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A SPEOIFIO FOR
yr mmi SPASMS,
CTULSIOXS, FALUXS SICMESS,
ST. VITUS DAME, ALCHOHOUSM,
OFIUH UTIXS, STPHILUS,
SCBOPJLUlNESEYiL,
U2LT BICQO DISaSES. DYSFEPSI1,
HEBTOUSHESS, SICK HEADACHE,
EHEUHAT1SH, KERYOUS WEAMESS,
KEETCUS PROSTRATION
IWl WOEHT, BLOOD SORES, .
rasiEss, cosTnmss,
rrJETTOJBUS AW IRREGULARITIES.
T12 It. I LL:tr.:i Xd Co, Praters
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care f.-rrtT sat civ J hj Physic Ulie.
y.-r f :unx!.' anJ t.'rralars wnd Stamp.
.;r'
ij -iwam
Sufferers."
tram lonthtui impruaence
.cauetna: Nervoua Debility.
uaul and physical werknMt. vain hie in
.imt-.w for hams runt k'RKK. Used tl year
r-r-alIr. Dr. A. . OUn. liox 211, Ci.ea-
fnt ma? UmIAwIt
BATE'S SPEOIFIOS.
rmtfured from fmola nrd by an emlaent
lii7lxUa darloc W jat$ nucccful
pncilee.
Sytrl&c So. 1 OuratetI Co effect radt
r&ra of all affM-ttoiM of the Blood, whether
vmvVri or acquire!- kia dUeasea. rim
w. tana patrhe. et-, are permaaenU
-rl It lute's Specific No. I. Frtc il.
yvviiz No. 3 Cure atMrxxL wka.kxk.
atroc4 DKBtLrrr. froa loutiiXui iuicre-
ilici or Ktrctfe. prodjeinr KxnauatM Vital
!ty an lLoaaof Maahood. This remedy Is un
eiaa:iellatheQreottheoomplalota. IC la
a powrrtal Umnloa to tbo weakened Nerrou
"Tim. au.t is a '.are to renew loe iutdhib
ta4 xg9t ot ttt debUluted organs, and effects
a raUVal cure. Frwe fi.
PpeccNo.i itTetauntreBLef and per
Buoeaiir eartaRbeamatlam. lrtc t
srWc No. A posiUre enro for all weak
LtAt roamoa to females. lrtce tl.
1 Wr Drotfjta or sent on receipt ot price
Ij J. W. Eate, 3 N. CUrk Chicago.
SEND FOR CI ECU LA C-nr211r-lJkw
nrm
Homo Items
"All your own fault
It jou remain sick when you can
Get hop bitters that never Fail.
The weakest woman, smallest child,
sad sickest iivalid can uso hop bitters
with safety and great good.
Old men tottering around from
KbeuaiUim. kidney trouble or any
weakness will be almost new by using
bq bitters.
My wife and daufhter wero made
teslthy by the nse of hop bitters and I
recoassecd them to my people Mcth
list Clergymen.
Ask any good doctor if hop
B.tters are not the bestfamily medicine
On earth.
Malarial fever. Ague and Bilious
cmj. will leave every neighborhood as
ooa as hop bitters arrive.
"My mother drove the paralysis
in J nenralgU all out of her system
with hop bitters." Ed. Oswego Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop
bitters and you need not fear sickness,
Ice water Is rendered harmless and
por refreshing and reviving with hop
b.::ri ia each draught.
. The vigof cf youth for the aged and
lafirrn in hop bitters. Imd&w.
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
White Lead, Paints,
French Window Glass.
A'ir vcr roa N. t; exahel faint:
COS READY PREPARED PAINT.
AVD EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND
rft our i rlcea betart rurchaalnf . The fact
Uutor P:auar!roa the celebrate.! Tac
rV, of WethertU A Co.. aal HarrUon Bros
Co.. u:i3-teat arantee for tactr qaaUty
1 purity
A la tie of CooUax Stores at Factory
rrWi- a tOo to our Urp? aa l f ill
HARDWARE STOOK,
w va rctir attention U rctpettf ol!j laTttcl.
NATITL JACOBJ.
1 13 South Front St
atpi
PUROELL HOUSE.
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Lata fT T rropnetor.
UaiurTSf V fl1- FlrmVClaaa
a.ii it mjim
fta TH- CTWVT -a-fltf
iikin neuralaia.Sciauea,
TheDaily Review.
IIEIfPICTUKE.
I $e her cow the fairest thing
That ever mocked man's pictariDg,
I plcturo her as one who drew
Aside life's picture and looked thronU
Tne rniiu of all lile'si mystery
I As Iron) a wood to open st-a.
