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A, New Ideal
WILSON
SHUTTLE
Sewing lade
it or?.
50 Dollars U
FARMERS, ,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
wm&m
I
imm
the
BEST IN THE WORLD!
t"TIio Highest Premium
awarded to it at
was
Ohio Stale Fair;
Northern Ohio Fair;
Amer. Institute, N. Y.;
Cincinnati Exposition;
Indianapolis Exposition;
St. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
MisRissiupi State Fair;
and Georgia Stato Fair;.
FOR BEING THE :
BEST SEWING MACHINES,
nnd doing the largest and best '
ranjo of work. All other '
Machine in the Market
wero in direct
COMPETITION ! !
WFor Hemming, Fell
ing, Stitching, Cording,
Binding, Braiding,
Embroidering, Quilt
ing and Stitching fine
or heavy goods it is
unsurpassed,
Where we have no Agents
we will deliver a Machine
for the price named above,
at the nearest Rail . Road
Station of Purchasers.
Needles for all Sewing Ma
chines for Sale. .
Old Machines taken in Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c, and Copy of the
"Wilson Reflector, one of the
best Periodicals of the day
devoted to tewing 1 Mi
chines, Fashions, General
News and Miscellany. ' '
Agents "Wanted
AIJOTUt-iM,
Wilson Sewina Macline Co.,
1 ""HI I I " i ' f
CLVKUNJ), OHIO.
rasnsa .-" at. rW
(Cmoludad iYvta tb Int page J
tod partly I u rued his ikifl, then lost ho
trol of it. It swung about helplessly, and
the drifting mask came crashing down up
on it. A low moan ran like an audible
iliudtlor through, the crowd. Ibe piece
of t'uiber separated mure widely aud mere
borne on, but the boat and its occupant
were gone.
The floating building, one end dipping
fearfully, came presently into the glow of ,
the firelight, but tbe people only gazed at
it in a bewildered, helpless way. A mice
cime from it a faint hail, the words of
which were indistinguishable, as it drifted
s'owly by. Mrs. Humphreys watched it
until its outlines crew dim again in the
further gloom. She did not know bow
long it was, moment or ages ; all her old
wor'd seemed drifting away on some such
wild stream as this. She noticed, at last.
that there were but few about ber. Tbe
throng bad disappeared some to go fur
ther doan the river, some to their homes,
and the firos were burning low. There
was nothing to do or to wait for ; she
turned slowly away.
In the gray of tho early dawn. some'.
thing while, cold aud still, something
bruised and battered was borne tenderly
up the street to the plain littlo' room at
the boarding-house that had been Rolfc
Towner's only home. Liter came a tele.
gram to Mr Humphreys a burst of sun-
shinu upon tho dark picture
"Both safe ; rescued at Briydport.."
The mill, the "heart " of the villa.
stopped its beating all thatday. while the
water sank away from it, and a Sabt-nih-like
stillness lay over tho place. Just at
twilight a carriage stopped at Mr. Hum-
phreys'door, and Philip and Jeanie passed
into tho old hall once more. Mrs. Hum
phreys sprang-forward, but paused at a
gesture of I'hilip. He drew his am
around Jeanie. Mv wife, aunt TiLlu
Death would not have parted us. life sliull
not : we were married at Kim.snnrt "
r i
It was but a motnen 'a pause ; then she
greeted the girl as -my niece, Jeanie,"
and the two hastened up to the invalid's
room, and left hcralono to ihiuk. Philip's
light hat was tossed on the table ; an u d,
juiveiing fmile crbwsdd horips as she siw
l). She had not thought of this in all her
putting together! This was not what she
ha 1 wished or hoped but Kolf'e Towne
I . ...
lay so quietly iu that little room up the
street, and if she had put kindly judgment
and gentle charity together, instead of sus
picion and plotting, might it have been
different ? She had so planned and ar.
ranged for events that tiiolit. Tn
hi .I.., nt.i.. t- A .. U.I i a ..
...,..vi yiu.m nuu uuuuui'ss women tnro
h rs ; b it if that thought brought c I'nfori
it brought awe as well. Should sho dare
to meddle where that other Haud hod
tho threads?
So thq tender regret and the new-born
revcicuce were put together, and took
root in her heart, blossomed and flourished
and the young Jeanies and Philips of af
ter years fathered the fruits.
MThe MarvellOUS COUIll rJ.n Saroniiiierdain, the naturalist, told the
The following absorbingly interesting PeP' of Hague in Holland, two centu
passage are selected from Judge Coueu,' rie. ago. that those red spot, were con-
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New Mouses and Djlng.
mi i
inu coinoiuence of a man's moving into
a new house and dyinn soon after has fre-
quetitly been the subject of re i.nrk, and
thore is an avoidable cause tfto house is
oijvci! into before the walls and plaster
and the wooJ is sufficiently dried. Snine
tiin the cause of death is the poisonous
character of tho water conveyed through
new lead pipes. ' 'No water foe dnuking
or cooking purposes should be used in a
lmilding supplied with new lead pipes, for
af Jensf ooe , bionthj after "thej jjer has
b !D used daily ; this gives time for -a
priccung coating 10 torm on the inner
surface of the pipes, when tho chemical
chango from contaet with water generally
'ceases. '" '' ( '' ' .
