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^ouJ OF OVER-EXERTION.
!,n
?Mh,
U|,
,!
1
Ian Becomes Weaker
and Then Recovers
Strength.
le
that'-
tlior
Observer.
S'
i of rowing giant# and ath
e physical development is
MV
-a
nd'.
than ever before since the
.email games. A man who
g&i
lents of physical power is
more than in the days o(
jossiblv because there are
is of well-develop ad man*
i. An emmiss&ry of this
er xnagnifmmt specimen of
Ci,
a few days since in the
Sa
P" A. W. McNames, of Wat
u evfrv
ascles, which showed un-
»ment, were us herd as
request the writer sought
in the arms or le^, but
y impossible. A reali/..i
meant by an iron man was
nifest.
ilways been so stalwart an
1 the news gatherer,
y moans./' was the reply,
ng man 1 was always strong
1 lelt that I could aecotn
». This feeling so took pos
on one occasion that 1 at
ta box which four men
ssibie to move. I succeed
it on the wagon, but in two
that time I was unconscious
so for hours and when
":,,i Piv
the
eit
''per,
-f'Te. ].
I'l'c.VtrH
,.a\,,
1
!i«-4
aluaj
-H'le:is
er s
ri^ht
iv
-'ill",
"dn.l ,,jj
to k.
V
omciousness 1 vomited a
t0
f'fi of blood. Froi:» ih \t day
-r w weak and si, !y. I }.
tei had suflWed some internal
iM** perienced a general debili
*!J: med similar to the rtleetH
i. ri.-tv.iX malaria. My bii. k was very
•iti
•iriiw,
•r strh
ma!.*.
Mi no appetite, and at- times
eift My lips were parched and
riti head felt as tJioi.-_'h it were
"'•s. at the top and it pained
le intense!?. In six weeks
Uiike
r.s, iiit.
'•I'.-irf
ci
l«*r.
Hen away from pounds
70. I was in a !:..••••
/fite j. I was corapleti
l1 Hi^v,
my in'-l the doctors say .i mi y. u.
•7 wm 'verything. I n-ulted u
different phypii-i.tti.*. They
-ne and none di.l me any
'e Prin^iat time 1 was -utVering iu
t|
i( s
.ould not sit up) i.:ht but was
sv
„ft in a cramped, ur:easv po
compelled to ur.nate every
e
and passed over three quarts
•rs .J!
was not living wa.~
•r marl-:
Album* #t
!t
(how well I remember
1 put the child 11 u all in bed
3eling came over me that i
but a ve»y fihur: time. Mv
Arka jalkeil matters ail over and I
rijtrrici,
4
nlitest directions as to what
ant t•*I,- .*• do after was L-uie. I was
ir.' hty condition by any means
o n e a v i n o w u i n i a y u
•. me good bye raying i:e never
a
jjeeme again, fur 1 wasutTer-
Mirh'v J^t'sdist asi'yt t} kidneys in
-l
"s. Within the ue\t fewdays
jlwentv friends came to bid
le. Among the number was
j.j,., 'Clark. lie asked me what
r' ,v! 'in the way of medicines. I
it In-'' reconinifiidi'd a re-
•'nrr.it Within :hr
art t-vi-r
'ie» ir"
Jiich I had heard mucii. but
.V'w,', V'',r I was very sia'piical. If
'V *..
111
element of power it cor*
picking in my i-ase."
trie 'i-|
0U
^,(1
not trv
11,1
,,,r
1
0M
id
the
_"'
jontrary, I did ti\ it and «.
t'» seemed to iro'to just tin
hef
fd, it was the most palatable
louth for
1 taken into
it
*":in- _jrelished it."
.. .Ti it cure von?"
