or
AR Sir AN
BESS BROOK. .
pevity.
In my recent transatlantio trip one of
the most interesting localities i visited |
was Bessbrook, in the north of Ireland,
a celebrated linen manufactory. Fhe
profiuct of its looms may be found al
over the world, while every in I a
tional exposition of industry bas hon.
ored its contributions with the highest
prizes and declarations of approval,
The founder of this immense business
is George Richardson, one of heaven's
nobility, an wpassnming Quasker or
member of the Society of Frie nds,
From his youth Beorge Richardeon
was brought up in the linen trade,
lis present colossal estab hn
commenced by him in the year IN
and it hes kept on growing aud ROY
ME over since, until it now gives em-
ployment to 5,000 hands, pays ow
weekly 835,000 in wages, burns annually
10,000 tons of coal, and weaves into its
exquisite fabrics every year $1,000,000
worth of raw material. With jae xpressi-
hle astonishment and delicht we ex
amined some of these b cauito produc.
tions, forgetting as we looked upon
them that they wero articles of every
day utility, and thinking of them only
88 works of art flowers and ferns
delicate and graceful as though they
were scattered over the n
which they were woven,
On one setfof table linen a buffalo
hant was depicted with as
and aoouracy as though it
on canvas, On another
for the French market, he Je 8
of Fontaine's fables was most
fully portrayed. Bat what most of ¢
challenged our admiration was a table.
cloth of immense proportions into which
the shuttle bad deftly wrou ht a mag
niticent representation of Vm. Pen
contract with the American Indian
Over the heads of the figures appeared,
Woven in Orpan Dental letters, this in
soripiion: “The only treaty never rati-
fied by an oath. Underneath, woven
in & similar manner, appeare a the
pletion of the legend: “The on ly treaty
that was never broken.”
We suggested the presentati
superb table-eloth to the Sate
gylvania. Hawi vg been dis sa
obt aining Dean's body for
in their new city hall
such a gift might
they felt
suthorities
he Qus aakey
but
w 3 8
La
terial ato
much
we Ie
deli
wt 0
3
1
ns
y
an
aom
on of this
od Per
British
of
sal
rails
prog
i
vasa
BAN
tates
pect that some day the
will gratefully reme
i he 12 unde: 0a wat
preacher for one of he
specimens bf Lot useho ol
ov e wandered thro
tablishment, ms
iselad fran ite
rangement ot af in
the skill | and accuracy with w hic! ah
detail of this vast business we
on, and learned the power
intelligent organization a
before i orceived 18. W e i
the faces of th @ men in
YRrous s
road
of
3
and va
and in
pose
oS soh rie t
taerr
character,
ty abd intelligence whic] h pl
showed that they b rouaht more to
business than mere mechanical okill.
that they knew how to serve God
weil as the corporations by which
were em loved. The operatives Y
silly looked healthy and ¢ ntented, ane
1
apne: ared 0 en JOY thelr Work,
al:lishmen les
Bessbroc a
he workers 1
va laid ont,
fountains of the purest
ing up in CVErY square anc
very corner, laste fal cottage
1 of var
1 the
oo 3
streets wide
ith briek and stone,
and solo;
¥ a hous
sward and flower gs
up ied, and new
ks in course of eresti on, more elab-
orate and ornate than any of the earlier
structures. We saw fine large churches
of the various leading denomir
Friends, Episcopalians, hn re est
hodists and Rom
gan t school bul i;
house
every
r batld dibg ant a oy rea dix
11 arranged disy
MEATY
a on the
of every employe, — this tax
¥ secured medicine and medical
dance, but also half pay for every
1 bek nging to the firm so long as
bo was uuable to work. The savings
ank was well supported, some opera-
being & depositors to the amount of
i We SAW O
the lan d,
r of th 5
hed {o the vi ers just
ost of production. Some things foun
in P rok 138 Sinan dance in almos st every
other locality are utterly Ize!