But the damp materials of tho house
have the most decided ffl'eot, especially
on pcHritii) over fifty years old. or of frail
Cjn.titution ; whoreas, if the person were
in the full vigor of life a id health, not
even iuconveuicuce would be experiencej.1
In building a new house, or on going
lo live in another locality where tbe water
supply is not fur from tho house, it should
ho ascertained with tho utmost' certaiutv
the spring or well is higher than the priv
ies or barn-yards. Insidious and futa'l
new work, and will convey aa idea of the
author'! reuiaikahle powers of obaerva
tion, and fertility and picturesqueness of
descriptioa :
A CITY WOT MIDI WITH RANlfS.
Half way acrou this sandy plrin two
or three blue specks were visible, which,
our guide informed us, were salt lakes ;
also, that it was from the shores of these
lakes that the Spaniards formerly procur
ed their salt, sod evea the present inhab
itants of the territory used it to a large
extent. He said, that io close proximity
to these lakes was a very peculiar sand
stone formation, well worth seeing : and.
as all were but a few miles distant from
our direct routo. we determined to visit
them. . , Bringing outclasses to bear upon
that portion of the plain pointed out to us
bylhe guide, we saw what "seemed to us
to bq a large city, with its spires and '
dnuies and towers glittering io the bright
sunlight, and rivalling iu splendor even
the creations of the geuii conjured by
Aladdiu's wonderful lauiD."
We now descend tho mountain, and are
once more upuu tbe plain.
Upon reaehiug a beautiful stream that
comes trickling dowu the sides of a rocky
canon, we encamped fur the night '
Sunrise uguiu fiuds us on our journey.
and after a hard day's jaunt over the
samo unuhugcublo plain, night brought usj
to the ursi ot the lakes whose bloenutcis
had so ehebantcd us tho day previous.
Its shoics were white with pure, crys-
talized salt, and we were told by our guide
carctias mil were carried away every
year, in a eaturalstato f; i
The ucxt morning the guido called us
to behold the wdud"'r!'ul effect of the ris.
inj surt upon the city of enchantment that
wo had seen from tho mountain tho dav
before.1 As we approached this wonder
ful urehitecture of the elements, we could
not repress exclamations uf wonder and
delight. Streets were pla'nly visible;
massive temples with their spires and
domes ; monuments of every conceivable
shupo; custles of huge proportions; tow.
era and minarets, ull formed of pure while
silica, whioh glittered in the bright sun.
light like walls of crystal. It was hard
to persuade oursuives lhat art had no purt
in forming those graevful testimonials io
(he wonders of nature.
Surely, said Dr. Purkcr "th
be a city."
Ies," replied I, "a city, but hot made
with hands,"
' Around the whole was a massive wall
! 1 . . .
ion reel lu Height, with arohed gateways
aud entrances as perfect as it is po.sil-lc
for the imagination of man to conceive.
Eutering the confines if this magical spot,
we wcrb soon undeceived : for what in the
distance our iaiugiuatiou had coueuived to
be enchanted ground, w us, in reali y, a
mass of white sandstone, worn by ihe
winds aud waters iuto a wouderful simili
tude of a magtiificeut citv.
nccted with some
life, but they wouid not believe bim, and
insisted that the spots were real blood,
and were portents of evil times to come.
Other naturalists have since confirmed tbe
aeicDtifie opinioa.
k drummer for an oil-rrfiiiiiig house
exiled npoD a tradesman, and tossed a
card upon the counter saying that he rep
resented that ei-tahlishiHenl, and was in
formed by the olerk that he had repre
sented it about three years, whereupon he
remarked to the youth lhat lie weald soon
be a parner. The )outh said he would he
pleased to sell him some coal oil, and that
his establishment handled more oil titan
any ether in their city. Ttie (ra)esmrn
took another look at the card, ail4 asked
the boy if he Tasu't mistakeu. He blush
ingly guessed be was, as he returned the
girl's picture to his pocket, ' -
1
Mlt. vVJiliU sJivVt.SU MACHINE.
A few days sinco a needy person ap
plied to a wealthy citizen for help ard re
ceived the small sum of five ceu's. The
giver remarked us ho handed over the pit
tance, "Take it, you itre welcome, our ears
are always open to the calls of the dis
tressed.". '-That may be." replied the re
cipient, "but ne'er before in my life have
1 seen so small an opening for such large
cars, ,
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Itciuarkable Ruins.
There uro sometimes real showers ot
Vtry unreal rain. It is stated by an old
writer, that, in Lapland aud Denmark.
about a century ago, mice of a peculiar
kiud were kuowu to fall from the sky i
aud that such an event . was euie to be
followed bv a cood vear for ' . '
A shower of frogs jell near ' totttouse'
iu France, its 804. A prodigious in.ui.
ber of black insects, about an inch in
I ' ' . L ' A . '. I ' ' ' ' ' 1 . ' : 1
iungin,.uesccnuing III a snow storm at
Pakrofl in Russia, iu 27i On ono oc.
cassion. in Norway, the peasants were as.
tomshed at hmling a shower of rats pelt
ing dowu upon their heads. showers of
fishes have bean numerous.
uiu ibicuu, eounty 01 xvctii, in ing-
luudi in 180b, a pnsture-fisld was fouud.
one morning, covered plentifully with fUli,
although there bo uelihei' sea nor river,
lake nor f fish-pond. At Ailahabud, in
Hhiddostan, Iu 1889,' an vL.tg1ish offiuer
saw a good smart pouring dowu of fish.
and soou after, thousands of dead fi.-h
ware found upou the. grouud. '
Scotland hns had many of these show
ers of fish, as iu Jiossbire, io 1821), when
quantities ' of hirrinr IVu .