I union
ft8 5fit di(i?
e i.s iii' leed. What wn it'.'
tl»' w •jf' ^®fe Cure."
ali ,1
etfl
ry .medicine!"
tc w rk
fe. What of that'.' I suppose
i)»8 a great a prejudice against
medicines ts any one could
fn I was studying medicine
|)or, Michigan, I used to vow
Jst of the CI.'INS that we coiild
|ch remedies at all times.
ftan comes .!o\vn to the last
.JBrer, and bids his wi'o and
4bye,such igoted jirejudices
1 vanish, I can assure vou and
that oari cure is gladly we!-
arc
rnnit
rv
ct da ti
ri.-li! '",
akt'. i
nils Hi
•tt'r.i
•ii»eraK-
Di have you been since then?"
s ty i_o better than be!..re."
itil exert your Strength','"
1 u I o n o o v e e e
y. My strength is increasing
,and my hea.iii is number n» e.
,|,Till It my life wm saved bv War
(|,^Jure, and 1 oelieve it is the
stae that was ever eompound
eliemist or physician. I am
y^octors sh. ild sneer at me
'e a
i"K
lnv-i
a di.i
Matement if:hey choose, but
its trui .-j, and am pre
ii|nd by it."
*fe experii vce should he of
940 all who ire suffering. It
deceptive nature of this terri
fi that a]] symptoms are com
lllu that there is hut one way
it can be absolutely, avoided.
i in:
to
K:
it.
nnrr
inei
1131'-'
slltti''
tut"
lay
[i &
rts,
Moral from Japan.
fM once a great prince of Jap-
in enmity with several mi
M. And he ast dice with them
be point whether they or he
mmit hari kari. The cast went
linBt him, and the winners
,wn
W.I'
till'
1 to
set)!
to I
nuK
hi
ml
havr
Bee him call instantly for the
•. take himself out of the way in
.fttuon. But thev imagined a
i. The great, prince was not
0 make his exit, and he was
loath to L'o, leaving his ene
ind him. Instead of paying the
U'
S»t of honor and nature at a
i cam* forward with a proposi
tantleman,' he said, "this is
QMe for knives all round. I
y Ufe to you and it is lost. Now
', the forfeit. am ready to kill
*ovided vou w ill join me, in the
l.
len
1
noi.'
ler
A
svr.
-an-'1
npa':
,f
And lo! while he was
i behind him and
a the floor. The
that some people
is time to go, and
'Wpatfeh,
•word cir
i rolled n
the itory i-
iin^[*ow when it
to be t*ug
rati
•lort on il.e morning of the
SS» Wis r:a.:. by two men to
ff?*
9 0
L®°"'' bigelow at Grove
p' mm burglars tried both
windows and the door, when Mr. Bigelow
fired five shot« from his revolver, which i
caused the would-be robber? to run.
Sayiugs ot Faiuotis Women
The young and beautiful Madame
d'Uoudedot, bein^ asked of what she
was dreaming, when found, during her
last illness, in a pensive mood, replied:
"I am regretting myself!"
Said Catherine of Aragon, "I would
rather be a or beggar's wife and be
sure of heaven, than queen of all flit
world and stand in doubt thereof by
reason of my ow n consent.
"We shall POOH say our prayers in
French,"' said Catnerine de Medici,whei
the Hugenots, who ronducted tlieir ser
vices in vhe vernacular, were reported
to be gaining the uppei JI.H. I during the
minority of Cuarles iX.
When Speaker Croke alluded, in 1001,
to the Armada having been driven off
"by the mighty arm of our dear and sa
cred queen," Kii/.abeth interrupted him:
"No. Mr. Speaker, but by the mighty
hand of Ciod.
When Suwarrow informed Catharine
II. of the capture of Prague in 1794, by
writing, "Hurrah i'nune! SnA-arrow!''
the Kmprcss prmiiuted him in equally
concise terms: "llravu! Field-marshal!
Catherine!'
Seeing tl. i" .f I'ci.-i.i over
Austria in threatened to destroy tht
pre.-tige France, tin: Iv'.ipres- Ivigenie
exclaimed, poiiiting to the- i'rince Irn
perial: That child will never reign, if
nothing be doue pi etlai-e Sad-'wa."
Of Madame de la Suze, who bet:ame a
^athulic, because her husband, from
whom she had separated, was a Hugue
not. Queer. Christina has remarked,
"She has separated herself from her
husband that .-tie may see him neither
in this world nor in the ne:
It is related of the lucl.- if Bur
gundy, that she asked Louis I V. and
Madame de Maintenuri, why in Knglanc
queens governed better than kings, aue
ausweied the question herself: Mo
ralise under kins.'- it is the woman w.'i
govern, and men under queens."
