DR. CLARK
jOrmsorrs
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
Laboratory, 77 W.3ilSf.,Vw York Citj,
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Tha Best Ecmsdy Known to Han 1
tir. Clark Johnson having associated himself
ilh Mr. I'dwln K.itninri, an ecnicdcnpliv long
11 vhivc to W.'iknmelkla, thn medicine nan of the
'm.nirhr", 1" now prepared id lend hi aid in t tip
lii:r"tiitlun of thc'vonihrl'iil remedy of that tribe.
Tin' jw,iii,tiiie of Mr. Ivitmsn bein' similar 10
l t. of Mr. Chns. .Inneaniirl son, of Washington
ti.. lot a, hii account of who-e mffiTiiiL' i't
lirriilit.j.'ly minuted in the Xrv l'trk ll r i'A of Her .
l.';!i. lHis, (lie fucts of which 'am u v.idcljr
known, ;:ud nearly Tnr'l'l. thnt but Mil!': men
tii of Mr. Kallman n experience"' M ill be jriven
here. They are, however, published (n n m -.i vol
nine of ;l;iu pap'S, entitled, "Seven and ine Year
Aruotij; llio t'.ini.inrhcs and pnehos," of which
Mention will ho inudo hereafter. Suffice if to say,
thnt for several yeara, Mr. Knstiniin, while a rap
ic. was compelled ti gather the root, (rn.tm
harks, herbs und lu rries of which Waknincll.la's
medicine was made, nml is still prepared to pro
iilv the samb materials for thn eucces.f ill imro
rlnrtlnn of the tneiiicinc to the world: Hnd aurc
the public, that tho remedy Is thn same now as
when Wakamelkla compelled Uiiu to make it.
Wakametkla, the Medicine Maa
Nothing has been added to the medicine and
nothing hag been taken away. It Is without doubt
he Debt Purifier of the Blood and Reniwir of
tho System ever known to man.
This Syrup possesses varied properties
It acta upon the I.lver.
It nets upon Hie Kldneya.
It resiilateH the Howela.
It purlliosi tlie Blood.
It quiet si the lervoii System.
It promotes Uiestion.
It Nourishes, Strengthens and InTl
orates. "
It carries off the old blood and makes
New.
It opens the pores of the skin, and
Induces Healthy Perspiration. (
It neutralizes the hereditary taint, or poison in
the blood.whk'h peneratee Scrofula. Ervsipelus, and
all manner of nkiii diseases and Internal humors.
There are no spirits employed in its manufacture
and it can be taken by tho most delicate ha he. or
by titrated and feeble, core only being rewiirtd ia
ttmtitm to directions.
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.
HrrE and Niks Viabb Amono ths Cojianchm
and Ai'acues. A neat volume of 300 paiies,
u'.naniniplasutementor the horrible facta
connected with the fad mussacre of a helplesi
family, and the captivity, tortures and ultimate
scape of itstwo surviving members. Kor sal
"y our agent generally. Price 11.00.
T he tncidenta of the massacre, briefly narrated.
r" msiribiited by agents, mat of charge.
.r. Ka-tinaii, beiin almost consiantly at the
v est oncd in gathering and curing the mated.
, ,'" I'ich tho medicine is composed, the sole
l.iiHliicfS mnnauement devolves upon Ur. Johnson.
n.U the remedy bus )eeu called, and u known aa
v-' Dr. Clark Johnson's
INDIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
Price of large Boitlet $1.00
Price of Small Bottles jg
Resd the voluntary testimonials of persona who
have been cured by the use of Dr. Clark Jonaaoa'a
Indian biood Syrup, in your own vicinit.
Testimonial! of Corel.
HIE INDIAN WKJD STRUPTHK HIQHT
PlTTSBtmuH, Pa., Auifuat 2.5. 187R.
iJear Sir: I was troubled with Kidney Dia-
eae and IJver Complaint. I tried everything
wliieh I thought milit do me (food, but I did
not And the ritrlit medicine until I trot .On-con
bottle of your medicine, which entirely cured
li'KMEDY Foil LIVKlt AND KIDNEY
DISEASE.
Edington, Feb. 2, 1879.
weai Mr: I can, irpin my experience, re
commend your Jnniun Uiood byrup aa a but
tan lor Liver and Kidney Disease.
KUZlBtTII A. Sakds.
DYSPEI'SIA AND INDIGESTION.
Btbeiirt, 23d Ward, Jany. 1, 1879.
Dear Sir: Your mott excellent Indian lllood
fynip has given perfect satiblaction when
used lor Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Tbeoo. Hawk
HEAKT DISEASE AND UVEK COM
PLAINT. JIillLtHl ltGH, Snyder Co., ia.
