The herald., June 22, 1883, Image 7

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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i!\ ft From the People.
CURATIVE SUCCESS of
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ic lias ever
Bitters: It
article ill the
ie "tflcess accorded to II
lis -4[*be beat known cfTat:
'...J ,nrelou« renown U m"
der«t,received. It i» fan.
'"es, virtues. It does *11 th
'U.' »»9 most powerful, sp
y,e a
,J_
i
... aimed
ly and effoct
debilitated
1 a for the building ut
1
neral family medicine
4*ythe Co., N. C. ilarc'i 15,
r»K
,t .. t* to express to you my than
iv. I Hop Bitters. I ».i- :r.iu'. i w lb
i i ," Ave years previous t" couinieiu ma
,at
'.rJlop Hitters htonv- -t months ago.
l'i
v»^»fa
wonderful. Iain :(stor of the
e it'church of this place, tml my whole
,r, til testify to the Rrc virtu»* to your
fespectfullv, REV. I!. FKKEUKE.
lochester, N. Y., Mar, i 11, 1H.-SU.
Go.—Please accept u trr.i cful ac
it. ,' for the Hop Bit?• you were BO
and which were su I a benefit to
built up with it we feel young
i'f to U
Hi* FT..* THE HOME o*
THE 1'KIKNDLKSS.
Deievan, Wis., fS- i '. ~4, Ib^O.
''"S'lKc/e taken not quite i:« -bottle of the
,/w.l, I was a feeble ulti man of 7si when I
'y 1 arn as active and feel as well as I
tee a great cauy that need such a
i I). liOVCE.
Monroe, Micb., K• t. -i, ls7S.
|i.« „i t»eeu taking Hop 13ii• rs tor iutl trn
kidneys and bladder has oorsy for
''Apctors failed to do—cured mu. The
itf Iters seem*d like tna^ c.
"\\.
li. CAliTER.
ii sick friend, whose .t:!e is a burden,
livl.f foi Bitters will teat"i.• that friend to
,i and happiness.
Bradford, Pa., May 8,1331.
1 of Tr..W mo tt several ii- asej, such as
.• '*slckneM at th© stomaeh. .uthly
iliu Wft j[ have not sseti i k day since I
H'IH IR, MRS. FANNIE GUEEX.
Evunsvflle, Wii^ .1 .'.e2-i, 1«*2.
Ko medicine has bail .e-ha!f the sale
Jsuch universal satisfaction as your
yre. We take plea ro iu speaking
Je, as every one w!i) tries them is
lirith their results, l-cveral such »e
4 have been made with them here
sfi number of earned -.vorkers in tlm
nir i
iii':
iiiriu'
go
•tret
If
tuc
Cause. One person gained eleven
he six *tiug only a few bottc-s.
IU
SMITH IDE.
.11,' Bay City, llfeh.. Feb. 3, 18*0.
Company—I think my duty to
T#*r, %kmmeud for the be ,, tit of any tier
Uic sijknow wbetlier Hop letters are good
'ouiuitk* 'hey are good tor general debility
a strengthen the net voijs stem and
lo u
recommend my patients to use
nf TV. I)!C. A, J'l.ATT,
inomiti Treater of Chronic 1
in Uifi Superior, Wis Jan., 1**0.
neighborhood that your lioplii
••suc!- a groat deal ol tood autoisu The
Slid ^d with most every uitid of #«a«i%
ul
#en troubled fifteen eurs with neu
y "lintis of rLenniatir niiji'tiintK and
1 TO j, I took one bottle according to ui
tedina:4 once did me a treat deal of t'o»d,
J[j-ir bottles more. 1 am an old man,
,* well as I oau wish. 'J'Uere are seven
1,,a
-tes in our place ttsius? Hop Bitters for
CtU StX.,edicaie, aud are so wli satisfied with
HJi jfjuo other. Oae iaiy here lias been
-years, is well and Uo ug her work
rwi, tjjree bottles.
1!!'
LHONAKD WUITBECS,
ila-r.
n at it Did for ail Old Lady,
eompseton Station, N. Y Dec. -8, 1S7S.
