butler citizen
miscellaneou *"*-
AKm Will* Fifty Children.
From Atlanta Oonstitution,
Mr BftßiDg&me, a prominent nitsr
chaot from Social Circle, Georgia re
ports »remarkable case of vitality,
which he eaya is well known to tli~
people of bis county. Near Social
Circle ree des a colored man named
Harry Lsckey, who baa probably
more decendants than any other living
man. He has been in the county so
long that his own testimony on this
this question is corroborated by bis
neighbors. Harry is 90 years o!d,
bale aud hearty, one of the most in
dustrious and highly respected negroes
in the county. The other day he
took UQto himself a third wife, Susan
Phillips, aged 61. He already has 50
children whom he acknowledges and
who call him by various terms ol filial
affr-ction. Several of his children have
died. In the presence ol some gentle
men the the other day, he named over
more than 300 of his grand children,
and said there were others whom he
could not then remember. One of bis
sons baa thirty living children. Sev
eral of his sons count up more than a
dozen children each.
The old man is proud of bis record,
and talks freely about it whenever
questioned. He has always b.jen aa
organized Democrat, aod the on.y
negro in bis miltia district wLo votes
In tbe Democratic primary elections
He gays he don't think his work is
finished yet, and has no idea of sus
pending business toon.
••It Was Only an Accident."
A fish-hook in your flesh, a scissors
blade in your left thumb, a spraiued
ankle from a misstep on a loose stone,
a bruised shin by a slip from a car
platform, a cut on your check by a
clnlbsy barber's razor, a contusion ou
vour elbow by poking it through a
street car window, a swelliog ou your
oose from running against an open
door in the dark—these are to
happen without a ruomeuts noticf.
To be ready for them, have a bottle of
Perry Davis's Pain Killer ready.
General Ilazen states the fact, not
generally known, that stamped envel
ope, when spoiled by misdirection or
other causes, can be exchanged fur
postage stamps of the same denomina
tion at the nearest postofflce.
Nparklluc Eye*.
Rosy cheeks and clear complexion only
accompany good- health. Parker's
Oinger Tonic~l>etter than anything
makes pure, rich blood and brings
health, joyous spirits, strength and
beauty. Ladies try it.— Bazaar.
When a base ball player can com
mand and secure a salary of $3,000
for six months' work averaging one
boor a day, it is time for railway
presidents and even bank cashiers to
go into training for that profession.
Brain and Serve.
Wells' Health Renewer, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, lean
ness, sexual debility, &c. sl. at drug
gists. Prepaid by express, $1.25, 6
for $5. E. S. Wells, Jersey City,
N. J.
"What are the nine muses, pa?''
aaked a little boy who was reading
mythological lore in the lower class.
"It Is when the home 'nine' is beaten
in a game of base-ball, then the nine
muses over it," was the reply.
"Ladies' Tonic."
The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY in prepared
by the WOMEN'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE OK
BUFFALO, X. Y., and in their favorite pre-
Mription for ladiex who are nuffrrin-; from any
weakoeaa or complaint* common the »ex.
It in Hold by drng|fi»U at $1 [wr Ixiit e. LadieN
can obtain advice TAKE. SOW I «ta:np tor names
of those trho been CURED.
A red granite niomini *nt has just
been competed tear Salt Lake, on the
Pacific Knilrcad, in honor of Oakes
Ames. It cost about S'JO,OOO, and
towera sixty feet above the summit of a
lofty bill.
ADetlcldiiN Appi'ilzcr,
That ensures digestion and enjoyment
of food; a tonic that brings strength to
the weak «nd rest to the nervous; a
harmless diarrbtua cure that don't con
stipate—jußt what every family needs
—Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Speaking of the fact that paper cof
fins are being introduced, the Altoona
Timet fears that "after awhile when a
man dies they will just wrap him up
in an old newspaper aud chuck him
into the ground."
Calarrb of (lie Hliulcli'r.
Stinging, smarting, irritation of
the urinary passages, diseased dis
charges, cured by Buehupaiba sl. at
druggists. Prepaid by express, $ 125,
6 for $5. E. 8. Wells, Jersey City,
N. J.
Said a pompous individual to young
hopeful, whose parents be was visiting:
"Little folks should be seen and not
heard." The small boy came to the
surface with: "Yus, and big folks, too
when they don't know any more than
jou do. Pa says you ha vn't got tense
enough to know whea to go home."
Sensation.
American Infinite on Pure
(ilrupu Wine.
The President aud a Committee
from the farmer's Club, of the Ameri
can Institute, have visited Speer's
Vineyards and Wine Cellars, and they
report that the Port Grape Wine of
Alfred Speer, of Passaic, New Jersey,
is the most reliable wine to be obtained.
It is now being used by physicians
who are the most choice in the selec
tion of wines for convalescent patients.
The principal hospitals in New York
have adopted this wine. It is for sale
by I). H. Waller
Th j you u |)34,)!u of F >rest countv
combine profit with pleasure at their
p irties. They meet at some firm and
the youog ladies pick the potatoes
while the gentlemen dig. them, rotten
potatoes counting the same as a red
ear at huskin '
COIIMII IIIJH lon Curoil.
An OM p'iriiitiati, ret ro I fro n prwet'ee. hav
ing h*.| placed iu III* 11.a:i< 11 hy n Kbit India
Mi eionary the fnrarila of s Him;.ln vegetable
reiue iy for tlio *p<>« Iv Ul>l p>*rui iiH it cure for
FL •UMIIU|>'IO:I. Uroncliiti*. Catarrh Ait Inn* and
all tliroil stid Lilfi{( AffootioiiH, alt > a |,..mtn o
aid ralioal eon for Nervmn Debility am] all
N'enroua Complaint*. after having tented iu
tr I iderfiil curatlvj power* in tlion>ard.< of
cn.*. lia< felt it hi* duty to rnike it known to
III* atUhring fello I*. Actuated by tliu motive
an' a denire to relieve hil n t-i sulf r ii,?. I will
nun 1 fr*»« of to all <r 1 »d.i I -> i\ tliia ro
om 111 (ierrnin, Kritnc'i or Ku ;hVi, with full
directions f>r prepariu ( aid n-in.f. He.it by
mail hy a LALRE-MING WII'I i-ta-ii'i the
I" per, W. A N'ITKS, lt'J Power'* j:i>tck. Itoohes
t«r. N. ¥. oclll t l3t,eow
vsr Advertise in the Cf.UEW
Previous llouc—Peruna
One morning while he < her husband)
was holding her up in order tha' she
could breath more easily, after having
struggled with a bad ppell of coughing,
b<- made the remark tbat he did no
I elieve she would ever get well whe i
she, in her weakness, said: "Yes, 1
will, if you brin? I)r. Hartman." The
doctor was brought. He prescri' ed
tea»poonful of Peruna every hour
She begau to improve from the fir-t
dose she took. She told me to-day
she has never r ek bet l er in ber life
than ste does now, and that she ciu
not say too much lor Peruna.
