1
1)
tVU Ulfc tAKH AMI HU.ttt.
Summer Maunacinent of 1'lga.
Every ariner sliuiild make tho bent
of his resources, (iniss is a cheap food
for pigs, and a most healthy ami irtlit
alilo diet. Much of the profit on pigs
must come from a proper use of grass
as a summer food. Sum have e
pressttd very grave doulits whether
pigs can be fed at a profit in pen all
their lives hut we do not think there
in any doubt about it. For. if tin best
feeding will not pay for tho food given
pigs, then they must be considered un
provable animals-a position wholly
untenable, as it has been abundant Im
proved that the pig is the best utilizer
of food on the farm. We fully In lieve
in the use of grass for pigs, and. if
obliged to keep pigs. constantly in pen,
would cany the grass to thein. purely
as a matter of health, but better health
will make better tlililt. We know
that pigs will pay a profit when every
pound of food from the fust to the last
day of their lives is charged at the
market price. Hut this reiiires full
feeding, with due regard t" every pre
caution for health.- .V'o.( I. in.
Stork ."itni'il.
Ho.,' Io l'rotf-t rritit from Ihsi'i-Im.
The advice given below i. selected
from the writings of cierioni eil hor
ticulturists: Oils of all kind-, are deadly to inn.-!
insects. Kerosene can only be used by
diluting with water. To mix iN with
water, lir.-t combine them with milk,
then dibit?, a de-ired, with water.
Sour beer and molasses attract moths,
spread on boards placed in the orch
ards or on trunks of trees. Paris green
is cry effectual w hen it i an be well
applied; one pound mixed with t'.u-ti-ty-live
pounds of ilour or plaster is suf
ficiently strong. f London purple
use only one part by weight to fifty '
parts el' llour or planter. The coin m
ground beetles, the I.I' e-W inged Ihes
and the w ell -know ii"l:ilv bugs, "are old j
friends ol the lim-ii. ultoii -t. and ;
should be protected. A ; regard, the
noxious inseits. the ciMliiig uia li j
ranks, IVrili'-tiintiw lie... ie a;ly at the
top of the list. Paper or i loth hands
are used, applied c . rv ten ,l.n
Ihroiigli spring and early hihiht. and
in loimeition with the n-i of a proper
wa-h. The apple tree borer.. ! which
there are several Kinds, arc em n i i- - of
the apple, the ipiim-e. and .-"in- other
tiees. When observed, i-nt tin lavae
out . ith a kni'e and I.H" a le 1 "I
tarred rooting felt about the collar of
the trees to prevent further raag-.
I'u-tings of lime are Hl'rrt n.il with the
cherry and pear Mugs. ahuui!,i!'t m
moist regions, -m li as .il,.iut Pu.ct
Nmnd. The plum curculi. w l.il. i
not here yet, but i- perhaps on the
w ay, is an enemy t hat ..it pri n' vm
not be compuTed. There is n. t vm .l
known except the jarring ,"i i --. t-i
commence as soon as tin- fruit set-.,
and jar the tree ihree times a week for
a month. This shakes off the i urculio
bitten fruit, and it should be gathered
up and destroyed. The steel blue fee
tie know n as the grape Ilea l"i tie. nip.
the vine in the bud; the larvae feed on
the leaves in the summer. The l i e
ties are jarred oft the win--, in the early
morning, over an inverted umbrella,
or lime y used: for the larvae, alum
water. One ounce of alum to a gallon
of warm water destroys the straw berrv
worm, so does white hellebore I .1 1 : 1
picking is about the oidv n in. 1 y for
the gooseberry fruit worm. I he 1 ur
rant borer is troublesome, rut out
and burn all infected brain lies. ,.
the same with the raphern tuiggird
ler. I nrm nnil l.ni'tlt-ii .ofi-
Charcoal is good for hot h hog old
poultry.
Don't neglect the cucumber and
melon v ines.
Ifoopskirts hanging on poles a re said
to make effective scare 1 rows.
Orivr1 the mice from the shocks of
wheat standing in the fields by scatter
ing a few bread pills mixed with arse
nic. The chickens must not have ac
cess to the field however.
None of the tuberous-root ed grasses,
like timothy, are suitable to perma
nent pastures. They cannot stand
close cropping nor constant tramping.
Pasture grasses must be fibrous and
deep-rooted varieties.
Timber should not be cut in early
spring, as tho wood is then full of sap.
Whenever the foliage is greatest, dur
ing July or August, is the best time,
and the hot weather being favorable
for seasoning, timber keeps sound long-
I
The Fa rum's llmnf .fmini". says 1
an ex-judge in Ohio county, being
short of work stock, hitched his milch
cows and heifers to the plow. The ex
judge now says that as an evidence of
his success he has left over in his cribs
600 bushels c. ' as tine corn as he ever
raised.
In villi..
h1 Fork. Pry some thin sines
of salt pork; when done, pour all the
fat out ot the frying-pan. leaving the
pork in it: then pour sweet cream over
tho pork and let it scald. serve w ith
baked potatoes.
FfW 011 Tmist. (irease the pan or
skillet you'wish t cook the eggs in.
and salt the water. When it simmers
not boils carefully drop into it. so
not to break, one egg at a time.
.Thsflioulil be water enough t'cov r j
thetn. .Before they are hard, remove
with a small, Hat skimmer, and put
each egg on a piece of hot, buttered
toast.
Hnth ! V.sf'i.v. Boil them ten
der ami scrape; slice lengthwise; put
three table-spoonfuls of butter in a
saucepan with pepper, salt, and a lit tit.
chopped parsley. When heated, put in
the parsnips, .'-hake and turn until
the mixture boils; then lay the pars
nips in order upon a dish, and pour the
butter over them and serve.
1'0V, ' .!' lii:i'Hii:h. - Pare and
takeout the lores el the apples with
out di viiting them; sweeten and roll
each apple in a pi of crust made to'
taste: be particular that the paste is
nicelv j. iiii il. Put fhe dumplings into
lion red cloths, tie them securely and
put t li 111 into boiling water. Keep
them boiling from one half to three
ipiarteis of an hour, remove the cloths
and send them hot and ipiickly to ta
ble. ri'.VKI.S or TIIOll.HT.
Pet fiction is attained by slow de
grees: she rcipiiics the hand of t inn.
One of the griat.st blessings ou
can enjox is a tinder, honest and in- ;
lightened conscience. I
Infinite toil won!. I not eiiableyoii to ;
sweep away a mist, but by a -fending j
a little von may often overlook it '
altogether. So it is with our moral im
proveincnt. We wrestle fiercely w ith
a vicious liabi', whii h could have no
hold upon n.s if we ascended into a ;
higher atinosphele. j
The seen t of ,1 1 heerl'ill life is not j
planning toest..pc -orrow. which can- j
Hot be; but nerving the heart t meet !
sorrow, and smite i't"ry out of its
unwilling hand. j
A slender ai .piaint. im e with the j
world must eouvime every man that,
ao ions, not . i'.i-. are the true criteii- .
on of the attai hmcnt of friends, audi
tha
lb- no
t lib
v 1 rv
,1 pr.
slOll..
