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HEJJIOE 'OFvTUE DAY.
luUill6 - . Formerly cotnna were maae 01 cypres
and muscular, excellent walkers, clever i : . . J
workmen; they W rather a large l.
countenance with high cheek r bones,- The giraffe has jnever been known to
thick eyebrows and' coarse thick black- tter a sounds ,r5- it
hair and beard,with an oliye or. dark r A leper was once classed; Tritli idiots,
brown complexion,- They are generally; madmen and outlaws, and; was not al"
frank, rude; brusque," negligent in their lowed to inherit. c -...., : .
attire, and in war capable of the worst ' Hamilton Cole, the well-known Kew
deeds. ' One should never take the char- yor lawyer, who bought a copy or the
acter of la people either from themselves Guttenbuig bible, in 1881 at the Brinley
or ffuui ,uicu -ijucuum At. ,; yv rr-- saiq ior ?,uuu, soia it recenny or 910,
000. . - . x
The electrical conditions consequent
on the earthquakes in the provinces of
TftMn fKe Tnan with tb? mbst -property
that ; has the ' gfe'atestr will power. -Low-eU
Courier. . -'.-
When a man-is just- about to sneeze
you couian 6 ouj iiuu uji., . w-
sulate. jsoicon rom. . a ,
"Nothing is impossible ? to him who
wills," says a philosopners jno, norip:
tno lawyer wiiu wuuuvw vw
Boston' Post..- , v - ,;- "
A grain of sand may be the germ of a
new worm,. uui. uuwuu i",
nlane does more good m tne rusnina
mesent: (7arZ TvetsdU ' Weekly. - - " ,
A writer asks, " Y try aoes tne moaern
woman tire bo eaetijr
that the .modern woman usually, has a
moderhliusband to look after. vrapnu:
Her pa and' ma were safe in bed " -'
' They'd gone to sleep with the birds;
. fJ The girl hung onto tho garden eate, .
- : Her beau hung on td her words.
BelL the telephone man, has an article
in the current issue oL Science,- telling
how to avoidlcebergs; ; Wejiayen't teaa
it," but one: good way is to travel only by
railroad. Adrristown tercuar " I ?i
Professor Huxley calls a primrose . " a
corollifloral dicotyledonous exogen,V but
he wouldn't do it-if Vthe ! primrose was
a m- to hit back., Some menv are terri
bly overbearing to ward the yreak.--2?-.
ton rost. : . -'y -, ' ; ...
Have Tou," asked the judge of a re
cently convicted man, -."-anything to Offer
the court . before 7 sentence s is , passed!'
" NoTourH6n0r,M replied the prisoner,
my lawyer, took my:ta3t cenu -j-ocrun-
ton Truth. ' . " ,.
; It is. claimed thatithe highest acuity
,of language :is--to conceat thought.. It
may be, but wHen Vman falls , oyer a.
wheelbarrow in the darfcitrseems to
lose its grip somewhat in that particular
t Chicago Ledger J :- ' '': ;i? M
f A ' Vermoftt- paper; ipeaking of the
fashion of making gold badges to repre-
'sent kitchen utensils, asked how a gold
eridiron would strike us. - Very mucn
like an iron one, -perhaps, if ; we didn t
t social 1 sratherinff an Osh-
kosh woman demonstrated thathe could
hold .. her ; breath two. minutes., . Within
three days afterward she got nineteen
proposals of marriage and an offer from
a aime museum vttoayt juyoi. j j
friends, who, while praising : generally,
occasionally indulge in a severe if. not
malicious criticism.' If we -were to be-
Ueve an Afghan proverb, -he who does g h&y .g
not onen his door to , the . stranger is net . .... J7 J ' -, 41!.. rA. .
who hare
tality to vineyards that were given up a
dead. , : - :., --.. ,
; A, , peculiarity, in workers". in" German
silver spoons is the . color of the hair,
which in time becomes dyed a, pale green
that requires years to change. The . par
ticles of metal which is chiefly copper
exceDtion. -1 lsp : produce a disease similar to con-
an AfVhan." But the nelis
known them best, find no eo)d word in
praise Of - them except for. tllsir bravery.