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DR. FLINT'S
QUAKER BITTERS
These celebrated Hitters are com
posed of choice ItiHtts. Ilerhs. 1 1 ml
Harks, tiuiony which are Gen
tian, SwsajtarUla, Wild Cherry,
Dandelion. Juniper, and other
berries, aud are so tic Hired as to
retain all their medicinal qual
ities, 'i'hea inrariabln cure or
freatl.i relie ve the follou iiiqcom
pl'Untt: lvs.)cj,sii. Jaundice,
Liver Cotii'i'tuiit. Loss of Appe
tite, lle.ul telle, IJilious At links,
Keiiiittetit ntid Intermittent Fe
ver, A true, Colli Cliills, Itlieiinm
tlsni, Snnimer Complaints, Files,
Ki liicy IMseinex, Feiniiie Difti
culties. Lassitude, Low bpli-its,
enernl I)elility, and, in fact,
reriitliiiij caused bn an iiunure
"fe of the llloixl or deranacd
lition of Stomach, hirer, or
Kianeu. rue ared find in the
further Hitters a fcutle,soothiua
xnmiilaitt, so desirable in. their
'lectin i tiff iears. JVo one can re
main tariff mi well (unless afflicted
with an. incurable disease) after
tah iiiaafcw bottles of the, Ouuh cr
Hitters.
Prepared by Dr. IT. S. Flint & Co.
At their Great Medical Depot,
PROVIDENCE, R.I.
FOB SALE UVCItY WHERE.'
SIB?
;Q:n,; ran 3i
a. in i a wkxt . i f
ra
i ne recent test of Fire-Proof Safes
ey the English Government proved
the superiority of Alum Filling. No
other Safes filled with , . :. ,
Alum and riaster-bf-Paris.'
XiTARVirj S CO..
265 Oroadway, N. Y.f
721 Chostnut Gt., Phlla,
stil(?.?rom persona drinking water which is
drained from the localities named. 5
The safest plan, and the only safe plan
fur furnishing dwellings with the most
healthful and unobjectionable water, is to
have a water-tight cistern and let tho va-t-r
from Hie roof of the bouse or barn, or
other out-houscs. be conveyed iuto it
through a box of sand several yards long.
" A VVomari," in tho Woman's Journal,
writes: Girls, ' in ' treating dissipated
young men as equals, do a wrong that
they can scarcely realize. Such mnn
should be made to feel that until they re
deem thcmsolves, until they walk with
correctness and honor in the nath nf"
right, good people will a'and aloof from
them. Girls who respect themselves will
not bo seen , with such young men, and
will deo ine to receivo them on tho f'amil-
. ii a-
iur looting oi iricnaship. It is a mis'a.
ken kindness to poultice when cauatio is
needed, and I am inclined to think that
a little sharp decision on the part of the
girls of to-day would go far to correct
tho general looseness of tho morality
among young nicp.
a lu rue
number of- herrings Were found kT&wd
over a field after a heavy gusty raift at
Wiokinuch, more recently whou herrings
were fouud iu large quautitie iu a field a
mile away from the ocean. : ;
In all these, and in numerous, oihor
ca.eii, when a liberal allowance hus beeu
madp for eSiiggerution, the reii.aiudur can
ho explained by Well-ntnierstood cituses.
Stray winds blowing from the sea" or
rivur i a wuter-spout l o'dng up the U-.li
out ot the water; a whirlwind Beudinif
Ihem hither and thither all these are in
mnigiblu. ihe rat shower . in Norway
wasu )fdinry oncC iTboiisaotlrnf rats
were taking their annual excursion from a
hilly region to the lowlau.is. when A Whirl-
wind overtook iheni, i whUkid them up. '
and deposited them in a field at some dis
tance, doubtless much to the uatutiisiiieiit
of such rats as came down alive... I
, The so-called showers of blood have
had their days of terror and taarvel, Not
that any ono ever saw such a shower fall.
out red spots have ecuasionly beeq seen
on wiills and ston.es much to the popular
dismay,- ,.,-,, ; ' - j
ii. .1. i..lut'i',s (ulifoniia Vin
Hitlers are" n purely Vegetable
jireprntion. mmle clii fly froVn tlio native
tieilis foiuid on the lower rnnpes of the Sier-
ra Nevada moniitnins of California, tho
medicinnl propertieii of which are extract
ed therefrom .vit'ioiit the use of Alcohol.
