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r(n.iie harvest M mrly nu
lev inttvrfpd nlinnta In 41n
'hich Immediateiv took root.
and i
in juvery short time feavps could
be gathe ed without injury to the youtiR
trees i bott January the egijs began
chfingiii into worms. The sisters gnth
ered tin youngest mid tendorest leaves
and plac 'd them over tho eggs. As soon
as. they -ere hatched the worms began
to'cat w th great voracity, clinging to a
leaf until nothini but bare libers re
mained.; Theft they would bn supplied
with frcsli leaves The room whore they
; were stored, was always kept nt an
V, even degroe of temperature. They nte
- night and'day for one month. Then
.' , they commenced their cocoons. In
three days they were finished, and the
worms were completely buried in the
;' production of their own labor. In or-
;. dor; to make the cocoons of nny value
. the worm had to be destroyed. This
. ' was done by leaving them in a modcr-
atelv warm oven for fifteen minutes.
Some' were cft undisturbed in order to
'' furnish tlie eirirs for the next venr's
, cropi'-! Tl"s(5 Tatter cocoons were left
; untdu'ehuiVfor exactly a week. By this
' . time thf. 'Worms had worked their way
out ajjpm; and had changed lliemselves
. into vjtrjety of butterllies. The co
coon iAfre4 he worm 1ms come out, is
tr: but ntt value, nut in Franco thev
are used' iii the manufacture of an in
ferior sTlk with which parasols are
. ' covered'. - These butterflies were kept in
a darkened " room, the walls of which
a were lined with dark flannel, and on
Y this flanndl they laid their eggs. These
were i ivjigui oiuisn-nrown color, una
r l : i . ii ' i i i i
sugnuy. concave at tlie ends. The sis
ters wereteminently successful in their
efforts. (There are now about a dozen
larga mftlberry trees in the convent
grounds , Twice their crops of silk
wjprnis -ere failures, but both times
through;! accident. Once some coffee
was , pished to parch upon the Bame
stove that served to heat the room
where the worms were kept, and the
Htrong odor killed them. On the other
occasion fire was kindled by day, and
laeroom leit com and open at night
and the. change of temperature caused
the destruction of the sensitive crea
tures, t t
.,- AboiH four years ago the sisters car
a"Pffl?lMrr(
,' ... ried oft .,woi gold inoda's at tho indus-
trial exhibition. Again, one of the sis
. , ters visiting France, displayed some co-
, coons inere. iiicy were lound to com
'.pre ypry lavoramy wun iiiosc in
i- France."
T11' ,i Uiif-me-nmr suui oi tins coterie ol
J I 'i 5 "'lk Woikers was the venerable superior
, Sk M .".Sicfeiaeresa. She is now too aged t(
to
superintend tho labors, and nearly all
-,' ;- , f - ... wuw i ..... i j in 1 11 .nt.ii,
-. ':Vf the material and the worms were
. . ' i V -J i . i rlM ! . i
sent
trl ; -r J io ma xiiiuuuitux uuuvcnr, wnere
" -': M t. i. ler Pioficicnt4-in, ,tlK culture of
a sis
the
worms lSesidee. ! J
Sisterp.heresa stjillkeeps a rUantity
' ! V i ' ' time. The sisters mrffle only silk thread
' ii ' , ' 7 i C from. thfir cocoonA: !Somc roses made
f ' ' 1 AT: i ' with this and dyed were really beauti
' I f . ful. Tbe silk cords which bear the
'f v crosses kvere also woven with thread
? -i'.roado by them and dyed. The clotli
. iii -'. i 5 fcow'd not be made on account of the
Jack of the necessr.ry machinery.
"i The -superior is enthusiastic over the
;nhfmghtUhat there is a possibility of
:fil V-silk' cnUure becoming one of the e-
-..auiiDut-u uajiui wniKft tin e, aim proui-
ises to aivo all those who wish it the
'benefit of her1 knowledge and experience
in Hmdine.
cts of Opium Smoking.