I saw .Tery ; many Aignansf in wairn
Asia, and I am obliged to admit that .all
the cases of ; extreme rudeness, incivility
or fanaticisnrwhich came under my par
ticular noticcr were, with one exception,
from Afghans. icAtjihe, same untejon
t h A f crhans are
respected. ' It is the fashion everywhere ; dose of the next. two centuries, there will
to fmitate the walk of an Afghan, or at be ia theorld i53,370,0a0eople speak-
.11 n arrano-A nnA's tnrban in US t "x we Atauan :aguge, , i,vw u.
DecuUar i styler-one little end .sticking ; French, 157,480, 000 , the German, 505, -'
EbJve thread, theother failinl .286,000 the Spanish; and 1,837,286,153
down to the left shoulder. Most JSngilsn 1 vu Jj,ngiu. - ; ' -. v - -travelers
cbmnlain.ot ;Afrhan bad faith, An exchange says: ; VThere is. in
and if .we may believe a Hindoo proverb, Schuyler county, New Yrk, a young
4God protect you. from the vengeance 01 1 old, man who, - without : apparent cause,
iimption.
Max Muller has calculated that,' at the
The Ileal thful and Nutritious
' K -'AKIW Q iOWEll : -..
restores to the flour the strength-giving phosphates
pre removed with the bran, and which are re
quired by Oi system, tfo other Baking ; Powder
does this. It costs less and Is healthier and
tronger than any other powder.
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- It Is a well-known fact that the process of mak
lug wheat flour rem?ver with the bran lh the bolt
ing, a portion . of the: natural phosphates of the
grain. Phosphates )are of ther-greatest value In
maintaining mental and physical vigor. Of an the
' preparations used to raise bread, Horslord's Bread
Preparation Is the oply one that replaces the phos
phates of the grain which are . of great nutritive
mportance. It is composed of acid phosphate of
lime which takes the place of the cream of tartar;
and the alum of other preparations and bicarbo
nate of soda. The result of the chemical actlpp
when the preparatioh and the soda are added to."
flour mixed In the f arm of dougn, Is a unloii bf the
phosphoric acid and! thV soda, thus liberating the
carbonic acid gas, hlch perforrixs the rlslng pro
cess. The resulting phosphate of lime and soda
left In the bread strengthens the nutritive value of
the bread which thus (gains tn thC elements!
brain, blood and bone food. , Here. In the South,
where the heat tells jon the :vltaf forces wlthenet
vating effect, bone and braM;j:xdbewhies:of;the
utmost Importance. Th Horsford Bread Prepa
ration Is ot the first value on this account, and ho
other baking powder Is so well adapted to the de
mands of the Southern country. .
I have used the Horsford Preparation In my
family for the past ten years, and certainly would
haven other. . , ,
' T. C. SMITH, M. D.
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C. QRESHATVO
l?rop'r. Kailroa!. , I$etiuj-ant.
m' , ' -jl.l jsi ji i :
x Commercial and other travellers In theSoith
will attest to the fact that twx) of theest rallr ad
! restaurants south of Vlrgliairejfo iefoin l at
: Charlotte, K; C,and Way Cross, Ga.- Bad brea 1 is
the crying evil In the Soutepcountrji and jthe
exceuani quamj ui uie sipie. arycie.oxaopa piet
with at the Charlotte Railway, Dining Room, nver.
