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ATTER A WHILE.
There, is a itranio sweet eolace In the
thought
That all the woes we suffer here below
Mar. as a dark and hideous garment
wrought
For us to wear, whether we will or not,
Be cast aside, with a relieving smile,
After a little while.
Only n while this vale of tears
With moans and tigbs shall htm our
devious way
Only a little wnila the grief that sears
And wrings and rends, shall gloat above
Us prey
And fade will likewise, every hollow guile,
After a little while.
What if we lose earth's pngeouts, fresh and
fair
The pride of morn, the sunset's gorgeous
fields.
Love's leaping pulse and the umcasurcd
share
That nature's largess for tho asking
yields
If death to brighter shores our soles exile
After a little while?
No mortal roaming, but hath cerlaius ends
Though far unto the ocean spuccs gray
Wo sail and sal), without a chart of friends,
Above the sky-line, faint and faraway,
There looms at least the one enchanted isle
After aJittle while.
Though over burning and inveterate sands,
To. seek the rlvcr'e mystic source, we
strain,
With parching lips, seorched feet and
blistered hands,
At last there rises one tho mountain
chain
That folds the fountains of ntir spirit's Kile
After a little while.
Oh, when our earrs come thronging thick
and fast,
With more of anguish than the heart can
bear,
Though friends desert, and, as the heedless
blast,
Even love pats by us with a stony stare,
Let us withdraw into some ruined pile,
Or lonely forest aisle.
And contemplate the never ceasicg change
Wherebythe processes of God are wrought,
And from our petty lives nur.snul enslrange,
Till, bathed in currents of exalted thought
We feel the rest that must our cares beguile,
After a little while.
CYRIL'SSUCCESS.
"I wish you would not do this, Doro
thy, dear." "Wouldn't do baiT' said
Dorothy, looking nt the speaker.
"Yoa know very well."
"Indeed I do not."
''Well, if I most be more explicit, I
wish yoa would not act with that that
Fonsonby. The way he stares at yon
and fixes yoa with bis eyes, is enough to
make a man forget his manuers."
'My dear Cyril, yon oin't be serious.
I have never beard yon so unreasonable
before."
"Unreasonable! Mr dear fiirl? Consid.
etlog wo are to be married so soon, and
all that, I really thought yoa woald not
objeot to a little advice from me,"
"Of course noL If I like it, I shall
always follow it. You know that,'
"Bat sorely, Dorothy, it can bo no
pleasure to go tbrongb rehearsal with
that lanky ftllo? '
"Well, you see, I am bound to act
now. This Is the sixteenth the tb;atrL
cal, come off ou the uiueleentb, aud only
three daya; bow could Lady lloduey pro
vide a substitute in that time? Aud be
sides, I woald like to."
"Oh, woald yoa? That of course settles
the quealiou."
"Why, Cjrll," exelalmed Miss Bobuu.I
do believe that you are jealoual"
"I am. It does not make a man par
tlcularly cheerful to know that the wo
man be lores is to be the object of an
other man's adoration for even an hour."
"Hut, my dear Ojril, it is only a
farce.'
"Bat. tnr dtr Psreth; I us as xst-
3 r f p j g
Si 5 p P P o 2
W R p o.
t J?HHaSH&
O u j t a
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mH I'g B 9
B lh I " 3 o g
P a P ? S'
2 m S
3 a W g.
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V n 2.
I e- g S
f3 g (OK
"L SL,
Live and let Live."
PA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1883.
on why it might not terminate in a
tragedy."
Miss Tdoban laugh.
"Even that," she says, "would be bet.
ter than nothing. Thu place h grown
dull sinoe the RtewarU loft, aud those
menatCoote halll'
"Look here, Dorothy, throw it up,"
says Mr. Disney, leaning over her chair,
and bending bis bead until bis fitoo was
very nar to bers, "for my sake.''
"Well, if yoa can bring me some fever.
