llo tvith- i
sequeiiuy niuic uiiumn -..
out chancing the reel. We made only
three miles that dav, camping all night
in front of a farm-house, the occupants
of which had left the Eastern States be
fore the advent of the telegraph.
"wiinn nvr w.is over ho visited our
camp and appeared much interested, '
watching me aiieniiveiy wuue
communicating with San Jose and San
Francisco. lie could not realize that
it was possible for me to hold a conver
sation, through the medium of a little
ticking instrument, with persons so far
distant. In fact, he expressed grave
doubts as to the truthfulness of my as
sertion that 1 was speaking to any one
at all, saving it was impossible for any
one to read or interpret the clicks made
by the little intsrument in front of me.
And so satisfied was he of the correct
ness of his views that he stated his will
ingness to back then up bv a wager.
He then requested mo to tell him what
it was I had just, communicated. I
told him I hail informed the operator at
San Jose that the machinery I was using
for paying out the wire needed some al
terations, and that I would return there
the next morning to have the necessary
changes made. He thereupon very
kindly volunteered on certain conditions
to take me to San Jose in his wagon.
The conditions were that I would accept
his offer to furnish watermelons for the
..-lirtlo rartr nn It. 1 i ii lt rtroven that the
communication I had stated as having
been sent by me to San Jose had been
received at that office over the line.
lUit, to make sure that no advantage
should be taken over him, lie requested
me to send another message to the ef
fect that on our arrival at San Jose in
the morning the operator must prompt
ly appear at the door of the ofiice and
say "Watermelons' My agreement
to do this seemed to increase the inter
est my rancher friend held in me, and
he very generously tendered me the hos
pitality of his house, in which I enjoyed
the luxury of an excellent bed. After
a hearty breakfast in the morning, a
good pair 01 horses were urougnt out,
and attached to a buggy, in which was
placed m reel, ami we slatted for San
Jose. Draw ing up in front of the ofiice,
we were promptly met by the opeiator
at the door, who saluted us with
"Where are the watermelons ?' My
companion slapped me on the back, de
lighted at being fully convinced of the
1 reality and importance of the telegraph.
Tlio wut ArTnAlmia n-prp miieklv nrovid-
ed, and, as they were worth at that
time ?1 or more apiece, they were con
sidered a great treat. When the feast
was over, he made many inquiries about
the telegraph, examining into the mys
teries of its working ; after which ,the
change in the wire leel having in the
meantime been made, we set out on our
return to the camp, where, on our arrival
iu'the afternfo i work, was Again resum
ed. .Taints Gatnhh, in the Vnlifornion.
TRADE A FORTl'NE.
How often do parents in choosing com
panions and suitors for their daughters,
ask the question, "Is he rich V If the
daughter answers "Ye3 he is rich ; he
is a gentleman, neat in his dress, and
can live without work," the parents are
pleased, liut these qualifications are
by no means everything that can be de
sired in a suitor, as the following anec
dote may serve to show : Xot many
years ago, a Polish lady of plelician
birth, but of exceeding beauty aud ac
complisnment, won the affections of a
young nobleman, who. having her con
sent, solicited her from her father in
marriage and was refused. We may
easily imagine the astonishment of the
nobleman. "Am I not," said he, "of
sufficient rank to aspire to your daugh
ter's hand ?" "You are, undoubtedly,
the best blood of Poland," replied the
father. "And my fortune and reputa
tion," continued the nobleman, "are
they not " "Your estate i mag
nificent," said the father, "and your
conduct irreproachable." "Then, hav
ing your daughter's consent, should I
exiect a refusal ?'' said the nobleman."
', .Vl'.l-i. 111.1 j io ui ) i
only child, and her happiness is the
chief concern of my life. All the pos
sessions of Fortune are precarious ;
what Fortune gives, at her caprice she
takes away. I see no security of inde
pendence and comfortable living for a
wife but one ; in a word, I am resolved
that no one shall be the husband of my
daughter w ho is not at the Fame time
master of an occupation.
man bowed and retired silently. A
year or two afterwards, as the father
was sitting at the door, he saw wagons
laden with baskets approaching the
house, ami at the head of the cavalcade
a person in the dress of a basket-maker.
And who do you suppose it was ? The
former suitor of his daughter; the no
bleman had turned basket-maker. He
was now master of a trade, and had
brought the wares made by his hands
for inspection, and a certificate from
his employer in testimony of his skill.
The condition being fulfilled, no further
obstacle was opposed to tlu marriage,
lint the story is not yet. done. The rev
olution came ; fortunes were plundered,
and lords were scattered as chaff before
the four winds of heaven. Kings lie
came beggars some of them teachers
but the noble Pole supported his wife,
and her father in the atVumities of age,
bv his basket-making industrv.
7 WkendalusWaX
THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases of tie Throat anfl'LMS.
iiH it
rr
CHERRY '
I Peuuna will
j and healthy.
make 3-011 r blood pure
SrrrosF.n Xr.w Spix iks ok IIohk. I
M. Poliakoff, the distinguished Rus
sian naturalist, has examined a horse j
presented by Colonel Frejwalskii to the ,
St. Petersburg Academy, and decides it 1
to be anew species, which he has named t
Kquus Prejawalskii. It apiears that j
the new representative of the undivided j
hoofed mamals is in some respect inter- 1
mediate between the don.estic horse and
the wild ass, but it differs from the asm-
iue genus in having four callosities, one
on each leg. In the form of skull, ab
sence of dorsal stripe, and other partic
ulars, it resembles the domestic horse.
The newly recorded animal is indigen
ous to the plains and deserts of Cential
Asia, and has not heretofore fallen un
der the dominion of man.
Ckilinos that have been smoked by
kerosene lamps should be washed off
w ith soda water.
READ TILTS ! HEED THIS !
