DR. CLARi;
Jonrjcon'
Indian Blood Syrup,
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77 V.3d St., Now York Cit
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90, 009 AGENTS HATE SOLD 6IRCK 1879
0.000, COG Bottles.
This Syrup Possesses Varied Properties.
I allmnlntea tba Pytywtln. la thai Pa! I til.
rhlrh converts the Btnrrb nad mngnr at th
feed Info elooaatt. A dehVOewr in Prevail
ranaea Wind and Flooring af iho faoal ia tba
atomnrh. If the mrdlclna U take laaaiodl.
olely after- rating Ibo fcnaeatiuiaa sU la
prevented.
It acta npan tba I.rrer.
It acta uaa the ItlrfneyaV
It Hegnlmea tba Bawela '
It Farifloa tbe Blood ,
It Qateta tba N aire fly aiexat
It Promerea Digestion.
It NcariafaM, turn, hana and Tartffarataa,
It carries off tba Old Bload and make sew,
It ba pom af tba afcta a ad ladac.
Ilraltbj Perspirattan.
II neutralizes the hereditary Mr, or pcaeoo In tba
Mood, which generates Scrofula, Kryelpelaa, and all
nanaer of akin diseaaea and internal h amort.
Tbra ara no spirits employed in tta mamifaernre
and it can b taken by tha moat delicate babe, or by
tba aged and feeble, can cnly iemg- rwfatrtd i at
tention tt dirtctiont.
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Read tho VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS
cf Persona who have been CURED by tha
lit of tho BLOOD PURIFIER.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Clihtonvillk, Vesamqo Co., Pa.
Dour Sir I have been ailing lor ovor fifteen
years with something- like Consumption. I
tried a number ot doctor and medicines, but
never received any permanent benefit until J
uaod your Indian Blood Syrup, which cured
me. I have had better health this winter
than for several years past.
MAitr Aim Kellt.
RECOMMKND3 IT TO ALL.
South Oil CiTr, Venahoo Co., Pa.
Dear Sir I was in poor health lor some
time, and by the use of your most valuable
Indian Blood Syrup I lave been greatly bene
flted. I now enjoy better health than I hav
lor five years, and do not hesitaM to recom
mend your medicine to all who are afflicted.
Mbs. K. Fiend.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
Salisbury. Lancaster Co., Pa.
Dear Sir This is to certify that your In
dian Blood Syrup has cured me ot Dyspepsia
and other complaints, ot twenty years stand
ing. DAvn Stbbdbk
REMEDY FOR WORMS.
Bonn KILL, Pi KB Co., Pi.
Dear 8ir I have used your great Indiar
Blood Syrup in my lamily for Worms am
Summer Complaint, and it has proved effeo
lual in all cases. Thos. Cobtbigut.
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
Bubhkill, Pike Co., Pa.
Dear Sir The use of your valuable Indiat
Blood Syrup has effectually relieved me ot
Dyspepsia. I have also used it in my familj
lor Sick Headache and Worms, with the mow
beneficial results. Samuel Kshback.
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
Weaver's Old Stand,
Westmoreland Co., Pa. j
Dear8ir I have usod your excellent In
dian Blood Syrup lor Dyspepsia and Indiges
tion, and think it the best medicine known.
It is not possible for any other remedy .
buve the same medicinal virtue.
John Clendenen.
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
Allknsvillb, Mifflin Co., Pa.
Dear Sir This is to certify that your In
dian Blood Syrup has entirely cured my wile
oi Dyspepsia and Pain in the Stomach.
Samuel L. Btxeb.
UNANIMOUS RECOMMENDATION.
The following persons have used the Indian
Blood Syrup, and add their testimony in its
Cavort
Moses Strome, ol Lebanon, says: "It
entirely cured me ol Rheumatism and Head
ache." Joseph Biner, ol Cornwall, says: "For
years I suffered with Pleurisy and Liver
Complaint, and a short trial ol the Syrup
cured me."
Mrs. Reuben Eekerd, ol Lebanon, cured ol
Dyspepsia in its worst form.
Henry Smith, of Lebanon, says: " My wife
and child have been entirely oured ol Scrolula
by the use ol the Blood Syrup."
Wm. Donley, ol Bisuiark, says: "It oured
my son ot Khouiuuti&in."
