1
" HivTViuner on the Donkey.
ftgVCge1liiig 'aboit I Cairo
itaaftalsntitcmjrweBi the donkey. " It is
cheap and exhilarating. The donkey is
easily mounted and easily got off from;
not seldom he trill weaken in his hind legs
ana let ms rider to the ground a sink
ing operation which destroys. Jrour con
fidence in life itself. Sometimes he
stumbles and sends the rider over his
head. But the good donkey never does
either. He is the 'best animal of his
size and appearance living. e has the
two qualities of our greatest general,
patience and obstinancy. The good
donkey is easy as a rocking-chair, sure
footed ns a chamdis-hej tan thread any
. crowd and stand patiently doaing in any
noisy thoroughfare for hours. To ride
him is only a slight compromise of one's
independence in walking. One is so
near the ground, and so absent-mindedly
can he gaze at what is around him, that
ho forgets that there is anything under
.him. When the donkey.in the excite
"fnent of company on thccrji&ir street and
stimulated by the whacks and cries of
his driver, breaks into the rush of a gal
lop, there is so much flying of legs and
such a general nutter that the rider fan
cies he is getting over the ground at an
iawful rate, running a break-neck race;
ibut it does not appear so to an observer.
The rider has the feeling of the swift
. locomotion of the Arab steed without its
dXtAgCfibt expense. Besides;' a' long
legged man, with a cork hat and a flying
linen "duster," tearing madly along on
an animal as big as a sheep, is an amus
ing spectacle. My Winter on the Nile.
Battle Creek, (Mich.) Daily Journal.
Upon being spoken to concerning St.
, Jacobs Oil, our fellow townsman Mr
Theodore "Wakelee, said: I had been
. suffering with.rheumatifim, and obtain,
ed the greatest relief from the use of St.
Jacobs Oil. It has also been used in my
family for some time, and has never
been found to fail in giving promt relief.
Engagement broken: An Iowa paper
tells of two lovers who were permanently
separated by the interposition of a "cold
cloud of realism." Being freely inter
preted this means probably that they
were not kincfcedisoms. The circum
stance recalls the instance of a romantic
young lady why had a very fine head of
hair. One evening, when her affianced
stood gazing very inquisitively at it in
the midnight, she said, with much feel
ing: i f 'John; are you thinking that each
ona of -these hairs is like a golden cord,
binding you to happiness?" "Well,,
no," he answered, mechanically, "I was
thinking what a nice mosquito net they
would make." Brooklyn Eagle.
(S Juth Bend Evening Register.)
When certain powers are claimed for
an article, and everybody testifies that
it does more -than is 'claimed for it, to
gainsay its worth is useless. This .is the
substance of the St. Jocobs Oil record.
Ancient Methods.
How unreasonable some girls are 1
Felicia asked her brother to buy the
Science Monthly for her, because it had
an article on " Ancient Methods of Flir
tation ;" then when he brought it home,
said he was horrid, and mean because it
turned out to be On " Ancient Methods
of Filtration. "
fan Consumption Be Cored?
Read what Mr. William C. Diggea, a merchant
of Bowling Green, Va., writen underdate of
April 14th, 1881. lie Kays: 1 firmly believe that
Allm's l.ung Balsam, will and has cured con
Htimption if taken in time and proper care be
taken of the Patient both in suitable food and
clothing. Six years ago my mother was attacked
with pneumonia. The attending physician,
f "boiue time after," told me that thediaease had
Hcttli-d un her Lungs and that she had the con
sumption. Not believing that a permanent
cure could be effected, but thinking I might be
able to get an expectorant not containing
opium, which would afford some relief, I en
quired of a druggist at Richmond, Va., if he
had any medicine not containing opium, that
was a good expectorant. He; then recom
mended Allen's Lung lialsaml which I pur
chased and induced my mother to try. Before
she had taken the.flrHt bottle, the improvement
in her. condition was so marked that Ipnrchaed
three more bottles. The attending "physician
seeing tho beneficial effects, recommended its
continued use, and in about twelve months her
lungs, were pronounced cured. TJpon my re-
otninidfttioir many others who hadthe con
"Imrnptfon bavS been cured." I think you can
claim for your medicine, the following: Ex
pectoration without irritation, and healing of
the lungs, by keeping them free from foreign
substances, thus arresting and curing this dread
disease. Mr. Digges says he writes because h
wants it known that Allen's Lung Balsam ia
doing good.
r" ,L - - V ,
V ". .. aJt m ...
