The Canton advocate. [volume], December 12, 1878, Image 3

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The Spinner.
MOM the oernmn or joiunn voss.
1
ifchanced'a ilimTOftnVman e«meTy?"
HU checks with red wen kIowIur o're,
And lauirhter lit hU deep browu eye.
stole a srlunce at him, but. cue,
Tuen bashful sut, und spun, and spun.
"Qood raorui"),'}"
H« fondly said, ''Sweet maiilen mine I"
While e'en his eves to speak ln\irun
I bashful sat and spun, und spun.
ulg handsome face approached the Hume
0( my hot cheeks of burning red
Then our two heads together came
As I stooped down to sunk a thread.
Ah! then he kissed me. When 'twas done
I bashful sat, and spun, and spun.
Sharply I chide his forwardness
But he grew bold and free Mie more.
He dared round me his arm to press,
And kissed, and kissed me o'er and o'er.
01 tell me, sistets, tell me how
Could 1 keepspinn hit—spinning now?
The Little, People.
When is a boy like a bird? When he
his a ravenous appetite.
Johnny was whipped at school for a
iece of mischief done by another toy."
a mispladecl s'tvijeh.
P1erdict,
V.
An old nesrro cook says: "Sa9s i.-i pow
erful good in everything but children,
Dey need some oder kind of dressiuV'
"When is a man a coward?" asked a
teacher oi meutul philoauphy. 'When iie
runs away from a cow," answered a
pupil.
"That bay wiil make bis mark in the
world some any," said, a parent yi his
dullest child. 'So ho "did. He'never
learned to write —Edinburq Herald.
"See, mamma!" exclaimed:* littie one,
as puss, with arching spine and ievtfcil
rudder, struted around the table,
"see! Kitty's cat so much she can't shut
her tail down."
"Oh, mother, I dor^t want to go to
school to-day, I've got such a bad pain
in my head.'' Very well, you shall stay
at homeland tak6 some phasic." "Oh, it
don't matter I'll go. tiion I've got Uie
pain, out it doesn't hurt a bit."
A little git who resides on the hill said
last night, after a strong swallow of cat
nip tea,"and after her parent had vainly
importuned h?r to ta'ce som- more, "No,
lsamma one swallow's ^oorl as some
more."—Kingston, N. Y. Freeman.
A Sunday-school pupil oi" tender ajje
being asked how ho liked the gentleman
who hatt addressed tic school, replied:
"He was a funny man. -lie told about
the handwriting on the wall and said it
was 'Minnie, Minnie, tioklo the parsan:'
"What's the nameol your dog, sonny?''
inquired a man of an urchin who was
leading big Newfoundland by rope.
"Tray, sir," replied the boy. "Ah! I
see," rejoined the man. "Thea he is led
as Tray The boy said he guessed so.
Said a mother to her little son "There!
Your toes' are out of ypur stockings a^ain
seems to me they wear out in a hurry."
Giving a comical leer, he said "D you
know why, stockings wear out first at the
t03Sif"
Ui^0."
"ij^CaUSc tOG3 VvTiggle,
and heals don'tJI
Arthur (who had Been listening with
breathless interest to one of grauo papa's
Bible stories): "And were you in the
ark, giandpa, along o' Noah and the rest
of'em?" Grandpapa (indignantly): No,
sir, certainly not!" Arthur: "Then
how is it you wasn't drowned?"
At a recent Sunday school concert the
superintendent was talking about idols,
when, to ascertain whether the children
were understanding what he was saying,
he asked: CiiiLdten, what is swi idol?'
"Being lazy," was the quick and loud re
sponse.of one of the members bt the juve
nile class.
Scene, not far from fashionable State
street: Little girl to playmate: "Say,
hai your mother got a 'feller?' Second
hopeful: "A feller? Why my mamma's
married. IlovV cam she have a feileH"
First speaker: "Oh, that doesn'c m»ke
any difference. Has your mother got a
feller? Mine has."
A teacher asked one of her class what
was the first line of a piece of poetry
Which described Daniei's feelings on be
ing cast into the lion's den. The young
ster was posed. The teacner said '•Come!
cornel" sharply. Thereat the boy ex
claimed, hurriedly, "I know, Miss it
was
4Good-by,
sweetheart, good-by."