Mrs. Levi Young, ol Manheim, relieved ot
Heart Disease, alter tbe doctors failed.
Mre. .Tnhn Nrwmu I ..f rftnlwan .
- rt'i nnym I
" Your Syrup has cured Dyspepsia, Debility
Benj. Jugg, near Mastersonville, cured ot
tviuney anu iviver jjisease.
Mrs. Fateldongelin, of Lebanon, cured ol
tape norm, uiiur aociors lulled.
Mrs. Joseph Kelly, ol Lebanon, cured oi
Palsy.
John Stern, ol Thannn. onFBA r.l n ... I
and his wile cured ot Dyspepsia and General
AJerangemeni oi me system.
Rev. John Rule, ol Mauheim, oured ot
ICheaaiatism, also his son cured ot Sores
Pimples and Headache.
d. W OitihA. t .ah r Aut At-annvillA nurA.-l rj
liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and .Covi-.tipa.
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FAKltt. UARDEX AM) IHU JSKIiOLl.
The Ktork anil the ratt,
Po not graft upon old trers. To nut
graft upon old trcos that ate in tin tin
tliillly or dyin condition, until you
have pruned, manured, nnd cultivated
them to Rive them a new start. After
they Iiavemnde new shoots, nnd shown
that they have a new lease of life, you
mny craft with profit. Do not graft
winter varieties upon early sorts, or
tart apples upon sweet, if you want to
secure good specimens ol the now sorts
you put in. There are many well-authenticated
facts which show that the
stock does have some influence upon
the graft. A neighlxr of outs ocrot'S
the line, of an inquiring turn of mind,
found in one orchard noar him, trees
of the Rhode Island Greening that
habitually produced apples that rotted
on the trees in tho fall, and none of
them would keep until the new year,
while the orchard close by bore frnit
that kept well. Upon inquiry ho found
that these poor keepers were crafted
upon early stocks and upon unthrifty
trees. There weie two causes at
work to hasten tho maturity of the ap
ples and make them comparatively
worthless. If you want late keepers,
graft winter varieties upon winter
stocks. There is very little doubt that
sweet varieties are made less sweet by
being grafted upon some stocks. Care
lessness in selecting stocks is one of the
reasons why there is such a wide de
parture from a normal type in many of
the more popular varieties of our win
ter apples. Our nurserymen ought to
look alter this thing, and in planting for
nursery stocks the seeds of early nud
late apples should be kept separate, and
the young stocks designed for winter
va.ieties Bhouid be grown exclusively
from the seeds of the best keening win
ter apples. We have no doubt that our
best winter apples can be improved in
their keeping quality by being grafted
upon late keeping stocks, and by being
grown upon well-fed, vigorous trees.
American Agriculturist.
Keclpca.
Balloon Pudding. Take one nint of
sweet milk, three eggs, one pint of flour ;
beat the yolks of the eggs light and mix
with the milk, then stir into the flour
gradually, beating it well; add one
siltspoon ol salt; then wisp the whites
of the eggs until stiff, and stir through
the milk and flour lightly; butter small
cups, and fill them half lull of the mix
ture, ana bake in a quick oven ; when
done, turn them out of the cups on to a
heated dish, and send to the table hot.
Hot Butteked Loaf. One ouart of
nour, a gin oi yeast, two eggs, one table
spoonful of butter creamed, making it
softer than light bread dough, lightened
in the shape you bake it in, which is
usually around tin. Make it tip after
breakfast for tea. It is delightful for
handed supper when rut into slices n
little less than an inch thick, iustn'a
soon as it is drawn from the oven, nnd
Duuerea eenerously. The slices should
be heaped one upon another as fast as
buttered, so that the loaf may retain its
siiapc.
