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Tr. r.fi. llrlnl
THEY'RE ALL TALKING OF IT.
'A Itoporter lnvcll(xitc evorl pttbllo
. rocomniendntlmn, iiuil flints
! EVERY WORD TRUE.
Moro Words or l'ralnii upoltcn than lul
lMuil. Tlie stVwi.r letters of rerornincntlnHon
anil t'vjurlpnre wlileli linvesofietiuciitly
nnpciri'tl In tlie vuiiom (Lilly pnjieis,
united tlio eurloMly of the Editor of tho
Albany Aty'i Determined to know in to
tlio j;enulna:icf.i of tlio ptibllsltcd docu
ment'', phu'L'd tiic mutter in tlio hands of
one of their reporter, Mr. Itohert Ai
Male, the veteran foreman of VnnSlvkcifc
llorton's Tobacco Factory, on Uroadway,
Albany, N. Y., was llrst called upou.nud
shown the following :
"Afoont ten years o'ro I linit a nrcat Oral of
trouble Willi Mono In tho Madder, mid I lind to
sulnnit tcmnorerntinn, Hut tlie old troublo re-apjn-nred
nnd 1 feared tliot nnotlier oK'rntlon
would Im) tipcesnrr. A friend FtiKKcsttil that
I trjr Pr. Kennedy's Faroilln Itcmi'ilr, of Hon
dont. N. Y., niter iioini; tho medicine n short
while, I touml it was (lolnt'liio (rood. 1 contin
ued Its nso and nm happy to tnv It entirely
cured me. I tnkri it wliem'trr I feel a little out
of sorts, nnd Ithhvnys docs me kooiI, Hut for
kidney or urltinrr troitlilo of ntiy kind 1 am a
proof of Its ctirntlvo powert.
3Ir. lliilo said every word was true, nnd
nnd ho would not bu without that valu
able preparation.
Mr. F. (J. Itrink, ofl'oiiKlikecptic.N.Y.,
whoso famous experience published,
as "A Scrap of Paper." Picking
n scrap or paper
up in t no street one
day, found it con
tallied Dr. Ken
nedy's Favorite
liemcdy advertise
nicnt, nnd as it par
ticularly hit his
cace, bought tho
inedicincniid found
the help he had
been iirariutr for.
In nimrcr us to the truth of tho article.
Mr. Brink said he was always pleaded to
sar n pood word for Favorite Hcmetly,
and referred the writer to the following
letter lately published in the lughkeep
ale luvjle.
Getitljinen : Iteceit Inc many letters from nil
over tha country, nsklwr as to tho truth of an
advertNenui.tpilnti'd In your p'lper. tfvinirmy
experience Willi Dr. Dnvld Kennedy's Favorite
Binedv, 1 wish to say It w.w n ilaura to
KlvetlMtivenmiiu-ridatlonloDr. Kennedy, nnd
vn li"n 1 1. il I was cured nf caUirrli of tha blad
der mnl chronic. ldm y disca.se, 1 wioto simply
the truth.
For M'.irs l"fore I used this vaVi.lblnmcilicIno,
I Kiilltrcd Ironi urinary trmililes. julu In my
liark ii tut iv iicmiu:;. eeple.-s condition, yet
K'for.' I Iir.il tul;uii tho fiiui'li bottle I wasenred.
Found nt-d if. 11. 1 have replied to these letters
unduiii nKiiin; to do similar sen ice to those
attlli-rid.. lint 1 niaiie this public Mutement
lioplntf 't m.iv .'v-tcli tlie eye ot the rnilerer. nnd
nave I'm lM-rson il iiirnponJcJLv, foratmy UE9
letter wrltla.: '.s Mile (n-.v.
Yourj truly,
21 t-i f-.t. F. C. Hniss.
3Ir. Peter Lawlcr. chief engineer of
3Ic.i. Ciane to (o's Paper 31111, Dallon,
3Ia-.s., said :
"I don't look much lite a dca.l man. hut I was
jiretty neurone, for llltecn jhum I buffered
Ilni m try hide, my
nrin. was oubject to
vioh t stoppages, and
oftt i tiiiRed with
blood. I irt fle-b,
app,.l3.niulUreiiRtli.