When Maria Theresa was asked,
shortly before her death, to take a sleep
ing-portion, she repMcd: "I could sleep
hut I must not. I'eat his too near he.
oust not steal upon me these li'teen
year"' '-'inre b. I dentb h-tve
•Imen ?.,r i WJi meet hm
il With
uis XIV., on his death-lied, ex
-sed the liope to Madame de Mai
o won, that they should soon meet again.
he made him no answer, but exclaimed,
as if unconsciously. when she left the
apartment: "A pretty rendezvous le
has driven me! Hie man has never
loved anv but himself."
\ot a drink not yohf a har-room, but. a
reliable, non-alcoholic tonic medicine, use
ful at all time* and ali s asox-iH, is Brown"?
Iron Hitters.
Kdwanl Spencer, a I'.altimore journalist
and writer, is dead.
nssY MEN "Well.-' Ilcaltli rector.
h'rtlth iui.l *in-r. «uiv (iv-pi'ii.-via. iiiu'"t..-noe. $1.
Reports of Mmnesoia ani Dakota iri-i
are quite encouraginif.
Mrs. I.ydia K. I'inkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a most valuable modi nne for ladies
ot ail ages who may be atllieted with any
torm of diseas- peculiar to the wx. Her
remedies are not only put up in liquid form*
but in Fills and LozeutreBin which rorni.-(t?i y
are securely sent through the mails.
Four dwellings and stores at Shenandoah,
I'a. was burned recently $2.",(XX).
WALTKiiKouo, S. ('.- Ir. J. M. Kliensavs:
"Brown's Iron Hitters liave given univer-a!
satisfaction."
The Bayfield branch of theOiuahawi
be opet. to Ashlaiid tlie inst.
'Uer.-.N ON !UI«." I ar* mil nits, mi,, T! B,
bt'tl-I'tit-'', .HI!-', num. chivrauukH. 1.,-.
file hay crop ot Iktu county promia'S
to be the iarge-M ever known there.
The unplea-Mut appp irAuce of even the
iimst atni«!l« ami intelligent face, when »v
ered with surface irritations as f-ont tetter
pmiplt-s, ire /eiiia •nn tic dissolved naiurrii'Iy
i y 1'r. Benson's I ure, an excellent toilet
dressing. It cur.-s_d,t
:i
tONVKi.s, Dr. W. H. Lee say
"Brown's Iron Hitters is a ^i»id medicine an
many are using it in this place,"
The losses in Klgin and viinit.v foot it.
,f.ri7,.'s,=. llt'b^.'.Ming has already begun
"IV. ill'
ft l.v Qturk. ri'inp
inp Kidney and I rotary niseiiM'* *1.
Astonishing Results.
Hoioer and I'iato bjth said of the
ancient
Egyptians- that they were a nation of physi
cians, ytt history ha9 no record of the dis
covery by them of any such peerless com
pound as Allen's Iron Tonic Bit ers, which
is the best renie iy extant for Iv -pepsia, Sick
Headache, Liss of Appetite, and general de
pression of the ii ind and system. 0 e tot
tie shows astoivshing results. All ne
bear the signature of J. P. A'len, Si 1 aui
Minn.
I would recommend E y's Cream Bahu-o
any one having Catarrh or Catarrh Asthma.
I have suffered for tlie Inst tive years so I
could not iiedown for weeks a at time. Since
I have been nsinr the Balm 1 can lie down
and rest nicely. I thank God that you ever
invented such a medicine.—Frank P. Bur
leigh, Farniingtou, N. H.
Lyon's Patent Metallic H"el Stilfeners keep
new boots and slices (rein running over. Sold
by shoe and hardware dea-vrs.
Allan's Jiraiii F.ici! extract strengthens
the Brain and ut.-iuv«:y eiucs Xervon* JeWlit}*.