Dear Sir: I have been troubled with Heart,
DiseaNe and Liver Comprint, and I had spent
a Kit-utdealol money lor iiieilicitiHl aid without
receiving any benefit, until I i (K'ured koine of
your Indian lilood Syrup liom your aveut,
K. L. liutbMj'ton. 1 cun now ttmtily liom mv
upeiience as to the ureat value of it in sun i
iiENHY ZhMCTIAN.
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Ilolrl Clork Vtndtrntrd.
" Wliort I was your nft,e," kaU Ri'Bnd
fatlicr, to a citizen who Was doploring
the unreliability of the hewppnpers
"wlien I was at your Bjjcr I hnd the
same fault to find with the ptipfrs. I
couldn't believe a word that wns in 'cm .
For instance, every day I read some
screed about hotel clerks stick in' up
their noses at poor but respectable peo
ple who were forced to stop with them.
At that time I was proprietor of the
fifth Avenue hotel, and was runnin' it
on the European plan if you don't see
what you want, ask for it, no trouble to
show goods, an' that sort of thing. I
didn't believe a word of what the
papers writ about hotel clerks, an' was
mighty sure mine warn't that wny.
To satisfy, myself, however, nnd windi
cate hotel clerks everywhere, I put up
a job on the newspapers."
A smile lit up grandfather's counte
nance at this stirring of memory's em
bers; but !t quickly vanished nnd he
went on:
" I alius dressed in the heicht of fash
ion ; but I borrowed a suit of clothes of
John Jacob Astor, an' disguised myself
as a poor but honest person from the in
terior. I had let some friends in the
secret, an' they were present to see hotel
clerks windicatcd, an' a st ingin' rebuke
administered to a scurrilous press."
At this point grandfather chuckled
audibly.
"Wnen all was ready I walked into
the Fifth Avenue, enrryin' nn ordinary
lookin' gripsack, an' registered as John
Crabapple from Squeedunk. Nice day !'
I said, as I ornamented the register with
my stage-name. (ilad to hear it,' snkl
the clerk, as he fixed his necktie at a
lookin'-glass in the office. What time
kin I get a train to HackensnckP' 1
asked for I knowed that particular
clerk wa strong on time-tables, an' 1
wanted to fetch him out afore the in
vited quests, who were sittin' around
tnkin' it all in. His reply knocked me
clear ofFn my pins. He said, never once
taking himself away from the lookin'
glass : ' See here, my baldheaded patri
arch! you don't see no people sleepin'
around here on benches witli their
valises between their feet, do you ? You
don't see no man shovin' trucks around
loaded with trunks, do youP You don't
observe any little girls runnin' around
with apples to sell, do youP No, 1
reckon not! This is no railroad depot,
dear sir! If you take me for a ticket
agent, a baggage-smasher, or a brake
man, you get left. I run a hotel, tot a
mere railroad.' I was as mad as a wet
hen; but I waited a spell. When he
got his necktie to run parallel with his
moustache, he turned around an' ssked
me what I wns after, an' if I would
mind removin' my carpet-sack from the
counter, an' carryin' it out to the stable,
where it evidently belonged. This
was rubbin' your grandfather the
wrong way of the ha'r; but as
I had cone into the scheme
for the good of clerks in general, I nat
urally thought I could stand it if they
couia. i sai a i would like to nave a
room, if it was all the same to him. He
said he would give me a room in the
cellar, only he was afeard I might sprout.
"loung man, said 1, Harm up, 1 hev
money to pay my way an' sleep in the
bridal chamber, an' 1 don t propose to
take no lip from any stuck-up hotel
clerk. ' Who's a stuck-up hotel clerk?'
he yelled, dancing out of his little den,
an'puttiu' up hi3 hands ' who's a stuck-
up hotel clerk P' I told him I was only
jokin', an' was willin' an' anxious to take
it all back; but he wouldnt have it
He danced roun', an' bobbed up an
down, an' finally hit me a terrible blow
on the nose. 'Take that, you old hay
seed !' he yelled ; ' an' that, an' that, an'
that!' An' I did as he recommended.
When I was beginnin' to get back at
him, he struck the bell an' seven porters
seized me an' hustled me out on the
street, the clerk brhigin' up the rear, as I
it were, witu ins rox-toea snoes. un
the sidewalk a policeman collared me,
in' I was locked up for thirty-six hours
afore I could git a chance to explain
things."
"Then it can hardly be said that you
succeeded in vindicating hotel cleiks
against the'slanders of the press."
V indicate," replied grandfather.
moved to wrath; and he ambled off,
stabbing the door spitefully with his
cane. Cincinnati Enquirer.