Wert* jmber of people had been your
0 UDiacftind with marked effect. A lady of
l'i? "rears had been tick for ttie past iet:
Ulii|f Ul uut been abie to around. Sis
1 tt,*X»e was helulesH. old remedies,
rnv n beitip of no avail.! sent foity-:i\-o
ij'ev -(.-A bottle of HOB Hitters. It had such
]f, pj lrthat she was ab'.e to dre-s lierseif
fl-gji-ut the house. After taking two bo:tlei
j,4,'lkble to take care of her own room
.".to her neiuhbofs, ami has improved
Cce. My wife ami :adreu also have
Jeneflt from their use.
K8 iu. JJ. HATHAWAY, AJ:. U. S. EX- CO.
rt'e
isr.r*Kjonest Old Tim."
bel
treL'-1
Gorhatn, N. H., duly 14. 1879.
0 Wir!"l»ever you are, I a n't know but I
.jl .j Al, on 1 feel grateful to you to know
i' ...Jrid of adulterated n,e licines tU»re is
that provps and does all it a Iver
n" more. Four years ago I had a
rnul W**f Daisy, which un:i ved me to such
,i jviS the least excitement would make me
ague. Last May 1 was induced to try
.teiy.*'1'. i used one bolt!••, but did not see
i, k'-r another did so Chan-'- my nerves that
t. pfjr as steady as they ever were. It
.. ^oth hands to write, lar now my good
t»e
,e!
fites this. Now, if yo^ continue to
ami las honest and stood an article as vou
mabriT-'accumulate an In neit fortune, aud
,i,.(teatest biessyng on sour feliow men
it'conferred on mankiu l.
S?01."' lTM BURCH.
iP'ir-'-"taria Krider, Wife of
and ise" Tobias K.
i- n -1
Chambersburj:. July 25, 1875.
it the people know th.it I, Anna Maria
sen l-: -if Tobias Krider, am now past seven
},e of aze. My health has been very bad
linp IB"*rs past I was troubled with weak
»Rh. dysuepsia, great liebilrt v and con
itl for bowels. I was so mKorable I c-uid
jjjp iicf»-1 heard of Hop n-rs and resolved
have only uaed tl.re,. bottles, ami I
fil good, well and »*rong again. My
e:u'i!"s \-gular, my appetite coo.l, and cough
'.her »»'fik it my duty to ler "ho people know
i a nifand what the in«iln iu» has done for
cure
'tiemselves w th it.
Ij.^i^fcs troubled foe years with blotches,
t-Jh freckles, and pimp:es on )ier faco,
n I* annoyed the life out of her. Sho
PlU'.i-lf jlollars on the thousand infallible t?)
(othing but injurious effect*. A lady
,v. j|acuse, N. Y., who had had similar ex
1111'*' [ia(j been cured wit Hop Hitters, in-
UH.M1' try it. One bottle i, is made her face
and soft asactui i"s and given her
il^iat it seems almost i nnr,
ini'i^MBER
a
L'AKLIAMEXT.
0F CAMADI A v 1a
'itloh Lvljr't Expei lence.
all over Europe and other foreig*
j|'ed
cost of thousands dollars, in
ralth. and found it no*. I returned dis-
i IK
.-jafiii diabearteced, ati-1 was restored to
1 health and spirits th le^s than two
brine op Bitters. 1 bore others may profit
tf AIL
f*.ence,
aru.
and stay at home. A LAIT,
Autrn^ta, Me.
Knit caii^mtf my
expense, no ono
cemtdetely dis-
sick and miserable!
much trouble and
il kll'^'at ailed me. I was
iin-iid discouraged tnat
l"j S*nd usedtHem unk
to improve,and
Eaii
it
1!1
family thought it st i
he
ci^'-'n I
to» tb^m wha
no In''.'JurraK Tot Hop J'.i:
for they have mal(
ill, lie**
0 TIUEL'3
S
AYS HOD Blttei-
u IIJVI1"1) her from her oll
1 .- i tn.i
.nd headache.—E Kwego Sun.
n LUDISCIfOlJ, Mir: Feb. 2, 18H0.
tr »'Pnt Hop Bitter* for '.r years, and there
JiJ vfKe ttiat surpasaes u.. for bilious at
:rre,ltf" complainta and m.tny diseases ir.ci-
ur
JJE oalarial climate U. 1. AI.EXANDEK.
feren' general Sherman goes west on
tuild ^[ra, Sbefman w ill start iu the
tirreJ direction, to make a visit in
tliiPk and.