I'll taW Iff lint T fin' sea sh.t-aa wnn'11 I
Ret it. as tbere'g nothing of the kind In
tflA U TM -1- A 11.-4
the pariib, and I'm conrinced that noth-
log leu coold sate me from this thing.
i - w vwaa wmvw ev v au ' tuu(i
'Then yon are quite determined not
jive it up?" BaYS Dlsnev. coldlv.draw-1
to give it up?" says Disney, coldly.draw
tug himself to bis fall height.
"I never was so detormlaed ia ray
life," says Miss Bohun, with some just
indignation. "I am remarkable for nsv
er saying 'no' to anybody. You yourself
have frequently told mo I bad the sweet
est nature in the world, and it is quite
too late to alter Lady Rodney's arrange
ments now."
"No docbt you are right, as von always
are. I'm sorry I can't' be present on the
mueicem, oat it is impossiDlo, as 1 snail
have business that will detain me about
that time."
"Very pressing bnsiness?"
"Yes, very pressing business."
"Afal'' says Miss llohun.
ntt. T.. t ...
When Disney bas been absent two
1 , , ... ,
change,
To have left Dorothy in the manner
e bad, seems to him now. to have been
be bad, seems to bim now, to have been
not only an unmanly, bat a most on
vnrtliv nlt,n
There is only one way out of it. He
will write to her, and humbly apologize
for bis condncL
The night passes wearily enough, and
is morning brings him no relief. He is
the morning brings bim no relief. He is
'till indescribably miserable, and sinks
into the belief that there is no balm in
Oilead for bis uneasy spirit
I be noxt day be crows even more des
perate, and finally decides that to-morrow,
come what may,be will metaphori
cally spenking tbron bimselfat ber feet
and implore forgiveness.
How slowly the train seems to move,
and bow Intolerable seems tbe delay at
each station to Disney, as tbe next morn
ing he travels on bis way to Brompley.
One balf hoar more, and be is fulfilling
tbe guard's demands for the shattered re
mains of bis mutilated licket.and awakes
to the fact that be bas actually arrived at
bis destination.
Hastily procuring bis baccasra. and
engaging tbe first car convenient he im-
medlntely proceeds to the ball. Arriving
there, be diamines the man, and, giving
bis luggftgo to the inestimable Williams,
be euters tbe bouse.
How good it seems to bim belno buck
again, and bow small by this time bave
Dorothy's sins grown In his eyes! After
all, bow could she dojll? He is sore, she
bated baving to do it And bow could
she refuse Lidy Rodney, after promising
to play ber part? And, besides, bow
many women act in private theatricals,
and why shouldn't Dorothy, who is evi
dently fitted by nature for that sort ot
sport? Aud wben one comes to think of
it dispassionately, there are few thing
so so innocent as little tableaux, and
little drawing-room pieces, and all tball
In fact, wben tbey are married, hr
doesn't see why they shouldn't have pri
vate theatricals once a- month. That
green room at Kingsmore is just lb"
place for a stage footlights aud drop
scenes, and so on.
He is getting positively enthusiaatlo
over the theatricals, which subiect has
carried bim as far as tbe drawiug-room,
when it suddenly occurs to bim that
Miss Bohnu Is not there, as the man bas
led bim to snppose,
No doubt she is in the conservatory.
which she so much affects. He nanses.
He thinks be will give ber a pleasant
snrprise, and cautiously moving sside
tbe curtain, that bn may not too rudely
break in npon tho reverie that is doubt
less filled with bim, be gazes npon the
little perfumed paradise beyond.
At first the linht dazzles bis eves. He
draws bis breath qnickly.snd then what
is It he sees? In the distance stands
Dorothy ber features eloquent, her eyes
alight, ber lips parted,. as a smile fond
and tender hovers round them.
Atberfoet kneels Fonsonbv. his hands
lightly clasped, bis whole attitude be
traying devotion tbe most intense.
Ltcd as Disney watches them, slricken
to the heart by Ibis cruel niclnre on
which he bas been so unwillingly intro
. . , , "
duced, a passionate outbreak of words
, - . , ,,
.omes from Ponsouby a lips.
omes from Ponsouby's lips.