Ncrvousii.'ss. lTi »il:ich.-, uuna:iiral and all
vt-.ikn. -1-.,f (leiii'ra'r.-c Svh'i-iti it never fails. £1
pks.' f,.-r At di ncjis's, ur 1y mail from Al
len'a 1'iiiinti.u-y, air. r.r.t Ate.. N". V.
Mm Only.
'i i V •.»• 2e't "i.i., ?dailiaii. will send
I'r. 1 Cell lira*od K! ri.•(.-Vcluie Belts aud
Electric AMhanwson ti fur thirty dats to ai»n
tyuUDtf i-r 'ild) whtmri- afHi.'ti»dwi'}t nervous del'ility,
lost vilaiiiy am! kii.dml (rouhlfs, gwarunteeiu®
•peedv and c«auilete rcHtrut.lon of lif-a.ii it t!,.l
niar.ly Ad in- a- .:'"VP. N. I'..—No riili
1B incurred, tniiiY 'iuys' t»i *I is aHowsd.
JMciismanS I*«• it111 /rd Tiiijic, tlie on!v
l^Mrafi'ii (mi n.iii ,] nutrilUxtn
1 i' nians 1,1. i*i/, u, u'fUc a
tintf au.i hfi-gn-tuii,iii.j 11 mvnl'.i.ibl.j :-.r
Jnili^rslh.ii, !).,(„•! sin. .« i'f:--t!anoti. ar-il
al! nf l'i nc'd! d.-hlHtv a! all eiiteeli'*-d
:•!,ti- 'H.-, u 11» 1h tiii. r.'nlt of \l:aii*'jo' nervous
tif.f.iration, r-viM'tt'irk, i*r »rul.' di.-i rt-f-. iiarfn uUrly
if re--?ilt)!i .* psittii.•),»•• i-.itniiliiints. Ca»wK! i,
Iiaai-:i. A Co., l' ., i i, New ^..rlr. by
Druggists.
Wise's Axie Greasi- never gums.
Theo has told a Paris newspiper re
porter that the Nc.w York journalists
and eritie- are very jrivial, verv blight
and very ehi^ feu I they all Hoorn verv
fond of We.sk
3
Ctll8RATiU
3
•YTOWACH
YoI MIA"
i'urt.', alt aiiuoj
The free book system for the puhM
schools of Brooklyn will go into effect o
.Tan. 1.
Perry Pav's' Bam Killer is an exoellem
regulator of the stomach and bowels, and
should always' be kept on hand, especially
at this f,»iison of the year, when so many
s'dfer from bowel complaints. There f
notiiing sw quicK to relieve in attack? o!
cholerH.
The New Hiiiuishire legisiatiire has
passed a bill prohibiting the sale of toy pis
tols.
WKI.LS' NS I'HIINO- 1 S.\ "Ask for it
t'( iniiletc. pcrniiiiifiit curf. ('"rns. warts, bunion-.
We recommend Y» i-( ie Grease.
WhyTnuclcrsArc All Liars,
The reason why travelers are all liar.-
is easily found out, and is far from the
most evil trait of 1 he human nature.
The practice is largest in the tourists or
travelers for pleasure and culture. The
traveler's tale is ot ^Hdits he has seen,
which the bearer has not seen. He has
an amiable desire to feed the bearer's
wonder. Also, the more lie magnifies
the things of travel the more he inabili
ties his own advantages ot luxurv and
culture which the rest have not enjoyed.
Thus the exaggeration of the_ things he
has seen is a -direct exaltation of Ids
own superiorly, which his modesty
wouldn't pronnt: by direct seif-assertion.
The more wonderful the things he tells
the greater hero th-s teller, lhus, in
the order of'human nature, travelers are
all liars—Letter in Cincinnati Commer
cial Gazette.
Atlanta people own at least twenty
silver mines in Mexico, all believe to
be verv productive.
I'.lSfl'ttP!-* Stomach
iili-rs. l.y
Ui J.I..WI-.
'I'-nrikr tin
O Y E A
1
Uc
OF
dr:iH ot the scalp.
Blue Earth county iscougratulatintr :t
on losing little grain hy ti,p storm.