Janet: "Mamma, dear, what time in
the day was I born?" Mamma: "At 2
o'clock in the morning." Jack: "And
what time was I born?" Mamma: "Not
until 8 o'clock." Janet: "Ah, my birth
day in longer than yours, Jack!" Jack:
"What's the use of being born before its
time to get up?"—Punch.
Punch: Juvenile (wRo'has Teeu in tho
habit of fetching rump stwak for au in
valid mother): Mother sent me for two
pound%of the best beefsteak, and please
to cut it tender, 'cause it is for my little
brother that's ill. Butcher (kindly):
Your brotb.ers's a-gettin' of his little ap
petite again, ain't he, young gentleman?
The Sunday-school scholar may still
uncciSltfgtj' loil'omrith the problems in
his catechism, and yet limp on the an
swer to the first question but give him a
fair c^antjeatone session of a circus, and
if he "ctnjt'Siiig the choruses Of all the
clowa% songs and -whistle the air to the
first iSart.^h(Hie£iflt American bred.^-iw/Z
ton Times.
A. Norwich teacher gave one pupil the
subject "Boy" to write upon it was to be
treated in three parts: J. What is it!
8. What is its use? 3. What is it made
of? The lad wrestled hard for a few mo
ments and then wandered up to the
teacher's desk radiaut with enthusiasm
•ad JtflfiVtf Dgi-, "A.' upj i«.
anjiti&I^Hfl ufcefo to carry,ip wood he
is nade of bones."—Norwich Bulletin.
A little miss of eight summers, living
on the hill, was sent to a store on Main
street Saturday to purchase some lace.
After doiug it up the clerk said: "Well
there is oae and a half yards of lace at
ten cents a yard how much does that
come to?" To which the miss pertly re
plied Pmi"not going to tell: I.
naTe to study arithmetic all the rest of
the weak -and I'm not going to bother.
®y head with it Saturday.—Hartford
Timet. ,..
-i :--i' !/.
Ascertain little girl up town h?cdrwith
'0 aunts, one married, wiih a whole lot
of children, and lots of worry and bother,
*°d the other singlo and having quite
ComftctsQ^e tTiiie ©aching rcfcool. The
child*
Metd ay threw her doll aside, and
of profound thought^
Which waa {»terra pt«n at last bv the
question, "Well,
thinking about?''
Si\w
And ere I kndwfL nearer pressed.
trembled so I snapped'my thread
Vv heart beat faster iu mv breast.
fixed the thread that it inifcht run,
Then bashful sat and spun, utid spun,
Gently he piessed and smoothed my hand,
Anu vowed that nerer such as miut
Had fairest lady in the land,
It was so white, so round, so (Ine,
Bynraise my heart wan quickly won
I baihlut sat uuu ^puu, uud spun.
Udoii
royehair he leaned his arm
Bent down to praise th thread so fine,
Hi* mouth so nesir, ivd and warm.
.iWC .it e.rteci.
vj r,iiwiii Xt .AirV 5
A nfH
what are you
the child let
answering:
vtr,
oi have
yii£ii I ^royed
live 1 ha/Sy:'S
Clioalt Before a Jury,
Tho power with which Rufus Choato.
the eloquent Massachusetts' lawyer, ton
trolled the minds of a jury, is depicted
by E. T. Whipple, who'says, in Harper's
Magazine:
In jury trials his main object was to
infludnoe tfio^Uls of* flie twelvb men
before him lie nddre^ed their' under
Skundings he luscinated their imagina
tions he stirred their feelings but, after
all, lie used all his powers in subordina
tion of that one primal power which
dwoltinhls magnetic individuality, by
which he subdued them, bringing ou that
part of their begining whicli"uttered its
reluctant "yes or "co," the pressure of a
stronger nature as well as of a larger
mind As an advocatc, he tboroughlv
untierstood Hint nitiu iQ the flj/ifrccfaic
are not reasonable beings, but men with
tlae capacity of being occasionally
made reasonable, it their prejudices are
once blown away, by a superior force of
blended reason and emotion—in other
words, by force"bf being. Ilia triumphs
at the bar were due to the fact that he was
a powerful man, victorious over other
men beciUaii he had a stronger manhood,
a stronger selfhood, than any body on
the jury he addressed. On one occassion
I happened to. be -a witness in a case
where a trader was prosecuted for ob
taining goods yuder false pretensions.