I - ' !
; The soft, wide ejes of wonderment
Thai trusting looked you through and
j through;
Tbo sweet, arched mouth, a bow new
Will,
That- sent love's arrow swift and
true.
That sweet arched mouth! The Orieut
Hath not such peals in all her stores;
Not all the storied spice-set shores
Have iragraucesuch as it hath spent.
I picture her as one who knew
How rare is truth to bo untrue
As one who knew the awful sign
t Of death, of life, of the divine,
'Sweet pity, ol all love, ail hates.
Iiencaih the iron fooled fates.
1 1 picture her as seeking peace.
Andolive leaves and vine-set land ;
While htrilo stood by on either hand.
And wruns her tears' like rosaries.
I picture her in pusstng rhyme
As ol, yet not a p.nrt ol these
A woman born above her time; x
A woman waiting In her place,!
With patient pHyon her face. ?
Her face, her earnest , bKbji face ;
Her voud face, so uncommon wise
The tender loye-lisht in her eyes
Two stars ol Heaven out ol place.
Two stars that saunas stars of old
Their silent eloquence of song.
From skiec of glory and of gold.
Where God in purple passed along
That patient, baby face ol hers
That won a thousand worshipers!
That silent, pleading face; among
Ten thousand faces just the one.
I still shall love when all is done.
And life lies by, a haro unstrung.
That race, life shining- sheaves among
That face, half bid 'mid 6hcave3 of
gold;
That face that never can grow old ;
And yet has never been quite young
, Joaquin Miller.
An Improvident Couut.
In 1832 the oldest son of Pince Fred
erick of Palm, the vounz Count Alfred.
thenstudying at Iho Bond University,
ran away from homo because his famis
ly would not allow him to marry a
vounir eirl. well broucht up, and whose
parents were comfortably oil', but of
comparatively low birth. For a whole
year the Prince of Palm remained igno
rant of his son's whereabouts, and was
only informed last September that he
was working as a navvy on the-Illinois
Railway, a few miles from Chicago.
He had been recognized by another
navvy by the name of Schneider, who
had served in Germany! in the same
regiment ol hazzars as the young prince.
Schneider wrote to the prince to inform
him that the count and himself occupi
ed the same lodirinir at Chicago. The
prince immediately sent the manager
of his estate to bring back the prodigal
son. who refused to return unless he
was allowed to marry theyomig lady for
whose sake he left home and country.
The prince's consent has been granted.
London Truth!
ICosnttalis
t
Is the Great Southern Remedy for
the cure of the Scrofulous Taint. Ubeu
matism. White Swelling. Gout, Goitre,
Consumotion, Bronchitis, Nervous De-
b a a m a a mm
Diiiiy, Malaria ana an diseases arising
from an impure condition of tho Blood.
The merits of this valuable prepara
tion are so well known that a passing
notice is but necessary to remind the
'T:u' Vu" UZ t iVn-
nAT.f.Qnrrr r fnoL- nf
necessities.
mm mm nv avwr mm w a taiM a a
Certificates can be presented from
many leading Physicians, Ministers
and heads ot families throughout the
South endorsing! BOS AD ALIS in the
highest term. We aro constantly in
receipt of certificates of cures from the
most reliable sources, and wc do not
hesitate to recommend it as the best
remedy for the cure of the above dis
eases.
A Doc At tbe Telephone.
The telephone has enabled a pbysiv
cian. several miles away, to detect
whether a child had the croup. The
child's mouth was held near to the
mouth-piece of the instrument and the
physician heard tho cough. But
more I
singular than this is the lollowing case
of a dog recognizing its master's voice
through tho telephone: ;
Jack is a coach dog that fouud its
matter by telephone. In some way
Jack got lost and fortunately was found
by one of his masters mend, who
went 10 mi oxneo ana aiKea ov icic-
a a r in a a .
phono If the man had lost his dog.
les: where is he? " was the reniy.
J "He is hero. -Suppose you call him
through 1 no tcicpneoe," 1 ne aog i ear
was placed over the car piece, and tbo
master said, "Jack! Jack!, how are
you. Jack?" " j
Jack instantly recognized the voice,
and began to yell. He licked the tele
phone fondly, seeming to think that his
master wa inside tbe machine.
At tbe other cud ot tho line, the
gentleman recognized tho familiar
bsjks. aud shortly afterward he reached
his friend' office to claim his property.
Sydney (Australia) Eve.
