A M.UKPY MIVEll
In early life so early th it I cannot
reraorober the removal my fat'.ier
"pulled up slakes," and carrying with
liira the household goads, went from
Bourbon county, Kentucky, whoro I
was born, to Ohio. Notwithstanding
a rough-and-tumble Ptriigglo with the
world, he had a hard time to pet on,
owning to a numerous and rapidly in
creasing family. Well, family mat
ters had not much improved when I
had reached my thritcenth or four
teenth year.
At this time there lived in the
neighborhood a young mau named
Hkinner. Ilehad inherited a well stock
ed farm, was good looking, and made
a strong profession of religion. This
latter qualification caused him to find
peculiar favor in the eyes of my fath
er, who always was blinded by pro
fessions of extra piety.
This follow had a strong "hanker
ing" after one of my sUten., who was
a very pretty girl. To her he was
particularly dislaseful. She seemed
always excessively annoyed at his
presence. Yet he was ever at her
side. She dared not dismiss him en
tirely, for fear of the paternal auger.
Things went on in this way for a rear
or two, and as I partook largely of
my sister's hatred to him, I resolved to
get rid of him in some way. I cast
about for a plan for some time, but
nothing occurred which gave me the
elightest hope of being successful.
At last, returning home one summer
night from mill, I found the family at
their nightly devotions. Passing bv
ihe windows of the room in which they
were assembled, I saw that Skinner
was there, and pretty soon discovered
that be was nodding, and finally his
head dropped. Now was my opportu
nity. I stole slyly into the hall, and
reaching the hall door, which was
slightly ajar, and close bv which Skin
ner was, "on bended knee,' I reached
in and quickly pulling his chair from
unaer mm, ne ronea neavny, as a
sound sleeper would, upon the floor.
The noise alarmed' all. The old een-
tleraan stopped in the midst of his al
most interminable prayer, and saw the
fiosition of Skinner. All the family
aughed outright; even my mother
smiled.
Skinner tried to pick himself up as
... .......lut.. i-... 1 . . i . i. -
- mpiuij rb pwoeiuiu, uui lie luueueu wio
old man upon his tenderest point. It
was evident, from his rubbing his eyes,
that he had slept under tho old gen
tleman's ministrations;, aud had not
my father a reputation far and wide
Tor the fervency and strength of his
ministrations, and was not Skinner
his professing brother? It was too
much. Slowly, yet most dignifiedly
did the old man approach him. "Be
gone, hypocrite!" he cried in thunder
tones. "Never enter my house again."
- Skinner, was thunder struck. He
leu mat no couia mane no apology
which would not add to the insult,
lie had no suspicion of tho exterior
force which had so suddenly aided
him to fall. He at oueo found his hat,
took up bis line of march, and com
pletely crestfallen, passed by me as '.
stood grinning in the shadow of the
porch.
At a suitabje time I entered, got
.my supper, and was told by ray broth
er in burned whispers what had hap
pened. I then stole off to bed, aficct
ing ignorance and laughing most
heartily, as I ensconced myself in the
sheets, at the complete success of my
pian.
am l
"TTnw ira VAll ermnt V anA at nnfArl
wag to a spruce-looking specimen of
L io; , 1 .t
tun geuucj buuo. o.r i exciaimea me
indignant swell, "who are you and
why do you call me count T" "Why I
saw you counting oysters, last week,
nd I supposed you were of royal
oiooa. . csnoD vamosed.
At a spiritual camp meeting held
at Dubuque, Iowa, last week, a medi-
umistio response to tho question
"How long will it rain f" was; "The
clouds keep pourinc out water: and
o long as the cloud keep pouring out
H win rain." And then they knew all
aooui it. i.
The logic of the young wife is irre
SlStlbln. Klin! "Uo'nra nnn inn .
- ' Haw uuu, uiai,
now that we're married, are we not?"
ile: "Certainly, my darliuar: why?
She : "Oh, I only wanted to know : be
cause, if we are, I must have been
dreadfully inebriated last night."
Give a boy a market-basket of gro
ceries to carry home and be will swing
it across his sniue. bend half wav to
the ground and groan with agony, but
give him that weight of base ball bats
ana be will skip along as merry as
potato bug in a ten-acre lot.
A lazy fellow falling a distance of
filly feet, aud escaping with only a few
scratches, a bystander remarked that
he was "too slow to fall fust enough to
nun nimseii.