ill1.. Choate took Jlie. ^gund jhat the
seeming knavery of the accused wa3 due
to the circumstance that he had a deficient
business intelligence—iu short, that he
had unconsciously rated all bis geese af
«wips Hi* we slight.'* hi? ricv/," T,v"
toremaa of the jury, however, was aliard
headed practical man, a model of business
intellect and integrity, but with an in
capacity ot understanding any intellect
orxongcielice radically dilfering from his
own'. Mr. Ohoate't? argumenf, as far as
the tacts and the law were concerned, was
through in-iiu hour.! Stiii hn" Went on
speaking-. 11 nap after hour passed, and
yet he continued to spenk wi^hconstantly
increasing eloquence, repeating and re
capitulating, without any seeming reason,
lacts which he,had already stated and
arguments which he had already urged.
The truth was, as I gradually'learned,
lhat lie was engaged iii a hand-to-hand—
or rather in a brain-to-brain and a heart
to-heart—contest with the foreman, whose
resistance he was determined to break
down, but who "onlronted him for three
hours wiih defiance oiraervabie ii^ every
rigid line of his honest countenance.
"Ton fool!" was the burden of the advo
cate's ingenious argument "you rascal!"
was the phrase legibly printed on the
foreman's incredulous face But at last the
features ot the loieman began to relax,
and at the end the stem lines melted
into acquiescence' wPh'the qpinfyn?of tho.
advocate, who-had beenslortnink at, the
defenses of his mind, his heart* and liis
conscience for five hours, and had liow
entered as victor. lie compelled the
foreman to admit the unpleasant fact that
there were existing human beings whose
mental and moral constitution differed
from his own, and who were yet us honest
in intention as iie was, but' lacked his
clear perception and sound judgement:
The verdict was "Not guilty." ft was a
just verdict, but it was mercilessly as
sailed by merchants who had lost money
by the prisoner, and wiio were bounding
him down as an enemy to the human
race, as auothor instance of Choate's lack
of mental ana moral honesty iu the de
fense of persons accused of crime. The
fact that tho foreman oi the jury that
returned the verdict belonged to the.ciass
that most vehemently attacked Choate
was sufficient of itself to disprove such
allegations. As I listened to Choate's
argument in this case, I Celt assured that
he would tro on speaking until he drop
ped dead on the Hoor rather than have
relinquiihed his clutch on the soul of the
one man on the jury whom lie knew
would control the oyinion of tho others.
A Lady's Wonderl'ul Xervo.
Mrs. Isadore Middleton, a very beauti
ful woman, and one of tile scknowledged
leaders of fashion in Mobile, can cer
tainly boast of the possession of as much
nerve and true moral courage as are often
vouchsafed to any of ner sex.
On the evening of Sept. 19th., she was
iu her boudoir putting away some arti
cles ol jowclry, when she noticed that
the peculiar position of a library lamp,
that was burning upon a chair in tho
back part ot' the room, had thrown upon
the floor, almost directly at her feet, tho
shadow of a man who was crouching un
der a broad-topped ornamental table in
tho center of the room. She also re
marked that the open hsud of the shad
ow hai but two fingeis, and remembered
that several desperate burglaries had re
cently been committed iu the neighbor
hood, si ppositiously by a negro despe
rado who was notorious as having lost
two ringers of his right hand.
^t. ^lidcllebu^
"v^as absent from the
city, and besides" herself in the house
there was but a single maid servant. In
stead of iainting with fear, or shrieking
for help, the brave lady seated herself at
the very table, underneath which the mis
creant was concealed, and rar.g for the
servant..
'-'•Hand mo the writing materials,
Bridget," said she, with-perfect calmness.