From the Proud Standpoint
of superior "style." the languid city
beauty surveys the imaginary physical
short comings ot her rustic female cous
in. Yet if tho latter possess a finer set
of teeth, as she probably does if she
usea SOZODONT, and the metropoli
tan belle does not, that striking contrast
so much in her favor enables her to turn
tho tables with a vengance. 1'early
teeth arc better than "style." .
. Mackay's Old Whiskey.
Two distinguished citizens here have
lately received demijohns containing
some priceless whiskeyi fifty-nino years
old, that was accompanied by the com
pliments of John W. Mackay. Some
wbtxs abroad Mr. Mackay found a few
Callous of this old nectar ripening ia a
cellar's seclusion, and he brought it
back with him to the United States this
fall. President Arthur and CoL Robert
Ingersoll were the recipients of Mr.
Mackay's little demijohns, and.thee.
two connoisseurs, and the friends per
milted to taste the golden truit, pro
nounced it the apotheosis and' sublima
tion of rye. . The six gallons that Mr.
Mackay got hold of were divided . into
three portions, and these three men sip
each drop erudsingly. knowing that no
more of the costly stuff can be bad even
by the bonanza king. Washington
LcUcr. - -
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the most potent
blood purifier, and a fountain of health
and strength. Be wise In time. All
baneful infections are promptly removed
by this unequalled alterative. I -
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Filets Worth Knowing-. ,
Everyman has 240 bones. Except
the minstrel end-man. who has 24!.
The lungs contain one hundred and
scTeuty-fivo million cells. This is what
makes a man a practical joker.
A man breathes about twenty times
a minute that is. unless he is lat. or is
walking away from i tailor with a bill.
A urtn's average weight is 140 pounds.
Except when he has to wait lor his wife
to change her necktie. Then it's forty
minutes.
The brain of a man is twice as his as i
that of any other animal. That is why
a really noble dog has so much respect
lor a nine-spot man.
A man's brain weighs three aud a
half pounds. A woman's is somewhat
lighter, but of finer quality. That is
what enables her to taste lard in her
neighbor's pastry.
' Tho heart in ils normal couditiou
beats seventy-five times a minute, but
when a voung man meets a Iprctty
girl at a party and steps trcm
bliugly up to proffer aa escort home,
the number of beats hcait beats in
stantly mounts up to 102 in ;thc shade.
The average number ot teeth is
thirty two, but when one of them is
decrepit, and in the dark it runs on to
an ambuscaded raisin seed in a piece of
wedding cake, a man is apt to . fancy
that he has only one tooth at the most,
and that it is three feet square. liock
land Courier,
Opinion of Dr. Mott, late Gov
ernment Clicmist,on Allcock's
Porus Plaster.
Mv investigation of Allcock's Po
kus Plaster shows it to contafn valu
able and essential ingredients not pres
ent in any other Plaster. These ingre
dients are so perfectly proportioned
that Allcock's Porus Plaster will
not cause Blisters or Excessive Irrita
tion, and I und it superior to and more
efficient than any other Plaster.
HENY A. MOTT, Jr., Ph. D.. F. C. S.
Professor of Chemistry. N. Y. Med.
College, etc.
Do not waste your money buying in
ferior articles. Tell your Druggist you
want Allcock's Pours Pj.astee3, and
do not take others made to sell on the
reputation of the genuine article.
Three things to teach truth, industry
and contentment.
AVIiat it Did For an Old Lady.
Coshocton Station. N. Y..
Dec. 28, 1878.
Gf-N'ts A number of people had been
using your Bitters here, and with mark
ed effect, lu one case, a lady of over
seventy years had been sick for years,
and for the past ten years has not been
able to be around halt the time. About
six months ago she got so feeble that she
was helpless. Her old remedies, or
physicians, being of no avail I sent to
DeDOsit. fortv-livo miles awav. and cot
a bottle of Hop Bitters.- It improved
her so she was able to dres3 herself and
walk about the house. When she had
taken the second battle she was able to
take care ot her own room and walk
out to a neighbor and has improved
all the time since. I My ' wife and child
ren have also derived great benefit
from their U9e.
W.B. HATHAWAY.
! Agt. U. S. Ex. Co.
Three things to hate cruelty, arro
gance and ingratitude.
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Three things to contend for honor.
country and friends. .
Ministers Sound its Praise.
Bev. Mr. Greenfields. Knoxville.
Teira., writes as follows : "Samaritan
Nervine permanently cured my son of
Sola by druggists, si. SO
Three things to love courage, gen
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SORE. WEAK AND INFLAMED
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cd cypres bvmlaj Parties who may hart ach
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Full prrtculars as to exact location of lands,
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the acre and lowest price, must be made
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State Immigration Agent, 1
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