The herald., July 13, 1883, Image 7

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

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)latnel.
ij^vinjr article from the Demo
jpJj5, ronicle, of Rochester, N. Y.,
king a nature and erniiuat.es
"I1'-"
able a source, that it is here
lished entire. In addition to
3 matter it contains, it will.be
idinglv interesting:
of the Democrat and Chroni-
Hi V(J.
ian fi
10(5
"fit of
motives for the publication
it unusual statements which
first, yrfttitude for the fact
been saved from a most hor
and, secondly, a desire to
0 read this statement atrainst
mostdeceptive intiiu nces by
have ever been surrounded,
bat to-day thousands of pe»v
iin a foot of the grave and
know It. To tell how I was
from just this position and
ers ajrainst nearing it. are my
tis communication.
st day of June, 18S1, I lav at
ce in this city surrounded
nds and waiting for death,
y knows the agony then en
.ords can never describe it.
1 few years previous any one
that I was to be brought so
so terrible a disease, should
at the idea. I had always
vr^Nmonly strong and healthy,
i over 200 pounds an i hardly
y own experience, what pain
were. Very many people
id this statement realize at
state
n
I'biic
Ed a!]
^rstai
v.
ross
*. ti
i tier,
•r a:.
•ly. it'.
bsri'i s,
i'V^t
t'Onch,
ffie.'
er. Ii:
Of 21
fcbed hey are unusually ti red and
noit
unt for it. They feel dull
^0E te pains in various parts of
"'K do not understand it. Or
sceedingly hungry one day
without appetite the next,
the way I felt when tlie
alady which had fastened it
e first began. Still 1 thought
ng that probably 1 had tak
lich would soon pass away,
this I noticed a heavy, and
euralgic, pain in mv heud,
uld come one day and te
tlau
and
(It ir-
Ai
.rticg
btli
lit th
1 Iwd
E.WL
rhi»c .. xt, I paid but little attention
jver, my stomach was out of
iv food often failed to digest,
times great inconvenience.
0 idea, even as a physician,
lines meant anything serious
mstrous disease was becoin
on me. Candidly, I thought
ng from Malaria and so doc
accordingly. But I got no
axt noticed a peculiar color
out the fluids I was passing
-here were large quantities
1 very little the next, and
itent froth and scum appear
surface, and a sediment set*
ottom. And yet 1 did not re
ger.for,indeed, seeing these
Mil
an
id it
dress
rtiogv
theft
irah
se Bjf-_
Tf- it':
kiss,
s.edi
stout
e." s,
ire of
jttei.
Continually, I finally became
to them, and my suspicion
disarmed by the fact that I
in the affected organs or in
y. Why should have been
innot understand.
terrible future for all physic
al impending danger always
son to his senses,even though
be too late. I realized, at last
condition and aroused my
ome it. And, Oh! how hard
consulted the best medical
and. I visited all the proin
»-al springs in America and
»m Maine to California. Still
». No two physicians agreed
iady. One said I was troubled
irritation: another, heart
her general debilitv anoth
rostration another, malaria?
dyspepsia another, con
the base of the brain
,1 through a long list
,tt diseases, the svmp
which I really had. In this
.-years passed, during all of
OSTKr """Steadily growing worse,
3 a
be n
Pi*!''
crfai
t'js
•n fi.
.iter
ck v
,ul fl«
did:
pret-:
disroi
for
can't
the
't a*
be Wi
,j(j ex-
1
n
had really become piti
light symptoms 1 at first ex-
Fhol i ere developed iato terrible
jtrgtdisorders—the little twigs
irown to oaks of agony. My
been reduced from 207 to
•t Yc
he
tfr.?1'-fiends.