"fails to Impress those who patronize It. 5r Clar
ence Gr'esham, the niafiagei, Writes f'2 j j
,T have used Horsford's Bread Preparation since
" Smith""whV don't you get your dia-
tnnTid4Mmea?"v8aidtJohesir',Where
can I do that?" innocently asked Smith;
"At the ;TJnited States -Plate Glass In
surance Company, of coupe " and a cool
ness has grown up petween meia. rw
hurg Telegraph.iif ,i t:MS.3- :f' '
. Nothing makes a man prouder than to
find when he has got his garden nicely
laid out and the seeds all in, that every
hen -within a mile of him seems deter
mined to have a claw in the . jdb, and to
show him how she would have arranged
matters if : he had consulted her. Fdtt
Biter Advance: ' " " "' 11 j--Attbrnev
General Garland ; decide
that an Indian cannot hold a postoffice.
iKot having a very loud "voice i m the
mattfir. this -naner will- not criticise the
Attorney-General's decision, bul"Tdoes
seem that- a man who can hold a buck
v . . . .. . ... .
jumping pony: can hold almost anytmng
'Arkcufiwt Traveller . ,
, "Pray tell me the difference, dear," .
. '- Said Edward to his lass, - - - ; "
sf 'There is between a store cashier .
.-. And, the teacher of a class!'? ;
' The damsel, smiling, said; ?I will, .1
This difference you will find - v
'l The store cashier he minds the till, ;.
r - -The teacher tilk the mind.'? -t I "
' - ' 1 Pantoyl finurier,
- The Ranking1 Hostler. --
t Gen. Stannard's second Vermont bri- -.
gade camp at Union Mills in the spring
of 1863 was the gayest camp possible in
the Army of the Potomac. ' It boasted of
such representatives as CoL Hooker,;
chief of staff, Lieut. Schermerhorn, Hill, '
Prentiss, Perley. Downer, George M.,
Clark, Hank White, etc., of which CoL
Hooker was the recognized leader. ! In
"foraging" some ; of the boys of the bri
gade had; discovered an antediluvian
yehicle, very costly and stylish probably
h the days of its make in England. -But
It had. been outrof use for fifty years or
more, and was kepi as an heirloom. , r
The discovery of the carriage tame to
"Hooker's knowledge, and he at once
levied .updn it. It! was brought- into
r camp, ana witn six mules m the bands
Of the brigade teamster, the members of
General Stannard 's staff started to go the
rpunds.p.f ;: inspecting regimental head
quarters. They were gope nearly the
whole afternoon, : and, of course' were
obliged to stop everywhere on their
rounds to "take something. " The times
-wernot-sd; strictly temperate then as
cJeThere;nivas but -: little doing in
mpaStnnardi was not aware of
their ahseiice6r 'their mission, until this
'bhtehdef ithj the party, drove up to
hisheadquarters and called him out. r -..;.-It.is
said that ;the general ' was- very
mucn chagrined at the predicament they:
were in and considerably angered, too,-.
; Hooker sat with the driver on his "seat
in the air," while Schermerhornj'-Hilt,1.
Prentiss and Downer were in, the box"
belowi-General Stannard did not intend
the "rig" should depart, so he stepped
to tne muies on the lead and took one
by the bit. Theh he swent f orchis. boyS
at a furious rate, using more adjectives
and expletives tb.au Miss Cleveland, . if
possible, but not the same sort. . One by
one tney cot out 01 ; tne uonieaerate.
bugsrv below and made for their quarf
ters as-brst;they could,-taking plenty ?
01 time. v. . ', -,
Slannar'd iindTairected the most of his
conversation to Hooker, who, in turn,
advised' his comrades to v go to their
quarters. Finally "Hooker ;caTno' down;
cot down and went directly to'Staniiard
and quiet y said: MkSee here, general; I
eel that I have been hoffcfdjtodayi ;as
never; berore. : 1 nave-Deen compumeni
evond mY exnectations, because
lie first time in my: lifellateYef had
P. firif iiQlUF' LICUClal U.UUi3lK.l, .:
u fwontxr.fivp rental tfikn it." The ?en
wal to ok iii the ridijvjcruresspje
Rir,nn.T,ion ana ciosea ms icciurc jvnu
anlenhant. i cobra or an. Af khan."