Bessbrook—no idlers, no loaf
policemen (while the country at larg
heid at the po int of the bavonet), no
druckerds, All these are lacking be-
causa there are no rum shops,
No rumseller or rumdrinker can find
any place Bessbrook; they are kept
out of it" as sirictly as a wolf is kept
from a shee plold. And in this single
fact we have the most obvious cause of
its marvelous prosperity. Mr. Richard-
son is a strict teototalcr, and all Lis as-
gociates in the business are men e« jually
as zealous for the canse of total absti-
nence; and the law of local option ad-
ministere : by thom excludes every in-
toxicant from their premises. {
What an amazing contrast this little
village presenta to almost every of ber
locality in the nation in which it is situn-
ated! i if a healthy spot in the body
that is almost wholly covered with gan-
grene. Since about the time Bessbrook
came into existence. Ireland has lost
4,000,000 of her inhabitaits, Bess-
brook is the picture of thrift, beauty
prosperity and progress, — Let ter i
Zion's Herald.
Laws of Digestion,
The Sanitary Record gives the follow-
vg laws relative to diges tion:
1. Food for the supply of the daily
wants of the system is msst rap idly and
thoroughly digested, when taken early
in the day, ere the nervous and secre-
tive forces are cxhansted by toil.
2. Rapid digestion in the early part
of the day eontributes to the immedi-
ate demands of motion and ennerva-
tion.
3. Food for the repair of the contin-
nous wear and tear of the tissunesis in
less immediate request; the complete-
ness of its solution is of more import.
ance than the rapidity, and itis best |
taken toward the evening, when an op-
portunity is offered for its leisurely ab-
borpiion during sleep.
4. The duration of digestion bears a
proportion lo the quantity of food |
eaten.
5. In youth the digestion is quicker,
and the stomach sooner emptied than
iu grown-up persons.
6. Rest before meals makes digestion
more complete. Exertion immediatel; y
before meals refards digestion, and ex-
ertion immediately a'terward derauges
it.
7. Sleep retards digestion, but
i} more complete
8, Alcohol retards digestion and ren-
gers it also incomplete,
Earnest pre oe capation of mind
|
|
HEALTH HINTS,
lard, two ounces. It is also
night's sleep,
of the spine
fifteen min-
To obtain a good
| spruge the entire longtl
with hot water for ten
utes,
Bavs Dr. Foote's Health Monthly: Milk
whieh is slightly acid, nd battermilk
woduee in some in lividuals a hypnotic
(sleepy) effect,
or
woather,
it degree
standing
ow, or whore the per.
Id wind.
Never stand still in cold
especially after alig!
exercise; and always avoid
upon the ice or an
son is exposed
taking a»
#
Od
to the co
To cure ingrowing toa nails, one
thority says, put a small pic oe of ¢
in a spoon, boat it until § { becomes ‘8 very
of, and pour on the sranulations Pain
and tenderness are relieved at ones, and
in a few days the granulations are all
gon tl wed parts dry, and grow
do stitute of all feeling, and the edge of
the nail exposed so as to admit of being
pared away without any inconvenience,
Dr, Ge
" r ron
anti-fat diet :
an.
allow
10 Gis
OTE Jans n the fre
fall an
mutton
us
8; bread
letutee,
Cat aliflowe r,
1RAr, May
wr ham, bu
WS. CAITOLS,
magoarony,
, Bweet
cabbage,
{yy hant uy
Hil withiont st
Denominational Church Ntatisties,
Tho New York Obs We are
constantly receiving applications for
istioal information in regard to the
puml of churches, ministers and
members of the various Christian de-
ions in this conutry. To meet
wa have prepared the fol-
as the result of extensive
Ye believe it is more
acourate than any statis
hat can be found elsewhere; and
wed that the great amount
req! ured for its preparation
ill ba duly appreciated by a large class
ur readers to whom it will 1 prove in
reer Savs:
stat
wer
nomina
this demand
L418 qamana
lowing table
2
correspon
ia .
apleta and
of the Methodist
lading the Methodist
sh Sonth, do not farnish
churche 8; Al wl of these we
wef » only the number of ministers and
members. Some of the statisties of the
an all r atic estimates,
but are believed to be near the correct
gay
M13 are
wo Basy Men.