I ,n*R ii hrre a?
VAi Z iiVi: Vi.
FREE!
Jin»«svul!, \\u.
BY RETURN MAIL- fr.:i des-ripUon of
'1,•
A
N'ltt I System of
D.W.Moody & Co. 31 W.9th,('i mini sat ,»
-i.-.'Kni-r i-e iiivpstm-iilr- with hwrlj nit'st,
JM K--/ ,M .. Maiv.ni N M«x
(1 wMk tn your own totm. Tern* »nd outai
(re*. AddrMM 11. UALLKIT& Co.. 1'ortUud,
3G
mi Horplil.!* M»!Ue.ir*d let 1«
*ops».T (111 ur*4.
ii Kib, ufciiu
v t: 'J*. J. t»» jkj'.
lU'lKiTKS
1"'-,.
st i!1 t,1? s
IH.H11II,,
f-r
PERRY DAVIS*
Pain-Killer
JS
UMR-SS, 1m lii.-v and
HFTUIIII) aihu«'tits,
ltiVJil and
11 HtVOOlK a s-.n-dc
•*D— ana tift i .a:.-i
ia! J.-W! s. 1, '.L
Ii
1'1vii all tr ic.-«
... 1 I
in
PATENTS
i.i
KN la 1 S
,. c.\l KI Mil.
Wriu- ratalOk-u.! Nu. 3 0.
I AI 11.8 OH yol'NVt MKN" in it v or.oomjtry to tat-:*
ij tnce. lu'lit ar.d lOivisant \vrl a( tl-ftiroun }u.ni—
$1' tn $II din' CIIMJ.V itild.».iu:v!y inane wurk trx
mail no t'iinvasauiC no st un|! for r.iiijv. |»!,.a«u a i',
u- !.. M.e. I'- ... T.T.
WOMAN CAN HEALTH OF Wu
(SVWPATHiZE
RACE
WOMAK.^5
'/If
LYP1A E. PINKHAIVL'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
A Sore Care for all FG.MALK WEAK*
NK.SSES, iDclndlnff Leacorrhnp®, Ir.
reiralar and Painful Itfenatrnatlon*
lnflnnimntlon and I'trornllon of
Cbe Womb, Flooding, PKO«
LAPSUS* UTERI, Arc.
P$TFlftMDt to the tnet», and Immediate
In 1U effect. It la a gfroat hrl In VTt&xttncT, «jad M»
liaves pain daring l&bor and at ni£Ula.r period*.
F11VSU U58 MI IT AND PRESCRIBE IT rtiEELT.
HTFob 4JI. WbaKSTESSM of the genrratWa orjaiia
ef either «ex, it la second lo no reumij that hit* erer
been tofore the public i and for all discus* of th*
KIDNKTS it is tho Oreate-il turned]/ in th4 World.
lafKIUNEY f«.V uAINTSof Either Sex
Find U ulief la Ila Uee.
T.TDI K E. MK'INM'N HMOU prmrrtni
Will f-iKhrBO- .'v.-ry vofil I If* of lluinoia fruni the
B1 At tlir sami- t.iri" wil! give U nn ard «t "ntrth to
THEFT/TTTYIII. AAUIIU-VELL'.V IN RESULTAA* TLIO COTIIPOUND.
(VBoth the
Compound and Elood Purifier are pre
pared at 233 and 235 Western Avenue, I.ynn, Mas*.
Price of either, $1. Bix bottles for S. The Compound
I* sei.t by mall In the form of pill*, or of lowiigen, on
receipt of price, |1
per box for either. Mrs. Hnkham
fcwe 1/ answers all iutt.'re of Inqi'lry. Enoloee S uent
•ta.inp. £»ud for pwaphlft. Mentis (hit I'aper.
MTl.TMi B. T,mc» ni.t.i rure Coiutlp*
fr'.. arid Torpidity of th» U»i-r. U cent*.