; 1-v.ill a'""
urc 1 mark.
f.ii troin being tin
I it.
const it uti d that even a
Man i-
lode or .1 w old
I' trieiullv r. 1 oii'.tioti
1 n ib!.
to b,
.11' in
lUld'T tin most
I'J'i I e i. I hat w hi. h si tin- to cxh.llt
a man whin it is debasing him, and
there is that which .'-coins to debase
Inn vv hen it 1 . 1 baiting him.
1 nr pivgn - i- a t.e'e i . like that "I
a m. ii who had lived through all gen
1 rations pr.'titiltg by his oA a experi
ence and tha' el his f How -.
I.ihhI Wind lor the Mule.
It ems a I, nle strange that . t-w
muh .- are ii.-.i ' in this pi 1. e and in
New l'liglaud. a. 1 o'-.i aied withotlur
part of the oiii; rv. In la. t people
have h'tle idea ol tlie mull '.. , ap.n :ty.
A Market street ! . e:y man in -piiiig-I
1 Id is aM:.. t ing 1 on-i li "able atten
tion by
a'tachi
III"!! el
dri ing a Ian y matched pair
1 to bis family 1 .image, a 1 om-
! in in ".o'l'ln i"i 1 dies, i hes.'
came iroiii Minnesota, and
are rated
thereat s "ioo, more than any except
t'n- v 1 rv 1 1 t hor.es. At the ..uth 1
si."")' 1- not rcgo'ded as viry high fori
a pa r oi the right kind. I! are
good for tin ir ti 11 111 tii s an lumron the j
load, and they seem to have no idea of j
wh.n o i to misbi hav e. A pving'.iiid '
man. uboiomeilv had ihargenf the'
r. pa.r. o!i a long C.ilitoi nia ti h graph :
bm . -ay . th.it lie drove a iniih tint '
1 . ill. I m. ib.- his mile in thru minutes 1
without any trouble. The horse-rail-,
road coin any have worked ,1 par of
tin little fellow s for seven yiais. am! ,
during that tiin there have bei n only
two days when both were not able to
do lull duty. The siipi riiitendeiit says j
that they an make t wo or t line more
trips a day than a pair of horses, and
tin y cat only half as much. Their dis-po-itioii
i. warranted as A No. 1. ex
cept that a green driver will rullle their
serenity now and then. The company
owns one otln r muh. which proudly
helps the Watcishops 1 ar up the Cen
tral treet hill, and is rather a gorgeous
spci I ach w ith his white ily netting and
his stalwart negro driv 1 r. Aside from
these there is a plebeian pair of mules
whiihar udeiniie I to draw an ice
i art about the lity. " 1 'ir!- lit-nit!!-
mi.
Kohl from Peruvian Hirers.
The whole of chin amba, (Perm,
5uys a correspondent in Iron, for a
number of leagues above and below
the temple of the sun is auriferous,
and the inhabitants of the province of
lliiamebis, through which it passes,
obtain by washing the sand, and by
means nf sheepskins. Jihi.iumi or :im..
t it" dollars' worth nf gold annually.
w ,,,,) nil the skin is eit out until
it is about halt an inch in length.
The skins are llu n anchored down,
with the wool side Up. by means of
loose stol es placed 011 them, in and be
low the various rapids, in which po
sition they are suffered to remain from
six tu twenty-four hours. They are
then carefully raised nut of the water,
turned wool side downward in a hatea
1 tub) of water, and thoroughly
wa-hed: the gold falling from the
wool ot the skill is finally collected
from the bottom of the hatea. sheep
were unknown to the Ineas, and as
thev had obtained an immense amount
! el' gold from this Pactoh an stream.it
is piesuuicd that they used the skins nf
thellama and those nf the 'vicuna.
The above will not only be of interest
to the general reader, but will also
furnish a wrinkle to the gold miners
&;.,o!:!i lv siteated,
nilMHtKVS COM'MN.
School Out.
Itovs) iin.l Kills
Come uut to piny,
Put 1'iaik Hint tittle
Ami at inly iiwiiy.
(.'mm! wilh 11 shout,
Citmu with H I'till,
Cuinu null iiy itiilnill,
Colin 0111 nml all.
Tlii'i iu
Clii'tiii'3 nml lieuii",
Anil swi'i t-sccnU'il clover,
I 'mil' 1111(1 I'll-ieH,
'I'lin ivlmli ni.lti well I nut',
(tni in the m'. 1. lows
Hem ill h 1 In- n 111 111 sun,
'li'i'll ml; iin.l ivutlei
l-'ol I'hil.lren to 1'iMlie;
I'm hook, mm. I shite, unit slii.lv iitvuy.
N'miitiiin's lu re, ii's time lei pltiy.
- I ''ll 11 hi II ill II HI .'.
Iall3 'h S.inl'iii.
One day Patty ran into the lnuis"
with her yellow hair a tumble, and her
blue eyes sparkling with excitement.
'.Mother, 11 in..! her." she cried, lnr
little brown hands Muttering like the
wings of a bird, "the bees are sw arm
ing." sure'." asked her mother, doubt
fully. I'or, you see, Patty was the
least bit in the w mid like the boy in
the fable who cried "Wolt ! Wolf!"
when there was 110 wolt. Not that
she meant to he. hilt so many bees
would ily about making sin h a buzzing
in the warm spring sunshine, that
Patty w as ottcn ipiite certain that they
were sw arming, when they hadn't any
idea of it, A;:d thai i ; why P.ittv's
mother asked in a doubtful May.
"Sure?"
"Yc.s'ni," ..aid Patty meekly.
1 1 r mother steppe.) to the door.
True enough, then was a roar like
that of a very small waterfall in the
air. and over tin bei bives Moated a
little ll.i. k . loud.
"I do believe they .ire." she said.
"But thev're Hot all out yet, I guess,
ami w ill not begin to light I', r .;onu
little time. b'lltl d'OVtl to Mi. .lessop's.
Patty, and tell v.uir lather no. I'll
go," with a sinile, leiiiembt ring that
Pattv bad gone I'm- her father once
fore, w In II the
ing alter all.
May I go
mother'." a-Ue.
w ere not sw ai 111-
lit ami Watih 'em.
Patty, dancing heel
and toe mi the while kiti hen Moor.
Yes. put on Aunt N abbyV. shaker
and don't go too m ar."
-' Patty got int.. Aunt N'abby's
lig shaker bonnet wlibh was so much
t o large that you could not see her
little found f.li e. null s Icel.ing iplilO
.sine it wa- there, you stooped and
pe, ,e. in; and the brown 1 .diiti cape
almost leached tho heto of her short
skirts.