"I want you to take a note this instant to
Mr. Forfar, the jeweler, and have him
send you back with my diamond neck
•lace.and-eariidfcps, which I left there for
repair several days ago. Brjuijg"them with
you, nojnattcf if fully repaid or ngt,.,
They areliy twenty fol3 the most valua
ble articles of jewelry that I possess, and
I do not wish rrvpass another night with
out having them here in my bureau
drawer." itS •.'i-i'
The note was at once written and dis
patched, but instead of in the tenor that
she had signified (on purpose for the con
cealed robber to overhear, for. she had no
pi^etf Ofjtewfiiry' ntidef repair), it s.
hasty note to the-jeweler, an intimate
friend, in which she succiactiy stated her
terrible position, and urged them te hast
en to. her relief, with the requisite police
assistance, immediately on receipt of the
missive.
The agonies which that refined and
delicate women underwent when left
alone in the house, with the CohscioUS-'
ness of that desperate robber, perhaps as
sassin as well, crouching under the very
table upon which she leaned, and per
haps touched by her very skirts, can only
ba left to- the-- r^wd«r imagination but
her iron serve STiitsineS her through the
ordeal.
Sft6 yawned, hummea an operatic air,
turned over the leaves of a novel, and in
other luTIed 'the lurker intos sens®
of perfect security and expectancy, and
waited, waited, waited, with a wildly
beatinar heart, and her eyes fastened upon
iU: 3'VV
the hands of her little ormolu clock
with a greedy, feverish ga^e.
At last, however, came tbo prayed for
[*^f?t^ol oc^ she strolled cafeJee^ly .into tbu hall and
drtwmft&irs fo open it. The rusie'' had
5t)een a success. She not only admitted
Bridget, hut also Mr. Firfar and three
stalwart toliceman. Tho latter parsed
stealthily up stairs and into the boudoir,
where they suddenly pouuead upon tho
concsabid burglar so unexpectedly as to
secure him with hardly a struggle.
Tho prisoner proved to be a negro
criminal, named CUapham, but mostly
known as "Tw6 Fingered Jeff,'' who was
in great request about that timo for
several robberies committed in the
neighborhood a short time before, and
he is now serviDg a twenty years'sentence
in the Alabama State Prison.
An Emperor's Kinduess.
Emperor William, of Germany, is a
kind-hearted old man. Two anecdotes
are told which illustrates bia natural dis
position
An official of the German civil service
and his wife celebrated recently their
diamond wedding. The Emperor, in his
retirement, heard ot this event, and sent
a medallion portrait of himself in a gold
en setting, ornamented with the impe
rial arms, by wayof a wedding present,
and at thes-une time sent bis regret that
his inability to writo prevented his ap
pending his autograph, which, however,
he promised as soon as he was able to do
so.
The other incident is as follows: Two
children of a butcher, in a village a few
miles from Berlin, having heard of tha
Emperor's fondness for blue corn-flowers
(our bachelor's buttons), gathered a great
nosegay of them in tho fields, and with
out saying anything to anybody started
"J"ii the Uei'lii h'.^h^ay. trudged ail
the weary miles to the city, found their
way to the palacc, and handed the flow
ers to the lackey "for the good Em
peror,"
Their appearance attracted attention,
abd When questioned they told their sim
ple tale. They were taken into the pal
ace and given a luncheon, which was
probably tho best they had ever eaten,
and then, as the Emperor divined that
the parents must be by this time in great
anxiety, the two lifctlo dusty and way
worn children were sent home in the
imperial carriages, an honor which made
them the most distinguished residents of
their little village.
Love and War,
Russian newspapers relate some
rpmantic attachments which have sprun"
up between Turkish prisoners of war and
Russian ladies of various ages in the
towns where the former have been de
tained, leading in-some cases to somewhat
sensational anil rather inconvenient scenes
upon the departure of Turks. AtCliarkoff
a Russian girl, dressed up as a Turk, took
He.* place amjug the leturning Moslems.