Jay Gould, t}
sme Says:
He lal
and is driven by
‘ Her-
: “Gould
rs with close
the pres.
his engagements until he may
sidered a mere bondman, He has
sisure, no society reading, no
recreation, bnt is simply under the
whip and spur of necessity. To this
has been added the consciousness of
impanding Re) 18 had a body
guard of detectives protect him when
walking th ut he Spends most
his Sp in i being as
chu ded as pos his sense of dan-
er is certainly Rasig, The fact
that Mayor Se «1 him down
stairs into th lion shows that
sonal violence may ba repeated, and
eper power to these threat-
hardly think such a
ne wvied, notwithstanding
1is immense wealth,” =
A government
France is not a happy one,
that M. Gambetts efumis a few andi-
ences and keeps the archivists busy.
He 1s engaged from morning to night
on the days he has not to transact par-
liamentary busin 58 and often far into
the night in reading dispatches and let-
ers not intendad for publication from
i to his predecessors,
he ‘has documents
around him which
3 on reading while he eats.
s LO
danger.
of BO.
a barber
wl i
a nister's life in
It apprars
he table
Washerwomen on a Strike.
The Paris correspondent of the
ton Journal writes : Paris hus
distress over tue strike of th
women of Arcueil-Cachan,
more serious matter than i
The women, several hundred
in number, announced their intention
of never washing another shirt or
napkin until their daily pay had been
308-
been in
¢ washer-
This is a
annul it,
10. Water weakens digestion and en-
courages the absorption of fatty and |
saccharine matiers;
the complete solution of albumen is
doubtinl,
te
Titles in Texas,
cents), and eaid that all the other mem.
bers of their profession would soon fol-
There are no less
{than 6,000 washerwomen the im
{ mediate neighborhood of Paris. Nearly
the great city falls
into their hands. For t
compromise has been made,
women say that they will
their original plan, and
A saspeusion of
their humble functions for a fortnight
would leave the city rather un.
predicament, for there is not
rone family in ten that does its
vashing, All tho restaurants, hotelg,
ete, send their linen into the country,
it is returned clean at the end
of eight days,
in
but the
carry out
in a
A Wasp’s Nest in a Letter-Box,
A letter-box was chosen last spring in
titles have no siznificance in Texas.
Not long since Major Smith, iiving
day after the election somebody asked
the majors little boy:
“Aln't.you Major
boy” 5a t.
“No, sir,” wae tho proud reply, <1
am Judge Es 8 little boy.”
© Woe have this from ap (ar-witness,—-
Siftings,
Smuth's little
deuce, The wasps built their nest in-
cide the metal case in such sort that
in no way interferad
fers, Throughout the hot summer
ape ture
throagh which the villagers dropped
letters into the pillar box, As
scon as ¢ool weather set in the wasps
cvacuated their summer quarters
few months in a field hard by.
A FAMOUS DETECTIVE'S CRIME,
in the Eaglish Turf Frauds,
The death ocourrad recently in Lon.
don of Druseovieh, formerly a
inspootor of the Seotland Yard detec
tive force, who became notorious a fow
years ago in connection with frands on
the English turf, Druscovich and two
other detective inspect were
tenced in 1877 to two years’ imprison
ment with bard labor for * conspiracy
to defeat the ends of justice in the
famous onfidence case in which a
number of betting men were convicted
of defrauding Mme.
S060, 000,
Nathaniel Druscovioh was of English
birth, about forty years of and was
considered a very skillful and success
ful officer up to the time of his disgrace
in the fall of 1877, when, together with
three other Scotland Yard offi oe I's, he
Was arrested, tried and EB ntenced to
two years’ imprisonment with bard
labor for ** nnlawfully conspiring to de
feat the ends of Prior to his
arrest tris charge Druscovieh had
stood high in the estin of the civil
and poheo
described as a re ni
ligent and
Ors san
ae Gonoeon
EO
ay,
justice.”
on
ation
authorities la has
arkably
} ¥
KOOL,
gealous man, On s¢
occasions he had been reward:
chief magi at Bow
the funds appropriated
pose, for mn
with the
nd aly, 1875
ded by tt
raat ont
that ¥
mupection
trate
ir
SOrvices
harge
Wis
5
aise
he
RS ers of the
omplished
quai inted with
i various paris of Europe.