Then Pat'y went into the garden
and ,0 down ..n .1 hn 1 the 1 ileum-
her bid.
she w. it. bed the dam iujc black
swarm tint I her eyes giewt heavy.
I'he sun shone brightly, the wn st wind
biow about lnr warm and soft and
fragrant. The i . 1 v-. ing of uuiny bee
grew louder and louder, until jt seemed
t swallow upevery other sound. Then
the big shaker began todroop. and that
was all Patty km w . until
"Patty! Patty. 1 hill! I on1 t ir lor
your lit-"'
i his vv as w hat ailed Pafffy out of
Dreamland. In t lather'- voice. h cp and
hoar-
At in -t sin wondered where she
was. There wa. a roar, hki-distant
thunder, in her ears.
"Poii't move. Pa'.ty dear. D.-n't
btt your head!'" Thai w as lnv mother
The words sounded t Patty a great
wav oil. and there was a t nimble in
them and a sob at the last. Wli.it could
it mean 'f
Patty was frightctic.l, but sin was ,1
brave little girl, and bad always been
taught to obey, so she sat very still
w ith si arcely a tiiir nf an eyejnl. and
presently she felt t he big shaker gently
lifted from her head.
"All right:" said her father.
And PaMy loo-kul up with a little
1 rv to see the shaki r Aunt Nabby's
shaker, truly, but bigger than ever
with that, great chisicr of moving,
bit, .ing bees hanging to it disappear
within an empty hive.
Then Patty laughed, "hid they light
on my head'." she cried, jumping up.
What fun:"
But her mother took the little girl in
her arms, and carried her into the
house and cried over her. Mothers
are such queer people.
'That shall be Patty's hive," said
her father, coming in later; adding,
with a twinkle in his eye, "I've heard
of a bee in one's bonnet, but 1 never
saw so many bees on one's bonnet be.
fore."
"r I." said Patty. laughing still
"They shall make me some honey to
pay for that." - Youth's nmirniiu.
Tho .HinNler'. Wife.
'I'lit minister's will must tiold up
his hiimls when tluy an wpary; like
Mom's 1'cl'iri tlm Atiiiilekites, ho ought
to hiiMsi ,!s'"(.i'l 1'iother: like Aaron on
om siili ami 1 1 . i r mi tin othei. It is
I'lea-atit to see that Hie inothers in Is
rael an octicraMv ili-isel to hej a
voiitio mini-tor to i'hhI a littiti; roti
ianion lo Ii,iii Ins lalmrs. I'li
iiiictii;' our iiiiiiitrinc; lircthren,
our i tinc-i vmhiIiI In as tlreary w ith
out oiir pie I'ti' t as a Mowi r fiar
ilen vvitli iiiitliin.' Imt stalks, us a iniil
liiht sl-y w ithoiif a star, as a Mimlay
coat ,,f , it i . ,, ni.r lit'itort'il lnislmnils
vv 'if hunt il Initio:! .
Wiestllns With a Hanoi of Flonr.
Our sehno'iiiates are few and far
between now. Keath has carried most
of them away and those who are left
are w idely scattered. How tho roads
of life do for'.v and some take one and
some another. We are till like pickets
skirmishing around, and one by one
get picked'off ourselves by the common
toe. I had liked to have got picked
iff myself a day or two ago. The
wagon ha 1 1'onie'fiotn tow n with afew
comforts, and one wa a barrel of Hour.
Mrs. Arp and tit children always
tome to the south porch when the
wagon coin 's for tiny want to see it.
unio.iihd and led go d for a little
while, an 1 so when the hind gate was
taken off aad Mrs. Arp had wondered
how we would get out the llour, 1
thought I woul 1 sh iw ln r what a man
could d . I rol e I tin barrel to me a
I stood on the ground and gently eased
it down on my I mv. My opin on now
is tha' thu-e'is a l eg of to id in that
bainl. for my knees gave way and 1
w.is lallieg baekwarl. mil to keep
the barn 1 irmn niadiing me into a
pancake or somethaig else, 1 gave it a
heave forward and hi her go, and it
gave me a heave backward and let tne
go. and 1 fell on a pile of rocks that
were laid ar umd a cherry tree, and
they wen rough and ragged and i-harp,
ami tore my h it arm all t ' piece, and
raked it io tin bone. The blood
: tn amed through my shirt sleeve and
I was about t faint, for blood always
makes me faint, when A rs. Arp
creamed for camphor, and the girls
run for it, and felon I could stop 'cm
they ha 1 1 aiupiii'f and turpentine lire
all over my arm. and 1 went dancing
ar mid like I was in a yaller jackets'
nest. It liked t" have killed ni". shore
ctuif. but al t 1 r w Idle 1 ral'icd and w ent
to bed. 1 haven't use I tha' arm nor a
ling.r on tiiit hand till now, and go
about sad a'ld droopy. But I have
had a power of sympathy, and Mrs.
Arp is good - mighty good'. And nw
I'm in li lix. for I can't shave but one
side of my face .ride nt! a iy is coining
ti, morrow.
Well. I used t. lould let down a
barrel of Hour I used to could but
rolling .wars will 1 hange a 111, in -anno
ilomiui w id te l. I reckon by the time
I get my tuck broke I will begin to
realize that I'm not the man I us dto
be. but. a V obe says, "if 1 could call
ba.-k twenty y.ars I'd show "ein." The
next time .1 barr 1 of thnir eomes to my
house I will e,t two .skids tvvellty-live
l eel long and let it roll out, see if I
don't. 1 shall get well slowly very
slowly. But Mr-'. Arp a-ked m this
morning if I cmil In't pick the rasp
hemes lor dinner w i'.h one I a id - said
she could sw.ng a little b isket round
my neck. What a thought fill, ingenious
w Oman. III it .1 .
l.'tlcr.Writlmr by I'ioxt.
-I'm. I believe, the only person en
gage I in the business in Chicago."
sa d tin hands mie and I right lady
whose biisine-s card bore ti e words.
" l.ct'er vv 1 iti r." I hav e w ritteti 1 t
tets I'or ladi. s li ', trotii th. ir wealth
and surroundings, you would suppose
could do 1 he:r own corresponding. 1
have, however, found many su h who
on!, I neither spell nor w rite plainly
no,-ej re-.s t heir i.le.i-. I have writ
ten a 'g' ol 11 any letters for p rsoiis
w ho make no pretense of their inabil
ity to 1I0 -11 tor theiiis Ives. I " tit, the
bulk 01' m. patrons c ine to me not be
cause they are unable to write, but b
.ill. they c.miiot e. iiunaud evpres
hion for tiieir th nig..t '
"What are the 1. Iters about gene
rally
' 'W'e'o. t hat would be telling. But
if you won't s ly 1 told yon, tin y are
iiii'st'y letters of sentiment. Tne
K eater part are lve letters. You
think that persons would pn fir to
write S'lch l.tterst'ielilselves. S it hey
. i win 11 the s iitiiiu nt the.' breathe is
red. But tl eleiters I write are tho e
oi 1 c asioii. liaeh party tb-i i s to im-pre-s
tin other with cpistd itory hcau
li'S. and not having any thenis Ive
well. I furnish Dies' ntiinents f. rthetn.