A. J. MILLE t.
Her husband writes: "South Chi
cago, 111., Dec 19, IriSl: I have a liv
ing witness of the virtue of Peruni in
my wife, who was saved from death
by it. I certify that uvery word on
page 30 in Dr. Ilartinan's book on the
"Ills of Life" is true in every particu
lar T. S. EBBRLIME
"Female complaints" arc the result
of impure blood. Ise "Dr. Lindsoy s
Blood Searcher." Sure cure.
Because a student of Bowdoin Col
lege recovered $2,700 damages for in
juries inflicted bv hazing, it s claimed
•J.at prac.ic; will close; but it won't.
The college youDg man, particularly
tbe American college young man, will
uot be discouraged by any such trifle
as the above fine. His fun may come
high, but he must have it.
A beacon in distress is "l>r. Sellers'
Couijh Svrup," the most efficacious
remedy for coughs, colds and hooping
cough. Price 25c
The jondon Echo, which has been
a most active sympathizer with
Arabi Pasha, suggests tbe following
lines as applicable to him:
licliel or Patriot ? Well, heads or tails !
Define the terms, and this is how it reads:
A Itehel is-a patriot who fails;
A patriot in a lUbcl who -succeeds.
measures are often but
middling measures." There are no
"middlings" about Kidney-Wort. It
is the most thoroughly refined "flower"
of medicine. It knows no half-way
measures, but radically uproots all dis
eases of the kidneys, liver and bowels.
It overthrows piles, abolishes consti
pation and treats the system so gently
and soothingly as to prove its true
kinship to nature and all its praites.
It is prepared in both liquid and dry
form.
Burliugton, Vt., Jan. 25, 1882
I have used Downs' Elixir exclu
sively for myself and in my family for
a score or more of years, aud always
keep it with me. WAKREN GIUIJS,
President Vermont Life Ins. Co.
Fairhaven, Vt., Jan. 1, 1882.
I prefer Downs' Klixer to any other
cough remedy for children, simply on
account of its tonic and expectorant
qualities. Respectfully,
GEO. H. HARRIS.
A few evenings ago Judge "Jerry"
Black presided at a political meeting
at York, Pa. On taking the chair he
said: "I hardly intended to bo here to
night, but I saw in a little uewsipa
paper that Judge Black wonld now
have to show his hand in thn cam
pa'gn. There they are " and he
gracefully held forward both bands.
"There is no stain on them. They
never held a bribe."
A law suit in Fulton coun'y in
volved the aum of seven eents. A
man bought two penny pears aud ten
dered a coin in payment, Tho seller
gave him one cent in change. The
buyer said the coin he tendered was a
dime: tbe seller asserted that it was
a three cent piece. They went to law
abjut and the jury disagreed.
The parity and elegant perfume of
Parker's Hair Balsftm explain tbe pop
ularity of this reliable restorative.
The New Castle, Plain Grove <fc
Butler Railroad is the name of a new
railroad which is soon to he built be
tween Eastbrook station and Burnett
station on the Shenango ti Allegheny
railroad. The route for the [new road
has been located, and the contracts lor
its construction will be let as soon as
the engineers shall have linixbed their
work. Tbe New road will be built
by the same capitalists who own and
operate tbe Oil City & Chicago rail
road.— New Cattle News.
Constipation, liver and kidney dis
eases are cured by Brown's Iron Bit
tern, which enriches the blood, and
strengthen# the whole system.
Kditing a morning newspaper in
Russia under the new press-laws must
be pleasant. At II o'clock at night
nil the proof sheets must bo sent to the
local censor for revision. Should any
thing be received after that hour and
get into the paper the offending editor
becomes liable to punishment. Fur
thermore, the local censor can suspend
publication of an issue if he thii.ks
anything in it likely to have an undue
and dangerous inflqeuce on the public
mind
An lowa paper has supplied a long
felt want by giving to ttie public an
obituary notice that bears the stamp
of honesty upon it* face. It says :
'He gained his riches by loaning
money and handling notes and mort
gages, and had a State-wid t name
for his litigation in various counties
und the Supreme courts, was grasp
ing and heartless in his transac
tions, became divorced fion his
wife, and died without a Mend."
Hayesville, Ohio, Feb. 11, 1880.
I am very glad to say I have tried
Hop Bitters, and never took anything
that did me as much good. I only
took two bottles and I would not tuke
SIOO for the good they did me. I re
commend them to my patients, and
get the best results from their use.
C. It. Mkiiceu, m. i).
Why continue the use of r< m dies
that only relieve, when Fly's Cream
Halm, pleasant of application and a
sure cure for Catarrh, Hay Fever
and Cold in head, can be had for .00
cents?
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
I was troubled with Chronic Catarrh
and gathering in my head, was very
deaf at times and had discharges from
my ears, besides being unable to breath
through my nos-). Before the second
bottle of Flj>'s Cream Balm was < x
huusted I was cured, ?nd to-day en
joy sound health ('. .1 Cokkin,
Chestnut-st, Field Manager Philadel
phia I'ub. House, I'a.
It is no exaggeration. Klv's Cream
Balm is a cure for Catarrh, Hay F. ver
and Cold in He head Many rases
have been cured among my customers.
No other remedy has ever equaled the
Balm in good results. A, J. Odkn-|
WELPEU, Oruggist, Faston, I'a,
's{?* PttiLee CiHaeu : ©ntlec, ijp*.. 8, 1882.
pO^ll
fepl%l
i?g?
POWOEH
Absolutely Pure.