KrxvuNT, f Hiio. ,l:in. lM. j
Im. B..T. Kemmm. CV. Oentf : I M ink H
my duty ti ren-lor you my thank.- lor l"nr!i! a-l
Iro!it whirh 1 ha.e derived Iroui yciir inval'iat-io i
and lar la:n'i S;aviri'ur'. .M y -n-in and 1 n;d j
a valunhle Ptolih'ii w.-rtli 3-4.nf"wh icfi find a very ,
hnd Flavin, and vra pr'nMinrrd ly I ur cmin nt
vteri nary :it!' n n-f md n v mrt. and Mta t ;
the hr tva dn r.r-vrr. As ;' In-t nrt I d
vi i myrMiii totrya tMtMloui K-ndMt S-:t vin t
ure. It had a tnaiaal cMt-t the third h'-Ml
cured it nnd the hr-c i a? wHl n c-vrr. lr. lM-k, j
of Kdinhnnrh. The eminent veterinary Mine on :
:in uncle ot mine, and 1 take irreat interest in a.-- j
si-tin U f pn f"'i'iii. Yours, truly. i
Jamkc A. W iLrV, t KntU'-'T. ;
Kendall's SPAVIN Cure I
Wir.Tov, Mi-n.. .Ian. 11. 1"1.
J!. J. Kknuali. i i'o. (lent.-: Hiving ir.t a :
!ipto lMk ot yni I y u.ail a yvir nno. the corifiits
ol whtrh I'er-uaMC'l nio to try Kcntln !!' Stvtn i
'urefin the liiri'l ot otio til my hor--. wlirh
wa luiilly wollfn mul conlil not "tie reilnreil ly :
any otlirr ri'iut-.ly. 1 irot two Imttlp? of I're-ton .
I.ml'l.ith. I'ruirnif t5 ot Wawa. whi h rotni!ptf! y ,
rureil iny hore. About live ye:ir niro 1 hrl a ;
three yenrohl roll weeniel very hail. 1 u?ei yonr '
remeily a? iven in ymir tiook wfthont rowelliiiK. ;
nt! I imint y to your ercilit that tti. rolt 1- en
tirely eurej. whii-h H a Mirpririe. not only to ir.v- !
The IlOl'Ie- t 'ell. hut al--o to my ririu-htmr. ou ?ent me the
iook ior trie iriniritf tim ot .;. eentp aim i! 1 count ,
not tret anotlier like It I wouhl not take twenty-five
dollar" lor It. Vour?, trulv, ttini. Matiies. j
Froi a PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Wasiiin;tonvii.le, Umo, June 17, lw. !
Dr. H. .1. Kkxdall t ' 'tnt?: Keadinx :
yonr ?''vrrti-eTneiiT in Tnrl. Field and Farm. d ;
Kei 4 all- Spavin Cure, and Imvinsr n valtiatde
and -.-edy he who had feen lain troin spavin
lor eiuhteen months, 1 sent t-t yuj tr a h-.ttle ly
cxprett, wliieh in .-mx weeks roiii'tved ail Iamene-
and cnlarzcmrnt. and al-o a larire -idint from an
other horse, a nd hd h hore arc to-dav n? sound
! n rolt. The one hot tie n wort i to me one huu-
I tired dollar1. l;iMtii!lv vnr".
It. A. Hkutoi.ktt, If. 1.
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
J If Amiisitrms, Nov. IMh, 1 - i.
I Hi. If. .1. Hkxtiam. fc. . Oeiits: 1 ha ve a very
fine mare that had a hone spavin hr a 1iil' time.
I t rf ed every t h i n man 'mi Id !e i e to eure it. Init j
all In vain, ami was ahout to uive it up whn a
Inend ot mine in this city eair.e to me and recom
mended "Kendall's Spavin 'tire." f!i ieh I trie!
with itrand re-ult. removinu- the b-uie clear and
Cl'an. 1 t hen ent cents to yon f.-r one of your
illustrated Horse Hook?, and I think thre Is n :
hotter 1mm. ic printed on the hor-c and hi disease.
I have ta ki:ii v re;t t lnteret in it. atid havesinee
fold 1 copies for you to my neiiifitir-, and w ill try
ami do what mm! 1 can hy ve-tunic them t.-r other
Y(-urs truly. i.V. Mn.i.Kit.
KenJall's Spavin Cure oa Human Ml j
Vr.T Ksoswt iu;ir, Vt., Fch. 15.
Iu. II. J. KKNPAf.L & to. ' Jonts : Sevtr.il
month? rzo 1 in tired my knee injur, nhich ean-ed '
an enlarireiumt to urnw the size of a larje walnut :
and enured me very evere pain all tlie time tor
lour ut five week?, when I hean to use Kendall's
Spavin uro -witli tlie ino.t sati?raetory re-u!rs.
It hits completely removed the enlargement anil
stopped the lamenes and pain. 1 have 1'inu'
known it to heexeellent lutrse?, hut nowl know
it to he the het liniment Ur human flesh that 1
am aequainted with.
Your? truly, T. V. I-awrknck.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Is sure in its e fleets and mild in its action, as it.
doe not Mister: yet it is penetrating and po-.ver-
I ful to reach every deep-seated pain, or to r-m--ve
' any hony irrowth or other enlargements, U' h a
spavins. dInf. curhs, rnllous, prain. welIlnLi,
I and any lameness and all enlargements t pouts
' r limhs. and also f-r rheumatism in man. or 1r
any purpose Ir whi-h a liniment i used lrman
I .r l''a.-t. It is now known to he the hest liniment
j tor man ever used, acting mildly and yet certain
- in its eitect.
S'Td nd lTcs f..r Illustrate 1 Circular, whi- h we
think jrives positive proi-t of its virtues. No rim -!
edy has ever met wih such uniualitied Fiiccess tj
1 our knowledge, l.r man as well as heast.
I riee 1 per hottle, or six hot tie? i,,r ". All
I!rui.ei-'ts have it nr can '-t it for you: oi it will
he sext to any addre-j on receipt ot price hy the
proprietors, Int. j;. J. Kenuall l !"., Fnu-s'urifli
r Ai Is, Vt.