"Darling," be says, "1 appeal to yon
for tbe last time, and implore von to li
is-
tea to rut I Do not, I beseeob yoa, Ut tbe
adoration of another" "Thai's me.
"
Disney esys, between bis compressed
it j .... ... i
lips) "blind yon to the nndvine love
off;r! On yoa are centered all mv hone
of future happiness! Do not sentence me
to a iMe-long despair, but say yon will
be miue!"
Disney waits with maddening impati
ence and beating heart for her reply.
It couiee very nervously from Doro
by's pretty Hps.
Her bead is bent modestly, and ber
bands lie passively in Fonsouby'a.
"How can I answer you?'' she says, In
distinct but wavering ascents. Aud yet
why should I not unburden my miud?
Truth is always best. My heart bee
long been In your keeping, and if yon
wish it, it is yours."
It Is too muobl Sick at beart, Disney
tnrns away, not caring to listen to words
evidently not meant for him to bear,
Tbe dreadful awakening bas come! All
hi dreams of blus bave been shattered
by this sudden and painfully unexpected
blow; and Dorotby. bis love, whom ba
bas believed as true as tbe angels,
nothing more in bis eyes now lhan
I
praetlcod flirt and beullus woman
ths -erldr
of
1.00
If
His first thought is to retnrn to the
city) bis next to remain, Has he not
beard somewhere 'second thoughts are
beat?' Ys be will remain, and see it
out to tbe bitter end; aud wben Ibis
loathsome play baa come to an end, lie
will tell her what he thinks of ber, and
bow she bas wilfully broken bis beart
and rained bis life,
At dinner be is compelled to meet ber;
bat everybody being present, bis exceed
ingly cold greeting passes unnoticed by
all TMn ls Tnnll,n CU. ...
not mistake tho change in his whole de-
Itri..... I.. iL. t a I
mean or. Where U the tender pressure
of bis band to which she bad become ao
v n UIVU DUB Ainu JCkUfllO nv
customed? Why did be come at all if be
is still filled with bitter Ihonohta? There I
still filled with bitter Ibonchls' There
is some faint oomfort In tbe remembrance
that sbo did not ask bim to return.
But what has become of the pressing
business? Why fans be come back in such
hot bsstt?
He carefully avoided her all tbe even.
ing and next morning at brenkfat ng, if
possible, more markedly cold and dis
tant toward her.
Kbe is saddened and disboartened;bnt
pride oomos to tba rescue,
She decide?
iu herself that she will show him bow
Utile she has taken to heart bis colduecs
and indifference.
Never before, nerbnes. na dnrlno thU
interminable day Miss Bohnu appeared
so gay, so bright, so fnll of life and
"piniaiauu yei in me soiiiuae or ner
, ,!,. j.., , , , ,
."vu,, nunc UiCWtUK ,Ur iUlH 1QOK
lees play, she shed many a bitter tear.
Al u,n8 0 cl00k th9 ontlain tlscs' The
Bt,est!' elllluselves in theirseatsand
At nine o'clock tbe curtain rises. The
prepare for anything.
Alias Itodoey, arrayed in a very tx
a,!," C06,nme. "D "om wortn, op-
P0J" bcfore lu8 alienee, simpering
"na 8rt"ll1,l! Bna doing her ntmtst to
lm"ate a real oonntess, while In
rc"Illy ,he od1 noced 'n resembling a
very inferior soubretto,
While Miss Faulkner, from the hall.
who is in private lifo ber Intimate friend
now makes a poor pretence of waiting
npon ber ai confidential maid, and ren
ders herself perfectly ridiculous by giv
ing Lerse If sufficient airs for a balf dozen
oountesses.
Both are a dlstinot failure. Everybody
tries to applaud, but disparaging remarks
fall lightly on.tho air.