My life was a torture to
I could retain no
y stomach, and lived wholly
!. I was a living mass of pain,
ras uncontrollable. In my
uently fell upon the floor,
clutched the carpet, and
eatb. Morphine had little
n deadening the pain. For
nights I had the death-pre
coughsconstantly. My urine
easii:
tee,
o me
•atch'
luart.
riee
bring
t, ftB:
hem,
5
it a'
nl
best v
a few
v
»appi'"
ied ar^
tins
lie Mr-''
boat
1
th tube casts and a'.humen.
ing with Bright's Disease of
in its last stages.
ering thus I received a call
tor, the Rev. Dr. Foote, ree
d's church, of this city. I
is our last interview, hut in
'conversation he mentioned
Which I had heavd much
sr used. Dr. Foote detailed
my remarkable cun»s which
.nder his observation, by
remedy, and urged me to
practicing physician and a
he schools, I "cherished the
joth natural and common
liar practitioners, and de
a of any medicine octside
hannels being the least ben
olicitious, however, was Dr.
finally promised I would
ediudice and try the rem
jhly recommended. I be
a the 1st day of June and
ding to directions. At first
ae but this I thought was a
'Hie in my debilitated con
ntinued to take it the sick-
untv
tW'1
M»r
an!
re t,l::'
*0 at-:
!1
the"
ie pi
M':
liinti-••
live
f, p.
e tiit
v ea- |on departed mod I was able
i 1 upon my •tomarii. In a
otieed a decided hange for
1
"r alsodidmy wifean 1 friends,
i l|itru is ceased and I eirp-rienced
.,. formerly. I wr- so re
i improved conditiai that,
had believed but a feu- days
jy dying bed, I vow^d, in
i of my family and friends,
ver 1 would both publicly
7 make known this remedy
of huauoit}', wherever »nd
bid an opportunity. I a!&o
that I would give a course
or:
t^ch'"
.(1 Jif
oiK'l:'
I tii**:I
e berr
wh
(ieli
nds
Corinthian Academy of
"r"* is city, stating in full the
gnjtM' id almost hopelessness of
1.s
nd the remarkable means by
rill^-..
Mi
which I have been saved. My improve
ment was constant from that time, and
in less than three months I had gained
pounds in flesh, became entirely free
from pain and I believe 1 owe my life
and present condition wholly to Warner's
Safe Cure, the remedy winch I used.
Since my recovery 1 have thoroughly
re-investiga'ed the subject of kidney dif
ficulties and Bright's disease, and the
truths developed are astounding. I there
fore state, deliberately, and as a physi
cian, that I believe more than one-half
the deaths which occur in America are
caused bv Iiright'sdiseasejof the kidneys.
This mav sound like a rash statement,but
I am prepared to fully verify it. Bright's
disease has no distincii »'e symptoms of its
own, (indeed, it often develops without
any pain whatever in the kidneys or their
vicinity), but as the symptoms of nearly
every other known complaint. Hundreds
of people die daily, whose burials are au
thorised by a physician's certificate of
"Heart Disease,'' "Apoplexy," "Paraly
sis." "Spinal Complaint," "Rheumatism,"
"I'neuiiioni i," and other common dis
eases, v. tieti in reality it was Br nht's dis
ease of the kidneys. Few physicians, and
fewerpeople, realize the extent of this
disease or its dangerous and insiduous
nature. It steals into the svste like a
thief, manifests its presence by the com
monest symptoms, and fastens itself ap
on the constitution before the victim is
aware. It is nearly as hereditary as con
sumption, quite as common and fullv as
fatal. Entire families, inheriting it from
their ancestors, have died, and yet none
of the number knew or realized the mys
terious power whi.'h was removing them.
Instead of common symptoms it often
shows none whatever, but brings death
suddenly, and as such is usually sup
posed to be heart disease. As one \\ho
lias suffered, and knows by bitter expe
rience what he says, I implore every one
who reads these words not to neJect the
slightest symptom of kidney difficulty.
Certain agony and possible death will be
tae sure result of such neglect, and no
one can afford to hazard such chances.