She was detected on numbering the pcr
goii9 conveyed in the car. At Poltava a
youncr lady of position and education in
sisted upon accompanying a Turkish
officer, to whom she earnestly desired to
be married, At the same place the de
parture of one railway train carrying
liberated prisoners led to a regular scene,
necessitating the interference of the
police and calling for orders wbich have
'since been given to prevent similar occur
ences in future. A crowd of ladies, young
and old. some only schoolgirls,assembled
on the platform and took leave of the de
parting Turks in the most pathetic and
demonstrative of ways. All embraced,
all kissed, some burst into tears, others
fainte3 away. All this was done in pub
lic. The schoolgirls taking part in tho
display have since been expelled from
their schools.
Old Cato, the iman senator, was not
only a senator, a *rue republican, but also
a farmer. He wrote a book upon farm
ing. "Our ancestors," said Cato, "regard
edit as a grand point of husbandry not to
have too much land in one farm, for they
considered that mere benefit came by
holding little anl tilling it well." Virgil
says, and that was after the empire was
begun: "The farmer may praise large
estates, but let i.ii cultivate a small
one." And Curius, the Roman orator,
went so far as to say: "He was not to be
counted a goud citizen, but rather a
dangerous man to the state, who could
not content himself with seven acres of
laud."
Fancy farming may be indulged in, as
a recreation, by men with other means of
support. Such men may pride them
selves in it, and claim to be model ag
riculturists. They are not true farmers.
A Problem Leng SlnceSolvul.
How to remedy those prolilic causes of dis
ease, an improverislied circulation and an Im
parled digestion, was a problem the solution
of which had often baffled medical skill, but
which was solved over a quarter of a century
sf by the introduction oi Hostctter'a Stom
ach Bittcs to public and professional notice.
Since that time, which raav well be said to
have initiated anew epoch in the history of
medicine, the remedy and preventive relerred
to has obtained a foothold in the confidence
of the American people that each succeeding
year has only served to strengthen. It is rec
ognized throughout the Union as a tonic of
the first order, a remedy for and sure means
of preventing fever and ague, and disorders
of
the stoinacu and bowels as a reliable means
of reforming a disordered state of the liver,
and of counteracting a tendency to rheuma
tism, gout urinary and uterine disorders.
Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y.. the pro
prietor «f Dr. Pierce's Family .Medicines, and
also of the Invalids' and Tourists' Hotel, of
that city, has recently been elected to Con
gess by the very flattering majority of nearly
3,000. His has already served his constituency
ja^Sttite 8enator, and«.this renewed ^indorse
ment signifies 'tfiat hUseervices-,lt1av$l$en
highly satisfactory.. His extensive practice
in the treatment 6t Chronic Diseases will
not, we are informed, bo neglected or suffer
In the least wh'etl tbe time arrives for liM to
take his seat in Congress,' it being Intrusted
to his brother anfl otl&r experienced medical
gentlemen who Iiftve lone been associated
with the Doc^r in'lhe MedicalDepartmenfrof
hlj celebrated Worlds Dispensary and In
valid's Hotel. Besides, as the Forty-sixth Con
eress does no.t convene until December, 1879,
Dt. Pierce's patients will not losehia person
al attention tbr some months yet. ri.w
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Stop Di'liiklug Vinegar.
How maav-young women who have In
herited a' iJrealspoMtlon to embonpoint have
ruined tbfefr"Ifealth by drinking vinegar to re
duco their, forms to graceful proportions.
Allan's Anti-Fat is absolutely harmless. It
nroinet£8 'digestUn,,and accomplishes its work
simply By preventing an undile assimilation
of tbe fattv ingredients of the food. KoMessive
fatness is a'Vex»Uo*«s1burden,•and thero is ,no
longer.any- excuse for -enduring it^ since
Allan's Aqti-Fiit is an effectual.remedy for
this
COLORADO Si'JilAtlta.
Botanio AlBOiabiB Co., Buffalo, N. Y.:
Gentlemen—I Tost three pounds while taking
one boUle of Allan's Anti-Fat. Yours truly,
Hill's IUlsam for the Lunqs, which cures
consumption, bronchitis, pueumonia, pleurisy,
labored breathing and other disorers of the
is earnestly recommended, on the ililllculty i£
more easily dverenraj
xlo
itli Incipient,
Sold by all nrmridsra.''
than later on.
t'lroplen, rr«ckU'», Kio,
The most wonderful discovery ytt known
Mm. Dr. L. K. *?uaw'a Moth and Freek'e
Lotion. May bo had of your drui gist. Price
only $1.00. For particulars address Mrs. Dr.