Thin po<vdcr never varies* A marvel of pnrity,
ami wiio|e.*>uicness. A!ore economics
than tie oiditiary kinds, and cannot be sol 4 in
competition with 11..- niullitu ie of low test. chert
wei 'lit alum or phosphite rvuvders. Hoi.nosi.if
ISC4N-. IWVAL BAKING Po\\ DEB CO.. 106
Wall Street, N. Y.
i|■ It:r j i: si czira for : frsnE
COfcSTRAYS ON I
OTCd ~:ul ' ~ ■
elS| when the use of 9
kjsi. KEH3V iSTER'S |
imw mm
Will give Immodlate relief, 9
After constipation follows ;*
Biliousness, Dyspepsia, a
Indigestion, Disoasss ofg
the Kidney?, Torpid Liver M
Rheumatism, £!z7;r.e3S,S
Sick Headache, Less cfg
Appetite, Jaundice, Ap*H
oplexy, Pal pica lions, ffl
Eruptions C'lln Dis- A
eases, etc., all of •■ vlr!c ' l in«t*Ja
E!f-crs will tj <■ iiycuel.yi vnue. Jm
Keep tboStMi EowcU, a.ul L
wltt Jtfl th? rrsult. Lt\diC3 * oi!:rrj sub-fe|
jecttoSicfc Heacs?cr.o v.;:i fa*: reliefKj
an 1 permanent emu Ly 4: o « .of lif fo Jittery 9
tonic ami mildly purgative they H
PURIFY THE BLOOD.»
Prico 25 cts. pe<- bottic. fij
For ialo l.y all «' . l»m in mallei :;o. gondii
atldreas for p?.mp!i : r?*, free, rrif •: !l <! irection*. M
CESJIT, JOlh Uarlia&toa, Vt. Sj
V^t^^SSSSUS^fS^SSSuA
HBH. VAN BI RFN'H
LADIES' TONIC.
A Positive Cure for ell Femalo
Complaints.
Ladle*' T'-nic it prepared Ly tt>c Woiucb'i i»feli' al In
tt.i'ite of J'.ifjlo, N. y., ami hi*, been u .< 1 m foil/
oy IsmJi lor yctr*. It it a tut e run f«,r .Jl I mate
< '.m;.l*;*tt». Sit.kuu<i Nervous Ilca i.i u
all caused hvthomtmKuUui .wii< l« t •
■ I' ommori to wom-inklua. Thl* i> no »<<
it I- | . ;^ftrc.| y «lic» *i »r» of c»j»cri«n air.l », . j.,
: I l.kwo-% . K tj, 4 « ft wiilritu i. .* li t i
d> ».>rr. < r-vr worVcl i»t I tl
II you have tne I oil r ru-.cdi' » . ; .j m ••
-t L- lr. oiiTAif. .!, b.,« irt\r *• f. A J>|» |.»\|i " •
' ' »i*ver /aili to give yuttM uA/" >n.
li you arc trouMftl with nny watnr-.n or « ;m '• t't
; '»• ii to our i*. lay n .idc th.; -J., t * p.- in . u
Itol- •. ami tr/•• La .V.* I .ni a: i. 1, * im.u..,,
• II I %itivv*!y . ire you. O'iO Bo'tlo la CuJfl'-i nt
Wi.iiii- i't M 'in ti |uktitatc i« a.< A .«o< ii. >n ■ i t, t r
Tr. J if'/Jt/r i ut y • .ri.'esperirrKc, who LIV.- advwc;i .1
- - . 4 ' ■.l ;'. /. r.
1/ * ill •<„ /-r Any case of Female Wc.k •••■ s
•r i ;.i!>iiiiy whi Ii " ||av' J mik " will i • cu-c. I!,i»
a /> »»•»//.// «.iler, made l y rftfitnid-'* U'lic . whoknow
//••/'»* ix/ericnit *»1,..t "LAUIB' 'lutein" c#a do.
t»cud ktaaip lor cir< ulari.
Sold by Druggists. Price, SI.OO.
• 14 For Neuralgia In thn limb*, stomach, w
. hack, hrouHt, ulilc, HIJOU nr »-•
2 any wlh io « t.il o ! , MU'NA. ,, BHBBitfd E
o " For i 'rami* <»f liio Bt(>iinwli, Colic,
*-1 ftlllonsnr' h, iMurrlKi' i, or Voinftlntf. taki* •
2 i'lcui ■■■HnMHlilHil to
p k4 For ('(muU. A fliina, Mi{iit Hwi-aU, o
HhortnitMNuf lireath. take \a. " S
- fr*
3 rhltls ami Hoj u Throat tak<; I'icitcNA. 11 .
44 1 1 Kiti nA 1h !h« pur< ht, inoht prompt,
2 and i tlli leiii niiMlb lne known to man.'' •
4k I'kiitJN A 1h tin- lnnt api-tlzir, purr-Ht g
kA toiii'*, **
r * 4 l/ y<H» 2
p '.voriioij mi'iitaby, luk<* '< A. 1 ' HBB
4 •lf II t rcinitmhur tli n»o.,t Jinportjiiit of W
S all IN that I'KIM n A will <-ui-(r b>'a o
" u | atarrh,
on tho "111 m or I.Ifo," or if you s«rr labor
ln# iind«*r a dln not iiifntlomMl In It or oi
Si 111 lh«'advi rti iin nt«, addn tic pro-
prlMtoro, h. |J. Ilartiuan A <'o., Onlmrri, O. o
it or < trillion and i'llen, tako
BH
t 'tm lafcTlrrnHl
Over sooo
Druggists
AND
Physicians
Havo Signed or Endorsed the
Following Remarkable
Document:
Mnnr.rN.Son.lmry ft Johnson, Manufactur
ing Chemists, 21Plutt St., Now York :
Gf.itloinon : For tho past few years we
huvo sold v;i.riouu brundu of Porous Plau
toru. Physicians unci tho Public prefer
Jleii»oirM < t° all
others. Wo consider thorn one of tbo very
few roliablo household remedies worthy
of confidence. Tboy urn superior to all
other Porouu Plasters or Liniinonta for
external use.
, i'cri'jon'r flapcinn Planter is a Pennine
Panuiicoutical product, of tho highest
ordr r of m'irit, und so ri by
phyuiciuuu und druKKists.