I coPHiilted several
phyouhiiis w ho laid I
t suffering from
cm vol una intuitu-
utlon
and
but i
field, learuinc of tnyl;,.?J;.M,
condition. i-niJ" don't 91i.l't-t'rLtnilir.
bother with thu doctor. take Dr. David Ken
nedj's 1'ovorite Itemedy nnd lx cured." 1 r.-one-
sont for tha same, nml had tnlen only pai t
of the bottle, when two pieces of stone pasAcl
my bladder, ami non am cut lady well. Cosiivi -cess
unil iheumetism ticuhloinuiioinnre. mid I
feel like a new nun. 'ilmnkj mtnvly toIr.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,
Ir. E. D. Parsons, head book-keeper
"Wholesale Drv Goods Hourc of S. J.
Arnold to Co.,
Pochester, N. Y.,
hud a similar ex
perience. Seized
oniulaywithpainiu
his back, next came
Modern rnshloim And IlUtory.
Tho prcsotit season oponcd with n
rich dlspluyV)fn ow BtyleH, and wlint
mnltea tlioin pitrtlculnrly itUractivo in
tbo fuut thut, for tho groinc-i' part, llu-y
nrc tlurivucl from mi ltirtl-ot'luitl iwhii'im.
Thus, tlio Louis XV. nnd L-mis XVI .
, pretty coueclU nrofceon by tbo ttiuu or
I tho pl'',tiusqut) nireololi'oiind Ihnplro
! Costtiimn, mid tbo uniuoful fitnuiua of
tbo lb'W period nil these, tobosui'o.ln
tlipro iiitidoi'n'.mnillfleiilloii and rulluvcil
by tbo urlltitlu touch of our coiitotnpoi
ary tusto. A gt'cat froudom of selection
s, consequently, afforded to every lady,
for uoslnglo lcnillnc; stylo will prevent,
hor from following hur natural tasto
To fully understood tho past origin of
tho varied Modes of our coming season,
and their development Into their pres
ent adaptations, no surer guldus could
bo obtain than tho McDowell Fashion
Journals. "Paris Album of Fashion"
nnd "La Modo do Pnrla" nro great fav
orites and sell, each, for 1(3 cents acopy
or M.50 a year "La Couturlcro" bns :i
wide succes, being SO cents a copy or
$3.00 a year. "La Modo" Is tbo bc.t
Home Fashion Journal, costing only Ifl
cents acopy, or $1.50 per anuin. They
are supplied by newsdcttlots, or by ap
aplying directly to tho houso, nt.Xo.-l
West 14th Street. New York City.
"
V-nJc
!--.
ti
S) JH&&
I 6ionn:i!!D of urine.
JifJ ;:Wsi):iSWunci'dit stonein the
OTfi!.Hlfe(V'''f'wl,l!'("!cr' Iu writ"
swilsSil' lwiliaP'wf! to a friend he
Mr. i:. i). l'nixins. r-ays :
"IsufTtied beyond words to descrihe. Knne
of th'jineauatnl.i-ii pruniived any iK-neflt, until
1 began the use of T)c. Kennedy'., rnvontu Uri.i.
edy which dlNilreil the btone. Ilm Minplnn.i
l)efinu to yield, tho pain ceavd uutl iiimi this
time my jicovery was cmuli-tti. C'jii I niter
this experience speak too highly cf that v.-hX-li
saved n.y life 1 "
"I can speak in lilpher praiso than I
liavc written," are the words of evorvp:r
son I talked "with, which proves iliegr.'r.t
popularity of this remedy, pcvoiKshrf
what no other medieiiie liar, Ihu
power to save life. It can be used w ith
bafcty by all ages.
The worst can's of nervous prostration.
slceplrncKs, headaches and clta-stivc
troubles, yield to its curative power. Salt
rheum, eczemn. rheuinallsm, scrofula, or
any divide ari-ir.g from impure blond,
are banMicd by this brain, nerve nnd
Wood tonic, Dr. David Keuuedy'j Favor
ite Kcniedy.
Tlio December Coxtuopolltnn.