K. Shaw, 140 Exst2Sl.h Street., New York.
Mrs. Shaw'* Liver Pill. Hest in tho world.
For upwarua in tmriy year# airs.
LOW'S SHOOTING SYRUP has been
WINS
used
for children with never-falling success. It
corrects acidity of tho stomach, relieves wind
colic, regulates the bowls, cures dysentery
and diarrluea, whethei arising from teething
or other causes. An old and well-tried rem
edy. !i5 ets. a bottle.
Dealers will, of eourse, oiten recommend
an organ as best bcause they have it to sell,
or c.m make more on it. liut it has been dem
onstrated at all world's exhibitions for
twelve years that those made by the Mason
and Hauilin Oriran Uo. exeell al others.
The importance and value of Johnson's Ano
dyne Liniment to a family cannot be estimated
in dollars and cents. It is botli for internal
and external u»u and will prevent and eurc
diphtheria and all daniferous throat and lung
troubles.
THroitt AIT. cliou" «itd llju-at'nni.-• All
suffering from Irritation of tt:c Throat and
Ifmnentss wi1! be agreeably surpitscd at the
almost immediate relief a Horded by tho use of
"Brown's Bronchial Troches." 26 ets. a box.
A one-eent revenue stamp is about all tho
value there Is to the lar^e packs of horso and
ealtle powdern now sold. If you want a
strictly pure article get Sheridan's. They are
immensely valuable.
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Hun. C. U. i'iiraouc, ii .j or ivu.Uo
was radically cured of Bright's Disease by
Oraisj'e Kidney Cure. "Depot 43 University
Pl.,N. Y.
To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweeten
the breath, use Brown's Camphorated Sapona
ceous Dentifrice. Twentv-tive cents a bottle.
Chew Jackson's tiu»t Sweet Navy To »cco
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MADE BY THE I
Pennsylvania Salt Manuf'g Co.
pnil.A»EI.I'IIIA.
Holiday Music Books!
CHRISTMAS CAROLS,
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Ctif UtuiMM (20c) 2 beiuttfui a e»ay
Anthems, or "WAni's T«it CliriNlmnH
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0c ), or l»ri»fiiiH« Vole****, f!5c 15 Carols by
Watnrtvxry, or liri|im»N tloim. ($4 npr
hundred .1,con'aming Five choice oinrett. A valuable
book is Cli a olN. Old and New. (40o.^
also 10J other SJngle Caroia, (5 io
10c.)
($1.25) by L. O.
Church Offering«
J. K. llt«on A Co.,
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for families. Avoiding all politics and
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day, the marvelous in nature ano art,
essays, attractive reading for the little
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61 larger growth, combined with pictures
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depots price 10 cents. Annual subscrip
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"if
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Drafts on N«w York or
rlak. Thee who find 1
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tat should first assure ib«jns*lT«s of th* agant's r«
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1 Gurgut in Cows,
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Mcrclmnt's fiur !ln Oil is tlsu "i.l. rtl
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lfamily use, 25c. Iauufactored, al. Lockpoii,
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LIST OF DISEASES
ALWAYS'rriUftT/fl irf vsiNa
MEXICMI'
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vixVSenlrts,
inn! Kites.
(!u(i mid lirnlM i,
Spialn-. tfc MltrSies,
ott)'ncctl .tliKclcs,
Stiirjiiints,
[•.iciinclir,
Olil t'lcei'H,"
(iiiHSi'Miium Sores,
^ieuinTnin, (oul,
Kruptioiis,
:'ri»t ItllrHj
|lli» Dincase.r
ana nil external ttiseares.'
OP A'ilMALS.