The faint applause brines to life two
hardy veterans, wno, for some lime past
nave given themselves gratis to the open
arms of Morpheas, and have contentedly
reolined therein.
'I think Miss Rodev has a belter
ohance of getting off than the giil in
green," sleepily drawls number one.
'Do yon?'' replies number two. "Well
I'm not much of a judge about that sort
of thing; but my opinion is neither will
get off before the other. You see, my
dear fellow, when women aro born vlt'j
talent for acting like those two tw
tyros, they don't get easily sallied in
life."
Then the curtain draws on for the se.
cood time, and somebody comes slowly
on to tne stage) somebody who sets Cy
ril s palses swiftly throbbing.
It is Dorothy. She is very pale, and
ber eyes are little lancald: but she is
jnit a degree lovelier thau she ever was
oeiore'
Disney hardly hears how tbe play pro
gresses. Not a syllable makes itself
heard to bim; be can' only tell himself
how lovely she is looking, and that she
is false as she is fair..
Her eyes are on the ground: bat sud
denly some words strike npon bis ear-
words that bring back to him a scene
frausbt with crief and ancer. TT alnrla
and lifts bis bead, and for the first timA
eagerly regards tbe players.
Tonsonby is on bis knees before her.
He is holding her hands. Ills whole
attitude is an it was that fatal afternoou
in tbe conservatory. He is again pour
ing forth his soul in words of extrava
gant passion.
And then Dorothy's voice rises, clear
but ssd, and devoid of the warmth that
had characterized it daring tbe rehearsal.
"Mv beart has long been in your keen
ing, and if yoa wish It, it Is yours,"
As she fiulsbes ber speech she raise
her eyes and fixes them steadily, and
with keenest reproach, on Disney, who
returns ber gaze, with eyes full of con
trition.
Then the acene chances and Miss
Bohnm makes ber exit, amid applaud
ings loud and deep.
The courtaln drops; so. I may almost
say. does Ulsney. How bitterly be now
repenla bis unpardonable
jealousyl
nero auait ne Liue nimselt 1
L.i,... :.,, , ,, ,
otby a justly reproachful gaze
"L. ' ' " ...
Where shall be bide himself from Dor
Nothlug he can over do will make her
forgive bim of that fact be feels assured :
and be calls to mind tbe beonv davs
that bave been, "rememberance sits nnou
him like a ban ;' be feels "they should
beware who charges lay in love.'
"Yet in spite of bis despair, be deter
mines to make an effort to regain hisloat
position.
He will go to her. Rising suddenly.
be follows her to tbe green room, where
he knows she must be.
She is there, and alone.
"Dorothy," he says, eulrentlngly.
She turns with a start
"Canyon spare a few momcnU?"
'Otn you wait until tbe moraine, or
is it a matter oflilo aud death!" he
speaks very coldly.
"That your answer shall decide,'
"My answer?"
"Yes." Going op to ber he tales
both ber hands in his, and holding tuem
In a close clasp, says, eagerly; "Darling
i nave Deen a fool, a brute, everything
unpsrdenablel Anything yoa could say
to me would not be bard enough. I will
ro on my knees for your fornlveness. if
f" TTBrfnt Did r know
bk.lr,he a,e3r 1 have suffered I am cer
tain yon would."
j in iio. ,uk loan SDMI. '
"What! I shall die if too throw a
OTMlilsthii -I tbU ISand
a Year if Paid in Advance,
not paid in advance, $1,2,1
"Oh, no yoa won't-nqt a HUlo Wtl"
says Miss Bohum.
"But I assure you Ih&t I Willi" exolaimt
Disney. "Life would bo impossible
wiinoutyouj'
"Well, Lut you see, I bare promised
Mr. Fonsonby"
"To be bis wife?"
"No, not exactly that"
"Speak nnlcklt I" be says, in a low
lone. "Suspense is maddeninol"
"I bave promised to become a member
01 in 5 Aroiiatolcgloal Booiety,"gays,Dor.
othy,
..a
"And ooutdu't yon have said bo be
IViC
lief,
"
fore?" says Cyril with a deep sigh of rc-
Hjw could I whan Vnn VAM aalttnm
so dreadfully mad?"