I am aware that such an unqualified
statement as this, coming from me,
known as I am, throughout the entire
land as a practitioner and lecturer, will
arouse the surprise and possible an
imosity of the medical profession and as
tonish all with whom I am acquainted,
but I make tiie foregoing statements,
based upon facts which I am prepared
to produce, and truths which I can sub
stantiate to the letter. The welfare of
those who may possibly be sufferers
such as I was. is an ample inducement
for rue to take the step I have, and if I
can successfully warn others from the
dangerous path in which I once walked,
I am willing to endure all professional
and personal consequences.
J. B. IIknion", M. D.
Marital Mistakes.
Novelists* are often the beat moral
izers. aud one of the broadist truths
ever uttered is put forth by Mr. Iiowells
in bis last book, "A Modern Instance,"
when he writes, "Let's try to be equal
to the little sacrifice we must make for
each other: they will be quite enough."
The sum of average human life is made
up of little things, as we discovered long
aso. There are some few exceptional
beings whose lot it is to have all the lit
tie thins* smoothed out for them
Many in re men and women than the
isorld knows of are quite equal to meet
great, crises who fail most lamentably in
meeting the petty annojances that
i are the every "day experiences of
most of us.
"Manv a woman who would be ready
i to diejfor her husband makes him wretch
ed by refusing to live for him,""says our
mentor, and husbands, no doubt, hearti
ly agree with him. Had he made the
fime remark about husbands that he
does about wives he would have the
whole race to indorse his utterance.
I How many cases of martial miserv are
I there in this city now that are due to
jnst this failure to hear the little crosses
i that come in the way of the vast majority
of husbands and wives! The dinner
I happens to be a little late, or the steak
i is not done as my lord likes it, or he
I may come home a little late and is not
as amiable as he might be, and the en
tire household is piiinged into misery in
i consequence. It may be true that in our
civil life we are too good-natured, as Mr.
Herbert S -encer said the other day but
it is undoubtedly true that a little more
good nature in private life of many of
those who pass us as very estimable
men and woman would be by no means
a bad thing.
Ttowardinsr a Bravo Woman.
The eacrotary of the treasurv has awarded
I golfl life-saving medal to tLe famous Ida
i liiwiie, now Mrs Ma Lewis Wilson, in roeo™
nition of iwr aorvicua in rescuing a number of
I j.ersoiiB from drowning since the passage of
the act authorizing such awards. Most of the
ret»eu*rt made wore under circumstance which
calied for extreme and heroic daring and in
i volvt'd the ri*k of Mrs Wilson's life. The fol
lotmng nummary of her achievements in lifo
saving is taken from the record* of the truaH.
ury department. The whole uumber of Uvea
Mrs. Ida Wilson ha* saved since 1S54. so far
as known, id thirteen. In. all these cases,
I except two. she relied wholly on hei
i self. Her latest .achievement was the rescno
last February of two fatidismon from Fort
I Adams, near Newport, It. I. The men were
passing over tlio ice near Lime Rock lifi!^
nouse, whore Mrs. Lewis Y ilson resides, when
I the ice way and they fell in. Hearing
their eri*s, Mr-". 'Wilsou ran out with a clothes.
line, whi'h she tnr-jw to them, successively
i haulinjr thorn out at great risk to herself from
•the double peril of the ice giving way beneath
her and of being p»Jled in. Her heroism on
I various occasions has won her the tribute of
her State legislature, expressed in an official
resolution the public presentation to J.ier of a
I boat by the citizens of Newport a testimonial
i hi motey from the yfliuere and soldiers of Fort
Adams for saving their comrades, and m'nlals
from tho Massachusetts Humane society aud
i the New York Life-saving Benevolent asMocia
tion. To these offerings is now fitly added the
r.M me la.' of the L'mv.l states saving
I deri'ioe.
^CHICAGO SCALE CO.
1
2 1 ON K! l!.K, #-W. 3 TOY. ,.
Tim llfiiru Kui I IK'lulled.
240 if). FARMER'S SCALE, $5.