The question is ul'.no-d dui'vasked, "What
is tlio eunse of the mirmrallelod success of
vinko b Urrrrais?"' Our answer is, that
.hoy r move the cause ot disease, and tbe
pa'ient recovers his liealtb. They are tbe
grout uioo I niuiHer an 1 a lifo-civinir nrin
siiile, n prrfort Renovator and Inviuorator
oi . lie sysU'in. Never before u
oi i.ie worm mis a meniciuc oeen com-
no inded no sesninj the rcmarEible anal
itics o; Vinegar I5ittes in healinft tlie sitils
oi everv aiseiise mn.11 in tin... tt . 'I'lmir . yn a
tfentlo Piirgativ;' as well as it Tonic, relieve
nfr CoilRestion or luflamnuition of. the
JUver aim Viscenil Ortjans.iu Bi.ious Die-
eases. ..
If ni"ii will oi jo.v trnod lienllli, lti
them u e Vineoaw IUxtisus rs a medicine.
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants
in every form.
w, fttitl um. WttHUluttui uua ij.iu.'itui. bb., Saw Xuia.
buia by nit I.UK(Ut uud IwaUra,
A ul.txrx AT ITS HISTORY AMD PROGRESS
flia arat uiaobinr ot ll.ia narns wiu pat" i.tutl io
tl'Oiear ln.il. bv Tl.ewmre K. Weo.1, wit died
will. In a law veantl.urealUr. i.ul tl.orahavo leen
laol.ines lauilaeverriiasa tearing his uatna. It
waa at oat time conntruotrd with in inacliinery
ihi the taiiie. havin), a Tiliratlng do iIIo arm
usHndud ty pirut. will. enrvMl needle, e.,
s.iuiuiilar tii that ui Whoelerand WiI.d ami i.tlwrn.
wl.iali ere tutiaeiiauiiliy diieanlod and the rrptn
titular mitdU luir nml nUmjkl nrrillt iultltutt'd.
In the year H8. the iittentlun of iiuaiuvar men
anile itnnatu hi lliKtfurd, t'ooa. an .-nlinul,
and areiiranliatlu.. elfuoted. The ma iuf.ict.ry
waMiit thin lime a-liim. N. il., theprinuiial man
avintHit lu New VurK Citv. and tho iioad-nuRrtni
of tlieonrpiiriitinn at Winnteait. Oonn, All wire
nnwoiiiiaentrnted in HartAtrd, and the iocersary
a.ltal aud doteruiiuation applied to liuure aue
emu. N
It hod lonjf heen evident to thoie familiar with
the Suwinu illaohine utnne: .tlitit the real want
of the people had not m yet henn met by any uf
the varluun luachinee In theraarket. To iHsertain
' what milit be the detloiei.3iei, and thon ta Hir
faithfully tit produce uch a machine would up
pl the qualities Iaokini: in others, wue the lirat
work to which the iirojectora uf the New Weed
C'on.panv applied tlieumeUeti: and time, la or,
and capital were freely uacd for thin ohjeet. having
sutiKllod themaelveB that a morr. .impt mrrJtnti.n
and iirtatn catttcilifitt ajttplatlon to nf j jr-le were
therefiultR t ' he aimed tor 111 tlie new inachl e. a
number of the most experienced and ooiiini'tent
inechnnies in theeuuntry were enliated under the
olilifsiipervision uf fir. (Jen. A. Fanfleld. The old
'Weed" wuaeompletly Hi veal ed of all anoient nn
cumheraomeattntehiiientaandnpplianeea, without
which it had been heretofore auppoaed a Sewina
Machtnaoould not properly ho niadst.and niter
much time spent in Invention and experiment the
now "r. r." was produuod ana auumttted for au
prova!. To aeo a perfect Bowing Maolilno with half the
uaual parts tuken awuy, atrlppeo alinoat entirely
uft'ij . h 1 1 v "Wirj priu . cii'iupa,' triuiha,"
caina," ' loedlnic whoela," "ooj;," "ruahpads,''
ho .bin hooka1' and oilier Sewing machine para
nnernana.and auuu a aunpie artiatic meijiianiam
executini: faultleaaly everv luiajiinai.le variety of
work.wnaan eveutaoeuiinKly not expected, and
aa ;rntiiin aa it wa uovel; yet aueh apiearud to
he the reai.lt. Hut lieloro presetituiu the nema
oliinea to the public, it waa au.iiuitted to cotirae
of trii.l nuire aevere than ever Sowing Machine
hail heen e.tlled nion- to undercut thoroUA'hlv
tented in very c iu .oivable way, for ucertaimni;
wtietherany point neceaaary toitiooinnieteneiv had
been overlooked, it received the hixhoat onooun
nma and w.irino onineN.tatlou oi sll who witnoaaed
ita wnnderlu iierlorniauce.
It! invontor had ul.iimcd lor It a general eaimoity
orexecutinir work el every deaorlption witl.uut
change of adjtt..mcnt, front tlie moat dellictite fa
lirio tottio noavie.t .iKi.H.hltliertu unattetnpted lt
anv liliicliliie,ond it la liiitaiiuplo ji. slice to aay that
theae olniina were lully auiiatau tinted to the autis,
laciio.t in il.i e.llill I oui n.
Tito few iinitiiportant chantrcs which tltcae expe
riment.1 had ahown tn be neceaaary having been
made, arrangement were on npletej for producing
the new machlni'S in auclitiuaulitieann itwaaex"
ttected thedeinand would require, anil the "Fami
ly Knvorit'.M was placed in tho market as a oandf
dtito for popular fnv .r.
llnw fully tlioae exitectiitlnna have been realized
la to a tine extent aliown oy tho atanilinv
and bualm-aa ol the Weed 4'oinpany to-duy.