CTORAL.
In iV.?6a' s nf rnil.
Ttionary friaiis .1 -nfe
r -1 i : it ! r'-nnly is
in: a!'irlii. AVE It's
l'nri:i:v 1'r'TonAt. is
li rt r l"!i ilv. :m I no
fit lii r -"i ' itii i:T ! v m-r-is
i ot.T"!- in if
tli" vnVl:'-. It in a 'ri
ft.':'." : ! if
t':." in ' i
j !i s iiTt-l 1 vir-
till-5 r t t!l" I. II' -t iTrMO.
rli(-ini' any usiito'l. of
c'u li t'fi r a" to innrf!
tin- cr. :"t f.-sili!e
ui- i. !!;. ami niiifnrni-
at tl.t- lour l.T.i'Hi of all
pulmninry i!ipa , afTonl.n J r-j-t. r-lu-1
ami rajud riircs. ami i .Tlai.:i-1 to l atnTi" of
ny Ra't or citlur spx. I! .115 vi-ry j. iii'aiiif,
tlie voun' st rluklrni takf it n .t ' : v. In
nnlinarr 'otizh, fol'ls, Sore 'I hroat,
lirouriiitU, Influenza. C'lerpy nmn's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Crottp, and -a-tarrh,
til"? efff. ts of Avi.h' Ci! hi;v I'Ef
tohal are tuapi'-al, an 1 innltitudrs are an
nually prf stv-i1 from st oi- ilinfs hy it
timely and faithful ii. It ho t'.d e kept
at hand iu everr ho i-tho! ! fr the pre
tention it aflordi in sudd'-n a't.irks. In
W hooping -cough ami Constirnptlon
thero i no other remedy 50 efficacious,
soothine. and helpful.
1jOv ji ices are inducements to try ime 01
the many mixtures, or svrm, made of thean
and incfTective inared-etit-s, now oflered,
vrhieh. as they contain no curative qualities,
ran afford only temporary reli-f, and ax
pure todi-reive and li3iipoint tlie patient.
Hiseases fit the throat and liuis demand
active and effective treat m-nt ; and it is dan
gerous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from tlie prt at liability that
these Iif-afS may. while so trifled with,
heroine ih-epiv seated or im urable. L"o
An n C'mfkkv I'K' TonM.. and you may
ontid-tit!y cxi( t th- h.-t r s'ilts. It is a
Mnr.dard medical preparation, of known and
ficknow led j'-d curative power, and is aa
fhea,t as us careful jir-pai ation aud finrt
insri-d icnts w ill allow. Kminent physicians,
knowing it" composition. pr-scriV it in their
practice. Tin: test of hall a century has
proven its alisolute certainty to cure all pul
monary complaints not already beyond tbo
roach of human aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
lrartical and Analytical Chemlsta
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD tV U tvtmui-i.t-
(Tin roctn v Th So,t f""t nd
riUKfOlUll LitiBefaj:Perriiine
I'
h
I li.w ni:kr.i - -
I Wothert, Firmert, feeanie, Butinest ilea
" -- ( are urea oui cry wori
fflT wvttt. con t r"V tn'TfirntiTifT itt-r hut
Arey-u sutt-nng from L-5prpsia, Kheumatism,
rNcuraina, or liowd. Kidney or Liver Corr.-jlaints. j
kj"uwu tureu uy using i akker SOINOER 1
If you are wattnt; away w.th Corsumption, Fcm.ilel
have a had couch or cold, you will fcsd sure Tchef4
L If you are enfeebled Yy diae, are, or diiptifm, J
Wand you syem reeds inviporann, or your blood i
reeds; ririt-i(7. vu ran a'wivs n'rT',J en
r Made from Oincrr, iiuchu. Mandrake, irn:iingiaj
Land many other of x he best medicines known : it is theJ
WHct Jienlth and Strength Hetorffre'eTused farsu-j
f perior to Bitters, Essences cf Ginprrand other 1 onici j
ts u never inioxicarea, ana iurrs i.'njr.cer:re.
- It Hu SaTed Haodredi of Lives ; It 3U
L Tuy a e-c. or $t battle of yonrdmcpTt, and eirreJ
Lnur sicmatirre is on the outade wrapper. Hkcix &i
C'""., 'hrmwt, N". V. I-argeyavirg in VrvTrp $t V
A l!OM , u, mm
ri'OFE'.in Af viv-., i
NF.W ZEALAND Vo-r;:
I'rofeBssor Henry A. itl j;
of the I'nivorsity iif l-'.rt.'.'
Is writing letltis to'ic!,.: j
New Zcalaiid, s'ini e of v, F. i ;
gulat experiences,, hi !.:, q
-I ramo from Aivk'a!,. '("''
pontli J." milfs iiloti t;,. t ;'.
tlie town TarriHt.g.u I , ,. T ;
ton cutter .itkI .tar!H t . . . "
Vi.ic.ino. We it-: . , ; '
iJitjbn-ak we had lr lr.-,. ,', '
iiiountiiiti of L'acli sco! ; t. w .., ; ?(J
i Irom the top .f whieh. v. -i, ,. '" va
: went wliite clouds ..f v.-.;
.f (ully -J.ru tj feet.
it wa nut c;sv travel :!.