Jtne Bi ltisu consul nt Cheroo, in re
nin? m the opium trade, gives the
'following account of an experiment in
'' opium-si toking as tried by himself.
- JDuring', iy residence in China I have
Jspent .-wii uh time in visiting tho opium
', filiops oT he largo towns and small vil-
VlagesSnliitny parts of the empire,and in
' Couy?rJiiaon with the customers, 1 was
- surrrrijudlai. the larse. numbers who told
mo yha tlieir first motive for smoking
' w as tw iieek tlie spitting of blood, to
wnrfii t4y nnd become suDject. jn the
end of If P. being attacked with a severe
feveivwj F"h h?ftme so weak ttiat I gave
hopflpfet recoverv. I felt lustified in
'iiigikrjm myself' the experiment of
mmoaeMLc opium-smoking. l!ic fol
owluf wre the results: 1. Tempta-
lon U js.s greater than in the cascul
Icojipl. 12. Excessive stimulation of
ie nieniBiy. a. utter inaiiierenee to
es ana iHpxe ties. 4. 1 only had one
viiien, and tnnt was alter ten
rt" hacd smtkins without in term is
.i t .--il r - 1 i. i
vjs)n was oi l pieasuiauie
enrUmB ol my couch ex
I Uiied I saw " The Temp.
by tml Arit Is and Prospero
fi.-IA Lj aonll'g, excessive smokinif pro.
dd;craviiyj6r opiomania. 6. I
SUjU c aw;H tlie habit, and sunered
t ..8e' - 'aicfcain, ftr three days, and
di ,. oi t Bring nt -irregular peri
;Vxisjfor te tilV years. Tin. pain and
diseCJn !, .t It not accompanied by
.mcu
Some of these effects
may fea 1 ipectViiu.io individual idio-
individual idio
the study of my
ui, irom tu
own" -k-3 er asos I am inclined to
believ M. ait&tsthe temptation to ex
",-lneaa ii .reater in Uie.ase of opium than
in tl)if,iWrffiitri 'But here it must be
;t
, ; teldjwl,
, -..-.(ftsfi'Alt
"i fci iiut'iarkedftliat opjuui-Bmok.ng is, neces
rft JpUtary enjoyment, and drink-
' ina ocl pno. "The smoker, too, has
' - : ' ""to ito-deybOTtfe1y to -work j he has to
V ti ' Ho 4awnflijeUt Jifs opium-lamp, frizzle
tTUtBrue Up P.1H,5 wwuuj w iiuuii mo iipo
may drat li the lamp in a position so
that be (M keep his pipe just overithe
'.' flame AiUPf,alaP nl Ulb 'fime 119 'f
Kmoking tin fact.igo through long and
-sLAMar inucesscsii A mim cannot.
' rnk aarnllied intn An excess of
luelwlv"' rr- -; r
opium
nflie oi
ri. opium is not adulterated,
aiuiciaB cravinsr is created by
vnoi.
, and no
noison. bucYs potato spirt, strychnine,
aiiiohJe acid. with which the
drin of vi poor is drugged. 3. It is
possible in long-continued course
ol ejcessfrppijini-smoking might in
' pairiheintjectjual faculties and blunt
Vthenoralpibilities. 3. It is proba
ble that ejisive smosing iiupaua icr-
tility, butle numerous cases I have
wri of juoaerato smokers having
.i . v.:i3 ..win.
1u rle liii- wrauufcwmmuiwii.fi-".