Th« "l.otle l* '-.j '•/.. t.i •£, Hi. $:.
SOOOIIIFIx MZl*. I'UMU MSI FttKK*
FOECrES, TOOLS. £C.
hpst yoia.K !f»iK mri lm.iit pio.
40 lb. Anvil itn«l Ii it ofTool*. SjilO.
y'»• 11m 1 anil ni. ri. (Iijini "'M Jjilt.
lilownrg. Anvils. Vices a Oilier Article*
IT LOWKBT FlUt'fcS, (THULKSJuLk A KJTUL.
Care That Cold.
Do not suffer your lungs to become diseased
by allowing a cold to continue without au ef
(ort to cure it. Thousands have died prerna
tare deaths, the victims of consumption by
simply neglecting a cold.
Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs will
cure colds, coughs and consuaiption surer
and quicker than any other remedy. It acts
almost like niairic in many caeesv aud ia
others, its effect, though slow sure if per
sisted in, according to directions.
Henry's Carbolic Salve
Is the best salve for cuts, bruises, surea, ul
cers, salt rheum, tetter,chapped hands, chil
blains. corns, and ail kinds ol*skin eruptions,
Ireckles and pimples. Get Henry's Carbolic
Halve, as all others are counterfeits. Price
25 cents.
L'ntolil Virtues.
Tallevrand who was, ir is said, asilentnian
from policy ami generally reticent in the ex
treme, yet enjoyed the reputation of being a
brilliant conversatioaalist. How that wily
statesman would have enjoyed dilating, be
%jre an appreciative audience, upon the un
fold virtues of Allen's Iron Tonic Bitters the
tistot which is as long as the catalogue of the
ships in Homer. It is the great tonic of the
Nineteenth Century. All genuine b«ur the
signatureol J. P. Allen, St. Paul. Minn.
The Frazer Axle Urease is better and (heap
er than any other, a? double the price.
One pair of boots saved every vear oy using
Lyon's Patent Metahc Heel St i lien ers.
Have you been humbugged by retired min
isters, unreliable doctors and tree prescrip
tions to cure ah private diseases? If so I
would like to have you try I)r. Holiday's
Blood Purifier and oth^-r rmiedies. If you
will call on or address rue 1 will take your
case and warrant a cure. 1 do not care what
you have got in the shape of a private disease
I will ureyou or refund th« aey. Try it.
Sold by all druggists. Call on or address S.
Blackford proprietor, 274 East 3d st., St.
Paul.
All diseases cured by a new and safe meth
od—saves expensive Doctor and Medicine
bills. Send.'icen stamp for causes of disease
and Home treatment. Houie Health Co.,
Mitmeapolis, Minn.
Per«un:tl Aim Only.
The Voltaic Le Maisha" Mscb., will send
Dr. Dye's Cel-1 r.ir»l F.W'tr -Voltaic Belta aud
Electric Appliances on fiiai far tliiriy davsto meu
(young or oM. who are afliicteo
with urrvous debility,
last vitality ami kindred troubles tpurunteeing
fcpeedy and complete restoration of health aud
manly rigor. Ail.in»ss as above. N. B.— No risk
is incurred, as thirty days' trial is allowed.
mm
Wise's Axle Grease never gums
COMMISSION and
I smrriNU. FEED
I »raln mnFurniuprits and f%| I
GRAIN
Tiulhug wtinat a •«»«•)*!ty U
Options on mirmiis bought an i sohl. lio.iabiliU
Oorrecpoudeui-e sob-.wd.
S. STH03NTG,
S7 ami X0 Vicst Ar»aoi Sooth. Mlna—polia. Mlu
ECZEMA,
TETTERS,
HUMORS,
PIMPLES,
Diseases of Hair and Scalp,
INFLAMMATION,
ERUPTIONS,
ULCERS,
ITCHINGS,
J^TuJL.
