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The reddest Hp turn blue.
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THE SIEfiEJF BERLIN.
Wo cro passing up the avenuo of the
f'liamps Klysees with Dr. V., tracing in
the 'walls tiiklleil by sliolls and the pave
incuts torn by grape shot the story of
I'aris besieged. As wencarod tho llond
Point do l'Ktollo the doctor jiansed, and
pointing to one of those great corner
houses ho showily grouped aroutul the
Arc dc Triomphe: . -
'Do you see," he said to trie, "those
four closed windows above that balcony'
During the. (list days of that terrible
August of 1870 I was called Ihero for
case of apoplectic stroke. It was the
residence of Colonel Jouve, a cuirassier
of tho first empire, his head turned w ith
glory anil patriotism, who at the begin.
uing of the war had come to lodge In
Champs Klysees, In an iiparlinent with a
balcony, to bo ptctent at the triumphal
return of our troops, l'oorold mauITlic
news of AVisscnibourgcaineto him as he
was rising from Ihe table. As he rend
the nanio of Napoleon at the foot of tliv
bulletin of defeat he fell stricken.
"1 found tho old cuirassier stretched
upon lltu carpet, his faco flushed and
dull, as If from Iho blow of a club.
Erect, ho must havo been very tall;
prostrate, he seemed Immense. Fine
features, super!) teeth, a llccce of wlilto
curls, eighty years which seemed sixly.
Xcar hhn knelt his granddaughter, all
In tears. She resembled him. Side by
side they seemed two beautiful Greek
medallions, struck from tho same die.
The one, antique, carth-slalned, with
the contour a little worn, the othcr; re
splendent and clear, with all Iho bril
liancy and velvety luster of the now im
pression. "The grief of Ihis child touched me.
Her father was on the staff of Mae Million
and the linage of this old man strelihcd
before her worked In her mind another
Image not less terrible. I reassured her
as best I could, but at heart I held little
hope. We had n caso of out-and-out
paralysis of one side, and at eighty that
Is not readily recovered from. During
three dayB,ln fact.the old man remained
in the samo state of mottonlo&s stupor.
It was at this moment that tho news of
lleichsoffen arrived at Paris. You recol
lect In what a strange fashion. Until
evening wo all believed In a great vletory
0,000 Prussians killed; tho prince
royal a prisoner. I do not know by
what miracle, what magnetic ctirront,an
echo of this national joy reached our
poor deaf mute In the grasp of his para
lysis, hut that evening, on approaching
his bed, I found no longer the same man.
The eye, was nearly clear, the tongue less
heavy. Ho had tho strength to smile at
me, and stammered twice:
" 'Vio-to-ry?" '"'
" 'Yon, colonel, a great victory I'
"And ns I gave him the details of the
splendid success of MaoMahon I saw his
featul-es relax.
"When I went out tho young girl was
awaiting me, pale and erect, before tho
door. Sho was sobbing.
" 'But he is saved I bald to nor, tak
ing her hands.
'The unhappy child had hardly tho
courage to answer roe. The true news
of KelehsotTen hud just been posted
MaeMnhon in Might; the whol army
eru ihcd. Our eyes met in consternation.
She was thinking of tier father. I wu
trembling, thinking of the old man.
Surely he would not resist this frtsb
shock. Km what wan to be done,
i Leave him bis joy, the Illusions which
had brought bin) back to life? But them
it would be ne. essary to deceive hhn
'V,-r -.-.n r hi:1 ! r-r.L ; m? ,.ni
the hereto jjul, quitsly wijig way tta
rajcoBspi
It" c1 D
mm
tears, and,all radlant,sho went back Into!