. tlie Mack p hbl.-s of u '
' astir v. it'i wiilei I -. s ; , -
tlieni water s- lot tint n
i-nd the font sf ri-cj'y.
the crater wall has 1 .,..,
almost I'lO the sea j v l
lvk into the pre at li ! : .
ctateri circular a fu'.i
tf-r, anil hemwd inhy v.;
died feet liic;h ami vei
The crater flu. t wa ;
volcanic ash an 1 scoria.
tie famarolcs nr Mow
: which hot snlph-jr vapn
ing t'tit, while every ftw
1 was ben'-ath onr feet a f:; .
anl a low, ilull rcl!:;.- ;
smoke of vajxir ln-iran to .',;.,
weiit ahiti?, aii-1 we so..;, :
, cause. Wc were t-1 h
preat lake of iteauiin w ,-t .-.-!
ing this t-H'l of tl cratf r,
we conl'l see wh'-n th '.
ii'-aily Lalf a riii!e fi i:i -;
The water was t l.c: t .f
1 lear the haii'l in it, v -.
iiisui'poi table to ( it!i.-r .
a strong ir.fti-ion e-f alnn; : ;
acid which hit painfully ;
or sore upon the f-kin. :, ;
border of the lake ainl la:
' lake was a row cf the
fataras which I have eve
had built lor themselves
CO!if-s frinii ten to thiily !.-: j
yard or two in diameter at .--thrcch
these nj-en ch;r:
trnmjK.'tit!g steam ami !';.: ,
5c erases with a vio'.vT;;-:
frightful to coiiitemplate a-.:
moniacal screeching and J.i. ,;
our ears, even at the 1 : r
where we stood, We dracr'
boat aling the vol can's t! i.ira
td it uiin the Lil:r:g lake,
of the lake w as of a milky c.
but we could fefd with our
, was in most places not o-.
dfep. Lines upon tlie sir:
that it daily rose and fell ;
the tide of the sea outs;!-,
spots the water was 1
with much fioth and f a:
its beat was much be! :
poit.t i;f 'Jl"2 Fahrei l.eit.
dangerous places, thn ;iL .:
the water diuiinishej i.
. buoyancy, and our boat u:B
ly low in crossing t!(i :. v
across the lake at one of t:.r
nearebt t- the Na-.h and :.
d(ninlih it w ith unr i.
chimney about two ft-tt
clay without, and with. a
with ci v st;ils ef si:';.:-;r c;
stiaw-veilow. p!a!.d w:t:.
EJcpAnt'y Pcrfuir.ed.
Prevents Ciluness.
'Parker's
aii" Balsam.
ThItft and 9ot Economical Itair IrsIn.
Cor.t.-uninp only inrrec!ients th.it are beneficial to the
hair and scnlp. Farksr's Haik Balsam
Never Fail to Restore Gray tt Faded Hair
tnthe youU-.ful eoler, an! is warranted to stcrp fulting of
the bMz. SfuJ tjr druggutt otoctx. and x.
spot;. I'ushine in '.!:- ! :
ney the fiaii.i -nt s wcn'.-l
its throat and then com :
the air, with exn'i si-1!
ingly like a prol r ei
I 't M:-rh-i JI V '.
fiOLD BY ALL
Fc!i. T-,i.nIn.
DRUCCISTS.
IF A NEW SUIT YOU NEED,
I'V WlfXj PAY YOU, IXJIKF-D,
This ANNOUNCEMENT to Read!
Ifavinr just retuntetl from 1Tie i:isfsi-ii Cities, where we bought atttl
VA1H Till: CASH for enowjh
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
to stork our mjril TjARGK STOKV.S, ire ft re now prepare to fur-
msn evert; titan ana bo; to whom thin eonie.t greeting wttn
B1DI-DP CLOTHING 5 GEMS' FURNISHING GOODS iUl"!???.k?m
(Thf nriinnl ntiil only ir'-niiiTit' I'hini--:- 't';
"ami ili ir munuliii'turrM. Wi Sam Ki i:. l'
Taa Alcn-hant.-'. WJ South Secon.l :n-t t. I'l:il.l
l4iia, I 'a.)
C3-EO. "W. IrrS-A-O-Ji,
CASH DILAI.KU TN AT.T, KIND OK
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
AND MANl I'AC I t ill Al )1'
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
1 K12 lClovontH -tVvi.? Altoonn, 1jv.
4-f'lF..tll'T II.A'i: IN Till". ilTY. Itoolinff, Spoiitiiivr riI ltrpnirinK t
all klml irinpll)' ami ntliractorll y allomlocl to. 10-'24,'T'.t. tr.
A CURE GUARANTEED25 CENTS Ef USING
at IAiWFAl miCKS than they can be bought at ant other house in
Jtair or adjoining counties. In proof of which assertion we submit the
folloiri n g facts :
CAMPHOR
fSee 1 lij'IYTI.iXv
l.tyhon? nil tAl ..'-., -
jj ' jil.V'S Ci;i;M p.AI.M
I 111 .! :!H a,! . ! it l ' t.-t- ' - :i: 'I v ..;?,;! ..j '.--C.
.VI -T . I -. !; ; ' - . i ' :i I . i ' - :l ""!!-
1- i. !!::! --i". ,:.. v. :: :. . . ; i..-. i it tri i! will
cn:-v:i;. :l.. !::-! .i: t ; i , r:i; 1 1 . . i- - r. ir-.
It n-ii:i . ;.-.-.' :.. 1. 1- il i.-i".w . '.i-
tarrlntl : n ,,-:ify n- : .I'l.iy.-'
itil! !H!ts:itt"!i ; I . rr -i t : ..:.! 1 '. mctti
t r 1 1 1 :. 1 !:Ui.'-- --i t) ' in I : ! ' "I'.'i cil'N :
(..in;.'.. : '.v ,.-.,;. ;i - ... - '. . - r - tl, - iw ;
.f tiist.- at:. I -:.!!. : !.;: r -i:'t- :-rc r.-i!.?.l
, lv si ti -w ii; pi: .:!- tiratniint a
' l"irt-c!c.l ivi : i ii- i '.. . -.i i I'.'M r-iiio-iiy
..r .-. 1 1 1:1 I i ! :u -.v. in-.! '1 i.f 15-ilm
p.i--v t i :i !:! -: : ' i ' "i 1 ' i S M ;. lr -rirt-ts :t
Si nxu. I ti rp.-i.-. t nt w :! I lu.til Inuk-
ai
WK RK SKI.I.IM)
A M '.H aOI S IT,
, lincil throiiifhout. tor ifj.7:
Thio suit invite? and ilofies
all competition.