BO
that
'they may devote themselves entirely to
great things, but their existance, like
I Kip Van Winkle's drinks, don't count.
by uss or
DR W BENSON'S SKIN CURB.
No time sli'jiiIJ be
lo-t if the »?o:ua-h,
livand bowfiH ara
•iT-vted. to a t,'pi the
reiue.ty Hot
totter'.H St.uuaf'.i Hit
ters. of the
oraans uaoi'-d
otherH far more scn
oiw, mud a if!av is
th*ref. r«s lianar l«us.
I)y*pijisia.!iver f'tn
It ii!!t. chil'u anl te
S vc-, early rhi-uirat'C
iwianes. Kidaoy
w« akness, 1 iiif: sen
ot boasly tpv.ible S£
tr.lle with. I. 110
i 1 1 i n u s i i i s
effective aad safe
nj'Mioiiie.
HOS-rtTTEfts
STOMACH^#
BITTER
Fir f-ale l"T all
Dras-jrist* a'i Deal
ers generally.
5
WOMAN CAN
HEALTH OF WO
SYMPATHIZE
THE HOPE
WOMAN
RACE
LYPIA E. PINKHAM'S
VB0STAB1E 00MP0TOP.
I Bare Core far all FEMALE WEAR*
NEH9E8, Including Lencorrhcra, lr»
reirular and Polnfal MenitniaiUa,
loflammatloa and llceratlon ot
the Wemb, Flooding, PRO*
LAPSUS UTERI, dee.
E^PIeMant to tho taste, effloaoloua and tmmadlate
In 1U effect. It is a creat help In preffnancy, and f»
(tares paXn daring labor and at regular period*.
PUYS1CU4V8 CRB IT AND PRESfRIBt IT ntEB-t.
tWTon u.'. Wiinnmai of the generative organ*
«f either sex, it U Becond to no remedy that ha* ever
been before the public •, and for all dlaeaaea of tk*
EfDirm It is th« Or*atf*t Etmtiy tK§ World,
PTKWNET COMP1.AINT8 of Either Sex
Find Great Relief In Iw Tae.
trnu K. PI5KH VM'i BLOOD prRrrnt*
*rlll eradicate evei-r o* Uumora from th«
Blood, at the Mm" t'
nv will glre tone and Ktrnnfrtb to
thearatem. Am tuarveli 'ii^
111 raauiu a* the Compound.
C0~Botb the Compound and Blooi Porlfler are pre
pared at £33 and MSS Western Arecae, Lrn&, Kaaa
Price of either, $1. Si* bottles for $5. The Compound
la aeat by In the form of pills, or of locengee, on
receipt of prlfo, per b.'i for either. Mr*. Pli-Jthaa:
freely amwart all letter* of Inquiry. Enclose I
sent
stamp. Bead for pamphlet. Mention (Wi i^zpep,
tWLrrnA B. l.rrrm Pn.rj core Conrtlpa
DOiou^ueu and Torpidity of Uie Liver. K eaMa
VSold br all DnMbM.fl
Ladies and sickly girls requiring a non-al*
coliolic gentle stinmlant, will find Brown'i
Iron Bitters beneficial.
..
Dr. Gibson of London will be called to
Herrick Johnson's late pulpit in Chicago.
W ELU* on i'iiii.mi.1.1c. Auk tor it
aomplet*. tieniuueat cure. Oirus. warts, bunions.
Heb'yran Bans, leather fxct'irs Lon
don, have failed. Liibi'.i'ies. £'2"0 0 0.
For years Mrs. Lvdia E. Pinkham has
been contending with the terrible hvdrla
known as diease, witli what surprising snc
ces« many who were the serpent's coiis will
testify. Olten has the powerless victim been
snatched from the open jaws of the destroyer.
In smiting the heads ol this monster Mrs.
Pink iam's Vegetable O.mipound is tar more
efficacions than the processes of potential and
actual cautery.
New Brunswick's ex-county collector is
missing, and so is $3M,uoo.