When otlior remedies fail iret a Ben
son's Capcino Plaster.
You will bo disappointed if you use
i heap Plasters, Liniments, Padu or Eluo
tricul Magnetic toys.
¥"silUK KKMKIIV \T I.AKT. Fries Wet*.
H MUD'S Medicated tUKN mi J b UNION PLASTIi
1831 THE CULTIVATOR 1883
i;ni;\'i v,\ «knti.k\ian I
I .II BEST OF TH£
KililCl LTI'RAL WEEKLIES
THE Co> NTKV G KSTI.BMAN is the LEADING
J.URNAL -.1 Auie.'hiiu Asiriculturc. In am on nt
«:id pi act i' :il ilu ol ciir.teui*, ill extent nd
ability ol to: rtsi'Ondeuie, in quality of paper
•itid sty!eof put'!i< ation, ii oct u;jles il.c FIK -T
RANK. Ii i- I :iev< d to b:.v •no superior in
either of the three chiel ilivisiotis ol
Farm Crops and Processes,
Horticultjre L Frui.-Growing.
Live S.cjk as:- Dairying,
while it iiho include- .'1 «i !» or «J«.; :irti. I.I« ol
rural Interest.-, .-u ii as the Poultry Yard
;:it(.iool". v. Uee-lvcepinir. Greetihou-and
Irrapery, Y-'lerinary Rep.i.s. Farm Questions
nd AkrWeis, Firesi te Dome lie Ect n
omy, and a suiuin >r\ o! t!.*; News of the Week.
Us MARKET KeiMRTS are unusually complete,
ind ii:ii .ii ntteutio ii=pdd to the L'l o~] e< ts ol
the Crops, as '.lrowitii' U[>on one of the
tuns* important ol'all qu -lions— IVhen to Buy
mid 117 ten to Sell It is litieral.v iiiurtratcd,
:nd intended to supply, in aeontinua.lv in
er - sli l' d' L'Ue, aud in tl.ehest sense of the
term, a
Live Agiicultinal Newspaper
The Vuiiiine ol TUP. .""OCNTKT f* K\TI.I:MAN
for IssJ «a j GKKaTI.Y ENLARGED by in
•ri-a.-itiL r its size Iroiu I«5 lo 20 pi<«» weekly,
'nit the tcrins t-li< 1 continue as follows, when
paid r.tiict'.y in adv .i.ee : (JNE Corv, one year,
?a.50; Fucit Corms, $lO, aid an additional
•opy for the year fee to the sender ol the Club,
I"KN COMES, and an addiii'in J copy for
the year free to the send, r of the Club.
e-£" All New Subscribers f. r iss::, paying in
iHnice now, wit.i. URI EIVE THE I APBR
WEEKLY, from r< ceipt of remittance to
January Ist, WITHOUT > UM.OK.
g#Srr< i MEN t i I'll:- Int a. Address
LUTHER TUCKER & SON. Publishers,
ALDAN N. Y.
o> 11s 11
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—AND.-
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S.G. Purvis & Co.,
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
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* L- IL | O For tlio Illustrated
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er Brothers. the noted Wet-tern Outlaws—Hy
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ac :ourit of their bold O|>nrat(o:|» for 20 years, in
an mmy States and Territories, with grapkip
description of the death of Jesse, tlio surrender
of Frank, and the preliminaries of bin trials on
a score of indictments for Murder and Highway
Jtobborv. Profusely illustrated, with engraving*
of the outlaws as boys and men, tbejr young
wives and little ohildren, tho Ford 1} >y*
others engraved from aetual photographs,
A. BONAK/AFOHAOBNTBI
Send for full particular* and bs convinced
that tiiis is the moat salable and profitable book
published, or. to s»ve time, bend s') cents at
« for ('anvassing book ar.d state your choice
of township. Outfit and Sample Copy sent pre
paid for ifl.&i. Address, N. I>. 'i 'If( >MI'S()N
<lO.. Pubs., N. W. r. tub and liroadway.
New York. Novl-tf
Union Woolen Mills.
I would dcairo to eiil! tUc •Mention of the
public to the Union Woolen Mill, liutler, Pa.,
vhcre I have new and improved machinery for
the manufacture of
Barred and Gray Flannels,
Knitting and Weaving Yarns,
and I.ffun recommend them as being very dura
ble, as a.u of pure Butler
county wool. They are beautiful ifi color, su
perior in texture, and will be sold at ve<» lo*
prices. For samples and prices, oddrt s»,
fa. FULI.ERTON,
1n194.'7f1-1y) Cutler. Pa
JOHN RICHEY,
No. 4(> Anderson St., Alloyhony City
Stair Building in all its Branches
Turning, Neroli Hawing Knluaters,
Ntwrll, NUlr II" 11, «*«'.
Hand Hails worked to order with all joints ct (
and nolted ready to be put up.
Orders from a distance will receive prompt
tt-ntion.
(C,rroliHKHroN - liK\OE SOLICITED,
CATARRH A CUI'AELE DISEASE
K<> (i;it 10, NO I*A. V !
I)r DodgA treatM all DjiPai-f'M fuc
oe«ifitlly with rumedioM cxclumvely.
('all on or aiMrunn for all information.
l»lt. J. DOIMJF,
228 I.acock Allegheny City, Pa.
m, Mooas,
325 Penn Avprmn, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Will offer for a short time, to reduce i-t ck be
fore go ng to Paiis, an exquisite assortment of
Imported Dresses, Mantles
and Hats.
All recently received for the Sim mer, and of
he most fashionable description.
NEW LIVERY STABLE,
Cunitin{jtiam St., East of Main,
UUTIiKIt, I' V.,
.1 A HI I:H HKLIJIUIH. I»r«i»*r
HAVINO removed my I.lvory Stock from Mil
lers! own to puller ajid located in the old
KELLV HTAVD. on Ociiiiingtitw street. 1
Holict a share of your patronage. J have pood
reliable horses and gned ligs, which I will let at
re:.t»< nahle prices. <ltve me a cull. m«Bl,Hli ly
€4. 85A8.K,
II iIMMII MM,
COU, PENN ANI) HINT!! KTPFETH,
J'illg f iur<jh, Pa
the tnwt complete Institution ill the I'liited
Suti's lor the thorough practical « I ucutioii ot
mid middle-aged men. Kn'-cr ut iiny
Ttiine. . , ~
For c r.-n 1 irn giving full purtieiiliirs. address
C. SMI I 11. A. M., I'itl -biirj.li. Pa.
%
FA IC W I'.ltS UII'I l All.HKlWl'
CAN WIAKE«BWOW°
Uut.iiif " J J <:', M, l nr.), A < I'Lltiulslptilu* l*a.