Sciatchec,
'orcs 11 mi (nlls,
Suavin. Ciuciis,
liin^bone,
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Foot IWti llonf,
Ilullofv IIoni,*
I.,nine lies*,
Sivlnny. Foumlorg,
Fnioy, l»oll I'.vll,
S irn!iie, Striilns*
String JUllt,
Ser" i'l'i t,
Stillneis,
irfil ofWy librtordccid«ht
For ({ell ?ral i:ko in f:irai!r, stable n: stock yard it is
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENT
Sfdativrs and Htittuia msi vcraii* Tunica
Alcohol—f'lieer.*, inAbd&tes,Iwaving depression,
fellowb' Hypophogph'tfeSffWftS vivuclry aq1 buoyancy
leaving energy.
Opinm—HootheB. narcotises, and depresscfl.
Folluwu' ^ypo h'o^phltt6—Stimulates, aclmatos anu
Invigorates.
Emmkr
son, fau six Cbristmas
Aothems, and also a comp'ete ret if Anthems and
ants for all the :«itl»als and
services of the jear. A
fine book.
By Bust
Paenb,f$l
00) Is a Christinas
OKATORIO.
Noel,
(60ct .)byC.
Som
Tie Scliool
Boot.
an excellent boofc for girl's High or Normal Schools,
or for seminaries.
Gouj
instructions and very good
ntufiic.
Enliven your fingers for Ob imas nlayin^ by prao
ti inff AVON'S PI *ftOF4KTKTH.CHSJCM
f$2 60) 'he best finger gymnasium known.
ty Any book mailed post free, for the abOT« prices.
OLIVER DIT30N& CO., Boston.
Opium r«nd»rfl tho nerv insenslblo to palri but
lowers nervous vitality.
Fellows* Hfp^phosphit«*—(Mutes maa to be regard
losHofn^ia byjllflng nervous vitality.
/d6wn. FeTlowa' Hypophospbitos builds
Opium p" eons F^llovrs' Hypophcs. Is tho antidote
Alcohol poisons. Fallow*.' Uyp phoe.is the anttdo'o
Tobacco poisons. Fellows' Hypopho* ts the aniidoto
and 'ilsea from any cause is oa.
Opium pulls*
up
Uypophosphites is ever the antidote*
DeblUtv ami ilsea from any cause is oa. Fel
lo Uypophosphites is ever the antidote*
It has already accomplished ore good tban Ail
other remedies combined. )t never falls whoa «d
as dire ted. Itcu e§ the sick, sustains the drooftleci
and preserves tho bealthy,
Ever mending, nerer marring.
FEU.OWS'UYPOPIIOSPIIITtiS
is used successfully in diseases or tHa Dlool, N^rTBJ
Muxcle", 'Bonet W'tie faact.ions pf dige^tloi, nu
trlfloa, thlokio(f, ua'lo stindiajf, heririo/, se-^^ng
feeling, lasting and smell.ny, and even speaking
wherever there isno organic low.
For paritoul&ra FoIIjwj' "alaJlcal Monthly
at all Druggist?.
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NEW HOME
la the Kelt Ijitmt Improv^Sl r.tid moat Th^
onfhlr constrneted
Sewing Machine
•11'ever InrentMi.
CELLECK than B'l other maohfnea combined.
im AOKJTTH WAJITJKD In localitiea wuera we
are not repredc nted ...
CHNSON.CLARk & C'tf.
SO I'nionHqiiare.XewYBrk,
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•1*tucu ,.. '.Li
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$1*0 dkr month, and
luloojito sell our otw
mean wbat say.
Addrtfft,
KIIF.nUv N A CO.* *f Ar*)litll, Mich.
m»(le Sbrett, New
wa T^'ivrr n!
Il[u«tr4tj-il Ulhtory ftml Cyolouodliof Fr^einafoiry
700 pfites, l)lu!*trAt oua. bait Morocco.
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li ud Masouio chart, unh-O'SAl Ahimnn Umoii. fully
lllua r&i«d,cloth gtit., $1 59 Id by bu' scripitou only.
Sample aent eft*8 dft receipt of th« W#r
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fuh:i»h'' k, a lloa Stroi't, Nt»w Vork.