It's vt-ry iasy, ' she added, with a
ilavor of cynii ism. " There's a regu
lar stock "of si ntiinents f. r all ueia-
sions that plea es 'all plealike. If
.nine gentli men wlio arethe pioild pos.
- ssors of glovv uig letters from ladies
knew that some nf tiieir friends had
"thers from ollu r Lubes, but m arly all
ilike except in words and all nnn ng
fn in the same sour e, they wouldn't
be so proud.
"Ladies write much alike, and so,
for that matter, do gentlemen. I no
tice one thing about the la'tcr. how
ever, that is peculiar. Young gentle
men up to the age of t wenty-thiee or
t vvciity-foiir are very effusive and gush
ing in their protest at ions. I'r.m that
age on to f.uty they grow mere guard
ed and cold. Thty are afraid of r di
iile or M'lnetiing. Pi rhaps they are
sii-pi ions and distrustful. But alter
gentlemen reach middle life they re
turn t 1 youthful ardor in their letters
:f sentiment. (Jueer. isn't it '"
"What other kinds of documents do
you turn out
"(h, letters of condolence, of con
STa illation, of ceremony and so on -letters
that are meant to impress the
receivers and ate out nf the power nf
t'.e apparent wrlt,rs themselves to
const r in t." ' 'hi- ; ,0 Ilt rahl.
A rorkt-l I'liliipfiniotl.
Ir. '. I. I'.arhaiu, Smit-hampton Co..
Va.. emlorseil it. When a small thin
lull of virtue anil seeily cure, can in
sure aptinst suililen iltsith ami violent
pains, it ought to ho rarriotl ahout the
nerson as il pocket r oiniianion. Dr.
Woi'tliington s i iioiera ami i "liii riio .i
Meilicitie is recommendi'il hy i niineiit
ihysiciiiiis. -statesmen atnl ministers
'the hot ami surest euro for all Minis
of stomach aii'l howel complaints.
Prior- 'Jo ami r'" cents.
An Kililor's Daiiglitor.
" Papa, can't I go to the Mtore ami
,ot in.' a now iln ss'-1''
Why, chilil, ou have pot plenty of
(jootl ilresso-."
" Vi's, papa. 1 ut they are out of
stylo."
'"Nonsense, t'rl ! the troos always
lonio out in the same style every
spring, ilon't thev 'i"
Yes, papa, ami they always look
green, too."
Papa, st-iile - t"Ono might kn,w ho
conltlii't got iihcail of an dlitoi's
ilaughti r." i "AU riyi.t. st to tho. store
anil get a ilnss." II iii'iclil ( ll'. IV;.)
l i t tiiv',c.
One of tho liost rules in ronversa
tion is, never to say a thintf which any
of the company ran reasonably wish
he bad left unsaid.
t I
THE DANGER OF OVEU-EXERTIOS. I
K Stnlwnrt .linn fleeninr VVenker Thnn n
1 hllil nnd Then Hfcovrrra III J-'oruirr
SlrrliHlh,
( II a terloo, .V, 1"., Ohserrer.
In these diiysof row in. g nutn and athletic ,
heroo.n thin hysictil ueve oinnent is mine j
i lwi rved th in over before since the time of j
the Athoniiiti immei. A mall wh sl.o.vu tho i
cli'iiieDiH of idiysie il t ower is loukod up to
f IP ini.rn thnn ... tl.B ,lnv ,.f ni.r ihiMmm I
rvos-il lv hecmiM ihere hp., fnv Kneeinns ef i
wiii-iUvt'lni'i-d nmnhood thau then. Au
einissiuy f this lnieer met n ninjni'ii'i'ii'
(ITCiiiou of pliysienl tower n few d i)s since
111 the person of Br. .V w. McNaun-s, ot
Waterloo. Hid nitwit , w hicli showed 1111
iifnal di'veloimitnt, were as hnrd ai wmid.
At Ins ruiiiest the vviilei siiiilii to I inch him
in the linns or legs, I lit fi mul it vv li Ily im
ji issiblf. A ri'iili iti.ei of wlui' is le.e.l it by
1111 iro 1 111.111 n.is fully 111a le manifest.
"Have ymi iilvavs leoa si i-t ilwurt .'is
ttits ':" m.iii t d tin news gatl or. r.
"Not by any ine-ins " win the reply.
" When 11 joui'i 1111111 I vv; nlvvnys stroiu;
ami active ,'itnl left thnt I cou'd iiecomplisli
nntliiiig. 'I'hi-fei'lmp so to k ns's iim
f ine oil one urcvisiiiii ihul 1 alto 111 til to
litt 11 1 ox which l,',iir nii'ii fniiii.l it 11111 u--i-l.le
to 11 o p J s iiti di'd i 1 pi n i iii il o 1
the vviiis'iin, bill in two minutm trom lint
tune 1 was iinooiisri m- ii:ul reiimitied so I t
hours anil vv In n 1 tec ivered 1 0 i.ei iiism fl- I
vi 111 i tt -1.1 a lar'i .inutility of 'il iod. l'roin
ill it diiy I l.cis'iei tog ovv wi nk and sickly. I
lielievtd that I had hu fieri it t nni' interna1
injury nud 1 xiu'iieuo d 11 policial detiility,
which h 'filled sim lir to tho clTccta pro
duced liy malaria. My hack wis very weak.
I led nn appeiia. and a' times lo.ith d I '.(.
Mj 1 p. were paivheJ and cracked. My hcud
felt ns though it wore entire')' i p 'il at ill
top and it pained lee on the side uileim-l) .
In i-ix weeks tune t unci lalien nvvay irniii :
.0 pounds to less than 170. I wan in a most !
wretched e.mditioii. I vi'.is completely d s- I
conrni,ed."