"ifi'jr-eingiiSHSurs!
It'.y, the Northern
Be-
trains
IS,
uy
lUU'1
w
lie
Into Helma, and passen-
\k ^Wgotbnnigh from St. Paul to
Th«
&
terminus will be ex-
l1L-nahe tmA laying advances.
iJoardman was killed by falling
feet high, at Worth-
iore." .j%
.-A
Red Fish Lake."
1 .irakl thu lofty ]»eaks the
Rocky Mountains, away up in the Saw
tooth range, in Idaho, at an elevation of
8,000 feet above the sea level, lies the
beautiful Lake Tahoma. Beautiful lakes
are no rare thing in these mountains,
but, amid them all, it would be hard to
find one presenting a more perfect pic
ture of quiet beauty than this. Idaho
means "Gem of the Mountains," and,
surelv, Lake Tahoma desi.-rvtiri to be
called the Gem of Idah I* isn )t large,
being only about tlir»j t-.i 's long and
one mile wide.
Where the water of thi* lake is eigh
teen or twontv leet deep you can see the
pebbles on the bottom, and he fish dart"
in^ about, as plainly as though they were
in a glass »lot»e. 'fhen the bottom of
the lake breaks oil' suddenly and de
scends almost perpendicularly severai
hundred feet, from which point the
water grows rapidly deeper toward the
middle of the lake." It is said that it has
been sounded to the depth of ,7»K) leet,
but the story is not well authenticated.
It has, however, been measured, with a
wire line, 1,000 feet without finding
bottom, and it has been estimated by
surveyors that its greatest depth may
correspond with the height of the high
est peak in its vic.nitv, which is 1,5U'»
feet, though no accurate measuretnent
has vet been attempted.
The water, besides being very cold,
possesses some peculiarity which makt.
it very dillicult to keep nilDatinit, or,ti
a man expressed it: "There is no sub
stance to the water, and a man can't
swim easily." Tiie lake is full of fish of
different kinds. It is often called Ked
Fish Lake, on account of a brilliant red
fish that swarms its waters. Their re
markable beauty charms the eye their
peculiar habits well repay a close study
and observation, and when served hot
for breakfast no daintier dish could be
desired. They are quite large, weighing
from two and" a half to lour pounds.
Their bodies are a bright red, and the
head and litis are a light brown. They
look in the water like scarlet satin.
The male has a decided hump on his
back, and a turned tip nose, while the
female is perfectly strai-.ht. In the
spawning season they run up the creeks
that feed the lake in vast numbers, to
the gravel beds in shallow water. They
dart hither and thither so swiftly aud
in such a multitude that the water
seems, at tinii-s. an almost solid mass of
color. Thi-y must live on animaictthe,
for no food is ever found in their stom
achs, norare their digestive organs titted
for solid lood. They will not take bait
of any kind, but are speared and taken
like salmon, to whom I suppose they
must bear some family relations. Soon
after spawning the male and female both
ilie. When the young are hatched, they
soon seek the deeper waters of the lake,
and there disappear, probably going to
the deepest part, where they remain
unt 1 nearly full grown, or about three
years.— Correspondence Salt Lake Trib
une.
No Hi: Ilooiu In Nunllovrers.
From the New York Evening Mail.
"No Oscar Wdde has created no boom
in the suntlower market, anil as for lilies
they sell just as well as ever, the silk-stock
ing orator having failed to drive theai out
of favor among the resp-.M'tihle people,"
said u l'.roa.lH-ay f!orist to a reporter for the
Mdl of id Krpnss, who had made certain
inquiries concerning Wihie's effect on the
lloral trade.
"but don't you ever get any large orders
far sunfloweis
"Nothing to *peak of. Tou gee they are
very dear, costing as high as $1.5" each,
and it looks like having the Oscar fever too
bad to use them for decorative purposes.
There is a lady in Fifth avenue, however,
who used them at what was called a me
dia-val party the other evening. Things n.UF-t
have been intense. Oscar W llde was not
present—he was off lecturing 60uieA here.
The guests carried lilies of the valley at £1
per bunch the suul!o*ers smiled ir. all
their beauty, and the young men wore Via tigs,
while Kate Greenway's colors and styles
were reproduced in the ladies' costumes.
The sunflowers and lilies must have cost
the hostess $100. The sunflower will be
worth twenty-live cents in about a week,"
and the florist grinned.