Boiled Onions. Take off outside
skin, cut off both ends, let stand in cold
water an hour; then drop them into a
saucepan containing two quarts boiling
water; boil fifteen or twenty minutes;
saucepan must be closelv covered : then
pour on mis water; men boil a half
uour longer in two quarts of tresu
boiling wt-ter; scald a cupful of nice
iresn niiiK, tnicKened with a little flour;
season to taste and boil five minutes,
and serve whole. This destroys the
strong, disagreeable taste and smell of
tne onions, and will not produce heart
burn. Easit.y-Ma
left in n Blow riVPtl f,ir SPTcral linnri ni!
even S 11 day. Take two pounds' of
gravy beef, cut off the skin and iat, di
vide it into pieces about an inch square,
Wash it. then nlncfi it. in n. Inrn-A hnurlrw
small crock, cover it with water, or
ratner aaa as mucn as desired lor gravy
or beef-tea; let it stand an hour, then
cover ir. with n rtlata nnH nlonn If In a
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slow oven, adding previously a little
1. J ' 1 1 3 a . n
sau, ami h liKea, an onion cut up line.
It should conk fnnr nr fitro Imni-o nr,A
then there will be enough gravy for de-
jicious ana raopi nutritious beel tea, as
well as an excellent dish of wholesnmo
meat.
Wet and Dry Plowing.
Plowing land when it is verv drv is
nearly as hurtful as when it is very wet.
wui uij cApiriicnue is wiui neavy mayor
land in which clay is an important con
stituent. Such land when plowed drv
breaks up lumpv. and subseauent rain's
do not dissolve the lumps. It is my
opinion that there is never a more suit
able condition for rlowinsr anvsoil than
niicuib lias cnuuii iiiuibiuiu io cause
the furrows to fall loosely irom the
plow, with no appearance ol packing
and no lumps.
Turning Manure.
A large heap may bo turned bv be
ginning at each end. and throwing off
tho manure to a distance of about three
feet; gradually move it from each end
until there are two heaps. After the
manure has remained in this way for a
few wetks, replace the two heaps, mak
ing one heap a?aiu, thus turning the
manure very thoroughly twice. In
turning, the manure should be shaken
thoroughly apart, and all the lumps
broken. Two loads of manure so treated
do as much immediate pood as will
tnree oi coarse, lumpy sum.
Catching a Cannon Ball.
Recently, at Leeds, John Holtum. a
gymnast, was charged before Mr. Bruce,
the stipendiary nitisristrate.with unlaw.
fully wounding Elijah .Fenton, a market
porter, in tne Princess concert hall, in
that town. Holtum had, during the
week, been giving performances show
ing extraordinary strength in the hand
ling of heavy clubs, cannon balls, etc.,
and on Friday night he offered a prize
of $250 to any person who could catch a
ball fired from a cannon as he (Holtum)
had done on Beveral consecutive rights.
The challenge had been accepted by
three men, and a cannon having been
placed in position on the stage, a suita
ble cartridge and a ball weighing seven
founds was rammed home. When
loltum called upon those who had ac
cepted his challenge, Elijah Fenton
presented himselt, stripped off his
coat and waistcoat, and, standing
about six yards away from the cannon's
moutli, declared that he was ready,
and placed his hands in a position to
secure the projectile. An attendant
fired the cannon, when, to the horror
of all present, the ball struck Fenton in
the forehead and knocked him down.
He managed to crawl off the stage, and
at first it was thought that he was not
much hurt. Shortly afterward, how
ever, the case assumed a much more
serious appearance, and Fenton was re
moved to the Iorrf.t grnrrnl infirmtiry
wliere it was lounu mat ne n-ni n.ri'ivni
compound fracture ol the skull, and thai
lia nmnvirr wnsi almost boneless. 'I'll 5
stipendiary magistrate remanded Hol
tum until the next inostmy. air. iioti
son, the proprietor of the Princess con
rnrt lio.ll. nivimisnd t lint the nrformnnoe
in question should not bo repeated on
his premises, but stated mat i toiium naa
been performing on the continent in this
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nn nccident of this kind before. London
'Junes.
TIMELY TOPICS.
And now courts have decided that a
chalk mark is patentable, nnd have or
dered the commissioner o! patents to
issuo a patent to tho man who wanted
one for such a mark! Tho chalk is ap
plied to a piece ot pasteboard cut in n
strip and lastrncd together in circular
form, with beveled edges, so that it can
be slipped over sugar buckets, iais of
sweetmeats, cake boxes and the like to
repel insects.