SJC i wri'k lii your own tow n Term* :uid -5
-J0,,.11{)| r,.••• vddi<•« 11. I! 'I i i ir f i '<•.
J> irihiii.l. M one ,|
4r; 4« COfll"' r,1: 0 al home. Humpies woitli
IU £U;., Ifee Adilri NX Si I .ss«>\ & <
Portland, Miiiue. uiiim.iy'
SPE E T{ " S
Port Grape Wine
Udeti in the principal CLurolitd for C< uimuiJoi
purposes.
Excellent tor Ladies and WesklY
Persons and iho Aged
'> •
-.'H
||p % I jh;
SPEER'S PORT GRIPE WINE!
FOUR Y K A RS OLD.
Thi:-' ee'el ra'ed Native Wine is mnde from tl o
in ce of tlio Oporto <i: api;, r.iibcd i:i lhi« c .ur.-
fry. It« n.vainal'l^
TONIC and STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES
ate unsurpabsc lby any otlmr Native Wine. Be
ii g the pare jaici of the yr. p pi >.l co l under
Mr. Hpeer'e own pt r«'>nal Mips vi-imi, its purity
ar.d Kennuieuecs in guaraiiteed. The youngeet
cliildien may partake of its generous q lilifiea,
and the vealiuet inv did nso it to advantage It
is particularly be.ne.tioial to tha and debili
tated. and suited to the various ailaents that
ettect the weaker ses. It i<j in every respect the
a Wine to be relied < n.
SPEER'S
P. J. SHERRY.
The P. J. . heiry is a "wine of Fnperior Char
acter and partaken of the rich qualities of the
gr;ijio from uiijrh ii is niadu. Purity, ltich
nepe'of Flavor an l lledicinal Propert:ei,it will be
foui.'d unexcelled.
SPEER'3
P. J. BRANDY.
Tl-in liraiidy stands unrivalled in this country
being lar superior for ijieuicinal purposes.
It ib a pure distillation from the grate, and
contains valuable medicinal properties.
I has a delicate Havor, similar to tl.at <.f the
graf es. from which it is distilled, and is in great
favor among first class families.
See that the signature of ALFRED SPEEK,
Passaic, }J. J., is over the cork of encli bottle.
Sold by p. H. WuUer,
AND BY DRUGGISTS EVEIIYWHEItE.
DFrce to any address upon
application. Containsde.
scriplions of everything
required for Personal or Family use,
with over 2,200 illustrations. We sell
all goods at wholesale prices, in
to suit {.lie purchaser. Th*
only institutiou iu America v,!:o mak«
this their special business. Address
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.,
VS7 and KSU Wnbiuh Avonyc, « lileu«o, 11L
GRAND DISPLAY
or
FALL STYLES.
Largest Stock
we have ever uhown in our
BLACK ANP OOLOKED BU-KH.
IJI.OCAIIK SILKS,
UItOCADC VHXVK'rp, AM' I'i.U.-iHKH,
Imported Dresu (Joods in t iwe Uuiiings,
Kinl>ruidcr«tl DreoH I'altcriiH, ('U!ouml (Inuliniuro*
Complete assortment of Mourning Goodfi,
Table Litifiiih ami Towclh. I.acio Cnrt.iiiiH and
Ciotuniio*. Ki• I fllnves varUity in Fou
ler ll' tik I. ml Mull- i<ii:titiri'. La 'ioh and MIHHUH
IJii.lorwnOo. (So Mvles of 'lor-oln.
IMITATION AND itEAL LACES,
Childrent)' liat.c; Collarm,
I indies' Linen Collarn.
FALL MILLINERV,
JsTEW HATS,
Now Colorw in Kibbonn and Feathers.
Latest Novelties in Dress Trim
minjrs, l»riiitls and (Jiiiijis
During this momli wo open daily,
I ehoicu Paj'is Styles Jn Ladies
Writps arid Suits,
JACKETS FOll GIULB,
KILT HUIfS AND COATS FOIt BOYS.
Our Seal Dolmans and Sacques
fire nupijiialtid in quality. Wo liavo them made
• to lit perfectly any i^ean;)rp.
All visitors to Pittsburgh are cor.
dinlly invited to call and inspect our
display of dcairuble goods.
Mens' rar-ni«hiny Quoiiii 9 Speoi^lty,
JOSEPH HOU & COi'S
BETAIL STORES.
1 «>7, I'j'j, 201 and 203 I'enn Avenne,
PITTSBUBGH, PA. .
n)jiti:j.2in
OLD COUNTRY
TEA
HOUSE!
mcm r M*J*L ■ B WLJ ■ M ■■ Kl> Mi».
I'AY NO MO Hi: FltUKiirr ON OHOCEUIICH.
The Largest and Most Complete
RETAIL QROCERY
IN THE UNITED STATES
ritKIUIIT I'll Kl'A11) WIIIIIN 50 Ml I. Its OP OUK OITV
Oidt-r ol f'J't and upwurda,
Oidrrx ol |SO mill ii|iwiird<, lh'ij;ht prepitld.
<)i II jir.cl.v'ri».li", r. tl! count allowed ol
per Ct'lll.
Ordera ol CIUO and iipwurdfl, 1 ic*«nLt prepaid,
or u dltii'ouiil ol if |-ur milt.
I'-ULTJLIF) I.IVIN'I «VKRSO »|II.M KltnM I'LTTRBURU
Orders ol t or upw.u'tU, a discount of I! per
cent.
Orilern ol (!>() and upwards, it dbeojnt
per cent.
Ordera ol' #IOO or upwartf*, a discount of"!
per cent.
Kindle f.iinillch not wlr-hlng t>> Iniy worth
or (jver cat. dun lordlier with another laniilj
which wl'i pijipc lijem in the NIIIIII) poiillioti ui
Itirucr I uyeii«. t<o chiUKft I<>r hoxirtir.