The celebrated Vegetable Compound for fe
males, which, within a few years, has made
the name of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham known
every part of the civilized world, relieves
suffering by the safe ami sure method of
equalizing the vital forces and thus regula
ting the organic functions. It is only by such
a method that disease is ever arrested and re
moved.
SKI: NJ MEN—1"Wells' Health Henewer" restorer
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence. $1.
John Randolph Tucker, confederate ad
miral, is dead.
That great IVrmotoiogis Dr. C. W. Ben
son of Baltimore has prepared hid favorite
prescription for general use and now aijy_
person, however poor, can get the benefit of
his best treatment lor skin diseases. It con
sists oiboth external and internal treatment.
Ex-Governor .!• K 'I- oi Georgia is dead.
FortremulouM.t- wakefulness, dizziness,
and lack oi energy, a most valuable remedy is
Brown's Iron Bitters.
VT'KF.L-'
ic«a ON cons-."— K
-rmaneut cure. C'.irns,
Complete,
I got a buttle of
»n to IIIv family,
•d so fast that my
inee and unnatu
had helped mfl,
ters! Lon,c may
mother well and
THE MOTUEIS.
is the oniv t:iitl2
i severe attacks
Mart Murphy fatally stabbed George Caus
son at White Bear in a drunken row.
Ottumwa, la.—Dr. J. N. Armstrong, says:
"I nave used Brown's Iron Bitters in ray
family and recommend its use to others."
•mplete euro, all aunoy
iSt.'S. il.
•I'.OCLIR-PAJBA."—Quid:,
lug Kidney and I rinary Pit
Senator Cameron and wile are in Ixndon,
where they met Mr. Gladstone HI-HI other
notables, at a dinner at Minister Lowell's.
Jefferson City, Mo.—Dr. J.
C. Iliddler says:
'li'ersons wh "u-j Brown's Iron Bitters al
way*speak we!! ofi". It is a urood m«d~o ir,e."
"Il-. cair i v- 1.
roaches, liu I ur
Physical Endurance.
Impure blood, dj -n^o^'a. "vo.ik Vvtek
kidneys, and a nefN•system are the
five great enemits
Purify the blood, s 'mitn'ii lie or
gawsof lile by using lr. iu.VK
Dock and Sar&apar: •», a t.repura:: oi \cl
low Dock, Sars tpar..'.i, Jumper. Irci, liti
cbu (..elery, •"-diaaya, «tc. It ihtcjtteen of
all blood purifiers! 1 lions ev ry p«rt
ofthc body. Its use will -kwyon healthy
and strong and increase your i wer oi endur
ance. It is natures best wssibiaut. Try it.
0. Whitbonsb, Esq., late state auditor,
who has been in Denver Colo tor the past
month attending to the settlniuni of the
estate of his father, recently decea^d, will
return home inaf-w d-iys.
The wife of General Belknap has lived
several years in l'ar.s, but will return to
Washington for the next season.
ClliBRATID
n w A
Ho8tetter*a Stom
:h Bttters meets the
requirements #f the
rational rae'licid phi
loa-'phy whieli at
present prevails. It
a cnVetly pure
vegetable remedy,
enilivae.iin the three
i tnporta- it propertiea
a a
'r.ii unit at altera
tive. It fortifies the
body against disease,
civi'jrorateH ami re
NitaliKes tlie torpid
-tornnih and liver,
aiiii ffeetsa salutary
'•hange in the cutira
ystem.
l'er sp.le by all
'iriit't-'ists and Deal*
crs generally.
CAN^
Djsw
HEALTH OF WQ
YMPATH12E WITH
Is THE HOPE
WOMAN.
^THE RACEi
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VE55TAB1E CO.JPCrrD.
A SuTe Cure for all FIlMALtt WEAR*
NESSES, Inrlndingr I.eucorrho'a, Ir
reiolBi and PaJnful 3IenstTnatlon»
Infliinunntlon and Flcerntlon of
the Womb» Flooding, FltO*
LATSrS TKEJ, &c.
OrrieMiant to the tn^te, pffl.-aclous anJ Immediate
In Its effect. It Is a great brlr In pregnancy, »nd I*
Ueres pais during labor and at rcpular periods.