In yicwof tho fact that Sir F.dwin
Arnold will very likely bo thu next po-ot-Iaureate,
ono turns with interest to
His most entertaining nrticlo in tlio
December Cosmopolitan on a "Jnpttn-t
eso Watering Placo.' Tliu same iiuiii
ber contains soven portraits of Tenny
son and interesting views of hi late
homo nnd Burrour.dlngs. Thos. Gor
man has penetrated tho mystei'it's of
tho silent trapplsts.' monastery with a
profano kodak; Murnt Halsteail dis
cusses "Varieties of American Journal
ism:" Herrmann throws "Light on the
Black Art' and Theodore Roosovel1
and Mnurico Thompson cueheontribute
interesting articles, A fealuro of tin.
number is twentyfour portraits of Pur'
Iblan jonrnallsts, with skotcbe- of tlnd"
work. A curious bit iu found In thi
contrast of the double front ispieee
whlch ndorn thumugtr.ino on oncside
tho marvelous painting of "Tins Con
querors," by Frilel. whicli nttrti'jled si
much attention tit tho last Paris stilur,
and on tho other ' Tho conquered.'' 1J
Anton Dietrich; in tbo one the l.jrocs
of war moving down tlio vUt't of Hit
centuries in mngnificent arrpy bctwee
ghastly lines of naked corpse., tin oili
er the unfortunate of all times nml
Innds Hocking beneath th gmitli-! nnd
of tho loving Christ. Tho Coi-mnpmi
tan will mark Its first edition of 1-jO.Olif
copies thut for Juuurary by tin nlT'-i
of 1000 frco scholarship. In return for
introducing tho Cosmopoliinii lii'mvi'
tain neighborhoods tho Co.sniopnli n
offers to any young man or wi..:in frr
tuition, board, lodging and laundry :ii
Yalo, Vtissiir, Harvard, or any of ihi
leading colleges, schools or m-i. mu
le, medicine, or science. Thi-y m-iu
out a pamphlet on application iidlin
how to obtain ono of these five .-cIioIm-ship.
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is tu folltiwa: "It Ih a library. It is an
encyclopedia, it poem, n history, a dic
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to iMillllcal resume, n ground plan of
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in p.irvo, nn obituary, shipwreck, n
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and sorrows, births and deaths, 'tho
prldo nnd provorty of tho world, all for
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Tho Novoinbor number of Tho Art
Amataur completes tbo twenty-sevouth
half-yijiirly volume of thin admirable
prnctleal art magazine, and Is fully up
to usual high standard. It Is fairly
crammed with good things for tho art
student and tho art lover, beginning
with tho benutlful frontispiece, "At
the Piano," uftcr tbo painting by He
nolr, just bought by Mr. Potter Pal
mer, of Chicago. In "My Noto Book,"
tlio editor, Montague Murks, tolls some
very unpalatable truths about tho fail
ure, artistically speaking, of our late
Columbian civic displny and iudulgns in
other pungoutcriticlsms on Now York's
so-called "National" Academy of De
:dgu no loss timely. But it is tho prac
tical departments of Tho Art Amateur
that bring it its enormous circulation
throughout tbo country. It makes a
specially of teaching younir pooplo of
both sexes bow to study art seriously,
so that they may mnku a living by it.
Of course, tbo great popular feature
of this publication consists in the three
beautiful color plates, which the pub
Usher gives with each number. How
ho manages to do it all for :!." cents is a
mystery, oven taking into consideration
the very largo circulation of the in iga
zlue. Tho principal pltito this mouth
is a study of I ho Roses and Clematis
(Kix24), by Paul Do Longpre, a most
dellc.itu tind charming wpeoi men of col
or printing, which, no doubt, will be
Iramcd by thousands of persons, wheth
er they copy it or not. The other col
or plntos nro a Winter Landscao won
derfully reproduced in iac-simile after
an oil painting by Bruco Crane, and a
iU sign for china painting, Montague
Murks, Publisher, 2:i Union Square.
ROOFING
ftUM-KLASTIC ROOKING FM.T cost only
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lor year, and nujotio enn put It on. Hend
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Local AauntK Wuntctl.
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THE NEXT MORNINQ I FEEL BRIQHT AND
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10UCADniaKRllL,enil7ourauuri'sninrireen impio.
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The largest Manufacturers o
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lle.lirnnle tU word you nmwer br their numbers. cntlntinec
Hint iuuI tlietfrund prize.. Address till letters uud lnul.c nil reiuittutices
payable to
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except Sunday.
