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    Yirtue in the Family.
There are all sorts and degrees o
Tirtue , and sometimes we are told tha
virtue is its own reward. Mr. A. F
Evans of Burr's Ferry , La. , says , in
writing about Brown's Iron Bitters : "I
have been the recipient of its virtue in
my family to a considerable extent'
This great iron tonic has superior ad
vantages as a reliable family medicine.
Its power has been thoroughly tried ,
and its virtues abundantly proved.
Nearly a million bottles a year ure sold
by the druggists of this country.
The Princess ol Wales is an excellent mu-
Bician.
If thcro ever was n specific for any ono com
plaint then Carter's Little Liver Pills are n
specific for Sick Hcacluche , and every woman
should know this. They aronotonlva pos
itive cure , but a sure preventive if taken
when the approach is lelt. Carter's Little
Liver Pills act directly on the liver and bile ,
and in this way remove the cause of disease
without first making you s ck by a weakening
purge. Jf you try the" you will not be dis-
appointed.
Sarah Bernhardt is not strong , but she is
Itlll ublo to cast a shadow.
I X
D
CURES
Rheumatism , Heuralgia , Sciatica
Lumbago , Backache , Headache. Toothache ,
SoroTiroatSrrclllnc .SpraIiisBral ea.
tturtiM , Scalds , Front III tcs ,
AfD AM , OTIIEIt BODILY PAIRS AUD ACHES.
Bald Itjr Urugskt * and Dealvn trywliere. Fifty Oenta a LotUe.
Direction. . In 11 Lftngium.
THE C1IAUI.ES A. VGGELER CO.
Enters the sj-fcttiii from , unknown
causes , at all seasons.
Shatters the Nerves , Impairs Digestion , and
Enfeebles tho Xuscles.
THE .
BEST TONIC '
Quickly andcompletely curesMnlnria.and Chilis
? d Fevrrs. Forlntcrniitteni Fevers , I us-
sitndc , I nclc of .Encriry , it has no e < raal. It
enriches and pnnfies tho blood , stimulates ths ap-
"etite , and strengthens the mnsclea and nerves.
Undoes not.injnro the teeth. c use haadacho , or
-all other Iron medicine * da.
' 'o patriotic and scholarly
aoc mne. of Arkansas , says :
I have used Brown's Iron Bitters with the creat-
est satisfaction for Malaria , and as a preventive of
Chills and likn diseases , and will always keep it on
hand aa a ready friend. "
Genuine has abovo trade mark and crossed red lines
on wrapper Take no other. Made only bv
BUOW.V CHEMICAL CO. . BAI/TIHOKfc , tal > .
LADIES' HAND BooK-nsefnl and attractive , con
taining ust of prizes for rocipes. information about
coins , etc. , given away by all dealers in medicine , or
mailed to any address on rocomt of 2c. stamp.
BITTERS.
x ? is * j * - . ! " * - n
BLOOD PURIFIER 9 HEALTH RESTORER.
It never fails to do its work in coses of 3Inla *
rln , Biliousness , Constipation. Head
ache , loss of Appetite and Sloop , Nervona
Complaints. Hops & Malt Bitters is a Vege
table ) Compound. It is a Itlcdlcliie not a Bar
room Drink. It differs as Avldelyasdoeg
day and night from tho thousand-and-one
Mixture * of vile xvljlsUy flavored with
nrornatlca. Hops & Malt Bitters * is recom
mended by Pbyalclans , Ministers and.
Nurios as being the Best Family Medicine ever
compounded. Any woman or child can take it ,
"Frora my knowledge of itc tagredients , under
no circumstances can it injure any one using it.
It contains no mineral or other deleterious sub
stance. Possessing real merits , the remedy la
deserving success. "
C. R DcPur , Ph. G. , Detroit , Mich. i
The only Genuine are manufactured by tha
HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO. , Detroit , Mich ,
AilUfliispMintte BROAD CLAIMolteligiiia
7EEY BEST OPESATQTG- ,
SELLING AND
Ever offered to tho public.
The most Elegant Blood Pnrifler , Llrcr Inyieowtoe
Tonic and Appetizer ever known. Tho first Bitten
containing Iron e cr adrertlied In America. Un-
prisclpled persons are Imltatlnz the name ; look oat
for frauds. See that the
roUowlng signature it on
every bottle and take none
other :
ST. PATJIi , MINIf.'Lx' DrotBl t&CliemI t :
The Story of the Kind Person.
From the San Francisco Alfa.
Some months ago tho employe of a
certain fiirm in Costa Eica embezzled a
large sum of money , and skipped. The
description was forwarded to the firm's
resident agent in this city , who instruct
ed the detectives to watch each incom
ing steamer from Soutli America for
tho fugitive. When the Grenada
steamed past the city front there was
s. detective on board , and this detective
had his eye on a young and fashion
ably dressed man with fiery red hair
and whiskers. Ho answered the de
scription of the embezzler to a dot.