"-An overdressed uia L&aj.
London Telegraph.
An old lady named Keylar, aged sev
enty, iad come from Oheshunt to Liver
, pool treet by fail and was proceeding
r ta Br ad-street" Station (North London
Railway), on her way to Chalk Farm,
where- she was to visit a relative.. When
she had ascended the station stairs she
had a fainting of the heart and expired
before a doctor could be fetched. That
her death was accelerated by her being
over-weighed with: clothing, may be
judged from the fact that she had on
two chemises, two pairs of stockings,
two pairs flannel drawers,1 two flannel
petticoats, a pair of flannel linen stays,
four thick petticoats, two skirts, four
jackets, two crossovers, a thick woolen
shawl, a fur boa, two caps and a bonnet
and boots.
t' The Greatest Blessing.
A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, akd.. prevents disease
by keeping the blood pure, stomach reg
ular, kidneys and liver active, is the
greatest blessing ever conferred upon,
man., Hop Bitters is that remedy, and
its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it Will you try it ? See an
other column. Eagle.
- (Stella Basbleu, Vassar '81, has just
been relating some astounding astronom
ical facta and figures.) A. Dullston
Sloeman ("never went in for that sort of
thing, you know) "I see how one can
find out how large and how far away the
stars are, but by Jove! I don't quite see
how they evar found oat their names.
Columbia Spectator.
HhI rfcwttaUai17 Aver.
ctitioner, that Warner's Safe Kid-
' Cure is among the most TaluabU
the 19th century. I cannot say
i behalf.
J. H. Cosxrxi.T, M.D.
6th April, M."
- Discoveries hj Accident.
Valuable discoveries have been made
and valuable inventions suggested by the
veriest accidents. An alchemist, while
feeking to discover a mixture of earths
that would make the most durable cru
cibles, one dayound that he had made
porcelain. The power of lenses, as ap
plied to the telescope, was dhioovcred by
a watchmaker's apprentice. While hold
ing spectacle-glasses between his thumb
and linger, he was startled at the sud
denly enlarged appearance of a neigh
boring church spire. The art of etching
upon glass was discovered by a Nurem
burg glass-cutter. By accident a few
drops of ' aqua fortis fell upon his spec
tacles. He noticed that the glass be
came corroded and softened where the
acid touched it That was hint enough.
He drew figures upon glass with varnish,
applied the corroding fluid, then cut
away the glass around the drawing
When the varnish was removed the
figures appeared raised upon a dark
ground. Mezzotint owed its invention
to the Biniple accident cf the gun barrel
of a sentry becoming rusted with dew.
The swaying to and fro of a chandelier
in a cathedral suggested to Galileo the
application of the pendulum. The art
of lithographing was perfected through
suggestions made by accident A poor
musician was curious to know whether
music could not be etched upon stone
as well as upon copper. After he had
prepared his slab his mother .asked him
to make a memorandum of such clothes
as she proposed to send away to be
washed. Not having pen, ink and paper
convenient, ne wrote the list on the
stone with the etching preparation, m
tendincr to make a codv of it at leisure.
A few days later, when about to clean
the stone, he wondered what effect aqua
fortis would have upon it ne applied
the acid, and in a few minutes saw the
writing standing out in relief. The next
step necessary was simply to ink the
stone and take off an impression. The
composition of which printing rollers
are made was discovered by a Salopian
printer. Not being able to find the pelt-,
ball, he inked the type with a piece of
soft glue which had fallen out of a glue
pot It was such an excellent substi
tute that, after mixing molasses with
the glue to give the proper consistency,
the old pelt-ball was entirely discarded.