her grandfather's room. . j
It WHS U IIUIU U151V WIlltJL ff,HC,lliu
token upon herself. For a few days nil j
went well. The old man was feeble,and
he let himself bo misled like a chlldi
But with reluming health his ideas be
came clearer. It was necessary to keep
him informed of the movement -of the
armies, to prepare military bulletins. for
him.. It was really pitiful to see this
beautiful girl bent night Uud day over
her map of Germany, pricking Out little,
flags, forcing herself toconlblno a whole
glorious campaign. Iiazalne' "directed
upon Berlin, Frossard in Bavaria, Mao
Mahon on tho Baltic. For all tills She
asked my advice, and I aided bora's
much as I could, but it was the grand
father after all who helped us mosliiV
this Imaginary Invasion, He had con
quered Germany so many times uiidc'r
tho first empire? lie know In advance
all the moves, 'Now, there's where
they're going. That's what they'll do..'
And his predictions wcru always real
ized, which gave him no little pride-.
"Unfortunately It was in vain that wo
took cities, gained battles vie novcr
went fast enough for htm. That old
man was insatiable.' Kach ddy when'I
arrived 1 learned of a How 'feat of arms.
Doctor, wo have taken Maycnc'e,'
the young girl would say, approaching
me with a heartbroken sirille, and" I
heard through the door a joyous voice
which cried out to me: 'We're getting
on I We're getting on I In eight days we
shall enter Bcrlinl' At that moment the
Prussians were not more than eight days
from Paris. We questioned, at first
whether it would not bo better to re
move him to the country; but onru out
ot doors, tho statu of Franco would havn
revealed all to him, and I deemed him
still too feeble to be bewildered by his
great shock, to permit him to know the
truth. It was decided to remain.
"The first day of the investment of
tho city 1 went tip'to their apartment, I
recollect, very much moved with that
anguish of heart which was brought to
us all by the closed gales of Paris; the
battle under the walls, oursubtitbs be
came frontiers. I found Iho good man
jubilant and proud.
" 'Kb bleu,' ho said to me, 'the siege
has commenced, then.'
"1 looked at him stupefied.
" 'What, colonel, you know?"
"Ills granddaughter turned toward
me:
"Ahl i'es, doctor, it Is the great
news. The siege of Berlin has .com
menced.1 "She said that plying her needle with
such a tranquil little air. How could he
suspectVanythlng? Ho could not Jiear
the cannon of tho forts. This unfor
tunate Paris, desolate and upturned, he
could not, see! What lie did see from
his bed was a panel of the Are do Tri
omphe, and In his room, about him, a
complete bric-a-brac of the first empire,
w ell calculated to maintain his illusions.
Portraits of marshals, engravings of
battles, the king of Homo in baby dress;
then the great stiff side-tables orna
mented with copper trophies, loaded
with imperial relies, with medallions,
bronzes, a fragment of the rock of St.
Helena under glass, various miniatures
of tho same lady, all becurled in ball
costume, with a yellow robe, mul ton
leg sleeves and clear eyes; and all this
the side-tables, tho king of liome, Ihe
marshals, the yellow ladies with the
high shoulders and short waists, of that
awkward stiffness which was the grace
of 1800 It was this atmosphere of vic
tories and conquests, even moie than all
that wo could say to him, that made the
bravo colonel bclievo so naively In the
siege of Berlin.
"From this time we found our mili
tary operations much simplified. Taking
Berlin was now only a matter of patience.
From timo to tlmo when the old man
worried too much a letter from his son
would bo read to him an Imaginary let
tor, of course, as nothing now entered
Paris, and as since Sedan the aides-de-camp
of MneMnhon hail been sent to a
fortress in Germany. You can imagine
tho despair of that poor child, without
news of her father, know ing him to be a
prisoner, deprived of everything, sick
perhaps, and herself obliged to make
him speak in joyous Jetters.alittleshort,
as a soldier on the Held would write, al
ways advancing into the conquered
country. Sometimes strength failed her;
weeks would pass wit-bout news. But
the old man grew restless and no longer
slept. Then there quickly arrived a let
ter from Germany, which sho came aud
read to hint gayly by his bedside, repres
sing her tears. The colonel listened re
ligiously, smiletUignKicantly, approved,
criticised, explained to us tho confused
rwissagoB. But finost of all wcro (he an
swers, ho sent to his 6on. 'Xever forget
that you are French,' he would say to
him. 'Bo generous with tho poor peo
ple. Do not make the Invasion too bur
densome.' And there were interminable
recommendations, admirable preaching
on respect for the proprieties, tho polite
ness duo to ladles a regular code of
military honor for the use of conquer
ors. There were also general considera
tions on politics, tlio conditions of peace
to be imposed on the vanquished. On
this point I am bound to say bo was not.