How a Colonel Won a Bridle.
The Hartford ("Conn.) correspondent
of the Springfield Republican tells the
following story of General II. W. Birge,
formerly of the Thirteenth Connecticut
volunteers : Birge was ever a fine horse
man, and it was while he was recruit
ing his regiment that the incident oc
curred. . The colonel as he was then
wa riding down the street when he saw
in the second-story window of a hai
ncss shop an elegant bridle. " What
will you take for that bridle?" said
Birge to the proprietor. " You mav
have it free it you will ride up there and
get it," was the rep.y. lhis was no
sooner said than the colonel turned his
horse s head and spurred him up the
wooden staircase that led to the second
story, seize 1 the bridle, turned and
rode down again this last being, as
Birge phrased it, " the only ticklish part
of the job " The horse that perlormed
this leal was very highly valued by the
general, and was tenderly cared for as
long as he lived.
What He Said.
" Jennie, darling," he said, as they sat
cosily side by hide in the big old
fashioned chair, whose generous arms
had often encompassed a similar pair;
"my sweet girl" and the tire blazed
and crackled, and snapped its lively
glances of liht out into the darkening
room; "my dearest one "and thelitful
shadows came and went in the apart
ment, making grotesque figures upon
its handsome walls; "light of my life"
and her pretty head nestled confidingly
against his manly vest, through whose
folds the beating of his tender heart
was audible ; " my beacon light "-and he
pressed in his honest palm her little
hand oh, so little! as he said, "my
little pet;" and outside the wind blew
fierce, while the dashing rain smote
hard against the pane, heightening the
peaceful influence of the glowing grate;
iu wwii mar gin "and the tremor in
his voice was born of purest love " my
guiding star," he said he said Well ;
blest if we know what else he did say,
but that was enough. With a woman's
intuition she knew his meaning, and
lie scooped him in. Rockland Courier.
The tusk that Cety wayo sent over to
England as a herald of peace, is seven
feet long and nearly three feet in circum
ference" at the big end. It was a very
appropriate emblem of peace. If we
should see a man coming at us with a
tusk like that, we'd go in for peace on
any terms, and pay the hall rent " ur
plveg," ISurlinyton Uawkeyt,
An F.dinhurg wotunh, whose hus
band had beaten her fii!0 times in four
years, had him arrested and he was sent
to jail for three days. The punishment
was too light. Tho brute should hnve
been sent to jail for a whole week. The
next thing we know he'll kill hia wife,
and then lie'll get locked up for a month.
Xorrittown Herald.
A land flowing with milk and honey
may bo very rich, but it ought to make
things quite damp and uncomfortable
for farmers. Picavune.
Thnt baby. I admit, is as good as
wheat." remarked a fond pnrent the
other day, "but like wheat it has to bo
threshed. II heeling Leader.
There is still outstanding $31,000,000
of called United States gdVerninent
bonds upon which interest has ceased
since the seventeenth of July last .
There la Health Ahead,
For cheerless dyspeptics who will tine Hoetet
ter'a Stomach bitters, which will enable them
to digest, restore their appetites, steady their
nerves and drive away the blue. II, with
such a prospect, there are any ol them who
neglect to profit by the above suggestion, why
they deserve to suffer, that Is ah. Let them
ak any one who has used the Bitters if it is
not a good medicine, And il they receive a
Iriithlnl reply it will he an afllrmnlive. Bil
iousness, bowel troubles, debility, rheumatism
me all o nquered by this highly esteemed and
professionally sanctioned specific, which has
ulso won a nntional reputation as a remedy
for and means oi averting intermittent and
remittent levers. It has a cheering effoct
upon the despondent invalid, and may bo re
lied upon, to produce decisive and not pnlliu
tive effects. Il is the one thing needlul lor
the cure of dyspepsia, and nothing will supply
it9 place.
An Indestructible Hubbrr Boot!
India Itubbor, its prepnred in the mutni
taeture ot Boots, has a grain orflbor as posi
tive as the grain ol a pine board. The "crack
ing " ot Rubber is simply the separation ol
these fibers, caused by the strain Jironpht upon
them, wherever wrinkles are iormed in the
stock by tho bending ol the loot in the act at
walking.- In the " 95 " Boot, by making the
exposed part ol the upper and leg ot iny
t r$ ol Kubber (as seen in the out), the grain
in crossed at right angles, whereby the whole
mass of fibers are held together, rendering
separation or " cracking " impossible. The
extra thickness obtained by doubling he upper
and leg, tends also to prevent the lormation
oi permanent wrinkles, lor the stock, aided
by its elastic purity, springs back to its origi
nal lorm when the bending ceases, so that
alter six months' wear these Boots will be
found as smooth and as shapely as when first
made. This slmpo-rotaining quality will be
found especially desintblo in the leg, which in
ordinary llubber Boota settles down and creat
wrinkles are formed around the ankle, causing
the wearer to interfere " in walking, to the
speeds' wearing out ol the Hoot lee. The free
dom liom loot chafing and stocking wearing
wrinkles in the ' JNinoty-flve Percent. Stcrl
ing Boot," will be lound of great practical
cotniorl anil economy.