The shop of a Dublin tobacconist by the
name of Lnndy was destroyed by fire.
While he was gazing dolefully into the
smoldering ruins he noticed that his
poorer neighbors were; gathering the
snuff from the canisters. He tested the
snuff for himself, and I discovered that
the fire had largely improved its pun
gency aroma. It was a hint worth prof
iting by. He secured another shop,
built a lot of ovens, subjected the snuff
to a heating process, gave the brand a
particular name, and in a few years be
came rich through an accident which he
at first thought had completely ruined
him. Woondooket Patriot.
Great Britain never "goes back" on
its ale, although these States do. In a
Binrie rear the English firm of Bass
paid to railways, canal companies, and.
other carriers, the sum oi 180,102 for
carriage merely. In malt tax and license
duty the same house pays 236,000 a
year. The yearly revenue of the king
dom derived from duty on alcoholic
drinks amounts to 28,000000 sterling.
To this sum the house of Bass contrib
utes at the rate of 780 a day. It has
643,869 casks in stock. The bottle trade
is separate ; 100,000,000 labels for bot
ties are issned in a year.
Th blue pencil liend travels with an
DDefa troupe. N. 0. Picayune
Given up by Doctors.
"Is it posible that Mr. Godfrey is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedy?
"I assure you it is true that he is en
tirely cured, and with nothing but Hop
Bitters ; and only ten days ago His doc
tors gave him up una said he must die :
" Well-a-day ! That is remarkable !
will go this dav and get seme for my
poor George I know hops are good.'
Salem Post.
Thet put a lot of ignoramuses into
jury box now-a-days, and then attempt
to tickle a man's vanity by telling him
that he is to be tried by a jury of his
peers. No wonder so many criminals
commit suicide, rather than have such a
stigma cast upon their family name.
Rochester Herald.
But a sample bottle ol Coussens Light
ning Liniment to cure your sprain, or if
you have the rheumatism and need more,
50c. will buy a bottle of regular size. It
is. the best liniment in the world for
spavin, ringbone, galls, scratches on
animals. Sample bottle 25c. For sale
by all druggists.
Triumphant Argument of the Wheels
Rufus Ohoate once made an argument
of three days to convince a jury that
the car-wheel sold by the defendant was
radically, intrinsically, and indubitably
different from that patented by the
plaintiff. Webster arose to answer, and
the jurors rustled uneasily in their seats,
settling themaeivM for another three
days. But he simply tilted the two
models upon the table in the jurors'
sight, fixed his great magnetio eyes upon
the entire twelve at onoe, and said :
" Gentlemen of the jurythere are the
wheels : look at "em." Verdict for the
plaintiff on the soot
IXDioimoa, espepsXa. mttous prostration
and all forms of general debility ralaved by
taking Hxxhlut'i Fzptoxizxd Bur Toxic, th
only preparation of beef containing iU entire
nutritious properties. It contain blood-making,
forae-generating and lixe-eut&iiiing prop
ertiei; ia in valuable in all eaieebled conditions,
whether the reemlt oi exhaustion, nerroua proe
tration. overwork, or acute rtiaeesw, particularly
if resulting from pulmonary complaint, Cas
well, Eauxd k Co., proprietors. New York.
V7
W 0300 IP
The French Peerage.
France has no peerage officially recog
nized, of baronetage, while the confer
ring of knighthood is a ceremony unin
telligible to even educated Frenchmen.
