FEARFULLY COMMON,
Kidney Complaints Among Both Sexes
and all Ages—A Brilliant Recovery.
There is something startling about the rapid in.
eroase of kidney diseases among the American
people within the pastifew years, Many Causes
pecnlinr to certain classes tend to produce these
troubles—as, for example, careless living, over.
work. and exposure. Dr. David Kennedy, of
Rondout, N. Y,, is often congratulated on the ex»
ceptional success of his medicine called "Favorite
Remedy” in arresting and radically curing these
most painful and dangerous disorders, Proofs of
this like the following are constantly brought to
his attention, aud are published by him for the
sake of thousands of sufferers whom he desires to
resch aud benefit, The letter, therefore, may be
of vital importance to you or to some one you
may kuow, It is from one of the best known and
popular druggists in the tine and growing city
feom which he writes, where those interested
¥ nd Mr. Crawford at his plate of business on
sgrper of Main and Union slroels |
ingfleld, Mass, Mar, 22,84.
iy, R out, N, Y.
For ten years 1 have been afilicted
fvpase {nn 118 most acute form, What
ft tothe imagination, for no
t except those who have gone
od to many physicians and to
s of treatment, and spent a
nly to find myselfolder and
ay say that I used 25 bottles
y advertised as a specific
f troubles, and found it en-
t least in my case, Your “FA.
‘1 say it with a perfect re.
at was done for me bhesides—is
at did me the slightest good,
ww to admit that it gave me perma-
ave recommended “Favorite
ple for kidney disease, and
in saying that Dr, David
REMEDY has not Its
or this distressing and
letter as you deem
Yours, &¢.,
LYMAN CRAWFORD,
CUT OF 10
Eclectric Qil
f others
5
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TIMES OUT OF 100
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Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Qil
CURES
A Cold or a NHoarseness.
TIMES OUT OF 20
THe
dk
Thomas’ Eclectric Oil
IU'LES
CURES
Asthma and Diphtheria.
SHOESTRINGS FOR FODDER
——
“What's the matter, little
asked a benevolent-looking old gentle.
man of a diminutive figure in a red
shawl Saturday on Market street.
“Poo-hoo-ho,” was the only answer
the little girl could give for some
moments, so overcome was she with
weeping,
“‘ Are you'scared at the horse, sis?"
asked the old gentleman. * He won's
hurt you." A horse stood very near,
calmly chewing away at something
which was hidden in his mouth. By
this time quite a crowd had collected.
The horse turned his head toward the
pavement and the little girl cried out :
“Don't let him ; please take him away
~boo-hoo-ho. He's eaten nearly all of
‘em up now. Boo-hoo-ho.”
The horse gathered in ‘a luscious
mouthful of shoestrings from the little
girl's basket.
“You brute!” exclaimed the old
gentleman, striking at the animal with
his cane, The horse only shut his eyes
and chewed away.
“How many has he eaten, little girl ?"
asked one of the bystanders.
“Nearly all of 'em—boo-ho!
make him stop.”
At this point the driver of the horse |
came up and the old gentleman said :
“See here, young man, if you don't
I ecan't
feed that brute, I'll put the Cruelty
Society on you." |
“I do feed him,” was the gruff reply. |
““ What, on shoestringn?"
“Yes, and he eats everything that!
comes in his way.” i
“ It appears so."
“Why, has he been afteryon ?” asked |
the driver, as he mounted the wagon
CATCHING FHAPRS NEAR ADEN,
i
The way the Arabs catch sharks is
very curions and interesting, and is
somewhat similsr to playing a heavy
salmon, only wo rod is used. A hook of
soft won wire is made very sharp and
baited with a lump of garbage of some
kind, usually a piece of shark too rancid
even for a slave, and the line, which is
small and very slackly spun, is wound
yound for some little distance from the
hook with thin sheet lead, both to pro-
teot it from the teeth of the fish and to
act a8 a sinker, and the other end is
made fast to a huge calabash which acts
ss a float. When a shark takes the bait
he tows the calabash about, but cannot
sink it for any length of time, and the
fishermen sect off after him in their
canoe, and when they get hold of the
line they plsy their captive until he is
actually drowned. The shark that woe
now on the hook was proving a tartar,
and before the two boats came near the
eanoo which was playing him was cap-
sized, and the half dozen men who
formed her crew thrown into the water.
* Give way, my lads !” said the Lieuten-
ant, and both boats dashed away, the
crews straining every nerve to save the |
tion, the water literilly swarming with |
were picked up amd their canoe righted.
The Englishmen, like all their nation,
fond of sport, next went after the float, |
which could be seen being towed hither |
and thither as the shark tried to free
itself from the incumbrance, but the
Arabs, when they sew their intention, |
shouted and gesticulated to prevent
them from doing so, and a second canoe
put off from the dhow to assist in play-
With some little trouble |
a quarter into the child's lap.