" Wliat did the doctors say about you
" Aluio-t ever) (hi ig. I consult .-d tu It's
than n x ditl'ereut phypi ians. i hev all ;
ti eitod me and nolle did ice anv hoi d. At
th it time I wan sutlermg iut llsi ly. 1 emikl I
lint sit npr c it but w is obliu'fd t rest in a ,
crampe I. uneasy position. I was eompcl e I 1
to urinate ever) live miniiti f, mid I pii.-i.d I
over three quart every day, 1 .van not j
living. I was 1 ii-tmg.
ilneniglu 1 how well I remember it M my 1
wife I a I put the cliildien in lied, when the j
tcehiigc.nneoveriiiet i.it I should bve I) it ;
a very short tune. My vile ami 1 talked
mailers al. over, and I c ive the ininutesl dl-
io Minns a. lovvliat sl.e should do after I was
Ijone. I was nut in .1 llighty e 11 lui n by 1
any menus for the do tor. on h"iug lovvn j
tl.e d v fo Iowiiil". I, a e inegi iul !.. e, i a. ing
I e 11 v r ex e.'ted t 1 see ice .'cam, for 1 win
Hilli r.ng with Hi ilu's 'lis ..se of the kidneys
in its la.-t .-1.1.8 -. Within tho next few cl.i.v .
moie iliun iw nt y friend, eaine to b il m.
g tod tive. Among the liuinhiT was lr.
lolin 1.. ('I nk. II. iiskeil n e what I lent
ese I in the way of m dieui s. I t .1.1 him
Be then r com 1 ei il. .1 a rcin.-.ly oi' which I
h id hi nrd much, hut ill out which 1 wr.fi very
i-ke tical. If fa ill were nil elemeiil of
I owi r it c ria iily w 1-1 ickiu. 111 mv o.i'e.''
" And s i veil did not try i r"
"nn the t'tiiitiary. I did try it and to my
siirpn-e it :t"iel t in to Jiist t ie sm .
Indeed, It wa the most pal it ili'e thing I had
taken into my niouih lor month. 1 ic.l-he.l
it. "
" And did il cure )en ':"
' I o 1 h ok a if it did :''
' Vi s, iinli e I. W Im' was il ';"
"W,ir..er's Safe Cine."
" A proprii tary ine lieine !'
nt cii.rse. What nfih.it.' I siipi o e I
nee had as .rent a pie iidice against a ive -tise.l
im lieiu & any one eoaid lime.
N In 11 I was -mil) ing me 'ieine it Ann Arbor.
Mich.. I us.dtovo.v with the t est ef the
clas- ih. it we wo ild tight a'l s n il icn'obes
at all tun. s. Whi 11 a man comes down to
the 11-1 hour, however, nil I bids h'swite and
f'ietulfi good bye. mi' i buolo.l pie.ud.c ?n-the-oall
viiuisli. 1 a 1 nss .re you, icnl any
pi me ly tint can cure is gladly w borne I. '
' And bo.v have vou been since then '?''
' well or better, thil'i before."
" Po .vim still e .ert .v.mr streiitftli':"
"Certaiulv . I'm 1 do ret over cert. n
forineili. My H'reiith s iiu'r.'.ising every
d iv. and mv luallh i- iiiinil er on.. I l.n vv
that my I fe w is saved by Warner's Sa u
( lire, mid I bo h-vo licit it 1 th- be-! me li
eine that va- ever compound ! by : 11
chetni-t or physician. I am wd ing ih doe
tors -ho aid sneer at in" for sm:. :i slat in- nt
if they e':oo e. b it 1 h.ve :,iven its truth,
and am prep.ued '.o sti.n.l by it."
'1 lie above e enenre should be of urea.
atue to all w ho a' e sn llennu'. It shows tho
de. eptive nature of tie- t.'irible malady:
that all symi torn- -ire 1 o iiuum to ii an I that
there is one wav by which it cm be nb-o
lately avoided.
A uas we II 111 !' Witt, Michigan. Ii. a
peculiar gurgle ju-l before storms.
t 1 k im m . 1 : 1 1 1 1 : n 1 n . .
Dr. li. V. PiKiii'K. Hiillalo. N. Y.:- I have
a friend wliosullered terribly. 1 pureha-ed
a buttle of )our "Favorite Prcsciipl en."
and as a result of its use. she is pei icctly
well. .1. HAII.IIY. Hunleli. N. V.
Hi. l'ii n-i 's "(ioltlcli Medical I M-covei y"
i.Vd 'I'lea-anl I'urgalive Pellets" puiil) iliu j
"U.IM ltll.1 I II I I ,',,-,'"""'
(Inhiith didn't live lung enoiigh to accn-v
Pavid of an uug'iu rous lluu.
Pr. II. V. I'll a.ctr'. liutTalo. N. . '' ,
-.I'm inanv niontl's I w.-s a great stiilerer.
I'll) -icians could .ebird me im relief. In my
despair I coiioiii need llu n-e of )our
Kavinilt! I'ri-criplion." ll -peedlly effect ed
my entire and peinianeiit t tire. Yours
thioikfntly.
Mks. I At I, li, MAX I KK. Iowa Pit). la.
When iiiiincii
men nit- licit.
'ilulu'c- iii pokcr-i'l'iyiti' ilc
Miinsloil front iiir i nil the rnu'o.
l.AliiKs'A oliiUlri-iiVhools.V slioos cannot rim
over if I'.jonV I'.-itciii Heel Stitlners nrc um iI.
If lit Irish rcely vv.-int- ter pester lie Kn
lish why ilon't dey sou" 'em soitie .Mi-xii.in
hook iinetitri?
I 'RHirrhnl I In- lllnililer.
Sluicing irritation, intl imiiiatioii. Knhiy. i
rrniary i-oiiii'l.'inits. i..:'. J liv Hiiclni.uil);if 1.
i Ine "vHiilnco in lein' Inn fo'.'teil is Hut yo'
rim i-'it mo' leather lit ile sIhh st' i'a" mi's'
folks ter ile sum' 'Mumtit er liiom y.
KiihmIi l ornt "
-k for Wells' 'Koueli on t'onw.'l.V.IJiiiok
ri iiefi ronil'leteruie. rorns, warts, tuiiiioiis.
1 ilon't want to 't loy no mini tint hit's ter
dtive oxen ter go fern tlortorwhcn I pit sick.
Thnl lluahnnilnl nine
Is Hirer times the mini he wa- liefore usiiij
Wells' Htiilth Ki-newer. 1. lrnu'ist.
It- rredit system '11 make nny lmhine-.s
lioiiiii for a while.
'hr I ontrasi, . . -
Aa the snhle is to ermine: nf t-mnt tononr
a i-onl to iilabasler: ns aoot lo ilrivon snow,
so is r.trholine, the perfection of all llRit
Hencwt rs. to all other ,reiirations. j
11,. who li.m innney Im fri,-iiis--witlniit
money no tin inls.
As n reliable remedy for indice1inn nnd n '
rertnin rare for dyspepsia. I i.vsthink i"l,u
itniiht stands first. Oasiiusk 19 ill ll'l-IHl
fotm. Isolil ly dnnrgist'.
lm:; .1- m i -In' lolks it" 111 w,,'er "
lit re elo-i- mi mi calls il.it ballon".
No mntter wlmt your nilinent is, Brown's
Iron Hitters will surely heiietit you.
I.nve hiilh-i'haiins to sooth an noliing
hi'itrt. Snine "lie says it makes ton.
Bonn! annov. W. Vn.- Prs. Kewlon.V Ulnir
rpport Hint llrowna iron iiuicrn n, c ,'""
gtnernl sutisfaction.