exacting. ,
"Repayment of the cost of the. war
and nothingmore. Whatgood Intaking
their provinces? Can you take France
out of Gcrmanv'i"
"He dictated this in a firm voice, .and
there wusiticheandirln his words,stiei
a beautiful, ixttriotte faith, that it was
impossible to listen unmoved.
"Meanwhile the siege, was constantly
advancing. Xot that ol Berlin,' alas! It
. i , . . , ij
I bombardment, of the epidemic, of the
: fcuuine, ht, thanks, to our care and
effort tc tht tmUfatitfabJn uuderpera
that miLjndi .! in Mtjofthe
c' i 'ij i ri v s.-- ii I ' i i . r ii d
Up to tie iistlwas a bio t j net watte
bca",.lpr. him and fresh meat. It wns
only for him, indeed; and you cannot
Jnjagtno anything more touching thatt
those Innocently selfish breakfasts of tho
grandfather the old man on his bed
fresh ai)d -smiling, the napkin tucked
under his chin; near him his grand
daughter, a little pallid front privations,
guiding his hands, . giving him drink,
helping . Jilm to, cat nil these forbidden
good things, Thcn,f animated by tho
meal, in the comfort of his warm room,
Jho winter wind without, the snow tos
sing about his wilidowsjthe old cuirassier
.recalled his campaigns in the north.aud
rccounted to us for the hundredth time
tlutt terrible retreat from liussla, when
there was nothing but frozen biscuit and'
Jiorsollesh to cat,
. " 'Do yuu understand that, little one?
Wo ato horseflesh.'
"Did she understand It! For two
months she had eaten nothing else.
. "From day to day, however, in pro
portion as convalescence approached our
task with the sick man grow more, dllli
cult. That dulling of all his senses
which had served so well lliitll then com
menced to disappear. Two or three
times already the tcnlble broadsides of
the rortts Maillot had niadc him start
.with, cars erect like a hunting dog. We
had.to 'iuvent a last victory of IJazalno
under tho walls of Berlin, and salutes
Tired, in honor of It on the Hospital of
tho Invalldes. Anothcr'day, when his
bed had bcen pushed near the window
,it was, I think, the Thursday of Bu.en-
val he saw plainly the national guards
.who formed in theavenuoof the Grande
armee.
".'What troops are these?' demanded
tho old maut and wo heard him grum
bling between his teeth: "Bad drill!
bad drill 1'
"lie said nothing more about It, but
wo saU' that henceforth wo would havo
to take great precautious. Unfortunate
ly, there were not enough taken.
"One evening as I came in the girl
came to mo very much troubled.
" 'To-morrow they enter,' she .said to
me.
"Was the door of the grandfather's
room op'on? Tho tact is on thinking of
It since T recall that he had that evening
an extraordinary expression. It is
probable that he had heard us. Only
we spoke of the Prussians, and he, good
man, was thinking of tip; French, for
whose triumphal 011(17 1"' 'ia,l waited so
long. MacMahou coming down the
nvcmiu aiiiid flower.", the flourish of
tntmpetsjhls son by the side of the mar
shal, and he, tho old man, on his bal
cony in full dress uniform as at Ltttzen,
saluting tho torn flags and the eagles
black w Ith powder.