Hend for our Monthly I'rlcu Lint
(Housekeepers (itiitle,) a hook ol yi paKcs, elv
injr all our prices and a cotuplele description,
to puriles ordering living out of the < ily ou
rallroad't.
Win. Haslage &: Son,
18 DIAMOND
m>"i iv RI R rsiit:r<»u. PA.
RUPTURE|PILES
I'll red on contrart. Safe nrttl rcrtafn
method. lAt tie or no pain. Without
eutHnnor tylnn. Ilent eareand hoard
for i>altents, s"t to $S per week, for
elrcularn and otiter Information ud
(lriNi. Dr. It. F/ivilliiior, 1
ft'J'J Iretu h Street, Krte, JU
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
The Vest and most
economical hair dres
sin C» and made from
materials that are ben
to the hair and
.' Parker's Hair
Balsam is highly es
teemed everywhere
for its excellence and
superior cleanliness.
It Never Falls to Restore the Youthful Color
and lustre to gray or faded hair, is elegantly per
fumed and is warranted to remove dandruff and
itching of the scalp, S: prevent falling ot the hair.
50c. and $1 >bet, *t dealers In drugs.
PARKER'S
GINGERTONIC
A Superlative Health and Strength Restorer.
If you are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with
overwork, or a mother run down by family or house
hold duties try PARKZR'S GINGER TONIC.
If you are a lawyer, minister or business man ex
hausted by mental strain or anxious cares, do not take
intoxicating stimulants,but use Parker's Ginger Tonic #
have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, Kidney or Urinary Complaints, or if you sr©
troubled with any disorder of the lungs, stomach,
bowels, blood or nerves, yoii can be eured by PARK
ER'S GINGER TON:C, It IS the Greatest Blood Purifier
And the Best and Surest Co'jgh Cure Ever Used.
If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or
any disease or weakness and require a stimulant tako
GINGER TONIC at once; it will invigorate and build
von up from the first dose but will never intoxicate.
It lias saved hundreds of lives; it may save yours.
HI3COX A CO., 163 William St., N*w York. 50c. and
ODS doll&r tixct, at *ll la TnrUicinet.
GREAT SAVING BUYING DOLLAR SIZE.
Its rich and lasting fragrance has made this
delightful perfume e*ceedi"gly popular. There
is nothing like It. 1 nsist upon having FLUKES- I
TUN Cologne and look for signature of
on every bottle. Any uruggist or dealer in per
fumery ran supply you. 75 and 75c. sizes.
SAVING BFVIXQ TSc. ST7K.
AROMANNA
'-Tire <>eui|ine Dynpepsia
l ure ami UverandKid
uej Regulator."
Twenty-five years trial of an articis »
strong assurance of its efficiency An A
has been used with the most s&tisfacfoiy icsu' :
for twenty years, and has gained a w.md.---
fnl reputation for the rare Curative Powers it
possesses
This Remedy is a putel\ Vgofable Compound
and was yenrs ago r ' I'lrt-d by Prof. Du Lac
of Geneva, Switz.-i!; t J ai:d used bv hin; ant 1
other promin"'!' i ivxi iaiis in tlieir private
practice W'th OBKAI Srocicns.
Tla.tr. 11.d# have Kfin cured of Dyspepsia
: iv ) *..•! ftidupy f>i»eaHes. Impoverished or
1 i-• ai-'-!] Blood, weeklies* of the Back, and
literal Debility of the Stomach. Price 30 and
70 cents per bottle. For stle ly all Druggists.
G. HOLDSIEIN, Prop.,
Woodbury, N. J.
WHO I.ESALE nKPOTHi
BUTTOCK A CIIBKHHAW, 518 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, la.
WOODWARD, FAXON, A Co., Kansas City,
Missouri.
A FEW HOME TESTIMONIALS OF MANY 1
KECRIVED.
WOODBURY. Dec. fi, 1881.'
DF.A it Siltl have used your A BOM ANN A, and
found it to be very beneficial. It is an excellent
Tonic.
WII.IJAM Mll.l.HiAN,
Supt, of Public Instruction of Gloucester Co, N. J.
PAVBSBORO, N. J., July 10. 1881.
DEAR Kilt;—l liave used your AHOMAJWA ill
iny family for years with great success for debilitj
of tlie Stomach, such as Biliousness, Costivcuea*.
slek Headache, etc., and found it an excellent
remedy.
JOHN DKNSTKN. Farmer,
NCar Paulshom, N. J.
A ItKIIAUK AI'.L.K CT'RK IN A SHORT TIME.
A TRUK CONFESSION.
I suffered lor years with Imligestlon, and lately
had a feeling as of some hard substance In mj
.stomach. I could not eat, sleep or worn. 1 was
under the care of a regular physician for three
months without relief. I then employed two
physicians in Philadelphia. To the one I paid
•?r> for advice and medicine ; to the other 1 paid al
different times the amount of ?84 without any
benefit whatever.
Home friend recommended AROMANNA 1
tried It. and after taking two bottles, I was great
ly relieved, the pain in my stomach ceased, my
appetite and sleep came hack and I could work.
Tills wits a year ago bist October, since that time
I am tauliiK every week a tablespoonful of tin
AROMANNA. I am hardy and healthy and as
strooif as ever. My wife and daughter, who
were sulfeiliig wftn Dyspepsia, used the same
medicine, and were entirely cured.
1 have made this statement for tl.eh •ni-flt of
many sufferer*. 1 :im IIVIIIK on Mr. Win. Kuli;lit's
(arm noar Woodbury, where 1 can hp found at
u»»> nine,
PKTKB C. WOOD. .
Woodbury. Dec. 1.1881. junc7.iv
MAM
WHO •« UMACQ'JAINTrO WITH THf OIOOftAPMV OP TMI« COUN
TRY WILLSKC UV CXAMINIWO IHIgMAf T MAT THt
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND4PACIFIC RT
lij the pvntraj *>«•!ifuh qf ft* l|n«, connect* th«
Jtiuft uud the Wu»t by tho »liortost route, and uar
riee -tfer«. without uhutiiro of oare, between
Chicago aiui J£au»a» City, Council blufXM.Lcaveu
vrortli, AtchUon. M lUU onpolia and ttt. Paul. If
comicoli lu Union Depots with all the priuolpal
linen of road butwocn the Atlantic and the Paciflo
Ooaaoß. Itn equipment la unrivaled and matfniA
ceut, being ooinpoHud of Moat Comfortable and
IfnAutiful Day Coachee. Maxi.iUoent Jlurtoo He
olinmg Chair Care, Pullman's Prettiest Palaoe
BU-cpiug Care, and the licet Dine of Dinlug Care
Ifj th? World, Thrift Xrftlne between Chicago and
Missouri liiver Volute. Two Trains between Chi
aud Minneapolis and lit. Paul, via the faiuuui
♦'ALBERT LEA ROUTE."