Darling can yon fornive mv folli?'
coming still nearer in hor I-.
spcaktC
"There's such a crest deal of it isn't
there?" says Miss Bohum. "It villi tnVn
mo all my lima won't ii?"
"Net all. I trust. Soars me a lllllo.
ond I shall bo mors than conlont"
"Dearest Cyril." she savs. mlaobLv.
ously with a quick glaaco from under
her lung lasbei and iu ber rehearsal tone,
'my beart hss long been in vour keenlnir.
and if you wish it, it is yours."
"My lovo my darlincl" murmnrrd
Cyril posslonately.
Aud so
Soft eyes looked love to eyes which spake
attain,
And all went merry as a marriage bell."
Musicians are iu the habit of alnr.
ring some notes, bnl they all speak well
01 greenbacks.
The world is progressing. Lawyers.
even now, can go a fibbing and say they
cangui notmnc.
Wben a married man find Mmdi
looked ont at 2 a. in., he Vearrm fnr n
key to the situation.
The long winter evenings aro rantd.
lv annroachlncr mntlnrt it, ,tvAcAn,
Rood time to subscribe tor Tan Cabbon
aurocATE. uuiy si.00 n venr.
Thn HrpflVfnvtttAli I
The brrakfa'st bell salutes my cor:
Its cheerful tones ring loud and clear.
For me it used to sound In vain.
So great was my dyspeptic pain.
Pain Killub camo to my relief
And banished my dyspoplio grief.
Pais KiLI.cn made tne stronir and well
And now I'm glad to hear the breakfast bell.
Druggists sell Tunar Davis's Paix Kiu.kr.
Foots, wbo has lieuru that seentlals
are trying to discover how smell travels,
says it isn't bow smell travels that wor
ries htm so much as the way it sticks to
a fellaw- He says coffje doesn't seem to
do it a bit of good.
An exchange tells of a vonns ladv
who, after a happy marriage of six
mouths, ou being asked if she wee much
troubled with cold feet, simn ercd. hesi
tatingly, and with simplicity replied,
le-ycs, nut tbey re not my own."
Penetrated to the Bone.
Alderman .Itdin ItTtAr Tnmnin
avers that bt. Jacobs Oil will penetrate to
the bone and drive out pain. I know it.
for I havA triA it- flu l.t. !... 1. :
. ... . I ."".") VillJ.'Xfl,
time. '
It is tho sacaciou remark of a keen
observer of tourists, and be offers it to
tho traveling public, that you can gen
erally tell a uewly-married couple at tbe
nmner tnoie by the indignallon of tbe
husband when a fly alichts on the wife's
batter.
"I write this." said n man. adri.
ing a gentleman who owed him money,
"to inform you that you are a liar."
"Your postage 6lamp was wasted." tho
reply came, "as I knew that I was n Her
before I ever bad any business relations
wttn yoa.
EVERY Promisa backed h-r m,-..-.
lee. Acker'a Dyspepijj Tablets will give
mmcuiaie rciici. ITIce ZS A SO cts. Sold
by Dr. Horn, Lehighton, and K. A. Horn,
n cisspori.
It is estimated that oyer 600.000 tons
of paper are made in Ibh country every
year, and yet the man wbo shaves bim
self has to hunt around for oyer fiftei n
minutes before he can find a piece tl at
be daro wipe bis lather upou, sadly enys
a man wbo evidently knows bow it is
himself.
Tm CllIl.nt.V LUK It. It la nlenunl In
take, and nflbrds immediate relief we re
er to JADWIN'8 TAU SYRUP. For sale
at Tbomea' drug store.
A succession of direful shriek Is
heard on tho fir6t floor. Vond mother:
'What Is tbe matter with BHIv?" Colored
servant: "Please, ma'am. ,. i ,-rrir.n
about tbe jew berries." ''He cau't bave
any more. lie bas had four saucersful
already." "Dem is de berry ones he is
whooping about. He's all swollen op."