It is singular that miueral waters
are only beneficial to the wealthy. Wo
never Knew a physician to adviso
poor man to go to any wuttiring-placo.
"Our inside contains to-day," says a
country editor, " 'Dyspepsia, 'Crooked
Whiskey,' 'A Cheese llestauraut,' and
various other interesting articles.
Why is a church bell more affable
than a church organ 1 Because one
will go when it is tolled, but the other
will ba 'blowed' first.
The children in Florida say they
live on sweet potatoes iu the summer
and on etrangars in tho winter.
JOB WORK
PONE AT THE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
Allegheny .Valley Rail Road.
Oil Creek & Allegheny River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry & Pitts
burgh R. R.
OX AND AKTKlt Monday, May 21,
187ft, trains will run as follows
STATIONS. Northward. Fnnthwanl
Ka. 1 NS Na.1
a in p m p in p i it
Pittsburgh fi:2.M 2:f!rt StfO (i:lf.
W Pen June 0:4 J 4:i'. in::i 7:M
Klttannlnir fi:iNI::w 7:11
ll'k .lnnerHH fl:Oni'.!:47l Bast
llradv liendU:! 6:17 1:(W 5:tr
arker l'.!;0l (1:57 i!;0" 5:00
Kmlentoii 12:44 7:4 -2:;w 4:
rubtrrass 1:;U 8:i" 4:00 8:41
rnnklin 2.-14 0:1" fi:"7
Oil City 3:00 11.50 (1:1$
Oleopoll B:l"l
nolo Hook 4:i7
Tlonesta 4:4(1
Tidinute 6:05
Irvincton 7:-l)
At Xhe lowest cash prices, neatly, prompt
ly, and in etyle equal to thai of any
other establishment in the District.
Rousevlllo
Titusvillo
Cnrry
Mavvlllo
Buffalo
BUSINESS CARDS
SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARIA,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
JIOXTI1XY STATEMENTS,
ENVELOPES
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS
M:14 10:01
4:10i 10:
S:'.''l
d:r'7'
11:1 A
p. ill
7:41V
8:00
8:50
10:ai
11:40
Ne.
p m
6:101
4:K.
8:1 a
2:11)1
l:5fi
1:05
I":ltMI:.'-1
ll::tO;lH::t.'"
0:10
Ho.
a m
fi:20
4:21
8:25
2:10
1 :f.O
2:.'10
Immense Itcductloii to Suit the Times ! !
A.t the Wholesale and Retail Piano and Organ Emporium"of
2:5s1 pi; 10
2:20110:00
ll:f.H
ll::tn
10: t'i
9:15
7:4.5
fi:27 1:52
7::l 12:80
8:52, 11:10
10:871 0:85
1:10 fl:0
p. in : a. ni
0:0:
8:10
8: 1.5
7:08
0:18
f:Ort
8:84
12:20
imp, in
Trains rim bv Philadelphia Tim
UAVID McCAUUO, Uen'l Sup't.
. MORTON MALI,,
Uen'l Passenger & Ticket Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA CETI-
TRAL RAILROAD
VN AND AKTKll 11 P. P. SuikIiiv Mav
-J 1. 1H70. Trains arrive at mid ltnve the
'nion Ponot. cornor of WoMhiiititu ami
L.nerty street, as mimwn:
AKHIVK.
Mnil Train, l.m a m : Fust I.ino. 12.12 a
m i veu aacooninKxintlon xso. 1, R.20 a m
jinnion aocoinnioiiHtion JNo 1. 7.50 a in:
au s aonoinmortntion No 2, 8.a in :Cin
clnnatt pxpresa 9.20 am: Jolinstown ae-
ooramoilation 10.60 a in ; Braddoek'a ao-
commodntion No 1. 7.00 pmi Pitlnburuli
express 1.80 p m; Pacillo expross 1.60 p in j
" ii s acooiniiioaiuion rto ;i, .s.i p m
Hoinewood apoomniodation No 1,9.55 p mj
nans aceommociittion noi, o.:iu p m;
jtrinton aonommmlntlon JSO 2, 1.10 p ni
Way Passenger 10.20 p ni.
DEPART.