AGAZrXES
ifc. ned^xpeof* Hated »ub
sorihthf thioait^ th^ ^HOljKorfptJoh
Agoiu^, uhtrh furnishnt Any Pui^r, (««xeept.local) puD
ia tbo Mates. Musical li^truuuune.sew
totf miichiDea of ail kiuds, chromue, framns.aewluK nia
cbipe uuecUoH and attachments nt ret lured prict-H. 1
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The
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AddreM'- AiiOMAL tUBLiW11NO gU..
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iOttSE OUOtj.,r«p'rj, Cauton, Slum.
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TIlE' 11A.THEK MATHEW REMEDY
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the n^f^us (ystem. Aitor U«'I nucllj oV itnj
the nflBruus tystem
I'ul wnll'' move Hi 1 Hlld l)ll)nl«ttt
it also cures
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pkp^ and
Tokpiditt
or rns Lite&. i-oid by tti)
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EfT-cU on tho human body, and Intemperance ass
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Is nrts-ne^ compound!
ItlOUKUl*
las i.een before the puMl
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ohi's?* itn and tbont
tho advice of physicians
HUNT'S
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Ill'Vl
baa. aa?«(l froro hugtirln*
isoa»e intj
death handtfcd»
if well-known ctt'Z^LU.
llKtfKDY caJrsl)iop»y. tjravrl, and
all diai'asflK of th" Kidney, lilatfdei^aa tJritfa'ry Uc»
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Btvle No. 2023.
Boservoodciwe, tiowenu valuable linprovMncnU, elegantly
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lbs. Scrou. «n«)-tiiird (»i«a octave, full affvaffo ucalo, rose
•wood cUse, all
TOO
nd^ auttf ol carrod leffiandlVi*or
hwvserpentina oudtopihouidings all around the
h&ck'Holsbod saioe^
fjrou& AllimpzV7cmfiatswithBeatLy'a Vj
xctf l&le^t full iron fiuincs, hoi's and extra brftco^. fin- a
proved now scale, orerrtruntr nft33. Ipmch iietioti,*
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key fronts, c&ripod h&mmen, nffifctietroble and ©very lr*l*|
provernent wbkh can iuou,y %n»y tend to the perfection
12'
or tho instrument ha3 been atMod. l*hLn instrument is ft
magnificent Pianoforte* Kesul&r iUttftil -Prlca aaKcd
by tiid Xlonopolats
I will aell itila Infttmmeittdirect
dnrinj: the HOLIDAY for only
infrc(lit«tMii^^lla^y%#ott J^taraaa
Totter them to r^adcra Ct this papei
tho Holldnyn. Order Urcc^ frp^
the T"Wt year mid extended my Rales over tho world by nn
#:JrtenoMtour threshthcOon*'
!io
A lino Troact nfrced t«f»'»flrffnn. rtcir
»v cs,f«i1 a.itho
O
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W an ii an or ii be Vi 3
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t:.7
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Large Ncwapopcr,
eontalnlwrinurti l^ormjJtonlnnBudtac^t
BUY IT!
impMI
Al
We nr*
selling ho»t« of tvem. 8SOO PUno, 1th 8t0a
and O^ter (or 8975. FajrminW fclPfltoath
8»nd .'or (utl part oulari.
Dyer & Howard,
1,.•*
«»i
30etl.
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I C. 11.11 Summit, New York, N. Y.
riettl
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tu WARD A CO., Augutia, M«. Boa 1»T.
ALL
wlw wlili in t«ko uj» V. Un1) worth ilO.CO
A a iv 2 W
llxblt ni il Hkla l)l»ea«Mi. ThODinndt
cui«d. l,ow».t jirlces. Do not f»ll t«
wrlto, Dr. ¥. K. Marsh, Qulno. Mich.
With Stonrtl Outfit*. What eo«t»4
ll« r»ptll» tor&Ucta. Oatalogafl(r*0. 8,
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HIT...
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Agkni
iV 11 to
on A ti
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The Large
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One i-rloe Cloth
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spells.
PI AN08te~fc'3Ki
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lA»ly Incorporated Mf'ft Co.-l'ianos aent on tilal—48
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1878 Holiday Greeting, 1.
07Q Organ for 087
,BEATTYS££2£J
rntthea»* price* during
Order dlrcct frpm thU advcrtlwmcnt,
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