Tlioir reiurna allow a percentage or inoreaan In
anlea, oneyear alter another, far in execaa ef anv
i nlltir concern In tlie auuntry.and In aeven year'
hualni.a8 they huve reached a p..aition auKiiig the
mtinnfaoturera of goods in their lino, to attain
ffhtih their prinoipal competitors havo labored
for twenty yenra
Kaoli vear tliey havt been Oiinonlled to add
target! to their I'lcMitiea for produ .Ing. nud tho
preaeiit e taon ia no etc tutl .n to thla rule, the ilu
mn.id for their gooila beliiK greater than ever lie.
fore
Willi the highest commercial and financial am..
oea gua.-ant.oed by ptiat oxii.trlenoo, and eter-
nuneu r.o inainiain at'Oii.itat'on tnr Itoiiitrable deal.
lug and reliable work inaii.tlilp riecoml to none, the
Company wll I apare no labor or expeuae to koep
their niaoliinoa iu the forciuoat position which they
lliinoatlvltoliaving Utoir "F. F." tn ho tho boat
inachlneln the world, and aupittirtod hvthounani
mi na favor'. le verdint of Ita natrons, thov regard
the time aa not far illalant. win n even their com
pnt'tnra inti't anttnoii led L-e the trulh and luatioe
nf thelrolaitu that they have produced Ihr .svM..
tn Mn'h'nrhr the Profile, and the drat representa
tive of ita tax
THE
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Assurance Society I
op the u. S.i
120 BROADWAY, NtW YORK
Prendentt
WILLIAM C. ALEXANDER.
Vloo Prealdonta .
Uknrv B Hyde, Jayz? W. Ale.xaxdkr,
MKDICAL StJI'ERI.ITESDISI FOR VEIVOST
EDWARD S. I'ECK, M, D.
assets :
$22,000,000
INCOME,
G9,000,COO.CO
ANNUAL tsSUKl, OVKR
$50,000,000.00.
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Exclusive of capital, i jii.,,. .
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rates with any relial.lo coim(. "":
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A llfo asaurnnoe policy, cos tins eotnmpara
Mvely little, would, II math should uocurdurinv
J tve.-ii ii, i, preserving intact U.c lainil.i ol
yenrs, which utltht i.theiwite l.c lenlorlcl ela
little ready in iney ,
Tho man is wise who has assurance upen hit
lire to Cover all his indebtedness, so that in the
event of his death his eatatu la certa nut to i t
em tarraased. Tho great thing sought In liufino r
la profit uoupled with safety. Thotiuielanotfari.fi
when every business mm will he as particular t
effect assurance ou his. life for tho sulety of hi,
estate, to effect lire iluurance in the nierehau
diso in his warehouses and when he will regard
lile assuranoo ea a bualueas necessity , and lint as
a mere luxury or un indulgence of hir hunmr. nf
it is tho key-stoncto the arch wlilelt givifueriua
nency and stability to tlit ruultnl j llf.Cii i ,i
aotlvoexertien.
II. D HELD EN, Agent. .
i , No. Hydo Park. Xt.
CRUr'BS
..... . ........... ..,e Are netter because
polish, fur Letter thnnt It- tl,. .,i,.. 11,. i. ..
any other lu existonco. tuaii any other Dollth.
COMFCRT
Vleld ahrlllant silvery sheen, with leas tlisn hnl
mo Hiiiur rcquircu ii lit. u otltor polish, s are und.
. 1 All mil. I. HOW LOST, IIOWBt..
iM Just pul.lshed.anew .din .. ,b
we.l'sCelloi luted I.Vwi . n Ihe rati
utit inedicibf, of M.KSMA!
Wenkneaa, In vt.lni,i, ( hl.,i,iim i ,L k
.Mental and Ph..i.i ii.. ' . L ""'J7
u..:. .... ....!. i.ii..BWk.
"w:',. IM'.. 'n,,;s, ;
tiava- iuee Zr I " Mnei,,
uipi::i7h-:-S
ol self a, us. . nay Li nulicalit ZT,l'.
p lcationur the knife, ..i,ti2 uo",
at ence at.nple. eertiun , ff, t ",t"
which every sulleret- n .. i "..,.
ilia. It... in,, . t.i . .. ' "r
Attoi
(
ALB
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be p
plao
'11
Jt. t
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V.
elai
and
w
a.
ol every y..utli ad ever, man in th, ,
u.inerseni, in a li'uln
in a n'a hi , ....
Vt,,a,d, on receipt ..f six Jt.t, J'.,
" ii llt-wttrv. Atw Vnt-L. 0.
.Sljl'f
iiox, 45H!.
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hot
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MAKES THE mi STR3NI
Are
Catarrh.
A Woman Having Catarrh 35 Years
Cured.
AND imoPPINUS IN THROAT, CIIOICINfiS,
MTKA.NI.MNoiS. PAINS IM TIIKSIDi:. I.UINS
1IKADACIIB, DIZZI.NK.SS. AN I) UIONKHAL
WKAK.sKaM.Cl KE1 11Y LEHi TIIA.N TURKU
IioTTL US Of TiiK
CONSTITUTIONAL
Catarrh Remedy.