W K AUK SKl.I.IXH ;
A Han' iol llnsinp Sit :
f.r if4.no. The ?anie klml of :
a .nilt was sulci last fca?on :
for if.'i.W. ;
WK A HE SK.LT.INO :
A Jlan'n White ll K VKST :
; t"r 9ii cent", which w.i.l last :
: eea.'on, and was consiclereil :
; dieap, for '.
Si'ii-l li-r "ir. 1 1 1 . i T" w 1 1 ii lu
i:i.v s ii i i a i.m ' . v r-... . -s .
- l. r - hy ,i-'--.:. T. !i:i-t..wii an. Al
t hi oi a I riiu'. .. u-1 1 W Ii...i-.i iv Iihil: :i urn
crullv. ! l-i4.-l' iii.
van DYKrs sriniru soa?
AVi: ATM: Sl'.M.TNO
COOD SUITS FOR BOYS
from 8 to 12 years ol.l. with lotiii pants, fur
W.4o. whirh stirjiass anything of the kind
you ever $aw lor the mohev.
vi-; ai:k si-;li.inc
NEAT SUITS FOR BOYS,
from 4 to R year? old . at TS rents, wlilcti a-
inili nil who see them : and moid WdMH,
II ATS tor men and boys at 4n and 5o cents.
I
HI
CR. METTAUR'S HEAD ?HE PILLS iw"mnrt wmderfaiy In
ery f(.ortt:me both SICK nd NLffVOUS HEADACHE; nl, while
-tini; on the iicrTOua rjiV-m, relievo DYSPEPSIA its womt fc ttnn, clean.
inf the eyfitem of exceesof Dilc3, producing a regular healthy action o.: the bowels.
A full size box of these valuable PILLS, with fall dl-
r-cnti fur a complete Cure, mwid u any addnisa on receipt of
nine 3-Cent Postage Stamps. For sale by all Druggists.
SOLK PROPRIHTORS,
. msmmm amcn Jill vmmimmuccwwr
iai:i.i,i.sji.n.iiii-if;-i-iiMi
I
i o
A
RU
E LI
- n
WK AUK SKT,T.1N(4
JIKXVS tilMMl U KlcI.
IX P A M S.
lined throiiKThout, at from :
flo cents to l.o).
WK A UK SK1.I.1M1
Mcn"i c;ool OveralN
nt 'Jo ets. and uji, and jjood
f 'At ic-o smiiTS tur 4o cents,
fold everywhere tor 76 cts.
WK AUK SK.I.T.lNiT
BOiS' SV1TS in 8 I'IKCIS,
lor anv ace from 4 to 8 yrs.,
for $!.!): considered cheap
la.-t season at ja.SO.
si lO-
All the a lnvo lerritol ctoocM nncil llionnml of lllar' worth of olhor fir
""l cpqitally rlienp arc now In stork, ready for inspection at tlie
YOUNG AMERICA CLOTHING HOUSE
Corner Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street,
Opposite Opera House, AI7rOONA,
1 f-uiencr T .- 1 1 ot Ik r .i.. 1 1 i cur.
Suli.imr in it- ti'in. n!i:..i'.i'TcT:itt-d t;it
ters tli .nre nt tt.c Uin, t-cinir Mtisnrl-c-.l
tiliin.l t ii r .null t ii e in i inn e .-.i i .il i ;tr ic-. :i i i-l
njinii ttie skin, w he! he r it l'c he
eiised c-nn-lil ii:i. tmt!i ln-'allv : i
inr.l with '
wiui-h en-
i-it.i tlie i
h ii act? ,
hy c r :n a d:- !
i-.-nstiti.'i:Hll
Si'mnkr Dkisks. The London
Chonift ami I)r'ijjisl gives the follow
ing reciiH-s for these seasonable bever-
Lemon lit er. One pound sugar, one
gallon lxu'liog water, one slicetl lenuni.
one ounce bruised ginger, one teacupfu!
e:i?t. J.et it stand twelve to twenty
liotir?, after which it may be bottleu.
Hop lk-er. Tour pounds sugar, six
ounces Imps, four ounces bruised ginger.
Hoil the ho4)3 for three hours with live
juarts of water, then strain ; add five
more quarts" of water, and the ginger,
lioil a little longer, again strain, add the
sugar, and when ;IukeJwarni add one
pint of yeat. After twenty-four hours
it will be ready for bottling.
fiinger lieer. Two pounds brown
sugar, two gallons boiling water, out;
ounce cream of tartar, two ounces bruis
ed ginger, infuse the ginger in the
lioiling water, strain'v hen hike-warm,
then add one-half pint of good yeast.
Let it stand all night ; then bottle. It
desired a lemon may be added, and it
m.iy lie clarified by the white of one egg.
If no m.r m man
of baine.waJc- '
fnr-d by the strum of
rtlmuiant and ate
Hop Bitters.
If yn are younp end
41 srrtloO or d i.isl l
lied or Plnjr). old or
poor health or laoruiab
aen, rely on Hop
WhoTfr you ant.
whesTr you feel
Mat yonr ywtera
seed clervnMnir. tott-
lar or stimuiaiinir,
w flhout in TarmUing,
take HOP
Bitters.
fTae yon
mTa. kulnry
r urtnnrj com- ri
fniFii, nu-
-f the nff wfl-'V i
l-irrln, blood
Iivr or nervr J
Toe will be
cirrd If ton nec
Hop Bitters
Tf yon are fm
rW weak en-1
I l-vsr intd.trj
it l It
If tot are a e4
mrxn of l-t- 5j-g
t-r t-niUnc overnna
nifd.t work, to r!- ;
tore brain nerve and i
waste, ne Hop B.
differing' from any In
Uoo ; If you are mar-
f'oumr, ufferinc from
njr a bed of elck-
Blttere.