Several other fashions in which the
British sovereign delights to honor her
lieges by making them "Privy Council
lors," or of her "counsel learned in the
law," are wholly unknown to her neigh
bors. The "cross,' which is a star of
five rays, and the various other grades
of the "Legion of Honor," established
by Napoleon in 1802, are the only visi
ble honors with which France rewards
her illustrious sons. Any citizen can
obtain them ; none can bequeath them,
In the last days of the Second Empire
the Legion numbered 60,000. Within a
few months of the proclamation of the
third Bepublio the National Assembly
imposed restrictions on the creation of
new members. By the principal clause
it was enacted that only one member
should be created for every two vacan
cies. no Koom for Wisdom Teeth.
The LondonArio Quarterly Renew has
discovered that in the United States the
degeneration of the wisdom teeth has
gone further than in any European
country; that the jaws are almost ab
normally short ; that the lower jaw is apt
to be rather "under hung," and that it
is becoming a common practice to re
move some of the molar teeth of chil
dren, as the jaw does not grow large
enough to hold the proper number.
Good For the Kids.
Doctors now recommend the introduc
tion of a kid or goat into the nursery as
a healthful companion for the childien.
The doctors evidently know their little
biz. Syracuse Herald.
If there is anything better than to In
loved, it is loving. ;
A GOOD FAMILY EEMEDY!
STRICTLY PURE
;Thia engraving roprpentf the Lunss in a healthy state.
What The Doctors Say!
R. FJ.ETOIKIi, of r.Ksinzf
mt-iiil your li .Imiiii' in rirelc
cine for N.ii!jhs ari't oohl-.
i-nce to anv oilier nitdi-
m. A.c. jnilXPON', i Mt. V. rnon.Ill.. writes f ..me
wnndri lul rutv of Cimfciimpf ion in Ui 1'l.ic ly the
line ul "Alleu'n Lung It:iiaiu."
I'R. J. B. Ti nXFI!, Bl..uiitsvill
Alu.
prnHteirt"
phytitri.wi cf tweiiiy-tive war, wriu-s:
riiur;ilion lul ConsumpiH-n in the v. uiM
It 13 the best
For all Iipaofi of tin- TSaroat. Liinc and
I'lilnioiini-.T Orcauik it will be found a
niuMt excellent iienietfy.
AS AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL.
IT CQNTA.NS NO OPIUM iN ANY FORM.
J. N.
HARRIS & CO., Proprietors,
IXC HX.ITI, .
FOR SALE 3Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
Shooting Chills Down the Back,
Dull pain in the limbs, nausea, biliousness,
are symptoms of approaching fever and a.sue.
Use without delay HosteUer's Stomach Bit
ters, which substitutes for the chilly sensa
tion a genial warmth, regulates the stomach,
and imparts tone to the liver. The bowels,
the stomach and the biliary gland being re
stored to a healthy condition, the disease is
conquered at the outset. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers generally.
:vi d BEST ; U sett lnillnl.
isottilr. prodscisr ths mo
nrsl ti4- of rifcek m
iwn;dc-SOTsTiIMh
ROTinnRfl V1 u sunxlard prtpuitlra
KIri( and ii nxiiTippliM.
fk.orit. oo tJtti w,U
xppomid to:lf for I .id m
vQtl.min. bold bf Drn
pu ud ipctil bv Km
Irrew.. IVpot M Wil
lim ft., 5 T
c. k. cRrrrEXToy, ifv
JTPTRK PORTRAIT CO. Fin. mrtrsits rn-
I I ir (red from sll kindj of imill picture, in s ost sod
srtwtiemSBBr. Qreit indncem-nwto inU. Pend for
CsUlogBS sod Fne Lit. EMPIRE PORTRAIT CO.,
So. 78 Gcff St.. Anbarn, K. T.
SEND TO
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For best Pianos, Organs and Musical In
struments. Latest Sheet music. Best goods
lowest prices.
ARKANSAS BEACON.