Owenton, Ky. Iiev. J. N. Berk, eaye:"I
hayo used Brown's Iron Bitlersand consider
it one of the best Ionics sold."
Lever, tbe novtlistnoticlng tbat tbe
band of a woman wbn was bringing him
some tea at a small country hotel shook
tremulously, kindly said to ber, "I am
sorry to see Biddy, thai you have a weak
ness in yoar hand." "Ob, your honor,"
she replied wilh a glance of itid.-sciiba-ble
burner, "tbe weakness is not in my
hdud. but instils tbe lay. pot.
An elastic step, buoyant spirits, snd clear
romplexiou, are among the many desirable
results ol pure blood. The possetsor of
healthy blood bss his faculties at command,
and enjnva a clear and quick perception,
which is impossible when the blood Is
heavy and sluggish with Impurities. Ayer's
Sarsaparills is the best blood purifier and
vltalixer known.
It is said the spots on tbe sun cants
the cj clones, but this oau hardly be, lor
tbe cyolnue knocks the spots off evriy
thing it comes near. Herein istledif
fereuce between cause and effect' for tbe
cause, the spot is on tbe sun, hut tbe ef
feet is seen on tbe spot. This is bad,
we know, bat it is no worse than tbe cyclone-Avoid
cheap goads. Tho Hop Flatter
cues pains and achea whsre other plasters
simply rslieys, li els. at all drug stores.
Subscribe Jor 'be Atvici!. orsl."
e 1' llu a -ear.
The Carbon Advosata,;
An Independent Family Jfewswpee- -Published
every tATOHDAV, U c
Uldshlvn, Carina Co.,Fe., Ijy "
lAftiiY Tt PWHXWiwnaaszzssi
otnrs-iiA.VKWAY, a abort dial sue sbe
the LdilRh Valley It. It, Depot.
Terms: $1,00 per Annnm in Aer
'- s
Job PririifiiJs
AT VKItt LOW PBIOKtt. Stl
BEVEHAL KINDS' OF aiB.Lt, -
Ou to s moat iutertMtlng topks Hril
"Merchant Trayeler" glTes tba (oMqwlwji. H
pointers;
A good girl to have --G il Valioi or, -A
disagreeable girl Ant-U Mee'tr;
A fighting girl rlitUe Mag 3L -.
Not a Christian girl UVttte R.Mt)ff , :
a sweet r:w -Carri Iti 1 -
A very plcasan'. gIrl-Huuie Rovty, ir -
A "summer iitl" Hln Uujbs, r- ju&TT
A sick girl-Sal'le Vle, , - ,
A smooth gltl- Amelia Rate, , -
A Bsedy girl-Cora Andsy, , t 4
One of the best girls-Ella 085,, ,
A dear case E. Luoy Date,, r ,
A poemelylcal girl -polly.Goo,
A flower gltl-Rhoda Dtudron, , rt j
A musical girl Sarab Nade,
A profonnd girl Mete Physlci, '
A star girl -Met Orio. '
A oliugiog girl Jessie Mine, ' '
A nervous girl Hester leal.
A musical girl Calie Sthenics, -
A lively girl Aunie Mutiou, 1 x'
An uuccrtaln girl Eva Ntseept, 4' a
X sad girl-Ell id, '
AserenoRlrl Mullle Fy. "
A groat big Ritl-E lie Fbaut
A warlike glfl Millie Tnry, '
The best girl of all Your own,
Cod.irus, Pa. Hev. J. D. Zehrlnisayii
I was paralvjod in mv rteht 'side. Thi
ue ol Brown's Iron Bitters enabled me
wolk," ,
One wLo knows says that, la tbjT
country, they blows born before dinner;
bat in town they take one. ' '
-If joussk a luld-bcaded roarih'w
he would prefer to bo upholstered, bi 'II
likely 1 x.iresi a desire for mo'balr 011 tlV
top of his head.