The school directors of au Illinois
township ordered the Bible read in the
school fifteen minutes each morning.
and the scholars, during the reading, to
refrain from other studies. Mr. McCor
mick. Catholic, directed his son not to
refrain from study during the Bible
reading. The boy was expelled from
school. Mr. McCormick sued the di
rectors. Judge Pillsbury decided in
favor of the latter. McCormick appealed
io the supreme court, which lias allrmed
the decision ol the lower court.
Seven years ago James Creese came to
this country from England, leaving his
wife, son and daughter behind liiiv;.
His wife and son followed soon after,
and the family settled near New York
city. They intended to send for the
daughter as soon as possible, but just as
the necessary funds had been saved Mrs.
Creese became sick and died, and the
expenses of her illness and burial ate up
the fund. A second time the needful
sum was accumulated, when the Bon
died and tho,money was again diverted.
The father set himself to work to lay by
another; fund, and had succeeded within
a few dollars when he died.
Miss Emily Scott, the manager of a
species ot bnepnerdess s Fold, at Hast
ings, England, who was arretted recently
r i .i . . i
iui omiviug ncr m.uu-servniu, agca
fourteen.when remanded, ten davs after.
said that she had had the girl two years
and had fed her on "porridge, mixed
with cod-liver oil ." Tho master of the
workhouse, where the girl was sent after
Miss beotts arrest, testified that she
weighed onlv thirty-live pounds when
taken there, and in eight days increased
eight pounds in weight. She was not
vet fit. to VIVP ewiclpnon Tlinn Mian
Scott, who had given bail in $250, drove
nomeinacab, lollowed by a mob, which
gathered around and threatened the
house, until dispersed, by the police.
A curious experiment 5n "railroad
ing" was tried in California reeentlv.
It was a new, single-track road. The
temporary track was 000 feet long, the
ties being fence-posts, on which the
tract was nailed with tenpenny nails.
The engine, loaded with coal and water,
weighed nine and one-half tons. The
rails are of wood, and the wheels broad
and flat, being sixteen inches on the
face. The cars are hung within three
inches of the track. The engine and
loaded car attached, weighing in all
twenty-five tons, went rapidly ud a
200-foot grade, making excellent time.
It is claimed that the wear and tear is
no such us might be expected, and that
an immense gaining in freights can be
made by building these roads, which
cost but little for construction.
Within the last few years there has
been a great decrease in the flax and
linen trade of Great Britain. The acre
age planted with flax has fallen off 9,885
acres since 1871. In that year there
were some 500 factories engaged in the
manufacture of linens in England,
Scotland and Ireland. This number
was reduced to 400 in 1878. The num
ber of spindles was reduced during the
same time from 1,558.335 to l,261.7fi,
and the number of operatives from 124,
772 to 108,806. The decline in the linen
business is attributable to the falling off
of the foreign demand. The export of
tho manufactured linens was reduced
from 220,467,476 yards in 1871 to 177.
776,527 yards in 1878,while during the
same period the exportation of linen
yarns fell from 36,235,625 pounds to 19,
216,000 pounds.
Wasn't Feeling Very Well.
We are told that the glory of a young
man is his strength, and in these deeei,-
erate days the statement is emphat
ically true. Jt8t evening a number
of young men whose glory is their
strength were in Whetstone's drug
store expanding aDd spreading lueiu
sel ves with the kindly aid of a lung tester.
The utmost limit to which any one
could force the lung-tester was 210.
Several others were just a little below
this, and with all the pride of strength
the 210 man stood triumphant. While
the contestants stood about filled
with marvelings and envy, a young
man from the Amish settlement step
ped into the store. He was a strong,
healthy young man. They invited
him to try the lung-tester, :tnd soe if
he could not rival the two hundred and
forty man. He was willing to try, and
at once began operations although lie re
marked that lie was not feeling very
well. However, he took a long breath
and began to blow. At once that lung
tester began to act a3 though struck by
an equinoctial storm. It expanded
and swelled like a balloon at a
county fair. Before the startled
crowd knew what had happened, the
thing registered two hundred and forty
and the young man was blowing with
terrific lorce. Fifty, sixty, seventy,
eighty away it went and in a moment
had passed three hundred and was
jumping into tho tens and twenties
as though operated upon by the
bellows of a church organ. Finally
the young man stopped when he had
grown quite red in the face and the
tester registered three hundred and
sixty-two! Ashe went out he remarked
again that he was not feeling very well,
but he would like to try the thing some
day when he was feeling bright and
chipper. Iowa City Ittyublican.