Jbr*H«14 br «il Drn«Utt."®l CE
A SAFE AND SUH£
REMEDY FOM
Rheumatism
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HOW IT THROBS,
I A N S E E
Cn.C.i^'. & £TW SON'S
CELERY &
CHAMOMILE P!L LS.'l
S.HC PBFOAtft .• Ci,n£ /JH'
mi: h.il HEADACHE°rAt--
NEURALGIA. NERVOUSNESStjPf
DYSPEPSIA. Afc
^22.
fit.
CRY azx.
Neuralgia,
*9-
.(
V
Cramps,
Choiera,
Diarrhoea,
Sprains
ANT)
Bruises,
"U*
F-'^.
Burns
Sf
AND
$8 i'5'l
Vf I K .' .'yi
((S
Scalds.
1
"d Toottiacfte
3 n
Headcoht
For u!e by all Druggists.
e E O N
t. rismrmammMmmzHexammmm
II nf.n
%.'
v, '/.i .i |nnnmu thf iuli tniii'i of he
I.unpH, «i|ii ctm iitci tlir ai ld matter
tr i:i jj. i- i ii.s
•oollkliii coulini n r«- i
if the I r-
Hit! Utii Ii...i wii.Mi ti.e ffcli. It rlraniM
tlir I ti ncs of a 11 i mp ii nt
le *. st i n
gt hen*
tu- in wlim ci»fi'c iIc«I by tlN«-ane-. uivigoi
ti t! f.i .-ul-itiuii .1 tLe I-Uk'.J, iii ,i I races the
ii,. roltis often end 111
COIINII in fttloii. It ik «1» ii ii n«*£lc rt
tlx-iii. Apply lie i»i«- «ly j»»n in jit 1 y. A
S.*w.^*rv y. ,v. w.iri-u.-- i i i. tl.nl
no r-IIit'lly Iih brr n fi II ml tin I*
ri
1-1 r,. tie- •,... TUTT S EXPECTORANT.
A HI iiyl (I one raise* ili« jili I i in .: ..-.f*
1: in :!I itii.n. ,.i 11 uIf -.-'.' t:.nst
ol»(fma*vr ci.'iph. A plfnsunt c«»i-«liiil flill
dtrn take it rrndily. For inup it
l»i\ i»lnullf ii ..I Bi.ouni in everv f. iuily.
in 'j~t .unit i r,. u i w.
U S
I S
••KKHWMMlim
ACT DIRECTLY OH E Li VJ£R.
UM 4 liilln ninl I i-VI r, f.l) fi|ii'|.i,ta,
Sick I!•'.'I"i lli UIHiuu OIM OIIHI|I.I
tiuii. Illien mnlNm. riln, I'II1pit nioi of
tht Ilt iirl, liu/iiu vi, Turpiil I.lver. Hiitl
I'liniili! I rrf «^ii I
II
ii Ir x. If vim uo not "feel
Tety we'-l," n snii.-i- i's:i ut lif.!-um? ftiuiulatPB tin.'
It-fimncJi, i "siurcx tite.irn vigi.i tothe
IVHti".•. I'l iiT, !i5r. {ri Itlurmv Mm 1V.Y.
W-WRITE FOR TUTT'S MANUAL FREE."®*
NO PAITM", NO FFTY:
If. S. tSr A, I', I. \,
latent
A!tonirrs, na-'«.n, 1. f•
,, ... .i a. t..,iui anil liaiitl on I'A 1 i..N is &K.S"T FIIK*.
AIIUK.M A» II VMC Af/cOT.r/rtii:. ih«
treat li !i,,r i ..
i-b.K.l. K'
i:
I h. S. I»A i I.L V..M.I
Lndy Agents?
LI ft as
•Ut -M-i. S fi{ Kur
LaFIEUS" FRENCH MOUSTACHE Vi
a beard oa the smomaen face in 20
tuim
THE HOPE 0
CiH(I
YOUNG MEN I
you waut to become
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS,
An-! !:a.:ri.»il Acents. and be rer'am of a t.-.*ltion,
atU'ii I the Akihh an
SCHOOL
MUSTANG
Survival of the Fittest.
V F1MILT MEDICINE THAI HAS fi£ALKB|
MILLIONS DIRIVG 35 TEARS!