The I ulj's hnnd is the index to her heart.
WoonnrHRY. Mil.-Hev. W. .1. Johnson
snvs: "I hnve nscd llrown's Iron Hitters in
my fninily, nnd lhry hnve .roven splendid
htidih invicorntor.'
Hiiiiiifss consists of two things, truth
and wisdom.
TrnrsT ano io:sTiiin-iivrBf.iT. fi-nmu-Wul
livers, i.n ihc sravslmro, l.v faswill. Hazard A
I'".. N.V. Ahsiilntrly pure and sweet. I'aticnta
nli.i have oni-e taken it prcf. r it to all other.
I'liysiciaiia ftcclare it HiiN-rinr to ad oihcr oils.
TnArrrn ha mm, face, -unpin n, nii.-h
akin cim il by iihuij. Jiiins r Tar Soap, made by
l.'aawcll, flaar J A Co., New York.
The tfreatest friend of truth ia time; her
prentest enemy is prejudice; and her con
sbmt conipniuoii is humility.
. I
woman r ricnu,
JliTltii b"n tnmttilfd fop tinny jem with kl tniy
iHieiw, with io-nni puin. In ni bi k n1 limt. mj
aiiMnx wpw t linio. fury b lljr w.i1Iimi-1 wh .Ii i
Micotuttie hiwi'ilal for trentuient, wliu-h I ilnl 'i lha
awitrnnf a frirml, tout found notnlipf, "t I'-n! iil '
tniMirat)i nnlim, anil I hud i.n nn fill li'ip" ' "'
until my hwtianil wan advim-d In im lliini'a H.-ni.'it liy
a Irieiiil that had ilwd it anil bii'ln jiro ii'l iviT t.w
l ,lr.,.,i. n.l Lnliii'v tt.ml.li.. I iirm iireil a li.itlli-. and
h'l ' ' "ni'.li.ll ot Hi hi.ll In i-l..n I '.-n o ...
"'" ' ,h- hl, k- . "";'."
Imil'ti e..mni. lm-.l in m down, mi'i m m.-tlt,i nil
, nim li l.-!!.'! (ur 1 hail I.p.'..iiii- l.it.l Owl nil I ! ''
! tn'Micit ni iprymiH h. It a.i reiillj iIi,.iti.
i Imwil with llioi.lh. p tputililei. ami I havn ul dmr
I l...lili, anil am able to (to nijr work an I attrnl Io
I ll.m.ilii.lil ilutiHs, which tiforo ha.l hi'fn liurilnn t
' tlie. Ami I inn nly thaiik llntil'a lt.-inr.1j (or II'"
l.i allli an. I li ipi'ill 'i. whirl. I mm oni.-y. anil e-li'i-m it
1. un it .riol ot.' met iliey t icv J"" tl"" letter in
I. I. nil 1. 1 110 ,.i.) a ,IT. ..lis I '! men-" tl It wli'ii ami
II inirv , 11. 1 . -ui 1. i', "' ' 1 '" tli.it '' y"
..: ,. t,, 11 veli .inin. - I 'l fen"-!
110 ..'.' iviU. He' II ', I! .1. a "i I" "I w.'liiinV
I0.1..I. V. .1 an' l I I '"1 10 tte I r I ie'r hrii. tlt,
, It ).... mi ill le- I O'.li !''".
vii; ;. vv vi. ia: w.
j II..I. II. .I l-miili, llli. I'l-ni "l Si I. B-i.t.-n.
April .'... I- il
. llauutiui'
Mr. II IIMIM, I .. !s-.i
llnsicr'n Priiise,
fi.- ni....r on Cn.l. rn Knili. -i'l.
II...I .1,, ..1.s
"linn. ...."I U.iiU'-i K in ly. tlie ur.a' leitnxy an. I
lii.-r iii,..li..it.'. in t l.-unily l..r m nOo. P nan r.'i'..m.
ni. n.li'.l I'J tr.' i, !- hi I'n I -111. "il h wli.. '. 1 . 1.s,.ri .-.ir. I
ol le.ln y tn.lllili.i. an. I I Unit It ) "-' ..sM.ri "nl...l nml
w..illi iih u.-iutit 111 ..!.!. My ,',' is lining it for ily.
I'.'p 1a. anil In" lniitn. I i ia,.i.ll llcii I rlii-erfiilljr
m.l..rsi. It an a (mini? uii'.lii'uie of r.-al merit, and 1
w.iulil n-'t I'.' Willi. .nt it. "a
Al-nliT. I-SI
Woman is iiuliirallv- a timid, shrinking
creature, bill it sill tile bathing nut that
reveal-lit i .shrinking the most Ihhnl I We
-......
Dr.Worthihgtdhs
(diOLEns ((ramp
AND
&RRH0EA
0VLR S( YEARS
4 hii-lrrit, l'rnmi". IHurrhim,
iimiwcr tutipliilnl. I r.iiplti.
. tH
s tj.
THE CHAH1IS A. VOCr iJJJ GQMMNV, . t
DYES.
-W-ftPIa.
ir-v Best Dyes Ever Made.
rvrfon pu.k, vrnnt., on cotton.-
ORESSI8.-COAT8. SCARFS. HOOUS,
YARN, STOCKINCS, CA3PET RACS,
RIBBON8, FEATHERS, ir any ''"c rr i
fanry article easily at l v Tfivtly ei krcil to any
nil'. Illn.k. Ilmnn. I.recn, til"-, en.-tit.
I nr.llni.1 K.il. mm', al l!r....... oll.r
l;r.M n. Ti rra I nun ami !0 ellirr 1-. Hi .1 r,'. j
WAT.-ntt J Vaai .Ttil Dur.it'.". I'ji.'hpi.',ei.;M'l j
color ont to tevrV. of encda. llyoubavr rc.-r j
ncj Dyeslrv I'.ici-o imiv, Veil will Ifil Mjrhloil.
P..M T itnw.i-ta.or itrot ua 10 rrnta a'i.1 y i
coliT vr.ir.lPd ant poa'-Pali'. 2 1 ooli.rril nr- pl.a
and a aot crt'a.i.'y cTnlva-'nt for alio, atamp.
TiVELLH, KK'II lil)-0N A I O.. llurllklon,Vt.
GOLD and SILVER PAINT.
Bronze Paint. Artists' Black.
IVr Rihlmtr V-iiuw BaaUctn, Krann-H, Van.rr
Phan-Jr lien. and tcirjU KimlocfornnmrMt.il work
r.'uil t(5 anv of th-1 ht-h pr r-d kinda n'l rnl.v
r TA-i. l: i -.rv .i dr'i TCi't.r prut-p.'.-.. fn ?n
M I I l, II KIIMI A tl O., llnrtlt.tun. I.