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cu, simi-li sod cheat Eztenisl Remedy. A tnJ enuils
bat the eompsrstiTelr trifling outlsr of 50Ce!t, ssd Try
one luflenng with pais can its f eneap sua '"' prow m
UM el li mi. duibctiosS II K LITIS LAIOL'AGKS. j,
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PAW FURS U Bprinc fit., N.w
Ynrt. nT hiBhtcseh prtcei foiVBi:Ter. Otter, Rsccoon,
Ir 8kln snd other Fun. 6blpmoU lolioted.
BLACK AND TAN GORDONS.
TIOR SALE. Puppies from the fullowing crick bitches:
-L "FLOSS" and "COUNTESS DANMOrR," lir.d
by " BLACK PRIXCE," he out imported " FLORA," by
imported "LINCOLN." The littra are rery large ssd
healthy. Color black and s red mahogany las. Mark-
lngs perfect. Price HS.UOeach.
Address, II. MCBPHT,
HunUville, Miuourl.
PONDS EXTRACT.
L5VALCABLI FOi
Pond's Extraot n Um
Catarrh.:
snlj ipsslBt tor this dlissse, OeI
, in ths Kss4, e. ow Catarrh
Cure CT9 sU), isefliilly pre
pared to meat isrloas eases, sosUins all Iks ruritlre
propsrtus or Pond's Extract; w Nasal
Syringe ( lnTaluaWe far ass la catarrhal
aaeeUonfT is alsiple sad eflMtrs.
Sore Throat and Lungs, Chapped
Hands nd Faoe areirsaiwbsaMudsTti Ex
traot. Frosted Limbs sad Chilblains
sre promptly rsUsred, sad tuumatsly evrsd by Pond S
Extraot.
Wit U ansafs to se other ardeles vtta ear directions.
Insist os hiring POND'S XXTRACT, XefOM ail lmite-
tioas sod laDatitntes.
For Two
Generations
The crood and staunch old
stand-by. MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT, has done
mrre to assnasre uain, relieve
sntfmnff. and save the lives of
men and beasts than all other
liniments pnt together. Why?
Because the Mustang pene
trates through skin and flesh
to tho verv bone, driving out
all nain and soreness and
morbid secretions, and restor
ing the afflicted part to sound
and supple neaiin.
NOTICE!
AS BLUE FLANNEL GARMENTS
Of Inferior Quality of Cos
nre sold as the "gennine Middlesex," which are not
made by thai mill. The Middlesex Company, 'n ordf r to
protect their cu-trroers and the ptihlir, givi notice that
hereafter all rithn.g ma.le Irom THE MIDDI.KSRX
.-TA.V1ARL INDIiiO Itl.l K FLAKNEL3. ASK YACHT
C LOTHS, tnld hv all Umiinj Clntkirrt, ) roust bear the
trade mark - ticket, furnished by the Selling Agents to
all parties ordering the goods.
WENDELL. FAY CO.. Selling Agents.
HID DLESEX COMPACT,
K snd SS Wort Rt, If Tsri; 17 FruUIi St, BU.
HI CkssUit st. raiMslpkia.
TTILBOS'S OOttPUUJD OT
PTJEE COD LIVES
OIL AHD LITIS.
To Has saxl AIL Aro ym mm nTsrlogf tVosss
a Cong h. Cold, AMbma, Breeeaibs, iw any s ta nrwv
pnlmoDarr trooblee that mo often esd ta OoasBBVpttoa ? II
so. use " (hOer's hm CM-Ltarr Oil mtd Urn," a ssle sad
sure remedy. This is so quack preparaaoo, bea is pr
senbed by the medwsl faculty. Maanf. saiy by A. B.
Wilsos, Chemist, Boston. Bold by all droggists.
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If yoa sre young snd
discretion or difeip
nr mine le. old or
If too are
man of let
ters toiling orerm
eoTernud- I
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Whoever yon are.
whenever I on feci
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Inir or stimulating,
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take HOP
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Hare yon rfys
prptia, kidney
or urinary com
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of the ifomacA!
bmctl. blood,
lit er or nerves ;
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D. I. C.