" All things come to him who will
but wait." Not much. The fellow who
borrowed twenty dollars of you last
summer will not come to vou if vou
wait five hundred years; and a fortune
of six hundred thousand dollars is still
more dilatory in making one a visit.
Norristown Ilcrzld.
WonH of Wisdom.
A pound of enre will not pay a pound
of debt.
The key to every .man is his thought.
Casual thoughts arc fometimesof great
value.
Peoplo seldom improve when they
have no other model but themselves to
copy after.
The more we do. tho more we can do:
the more busy ve are the more leisure
we have.
Envy is arnssionFO full of confidence
nnd nhamc, that nobody ever had the
confidence to own it.
The mind of youth cannot remain
empty; if you do not put into it that
which Is good, it M ill gather flsewhcie
mat wutcli is evil.
There is no time in a man's life when
hois so great ns when he cheerfully
oows to tno necessity or his position,
and makes tho best of it.
Newton found that a star, examined
through a glass tarnished bv smoke.
was diminished it:to a saock of liirht.
But no smoke ever breathed so thick a
mist as envy or detraction.
Mere bashfulness without merit is
awkwardness: and merit without
modesty, insolence. But modest merit
has a double claim to acceptance, and
generally meets with as many patrons
as neiioiuers.
Not Much of a Lors
A young ladv went to a drusr store.
Monday, located not a hundred miles
Irom the market house, and had a nre
scription mado up.
llow muchP" inquired tho lady.
" Fifty cents." said tho clerk.
' But I have only forty-five cents with
me," replied the customer; "can't you
lei me iiavo it lor iimtr"
"No, ma'am," said tho clerk, "but
you can pay mc tho five cents wheu you
I'fini O In nn-niti 1 '
" But suppose I were to die," said the
lady, jocularly.
" Well, it wouldn't be a very great
loss," was tho smiling response.
And immediately tho innocent clerk
gathered from the indignant flash on the
lady's faco that he had been misunder
stood, nnd before he could assure her
that it was the little balance and not her
that, would be no great loss, she had
bounced out at a go-as-you-please gait,
ana was oeyond mo sound ol Ins voice
Ckvela?id Sentinel.
A hoarse shoo never brings good luck
to a ioraging lien. Wheeling Leader.
The oost ol Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is only
25 cents. A bottle will convince even the
uio t incredulous ol its excellence.
Vegetine put up in this lorm comes within
the reach ol all. By making the medicine
yourscll vou ran. irom a A fin. not.. ob
taining the barks, roota and herbs, mnke two
bottles of tbe liquid Vegotino. Thousands
will g'adly avuil themselves o this oppor
! unity, who huve the convenience to make
uia meuicine. i un directions in every pack
oca.
Vegotine In powder form is sold by all
drugkisU and general s ores. If you cannot
ouy u oi mem, enclose ntty cents in postage
stamps for one paoknge, or one dollir for two
imuKurcs, ana i win sen it Dy return mail.
ii. it. oiovens. uonon, ALU'S.
. A TTniiieliolrt Need.
A book on the Liver, its diseases and thei
treatment tent tree, luclinlinir tn.Aii UflB 11 lift
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jautidioe
Biliousness. llt ndiichA nnnatinati.-m Tlcn....
sia, Malaria, etc. Addrets Dr. Sautord, 162
oraiuwoy, new jorg city, JN. r.
Tha VnltKln Rclt r,n.. Manhnil. tih.
Will sond their Electro-Voltaio Holt to th
atniotod upon 30 days trial. Soe their adver
tisement in this papor Headed, " Ou 30 Dyi
a nai."
Walking made easy with Lyon's Heel StifV
enors ; tuey keep your boots and shoes straight
For sore throat, gargla with Piso's Cure
mixed with a little water. Rolief is instant.
Don't be without C. Gilbert's Starches.