Southern exprrs 6.20 a ni : Tnrifto ex
press 2.40 a m ; Wall a accommodation Jio
1, 6.30a m j Mail Train 8.10 a 111 ; Hrinton'a
accommodation l).20a mi hraddnrk'n nr.
eommodiition No 1,6.10 p 111: Cincinnati
express 12.86 p m Wall'a aotyininodaiou
1 i, 11.01 a m : Jonnstovvn accommodation
4.05 p in ; Hoinewood accommodation No
1. 8.50 D ni: PhilndulDliia ex Dress 8.50 n m
Wall accommodation No 3.3.03 c ni: Wall's
accommodation No 4, 6.03 p in ; Fast Line
p m ; vhii joa, 11.00 p m.
The Church Trains leave Wall's Station
eyery Sunday at 9.05 a. in., reaching Pitta
rmruli at 10.05 a. in, KcUirninit leave Pitts'
imrii at 12.50 p. in., aud arrive at W all
Station ut 2.10 p. m.
Cincinnati express loaves dily. South'
ern express daily except Hon lay. All oth
'p ; ,!;) . 1
r or iurtner lniormation apiy to
W. II. BECKW1TH. Actont.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Coiunanv
win nm assume anv kisk lor tiaitmuo ex
eept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
responsibility to One Hundred Dollai val
ue. All baifimno exceeding that a ount
in value will be at tho riHk of tne nor.
unioss taken by special contract.
A.J. CASHA j
General Superintendent, Altoona Pa.
PITTSBTJRQII, J?A.
The following list embraces only a part
nfnnr Ittittia,.... .
Munale-Loadlnsr Rifles, full or half stock
9 b) lie a. ul 1 A. . f
Mb pii, fio, pji, ana
TVM Rat-Pal D141ai 0fk A 4-.A
fWU n.
and undor, orwUe by Bi4i(and at all prices
Ulnle-Barrel Bhot Ouns. for men or
boys: cheap safe aud durable. All prices
3.50 to fi5 each.
Double Barrel Shot Gun&
Our fifty different styles, made of Iron
London Twist. Laminated Steel or Ikmiuir
cub ttarrola, finished in the lmt and latest
style, all sizes, for nion aud lovfl. at prices
PISTOLS,
in variety from f 1.00 to $8.00.
REVOLVEKR
4, 6, 8, or 7 shooters, of every kind, at all
BREECH-LOADING RIFLES,
Winchester Improved 18 shooter. Most
long range gun in the world. Price only
Sharp's Celebrated Breech-Loadiug Ri
wuy flu twcii.
Remington Breech-Loading Ttiflqj
loest factory crlees. .
Wluason's and Stephen's Pocket Rifles
usina; metal cartridges, at 812, $15 and jis!
Breech-Loadme bhot uuns.
The Dexter Sinule Barrel Breech Iad
imrShot Qun, usiiiKllru-sMwhcllH prioe20
on-.iit-na ij. l,. nniKie iiun, Hi,
Double Harrol ltrAA.h IiIaf rr.Hn
Dean'a Woodliill's, Ureenen's, 'ltichardu
ncooi ana oiner line inakos, at all prices
iroiu 9ju to eaoo each.
Semi fur Price LUt to
J. II. .I0ILST0,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
285 LIBERTY STREET,
mTHDUHGII, rv
and state that saw this advertigament
I'm Fohkst REPDlll.llJAN.
Tkk Nutick I will buy or trado
Army Itines, Carbines, Revolvers. Am. J
Order by mail receive prompt al tention
1).. Ul llA IITUD1I1K..I I...,.. a- ...I
, mv4mo iwu lur,
rAfinnulnrl ' ...
1-" n r o
t)
lion
DODGERS.
HANDBILLS,
LABELS,
SHIPPING TAGS, Ac,
LOTS FOR SALE
IN TUK
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply to GEO. Q. SICKLES,
70, Tasbau St., New York City,
i
k
1 1
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r.r.T,-r.?.r,T,v,T,ir ' f
JBiSft; : ''..v. I
CLOThiiPJQ !
llvst I lls!
The (Hril!ou In thco hard tjincs Is not
only "What h!iii1I wo (!) for frnili to eat T"
but
"WII HKMOWrriTAT,
shall v;e pj: clothed ?"
ll is 11 ii'ilii:'ifiiis i'mcI ll.nl ill iiio.t liiwm
niiil '1 :c-.-i oiiit'l iiIm'H' ic-, I . t 1 i 1 i;r inndn
li ol-tll'V H tl :t Mold ill Ni'OVtNlico to (hi
ilcprc-ialioii of oilier ncccv nilc of lllc.