Is an aholtite
nd irreii-taV-
uie cure for
aruHavCTintrn r
us of ottiuin.
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Hop Bitters
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! nop crmBA
ltt It may
FAN
save y our
life, it nas
-r-o to..
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dreds.
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I-luUl .bltll prc'ler.-tsl.
AUo SALARY ptrBomh. AUEXPEI.5t3
dvaaoes. WAt.ES promptlf paid. SLOAN
Co. 300 George St. Cluclnnatl. O.
AGEXTJ W.4MKD FOR Ol'R
CENTENNIALS PAN.
irouekt-?rfi. cannot aiTori to d
wn howl it. I'ncs 75 ct.. aVio,ui
Domestic CLOTHES Sorinkler.
anew, novl, ufut, rapt 1 - iing
article. Pr'- 20 ct. A Ttu op
rKjrtunity ia here ( Ifr.-d ternu
trt make mor.et.n.'l f..r our Hi
tritrd (rt-idrt' 'IT 1 T. t;:i 1 1 J
.CO., lV4 W. III. ttj, .l;C.M:lll
TOOTHACHE.
riurs cure, sent p
MU. I). B')Tb(
4!,id l..r 24
Wirt, Ind.
S999
a Tear to Acents, and expen.es. fl Ofiflt
Trm. AddiessF.bwais i Co.,AQgusta,llt.
fi CG a weak ta-ysnr ewn town. Terms nd tl ontfl,
)VJvJ free. Addreas H. IUllktv A Co.. i !.
VnilalP UCM lsrsTelefrsphyl Earn t40 to 1109 s
I UWtlU "ifc.n HlOEth. iftaduatea guarsnieeQ i"';I
afsoea. Address VALAJkTl - "
P I S O'S
n yv p r for Consamptloa to sis.
ibratssagk med.c-oe.
P A T C IM T O INVENTORS.
h HETLM TJX A KA5K. Altoroevs at Psunl U. .'.'.I
V. Itireet. Washington, ii. C. sA" it-f ereuse. far-
lattsMl and circulars sst oa iv;smi.
Arabian Rk(s)-Tlgbtor os Tovtc removes
Wrinkle, sod Crow-feet Marks, riv!ng s youthful sprsr
aiwe. IIsrmleM. Fer.t. r-ked. f. S3- Mrs. Vbt. J. C.
DILLIXiiHAM, Box .Vrw fiSeis, La.
Publiabers' Union. Atlanta, Os
jaevsnUea. (1.
CELLULOID
EYE-GLASSES
IpreteDting the choicest aelacted Tortoiso
Shell and Amber. The lightest, h.ndotrjet
and itroagpst known." Sold br Opticians and
Jewelers. Made br the SrENCEK OPTICAL
MTG CO.. 13 Maiden Lans, New York.
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THK CHEAPEST, PUBUT AKD BE -
LY MEDICI SE IS THK WOR
. t.itn ianndl
oreaiion cf spirit, tour U)mcb, a
burr, etc, etc ,
TbU unriTalled Southern Rmed
w.rrUd Bot to n
ticie of mercury, or oy injurioui
erJ subrtaiice, but is
rVBELV VEGETABLE,
imnUinine those
rroTldece b
n.rHa which an il-wis
pltowJ m countries where ii. r dtaeaei
h tie rancement of the an
oaum1 by tie rangemcnt
wel8' . .. srrT
rhe mntoais of Itw cunu,..-." .
. l,u:or bad.tMte in the rouvn
often mi-
i., the t acit, svaes or l"1 h .
aien (or
rbeurattim ; ,
bowels alternaieij
I'WS oi npucuwn . i m.innrv
.i .1:1.
to' do JomethinK which ou?bVto MJJ
ben done ; debility.to PX thc
tpUow uppe.riS' o tn?
a dry cough often i2i3tn .01
tjon. '
s ,mtimM manT of tl? nympw"-"
lew ,
in the
but the liver, the Uret
OUT. QC liver, me ' - Ji mm
body. Is penerxlij the se Ot tD "JJJl
and if not regulat! ia Um B .