Aftntein! 5-TON
t -n Ui. -.l I.-.O.-.C.. II
aot m. ni. rl laii
boi l i n I. Ul. Wartaol. fttt.
fat trr. h.at a-.,..
ms of binghawtsn,
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
Ilc-I In Hie ..rlil. lo'l tlie c inline l:crv
IMirKtiiii Im. iitir Irnilr-iinirk Hint I.
iiiu.1,, .1 I rii.i'i. KOI. II I V I II X 111 III:
OPIUfVl HABIT
Cured Painlessly.
null iii;iiiti nln tin rol o.
i li-f-itfij li M al prt-si rip
r- .iltin-a ti,. lliM'ov-rt or.
DR. S. B. COLLINS, La Porte, Intl.
CONSUMPTION
M nt"Hlj diH., et Tn'.iim-ni -- f ii'ia ffi
n .fi-i t'Uff" f 4 i v fitM jmrlifiliir i
A Mr-- Plot. U. I.. Mlltl.i:, Sitllln
iinia I liim l o., ( iiMioriiiu
PAY UNTIL. CURED.
CURCS WHERC All flfC f AILS.
li-fh l ( 'lit: 1 1 liy rup I h.I
III 1 .!. .-'iiiil HV liniK
College of Physicians and Surgeons,
ii , i. i i iioki:. im.
T!' r.rn. i.i-al a.ti ..nt.'y. s .. il,i ... .. n.e tni.ui
I Cl.ni, .. hi'l-l ntl'.iv 11. -.ill. Matfrnita an.l
Nlarjlan.l V. nw.ii' ll.....l..l. all ..I ..In. I. 1. ..K I .
Ih.h KCIi.-ol llil..l.vii'3l ai.'l I li.'lin. al I -alotat..r
inti.l ..I iVHrv wtii.l,.t.'. Al-i-l l. r a ,:il.i
lift. TllllMAK llHl.. II.-..II.
;fli N l ar.-y Sti.-...
HEART
ii. ni.Aivs iIi:kt rl itl-:
. . 1V......I.I... ... I I.' ilk A
DISEASE, I. O H.. '-HI.'i.'1'liUa..'l'a.
rcc a'km y...i'..nl..n T.-rinaaii.l i nut II I trea
s?DD AiLltem II. Iliillell .1. t u.. I'ortland. Main.
(lOl.l.MWS' KiiMiii s.1 '..ll.-s. Newark. N .1 . Term,
l'..Mti..lis lor i:rN.I'i..l.s. W'ritit lnr eireulars.
il. Ml
KTOPaCa
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
Tlicro oxislsa moans of sc
ruriiit; u soil and brilliant
ronijili-xion, no inailor how
poor it may naturally be.
1 1 n "run's Magnolia Jtalin is a
tlolinito anil harmless arti
cle, w hich instantly removes
Free klos, Tan, ICcilness,
Hough iicss, Eruptions, til
arar Flushings, ne., etc. So
fleliqato nud natural are its
effects that its usn is not
suspected I v anybody.
No lady lias tho ris-lit to
present a distttriired face in
iocietv Mlien the Magnolia
Halm'is sold by all druggists
for 73 cents.
i 1 x?s
,'., Ilti r,.
M vi'l. ...... .1 . II
f - Tr.,ir. ni,. I'm
ffirs
W ! i
ail iim loan IBM
. T.lsft ua-
I
;t r. Hcv,at opo lt.inis l'.l.-t.Chapri1 llnn l r I tr
1 ni.. Il.un..ri.. v-al-lii. llrll.l'...S.lrnes i-r f.. t.t..iii,.
. jl'j.i tc . ll I.Iiim ir.iri.iny. s is,.. are. Ark -...u drnn
- -i Klil. T il l to V.' 1 uHtiu airts.U .N. Y i
turn. -
: tf no
tx
SB
If and If.
ll jnu rp puflfrmn from poor htuHh
-tt UtiKuisliiitic n -t-t ol -sit knnl, ttk
vliw r. if you arf mmiily ai'ittff, or if you
'fti 1 we.ik and liir.t-. without vhtuy
knowtnn why, Hop niltorn wijl i-uroly
ctirr jrtni.
"If yo Mi r MmtBtrr, tn-rl Iit ovrrtmpil yourHf
with your pnBtornl dnttcii, or a Mn1hir, worn out Willi
mro and work, vt n nmn of I u-vinri or laborer weak
'ciietl l-y tho it rain rf y ur evtry rlny di.t'fi. or a mm
of l"ttinit toiling nvtr yoi r miitiidrt woik. Hop
Bit ton wlii urely Btrtungthcn ynu."
' If yrtn nrr ffufferint fr-m
anvtTfat;nrf or dtinkmir, anj
' imtiM rtti'ii or ilti-i.iintmn, or
nrr y unit and cmwinR tw
' f.'-l. a ti Hi n tn cr.ir.
'Or it n a n th ritik-ti-p( on t
I.tim, ft Hi- '':.'., iv wltiM-n, and fr.'l
t'a' in ( i,t i ' . I "iiioimic, t'm-
in; f ' 'it-'t'nl M t, v "v i I hit tr.it n , ,
" U ll :i t'.H. Mini tint, i-nd iminrf
i"it i U 'v, i . mi cady, nuiil'ii h
v.i I m , H'i' hiiu t in vht ytm ni'fd n
J.1M y ti i e i h t, 1 1' i Ith and v k
II kii mt iit1ifiir ijn((-itiit ir snf.
ft'iiim li' iti :iny t-thi r ! tli nun -rnii
di't'-i: rn tf tli --t-mv'h it iM-wo'-t, it is
)'t tirown faiili il yi-ii rtnmn ill.
If jniin vHn I i tu finny with nry form
nf kltm-y d f. n , f-ti.-j tfiiiptitiK rititth
ti in tnxnit'iil, nml turn for a cuie to lion
BitterK.
If you am an k with t lint lr-ril'l-r
B!i-ki", N rrotiMi-'M,
joi will ttul a 'ltnlro in
(i eit" in 11 p Htttrit.
f you an a frtMUiPiitfr, or a mfildnt, of
n.tfthmitic riff tii t-arrioadi1 yoitrpya.
tm nKn t tin i "iirtv:- nf nil countrifft
innlnria, imlt nnr, l'ili.-ti nnd (ntoi m t
I ml ft-vi-ra 1 tl-i- ii-i of Hop Hilttft.
If y.'ii hi vi riiKh, pin.ply or pM"W kn, bad b.-f-it',
H-"i liiit r" will li t' j"-. far f-k-n. rirh IiIhaI, l'-
-.! n I li"jii!i aid h'Milt'i. will lo mi Id fur n
c.iv- Dr y will th t rur r h.!,..
lint p
In-ilnd !m'.
n a'i.1 wifrt, ni.tnr. in 'tl -r
fh picltir'tf h'-nlth by n
tiii Inii n tr 'l.'.
dfun;hi"i. ran I
to't'. .., ii,,.-, i
LYOIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
1. :i l'i
tivi I 'urn
I'or i II itm.e 1'iilniiil I iimplola'a an4 ITraknraaM
ao fitiiiiniin lo aar beat fcaiali pnpulatlaa.
k leilii iin Tnr Wni'iiii. Invi tilprllijr a Woinan,
I'ripareil liy a Woman.