"Poor rather Jotivcl He doubtless
llililglncd that we wished to prevent his
witnessing the naradc of our troops in
order to guard him from too great emo
tion, so he carefully refrained from
speaking of It lo any one, but 011 the
mnriow, at the very hour that the Prus
sian battalions advanced cautiously on
the long road which led from the Porte
Maillot to the Tulllerles, an upper win
dow was gently raised, and the colonel
appeared 011 Ihe balcony with his helmet
his great saber, his glorious old uniform
of. the cuirassiers Mllhaud complete. 1
still wonder what effort of will, what re
bound of life, thus put him upon his
feet and Into uniform. What Is certain
is that ho was there, erect behind tho
railing, astonished at finding tho iivenuo
so wide so still tho blinds of the
houses closed, Paris desolate as a great
pest house, flags everywhere; but, so
slngutar, all white with red crosses, and
no one to meet our soldiers.
"For a moment he could believe him
self mistaken. Hut no! down there be
hind the Arc do Triomphe there was a
confused noise, a black lino which ad
vanced in the rising light. Then little
by little tho spikes of the helmets
flashed, the Utile drums of Jena began
to beat, and under the Are do 1'FtoIle,
Its rythm marked by tho heavy tiampof
the sections and the clash of sabers
burst forth tho triumphal march of
Schubert.
"Then In the gloomy silence of the
place, there was heard a cry a terrible
cry 'To arms! To arms! The Prus
sians!' And the four Uhlans of Ihe ad
vance guard could see up there, on tha
balcony a tall old man stagger, and,
waving his arms, fall rigid.
"This time Colonol Jouve was indeed
dead."
SouthernExposition.
Special to the CAttrios Advcate.
LOUISVILLE, August SS, IS&V
Louisville has at times past seen some
exciting days, but Saturday's demon
stration double discounted the largest
time ever yet experienced. Tho people
of the city Justly recognle tho import
ance and magnitude of the Southern
imposition, and they right loyally cele
brated tho annual opening of her doors
to the public
At 0 a. m., sharp, every bell in tnc
city rang out "this opening day!" and
every steam whistle answered "we are
ready!" The booming of cannons added
to the noire of the whistle Rnd bell, and
the holiday shout of tho children un
settled the every-day businoss man, me
chanic and laborer to such an extent
that they closed their doors, dropped
thnir tools, ceased their work and pro
ceeded todocor.it their homos, and dodi
cate themselves to a day of pleasant and
proittabla enjoyment.
''KU 1 p. m., the procession began
forming at the court bouse, first about
00 stajwsrt police, lod by three patrol
wagons, passed 'before Gov. Knott In
review, who stood in the baucer i.urid,
I wiun mime aue ufc qvpa-ruucai, asm nvxt
, the Lonisrtllo Legion, tfvtng tho tmnrt
same prise flg won by then in Molil.
The proeestlon, commanded by Oen.
Catleui:irt, w&ivhed to tb KxpostMon
b-ii!dir.s, h n. h ibsandi- "i ' (..n'f h 1
s-,1.. V.:
Miux UaU was acady U.ic.1 with
about C,000 people, and several thous-1
and more formed a hugh fringe, as It ,
were, around the outside of this copious
RUdltoilum. The Governor, Mayor, j
President and Board of Directors of the 1
Exposition, Hon, John Young Brown, '
tho orator of tho day, and a few others j
inviicu oy 111c prcsiucut, occupieu niu
stage or rostum. Your correspondent
was honored witli a position upon tho
stage aud had a good- chance to study
the faces of a largo Louisvllc audience.
And right here I want to say that It was
a very handsomo anil intelligent gather
ing, and again, I saw at tho Exposition
on last Saturday, mora beautiful ladles,
well-dressed, well-behaved, and well
shaped than It was ever my pleasure to
witness befors in a crowd of tome 2C,
000 people, Indeed, if I were not a
married man well, I am dlsgresslug,
and will come back to Music Hall, whcio
we find that prayer lias been offcied by
the Uev. Dr. Broadtts, and that Mayor
Iteed has introduced Gov. Knott, who,
in a few very choice sciitencos upon tho
subject of the Power of Mind over Mut
ter, as illustrated by tho beautiful ex
hibits collected here, formally nnd offi
cially declared amid deafening appluitse,
the Southern Exposition for 1S8." open.