P!IISH'U59 Cl( IT i!tll PUES( IUBE IT TOEElSi
ffrFoa
AIX
THU
WvrtrNTSSM of the (ronr-atl*# onrmBf
©r eitJ.^r S.'S, tt Is fecotjd to no remoiiy th.-.t ba» erer
been before the public and for all diseases ot ths
KOSKKTS tt Is the Greatest Ecmi dyin the World.
tay-KIDNKY COIPIAINTS
of Either Sex
Find Jrcat Relief in It* C«e.
I/VNIFC E. PIXICTIAM'S M^ON prnrrrEH
tnnll.ate crert vesllRB "f HI.IIKTS frau th#
IP.io'l. at the same inw will frfv- ten'* and rtr. i.eth to
tii® Bytftotn. raaxTelltiUH iJi results iu t*i6 C. utii^ouxid.
th the Componnr! and Blec.d Purifier are pre
pared at 233 and 835 Western Avenue, I.yr.n, Uoss.
lV.ee of either, $1. Six bottles for $5. The Compound
U fent by mail tn the form of pills, or of lorengeB, on
receipt of price, fl per box for either. Mrs. Pir.kham
freely answers all letters of Inquiry. Enclose 3
cent
stamp. Bend for pamphlet. AltnHon this l\xper,
rwi.mit R. PmrnAW's l.rntfn.tJ cure ConsM»*
Uou. Biiiousuesa an.l rjiWlt/ of the IJVIT. 86 cent*
I)* all lrnM*tst#."V4 (V
AL L'S
f,
c. A-k for it
warts, bunions"
One million cattle are leading in Wyom
ing worth $39,000.Ouo.
IVopie who d. sire to preserve their health
should be exceedingly careful about their di
et at this season, and at no time should they
be without a supply of Perry Davis' Fain Kil
ler. the safest, surest and spe« dicst remedy lor
a o u e s o e s o a o o v A i
drug.nst.s sell it.
Lvory Corset is wnnn i t. satia
fftct.c I its wetrer in ••very ivnv,
or th« nionov will bo refunded by
the perfcon from -whom it was bought.
The onl* Corbet prc.nonr.eed fey our leading phystciam
r.ot in}«H«ii» to the wearer, unjl emit rsfit hy laities
tue iiiobt comfortable «jh1 perfect fitting or»et e*»l
uiatie. pRJ('l".««, b* Matl, I'ostaze Paid I
Health I'rcierilnj Rolf-Adjusting. It.6l
Abilomlnul (eitru hCJITJ ^8.00. SUMIDJ, It-M
Health l'rcservlnc '®B" coutlis #S.OO. l'arasaa
8klrt-Supporting. #1.6(1.
Tcr sale t»y leu.tlnsr Kftull IK'uler* eierywke*®
CUlC'AtiO ousicx CO., Cbicaff% U-U
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I."
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ItJjI-i
I'. I.*
0f
:EMT8 WANTED
10'
We recommend Wi-eS Axle Grease.
Hies,
a lit.-", VtTiUiU,
it
1 jc.
w w i s
I *o
Macitini Co.| liti i:
fO-f.T rfi£K
uu l'A'li^N'i:
K«Murn Mall—A fall description
jjrio.lyN New T.v.U-r Syi.t.'iii of lirc«i
Cutttng. D. W, Moody & Co., 31 W. Mis.Cincinnati, O
VNCAV XM
I \RiVeTI)li( OVKItY
1 i I .- u i i o Y u a i i e e
S t.il pi stal i ard for circular to U5 South Water St,
Chicago, |11.
As warm weather comes on wear Uhroiith"
ion collars and cuffs. Perspiration has neef
feet on them.
i boots and blistered
Patent MOP1 itTeilors.
Prevent cro
by wearing Ly
flemurhatile Cures of Salt Whenm
Anv persons donhting the merits of Dr.
Ha'. 1-driy'd Blood Purifier in curing salt
rheum, we will refer them to two ol the best
known men in St. Paul Minn., that were
cured of salt rheum in its worst form five i
y ?arsa o and it has never appeared on them
since. T. U ilden, iiotelfeeeper, 95 Has: Third
St., and I). T. Kauluian, lol East Seventh St. i
Try it. For sale by all drugtrists, or call on
or address the proprietor, S Blackford, 274,
East 7th 3r St. Paul and tret a boUle, i. not
found as represented it will cost you nothing.