T.. llf.M "I'M Vlwrf S'ii- tha tl.-a al IHatar;,
t -1! r vii.'i t'i.. ilr-vpnisr apirit. Iti.lirrate. ani
h..rn..-i.i . Ih.'. r rT'i. r lli. ll .'i islvaai-lnnll. Hv an.1
frniTi.' alo tie-. tip. n' into- l in- natural lustra totha
a- e ar. 1 plrMtaon I lie p:ilo cli.H-k f ivhiub the treah
r.'. i ..f lili-'s-prii't- a-i.l early aummertima.
t "F'hiiichtu Uso II anil Prescribe It Freeh "TJ
ll rem -o. r.iiiiln. s, fl it-.il-riej'.deatriijra alt.railna;
fer rl.ii..-lint.il'.1l.'!:!i'..weilin'i't lh al'imai-h.
II t f.-l-nr "fb irln.-.I .nn. e.-i-lir fal-i, .'lir''t
an 1 lui t .. lie. la ala.iv. .i i-ni irirntly i nr. 1 t.T It. o.-a.
Tot Ih.) cure ml' Klilnry 'urnvlalnla of either ae
Ihla i'ompounit la uiiaiirr0si'tl'
f i r. nvKtitir. m.orni ri iiififr
w- , , ,. ,j ...tik'e .'i l.'iin- i- Ir. in ih
lii . l..e. l -lie ten - a-l Mr. l.iTlll CI 1 1; - .y.U'Dl, Of
UJ .u nuu.nti uri'lilM. lu-l t "tl li.'.tnfc 11.
It -thtli" ri.mi-fi'inl aiel 1IIk.i1 P'irlO r ara prenarf 4
at - a-i I -Ti V- i .t.-rtl Avenue, I.vnn. Maa-. rrleeof
elt:er.$l. Mv lii.til. a fer f - S-'liI t'T mall ui ttie fnrm
cf ..:i', er ef l-js-ajea, en r.'. i ipt nf pne.-. (I i-r he
forcilhi-r. Mr. I. nUiatii freely u..wn all . Ileraoi
Imvilry Eii.i"iw It-.slamp ScaJforpamihlit.
v., f,nillr .i .ni l l3 irlTii.Ml I.VP1A K. rt-'Kn.'M S
LlVItt 1 11. I.i. Tli. v rui r..u.liiil..ii. I.iIuiumji
uil ioijluiy "f ll"- liver, as cent per l-i.
4J-MiUI by till lriiKKii. u
HAS BEtZN PROVED I
The SUREST CURE for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
Tc-n it hn bark or disordi rtd wrina indl,
, .. . .. .. .-...-. o tu pm nr Mm :
E Ur..-ITATK: urw KidiHy-icr al once,tlm(r-
cits icr3nmp!i.ltf)inrt it wiii-ti-otnlily over-
ooiti'' t.u tlioa;.o an-l rctrro hcnlthy action.
9Ae For compuunu pocunr
In d U I W 9 to your ex, huoh a pain
i'idwenktinwi'1, Ki lnoy-Wgrt i;, miaurpawd.
.ii it will act pror-rtly nndHfcly.
Eith-rR' t. liiccntlnenw.ruloiition oftirme.
brick tl'ibtorror.v"Uvpo3il-B,nddMl dru-Khfing
patn. all lily y if 1-1 to Its curative power.
IV BOT D BV ALL DRUOOISTtf. FriM tl. i
"Mr, re bin l.iwri-HfP. mv lnwn-iimn.' nn-li
Phillip ' li'll-M, -f M-Hkmn. Vt , "wn. M-'iM
frmn k uti i- . !. ThM-Hkin f I"h fag nhon Iik
alftM. kidl-- V..rl .i.f a.Mi, Apr
IS A SURE CURE
for all diseacee of the) Kidney and
LIVER t
It ha apeciAo aoUon ou Uiia moat important
organ, enablln It to throw off torpidity cad
lilcuon, atimuUUng the healthy aecretioa of
tho Bile, a-.d hy kecpinc tha bowela la Iroo
condition, effect iniiareiruiaruiar.uiTKr.
aVIsll-eavio Ifyouai-rouffertnijrroin
IWICllUllua malaria. navo ine ia....,
aro biliotii, dyapeptto. or conftliatcd. Kidney
Wort will auroly relieve and quick ly cure.
In Uie Bpnim locleaiiaeU:e6.vetera, every
one ahoiild lake a Oioroujzli conrao of It.
.1. SOLD BY DRUCQI3T8. Prlcr 8 1 .
tunlff .1. ' l'nwir4 nf
i, i.i-t, i tiMt Kitir.fi Vi"t
! i I'iiMc-iIi H, plfii-e.
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
CONSTIPATION.
No other dlacaao is mo prevalent in thla coun
try aw, ronai i nation, and no remedy h even
equalUHl tha celebrated Kidncy-Wort aa al
irure. what-ever Uie oauao, however onttinate
tho oaiwf, this remedy will overcomolt.
nil E?i TlUfl difltr,-Mi;ia com-
I i O DUint is yery mut to be
complicated with oouati pat ion. KtdncyWort
btrenaTthena tho weAkenrd parts and qnteklj
rtTvm allkiudaof Pilea even when physiclana
aid jTiMianea nare ooiore lanea.
4 V Wit you have either of thei frounlee
PRICI $1. lusE r
Orufciatt, Sell
Ui-ttttfr'ti St..m.
h Bitten, by -n
creaains; Tital pmr,
and if ndf-ring lh
phjMtal funttiorn
rpfftiltir snd arlit--,
kp th nyirtem m
gmd working inltr.
and p rot eel nit
Nata-mii-vl dineaMe. r'T
mnMipHsttiin. dyapep-it-a
nnd liver com
tUint, nrrmiim ,
i.ln-jf and tn '
tnAtir ailmnt, it i
MivnlMahlf, ann n
dordfl a Wire rtr-fenc
ItMinot mHliirial f
rfl hlNtul! rtTflKT
inn nl- iratwn of t-mrh
ilitsM ir tn the
t..m- K..r--el7 ill
Ifr. uracil aiiJ wl
em a-nertllya
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AOK.MS WANTKO f-r hm Bst an-1 iMitpt-aall-ui
Pictorial Boos and Htbl.w. Pruen red iced 31
percent. National Hi huuhis ( . . P.uU. Pa.
70 a we-ek. 913 a dy at hrnneetmly made- Cost If
' (wiattilrM. Aidi.M THUS Co., Au-juiU, Ms.
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