J. M. TERMS,
ucn l iianarer
7 28
7 37
7 4.1
7 SO
7fi5
s 01
8 Oi
10
8 l.-
8 20
8 TJO
. :u
s no
8 11
H 4
S57
!) 05
9 10
D li
0 20
AM
No 4
10 M
10 M
11 00
11 05
11 13
11 20
11 23
11 23
11 S2
11 37
11 4S
11 .W
11 54
11 S3
12 02
12 cr.
12 1:1
12 19
12 15
12 35
12 40
12 60
12 64
1 Ot
1 15
1 22
1 30
1 45
V M
No 3
12 25
12 39
12 47
12 54
1 04
1 10
1 14
1 25
1 30
1 40
1 4b
1 52
1 57
2 02
2 OS
2 10
2 14
a la
2 28
2 .11
2 zt
2 41
2 41
2 52
3 00
3 05
3 10
3 15
I'M
No 2
.MB
5 IS
520
525
5 32
5 41
545
5 51
5 57
fi 02
IS 12
0 17
22
C27
8 31
BSS
643
649
655
70S
7 10
720
725
722
7 41
741
7
II 10
PK
Not
330
34C
35S
403
4 12
4 IS
422
433
4 40
450
455
502
507
5 13
5 17
522
527
532
542
5 4
552
5C7
GC2
C1I
620
fit
(30
63S
rM
AH other trains dally
II. C. FEimiS.
Stlnerlnt-nflM.t?
MOL'LTON HOUK.
ieul I'.i Acent. TOLEDO. O
IC.V
:vwiMmaaai!mj
THE
Pullman Car Liic
IlimVEKN
CIHCIflNATI
The Slont ftiteecialBl ItcmeilreTerducor.
ered, n It Is certain la Its effects and does not
blliter. nsad proof bolow :
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
IUsn'3 Cnotcr. Uodford Co.. Ta., )
Vebrury 2S, ISii. f
Da. B. J. Kn-XDiu. Co.:
Oi'nts t'leae snil meonoof your"TroatlMna
tho llcr.w." Your Kendall' Spa in Cure " li tbo
tn-t la tho world; I linTe cured leu ensca of
ilouu .Spuvln. I am kupt busvall tlm llnic oa
liiir.'. twill nugPT ony man In the world 8l.CU.00
that "Kendall's Spalu Cure" cannot be Icatea
on SparinH. Itlusbonc, Capped Iloclia or
nuy Lameness on honrs. Vou cau uso my
naraooaouradvcrtHcinennand I will atnnu by
what I say. I lia 0 used luu Imttlos In tS';r.
Yours truly, DK. OEO. C. Cl'.IXElf.
NDfANAPOLIS,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
Spring-field, 111., Keokuk, Iowa,
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Dayton, Lima, Toledo, Detroit,
THE LAEE BEGI0HS
AND
!a.A:csrA:D as
Ak for tlctets vin C. II. .t I). K. R. on ule at
all coupon ticket oflltes In United
taiu5. Canada and .Mexico.
M. D. WOOllrOtt.l,
Vice-1'reildent mid (Icnenil Jlnnacer.
K.O. McCOKMiriC.
Genernl l'aiein.'crand Ticket Acent.
1 t.ains'Tass iEr; ryshurq.
KflHTII
Triin No 12 Dnilv 4:37 11 n
' NoU Daily except Sunday SMUaia
' No 2 lf.00 ib
" ' c " " 337a
" Noli'. " " 8:Mpta
" No 60 Sunday only 9:11 m
.XUTII
Tmln No 7 Daily 11:49 p a
" unl Daily except Sunday 7rtJ7ara
" No 5 loatnin
" Noll Dnllv 3:53pm
" No 13 Dally except Sunday 6:28 pm
T M FnANEY.Aceut. I'errvabnrc.
BUCKEYE ROUTE.
THE GOLDEN-ROD PUBLISHING CO,, 317- mm 11, CHIOASO
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HELUBLE Afir.JITS V.IM'l'r.l.
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HOLIDAY
We have made great preparations in antici
pation of the various wants of a multitude of
Holiday buyers. u.
An endless variety of Handkerchiefs in plain,
Jancy, bordered, embroidered Linen or Silk.
Kid Gloves, Fabric Gloves, Mittens, &c.