Skinvt
Men—"W,-lis' Health lt."aewer" restores
health aud vigor, cures dyspppsiii impotence. $1.
The president is expected at Newport
July 10. _____
Wbiuhtsvillk, Pa.—It-v. Elijah Wilson
sa\Ts: ''Brown's Iron Hitlers have perma
nentiv enred me of chills and fever."
The Ohio wheat estimate is 23,300,0r
bushels, or 57 per cent of an average crop.
From China to Peru and hack again a thou
sand times in a night, will the mind of the
nervous sufferer travel, while blessed sleep
forsakes his eyes, lie can enjoy sweet rest by
the use of Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamo
mile I'll
la. Bold by all druggists.
Mendel l'osenbergs r's trunk factory in
Cincinna'i was burned. Lo s, $fo,O00.
IltltlTATION, intfani'
Complain to. cured by
at:'.r.. al:
Kmiu'V
and I'rinarr
"Hii.- hi l'aili.i." $1.
The assessed valuation ot New York city
is $1,079,130,669, an increase in the year of
$43,200,765.
Fayettkvili.e, Akk. Itev. T. J. Reiliy
says: "1 used Brown's Iron Bitters far indi
gestion aud chills with entire satisfaction."
1 1
The mercury was 102 deg. in the shade at
St. Cloud on the 2nd—:lie hottest day for
for years.
In tlieCouniry all Summer.
The man who takes nis family into thecoun
try for the summer should remember that he
will save his children a great deal of pain and
himself a large amount of money in doctors'
bills, if he is thoughtful enough to carry a
supply of Perry Davis' Pain Killer. The med
icine is a standard specilic for all cases of
cramps, colic, cholera morbus, diarrhusa, or
dysentery.
Paris' great statue of the Republic, to be
unveiled July 14, has been «afely removed
to its site on the Rue I.)u Chateau.
Don't die
in tho h^u^e. !.
out rats, mice. a:»*s. r-a,-lK, !»•.! 1
Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown, fifty cents.
UUJH AUTHORITY.
Dr. W. E.Sc.tt, president of the College of
Physicians. Montreal, writes: "I bave recom
mended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as the
best preparation used for debility, indiges
tion. dyspepsia, fever, ague, and loss of appe
tite,. (Take no other.
1 nf rirucwiata
ally.
FROM WILMER 1SRINTON. M. D., BALTIMORE.
"I have used Colden 3 Liquid Beef Tonic in
my practice, and have been much gratiried
with the result. As a tonic in all cases ol de
bility, weakness, anannia. chlorosis, etc., etc.
it cannot be surpassed." (Remember the
name, Colden'.--—take no other.) Of diug
grsts.
We recommend Wise's Axle Grease.
"H •W i"r at home Sample* worth SS tr«%
AI.'.J**1* Snso'JM & Co.. Po-timd. Maine.
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Weli Boring and Rock Dr. -ng Machine
la Very Profitable
$25 tl$40
A. DAY
Often Made!
achines Made to Run by Horse,
Hiind or Svaa Power. fi. yJcRlrK i
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mJj?* '5 a
Sand forCata!-iv.ie Address
l.OOMiS & KYMAN, TiFFiN, OHIO.
PI bU S CUR E
•MIS VNIlt AU (LSI FAIlt.
Beai Cough Syrup. Taatee good.
Oae in time. Sold by druggiat*
PTION.
FERRY DAVIS'
Paia-Eiller
U S
n lUt." Clear*
HIT". 1*C.
To Country Belles.
Veils and sunshades cannot prevent the
summer sun from embrowning your com
plexions but Glenn's Sulphur \S,»ap will
speedily restore if duly applied according to
directions. Nothing can be more natural
than the soft velvet texture it imparts to the
sk:n. Sold by druggists and tancy goods
dealers.
A SAFE AND SUff
REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Cramps,
Diarrhoea,
U i i
Dysentery.
Sprains
AKD
Bruises,
Burns
AND
Scalds
Toothache
JlND
Headacf-
For Sale by ^11 Druggists.