Tbonaandfi dte en
nually from eome
i form of Kldnev
disease that miRht
faave boon prevented
by e umeij nee or
rtopBitters
McNEVIN &L YEAGER,
MASrFACTVllKRS OF
Tin, Copper ani SteMron WARE,
-ASD DKALEPS IS-
i COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
raxf.s, riRArr.N, p..
GEIS.FOSTER&QUINN,
113 & 115 CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
may
saveyour
life. It has
saved hun
drc-d.
HOP
Hi
NEVER
FAIL
i!
i
I akratr, . T. H
41 Tiwoti. Out. II
D. I. C.
In an eheolnte
.and Irreaista-
ble core for
drnnktnnesB .
use oi opium, :
tobacco, or ,
Inereotice. j
j Soldbrdrnir
! eitii. S-ndfur
Circular.
j bof Brrnrrts
A Twrtott, Out,
j 110H Kleventh Arenne,
Altoona, Ta.
One Door Went of Opera floune.
ItOOI'INd AM) SPOUTINO
mourn. v attexhud to.
KKPAl KS FOR STOTKS CO?(STATLI OS HIM).
Altoonn. Oct. 10. lSTO.-tf.
IKNTAL XOTICT. Dn. M. 11. 15.
m. 9 C'nKKnv. Suyyon "vi IJ-
rnihurv. I'a.. ri'S.cittullv inform
nil irt.ni! IntcTitoil that lie will ffTCwk
I lie at lAirrtto on Monday and Tuc- ,J-LULLlJ,
day, at 'li-t Sprinsr on Wcdties
j day snd 'i'hursday. nn! nt 'nrrolltown on r'rijay
! anil Saturday of itiejnnrth irr k nf tnrh mon.-.
I 44-AII iorson noc dina dcrtal work will i!'if!l
j to arive tnc n r-n.lt. ns 1 am on-jinn-d to l-.nii-li in i I
or partinl fc ts of toelli and jirrturm all other ojier
! atlin. pcrtaininu; to my j.roNvs'ioii in a sati.-lactory
! niannc r nn. at tlie lowo.-t ii...-'it t rrifrs.
a-al.'fiu.-tf.l M. H. ii. t 'l;EI.KY, 1. T. s.
MR. KirCKLKY.
AfTOKSitV.AT.I.iW,
Al.TmiN A. TA.
( KtVfl at 1 V2 Tiinii fin- t. in film e til i cl
ing and tuimedi.itely in rear ol 1'irct Nat l li.ink,
Alluor.a, Aj.nl Zi, isil.-tf.
Tin: pf.opi.K's
SHAVING asi BAia-BBESSISfi SALOON.
f1IE .iitrorihcr lia? the jdeasnre or annonn'ins;
X to the l.eoplo ot r'.lirnslninr nml Ticinity that
he has opened a firM-rlas tonsortnl C'tahliphment
in the hiuldinu reeently occupied tiy .ludire Iloyd
n a ilnrj ?tore. on 11 iirh treet tippoicite the Moun
tain House, wnere he will he iclad to welcome all
who wunt to he shaved, have t heir hair dit, or de
sire :iny other attention in his line. -Iadie'
hairand hair eomliinit made intneiirlK and "witch
es when desired. -. S itil.K'tion rendered or no
charitc made. I'Iciise Rive me a call.
11. V. SOHAEKEK.
Khensl.ar', Marrh l'l.-ly.
Mnn Fire Insurance Apcy.
rF. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
JZBEXSB UlifJ, VA .
Polieies written at short notice In the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And other t'irat C'laaa I'onipanltR,
i.beniburr,6ept. 22,180.-ly.
ALWAYS HAVE TIIE-
Dry a,xicl Dress Groocls,
NOTIONS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
to be found in Cambria or adjoining counties. JSTForget not tlie street and numbers
and fail not to call, buy and be happy.
Tlie Tintli Ti-itely TolcL
Tllli: NCAV STORK OF
S. TEITELBAUM, CARROLLTOWN,
IS THE PLACE TO Bl'Y AT LOWEST PRICES THE VERY FI ST
SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KIND !
And a cordial invitation Is now oxf ended hy the proprietor to every reader of the Frekmaw to call and
pee the larue assortment, examine tho various qualities, and learn" the unsiirpassahle prices, which aro
so low that VO per cent, can positively lis saved hy those who huv their troods from me. The reason I
can sen so c neap is ttini 1 nomcnt my entire stoek Tor cash and intend to sell for cash or its eqnivnlent.
and am therefore prepared to make quick sales at smaller profits than anv other merchant In Cambria
county. Ion't take my word for thi3, however, but come and see lor yourselves.
Cabrolltowj.', May 21, ISSl.-tl. s. TEITELBA V3I.
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOK Tin-:
K.EL1EF OF PAIN
IX MAX AXI) BEAST !
Commands the attention of all who li;wc
been inveterate sufferers of KIIEl'MA
TISM, XKUKAUilA, II K ADAC1I K,
IJACKAt'lIK. 1'i:osti:i Fkkt, Stikk
Joints, and all jiains in every port ion of
the body. Tlie seat of pain is reached
hy exciting the jiores to action, thus
enablinc: the curative propert ies of the
CHINKSi: CIJKAM CAMl'IIOII toeu
ter, wliicli stitles the pain as soon as the
affected parts are reached. The lini
ment must, upon each application, lie
rubbed in thoroughly ; and in cases of
"niiemnatism of loner standing it should
be used three or four times a day, and '.
four applications made each time, until i
cured. Care, however, should le oxer- .
cised after the pores are oiened, to pre
vent taking cold.
FOIl IIOItSKS
THE-
Chinese CREAM Camphor
Is INVA1.1 AIU.F.
It relieves Sprained Joints, Thrush in
Feet, Sweeny, Foil Kvil, F.lood and I.one
Spavins, Rinjibono, and all hard lumps
caused by kicks or other bruises. For
Fdizooty, Distemper, Fever, Colic, Loss
of Appetite, and Weakness, use the Ikon:
llOKSK AND CATTT.K l'OWPEK.