The women," who at home are not kept"
under as severe ' restrictions as in others
Mohammedan, countries, are, by general
consent, -i pretty and; are said to have
played no little "part in the cauiesSrhich'
fed to the " massacres of the English: at
Cabul; At the same time they "are gen
erally. Intelligent and faithful, and an.
Oriental proverb, says: "lio to inaia to
eret rich, to Cashmere to amuse yoiirself,
but take Jan Afchan wife." ' Observers
tell 1 ns that " the' Afghans are the "on
people in the East ; where there is any
trace of the sentiment of .'love accOn
to bur notions The lore stories preva
lent'in Afghan legends - and Afghan lit
erature - can - scarcely be brought
up r as - proof ; pf . : this, a V- stories
equally sentimental exist in other
Eastern countries. Among certain tribes
no man is allowed to see his wife until
the mariiaee ceremohy is completed ; in
otners mere mere is aimost au equ&i o
serve; and although the lover
with, his future , father-in-law . and- earn
his. bride by his services, as Jacob did
Rachael,' he may never see her. Yet.in
the ereater part of Afghanistan the
living plainly on a farm, has in eighteen
years passed 'through the physical
changes of four score. . At the age of six
Jie had all; the -development of strength
and muscle usual in a lad of fifteen. . At
twelve "his beard was grown and gray
hairs appeared, Nqw, at ' eighteen,- he
is as decnpit as an old man 01 ' eighty,
and seems tottering : on the verge of the
i "Queer" is a word without a meaning,
I 1 nnn haa ifa rftitnfirrm.rf." in nrk ntW lan.
'T tniasre. ' It had its its origin in the brain
of Quin, the actor. He one evening
lovers once affianced are allowed to go
"courtim? " if one mav so call it. That
f 197' - --.
j-i - i -iM. i.i- 1 1 1,
made a bet with a nobleman of 100. that
by .breakfast time . the .next morning
there should be in the mouth of Lon
doners a word that ' was never before
heard.: The bet was accepted," and when
the theatre was closed that night the ir
repressible actor furnished7 each of the
"supers" and others whom he had hired,
with good ' lump of chalk, and in-;
equsi ic- gtnicted one and all -to jgo throbgh the
may live I principal streets of the metropolis and
ohol tr An 4-hk ti a m tha wvn aiiaaf' W
The. task was', accomplished, and " the
next morning the: Deople were startled
by seeing such an unusual sight. Some
telieved it a signification of danger
that a. secret: enemy was near, and this
was his watchword. " So the word went
thtt ronndu in " t.b-' moirt umazinsr " wav:
male relatives, although these visits are qj- 0f course, won the wager, "and
. . . . , . , ' - 3-
is, tne lover visits nis onae oyxtigai. auu
is admitted by hex mother of other ;fe-
sunnosed to be keot secret from -the.
father. All innocent freedoms are permittee-
. and the cases are rare where
nature is.allowed to step ; beyond the
bounds of injunctions. As 'in all Mus
sulman countries poloy gamy exists; but
most , of the people - cannot afford
to avail themselves of their privileges
and content themselves with one,' wife,
or, at ; the nfost two. While" the Af-e-hans
verv common Iv :marrv : into the
the world won a new word.
Use MULLENS
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The Favorite
it'Lioiiiii
Househo Id i'Re m edy.
IT NETEtt PAILS TO CURE AXJL AC DE AII PAIXS.
T - , ' . . Oak Gkove. rnlon County, N.C., July 28,1855.
Dear Sir This certifies that I have used your Hornets' Nest Liniment and am satisfied that it w9
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W. N.-MmNr -v 'U'V-jt:'(::"vi;;;:i:....'; - Chaelotte. N. C, Jul? 9. 18
Dear Sir I can cheerfully recommend your Hornets' Nest Liniment for-spralns. I used a halt botft I
vu ij nu:c x cuiuu euu.ucijr ucttf uiy wcigi uu, uuu iu iweivo liou rs it was perieriiy well.
Yours truly, .
W. C. WILSON.
For sale bjr -all Druggists and Country Merchants.