Jttjlo that many families
nn comfort to penury by
ecause
it is stroneer in
in that of alcohol.
maddened bv smokinrf onium
imes of violence, nor does tfie habit
smokimr onlum increase the criminal
returns or swell the huniber of prison
inmates. 1
Starvation In the A it tie Sens,
A letter from K. P. Kye, bark Mount
Wollaston, oil' Cape Lisburnc, Arctic
ocean, written to the Wew lieu lord
Standard, says:
I his season, up to tlie present time,
has been a successful one. Fifty-one
whalex have been taken bv the fleet.
against thirty-two nt the same time last
year, nnd tlie wiiaies nave run large, av-
razine about 1(H) barrels ol oil, and say
811,000 pounds of whalebone in all; also
about 11,000 walruses, against 18,000 last
year, the walruses making less oil than
usual, as fewer females were killed, and
a larger proportion of mate walruses than
in years past. Not a whale lias been
taken in tte strait or the Arctic ocean,
and only one whale has been seen, and
that bv the Helen Mar. Jour ships and
several brigs and schooners got to the
eastward and missed the chance. A
great many whales were sei-n, and more
than usual were struck and lost. The
Afar struck fifteen and lost seven: the
I'rotrress live and saved two. Not a
whale has wn taken by the natives' of
the whole coast, and the whaling party,
with lueir rocket guns, which wintered
in Plover bay, cot i.othine. The natives
on llomede islands report seeing large
numbers ol whales gomg north in May
and early in June last, east of the islands,
and they struck over toUape Thompson
and the Point Hope, where the natives
took live (one 100-barrel whale, one of
about forty barrels and three small ones.
without whalebone). 1 here is more ice,
nnd further south, this year than usual.
Ships have been in 69.40 dt g. ; yesterday
lour or live snips were thirtv-livo miles
east of Cape hisburne, stopped by the
ice. Captain lorn uliams started
four days ago with his little steamer,
tho Bouquet, to reacli Wainwright inlet,
Point Belcher or Point Barrow, if pos
sible; he will trace the shore around;
his steamer draws only three and a half
feet of water, and can steam 100 miles a
day. The trading vessels have about
6,000 pounds of whalebone and a small
quantity of ivory, compared with for
mer years; about half the fleet are in
this vicinity, the other half are all over
to Oapc Seege and the western shore,
walrusing, destroying them by the thou
sand; about 11,000 have been taken and
30,000 or 40,000 destroyed this year.
Another vear or nerhans two vears will
finish them; there will hardly be one
left, and I advise all natural history so
cieties and museums to get a specimen
while they can. Fully one-third of the
population south of St. Lawrence island
died ; in one village of 200 inhabitants
all died excepting one man. Moteers
took their children to the burying
grounds, stripped the clothing from 1 heir
emaciated bodies and then strangled
them or let the intense cold end their
misery. It is heartrendiug to hear them
tell how they suffered. Captain Cogun
has taken very tew walruses; he says
that for every hundred walruses taken a
family is starved, and I concur in his
opinion.
A Woiiinu'g Life Work.
Aii.ss. Nancy N. Clousrh died in En
field. N. II., ricentlv. aired eiehtv veins
and three ironths. The story of the
life ol this woman, says a writer in the
15 ston Journal, seems more like ro-
m.tnee than reality. It may well lie
ca.led vomiinee in real life. She w.-is
tho oldest of a family of ten children,
live of whom arc still living. hue
ihc was vet young her father's farm in
Enneld became heavily encumbered,
and was likoly to be sold under the
hammer; his health, Too, was broken
down, and the future of that family ap
i e:ired weli-nigh hopeless. Nancy,
iir..-sceing the disastrous consequences
threatening the future, resolved to save
the dear home, and went to work with
heroic energy to carry the resolution
'iito effect. She enlisted her brother
Theophilus, next younger than herself,
in the laudable enterprise, who cordi
ally seconded her efforts and gave his
efficient aid.
Learning of the factories that had
just started in Lowell, Mass., she left
homo, and went to that city to find re
munerative work. She entered one of
the factories as an humble operative,
but wrought willi such energy an 1
skill as tonecompiish more work than
two ordinary operatives, reeeivinu
more than double pay. Every leisure
moment outside of the mills was also
faithfully employed to the same end. As
her younger sisters and brothers came
to a'.suitable age sho summoned their
ready help, while she was iho ruling.
directing genius and moving power in
the undertaking.