- A halfpint bottle or the CntstsK Crkaii i
Cah rHott can he had for SO cents irom K. James,
IhTiKpfst, Khcnshiinr, l'a. j
N. K. The testimonials of persons nsinn this
X.reparation, either on themselves or their horses. '
will be thankfully received. )
TESTIMONIALS. j
I have tr'.-'l the Chinese Cream Camphor for
UhcnniHtism and Nervous Headache, and have
found in it Instant relief. I have never found Us
equal in all my travels. (Ib.wie Hyxo. Ixindon, !
Knt., (son or Capt. Sir tJeo. Hynit, K. 1. N., Sin- :
papore. India.) j
I used the Chinese Cream Camphor for a severe r
attack ot Kheumatism in therinht shoulder, and I
can sincerely say. after havinir tried several other i
well-known remedies, that it is the hest thine I i
ever used, cnrlnir me conipletelv.in.i.ARn Y '.
Walton, 117 N. 41st street. West Tl iladelnhia !
March 1, 181. ' '
After one application of the Chinese Cream Cam
phor I wa relieved of frosted feet. Nathan Kl- !
, 41S North Third street, 1'hiladelphia, l'a i
Jan. VI. 181. i
Havintt suftorccl severely wi;h frosted feet I ned
the 'hinese Cream Camphor three times mlih,n !
it In thorouihly. and was enrcd. Mv mother tried 1 Sold at the New 1tuie store, r.st..ftice
it tor nervous headache, ohtainin? 'instant relief, I ensLuru, l'a. 5-r,,'Sl.-lr
ANTor S. TATZEL. 1J1S Melon Klreet lhilcl'a 1 !.. '
Jan. 15. lSl. li t i I
ll'iw Sii.k was V::'
discovery of i'k at'.r:1
of the wives of the Fu :
Hangti, wl'.o lesiued ai '.
and years hf-f-re t !: ": : .- .:
since that tinie a r-ptciil :
a'.I'.'ttt il in the CI: !!:-.- i . "
tl;e cuUivali'.n of t f-cal!c.-i.l
in C;.:i,vS'' ;l.f
and to the ktt -j : t i -f :
first silk clrcss ir..hi-t- ry v .
sc.ivtreigrn ::or for a i :.'t;-
for the monster 1:1 i. 1: u -.
gabalus.
rersian n.oi.l.s. wh--- c:.:. '
tinoplf. reveal, d t- t! Y...
lir.ian the secret of the
silK ami pave him Mi - -
1'iX'in (i recce the art pa ! :
at the end of the thiiti-'.."'.
A hen the Fo;e left U n "
Avipnon, France, he inti
that country the secret whv:.
k.-pt by the Italians ; and 1. '
tablihed at Tours a mam;:.-,
silk fabrics. Frmois I. f.
Lyons si'.k woiks, whirli t.'
have kept the first' rank. JI :
Fiance wore the lii r-t j.air tif
ever made, at the wed-in : rf :
The word 'satin.' wV:c.
thercliy eliitiiiiatin nil impurities trmn tlie IdiMiJ
and cxi'itii!- t::c -km to iieiMhy a.-t:.Mi. It lira
duces a fi lu-iiess. purity :. 11.I Irc-Imc-- ot thce.-in-plexioti
which is 11 ne. j m:i ; l..c , and can 1 e produced
hy nn other lv.cans. No ti-ilc-t. nnrsvry or hat hru.iin
Is complete with. nn it. It makes th skin s ift,
clear, j.urc. winte and healthy: is cle.msini;. de
odnrini.. clisintertiii. s H. tiling, hcaiiiis arid pu
rOyin: remove: chiu-lriiM. c-hahna. ulcers, sores,
eniptii ns. r-:iisiini' n ml redness of the skin : re
lieves itc' i:u, linrnir. and tin;;ina of the i-km,
and irritat mti ot hiiitiz and t-tinicini; i nsects : w 1 11
relieve It. hina i'-.le hi-n ii"t Ii i nsi cifi- w 1 11 have
any et!e,-t. A-k for Van Hykk's i"i.i-titTt Scixr:
insist uii.iii it. and fake no imitation. Sold hy clrnir
: pi-its. A si hi ii'iai-h Js Miller. Proprietors. No.
, Callow lull Street. Philadelphia, I'a. For si'e lv
I M. I.. Hatsas and K. Iamks. lirutist. K.hens
! hurK, I'a. 1 11-5.-1 v.J
inal was applied to all silk st: "
eral, has since the last i :
used only to designate tl.t v.-'
1'iesent a lustered surface. 7
! try of this particubr hi V.'.
accidental. )ctavi M.ii. a -er,
tinding iusiness viry .'; .
'knowing what to iue:.'. '
; new impulse to the tr.i
acing to and fro I -!.! 1
, Fvery tinie he ised V. e "
t with no definite object in v
j ed little threads fioni th v.;
; them in his mouth. 1 - :
' spat out. Later on. 1 o --v.: '
fan oi siiK on i.'ie noor vi :..s -nnd
was attiacted by their
learence x f the threa-ls. li
the rxi-eriinent and ly
mucilapinotis preia ratio!. "':
pivinp satin to the w.'il 1.
Ha
i
WDtvT-RV TjTST! A S"RS
CONSTIPATION
AND PIL.-ES.
are quickly and snrely eared hy th m of KIDNEY-WOBT. Tills new and wonderful remedy which is
bivtrw such n lnunenm sale In all parts of Uie ecmiitrr. workaon Mtural nnncltileim. It rmtnm hmhioiii
aid tone to tbfl diseased erfrans, and through them eleanacs the eyetcm of aceumnlated and poisonoua
humors. Kidney diseaaeaof thirty years standiiui have been cured, also Piles, Cons ti pattern. Rheumatism,
&o., which have distressed the victims for years. We havo volumes of testimony of its wonderful curative
power. No longer use Alehollc Bitters, which do more harm than good, or drastio pills, but nss natures
remedy, KTXWKrF-WORT, and health will boqnlekly repained. Ce t of your DruKKlet, Price, ft I .