Johnny Shark several times
horse.
er ————— LE
Corrected,
Miss Anna Johnson, of 24 Front street,
Columbus, Ohio, says: * I suffered from
an aggravated form of constipation and
indigestion for several months, My fam
ily physician tried all kinds of medicines
and pills, but to no effect. 1 began to think
my case was a hopelessone, A friend of
mine (Mrs, Elvica Redmond,of East Long
street, this city ), called, and seeing the con-
dition I was in, recommended me to try
your MANALIN. Imustsay I had butliite
faith in the medicine, but after 1 had taken
a few doses I was convinced that Maxa-
LIN was the medicine for me. After
had taken one bottle 1 was entirely weil
of my complaint, I consider it one of the
best remedies for constipation I have ever
used. I have several friends who gre us-
ing it. They think it an excellent remedy,
I recommend it to all who are afflicted
with constipation or indigestion, Any
one doubting this statement is invited to
call on me at 24 Front street”
Mr. Milton Knotts, Urbana, O., writes:
“ {ast Novemberone year ago I was tak-
en sick, and called in our family physician,
He examined me and said I had symp-
toms of tvphoid fever, He gave mo
medicine for two weeks or more with-
outany relief. Ibegan to think that my
days on earth were fast closing in, 1
saw at once that his medicine would
not reach my disease, Just as I was about
to conclude that I would have to die, my
daughter brought me one of your pamph-
lets, I noticed a case whose symptoms
were like mine, and Prnoxa and MAxA-
i hira, I concluded at once
1 procured one bottle of Peru-
xa and one of Maxanix, and took them
as directed, and before I had used the two
ttles I began to receive strength and
gain in flesh, I finished the rest of the
two botties and continued its use until
the third bottle was used, When they
were used I could eat anything I wanted
to and go about my work, I consider
that if it hadn't been for your Peruza l
would have been in my grave. FParlics
wishing information can write me at the
I recommend your medi-
cine wherever I go.”
Mr. Joha R. Davis, Moundsyille, W.
Va, writes: “1 have been handling
your PERUNA ever since its introduction.
"All who have used it speak highly of its
I consider ita reli
Mr. George Fisher, Portsmouth, O,,
writes + “1 am handling your PERUNA,
and Having a good trade on it, It gives
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We would especial’'y enc
CROWNING Glu..i,
FORT
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A full assortment of Fire Brick and
Grates on hand.
TUTT’S
PILLS
ETN a
25 YEARS IN USE.
The Greatest Medical Triumph of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Lose of appetite, Bowels costive, Fain in
the head, with a dull sensution in the
back part, Pain under the shoulders
Hinde, Fullness after eating, with a dis
inclination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability of temper, Low spirits, with
a feeling of having neglected some duty,
Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering nt the
Heart, Dots before the eves, Headache
ever the right eve, Restiensness, with
fitful dreams, Highly colored Urine, aad
CONSTIPATION,
TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted
to such cases, one dose effects such &
change of feeling as to astonish the sufferer,
They X the Appetite and cause the
body to Take om Flesh, thus the system is
nourished, and by thelr onic Action on
In Ls are
frre i
AIR DYE.
GmAY Hamm or WHisxzRs changed to a
GLossY BLACK by a single application of
this Dye. It imparts sa Satara] color, acts
instantaneously. Sold by
pent by express on receipt of $1.
Office, Murray St., Now York.
TO YOUNG MEN ON THE An
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STATE COL
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LEGE.
WURDE piemnier
located in
Pos «
Cex Ha Mzear Mazgrer.~—~The
|rocks, where the English, as he was
{such = huge monster, had the enriosity |
COULDN'T GET OUT TO vore. 0 measure him, when he proved to be |
{ the emormous length of thirty-three feet
{ten ches. This was the largest shark
splendid satisfaction.”
Centre Hall
frigerator
plied wilh
Meat market
49 TIMES OUT OF 50
Thon
having a re-
ali 8 all Limes De sup~
meats, of the best quel.
iy, also t« Next door Ww
Lotel ; opéu day and evening.
Iqamay of Hexgy DoozeR,
iBtai ies «
* » fr iw 11
nas’ Eclectric Oil aE fresh
Eha ssaOERiv
CURES EA np
riage gescrsily
Croup an. AMections of the Throat
»
Price 50 cents and $1.00.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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wen RE SELLING
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SPROUTS HAY FORKS, &ec.
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HARDWARE TO MEET THE DE.
MANDS IN THIS LINE.
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THROAT AND ALL LUNG TROUBLES
Ou; YR
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4 Tha fat, 4
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r 18 THE ONLY
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READY FOR URE
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MiNheim Pleining MI.
Farnishes and Keeps on Hand
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SIDING SHUTTERS,
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MOULDING OF ALL KIN
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Terms Ronson ders
the coach driver, who cllanced to be old |
Bill McCOlenasthan, he asked: “Ah, |
driver, I wondah what the doose those |
boots are doing up theah.”