Tlie result was, that, alter some years
of persistent efforts, the mortgage was
lifted from the farm, and the eld home
was free from every claim that others
held upon it. Then she decided that
the house must be rebuilt and refur
nished, nnd the grounds beautified, and
when all was done, the brave irirl went
hack to the home of her childhood.
witli three sisters and one brother, to
pass Jie remainder of their days.
Chicago's Meat-Cunning Industry.
The business of canning meats in this
city is one of comparatively recent date
As enormous as it now is, it is the
growth of but very few years.
During the past year there were
slaughtered in this city for cannine pur
poses 300,000 head of cattle, the cost of
which was over so,ooo,oou.
In this business over 2,000 men are
employed, and the amount of money
yearly expended in this city in the pros
ecution of this business, for labor and
otherwise, is over $1,000 003.
Over 40,000 cans of meat are packed
daily in this city, and over 300.000
pounds of meat cooked daily for canning
iiurnoses. Chicago Times.
Concerninc the recent flsht between
the volunteers and Victoria's band, the
Messilla (New Mexico) New gives the
following incident: At the first fight
William T. Jones, county clerk, acted
remarkably and wonderluuy strange.
Although armed with a good ride and
two nistnla. when an Indian rode un to
him, with some of the mon calling him
to shoot, he droDDed his weapons.
folded his arms and moved toward the
i Indian, who lanced him twice, and he
nfTTil til
fell dead
r
ng
want
or let
throw 3W yards
per alter
I
oax him
clination
it. If he
him. and
one. hnnri)
lead hint
frotni and
its possible.
ic ground, do
h It, but bat him
n a lew -minutes re-
nn. and continue, until lie
of it. at the first sfsrns of which
the lesson. If this Is re tented twicn
(lav tho puppy will soon beVerfeet. and
will like tho-lesson all tho nrtterlfat
tho end ti each you reward Mm with
some titbit. You must then gradually
extend the lensoh out t)f tlool's, throwing
t'le ball into grass or elsewhere that lie
may have to seek for it, and go on until
he will "seek "at tlie commanding use!
of that word, with a wave of the hand
to guide him in the direction in which
you liavo previously hidden tlie ball.
These should be strictly private lessons,
as the presence of any other man or dog
will distract the pupil's attention and
spoil all. Lessons in the water are
taught on the same plan; and diving by
using a bone or other white substance
that will sink, beginning by at first drop
nine it into verv shallow clear water.
We have seen a dog trained in the man
ner we have brielly doscrli.ert (ho was a
line pup, son of Imported parents), so
thnt at six months old he would go back
two miles and fetch an article which he
had not seen hidden ; and he was so ten
der-mouthed that we liave seen him
carry a winged crow a mile without
hunine him no easv task when the
temper of the crow and the strength of
his bin are considered. une iiiustrntmt
Book oj the Doff.
Traineil Fiie-Fngliie Horses.
One of tlie city horses that usually
runs with a steauier is sick, and is not
on fire duty at present. When the de
partment left the house Monday evening
at the alarm of fire, the horse was leit
hitched in the stable alone. Tlie Bates
street side door was open, nnd the old
fire-horse broke his fastenings nnd in
few minutes was following the firemen.
He came up with one pair of horses and
found that his mate was not one oi
tlicm. so he galloped down Lisbon street
until he found the span in which his old
mate was paired. He quietly took his
position beside the other horse nnd re
mained by his side until the team re
entered the stable. It is related ol " Old
Tige," a city horse, who formerly was
worked in the department, that while
serving tho street commissioner, on
some lonely road in the suburbs, he
would frequently prick up his ears and
suddenly start for the city without any
apparent reason. When they neared
the city, the driver heard the tire alarm
whistles and bells, which had reached
the horse's ears when not a sound came
came to his. It was so evident that
"Old Tige" Knew what ho was about
that he was allowed n free rein nnd to
do as he pleased generally. Lcwutoii
Me.) Journal. "
A writer says that "the ballot is the
only protection the American citizen is
in need of." and yet the average Ameri
can will keep right on carrying an um
brella when it rains. Home Sentinel.