A CAKI Tn all who are aiiflertng from the er;o i
ami mil ; rtloius or youth, n rvo wvakneiw, arty decay,
Usof iiiHiilr oit, pti'.. t will a nit a Itecine that will t-uri
you, fJiKJi OP CHAHOH. This urcnt renieilT wan Uln-
covi-mi uy a iiii-aionarv in Mu;n Anirnca. p MAaeir
a.Mri'seil rnvelop- to the Her. JuSKl'U T. INMAN
Million D. Am lir City.
naiialitera. lVlvn and ftT of ti ra.
Pa. MAKCillsra f TKK1N KJATII0U( ON will posi
tively cure Kcinnle Wcoliiioiw, nuh at Falling ot the
Womb, Whtti'S, Chronic IiilLiiniiiullon or 1'lceratlon of
the Womb, Im-lilt-ntal ltemorrhuxe or Flooding, Painful.
Supprt-ftaed anil lrreinilar Mensliuatlon, Ac. Au olil and
reliable remeily. Send postal cunt lor a pmitphlrt, with
treatment, cunt ami rcrtlllcatea from ul.jsklana am)
Datlrnta. to 1IUWAUU1 A llAI.I.AHU Liica, W. Y.
aoiu uy au urugguu si.au per uoiua.
How t Get Sick.
Expose yourself day and night, eat too
much without exercise ; work too hard
without rest; doctor all the time; take
all the vile nostrums adrertised ; and
then you will want to know
How to Get Well,
Which is answered in three words-
Take nop Bitters! See other column
Express.
When exhausted by mental labor take
Kidney-Wort to maintain healthy action
of all organs.
YOUNG MEN
month. Kvery crailuate ru
Leans Telegraph? ano
earn 9v to mm
month. Kvery grauluate ruaranteed a pay m ntu-
allnn. Allreaa R. Valeuuue, Mavctager, Janeariiie. wia.
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$66
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CR la 9n Par 61 boloe. Samples worth 16 tr.
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Vegetine.
IN FOWDEIi FORM
CO CT3. A PACHACm
Dr.W. HO03 WHITES:
Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism, Weaknet s.
II. It. sTvaKS, Pot to a t I bava baa araMlnlni
Dadlolna for twenty-fire year, and a a remedy
for Scrofula, Liver Complaint, Pyepepela, Rheums
Htm, Weaknrtt, and all dlieatea of th blood, 1
have never found Ita equal. I have sold Titik1
for aeven years and have never had one bottl ra
mmed. 1 would heartily recommend tt to inoa iu
need of s blood partner.
P. W. KUSB, lrntrn.
Bept. It, lin. Wilton, leva.
Vegetine.
One Package in Powder Form
Cured Scrofula.
HOW Tt REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS' BILLS.
M BaaMBa St., Eaat Itoiton, Kaaa.,
Bept. SO, 1879. f
Mr. H. K. Sxavaaa Dear Bir : sty little danah
tar Stella baa been afflloted a Ion; time with Rorof
ula, atifferlng ererytlilnR. I employed dlneren'
phyalolana In Eaat Boston, but they belped hei
none. I bought eome of your Powna Fokm Tana
Tina, and my wife ateeped It and nave It to thaehlk
aooordlng to tha dtrectiona, and wa were aurprlae
la a fortuight'etlm to aea how th ohiid had fratnei
In neak and Irength. She la now saining ever
day, and I can cheerfully rerommead roar rained;
to bit tha beet we have ever triad.
lleapeotully yours, I. T, WEBB.
Yegellne Ii Sold by all Pmgrglsln.
Don'tDslay to Cure t&at Consb
DONT DESPAIR became all other remedies hv
failed but try this remedy and yon will sot b deceived.
D will core wbea all otban feu.
1 DIRECTIONS
roi I'sma
AllEf S K BALSAM
AOCOKPAXT EACH BOTTLE.
For Bala y sill Madlelats Dealers.
iVMi?x AXLE GREASE.
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Double Huller
Clover Machine
Ib thfi Mfy hind ffeM hu rrcr
fttiUtMi 100 bufthvlf efsMd
lu orjUr from dKiap and
i wei Btrw. hna bm w
Bortpttvn riroalu d Pric
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lUrr eounrtultic this.
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HOW TO BE
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e:, aVCWiJuxirs, Worklixr-
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7.S in 13 dars. another 1 1 In one day, another 10 In a few
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clrcuiare and term.