hia possession letters of app
him by the emperor
other notable persons, and
more honorable career as an
was the recipient of several
presents. His connection wi
Scotlan
ber,
Qf
that uj
Gono
reported
he was «
house wl
Many prominent
during
officer
valual
i
{
Deo
Was tle
intimacy
n y Kur re Pa a man
The latter was
nart and
and industry
criminal expl nL
heart and sot
the Karr g
and French nl
world at lar
Druscovich b
0.
sted with
Meikle
WANE Conn
the plot in the sprit 8 ¢ of 187¢
jo hy » Wh
terms of
told Rare |
finance ial 8
2300 I'l
coming, a
y, who ha
was transformed
afterward what
gigantic De
iv
gang,
~o0n
the
1 led
OI CRITE
frand was
he coul
x
Masers even
v4 fF LF $a3 thai
guggesied id
cure res; gents in Fran
known to th k-makers,
1
un and
Wi
i
uld give them a
Checks
comimis-
S100.
were
rooms 11
blank
gaged handsome
street, Piccadilly, w
ery, the supposed rich man, was to re-
side. Fictitic us book-makers were then
‘placed ” in cifferent parts of London.
[f anybody in France was foolish
enough to fall into the trap Montgom
ery wonld send him or her a check on
the Royal bank of Loudon for a large
sum and request the re it nt to make
a bet with one of the iebitious book-
makers. Of course the fictit tou 8 book
makers always lost and the. checks were
sent back to the “agents” in Tr. nee
and by them remitted to Montgomery.
Several French people of standi
thus in spired with go fidence in Mont.
gomery's wonderful luck, Among the
many perscns to whom confidential
communications were sent by the gang
was M. de Goncourt, chateau de Gon-
court. M., de Goneourt had been dead
for some time prior to the sending of
the communication, it was
opened by hia widow. She was
rich, but with no business abil
ity, and she at once fell in with
Montgomery's suggestion and consented
to act as his agent, Beveral chocks
850,000 (bogus of course) were sent her
from time to time, which rhe invested
in accordance with Montgomery's in-
structions, and, as she always won, she
became very much fascinated with the
proceeding.
invest some
from time to
They also en-
apart ments in King
here Mr. Monte 3M.
& Were
and
of her own
time sent her
money, and
checks to
than 850,000. Of course this money
to her as having been
walled on her
which to make np
She was perfectly willing
to make up this amount, but not having
it in ready cash was obliged to consult
her notary. The notary, being a shrewd
man, soon saw through the swindle, and
calling in the assistance of eminent
London solicitors he suceceded in get-
for £150,000 with
and ferreted out
The con
nection of the detectives with the
fraud was discovered by means of sore
Goneourt’s 860,000,
he liad escaped to the Isle of Wight,
Druscovich, how ever, was not as deeply
involved as his associates, avd upon his
conviction he was recommended
mercy by the jury. He was not
quired to serve out his full term,
rrs———
An Ancient Horror,
The Vienna Neue Freie Press fuatos
fo Tacitus his description of the ¢
to
re-
Fidena
» during the reign of Tiberius,
according to the annals,
The immense structure
a8 a flimsy
after reading about the horrors of the
adopted
their repetition, we are in-
formed by Tacitus, with Chastasiajistio
that * Atilius was burned.”
EE — a
The king of Denmark is truly a paternal mon
Finding that during the recent egeveie
weather tho royal foot guards were suffering
greatly from colds and coughs, this good old
gentleman orderad a supply of Dr, Bull’s Cougl
arch,
| NEWS OF THE WEEK. |
States.
Boarox {8 to have a statue of the late Preal
dent Gartleld
Mae Massachusetts and Conneotiont ke
jatures are in session,
Proresson Joux W
tho noted sclontist and
morning at his home
Hudson, aged
In INS] ne
ow Yo
Draven,
author, {
in Has
poventy yearn
3 500 build
RING aviy
rk oily, at a total oa
South and West.
vf n
m
killing D. Larman
third man
Peren Manxins died the other day in Wash-
ington god 111 yoars
Or the X
latore thirty fli
church and twenty-eight
A }
Nebras)
IWo a
ROHIBITI
di stroy
on s 30 the ex
ut $100.1
E lowa Re l ubli
Hon, James
for the long term,
MeDill fi
equivale
an logislative cancus nd
F, Wilson for Uni
and Hon,
Tho
ted States
Senator James W,
or the short term,
nt to an election,
are
From Washington.