W. N. MULLEN, ' Proprietor . .... . . ; . . . . ......7.Chrlotte. N. C.
; Thousands of cases of 4
We
ftubnrduiAtft Rlafises of tne Doouiation.
lli nAJ.r .llsvnr tKVtatifrVifova tnnarT? kept allVe.
other than Afghans of their ovf n ranfcT - I nave '
. The. Coca Plant.
owe many.v things to Peru,' so
many, in fact, that were it not' for them
it is ah interesting question to study but
what condition our race might occupy at
. this day different from. that of the; pres
ent.. The Peruvian silver turned a num
erous emigration to the shores of this
continent," while the Peruvian cinchona
the newcomers who i might
' a
1 :Thi At ofhfcn in his nwn cnuntrV nevei l"Te?
ymyiiti! himSAlf with. AnrtMnff w.nt vculixi
. , o " r
BrrnVHnro awv r. 'wm i vi n n n aah i England and
5n th,.4L. rtm,0 oni l perity of agriculture, and we owe a great
France through the pros-
a
I assume4thcopduct.of Jhe Richmondanjl nan
" vllle Dlnmg:Koip.Sj It iCijaciottQahd the excellent
success I have met with,in satisfying the travelling
ptfWlc In the Important matter of bread la. duetoJ.;
the Use of this, the best or all Baking Powders."
heartv laugh-
to offend h1rrf Jitter
tVt.Y Messenger, v
boys were slow
in the 'countrv. lea vine commerce and
the menial arts to the larisre class xf Tad-
jicks and Kyzibashes (redheads), the lat
ter Persians, so called from their1 being
in the habit of dyeing ; their hair and
j j . j x rrn
oeara rea. t oporcis aounuanu - x ere is
game 01 au -mas, aunougn uie taica yi
Uons are, now believed' to be fictitious,
and even tigers are rarely found, f When
debt of gratitude for the same gift. ' And
how ICwe s have a 'new .medicinal agent
: wiach"promisest a's notable an
ahsesthetid for local application "as ether
or chloroform have been In other ways.
This plant has. lonff been known from its
uses among the t Peruvians.
been addicted- tP - it. as a pi
Headache are permanently cured every year (as thehundr
of testimonials in my possession will testify) by the . use of
; . DR. LESLIE'S '
Special Prescription. This medicine Stands -td-.d ay without
a rival; and with scarcely a competitor in the world. ThouS'
iildf?f tneast-attdotherfatai ands "of "physician s throughout thecotfntrr haveacknowJ-
which met the unacclimated ad- , j'j.t. i.mi. a t- ' V J .. .
lWs.' Peruvian guano has enriched edged their, inability to Cure it; and are now prescribing Dr,
Leslie's Special Prescription for all cases of
who have
pleasing ana
nuu v ukcio cue i at j jawuu.va. . T - . i . aA a. rrti
hunting is fmpossible me Afghani
to many simple games practiced) by all fves are rolled, up with a httlejime m
chUdren of ( nature whetber; simply sav- , .;t" --"r 'r-r77r:"
age'men br civilized youth-iSarbles, is swaUowed produces slight in-
. U.a.mfA- : . J AJA.l-.Ckil.JlA. a, ILKA. 4 1k OVA VSAA ' aafcWUUMVAVU w
rest. - As the native workmen take their
ball and gymnastics--.Etfflww Schuyler.
coca four , times ; a day, the prolonged
rests iyhich it ' encdurages arej serious
drawbacks ta their industry. As a, set
off against", this, however, i it is claimed
that.the laborer can perform a great deal
of . labor, by the help of this, stimulant
with very little food.'; The" same claim
we think has-Teen made for beer and
ther alcoholic timulants.' -'X .' ' ; "'.-
; The new use, of coca, -howev-er, is of
the, greatest importance , to. the human
face. 'By a chemics.1 ; process " ah alka
loidfor' its7 active principle; -cocaine has
-Xouisiana. 560.C00 ; Maine, ' $50 eea parated -from ithe; leaves. it This
Maryland, f 3, 150. 000 : MassachttU iwr,tv'r yj - - "6 VVtT
?; ' .What -the;; States Pay. r , r
.The; internal revenue, receipts of last
fear were $121,000,000; this year they
will -probably- be about - $110; 000, 000,
distributed' about as follows : Alabama,
000 ; Arizona,, $2750; - Arkansas
000: California, $3, 800, 000: Colo-.