Tin rc in. ltovc el-, mi h"iiornMc excep
tion 10 Mi'iM line 111 the pei'v uj'i'
7i. XV IS V., .13i'r :ii;jsi TTisUur,
TIDIOUTE, VA.t
Who 111 die riot hlrtr of the very bevt kimL.
lit-) riiarniilccd, loin
. 25 to 30 Per Cent. Below
the prices of 1
the couiitrv.
her dealcrt in this jmrt ofT
S. HAMILTON & CO., 77 f AVE., riTTSBUUfiIT,:i'A
.776 WEEK K'lKranteed to Male and
V I I 1-eiiialo amenta, in their locality.
Costs nullum? to try it. Particulars Vie.
f. O. Vickery it Co., Augusta, Me. ll-H
OUR MOTTO 13 AND HAS BEEN -
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
Our buaiiip.sR is exeliislvcl v rr A x-(ij n,wl ii;ii t v n i.;..i. ,,oi.i..u ... ..i....
Whole tliirn and attention to this exclusive trado. Thus where oilier dealers sell from
live to ten instruments a week, our sales very often exceed thean nimihors In a muitlo
day, so that we can betu r allord to sell at 10 per cent, profit on cost, than they run at
W0 and 2o per c.nt, ' '
Kvery;Tiistruniont wo sell Is as eood as an n r,.i,i. rr nu .w il,r l.,.-o,.(.i.l ii..i.,n
lis favorably to all who sco them. Wo havo sJid and iu umj .
95.00
05.00
10O.00
105.00
125.00
KJ0.00
in and about I'lttsburph alono. Thev aro not some new Oruan, the growth of a few
moiuns, but aro old reliable makes, that are consmntlv adding evorv meritorious ini
luovement. The really tirand .Slniinons A CIouuIi'm t:onibiniion Orpine have been
liianulactuied lor I wenty-tlve years, whilo the Celebrated Taylor ft I'arlcy Celestes
tirpans Have been manufactured over Twenty years. And now for the pui iso of in-
....,.,. ,rv u,,roouniy inroiiKiiout all tne country towns of lh Slat, wo
have made new and very heavy contractu for lmve numbcis of thorn, whii-l we pro
pose to sell on their merits, and without tho Nsshitunceof All KXTS tilt M1D1U.K M V.N
Kiv.iiiK the iiirchaser the bruellt of cmnmiHsions and wholesale discount, wo lire thus
enabled to oiler these Organs at the following prices, at which wo shall sell iur a hhort.
" ' CABINET C ASUS
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs, . Regular Price, $U5.00 at $ S5.00
5 , - " : 155.00 at 90.00
" 6 - 105.00 at
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs, Regular Price, 9iGo.oo at
41 R it -I sn
'' " 6 . " 135.00 at
21 sets Reeds 6 Vox Humana " 215.00 at
3 " 8 " Viola " 275 00 at
.lv,i,lu,.iaiuu TToinui, i-anoiinir ami tarviii all orsold Walnut. Nei
ther saw-duHt mouldmKS nor cheap brass trinkets are used on those ins ruinen s every
thing is ol the very best, and are ail fully warranted for five j ears. u,Ill-nl " T
ML BE SOLD AT THE SAME RATES OF DISCOUNT.
Tho above are atriotly cash prices, but if deiiirod by tho purchaser either ..un-tcrlv
or semi.annual payments wiif bo taken atau advance of 10 per -en l)er 'mm.Vn on tl-o
above pnoea i. forwra ordering by letter can depend on the n.o4 1 ear cfu I le im
" "T'iV 1l tbe 'Hh 'ri?e h with the order, tho 1, sU un.e ,t w II 1, ah ,, u"y
irftln b t!01"'l,lu"e(l Witl tl,e ch- 1110 (W" IU bo Hhipp 1 by KxiuesJ C O
1). lt time be desired, we require notes with fcood Becurily, or al least goodctcrV.:
Address for Catalogue, and slate where you read this notice.
...: H. HAMILTON & CO.,
febI714lH 77 Fifth Annum. 7;...7. i...
- ' ' ' .", ifw, , K ,
Jlavliiff roinplrtcd the alteration
of our ntore room, tee iroiitf, -uitectullu
announce that ti e rto
re-ape ned. ,
H e have arrannetl our Store with
a riew to the ron ven (cure of custom
ers, and to secure expedition, in all
bra lichen of our bum netM.
Our Stock will be new throuuh
out, embrucitiff all the latent novel
ties hi Fine Jewelrtt, Watches, Sil
ver U are and Fancy Hoods.
liif attention to customers, 1n
aucenientsinprices,aud adherence
to a high standard of aualiti, we
hope to merit a continuance of the
patronage heretofore so libcralln
Oest.oived.