Sour interresting correspondénco
made public the
Fitz John Porter,
tried by court
cashiered and forover disqualified from holding
neerning
who in January, 1863,
marshal and sentenced ** to be
profit under
ment of the United States.” In 1878 a board |
of army officers made a thorough examination
in General Porter's case, and reported to the
Presidont that General Porter
the charges preferred against a in 1803, and
and
bo sot
stored to
The idence now mado public
from General Porter President Arthur, yo.
that action be {
letter
in which
roquost of Gone
recently reviewed
furnished bef
e8urt of in juiry held in 1870,
ibject three full days of careful
coanide
finding sentence
tho
in the anny
marshal should aside and
officer bo re his rank
Or Tes] isa letter
{0
jnesting
case; also a from Genera)
to the Presi
‘At the
Portor, 1 have
the testimony
hia
the general
Fitz
Grant lent
ral Jolin
says:
ore the Schofield
giving to tho
roading
in tho inter
ration, and much thonght
vening timo
record has thovoughly convinced
these nineteen years I have been doing a gal
lant and efficient soldier a very great injustice
in thought and sometimes in I feel
it incumbent upon me now to do whatever lies
in my power to remove from him and from Lis
spec ch,
irant then asks the President to give General
‘ort carly consideration, Another
ied from General Terry to Gen-
To this letter Terry says he
wronged Porter for many vears
pardon, \
Tr 8 Caso
ott Lisl
oral Port XY.
and asks for
I'he charge upon which General Por-
Man. Beovinne is reported to have soceptad
an offer of §1,000 for Guitean's body, the money
| to bo paid at once and the buyer assuming the
chances of the assassin’s exe
fur
ution,
President has transmitted to the Bonate
eltors Postaster-General Jumos and
George BI
from
the star routs
stoflice In
Bhalloross, This repo
defrauding
rihle
bers have been al omy »
ds to
i, of counsel ia
RO Hi} aN ¥
Pidball
8, { 6 report of I
and
ndad oo
nt by me
3 oxide mbination for
ans of wo si Dons
i en
epartment sueh bon
O00 000 o
r £10 000,000
ns for stamps from poatinaste
department
Xi Pliis is the
on the Tth ager
largest
=| fy semen mW
Assaasin |
a
ret service of the
{f Go
lled fur this pur
iu had n
defense {0 propar a its law j ts
the { of law was begun
Mr. David }
Was
and wrong, in
i. Mr, Reed repl
18 rt of th
inferred
and that
to acquit
the ty
order to establish his it
lied for the
tring
from
the
upon
defens
that frre
the
jury
doe
exis ton
shonld
san
latte 1
Coleman
! that the jury in that case
'v against tho charge LHe
y announced that he wonl
estion by a two hours’ spe
jury were prosent dur ng
, but were absent d
when the counsel for the defense
speaking Mr. Beoville, who follow
Reed, commented upon this faot hh
| “me bitterness, and there was a sharp
| co ik uy between counsel in regard to it,
| Du ing the day Guiteau's interruptions were
rec ni Hy and he interrupted connsel for the
pros secution with: “I don’t pretend to be any
| more insane than you are. Transitory menia
{ is all 1 claim,” and he ran on in this way until
Porter’ # patience exhausted. ¢
mor,” said he, biti , “has heard the
ner long enough, I ask your now
hear the late Justice Curtis
| court of the United States.”