Col. Kelley then introduced Hoii. J.
Young Brown, who- delivered tho ora
tion for tlio occasion. He is a very fine
."poaker, with a commanding personal
appearance, and during tho course of
his address was frequently applauded.
He referred in feeling terms to General
Grant. In eulogizing tho result of
skilled labor and its direction, lie made
tho singular expression that ho "would
rather bo tho engineer of tho Brooklyn
bridge than Vice Presldcnt'of the United
States." Why he selected the Vice
President In connection with his com
parison was not explained. Tho whole
exorcises were short and impressive.
After hearty hand-shaking aud con
gratulations upon tho great success at
tending the opening, the stage w as taken
possession of by Damrc-eh's orchestra
of about fifty pieces, and ono of tlio fin
est concerts over listened to In this or
any other city was given. Another grand
conceit by tin; same orchestra, which, If
given in any opera-house, $1.00 admis
sion would be charged, attracted a huge
audience in the evening.
Never on opening day before, has an
exposition been ready. The Centennial,
after neatly three years of preparation,
failed to bo in shape on May 10, 1$"0, al
though her doors were at that time
opened. New Orleans' World's Fair was
worse yet postponed the date fifteen"
days, and should havo done so for an
other year to have gotten into proper
condition and training. Tho public
generally were greatly surprised at find
ing all exhibits In place, machinery run
ning, and attendance complete, at noon
Saturday, when the steam was turned
011.
Tho decorations are very e!aborate,and
Hags and banners of every nation on
earth are gracefully hung, and iloatlm,
from every post and pillar. Tlio "trade
mark" of each State, neatly executed,!
hung in Music Hall. The beautiful
park of some forty acres, with its small
lakes, pleasant walks, abundant shade
trees, and convenient scats, affords ii
very desirable retreat for the weary visi
tor.
It is estimated that fully 2.",000 pw
pin were In attendance Saturday, nnd
that about one-half were, citizens ot
Louisville. Karly In tho morning ex
cursinn trains began coming in, and
probably 10,000 people, who live at least
within a distance of ,",00 miles of this
city, did honor to the opening of the
Southern Exposition by attending. Be
It sail to tho credit of the management
that they refuse to open up on the Sab
bath, and yesterday (Sunday) was a day
of genuine rest, enjoyed by even body
but the poor newspaper correspondent.
One of the novel features of this Expos
ition is a newspaper display occupying
over tl.OOO square feet, where nearly all
the representative publications ot tho
United Slates aro on tile, and can be
examined or read by either visitors or
exhibitors. Nearly every visitor can
find ills homo paper on file.
OEN. U. S. GHAUT'S HCTUREe.
Do not read this notice, unless joit care tn
reau 11 proi'mmim wnirji, u yon accepi, win
cost 5 "u MiinelhiiiK. I nine an tnpravlnit
made from an oil "palntlne by a celebrated
artist ot lien. Oram, torwhlohhesatshorllv
aller his trip around Urn world. Ills In tho
opinion of critics the best picture ot tho
leadllereln exlstance. Jhe price of the
eiiBrnvIiiK, Indies, on very hfaw steel
rngratlnc boairt. Is One Dollar and Twent)
flic cents i31.2S', postage paid by me. ho
iiiurougmy inn 1 coniincrii 01 me vauio 01
the cnnravlnh as a work ot ait, and Its ap
preciation b the nubile, that I will mail to
anv address In the U'. S., ron iNsrr.cunx,
onn ci'pv, packed in a heavy pa tier boi, upon
ri'i'plnf nf ?!v In ht.imm tn nuv itntuin unrl
packing, upon tho condition that Hie parly
recoiviuB aume srnu mo u.m- uui.i.au
1SI10) upon receipt e( enaiavuig II It Is
sallsliictory. or return Iho picture 10 mc If It
Is not considered worth fully the price asked.