Younirmen, middle ageil men and all nien
who suffer from early indiscretions will find
Allen's Brain Food the most powerful invig
oranttver introduced once restored by it
there is no relapse. Try it it never fails. $1
6 for $5.—At druggists and Allen's Pharmacy
312,1st Ave N. Y. City.
Purify the lllood.
Bv taking Alb n's "Ir.)n 'Ionic Bitters,"
the great blood purifier, lmrinvigorator, ap
petizer and general system rejuvenator. It i«
the best in the world. All genuine bear the
signature of J. I'. Alien, S*. i'aul, Minn.
To Country llelles.
Veils and sunsiiatles cannot prevent the
summer sun from embrowning your com
plexions but Glenn's Sulphur Soap will
speedily restore il duly applied according to
directions. Nothing can be more natural
than the soft velvet texture it imparts to the
skin. Sold by druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, fifty cents.
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Dr. W. E. 8c tt, president of the College of
Puvsicians, Montreal, writes: "I have recom
mended Gulden's Liquid Beef Tonic as the
best preparation used for debility, indiges
tion, dvspepsia, fever, ague, and loss of appe
tite,. '(.Take no other.) Of Druggists gener
ally*
FUOM W1I.MEK U1MNTOS. M. D.. BAI/rtMOEK.
"I have used Oolden s Liquid Beet Tonic in
mv practice, and have been much gratified
with the result. As a tonic in all cases of de
bility, weakness, anamiia, chlorosis, etc., etc.
it cannot be surpassed." Remember the
name, Colden's—take no other.) Of diug
.ists.
Wise's Axle
1
If
1
•••ase never twins.
I le11 Urilv.
Marshall,
Electro- Voltai
will semi
Belts aud
Tbe Voltaic Belt o,
lr. lve's Celel'tutel
Electric Appliances
on al f«r thirty days to men
(voiinc or olihwisoare afflicted witli nervous
debility,
liist vitality and kindred troubles, guaranteeiuc
tpeedv atu'l coniplete restoration of healtli and
manly viyor. Address as above. N. H.—No risk
is incurred, us thirty days' tri.ii is HHOSTOVI.
I»*nsman's lVpt«misr,ed Tniti', the only
pri-'paniMoii be, c.,nt:unii!_' its rutin' nutrition*
pr«}tltc-ntains bhwHl-niaklnj.'. tot »::-t'eriera
tin.' TI 1 iife-siftaiuin-.' proportiu» invalualile for
lutltK'fsiion, l»ys|n"psla. nervous prostrstion. and
all tonus of cfiit-ral debility also, all enteebled
conditions, whet he:'the re- ih or xl.riu-tion. nervous
prostration, overwork, or s.-utc e. virtn/ulariy
if reMiltintt fr«m puiinon i:y nipl.i iswiiu,
UA/.AUII & Co.. l'Rjpr.I r». New
"The Play May (to On,"
The father of President Hill, of H-irvard
College, was a man of herculean frame, and
famous jr his strength. It is told of him
that being one time at a theatre in Orange,
N. J., his attention was attracted by a smalt
Frenchman who was trying to induce a umn
in front of him to remove his hat. The
little foreigner leaned forward aud in the
most deprecatory manner suid several times,
Vill you please take off your hat?" The
ii an puitl no attention to the request, aud
Mr. Hill leaned forward aud knocked off
the ollending hat. The man jumped up in
a rage. The attention of the audienco was
turned from the stage, and the play ceased
but Mr. Hill wits equal to the occasion, be
ing a justice of the peace. Towering to s
full height, he faced the irate man and said
calmly, but loud enough to be heard by alb
y n a e i s o a s i a n n e y a
dress is so-and-so any time that you wan't
satisfaction come to me." Then turning to
the expectant actors he said, with his us.ua
air of authority, "The play may go on."
'K I| ,K AN" i IIVII
THE
••mu, tes. VS
JOHN L. THOMPSON, SONS CO.,
Xroy^
If.<p></p>MEN"!
YOUNG
Ju'.MLb
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IIISF.S PIIESERVINC CO.