To Mkssus. LiTTLEriELD A (!... Pr..iirih.ri'.. I .. furniture or carpets.
ttUuUonai Marrk eiy, illanohoater. iN. il t , nas no disasreanle sulphurous ur strong aehi
CRUIViBS
Are a neat and cleanly Can Ite usvd even In
article, makiiii no dii tUFtho parlor withou tin
nord istwhen used. trouble ui reinorlu"
COMFORT
I
HOME LIFE
N TH E D I OLE
By the author of "Ntnnt Bcenks is thb Biiii.b"
ami "lieu Fathkb s IIoos-k." ol whioh uearlyAliV
tini) have been sold. 'HniiK Ltrs" is oomiiie'dcd
by min'sterr of all churclii s as I'the author's beat
hook," "full l proe'eus thoughts," "truths pre
elouiss goins." "a oholoe book for everv minify,"
o. Bieei engiiivints, rosetlntcd p.. per. rioli bind
Ing an?: fur rapli sal e u nequal ed , A (i KN TS, You u a
tneii. ijiwinte. returners aim viergynii n, wantd la
every a unty i $73 t Hop per uiont.li, tjond fr
circular, '
j, ., ,, ... : ZlKaLKR IM'CC irv,
. - 'l i . i ..4."l!lln St HiJi-lnv-Holct. Knstt.
'-iNotibr" in 1 Ba nTcru.pt ty
J rSIUW III illanoilOSLor. H. J . nn,l i.n,, b.i.ol r..
sliled at Ueuiiiker, ami am a 11 live of Wuaio, tins
Male. I have nad i atai-i'li r.t.,,,t. .Su.. . ..-..I
since I was IS years old , bail it oad all the time, it
ruu all that period, unU ninltUj it would Ull up aed
drop down In ,y ' tlinott, oaustug a leoiiua
ol uliokiUA. so that 1 wuubi iuihu un I..
saVo mysoit rroni striinulatiuii. It unWed lny
head sq that I felt ooi.rus.id, uud was troubled with
severe ueuuaono at intervals, lor a week at a time.
1 had also i.a.i put us In slmutdurs, na.uk, aud kid
neys, liuiu wliicli I aiiir..rcd iuiiuuiisely. .0 bad
were thuy, that a year 1140 last auutu.or I was ob-
llied toliLil. ned ...tisttif Lbel.i i it fur tli rmi inmilliM
1 ImvuiricO ull kiiKUoi'auutl t-nii CitUirli rcmi'ttiutt
with no partloulur outic'llt.tLiHiotJutiuitod phyHioitms.
titutional Catarrh llt mrly luft AuiiHt. I buuati to
iTPuW ttitiur 'tst'Tt tltil.itlin tllu ilrnt bnttlo. f nm
iiuw un tin tii'rd .'mttlo. My i'ftturili is uuw Cured;
my Itualtli U rastrud. . huvt no utiun. uoliu.. r
oounli. Al wijoiu vntoui is id at I o uvur navr. J
kmmr it U thin modioinu that hiui rRCUud m hum
intense ft u 11 w r i u it ivnl almuMt the li-rave. 1 am nnw
at)U o do thj hindorit work nJ inr the liardut-t
o.Tpti -ure, and tool that I unnnut -uy too much iu ia
Fur nf ttJon.ittutiona(ti nttirrh Uemniy,
ailW. K. J. iljANDERS,
Manohotitor, N. IT. Tcb. 1, 1671.
' i
I Jim 53 yours old, havu had Catarrh ever since t '
waji-hteun yeurrtold, and headauhu all the time; '
havu 8ull't)rud tteyund duHciiution with runuiiiu. at
thu ntmi), dropnhini! in the ihn at ctiuKniiin, and !
j'tratiiLiinrt. . ilai'v tried any utiautitv ot Caturrh '
JiumudieH. I:ut havu luimd nu ruiiel till I tried your
Cdiitititutiout-l Cut trili Keiuedy, lix won thu ago
I found iuKnudiatu rulief
-Catarrh and all it!) attendant evlln havo left,
Iltmdache.I'ainR til Lnlu ami ilaok, )ir,znvt h
of Appet to, aud (ienoml WoakneM. Lew tlmn J
bottlos uf Constitution a) Catarrh Remedy hare
cured me. 1 have not neon no well since I can fe
me in iior aa now. I fuel aa if I onuld nut say too
much for the inodiolue, ur thank Uod too heartilr
that through it? inatruiuuutality 1 'iaro been re
etured tohualth. .
v , 'i. t i i : ( - MARY M. ABBOTT, i '
No, IT Manchester Corporation, (
iMitllUUUOliDI , 11, II,, aitlill, aCf lOIA,
Tlie iliove ladj my untther. I am a painter by
trade, and .m a painter by trade, Htid am a mem
her uf thu City Councilor Manchester. Everv w..r.i
(hat my mother states 1b true.
p. ,;.,T t . , . JACOB J.ALBOTT,
HundrediofoauoBof adimilur nninrn .rai i.i.
tn the iafltyear bntilin and li tiounarooiilv trmiio.
iNSxitiUfS- .TJ.' lNbTlTtTINAL CATARAu
Hb.MbUi striken at the root. huiniR m. ii.m n. .
stitiitiou, uiakuait uuw. and drivi wi.i i!att.P,h
and ait diseanoHof thu iuucoum memluaiu sand their
utLbvituiaHi, pitins, hiiu Hciitjg, pt-rt u i n ) ii jt to head,
back and shoulder. kidnv, and throat.