A four-leggod boy baby b bV-j) ' '
born in that lnud of wonderful events. "
Qjorgia. Ho will be a lightning double "
clog performer if be lives.
Now that the excitement' raised by 1
tbe Frince Napoleon has died out we
suppose nothing short of a new cirr-
jilce would wake Europo from ber fane .
ed security.
. 11
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Croup,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Inci
pient Consumption ana lor the
relief of consumptive persons in
advanced stages of the Disease-
Sold by all Druggists, rnce 525 c,
SCROFULA
and nil scrofulous dUonscs, 8ores, Jlryslpe-
las, Kc2t'ma, lllotehes, ltlnguomi. Tu
mors, Carbuncles, Holla, and Eruptions
of the Skin, are llio direct result of an
lnipuro state or tbe blood.
To cure these diseases tho blood must bo
purified, and restored to a healthy mid na
tural condition. AVKIl'S SAUSA1-AIIII.I.A 1ms
for over forty jears lceii recognised by emi
nent medical authorities as the most pow
erful blood purlflor in oxlstcnce. It frees
the system from nil foul, humors, enriches
and strengthens the blood, removes all traeea
of mercurial treatment, and proves Itself a
complete muster ot all scrofulous diseases.
A Ttecent Cure of Scrofulous Sores,
"Soma mouths ago I was troubled wltb
scrofulous sons (ulcers) 011 my legs. Tho
limbs wera badly swollen aud inflamed, and
the sores dbclmred largo quantities of
olfenslvo matter. Every remedy 1 tried
failed, until I usod A villi's Saiisatakilm,
of which 1 havn now lnl.cn three bottles,
with tbe result that tho sores are healed,
and my general health greatly Improved.
I feel ery grateful, for tbe good your
mcdicino hns uono me.
Yours respectfully, Mus. Ajrs O'niti.tx."
HS Sullltun St., New York, June 24, ISSi.
t3T All persona Interested nre Invited
to call 011 Mr. O'llrlnnt also upon llie
Itev. Z. P. Wllils of 7H Knat 54th Street,
New York City, who will take pleasure
In teHtlfylliff to the wonderful Wllcacy nf
Ayer'a harnapnrllla, not only In the cure
of this lady, hut In hie own cnae and
many others Mlthlii tils knot, ledge.
The wcll-knowntrrier on tht Botton lltraM,
B. W, Ball, ot llochattr, Jt'M., writes, J una
7, mn
" Having suffered severely for some yean
with Eczema, and having failed to llud relief
fromoihcr remedies. 1 have made use, during
tbe put threo months, of A vnu's Sausai-a-iiilla.
which has cllecled a cvtiipltlt rurr,
I consider It n magnificent remedy for all
blood diseases."
Ayer's Sarsapariila
stimulates and regulates the action of the
digestive aud nhMmltut've urgans. renews
and strengthens the vital forces, and speedily
cures ltheumnllsm, Neumlgln, ltlipiim
tlc. flout, Catarrh, fieneral Debility, and
all diseases nrislng from an Impoverished or
corrupted condition of tbo blood, aud a eak
encd vitality.
It Is Incomparably tbe cheapest blood medi
cine, on account of its concentrated strength,
and great joivcr over disease.
mnpAREu nv
Dr. J. C.Ayor&Oo., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all I)ru;;htj; price 81, six bottles
for So.
03 y
mm
SE3 3 5
w,elt 1s,,e at home by tie In .
.H dustrlous. Hen tniinai. now be
.J S aw f..re the public. U.ipltsl not
needed. ie will stsrt )ou. Nn,
women, boys and girls wanted everywhere 10
work for us. Now Is the time. Yoa can work
In spare time, or kIto your whole Mmt 19 lbs
business. No other business will pay you
nasrly so well. Mo one can fall to mssa etor.
tooua pay. by engaging at ones Co: ty out
fit and tersis free- Miev made flitVti
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