[ hima self up into a rago here,
you : men,” said he; “vou are tn
ing to get a little luere,” From this point on
{ his ind rruplions wera constant and annoying
¢ was no apparent diminution of publ
intorest when the court opened its ninth week
and forty-first day of the Gnitean trial Ax
usnal the crowd filled every nook of the chilly
room and the ladies wore dedly in the ma
jority. The prisoner arrived at the court
house about half-past 9, and was taken to his
viting-room. He appepred rather ne
and his conntenanes indicated anxiety, When
ho had taken his seat in the dock he glanead
around stealthily over the audience and in
diately b gan a bharangue, evidently intended
or tho | *1 havo received.” he said,
“some B00 lotters, a great majority of them
| from | When 1 get time I shall attend
to them. I want to send my greetings to th
ladies of Amorica and thank them for their sym
pathy, They don't want me to be hanged, Public
| opinion is fast changing. 1 received Saturday a
t cheek for $1,000 from the Stalwarts of Brooklvn,
nd another for £600 from the Btalwarta of Now
{ York, 1 want this jury to understand how
public opinion is on this case,” A bailiff here
tried to silence him, when he tarued upon him
in the most vicious manner and snarled out :
"You keep quiet and mind your business,
Don’t interfere with me when I am talking, If
vou had any #ense you would understand your
place,” Mr, Scoville then resumed his argu
ment for the defense. He objected to the
citation of the opinion on insanity expressed
by Judge Davis in the Coleman case in New
York city, which he attributed to a desire on
{ Judge Davis’ part to pander to a reprehensible
foo ing of revenge against Guitean, which led
him to travel out of the record, This led to a
digpute between Mr, Porter and Mr, Scoville,
in which the prisoner joined. Guiteau
enid the Coleman caso was not at all para lel
his case, The question of jurisdiction
having been touched upon by the defense,
Di triot Attorney Corkhill delivered an argu-
and Mr. Davidge
followed for the prosecution with a review of
the X
Case, In Ney
re
i 1 orly
hon F
of the su] reme
Guitean work
“God will enise
prosecutis
deci
rvons
adios,
t
O
1
{ tho law points, The lawyers were not in good
| humor, and once Judge Cox had to stop a per
i sonal belweon them. Mr, Booville
{ found fant beom counsal for the prose
ition bowed to the jury every day, and he in
| timated that it was intended to have an im-
proper effeel upon them. On the previous day
i Mr. Beoville a lnined bocause re jury, afer
stoning the logal arguments for the pros
soon #8 the
gun, Un
varsod
tint fa
inputs
ot
ut vars nll ‘ £70) a
were bie
iE Was Iv
villo's & t
Fiiment
§ oot
law points on the forty
gion,
4 EnLan,
i ex
iouli ng My
FORTY.SEVENTH CONGRESS,
Rennie,
11y
ae
ing the law
and
nrg
fs A men
n case ol
bate on tl
ref the com
4
looti
Mormon question,
mittee on con
Was
tested «
Eiding a Stag to Death,
While a noble stag of ten was beiog
| hotly chased by the Kaposztasmegyerer
hounds——a subscription pack in Hun
gary—one Karl Poros, a discharged
huaesear, managed to bring the terrified
animal to a standstill in some
cover throngh which it was forcing its
way, sand, by an almost superhuman
| effort of strength and agility, to vault
upon its back, After rev. ral desperate
but unsuccessful attempts to dislodge
{ its rider from his peat, the stag, stimu.
| lated anew to flight by the ory of the
fast-approaching hounds, resumed i's
course, but it coon broke down under
the weight of its unaccustomed burden,
ani gave up the ghost through sheer
exhanstion and terror. Poros was found
| by the huntsmen sitting on tha nowowrnd-
od earcass of the stag, which he had liter
ally ridden to death, and resolutely
claimed as the just reward of an achiove-
ment unprecedented in the annals of
the chase.
close
The giving of gifts on New Year's
day is said to have originated with the
Romans, Titus Tatins, king «of the
Sabines, was presented, the L. st day of
the new year, with some branches cut in
a wood consecrated to Strenia, the God-
dess of Strength.
be converted into a large dry goods
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Page for $650,000. The building itself
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$1,200,000,
1
“ Serateh Him,”
A short time ago a juror ay peared
before one of the judges of this county,
who is celebrated for dispatching busi.
pess ond using no unnecessary words
in giving his orders, and asked to ba
exonsed,
“ Bwear him in, Mr. Clerk.”
“* What is your excuse ?'’
“I have got the iteh—1
now,’
“Mr. Olork, serateh him.”