. rem send postpaid.) WF.LLn, Kim AKOSON A CO., Pres s. B.rllnrton, Vi.
is nature a urea;. -si rcn .. lr. llruu:iti
prescrllod it to ,00i3 patlenta, all of vh-u-recovered
or vcre uin- a imrro el. EfRSBZl
I'm 5 1 e.m i.s txken l-v every ue i.u-
Toungr. th nil'ld'e-sir 1. th el l. th hi'w.
anl tl-s mot'irr,
ii t.
l Ein a aiwavs iwrvci itu t ,o i :u
Tt cl.-a:ies the svst in of all Its ImMiMuea.
t-mes ttio st.nna4.-l1, r-f?u1aies tho heart, 11 11
locfcs ths stx-ret i.ms ot the liver, Ftrt-i;c-e-s
Ui" nerves nnd lavlp. .rates the hraln. SHEPS
l'Eiu v 1 Is tlio (ircMcj-t aiipetiier, uui..
Mnc.1, and to tao weary smI OnM from the
toUa and c-.ires cif the d iv it rives rm-r-t rt 1
1'eiii n a sacui.lJtTrrvcTw?1?
ore e.vh mel, vhen weiL, to pr.-vent t-ii k
ness; w hensli fc, tocurc, li 5 v i I V" ri '.
for a rase u wilt not cure r-r I.i Ip. wwa.1"!
liRi'Si la c..i'iisf.l o fall vein -i. .0 l..rc-
nt-Tits: eai h cue a pre.it r-t-'--tv In 1:
Ls-e p-implik-t. S
it is plissTU to inn la au.i 1.1
tomaeh to direct any article of food.
turn Nx.lt whii h viii enT.l von l. ti--..i
yourself, address S. H. H AHTf AN 4 c.,
usiH:v, oiiiii. Alw iysrcoliUj Uie bowels
a-ici t-wlc onnns w t'h
; The rnoFiTAi'.i.i:M"s '
; Thees. "Near tnc;.;n. -j
says the y.,l-th-'iV'- '
'are a number of thrifty :
. The trees were obtained '
I the groves ranire fri'in to:, t
old, and the trees are fiv:- '
I forty feet high, an 1 fr :r.
! inches in diameter. In ? r
I Kansas Jwalnut trees L:it"
! feet high from the see l in 4 '
j "Wisconsin, a gentleman)!,
i of land unfit for onli::.i:y -j
planted it in walnut, ar, -'
three yeais the trees were '
i to tweutv inches in diann
farmet might make hisl.nr '
setting it out in walnut tr.tj
never eat their heads '"
vearlv idcrease in value."
1
ACEKTS WAKTEfi IV..
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line fv.-: iiivrii. i. i . t.T j i .... .r- t.m
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s.i , . i ttiriiii n n t . l f r at
...... u., c aa'iiTi'. m. ii 1 wsi' -u, Airt
NEW RICH BLOOD!
, f'"7'"tre I'HI.-, i;,V.,- N,-w l; l,
Wood, ,.,! ,vi!l eoninleti-H- chnn.'e ihc l-lcl ,n
tlie e.iiircvvt, m in t lin-e ir otit in. nvnern
ii--. will t.ikc . pill h inelit from 1 ii. iiwcKs
in ty !. e0-t. ) to sound li.-alih. if suc h a t',;-i-...
j-o.lil,.. Kent hv in a i i for 1. Iter Mat,i.,
. S. .fOJf V.so.Y dl CO., Jluston,
fnrmrrltf Jlanyr, ,fe.
elf. 12a riav at homs ssltv r.A.i
Uutfit ire. Address Trut f to., Augusu, Me.
OTARTL1NG
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim of youthful imprudence cauenni: I "rema
in re Decay, Nervous rv-lmity, Ij.t SlTdwil. etc..
Having? tried in raia every kuown reniwly, lias dis-crover-I
a simple self cure, which he will s -n-l FK1.E
to his fellow-i-ufiercrs, address J. 11. Itl f. lls.
Cliathiuu M., M. Y.
Feb. 4, ll.-ly.
DU. M. .T. BUCK,
Physician and Sfrofon,
Al.Tiins a, Ta.
Office and residence on Fourteenth treet, near
Kleventh avenue, where night calls can lie made.
Office hours from a to 10.x. n , and irom 2 to 4
and 8 to . P. m. Special attention paid to Kis.
eases oi the Kye and Far. a well as to Surcical
Operations ot every description, 1 4-19,-tf.
' To Ci kf. Ai-Ks.-Tl ; J
I i?fit;- (''irthnrr says : lt '
to jest At gaiH-s by mak'-r r
j camphor. AVe give io l-
very bad ease a pill the s '
j garden iea. As soon a Vt
jtomsof ga;f s we give tl'
, to drink which is siroi ?'
i with camphor, thus givi:;
that which was a f.i '- 'J
j w ith our trrandrnotht is, va"
I Tlie treatment seems to v
; Tlie gaios or gaj-inirs i ;,
! preiw nee of small red
iriii.initui r ii Ti"ic--d i c i ' e
. them unless it di-vs
- hour after tlie chic ke
the pill it smells of car.
strong vernuiiuc
! v
is a
die."
Cr
who.
..!!.
: i- ii ,n A (or
for nc-arlv t i '
i-. a iii 'iit in o'.iift
doses oi laudanum.
n-i.-i-t lnni;i;ir!l CvHJ.l
milk.
!i.l i''-
V.V 4.
To Cite liirin in '.
mou tobacco-iile. ''e .
the bowl, drop a littiet.u .-
draw the smoke mto i.
discharge it tlaou?b ti 1 1-
r
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