A speedy quiotus is given to a hacking
couku ny mat inestimable enecitlo lor mi mo
nary, throat and bronchial complaints, Hall's
Balsam for the Lungs, which cutes consump
tion, uroncimis, pneumonia, pleurisy, labored
breathing and other disorders. of the respirn
tory organs. When a cough manifests itself,
the early use ot this beneficent medicine is
earnestly recommended, as th difficulty is
more easily overcome in its incipient stage
than later on. Sold by all druggists.
Prices of the Mason & Hamlin Organs are
somewhat more than those of the poorest
organs made; but they are not much more,
while the quality is vastly superior. This has
been so thoroughly proved by the results at
all great world's expositions lor many years
t at it is no Ion .or a question. At the prices
woy are uie cneapesi organs.
For one cent purchase a postal card and
send your address to Dr. Saniord, 162 Broad
way, New York, and receive pamphlets by
return mail, from which you can learn whether
vour liver is out oi order, and ii out of order.
or is any way diseased, what is the best tiling
in the world to take tor iu
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Brokers, 1227 Broadway, New York.
tor an lmlated throat, eough or oold,
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They
maintain the good reputation they have justly
acquired. 25 cents a box.
Wanted.
Sherman ft Ci ., Marshall, Mich., want an
agent in tins county at once, at a salary ol
100 per month and expenses paid. For lull
particulars address as above.
Get Lyon's Patent Heel Stiflener applied to
inose new uoots and they will uever run over,
anu will lust twice as long.
Young men go west. Learn telegraphy. Ad
dress R, Valentine, Manager, Janesvtlle, Wis.
Chew Jackson's Beat Sweet Navy Tobacce.
Comminution Cored.'
Ao old physician, retired Irom pruclice, having hsd
nla.Kl lu his huml by an Kal Inlls niltionry the
formula of a siuiuie vegetable remedy for the speeily
an ) permanent cure fur Curisuuiptlou, liroui liltii,
Catanli, Aathum, and ail Throat sutl I.ung Attectlons,
a'ho a Djiuve and radical cure for Nervous Debllltv
Mil l nil Nervous Complaints, afU-r baring tested IU
wonderful cnraUve powers tu thousands of cases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to uissunVriUK leilows.
AcluiMiMi by Uils motive and a desire to relieve hiuusu
tuttfMii!!, 1 will send free or i-barge to all who desire it,
this recipe, la lieruiaD, freu h, or English, with lul
iliriHiious lur preparing and ulng. Sent by mall I
mall ly
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Surma. U Powers' Muck Ko heater. N. .
A World of Good,
One of the most popular mod ieiuos now
before the American public is Hop Bit
ters, iou see it every where. People
lake it with good effect. It builds them
up. It is not as pleasant to the taste as
some other bitters as it is not a whiskey
drink . It is more like the old-fashioned
bor cset tea that has done a world of good
If you don't feel just right try Hop Bit
tors. 'Nunda News.
Sediment or mucus in
sure indication of disease.
Wort. .
the urine is
Take Kidney
isura relief erririu a
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EAR DISEASES.
rK. C. K SuoauAkr.R tthe weli-icr.wu Aursl Hurneon
of Heading, Pa. I vlves all his time to the tieatuieut oi
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There la no cure for nrlghl's Dis
ease of the Kidneys, or llladder
and I'rinary Coinnlaiuts. Tliey sre
In error. limit a ltemriiy
cures tlb'se iiiseahes. tierieial
THINK
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or Side, Oropy, Gravel. Iis.-:'u-tlon,
and nil llisi asei ' f the Kid
neys, llladder and rnn.iiy organs
sre cured liy Hunt s Itcmcily .
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The Only Remedy
THAT ACTS Al 'lilK bAUi,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and tho KIDNEYS.
This combined actum ffives tltwi-l
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VJhu A,a Wa .Qloly 1
Iff ill aTmi w v s
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H'liy l .iriiieuted with Piles, t'onsl iiiullon
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tVhy endure nervous or sick nranaciiesi
Why hate sleepless nights I
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