Whereupon the clerk scratehed his
namo from the list,
When the juror returued to bis store
he said he never spoke truer in bis life
than when he said he was ilohing,
“for,” said he, “I was itching; but it
was to get back to my business.”
legal New
am itehiog
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Mr, E.G, Gartman, th business manage:
{ the Evening Diepatel of York, Pa, wa
cured of neuralgia by thc applications of
Bt, Jacobs Oll.—Boston \ slams.) Baturday
Evening Express,
In the ten vears ending with 1880 the
land, including
reased more thay
230,000 to 4,080, -
total of uuprodoctive
fallow, in Ireland, in
A560 000 aeres—from 4
LU,
ra ARI
and exchange refers to Mr, Thos
Ls Forwisd, o Belair, that Bate,
cured by 8t, Jacobs Oil of rheumatism, ~
Yoehentas N.Y.) Banday Morning Tribune
’ ¥
a atle—
A Mar
who was
You can't tell
he's good until he's
A man is like an egg.
whet! er or not
hroke.”
55
Warser's Safe Kidoey and Liver Cure.
Wi
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day Offer, $1000°
t# to the ne a best vue,
nsurai
proves
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INDIGESTION, DYSFEPSIA, pervous prostratiop
] eral debility relieved by
ppronized Bes Toxo, hs
bee! contaiud ng ts sentir
It contains blood -maki "i
sustaining propertios ;
ied sonditions, whether
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ile 4G partic larly if
mary complaints, Caswell,
! rietors, New York,
Ou Thirty Days’ Trial,
» Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will
«Voltaio Belts aad other Pleo.
on trial for thirty days to any
with Nervous Debility, Lost
kindred troubles, guaranteeing
oration of vigor and manhood,
ws above without delay,
risk is incurred, as 50 days’ trial is
exanst
ac
¥ result of
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From gl serving the effects of { petroleum upon
the head peratives at the wells came the
shrewd her's great discovery, CARBO.
Lixg, a deodorized extract of petroleum. This
is! article that will produce new hair,
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.
William J. Coughim, of Somerville, Mass, sayn In the
fall of 1596 1 was taken with
ibys ws gh. 114
BLEEBING OF THE Lowes fol.
ofl my appetite and Sesh,
Lu 3507 1 was admitted to
had 8 Lode tn my lung wo
me 8 report went around
bat & friend told me of
BAM FOR THE LUNGS
1 I comnmenced 0 Teel
Baad
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IAM HALLS BALS
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Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint.
ywwember 11, 1878
MoGuuoon, Jowa, N¢
Mr R RTRVENS
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1 the present
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nay be aflliol
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I'o any por
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EY han its welght in gold.
irs truly,
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I know this moan to be a truthful, reliable man
nt
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NEWALL,
Druggist, Main street,
Vegetine
Flas Not Its Equal.
LUNC DISEASE.
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YEXE
it pleasure in recommending your Yeex
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ing every a d of medicine that 1
seemed to do me any good, until
sRTINE remedy, | had used it
} 1 discovered a great change
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ne has its equal, for the diseases which
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that which has socerued to the inhabitants of |
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aud the troples from the use of Hostetter's |
Htomach Bitters, The experience of many years |
has but too clearly demonstrated the ineffi- |
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vombat the progress of intormittent, conges- |
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BD eo
as the
Ry
that the use of the Bitters, 8 medicine con-
gonial to the frallest constitution, snd derived
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safeguard against malarial diseases, and arrests
it when developed, For disorders of the |
stomach, liver and bowels, for general debility
and renal inactivity, it is also 8 most efficient
remedy,
it, it expels rheumatic humors from the
mal assimilation,
Caspases are being brought from Germany !
i Denmark 10 New York in large quantities,
One spel carried 40,000 head,
“Became Sound and Well”
Havourn's Srarion, Os, March 27, 1876,
RY, Pence, M. D.: Dear Bir My wife, wik
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i
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Young men, and middle aged ones, suffering
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#1 } (ron Flam pe for Part VII of Dime Beries
Bo oka idress WonLp's Disressany Meni
CAL AmsociATION, Bafl lo, ¥.
jostent perceplions of |
i
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mate stacks of
com
affections, what the
wos and Rin pli or. mg pred
Mr, Fastor sai
Groat Gefmab | hom he an
sre jaration cure
Foclmatiem, and tht it wea the
3 people
x Hoot boitles of it
m whenever be went Lraveling,
pan The foregoing, from the Brookiyn 4 J
Yagi, recalls to our mind &n 1 fe
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arks in the above and the fol
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rity the Great Germ ¥
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°T was fn pr
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ments of stomach and bowels, cured by Ur
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25
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