Lady Agents^r^
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if you want to bvrme
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS,
And i !ivad Agents, and be cerlain of a position,
attend the AMERICAN SCHOOL
OF TKI.EOMAPUY.Mad-
iso:i, Wis. 'I he only Schod in the l'nit-d states
where Telegra .v is tlioroni-'lily tauuht, snd the stu
dent iriven the ndvantiitre .if I'r.n tii on lUynlnr
Jtu.n Line Wire*. GOOD 1'OSITIOSS Guaranteed
to all (Jnuluates. Circulars free
TAPS BEAM.
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"THE BEST 18 CHEAPEST."
IKI^THRESHERSS!i
$10 TO $1,000!
SPECULATION.
We wisli to call your attention to the special advu\
ta^res ver the KaMe.n .Al uket.s tor spec-nlat-o.'
bloc!,.- u tin- Miinieap ii- stoi k iixcha:i_e. It L..\
ie»s riM» on small amount*, and larger pro!::
a maii f.liaiitfo in the market. !)u't cciul y ...
m-aiey £a»t when you have a better market at h'-u.
Write and iuve»ti^ate it. (Best re:en nee f.*jveu.)
h. II. WOOD A.
24t llcniu'phi AveniU'. Miiim-apolis, liun.
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PERRY DAVIS'
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Boring wens i
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$25 to $40
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probal.lv Or ISA AC TH 'MI'S' .*'S «'Bi.KU HATED
EYE WATKB. This artlel# is a carefully prepared
physician's preemption and has been in ci tistant
use for nearly a eenttiry. and notw thstaii l.Ukf th»
many other preparations that have been Introduced
Into the market, the sale of this article is constant!)
Increasing- If the dirpctlons are followsd. It will
usver fall. We particularly invite the attention ol
physicians to its merits.
SAFE AND SURE
REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Cramps
's%
oprams
A N
Bruises,
Bums
AND
Scalds,
TootiiacfiB
AND
Headache
For Sale by all Druggists.
snil $.r' .intftfr
IvrUuml.Ma.
a WEEK in votir own town. TM
V" fire. Address 11. Hai.i.ktt
®f'7 ~In poid a uumth. A«r er.ti send.'-Sc stamp.ao
I porta!, to Goshen Novelty Co., lioshen. lnd.
Q7«) A WF.EK, $l'JadiyathomeeasUym»de. CoaV
V* !y ou
ttitfiee. Address TRCK is Co., AnK«sta, Mtfc
Vf AP 11 HOMlvS IN Land so
liUhl l'A WIN 1 Ktl. M. 111 sz, __
!.l cheap liy
liri'U'eport, Ct
KM.It Al. Atretits and Agents wanted for Qattf
ly*h Universal Educator. Highest terms. tf.&
GATEI.y, T'J 1'earl street, Boston.
Qr Tt* $20 per dsrat home. 8*tnples worth
Address Si inm.n & Co., Portland, Mama.
liy, TIFFIN
Weil B'-r-rig and Hock Drilling fa
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XCacuines Made to Run by Horse,
Hand or Steam Power.
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dyspepti«\ WUicU i» itV U cuu bo eiHctu#lly tt
mo\ed."%5
DH.C .W. & £"/V S
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ON'
C£L£RY& CHAMOMILE PILLS.j
ASS PRC: PAne j. nKfiLf occxs
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^KEUftALGM. NERVOUSNESSt
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FACSIMILE 81CMATURE ON EVERY BOX.
'Ihey contain tu:
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jr viner hariufu.
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l« l»y». No pny till Cured,
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Yorso. Mi-:x
lars free. VAI.S T1NL HitOSWanej.vi.Je, WI-.
THE GREAT
SKIN REMEDY
Iltlievt s uml uns
Itohinys and Irritation!
O^DIMBI of the SKIN and SCALP.
BSa.'
PELES
Eithft It-lii ti^, i r.lcedlnj,
FEVER SOKES, SAI/r HIIEUM,
TETTER ,U M:KIIATIONS, CUTS,
WUFNDS, BFU'ISES, POISOXB,
I?N ICS OF INSECTS, CATARRH,
1M I.AMF-1) SOKE EVES, Cnxtr
JKUAINS,'..'HAPS AM CHAFES.
It tv:!l relieve the pain
of Burns and Scalds, and
cure the worst case
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L£M
Dim. ptnuMet
l..u jtJald. 0i.le.
N w.
with­
out leaving a scar.
Pmntl bo TO* "rV. harp** 75a
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