(ering, wretchedcess na ucum -:
CAUTION. ,
As there .re number of ilkJ
offered to the public, we would lo
the community to buy no Pder
prepared Simmon'. Liter R'
lew in white wrapper., nd hat the rel
center Z and Mortar in the front, and
made by J. H. ZEIUN & CO.
"We have teted ita virtue", P111"
ally, and krow that for fWitb
iouanfr, and throbbing headache, It W
the best mtdicine the world ever saw.
We have tried forty other remedies be
ere Simmon'- liter Regulator, but.
none ot them give us more than mpo-
t:. .i .w TJpffiiUtnr not only
relieved, but cured ua.' -Ed. Telegraph
and Mtseenger, Macon, Oa.
M-inufactured'and fold by
H.'ZEILIN & CO ', TuilAdelpbia, Ta.
Sold by all Druggists.
MANHOODi
How Lost ! How Restored !
Jut published, a new edition of Dr.
Cuivorwell's Celebrated Eaj on the
redlcal cure (without medicine) of Sper
matorrhcsi or Seminal Weaknee, I"01
untry Seminal Los, Jmpotency, Men
tal and rhYBical Incapacity, Impedi
ments to Marriage, etc; aleo Consump
tlin, Epilepsy and Fita, induced by aelf
ndulp;ence or sexual extravagance, etc.
The celebrated author, in thia admira
ble Evsy, clearly demonstate, from av
a thirty years' succesatal practice, that
the alarming consequences of aelf-abuae
may be radically cured without the dan
gerous use of internal medicine or the
application of the knife ; pointing out a
mode of cure at once simple, certain,
v t a. asst. ImU jraB sb, ssa
and eflectual, oy meaua oi wU,u
sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri
vately, and radically.
ThU Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the
land.
Hint, uler seal, ia a p.Mn envelope,
to aDy adrsM. post-paid, on receipt of
rix cenf, or two ponUge stampsl
Addrew the Publishers,
The Culver well Medici nr Co.,
41 St. Ann st., New York,
P. Or box, 4586.
How Watches are Made.
It will be apparent to anv one, who
will examine a S !id Gold Watch, that
aside from the receaary thickneaa for
euuraving aLd polishing, a large proper
tion of the precious metal used ia needed
only to stiffen nold lne '"rr''el
portions in place, and supply the necec
ary solidity and strength. The surplus
told is actually needless so far as utilitj
tiDd beau'y are coccrned. Jn Jamet
fio' Patent Gold Watch Catea, thU
waeta of precious metal is overcome, and!
the came solidity and strength produced
at frr m one-third to one-ball ot the usual
cost of solid c iee. Thii process is oi the
mort simple natu e, as follows: a plate
of nitkle aim position metal, especially
adapted to the purpxie, has two platea
of folio gold soldered one on each aide.
The thrte are then pamcd between pol
ihed steel rollers, and the molt la a
strip of heavy plated composition, from
which the case, backs, centres, bezel,
etc., are cut and shaped by suitable dies
snd formers. The gold in these case i
sufficiently thick to admit cf all kinds of
chssing, engraving and enamelling; the
erg raved cases have been carried until
worn perftctly smooth by time and use
without removing the gold.
This is the only Case made with two
Plates of H .lid Gold and Warranted by
bpedal Certificate.
Fr sale by all Jewelers. Ask for
Ii!ulratd Cata'xgue, and to see war
rial. itbl9-Vl-iy
Wine!
Wine !! Wine! II
grvrU is now prepare J to fill
on hort n .tice or the
j nc un Jen-
order
BEKf ASD PCaKTT
NATIVJC WINE.
Made by LirWlf at hi Vineyard In Davie
county.
CurrespondeDce solicited.
Address
GEO.! W . JOHNSON,
FarmingtoD, Davie County, N . 0.
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