JtHlN Srf.TKWnvio tmvu
.... -- ----- .-,
jiiurhet street, Fittsburyh,
1'a.
54 WOOD ST., - - PITTSBURGH. PA.
; WHOLESALE
OFFER Til EI R STOCK OF
DRY COODS AND PJOTIOFJS
IPOlt ATTTUaiN. 1874. AT VEUY LOW PiaCFS
-fi6er I5tA, 1871. -H- IA-L
-)-. sin .
ALI
1B. J. P. FtTi-K. Usujt sworn, ujl I gr.!uUJ t th
TTiuvtrtttvoCi'aiia'ft in IdU, Kiitl fu-r JO ertmerta
fcyrnplui lUIa. which I g,iu-K.ute .u iutaJIwU eur
fur i'mu iu I.noffS, llbok, lltrt, i-unbj Nurruus, K d-
L.d U HJi'JUlufttio Jitti;i. fcnurj to, tttia
Ml-rll, Itfl. Q F. A. OSHOUUN, Notur, kuLiw PUUu
lriiB.Iv.ThLiuihy.n.il'iaulJr-r'J1HiUji.I-;T.) li.
J .v.nir,R!oiiL-v.i'a. I.K.i:u.-tiaiik1i.i lirtrn-e.Iowa.l'cT
i.(.bi(uJ.h, l iLUfwM,N.Y.ltv..)( ltoKni. JduC'mrr'u
J'hvU-.Ao.AflMrt.-ltihouldwritoDr.l.jil, r Vh'lJvrix 'Z
t,iiA,rv l'fciiipl'let A runrantAcnit Hfw twrtTliirani-u
.
Tho Republican Office
TTEEP8 oortetantly on hand a larire as
IV aortmeiit of Hlank Deeds, MutIkhum
Suhpienas, Warrants, Biuuiuouh, Ac. to
bo uli cheap lor cuU
i..of.U..-tuii.l most reliable iiistiliition
rorobtaiuiiisjuMureaiitih. donation. 1-or
Cireulara write to 1'. 1)1' I' K.St iSnNs
w-';i'lt 1'itul.uiKh, l'a.
K KV STI N K II 1 M t fll t il N, "
203 Liberty St.. . . Pittsburgh, Pa.
U. ill Ml'HOy, Proprietor.
MEAI.M ATaT.L IlOl Its.
BOLICTTKD.
WJIY 13 TIIIS THUS ?
P.e.'itiiHe 1st, Mr. Wise 1'ny no lare l(r
utes for rein, ns lie ow ns tlio biiihlinir lie
occupies. 'M, he (!ocsn't piy a e'ltter
$.''eo to uMo a vcav, I in d n s (lis own cnt
tmi;. and Is not eiclhl in this lino In
Western Penio-Miiva. !ld, hit buys
cloths lor e:ilt. Cms u' t : i W i I'i'd "let ion oh
ordinary rates. Ilh h" s I!-, for euvli, nml
tllMS Ikis no I'll'l Mehls lo III 'I K lip.
'I he litre is e.c. I l orn uus pluci b Tlil
loi,te, nod e.t t!tc pics, i.l titno, yoit cmi
lip in the niornio ? and 1-ack At rt: '10, bav
in,; three bonis in 'I idionii! ti select your
po.l-;ni.d lea e your orders. s
tiive lihn a trial, ami you will not only
savo money, but .will net perfect tits, and
any stylo or quality ol cli:h you want.
Kenieinlier Ihe name and place,
7 ly WISH, Tidloulo, l'a.
V;
WATERS' CONCERTO & ORCHESTRAL
O ANS '1,v rl,r nittMl lmftf Hut
,,s,Myl'iH itrrlet' in tone
-r imiiHs lit-
i I. EC I U ui OIKC'IBI.S.
vim net it!1!),
' t titlnrl)' volrtMl, I
art the Urt nincl '' Ntalf
WATERS m -r "7 t:
NEW SCALE K " . . ,
PIANOS. ' forH:
cr ".i n tint X &m
alnalnir 1ne.
with nil in otter ii Ininrovrltiruia.