A Now and Direct Line, via Hen oca and Kanka
kee. Int* recently been opnned between Richmond,
Norfolk, Newport Nows, Chattanooga, Atlanta. Au
f until. N<4ahvlllo. Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati,
ndiauapolie aud Lalayette. and Omaha, Miunfap
c;h» and Ht. J'uuJ una IntPTmediate points.
AH Thro.igU Travel uii It'eat JExpreee
' p" ter ls fot «aJij 4t *4l priopipal Ticket Offleeem
llin United Htatea and Cunaaa.
JiaCtMgo checked through aud ratoe of faro al.
w ixyn ua low aa ooiupetitors that ofler leas advan
tages.
£qr Information, got the Mapa and Jb'old
"'"GßEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,
At your nonr.-m Ticket Offlc-, or ntidreM
R. R. CABLE. E. BT. JOHN,
vio. fru«. 4 lieu I II , r. Un'l TH. * I'm. Aft.
CHICACO.
minted
A<*lv\Tß! AXIOM'S !
I «»r C»KN. DOIM»K'S br.itt' new book, entitled
Thirty-Three
Yearn Among
OUR WILD INDIANS!
A trilf nrnnlot thn A utfuu', i'hlrtu fknf l'«<ir«' Pr.rtoml KM
'i'nnnj "ui- Intuitu. Cy* With th uMu llitftnlu< Itutl
(Jen. Sherm
This n?w work was at a»se auINK-ribed for by /'fi/ntf
Alt runt ami entire Coinnet. ami l»y (Jen. Sherman, lien.
(Jrani, (Jen. SAeriJim, (Jen. /fum a- l , and of Em
inent Mt'H. (Ik*. (<MNr •»■>•■ : '/I t» tkrhe* on In-turn
i.ij'r. ever writtm." lit mioi- Wn.itr (Methodist,) i "/I
Uti l»Mik of immense value." It IN the only suthrntic aceouut
«»f our Indiana ever puMlah«*d, fully revealing their M lnnsr
life,aecrrt dolnga, exploits, etc. It U rsplete with thrilling
experience* of Hie Author, and of fanioua Heouta, Trappers,
('ow-boya. Miner*. Border ftufflaiia, etc., vividly |x«rtraylog
J.if' 111 ih. lireal Wrataa It notv it. |«d tHonntnil In yrr*.
VTl|h >ft«l JJftktavlngj am) bupcrl* rhrotno-Lllhqgrapli
J'lntra in 16 colora, from |>Uo|ographa puuK b/ U»o L'. H.
Uovi-minent for thit i /'•»» 1
At-l'\'l'H! Thi* grand I#-M»W la now out-aalllna all ofhere
10 to I. A'o romfrtttum. Atr>-nt« average I(I to 110 ordera
a day. W«« want 1000 more a/rnta at once. A'jWMIIV
7'« fr»/org (»«'/ Sfnritil Trrm* \jtren. Our largi' elreulara with •
|n»| paitlfiulara wni free \ ft<i«a H|Mt im«-u I'lun* aent >a |
M'/titim lor a'l cent ataiup- Addreoa tlia Sole |»ul»ll. hera. j
A L> WR»HTIITW(RR«LV A CO . KAEREO-O
"ouYnthee's lung healekT
(yi-ROVS Till IloUtt. r»B THE cuoa or
C'ONSUMI'TIOK
MEjjtfagj! HpHiinir of HIOIMI, Ridiw
Inrrh of < hial, I^i^e y«la,
S,N I
Aik vi.tir l>riii:KUl for tt. I
Vlt.MlltH A CO . k'ltiDburitb. I'M, i
EAGLE PLANING MILLS,
Cur. Robinson and Anderson St., - ALLE6HENY CITY.
SI.MOX, Agent.
l'l,A\lX(i WILL. M.Sil, l)«OU A.\i> MIIiTTEK FACTORY,
Hooting Board#, Wealliei bum ding, Pkiued Boar s, S.ith, .Voutdings Shingles
Laih and al! kii.dsni Building Lumber.
*stss:j£s ser 1 "-*" Mim ™ llo —a
j
NEW and SECOND-HAND FURNITURE,
Cushion Furniture, Carpats, Stoves- Store Fixtures of all Kinds,
Household Goods. <fcc , at.
THOMAS Sc DUBDB,
409 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
If you desire to furnish your house, or secure any piaca of fu.-auure from a crvlte np to
tho aaeut wardrobe. you can be supplied licro. At» the fail Beaaon is near at Land,
we notify onr patron* m time il:at tl.ey can teenro bargains, not onlr in prices but in
wlectiou of go xls. which we have now in t-tore. We are located within a few step*) of
the t Dion Lrepot where ypxi fatid on arriving in thiu citv.
floods delivered free of cliargu to auy train, if desired, immediately after purohaee.
aiij^3mo«^
KEYSTONE BOILER WORKS.
WM. MANCHESTER.
28TH AND RAILROAD STS., PITTSBURGH. PA.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOILERS
All Kinds of Boilers & Sheet Iron Work Made to Order,
Oil Stilis, Tanks, Boiling Mill Stacks, etc. Repairing done promptly. Correspondence
Solicited. ,
EXPOSITION OP PURNITUBB.
g i' Allegheny City call and see
Depot and Bridge,
II J- PORTER & SON' 811
•iINEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE EMPORIUM.j I > •
No. 4-2 South Diamond, Allegheny City, Pa.
We have all kinds of Furniture. Carpets, Stoves, Store Fixtures, Household 6ood«, Bar*
ber Chairs, &.C., for sate at low prices.