1'riue At tier Hi.fi.h. H.lil t.v nil ite.i eiot, a
Pauipiilet of 32 pai;es. i;irinu: a treutlce on Catarrh
smell when prtpareu IV r uay, hut are plt-a.-atitaiid
uaruiievt..
CRUW.BS
Are put up In neat In each box are 12
styloand iitiifi.rm im.ropstiossi jstiot Is sul -o
n ven lent foruse than wr floient fur any sti.ve,
any othor polish, thus all waste is saved
COMFORT
Are the cheapest iioliali in the market. I.coau.-t em
box nt hi cents will polish as much serluee as
oi iits' win t li ol tbe old pullsher.
CRUMBS
Have Just taken the -.In coinp tltion with
1st premium at the In-f; psev. rl .1 the best ol
dianpolis Kxposltion, the i Id st,ov po isl.es
COiYFOkT
Buy CnnMnsurCoMroRTof your steroke. per,
if ho has thuiui or will roe, urn .1,..,,, i.,r t.
...... u..,i.i.i.ar, lour i.aine ana the uanie
of your nearest express station, and we will send
you ten boxes, and samples ..f Itai Holt's illuckiim
ana Pearl llliin.r frui, ..I ..... a
Ciiumia or Comkobt oau be had uf all Wholo
fH,"r','irA f:'"1''"" 'I"? united bUitos, ami
Retail Dialers will nud them the most prolliahl...
from the fact that they are the fastest selliua aril
cleuf the kind iu thu market .
II. A. UAltTLETT & CO..
IIOATorM ProntSt., Philadelphia
fat York. ' ' r
I't':,; 6
143 Ckamhert XI., New York.
-M liroadSI., notion.
110 CONSUMITIVES.
nnK"' hvlpB.betnp.rm.nen(ly cured
ol that dreail disease, Consuuipllou. by a simul..
remedy, laauxions to urnko ki.cwn lu his fellow
uHuryrs the aieaiisot cure. To all who uesiie it
ho will send a ot .y of tbe prescription um il, (free
or oharjie), with tho directions fur preparlnn and
JSiii.. tho same, whiol the will And a klilm CliKK
fortoMsCMi-iioK. Asthma, Bin. si hitis, Ac
Parties wishing Ihe proecrlplii i. will p ease ad-
4m6 194 Peiinnt,, Williainsoiirili, N Y,
The Peruvian Sump, a Protin P
ed Solution of the I'rotoxiile u '
Iron, is so combined aslohai
the character of an aliment, i
casilif difcsted ami assimiluii 0
t'7 the blood as the simii -food.
It increases the quint
of nature's Own 1'ititlUa. "
Agent, Iron in. the blood, ti
cures "alhoiisuiid ills,' almjn
bif Toning up, In viijoratimum
Vitalizing the System. Then '
riched and vitalised blood w -meates
every part of the W(, I
repairing damages and vttsti,
searching out morbid mn
lions, and leaving nothing In i
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the uw
derful stteecss of this remedy a ,
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Dim 1
rlioca,Eoils,NcrvonsAiTcctioiii
Chills and Fevers, Humors
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaint
and all diseases originating in
a bad state of the blood, or ac
companied bll dcbllitii or a low
: state of the system, dicing frci
from Alcohol, in any form, Hi
energising effects are not f&
lowed by corresponding rtttfr
lion, but are permanent, inftr
sing strength, vigor, and nett
life into all parts of the system
and building up an Iron Con
stitution.
Thousands have been chanqai
by the use of this remedy, from
weak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and women; ani
Invalids cann' reasonably Im
itate to give it a trial.
See thai each bottle has PERU
VIAIM GYRUP Hotvn in the glaM,"
ratnplilots Freo.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. 1 Milton l'lnce, Itoaton.
' Sold r, DaLooisn ucxtaALir. !!
F.ra! Fira !
PAVi YOUll AStSKSSWK.NTS.
RRUR8 OF YolTU.-.
and ot ntalnlnir liiHumerablu cases or ourea, tout
ritea, by addressing ' ho I'roprleturs,
LlTThUFlKLD A CO.,
MANClilisTER. N,U.
A GENTLEMAN who suffircd Ur years rroiu
.1... !. JJ.ll ti'KmuiuieUicii. ano a,"
! VIILULBMI ItlUlllIUI IIKIlIalU II ta,(. .ll It
?h I. y?iTurin hu.imy. Sinn f,ie ," i7 wh,,
need it, tho receipt ami dinetlon for nnkinu th.,
simple remedy I,, which he waa uurcd Bulk. "
i "J " BtRvuiuNtr' i'XIIL-l it ii t
n4u,uo" jofiNirrsi" pv ,wi ".
J0"t It, JtiDE.N, li cedar St.. N. V,
Lost dotirlnopay therr assi ssugtnlf In !' i
OLD VEHVOMT MUTUAL
t
Oe
S. I' AGK !
Has on hand ataia lumlier yard tn
l! 'JI.