HALM FOR EVEItV WOUND
MAN AM) BEAST
THEOLDEST&BESTLINIMENT
i:v.
S ALES LARGER THAN EVER.
ie Mexican Unstantr T.ininient 1
n known i'i iiio.-i' than thirty-fiv
rs us tho li•* oi" ail l.iniini'nt®, l.
.i a ft 1 I's Fa I'H to o
er «jiitn ever. It. a res wn«n
•jr« fit I, an-i jn'netrsit«'s skin, i
i nm-' te, to ti very l/ync. fc.
r,'w!:crf!
Advertising Chetats
"It has become so common to write the be
ginning of an article, in an elegant, interest
ing manner,
"Then run it into so
cue advert isemest that
we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention to the merits
of Hop Hitters in as plain, hones! term* as
possible,
i 'To induce people
I "To give them one trial, which so proves
i their value that they will never use anything
I els«i."
"THE I!kmI.i v ,J favorably noticed :n all
the Papers,
"lit-iiginus ami secular, is
'•Having a iarge sale, and is }-!.".H5iting
ail other medicines.
"There Is no denying tlie virtues ot the
Hop plant, and the proprietors ot Hop Bit
ters have shown great shrewdness
"And ability
"In compounding a medicine whose vir
tues are so palpable to every one's observa
tion.
I)ul She Die?
"Nu:
"8be lingered and suffered a»ong, p:
away all the time for yearp,"
"The doctors doing her uo good
"And at last was cured by thisiii 1.
ters the papers say so much about."
"Ir.deedl Indeed!"
"How tkankiul we should be fc.r tim:
medicine.''
A liauKhtfr's Misery.
"Eli ven years oi" daughter suffered u
beti o: misery.
"From a complication of kidney, liver
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
Under the care of the best physiria
Who gave her disease various aa
"But n» relief,
"And now she is restored to us in coot!
health by as iimp!e a remedy as Hup Bit
ters, thai we had shunned lor years hefun
using it."—Tun PAKKNTM.
F'ailier is «rtting Well.
"Mv daughters sav:
"H i\v much better father is sinceh- --d
Hop Hitters."
"He is gettini.' vceli after iris long sufler
inf lrom a diffuse declared incurable"
"Ann wc sire glad thai w»- used your
1'iiittrs." A I.MIY ot I'tica, N. V.
$r
A WKKK. $r_'* Itay*t Home ewtily made. Oa»»
!y outi fr«e Art ires»TBC* & Oo, Annuel*.
TO 20 per day *t horae. 8*rop'es wnrth *S fre*»
Address SIISMIN 4 Co.. I'orUnnl M*me
0 ritK'|' Iti-- 'or I Vp«v or Fits in 24 hon«*. Pre*
C? to 1'nr r. 1
i-. Krusi', 14 Arcciia!
1 (JI ATS WANTK1) for tin* t.csi
/V Pictorial Ili-uV-v ana Httili-s. lTn*r* i AJ
l*r i-eut. Nati.mul rul:itua( «.«».. :i.
THE
LOOMiS
i UTII. a l
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nnimwfpfrMi
.t «rr .fvinrtri
|nr«n Oty
?oi-t»vr»s
ciw
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lit/ Kiutieuili'i'('u.,Cu.ciuuU)
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THE BEST IS CHEAPEST."
THRESHERS c™!
Horsffoffprs
to nl
fcti'i i'l it-pjs
it Vtl-ifi.
A'-
AGENTS WANTED vT'r..RJ nit
tint: Kachltif Ji:v«-».t»-,!. Will ki 1 a pair of
kl s in, Ii 1.1.1 a-..., TOBrotutilrlr, lu
It ill ki:it a pn-at vsrji v »f fancv-
w f.-rwhj.-h t!i"-i' is Mwats* "-ni'v Sew!
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11 i (Iff
Mwlilni' i 'o. ica i'i :I,,.nt fctrict. ii.-si. ii. A.I.M.