rado, $200,000 ; Connecticut, $425,000 ;
Dakota,.-J10,000; Delaware, $200, 000 ;
Florida,: i $173, 000 ;, Georgia, $375, 090 :
Idaho; $2,500 ; Illinois, $25,000,000 ; In
diana, : $5, e00,D0O: ) Iowa, $2,750, 000 ;
Kansas, $167,000 ; Kentucky, $15,000,
000;
OQO;
ietts,2,400,OOO ; "Michigan, C$1, 500,000; fffTOI . , "-T TJ VT
Minnesota,' $500,000 ; Mississippi, $50,. hl " T
Ann. i-MnlU a Mia AAA . - me haa-been chiefly-used; in serious ope-
1125.000 : , .Nebraska- $1,500.000 : N-
ritvda, '5,000; ew". Hampshire, $375
000; New; Jersey;'; $3,475,000; New
HexieovfWOj New York, $i3,500,
100 North .Carolina. $1,600,0001 Ohio,
lylvanla, -C7,iW)flW)0 ;; - Rhode ilsland
IISO.-OOO r wUth Uaroiiha, $83,000 1
rirmeyrt250f 000; Texas, $223,000;
IJUhf-.X,000;..Vermont, $80,000; Vir
rinhs t3,000, 000 ; i Washington; t $7, 000 ;
nAaf Tifrinia K.tA AAA . Wiimnoin
13,000,CW ; "Wyoming, $1, 500.
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: A Panama Hat.
Theifamoua Panama hats are all mad
14 Quay ifquJUa .Ecuador, and get their
name, because Panama merchants formerly
chhtfiotled:the ii,ade; ": They are made ol
ihe pitafibfe aiort of palmj and are
ibraiaed irnider water by: native women, ol
t strands often twelve .and fifteen feet long,
and flne , ones, are very expensive. It
bfteh takes two .or three'weeks to braid
V a single hat,' which sells" for five or six
. dollars, ana . ias lorever ,a " traveler,
'Bpeaksof one made of a (ingle straw oj.
-fibre, as nne o uireaa ana soil: as aiik.
rations upon the eye with! great success ;
'but its vise jn f the treatment pf General
Grant has' brought it into greater .notice
. and'hhs popularized ' its hamg and repu-f-
iatidn. It is exceedingly :c6stly, having
' been sold for several dollars" a grain; and
its: costliness prevents rits use,;exdepting
.jn rare -cases. : The nlanisa smau shrub
bo'at. 'fle tb; eighty eet !high which
fofm of the leaf ds an ovoid, prolonged
and .narrowed at the .base. r--The shrub
grows in te mountain -districts, where
it is 'cultivated; n plantations for the
leaves, which' form an article bf domestic
commerce; and are'soldf in andried Btate
-for .a4qllar vor;more"peT 3 ppun . The
first crop of leaves is picked 'When the
shrub' is" fiVe years bid, after .which ah an
nual gathering is made;;f Theleives are
now; iaiportedintd Europe and Americii
and the traffic promises) ;to ; become ini
portan t and the. value to mcfease largely
for some timje at leastj-as oewi plantations
re .of so,wgrowthj , It i$ ,quite.probable
tiat. th.e'ptant wouldgrpw successfully
:f n some' per1 ions" bt the 1 tjnfted States- or
Mexico or Cuba, and the supply be larger
4y;increasedi Its, known .value and the
in either its nervous, bilious or congestive form, arising fron
obstructionicongestion orr torpidity of the hyer. When I sa
that Dr. Leslie's ' - ;
SPECIAL
Prescription will cure the most obstinate cases of Sick Headache, I meanjjust what 1 say, and that
Ulclli All UUll IXlClCiJ xvueves uuv - t ' 1
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cure, no matter how long the case may have been standlne
- -a I have testimonials from persons who have been afflicted for twenty years, being confined tobedw
ux tmcrjudjs dvii uiud iwu vvecnay ma, caye ueen ,permanenuy curea dj wq DOuiesoi w.;
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so that they have hot had
wish to be .