1 ThlaHtto .'Ive No't'ce. Hint on the y-lth day nf
M rob. A, ill. IH? "i VVAIIHXNT IN HANKRTIT
CY was Ismieil jvnst tltn Estate if Williams B
Mou ton of M irrlst'.wn In tl.oCountvof Lainolilel
and StaMvif Vormnnt, who Ima be n BIJudd a i 1 "' -Bankrupt
on hla Croit .ra' Petition : that tho pav. .
insntml anv Dabtsand Unlivery uf any I'ttntcrty T
bolenirlnji to said l.la.ikriipt, to him, or lor his uae. ' I 1
bidden hi hnw i that a flfoetit of the Creditors'
ft! ..ill llanb.n,,.. 1.. tt.l.un ,l.n. . . .
.....h-- i....,.w niotr iio-ns, anu to
ohnnae one or mnro Asslicnooa nf bis Kti,fe will
be held at a Cniirtof llankruptov. to be I olden at
the HorriByillo House, In Moniyvllleln tho emin
ty of liamolllo.and Klate or Vonnent. before John
L. Kdwirds Eat Henlitttr on the 2lat daV of
April, A. D. 1874, at llo'cloo'. A M. y
- 1 " HEO. I'. FOSTER,. i ....
.'iltcd cttitcsMarjliali osSioiScnger
A largtitock of Ihorouyhly aenjonerf .
PLANED St ROUOIt' "'
..) ui I 8- P H IT C E l ,
,, , u, IIRVIOCK, , ,,
.PIJVR, BASS,
' ''' ' ASH -i .''I
V M k M 1
Eb ilAlE,?oVIrAI'1TV.-Th. "Sole.10, of
i . raiituini V liaillv.
tet '111;' ' '"'. N.i veusaud Physic,
IjeWiltj , ll.i p..ehi,n.lria, liupoteHcy , .sporniiktir-
aH:.Ur?e": ""' Bh"fl'''''lll "thoV.;iseasJ.
arls'nt from theerroia i. ontl, oi the Itidioeretit.n.
oroxcosaosor uatureryoars. Tliislt intleeri a 'ek
onbil. Sent Lv mall. 1.1 .l ce.
A,?,,.r,,.T'.P.BA.nf,i1V VI H ft If A L INSTI-
trLaU.i .hR Aa,,i,ttnt Ph.niclnn. KB.
The Ant.hor mav tin A,n...i.....-. 1 ' ..' I
asal 1 diaoase. reqMlr.nMkTn jg
'' l ' WANTFP
J$ MCTpAti LIPK INSUBAVR n
-''' '"'II, '',l.-',,l . '.'Id'and reliable Life Conn a'
uf M itpollor ean do to at theolBco of Carroll I ;
PaKowiu, Isa.aoan Auutuf tho Coiiipany for
tiaiisuotion ul iheir miierul busiiuss I will fi" :.
prompt attuotum to those whe dosiru t - liiaare ii
this Old St iu tol, Etivtti lie. XsresstiientslT &f
only s poroeut. ,'l'lieir annual pamphlil RfP"11,
may l.ehad at ui.t ollico. . f
' CAi.'liOLli S. PACE.
Hyde Park, Vt., net. ', H73. t' r
OR SALIC!
TlieC.ipartnerblp heretofore, cxlstlnf news"
SHINGLES. OLAPBOAHDS,
i) AND ' - '
CEDAR POSTS I
HTCASII PAIp FOK lumber'
One 3 years old Cult,
line i years old (l.tlt. l
' Ttfoieo md-iiaud Breast Piatt IIrui-w, nc"' !1.
new. -
One Ditu'tle slaiith.' ;
Ono Siugle Waxon, w-tb polo, nearly nrw.nf ,'
low. : . . f
One "air BufTilo Robes.
One Bu try Wijon. 1 f
On Lu u .or A 1 too, w'th Polo a id TlnlH
One Wor't 'lariii-as, neurlj new.
One Pair Traverse Seeds.
, One SinaleSktluh inilmlftored.
'.I- M FULLIXiiTOS.
Johna. q. Jun. 1st. IKM ' " ' 8,1
1 t i ' ,
n. solution.
.tier-.. . p !icr.!!ire 1 ".'.'"S; ..ni
n.es and 15. H . Foute.nnder the n" "f".
1 A foot". Is tti in li
All acotiiintM due t
Is this day dissolved by',3
M.rmp.nrlC,TrW
' MR mom irr nveft tin -...r, v,, . uttinimiu wi i in nrrmitr i ur"!'".!' - , .t
LA7 I. nirnishesihJftlns by John Holme, whocotinus lu theCarrlase
, ' ' rntes- Al I nf it, 7li J, . J1'" hT" P"""'! Il"". - ace. net. dnetoand Imm the Hlrm ;
their value after the Ihtrd yZ." V?1 "1?
,V"l.0oli"!.r S.y wtth relleble men Am.it V I cwl" ",KW,MU"" ,u i,.!ir 1 1 t.MES.
. o. ni'Ki'ni'NM. v p...t. w.. 'r1 ' ......... ...n.,
' Philadelphia, Pa.
IVwl
Jolmwn, Jltucli ir.lh, 15, 1,
E. II. FOOTF;-