Mri at tit bef IMaiai. tlitMle. 'I'licao
ra;niia an'1 I'Iiiiiiim .i iti-rniii4d r
yrnriu tri-H rmtremely low fim
rnwli nr pnrt c-nilt ant bulHiiro im
monthly tvntrlfrlr ni) miif .
betirt-linncl li.ffi'iniienli Inhen n
tirhlllliiil, li II i:t I' ! II ' Km
IHIMS Ik 'rilMll, AUKKTI
MAMI.II w f J 1 an.1 onntr
tm ur D. H. and t nirutta. A largcdlw
COIiwim jrnrAs,iiS'',l rArx h. v.W.yl,
mt, etc I.I.I S1H.TI I' r ir.l M'OVKS MAIlkOZ
linilAt ; '4'ii:i:i c sN, .
4Si ItrwawnT nioi 451 .Mtnir hlH M. CV
Tcstimocials of Waters'. rianos'.aaJ
Organs.
"Waters'' Concerto" Parlor "Orpin poa
esia a beautiltd end peculiarly soft tone.
The Concerto Slop is, without doubt, tho
best ever placed in any orpin. It Is pro-.
dueed by an exlra net of reels, peculiarly
voiced, 'from which tho eltei't is most
chartniiifr, and Ho imitation of ihe human
voico is superb. .I'"1 "MIUJU.jQt tona ;
and orchestral elfects it has no e'liial."
j.V. 1'. Times,
4 The Concerto Tudor Oian""is "some
thlus entirely new j it is a luuutiriillparlof
ornament, possesses a sweet and power
ful lone is a most eoiiiiii-jinluble tnveu
tion and holds a hih plnco in J ublio la
vor." A'. 1". Krenitig lit.
An Onr-itKKTHA in thk PAni.on. Tha
orchestral ornan is tho name of a new reed
orpin recently announced by Horace Wa
ter & a.n. The instrument takes this
name from its recently invented oi hes
trnl Htip, Tho voii-lr.tr of this is peculiar,
producing tho etlcct ot a full Mvcct con
tralto voice. Its tiiiest elloct is produced
when the stops are drawn, so that un or
chestral elici t is piven. The case is uniquo
and makes a hamUomo ui licit) of furui
turo." A'. J". Aim.
The Waters Pianos are known as amonp
the very best. We are enabled to speak ot
these instruments with eonlidence, Iroiu,
personal knowledge. Ar. 1". ICvtmyelitt.
li-ly
V k. '
TRAXSIKNT CUSTOM
wi y
Fi!c..V',V 1VC V "" TifUTlouu at thisii
l:ce on hhui l iiuliut.-.
--.B . t . T
Dr. J. AVulkfr's CnliiVii iiin v in.
Ogar 15i((crs aro n jmroly Vcjotubl
preparation, niado ehiuily from tlio n.i
tivo herbs louml on tho lower rallies of
the Siorra Not'adti mimntaitis of Culifor
tiia, t!;o medicinal Mobcrties of which
aro cxttactod thcieltom iihout tlio tiso
of Alcohol. Tho question is utmost
daily aKlieil. "What w the rait-io of tlio
unparalleled success of VIxkuah lltr
J'Ki;sf" Our nnstter is, that they remove
tlio cuiiso of disoibiu, and iho patient ro-
covers Ins liea'dh. Tliev aiu tho fcicat
blood pin illet aml alilb-nivin principle,'
ii p'Mlcct lienoviitof ami invigilator,
of tho BVBteui. Never before in tlio
history (1( t,u v uild has a iiiedicine lieeii
cuiiitHiiiiulisl pisisiii t!i iviiKiikahla
quuhlliw Ut VlNKOAB UlTTKHS ill liinllll iha
iitk ul every ihsea-u man is heir to. Tiicw
uro a (-uiitlo I'urpuivo as well a a Tonic.
rmiOMiig toiiL'cs'ion or liiilanunmioi) of
i.io Liver aud bcer.it Orgatis in Uilum
Tlie jiropcrtios cf Dit." Wai.kku's
t.NHOAii lin n-us mo AprriiMit. lii.ipl.oretic
tariiiinative, N utriiious, l.axauve. linretio
beilative, Counter'-lrritaiit tudeviUc, Altcr
tivc, uuJ Anti-llUious.
n. II. MrDOVAI.n ti CD
t-old by uil UruaxLU ui.U u. itVwV
1 I V TIl'I.Mi.i
f I. ," '''I-H.1 f it'll' I
Jll.tu I . . run
J v I' ..u I.-. -ii" v.t-w.
iur tS-ir r V t 1 V 1 al k U(,w. N. Y.,