an
PRESCRIPTION
If you. are troubled with sick teadacteJaiS
attack for over five, years.
liCIiSufiScI
be sure and give this remedy a trial : Price 50c. and $I.0Q .
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a B. ARCHER, Saratoga Springf,N. I.
jTC,: SMITHS CO.. Charjotte, N.C ,
rrl.a lrAm n n wnn man if' &nrpnor1 4--
ftatl - v- " a ne United States gives it a genetal m
.raluedatSO, -.s.: .st; Specially tb - tne dinners of
especially
rifynrMver Reminds Ton i v.t-FidiidaAUid Southern I Calif ornia.-Jvw
its-existence Vbf dull pain or sharp twinge's In Torh: Times.
,4guv w :BHaw me reenter shoulder-. -
blaaevftcceiK werfemjnfler as awarhinafc.andregs JJC
hlita the mssat wlthontloss of timA hl!ift?is nf P
lorty re'ftrsEiperieMidr an liJlHrse.
'MrsV-tiWIhslo i Soothijhff xferMrKu fofililrair
tftfthlT(7 1a ffeA niVkaArirttinn rvf rrta at tha hast- fa.
constipatiotu lurrBguerdlSQrder of the stom f male phrsteia&s rnf rurstetthe Vhited states;
Hostetters Stomach Bitters' iTlieXMvesyaintonais
are jauaujji' ,i i ujici.jLiiLyejiQKness.oi tne SKin.
3ut la'
If all so-called remedies have railed, Dr. Sagejs.
Catarrh Remedy cures - - s - suhthnriw.
TeformsrStpmptly tge-
otner super- powenu: anr nurr
amei.. bi&e pilL and.
ft r mri fro- - T-wrrTi o 1 w
desifcnatttf.as remedies iotfiijiousness' (Appetite
and 4ssttorr are re8tL and the bowels-resume
:oE .health-? -ststi ianti btllous' medicice.4
I nrhlfiH alSO has the efTfiPt.nfAtuHnhiyA o.j i M
the -forttfyin? the Jsystetof gainst,
malarial Infection in air or water. It Is ak4 MgtJly
beneflnaLIpr. rheumajism-,; iepej,.'' bladder-
and has been ased-f onJErweara- wltb,- npver-fail-
Ing success Uy'mlflions of mbthrts for their fehil'
dn? a. ttTejteees:ie:chtjdfr9mpaw(edy8en
tery andidlarrbcea.gnDlf'sr m tne bo els and wind
motnet WBwonld say taewry mother wlw has
a child'stiffeFJmj-fram isaf nt itheJf oregoftiff cora
plaintsv Do nor tet Ur. prelude v-BOMbf pre-
Judlces "of "otbe'rs, starid between your "Snflerine
COtld aad ttiercelwf Wat jrtltebe'sare'yeaf absft
lutely sure-to follow the iise of tb-V tvdicinfe;"
sold by .6ruggtet3 lhrpul40ut t&a world iPrkx 2j3"
cents a bottld.- -
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gv:. our gooasme very njgnest sianuaruot cj-ceueuoe:
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and our stock this -season ' being more complete P
: fthan ever, w are. enabled to offer special nduceV'y
-4 - ments In the way, of superior Quality; "handsome
. styles, and Low Prices, 4We- extend bo all In need
P' of anytlng inonrllni i cord tel-Invflatfon to call
, 5. Orders by ma wjll receive " caref uf and prompt . '
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