Hosiery and Underwear.
Fine
Ribbons, China Silks, Embroideries, Rich Lace
Goods, Fancy Goods, &c. iamm
N
NOVELT
Useful nnd orna- '
mctital Gifts, appropri
ate for Patlior and
Mother, SIfitors, Bro-
thors and Frlenda; tbo
Every Department has been augmented by
special purchases in view of the requirements lor
the Holidays.
The most elegant assortment of Holiday Cloaks,
Capes, Muffs, &c.
A magnificient display of Black and Colored
Silks, Fine Velvets.
A grand selection of Colored Dress Goods,
Beautiful. combinations.
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
Limn Eocz, Ark., Auc. 2S. !.
Da. B. J. KnxDAt.1. Co.: , ..
Ueirts It l with tlio irreatait mtlfactlan thatl
lnformyouiliatIhaToeiirrilthifollovlni:dIfiiei:
Sweeney. Shoulder Joint I,nineue.!tlllo
Joint I.ajncui'18. hoc-IIoll, J.aiiienrioi In
Voro l'"oot. I am orkln on Illn-Jplnt
Lameness and will curu that all with Kennnll 1
bparln Cure. It I tho l!t Ltntment for manor
beail I have ever used. I rt-eommend It toallhorso
owner. Ilorsca that I havo workeil on are valuable,
hut without your I.lulmont would be wortlilen. I
htvo frlemU who uicd It for Sprain ami
llrulaen and currd them. They any It l i hi- best
they ever used. Youra truly, C. U.S. WELLS.
rrtee $1 yrr hottlc, or elx boitlrt for
$B, Alt Jrurigl't hare it or tun 0'tt
for you, or it tftlt he tent to any ail
drej on receipt ofjtrtco hy the proprie
tor, i
DR. B. J. KENDALL CO.,
Enosbursh Falls. Vermont
? St
1
1lrtmi'
i$&n
SSwcjBmy
Manicur.' SetH, Work Boxes,? Albums, Smok- ola and yUDff' tho rich Elegant Rugs, Art Squares, Mats, Carpet
ing Sets, Pocket rhoks, Purses.
and poor; Bometbing to Sweepers, Covers, &c.
nutv uu uuuuibiuiin uuu
Toilet Artic'es. Perfumery, Fans, Silk Urn- n ' Draperies of all kinds, Lace Curtains, Chenile
brellas, Linen Sets, Towels, Table Spreads, Bed Tho lowoBt poaaibio and Silk Curtains, Fixtures, Fine Fancy Blankets,
bprcads, bliams. pccb. Comlorters, &c.
A WORLD OF DOLLS. mTTiTfTPY A TTINT1T TTin MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
INFANT ROBES. Ili L1 I I U A I I V L1 I UU I IV LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
BBY CLOAKS. Ill Pi I I H H I I i Pi I I II 11 I I A BEAUTIFUL MILLINER
mrM.c.r.c XM J J U M CI, M k JJJ J JJIllU Ulf BABY OUTFITS.
:: THEY BANISH PAIN,
:: THEY PROLONG LIFE
RIPANS
TABULES
- A -
STANDARD
AND
providential!
FAMILY
MEDICINE
A Trial Bottle 15 Cents.
For Sale by all Druggists.
run ctiLiinnii!,
OCKINC VALLE
ilNDTULIiDO It'll
Tlio Throufih Cnr Lino between
OOLtTMBUS TOLEDO
Athens and Pomeroy.
Tlie Direct Line to and from
Detroit. Jackson. Lansing.
AND MICHGAN POINTS.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL.
AND THK
GREAT NORTHWEST.
Note following Time Card :
GU1NO SOUTH
Chicago. I.v. .
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nlulit t ruins to ChlcuRO,
Thu mily lino riiiintni; I'arlors betvem
Toledo, C'olumlHis, and Ohio Itlver Scat Vim
only t!.) cents.
Ilate.4 via tlio Iluclicyo ltouto ure always H
low uu via any other lino.
Kor riitcu. limps, nlid other luforinatlon. mtUo
V II FiBHHii, ancral l'niscnger and Tickat
AKcnt, Itoom .11, Dcuhlcr Ulpck. Uolambab
niiki. or 11. A.wiuox iiisuict l'niscnger Agoe.
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