1 h.n e also a ery handsome Cabinet I'lioio.
ot t!en. (irant, hand ilntshert, which t will
niall on receipt nl :6e. ,'n album is complete
without one. J.lberal arrangements will be
made with agents. Write for terms and
price list.
Address William Dicxsoy, rnblisher.
Box 32, Chicago, Jll, Ati. IS-w-lO.
TOO GOOD FOR A SALESMAN.
Dry goods merchant "So, 6lr, you
think you could leatnto become a sales
man?" "Yes, sir,"
"Well, supposing you were waiting on
that man and his wife over at the lice
counter. What would you do first?"
"I should hold up tlio bost piece of
lace in the stock and ask lis ruin if he
didn't think it becoming to his daugh-,
ter"s style of beauty.
"Well, what then?"
"Oh, nothing. The woman -would
take care of the rest of It."
"Young man, I don't want you for a
clerk. I want yon for a partner."
WidciwioaKUun-'li my husband
I happy in live ipisil tatd'
I "Ym; perfectly tc, mattem. Ii ha
everything bit loal dMirt."
"Then, thank hetwan, he'ev-fot H
!ai)"
"f; t w L i;. 1.1a lam?"
.0;ollvv."
A white boy a,sked a negro why. ho
had such a short nose. "1 'spectssq It
wont poke Itself1 into other people's
business,"
A rose busli is thought to bo ex
ceedingly medest, but yet It wants tho
earth.
Poor Follows 1
Prostrated, debilitated, cnfocbled,
they feel as If they wcro hardlv Worth
picking up. They would hardly give
the toss of a bright penny for a chance
of a choice between life and death. But
even such forlorn pcodle can be renewed
by rho use of Brown's Iron Bitters. It
vitalizes the blood, tones the nerves,
and renovates the. Mr. Isaac C. Weed,
Burr's Mills. O., says: "I used Brown's
Iron Bitters for general weakness, and
it helped me greatly."
A youug man who recently took
unto himself a wife, says he didn't find
it half so hard to gel married as he did
to gut the furniture.
A dentist does not always have
fair sailing, Sometimes ho runs against
a snag,
Shiloh's Vltallzcr Is what you ueed
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dlz
zlnoss' and all symptoms of Dyspepsia,
Price 10 and 75 ceut:i per bottle. Sold
by W. V. BIcry, Weissport, Dr. C. T.
norn i-ciiiginon.
Cioui). Whooulus Coush and Bron
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure Sold by . F. liiery Weissport,
Dr. C. T. Horn Lelilgliton.
I hat liacklm; Cottsh and can be so
quickly cure by Shiloh's Cure. We
gatiranteo It. Sold by B. F. liiery Weiss
port, Dr. 0. T. Horn, Lohighton.
Will you suffer with dysiiopsl.i and
lier complaint? Shiloh's Vltallzcr Is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by W. F.
uiery, eissport, Lir. v. T. Horn, I.e
hlghton, Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
tho remedy for you. Sold by . F.
BIcry, Weissport, C. T. Horn, Lehigh
ton, Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarth
licinedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal injec
tors free. Sold by . F. liiery, Weiss
port, C. T. Horn, Lelilgliton.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price L'5 ccuts.
Sold by . F. lliory Weissport, Dr.
C. T. Horn Lelilgliton.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure is sold by us 011 a guarantee. It
cures Consumption. Sold by W. F.
BIcry Weissport, C. T. Horn Lehigliton.
Jones mixes a little suthln' In his
water, because, ever since the deluge,
freli water tastes so much of drowned
sinners.
We find many tilings of which the
prohibition of them constitutes Ihe only
temptation.
Dr. Frazer's Magic Ointment.