Thar la Health Ahead,
For cheerless dyapeptios who will use Hustnt
tor's Stomnch Bittern, which will enable them
to digest, restore their appetites, steady I heir
leivrs and drive awny tlis hlues. II, with
euch a prospect, there are any ol them im
neglect to prout by the above suKUestio i, win
they deserve to suffer, that is ah. Letilrm
n.-k any one who has used the Bitters ii ii i
not a good medicine, and il they receive n
mthlul reply it will lie an affirmative. l;i,-
iousness, bowel troubles, debility, rheuninii-m
are all o nquered by this highly esteemed tuul
professionally sanctioned specific, which liu
also won a nationnl reputaiiun as a reuic ly
tot and means ol averting liitenuittent and
remittent levers. It has n cheering effect
upon the uuspoiident invalid, and may be re
1 led uiKin to produce ducisivo and not pnlliu
tive effects. It is the one thing needlul tor
i lie cure ol dyspepsia, and nothiDg will supidy
its p:aco.
An Iiifleatmcttble Kubbcr Boot!
Inclin Kubher, as prepared in Ihe mniiufuc-
HiP ol Boots, has a grain or fih.'r as positive
ih the main ol a pine board. The "cruckin,
if Rubber it nimply the t-epantiion of these
lib' n. caused by the strain brought upon them,
wherever wi inkles aro lormcil in the stock
hy the bending of the loot in the act ol walk
ins. In the " 95 " Boot, by making tho ex
posed part ol the upper and leg of two layers
ol Rubber (its seen in the out), Me B ain it
r.roffd at right angles, whereby the whole
mass of libers are held together, rendering
separation or "cracking" impossible. Tlie ex
Irn thickness obtained by doubling the upper
anil log, tends also to prevent the lormntion
l permanent wrinkles, for tho stock, aided
hy its elastio purity, springs Imck to its origi
nal form when the betiding censes, so that
alter six months wear thee Boots will be
lound as smooth and as shapely as when first
in:ule. This shape-retaining quality will be
lounl especinlly dnsimblo in the leg, which in
iiidiimiy Rubber Boots settles down and great
wrinkles are formed around the ankle, causing
t lie wearer to "interlere" in walking, to the
xpeedy wearing out ol tho Boot leg. ihe lree
ilom iioin loot chafing and stocking wearing
crinkles in the " Ninety-five Per Cunt. Ster
i'ig Boot," will be lound of great practical
oml'ort and economy.
A speedy quietus is given to a hacking
rough by that inestimable specific torpulino
nery, throat and bronchial complaints, IliiH'i
lliilsnm for the bungs, which cutes consump
tion, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, labored
breathing aii'l other disorders of the respiin
ti(iyorpui9. When a cough manifests itself,
the in I V u'e ol this bene: Ho cut medioiue ih
oarutfstly recoiniiiMidvd, as the difficulty it
more easily overcome in its incipi' n stag
lhau later ou. Sold by all druggists.
Prices of the Mason tt Hamlin Organs are
somewhat more than those of the poorest
organs made; but they are not much moio,
while the quality is vastly superior. This has
been so thoroughly proved by tho results at
all great world's expositions lor many years
t lal it is no Ion .i t u question. At the prices
they are the cheapest organs.
For on cent purchase a postal card and
send your address to Dr. Sanlord, 162 Broad
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by
ret urn mail, from which you can learn whetluu
your liver is out ol order, and il out of order,
or is any way diseased, what is the best thing
iu ihe world to take lor it.
$1,4A.60 Profits la 1IU Invs.
$10 m legitimate Stock bpeotilutions in
Wall St. pays immense profits. Pamphlets ex
plaining everything sent tree, ileatb A Co
Brokers, 1227 Broadway, N. Y.
For throat diseases and aUectious ol the chest
Brown's Bronchial Troches" are of value
For coughs, irritation ol the throat, caused by
oold or unusual exortion ot tho vocal organs.
in speaking in publio or singing, they produce
beneficial results.