E E O A N
I e o i o- 1 .
Oris, whi rm «-n I h«- »11 list ii 111 otllir
Laii)(l, cipectoriitri the anld ltinttci
th 11 r• ,i j. ot 111 the 1111 'iii hl.vl r,
a 1 n.« a
•oollilii^ -natliK, wip. rdicvti tlte Ir
ritation th'it omiM'i the r.ficli. It i lrnuitl
the I lines of al I impurities. HtriiKtheui,
Uitinwliru rufi e'ilril by di^cast-. 1111i^or
Bten the Ciu'ulritKiti i't the ti• i, :.
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d» iik« rou nefflect
them. A |i]ily lie rriiK-dy jM I A
testut tw.'sity 1 irs w.iri-Hir- th.- a 1 1. 'hat
n o e e y i a i e v e e e n I i a e a a
PROMPT IN II* .-TIE.-* HS TUTJ S EXPECTORANT.
4 siiifflc dose ralne* the |hl.^in. .ne«
intl itiriKitiori. H'nl im ii-.- »».••• i». t!.- n-imt
obstinate oni(.'h A pi en sunt card ial, cliil
dren take it readily. Kir 4':up it la
Invaluable nn.l bihhhi! ev-' 1 .tm!y.
In a.V.nnil i»l
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fCT DIRECTLY ON ihe LiVER.
u n i a n i I -r v i i i a
Sick II radni'lie, Itilions folic, on^4ipo
tion. llheumHtiam, 1'llea, I'nipstation ot
e e a i i i i e o i i v e a n
Female Irre^iilHritiex. It' j. tint "let.
•ery 1," 11 finple pill at l-'i-'imo st.ii.uiates the
•to'U'ich, t-«..ri'stl ippfTf/nii'inriMii' -i tothi
•yst.fin. Prlee. U5r. :{,"i Wiin*y *t.,lV.T,
•sr WRITE FOR TUTT'S MAR'J&L ?REE.-Ea_
A WT.FK. $12 (lay »t bomc «uilly made Oo«v
ly outlit free. Addre«» Tbuk *C).. Anjfu«t»» Ma
U who want Corns, Bunions. Warts, etc., en rod
send :i-cent htaint), anJ addrtius toD. F. W ALTER.
AD«iti)wii. Pa
INKOUMAMON
RE(i tllDINr, IKNVEB
and thf W TaIUUiNATF. F1ELUS (F OTX)RA
IX sent e. Addrcan, A. C. FISK, U«mver, Col.
AgentsvamI'ubli'hi:th
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per c#ut. N.tti-u.'it .'
afid t:ist.««t fell
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"THE BEST IS CHEAPEST."
ENGINES, TURCQUCRQ SAW-MILLS,
61
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Horsepowers
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luv?rHutiert
i rmiphlei
•Jr 5jo.toli.-id. Mia
E U A I O N A
ISS3. The NEW tl.r\l» t« of the 188a.
CONSERVATORY of MUSIO
Beautifully lllup.trnteil 04 SE!\'T KRKE ta
rourwUaad numtoal frl»nd«. S.-n an a-ldrenea
o K. TOt'RJKK. F?ankVnS.| 15.,*f Mass.
Thf LargfiC and best appointed Mwtic,. Littrnry and
iri Scn»ul,ami IION K/ur yvt*ng huiiet, in Hit world.
This Improved SINGER
Only #!!, with !8(» worth
AlTAiUMKNl S Fll!
Warranted U^li'-rurnnns, h«Ul
some and ilurai)!"'. Sent on 10
day»' tnai.
AI.EX. STKWART,
SMO Nu-.'liot AV®„
Minnkai'iii.is, Minn.
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
•eat In tha World. Oct tha caaalna.
BOBBIH
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WHI
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SEWING MACHINE!
If. W. N. U No. 2g.
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saw their advertisement in this paper.