A sure euro for all bolls, burns, sores,
cuts, flesh wounds, sore nipple, hard
and eoft corns, chapped llp and hands.
Price i0 cents. Sold by druggists. Wil
liams M'fg. Co., Prop's., Cleveland,
O. Sold by Thomas, the druggist.
A little kiss, a llttlo bliss, a little
ring It's ended. A little Jaw, a Utile
law. and Io! the bonds aro rendered.
Motto of a dude then; is 160111 at
the top.
Dr. Franor'o Root Bitters.
Fraier's Boot Bitters are not a dram
shoji beverage. But are strictly medi
cinal In every sense. They not strongly
upon the liver anil kidneys, keep the
I WlU'ftlc lllilll 1 tut l.lirlllnl nlmilitA tlin
"'" ,T vsj iv min 1 . iiiiii 1 r "J lilt
blood and syteiu of every Impurity.
Sold by druggists, Sjl.OO. At Thomas'
ilritg store.
Any old bachelor will shriek for a
better half, when a counterfeit f0-cent
piece is slloed olf on him.
Opening of the season uncovering
the mustard.
Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo.
Tho best salt u in Ihe world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuem, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, ehllhlands,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed lo give perfect sntsf ac
tion, ormoney refunded. I'rice 2." cents
per box, at T. 1). Thomas'.
A man dreamed recently (I1.1t his
aunt was dead. The dieamed proted
true. Ho tiled the same dream on his
molher-ln-law, but it didn't work.
Have your Job Work dime at this
otlico. Prices low nnd good woik,
An Answer Wantel.
Can any one bring us jcaseof Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Hitters
will not speedily euro? Wo say thoy
can not, as thousands of cases already
permanently cured and who are daily
recommending Electric Bitters, will
prove. Brlghl's Disease, Diabetes,
We-ik Back, or any minary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blcod,
regulate the bow els, and act directly on
the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
antced. Tor sale at 60c. a bottle, by T.
D. Thomas.
The crying baby at a public meeting
is like a good suggestion: it ought to be
carried out.
The butcher should always be
placed on joint committees.
"I have advised my daughter to try
it, and she is doing so." He further
says: "I called on you about six weeks
ago sick with bilious disease. You
gave me a bottle of Dr. Kennedy's Fa
vorito Itemed) and It set me all right.
I want, niorp. nf it 11 Thus wrltfu. .1 man
who lives In T.nhpiv Me.. In llii. nronrlA. t
tor. We are sure of hearing favorably
from the lady, for this preparation is
exactly tultcd to troubles from which
women so often suffer. Also for little
children.
WK. ia ItArin a mjfii, fA-l
Because he eats best when he hxts't a 1
bit in his mouth. 1
A weak back with a ss-ea:v, aching
lame-nets over tho hips, is a slgu of di
spensed kidneys. Use the best ktdocy
curative known which is Burdock Blood
Bitter..
Some lawyers can't sleep; they lie'
on (Hie side then turn over a Ml lie on
the other
Tx. yov w-sfc 1 bt-msljul eonMbxiecV
Ihso use Aycr's.raaparilhv lie!--.r.ii
uxt purines the, blcod, and ibrby ft-
mores blotches and pimple from the !
skin, waking It smooth and clter, and j
giving it a bright and healthy appear-;
s
THF at
m
BE5t:TPNG. ?
This medicine, combining Iron with pura
vegetable tonics, quickly ahd coraptcloly
I nreis llvpcniln, liiillurllnii, YVrnlinnwi,
IiiiniiroIllooil,.Inlnrin,L'blllsniiilFcvcni,
unit Ncnrnltf In.
I t Is an unmillnjr remedy for Diseases of tlio
KlilurjH nntl I.lver.
It Is liiraluablo for Diseases peculiar to
Women, and nil who load iwdciitisry llics
It does not injure the teeth, cauc headache ,o
prnrlueo constipation vUier Iron mediriiM cbi.