W.uttS.
S tonnan (J. ., Marshall, Mich., want an
agent, in this eounty at onoe, at a salary ol
100 per month and e penses paid. For lull
particuluis address as above.
I:nu.ii wr nt 1 il ll Curia.
a a aid nhTslclau. reined from DrtcUc. bavtaui had
p'acf I in ma banda by an lu.t nulla aiiaatonary Uie
formula of a aiuipia vegetable remedy lor the apeedjr
nd wriuinciii cars fur GoueuniDtlea. Brouctutla.
Oaunu. A.taiua, aud all Throat and Lang Aaecuuna,
i uiwitiva and radical cure for Nervous Oebility
aii'l H Ntrvovu Guaiplaiata, after kavluf teated Ha
wonilertol curative powera lu Uiuuaanda of caaea, haa
fait it bia duty to make It trows to blaauflerlng fellova,
Actuaiud by thlaoiotive aod a dealra to relieve buuiau
eutterlDK, 1 will acua rree oi cuagsc vo tu wno acaiie u
tlili recipe, in German. Freacb, or Sngllata, with ful
direction, for prei iii ( sod salug. beol by mall by
addreaaiotr with lump, naming wis naper. W. W.
MS rswsrs suoea awcaeewi. a.
A3
M
rn nl
and tho will ner ran o?wi
1 lMtJ.wlrin Bl ldnm ' ,
Vonostnnneu wev l.pHrn telnHrmidv. At-
drog R. Vwhmiinr, Mhnnger, Jnnesvllle, Wis.
Chfew jmkon's Mont Swent Nuvr ToUscce.
. A World fcf Wood.
Oiicof the most popular medicines now
befora the American. publW is Uop Bit
ters, x oil see it everywhere. People
take It with good effect. It builds them
up. It h nit us pleasant to theVute as
solllc oilier bilters Us it Is hoi it tVliiskpjJ
drink. , It Ls more like the old fashioned
blitiescl lea1 that has dolie a world ol good,
If you don't feci jiml right try Hop Uit-
ters. A'Unm Kctet.
bed uncut or mucus in tho urine is a
sure indication of disease. Take Kidney-
Wort.
FOR SALE.
Finder Agents take holii
Jut lnM enltr! tlc fflH-iini-f!X for duillm
liMiM-ft place In I . S , Canada and Kurofie rnun-t in
1wo cunils only lnilex Hud of U.S. Wrop Lcnf n-
Invention Map of World in new projection, rc-op.v
like It. Money In It. Send for agency.
IMUkt St,
OliicAo.
HalVell Itroa., H4 Oottage St.,
Map Publl.her, Ohirlet't Sta., Dojton
Io'n riirp liir t'liiMitmp- I
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clnf. Ilfir Niiuill. linllli'
Inrixr. S'.M c''.irvwlinr'. i.Jp
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Wnrrnnltui in flrfr ttvcrt.
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umy onipK-ip aipl authentic ll:it-iry of (irant'sirjiveU.
S-ii'l for clrrti'.ars containing a fiiil ilescrlptlou of the
worn auu onrexira icrni! to Agenrfl. A'wrcss
Ninn.vit. PciiUKOiNi Co., PhlUoielphla, Pa.
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GOOD TIMES FOR AGENTS AHEAD !
Prnwrfnf frr tliU mitvTft1iV looked for Rook now
tva-lv. Sppflfc niilrk and secure territory. 'A word to
Apply tn K. K. BIKINI", llnrtfnrrl. Ct.
WaKNtR BKQ'I CDnSatt
rec.lvs l -ii iiliclii l wi '.' : un' r'i;.w
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r.-.rr nil Attirl'iu compftttiTB. 'I ( -
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t0 tMlTlC-) Is WARUICTK MOl t t'ifcf
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IMPROVED. HEALTH CUHSn
( atdtj witli thu 1'Hnii'n o Bum. wi. i t
li Heft and flesbl nd e-'ttvUt a
owf. Prlr if idI1, l.M.