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oomhined. Terma Mo)erata. Paraph lta of
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. HUHM A GUa, .9l XaSMM.Uoy.limv YoaU
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all Family I sea. Sold by all Druggitu and Urooeia
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING CO., Phlla.
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KP1 UAL JtATiM
to agents and getter up of club. Addresa
Tub Times, Kanaa City, Mo.
Oil 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
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Kim trie Apphaiu ea upon trial for SO dais to Uioae aJflkted
wllh Ntrvum IMnUiy and dueam W a ptrtmat wnm.
Also of tli Liver, Kklneya, HhcuuiaUam, Pwalyaav A
A m ore ruarantecd or no pan.
Adoxeas Voltaic Btllto., Marahall, Mtch.
1,OSSI Foestla. Fouila of th Coal Flora, Authra-
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tered Ltftwra at my r.nk,
die Mi up, fur 91 ami upward pt-r patkA't:. Kt-Kia-
iieo k,nvl 11 hi, iiaileU.u, ra.
JTyVTC! llw)lwars. Catalogu fre. Addres
Vf UiliJ GrtutWetleiuiujiV jU.s. l'iVWOura,
tV lld It li'l,nriliii A: I o H
PERFECTED KIT I
Tg, nni w
I . ia.iH.tvta 1
I,.faItPSMUl I
hjjjgft.,1 1 Tai. irtai 11IM iiaa its. . T "z
iJATllO
(iivea Ilutter the trllt-edied enlrr tli y. iir round. The lamest Butter Buyers recount. end n
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iiiwii. Mlm u&m H. where to not. IU tV" t.ii. lilCll .KiaM A ( O. 1'reorietora. Hm liiajlj
POilQ'S EaTRAGT
ffubJutt IrflununaHim, CorUrolt all f.)rr jp't,
Acvtiand Chronic, TVkh and Aftiwu.
Tho Wonder of Healing,
jmvwoon RiTiitii, Tn. n., in. n.
C. P., ., c, c, of tha Ilonpltal for
Woman In Boho Square, London, writing to
"Tha Lancet," under data of Angnit Sfl, 18T9,
says; " POND'S EXTRACT Is good pre
paration. I have naed tt for soma time (tea
to fifteen minima) with "marked benefit U
eases of pssstva ulcrlue hoinorrhrige,"
POriD'G EXTRACT.
TUlt TK0KT1CI.B PAIH DESTttOTKB.
Dn.AnTiiirnciiriNNKS", F.n.o.s.,
of Knjland, says: " I have prerl!ed rOND"3
KITUACT for ncmorrhaKCS of different
kinds, for Hemorrhoid!!, and Tor affections of
the eyes, and alto In Hhcumatlc Inflammatory
Swelling of tha Joints, with great lucceae."
Also supported fcj th foUowing sbls phjtl
dsns: "
POND'S EXTRACT.
amuse -coiFonTixa.
DU. IIKUniNO, s phyalclan of national rs
" putalton, says: "This medlclnseomprlte tha
virtues of Aoonlta and Amloa, and oonUlaa a
tonic property whlck renders it Immantsly
superior to both. M
POND'G r XTRACT.
A KKNOWKKD VEDICIKK.
Dlt. A. K. SltPHVElrt, of Brooklyn, N. T.,
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of Kgypllan Ophtbaluila (disease of lUa y'
130 cases were cured by rOND'S EX
TRACT." POND'S EXTRACT,
CSED 05CR-VSF.D ALmiS.
nn. If. O. FUKSTOJC, of Brooklyn, M.T..
" 1 know of no remedy so generally usuf al I
a family."
CAUTION.
' rOND'S EXTRACT Is sold m!v In bottles with
the nsms biown In the gtsu, sod oar landsca
trada-mark on buff wrapper.
. Psoitis nnaafe to ti oilier articles with out
dlrootlons. InsIM on having POXD'B EXTRACT.
Refost all Imitations and tn'-etllutei.
Trices of POND'S EXTRACT, 50o,( Jl.OO 11.73.
yOrn Niw TAitrui.iT with Histort o
Ovh rBSCaATii)xt, SsttT FREB oh Arrrioa
rios to
POND'S EXTRACT CO.,
18 Murray Street, New Yprk,
BVf fiv nil IHvggUti.
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