FEVER
st.
i
OLDEST MEI)I('1K 1.1 THE WOHIJD. IS
probably Dr. ISAAC THU-MPSOM'S C'BLHBKaT&D
EVK W.V11.B. TliJi krUcle 1* a r»refu!!y pretifcre#
phyMrian'* pre*, r-.pu.m aiiil has lien-a In coi.itaiil
cw f' nearly a century, and notw th**ai, 1 :na tint
mauy other preparatiois* tbat have been ur.rcdnoeil
into tl.f aiarlifl, tlie Hale c.f tW« *rtlrlfl 1* ooD»tauuj
iBi-reMlnK. if t},* du»*oUon* are followed. It win
uevrr fall. We partirularly invite the alters
on qg
pby*lc an« to It* mnriu.
JOHN L. THOMJ'SON, SOIVS A CO.
$25 to $40
J\. I-5./VY
Often MadsS
mar-lim.- :..r «(,, rfi-n:n)r oar
.i-id ii Ct„ Dui'by l.iin.% Vt.
Troy,
Boring wens ^yjyr*
We!! Orr!g and ha
la Very Prrf't it'le
•tac»Jne* Kade to R\ r. by Hortt
Hdti 1 or fit• (iiu l'ower.
Bond for CutiiV (r.T. Ad'lrpi"*
O
The rit'Yr.R?'OT-:rr i- l?»
iel Aiun li and S*/]i*., i .ich
N •:»r: '21') |lanes, 8A 11J
n iu's, uit.li ti\ir
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ire p.
tiler v. (Jives
6al-_ to d'Mtniacr? un all ir
HAY-EEVER
rnoimalcd fcrcoM
of IFMHIUI I.i M.vi-
ifion. Wis. he only School in the I'lHtf-.l Mate*
Teii gra ihy ia thoroughly taimht, and th" sitf
dent the advantatre of i'rai tl.e on
Mam line Wire*. GOOD POSITION'S QuatanteuI
I. !t 1,"
,,(
'ds
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to (iriicr, ami gives exin e.st of every
thing you use, eat, drink', wear, or have
fun with, 'i'he^e invaluable b'.ok^ con
tain information gleaned from tli.j mar
kets .f the world. We will mail a copv
Free to any address upon re.-eipt of the
Vottaire-—7 cents. Let us lu-ar lruni you.
i: -:.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
A (tH M»br.*b Atttiue, Jii.»
e
.,, 1U.
I was tri '.ild- -i from li-.vh..4
with ('ut.irih ami liay-Fe.vt^
utanif-il ii,.-i!i«-nt
ATA RRH
ami ni:v«:r i
ri'he! until i l.'j'.-CreatB
ha in J: un 1 tn 1 n leu
j..\KK, Nfw IlruB»wii-k. N". J.
I
Having teen atHiHed with
1 ay I'Vver foryi'ar.s 1 _:ave lily's
t'n::uu la: in tri»l. i lav? bikl
no atiai k Pitn'e.Hst.jtj jt. JS» It.
Hai i.-I!, I',lit.'r.'ar'l»«iCo,
•, /•//. Miiti.-h I'a.
('iti.AM DAI.M 'will. it ajp»
jilieii by the fiuirer itit .• she not
tnls, lie abMrt.!Mil,
IM.
A lVSl'UVI. Cll.i.
ELY'S
CKEAM 1IALM.
0-
'//(. sy s
«sTectu»lfy::V
inaUHtntr the !»#$#•• piMf-'-ii-'M &ft'
jtarrhal virus", rausit,t healItsty.
m.i-rotiuji». It a'lijiys 3i.Ha.tnm#s
tif.n, iireteetsj ,tl»e ta'-whrafs|
hiiiUKM of the liimd fruiij colaif
'liuilt lrly heals tlx: mir.-haBd
H'Klcies Un' si .s.! and
wiii'.ll. lteueftoial ''ri^ults a,i®
n'.'iii/rd liv a fi".v aiip'i. ationt,
A tlnnHt/li Mtilcure.
ID the head. As-'L*e*l»lf* ti IJM.
Koinl {or circular. 5(1 ei-ni» a tia:-kas e. by mail or at
druj/Kists. 1'LT lino in KBI». Oucvro, N. Y.
as
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