' Pori.1 BbT 11f(IInmrch...,
. Il', im-Uivi'lr imii-- Fi'lmili' xlkliw.sllch ni Kill.
IliK nf 1 lie W-im'i, ll'tims rlironlc llljljimliint .un oi
ritviViliolt of t ! i' Woiilh, Itli'lil-lllill HellHUTlineoi
l'l'. iilinir, Piilnti'l Siiire.-'i nnd Irn'milnr Mens
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) JIlAr ACTS AT liiE KAJlE X1MK 05
Hthe LIVER.
mm- - -W
THE BOWELS.
and the KIDNEYS.
Tliis combined actum gives il won-l
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7hy Are We Sick?
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Mo the hlood that thould lo crpdkdl
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Tn m. rT.nrri titles 61.00
11 it tlie rolmtav? ptimoniH M per-ona vio
:-ave n 'en enreu nv mo u.: oi .ii v,M!,-".
Jai 'au Wood Sy.-1, , in you. owaVloJaajr. W ,
3 Jrk.ilS Yri-..'- If I
The Best Remedy. XnowjTlS JJaa I
T)r. Clntk .Tolmson having n"ocfflfl hltrifcl ' """ y
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IlEMEDT FOR SjVKU AK1)" KlDST .
piseask. : .
Peat Sir: 1 can, Iroin W cxporiencti, re--oinmend
vour lnclinn lWooU Syrup as a sure
sure lor liver anil Kidney DiMja ' L' .
I.1ZABETH A. OAFUSJ,
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CHE INDIAN JHjOOD SYRUP THI RlJrr -MEDICINE,
w.
PiTTsnrjuoH. Pa.. AwruBt25,
. Jea Sir: 1 wns Iroirlileil wjth Kidiiey'Duw
ease nail I averCoiiiiliiint. I ti-ierl ererythtiig .
wliieb I thought illicit do ine good, brrt I slid
nnt. r the riiflit iiievliciiiu until I cot a MVcen
ootlle tr your liiedifiiie, wliieli entirely cajred
me. A..CAot.
LIVER COMPLAINT. ..., . .
Jacksuxville, Muroh 8, 1879.
Dear Sir: Kuowinn. liom eiperienioe, that
jour Indian blood hyiup is a aiuoourv tor
l iver Complaint, I contldeiilly ) ecoromonded
all suQ'eriiiK buuiunity. 1U:iiecc
RKCEIVED GREAT BENEFTf FROM1T
Holmsuuuo, '23d Wani, Pliiladelplun,
Feb. 2. iM9.i J!
Dear Sir: I take great pleasure in ,8rvjin(r
hat I huve miven your valunble Jadinu. Jilood
"Syrup a loir triul in my laiuily uti4 received
Kieat benefit lrom it. Sam'l. N, Soi.lv,
IJVER AND KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
Andah'bia, l'a., Feb. 10, 1870.
Dear Sir I have been using yonr. Indina '
Wood Syrup. iu my family lor Livor und Kid
ney Complaint with success. 1 believe it has
no equal. Edward G ilbkht,
LIVER COMPA1XT AND CHtLLS.s'
IlEssAi.hM P. O., Feb. II; 1879.
Diar Sir:--IIavin H ied your Bluet exctlont
Indinn Blood Syrup and i.mim.1 ii a valuable
medicine for Liver C'oiii).unu and Chills I
would recommend those who are ulHk'ied to
Rive it a trial. Mggi O. Ahimak,
; w-i aat.i
. CURES CHILLS AND BILIOUS FfcVEB.
EdinotoMj Feb. ,4?7
Dear Sir: I was troi'Med with Chills- hd
them every other day for six monti8 aa two
doetoi s attending nie when youmeu i-csiuided
me to try your inumii itioou bytuji, and l oan
tay I never had a Chill alter taking the first
dobo. 1 vheertully recoiuinend it to all.
Luzik Wink.
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