We buy for cash at low piiccs from the manufacturers, and parties who are leaving the city
therefore can sell at correspondingly low prices. Parties in need of goods in onr line will find it to
their interost to call and see our stock awl loam our prices. Aug. 23,3 m,
Free Excursion to the Pittsburgh Exposition!
bPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
13. & K. S. WELTY,
Carpet and Wall Paper Dealers,
NOS. 118 AND 120 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
Make tho following inducements to country buyers during the oontinuanoe of the Exposition:
To those coming a distance of live miles and purchasing goods to the amount of £5. the
amount paid for car fare will be refunded in cash; l'J miles and amounting to 910, fare refunded;
15 miles and purchasing goods to amount of 415 fare refunded; 20 miles and purchasing goods
to amount of i'M, faro refunded-
We are now located in our tpaclous rooms. Not. 118 and 120 Federal street, Allegheny, for
merly occupied by lioggs Buhl, where our stock is full and complete aud entirely new in OAB
PETS, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, CURTAINB and COR
NICES, aud everything kept in a tiret-olass Carpet and Wall Paper Store. Sept. 20 3 m
To impart a PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION has, for many years and with great an* (
oess been the aim of Duff's College.
The faithful student has here facilities for such a training as will quaUfy him for an immsa*
iate entrance upon practical duties in any sphere of life.
For circulars address P. DUFF A SONS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CJRNIITK'H IVs.KKKKIINO. published by Harp«r A Bros., nrinted in colors, 400 pages. TM
argent work on the science published. A work for bankers, railroads, business men and practical
count ants. I'rioe 00, Mpt.27.Bw. •
IRON CITY BOILER WORKS,
BOILERS.
Oil Tanks, Stills & All Kinds of Sheet Iron Work*
Special attention paid to Blast Furnace, Mill work and Jobbing. .
JAMES LAPPAN & CO.,
Pike Street, from 19th to 20th. Office 20th St. PITTSBURGH
ma3,'M,ly
GRAND OPENING OFNEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Notions. Trimmings, Millinery. Hoisery and Underwear
AT THE
PEOPLE'S STORE.
Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa
Our Stock is New and Complete. We am now ready to supply the People with ererything
from a nice comfortable stocking to .1 Nobby Fall Ilat. Visitors to the city will tind .t to theft
interest to cull at the PK<>PI,K'SSTORE before buying. Our New Dress Goods aud Silks ars
eleguut.
Our New Suits. Dolmans,. Cloaks, aud Circulars are very stylish.
Th» d««iirn in TriinoiiniCM. Buttons and Hibbons are neat and nretty. SPECIAL BAB
(1AIN S 1 NS?'A 111 J'.TUND i:K WEA R, HOSE AN'l> GLOVES, INFANTS WEAK. HAND
KERCHIEFS, NECK WEAR. EMBROIDERIES, LACK*, fo.
Special Bargains in Carpets, Lace Curtains, Rugs and Oil (Jotliß., AnininienM stock of
Blanket*, Hheotintfii, Linen*, Cloth*. lUnneliluid licks. One 1 rice, Square Dealing, 1 romp!
Attention ut the People'iStiw.
CAMPBELL, WILLIAMSON & DICK,
83 85 and 89 Eil'tli Avenuo, Pittsburgh, Pa
I>it I f • \v K T'R Nki ' * A' I> HR*m Till A• > I rr a
ffti*rßnU>««l for l!y»W*rtA, iH.-ylnm, Convulsion*,
Fltß, N«r*ni»R NmirßWrt". HfafUclM, Kfrvou« lYonlm
ii«mcnuMHi by the noo or Rloohoi or tobacco, WukefnL
ITOMM, Mrntnt DrprMßton. MU'RlllfOf th« lli'Rln rwrnlt-
Inir In I inutility mul l«*iuUntf to IQINTT, drray RIMI draffl,
rivnißturtt Old Ajfß, HRrrrnnma, I.OMI of Powrr In i lllirr
R«'i. Involuntary ami . canard by
ovrf'Rxrrtionof th«l>rn(n. mlf aboßiororcr IndiliMMt
OIIOIM>« **lll cum rwrnt ri»a«. i. »rh bo* contain* «n«
niofith'n tr fxtiiM-nt l»n«* «1 -liar n bo*. <»r six t«n*c» Avo
dollar*. (tent liy moll prepaid on rcoeli't of j>rlcc W« truar.
nix Iki*«*h to mini Rnvc«w. Wltlt < ««-h ©rtVr r*-
erivml for "I* Mrfiuin|i«nli«) with fivr <U>llai«. wo
will artul th««
rIOTII-Y ir t>< aifti* Hl I1»N ■ not cffivt a I UM- lluurfUiUca
icu-duiilir |iy Jo« Klrmmg, D uinr.t, HI Market 8t„
PR. Onkn l»> until at rttfuiar |)rue*
W 0 It 1, 1>! !
Tako no otlu r
\rlOfO/Mr 3 C Sveai iM"
on Moi.dayn. 1! 7 Wood
Htleet, I'itlsbnrgli, I'a
«>-}OA Wl.l K. a tiny 111 lionie easily made
9/£c,»tlv < Mitflt free. Address ilii i • <>.
Auguslu, Maine. tiiur.T.iy
How Lost, How Restored J
Junt published, a new edition of Dn. Cui.*l«-
WKIX'H CKI I imvrrii EHUAV on the r.tdical care of
Hpei niatorrluea i r Heiuin*l Wiaknea#, Involun-
THIY IIIIUMI I ONM>H Impotincy, Mental and
I'I..YHI'KI Incapacity. lu>| o linienU to Marriage,
me ; klw>, Coimtimpt 1011. »iid Fits, in
duced Ity mlMi.dlilgtuct orarxnil extravagance,
ite.
Tin- celebrated author. in thia admirable
Exaay. clcnilv demount rale", from a thirty yean'
MH'reHHfal piaitiee dial lie alarming coune
qiioi.CL* of nelf-abme u»ay l*> ra<lically cured;
|K luting out a mode of euro al once einiple, oer
tain and effectual, l>y means of which every
sufferer. no matter what liia oonditiou u.ay be,
may euro himself cheaply, privately apd radi
cally.
C.*"l liW l.eelme rdimld l>o iu the hand* of
every youth and every man in the Und.
Heut under seal In a plain on*«lo| oto any ad
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