Old Billy scarcely glanced up, as he
Sr—— A ——
HEIGHT OF WAVES
The height of the waves produced af |
and the boys were in such a hurry that |
two conditions of the depth of the walter
feet in.”
or unbroken space
if
i
or Lhe
was an Irishman.”
down?’ asked the
aroused Britisher,
Old Bill looked at him in a pitying
manner for some seconds, and then ina
tone full of deep sorrow and astonish-
mont ot the tourist's’ ignorance said:
“Well, do you see we've got a sort of
superstition out this way that on eleo-
tion day every dead Irishman gets out
of his grave and votes, and so lately
we've got to burying "em on the top of
the hill face down, #0 that the more the
corpse tries to dig out the deeper he
gets in the ground.”
“Oh, yes, 1 se,” said the English-
man, gravely. “IT make a note of
that for my book.”
A AI Mn
now thoroughly
HE NAD BEEN THERE.
It was the new reporter who had come
in covered with perspiration and dust
as the last form went down to the press
“Did it take you all day to do that
Park water works detail?” snarled the
city editor,
“Hash! Speak low,” whispered the
new * special ” in the C. E's ear. “Got
on to an A 1 suicide ont on the park—
defaleation, probably.”
“Creat Cmsar! And we've gone
press |” gasped the editor. *“'The after.
noon papers will get a beat on Ts
to-morrow.”
“Not much!" chuckled the reporter.
“I knew I couldn't get heve in time for
the last editics so I just queered the
find.”
“ What do, yon mean ?™
“Why, 1 dragged t'ss body into the
bushes and covered i% up with grass and
things. A bloodhound couldn't find it
Tomorrow we develop the claim aud
give ‘em n twe eclumn sensation.”
In tl
nature
i
i Wwe
an powes
fet ab out 600 mi
fete f
h of
waves of forty feet in height from er
to trough have been: observixl to so
the breakwater
Command. wr Dayman |
hos
ghost wa ves (
uty” feet, 4
them
a00 to
Dr
£1 sve
with greens
iin
& oroesh
measured the waves wi
socuracy on different «
March, 1848 he wrol e
CORKS
iv roof
I
a not
nificent.” Looking from the port pa be he
box, he says: [ Sound at least om
half of the waves which overtool
passed the ship were far above the ;
of my eye. Frequent, y 1 observed
ranger; (not seuminatod peaks
ing 100 yards, perhaps on one ov b
giders of the ship, the sea then coming
new rly right aft, which rose s yhigh above
the. visible horizon as {0 form an angle |
of’ imated at two or thre @ degrees,
thie distance of the wave sumiiils Was
# bout 100 yards from the ol server, This
measure of elovation was hy no means
uncommon, occurring, 1 slwuld think,
at least once in halfa-doven Waves
Sometimes peaks of crossing ov crests of
breaking seas womld shoot u,yward at
least ten or fifteen feet higher.” The
mean highest waves, not includ ng the
broken or acuminated crests, Dr. 5S. ore shy
estimates as rising about forty-tis ee feet
above the level of the hollow occu; died at
the moment by the ship.
SAI AA
THE PRINTER'S DEVIL
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It is surely a matte r of interest to know
With tears in his eyes the city editor
arose and fell upon his subordinate’s
“You are an honor to the professior ,”
he sobbed. “I'll see that your sa'ary
is increased two dollars amonth. 1 will,
by Jingo!”
A green printer, in setting » sme copy,
ran aoross the sentence, “—- «didn't say
» word for sn hour,” the first, word having
been ent off it in clippirg it from the
paper where it first appesred. He took
it to the foreman to #4 the word.
“What shall I put in there? he
ssked, when the foreman read it.
“Pat in ‘be,’ of course ; you don't
suppose ‘she’ would fit in such sen.
tence as thot, do yon?"
— a — —
whenoe originated the title * printer's
devil.” According to the legend, Aldus
Manutins, a printer of Vomioe, took a
a
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Harrisburg, Pa. six bottles will be sent « spress
paid.
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it does all that is clalimed,
it causes new prowil of ha im bald
bemds provided the hair follie are nod
dead. which is seldom the case; stores
natural color 1o gray or faded hair] pre
werves the sealp healthful and elear of
dandruff; provents the hair falling oll or
chairing colori keeps it soft, pliant, line
trows, ana causes it to grow Jong and
thick.
Hart's Ham Rexnwenr produces its
effects by the healthful influence of fis
vegetable ingredients, which fuvigorate
and rejuvenate, It is not a dye, and is
n delightful article for toilet use, Lone
talninz po nleobol, it does pot SY
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little negro boy, left behind by a mer
chant vossel, to assist him in his work.
It was soon rumored that Mamtius was
assisted by a little black imp, aud to
dispel the rumor, ho showed the boy to
the assembled crowd and said : “Beit
known in Venice that L, Aldus Manu'tius,
printer to the Holy Church and to the
Doge, havethis day made a public exp 08
ureof the printer's devil. All who thir k
he is not flesh and blood may come anc!
pinch him,” It is notre lated whether tho
people took advantage of this invitation
or not, but from that day to this every
respectable printing of loe has Tul ite
jeavine the hair harsh and brittle. as
other prepurations.
guckingham's Dyo
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