It enriches and purifies the blood.stlnislatos
Iho npnelitc. aids the assimilation of fowl, n
llevcs Heartburn and notching, and f trenglh.
ens tho muscles and nerves.
I'nr Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, IjisI- r.f
norgj-, ,Vc, It has no equal,
- Tho genuine boa nlxn c trndn rostV and
rocd red lines on Wrapper. Tale bu other.
j,. oi,if i.. minwN uiMiicii, to BAlTiaoar, n6.
H.V. MORTHIMER, Sr.,
loTAR.Y PUBLl!
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ATTiiKNUV WAIill, World lIulMlntr, 1MT
Uro.olway, New Y01 k. July IV-ly
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
N" other coniplniulh are m insidious in tbtlt
auai-Ua. 1 hoKiallietins tho throat and lungs;
1,011.' i ir il,l l:h b ihe inajerlty of sutfer-
r. The ordinary tough or cold, refilling
perhaps from a tritlln- nr miconi'lous ex.
pen.' e, 's ofiii but tlin beginning of fata)
irkiu- , i,i.'i. Cm nuv Pr.rionAL bsj
vc'.l pmvr i, its ettkacy In a forty j rais' njut
w'tli ihr. .1 ami lini lie.-ue, and should b
taken in all case without delay.
i Ten I bin fnttKh Cured.
"InlMIJ look a sevia-cold, which attested
iuv Inns. I had a terrible cough, and pasjed
ntjbi iiier n pl.i without slep. The doctors
ifHWW. I tne.l AVIKS OutDSV Fit
Ivkal, nhuli rfl.med my lungs, Induced
iep. and atCorrttd mo Ihe rest nprenarr
fo- tli ineovery nf niv strength, By til
continued nu 0 the Pectoral a rerrna
neiii cure as !tee!trl. I am now sj rears
old, bve and braitr, and am satisfied your
Oii.Uliv PrciOBAI. sael me.
llontrc FAinnROinxn."
Itocktusbam, Vs., duly 15, 1.
Croup A Molher'a Tribute.
"While in the country list winter my tlttl
hoy, three years old, as taken 111 with creup;
tt seemed as if he wouhl ilte from strangu
lation. One of the family suggested the qm
Ol .lVS.lt' CntKHV PEi IOHAL. bottle Ol
which was always kept In the house. Tela
was triad in mm II and fraiuent doses, ajid
to our delight la less than half an hour tha.
little patient was breathing easll-. ,TJia doe
tor ward Hut lb Chlhuy TrfTOliAI had
Med mv tlnrlii'jt s hf'. Cau you wonder M
our ;ratltnde Sineerclvxours,
MS. LMMA GED3.TY,"
158 West i:sih St., yew York, May le, I8tt,
"I lnvr nd Aup's Circuit? rieT04i,
In my fwuly for several years, and do nor,
he.tata 10 piououiioe It tbo mow etfeotcal
rerrly for eombs asd co!eU- hire r
;.''- . a j.
Lsie Crystal, MisA., JJsret 13, ll
' I S'lrfn-e for eight yesrs from BroneJiltle,
ami altar trying ttlsnv remedies Willi no sue.
em, 1 was urd by uia use of Ann's Cuvc
hv Pfitiiba. Jtinruvrxivts."
lty-M-s ,Minn April S. 1SK.
"I no aav toeuoli v nraite rf Avr.n'n
Crlmhv Pu jorai, bl(-Hn- as I do ibat.
but Ita an 1 aliouM long nneo havo illej
ttr.i b tro'iMe lJaAono-f."
loiui, Anr.ia, 1SM.
I'a cist H ia Tf tiri; rf 'iho throat ot
;;rp e u sbia "annt te gtoatlyreprci)
by h sate n( Avrn's Ciutnv J-EnrBAt
wxi it vUl aui,t curt wku Uia dlseaie 11
not elrasKlT beyond th eoutfvl of medic w.
rat r.ntb uy
.' o.,Lowll,Mass
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