The detective smiled and felt happy.
After months of waiting here was his
man at last , delivered into his hands ,
safe andsnng , without the possibility of
resistance or escape. His mouth water
ed as ho gazed on the red-haired man.
He could no longer resist his prey. He
tapped him on tho shoulder and said
with a genial smile , "How aro you , Mr.
Blank ? "
"I'm pretty well , I thank you , " re
plied the stranger , "but that is not my
name. "
"Of course not , of course not , " said
the detective , knowingly : "we'll see
about it , however my friend. Just
come along with me , and everything
will be explained , " and the officer smiled
all over and patted the red-haired mau
affectionately on the shoulder.
The stranger followed his captor in a
dazed sort of way into a coupe , and they
drove to the agent's house. "You have
been at largo a long time , my friend , "
said the detective ; "you've had lots of
fan. How much of that money have
you spent , now ? "
"Whatmoney ? Tou must be crazy , "
said the prisoner. "Of course , of
course , " said the officer ; "jump out
lere with me. There is a gentleman
acre who is most anxious to see you. "
The agent met them at the door , and to
; he astonishment and dismay of the de
; ective , shook the red-haired man warm
y by the hand , and appeared delighted
; o see him.
"I was just about to start for the
steamer to meet you , " he said. "How
did you find the house ? "
"This kind person directed me , " said
, he red-haired man with a grin. "He
would have it that I was who got away
with us some months ago. " The officer
was paralyzed. The gentleman whom
in had escorted to the agent's was a
member of the plundered firm , quite as
anxious for the capture of tho embezzler
as the detective , but he bore a remark-
ible personal resemblance to tho thief.
The question of whether , under tho
ircumstances , the detective should bo
eimbursed for the hack outlay is still
in abeyance.
An Unknown Woman.
The marriage of the Dauphin of
France , subsequently Louis XVI. ,
vith Maria Antoinette was associated
nth ominous incidents. The ceremony
vas scarcely ended in tho chapel of
Versailles , when the sky was darkened ,
nd torrents of rain drove the specta-
; ois home , and spoiled the fireworks
md illuminations.
At Paris the fetes were brought to a
itill more inauspicious close. They
inded amid the groans of the dying , and
he shrieks of frenzied people tramp
ing down weak men and women. The
: rowd got jammed in a public square ;
vhile there was a conflict between
hose who wished to come in and those
viio struggled to get out , a scaffolding ,
mng with ornamental lamps caught
ire. The crowd became insane with
ear. Strong men thrust down feeble
vomen , and ran over their prostrate
> odies. The firemen called to the spot
> y the alarm-bells rushed their engines
> ver every obstacle. The square was
leaped with the dead and dying ; ono
mndred and thirty-two dead bodies
/ere collected from the place.
One death touched the Dauphiness ,
, nd startled even Paris. It was that of
young woman who was to have been
narried the next day. Conscious of
ler failing strength , she said to her lov-
r ,
"Leave mo to my fate save yourself 1"
"Never 1" he exclaimed. "I will die
pith you. But there is hope yet ; get
; pon my shoulders , and I will carry
ou safely through the crowd. "
He stooped turning his back towards
er. He felt a light form mount to his
houlders , and a woman's arm around
is neck. Tall , strong , and with a will
nergized by love , he forced his way
hrough the press. When he reached
n open spape , he stopped , and the fair
urden glided to the ground. He turn-
d to embrace his betrothed , and saw
n unknown woman.
She had overheard the lover's sug-
estion , pushed the betrothed aside ,
nd taken her place.
Female Clerks at Washington.
A Washington correspondent writes :
In many cases the employment of
omen in tho department amounts to
10 giving of a pension direct. The
lajority of the women , however , do
leir work well. But they cannot be
ibjected to as close business discipline
3 the men. Some of the ladies em-
loyed in the Treasury are very ner-
ous. If they were men they would be
ischarged on account of the bother they
ive. There is in the Treasury atpres-
it a lady who was the daughter of a
2ry prominent former public official ,
he was educated and brought up with
10 most luxurious surroundings. Her
ither failed a few years before he died
id she was left penniless. Her friends
: cured her a place in the Treasury ,
he is so nervous and delicate , however ,
mt she cannot be relied upon for any
jgnlar work. The other day she
sarly went into a fit of hysterics" be-
inse she was obliged to sit in a room
sxt to a clerk who was in his shirt
eeves. She went to one of the assist-
it secretaries and made such a wild
implaint upon the subject that it .was
ith the greatest difficulty that he
raid calm her down. At one time it
oked as if she was going to faint away
. the midst of her excited protest. "
"Grossest Man In Alabama. "
"De Grossest man in Alabama livei
dar , " said the driver , as\ve approached
a way-side home , near Selnia , Ala. , tt
ask accommodations for the night. Ai
supper , and after'it , "mine host' '
scowled at every one , found fault wit !
everything earthly , and Ivas wonder-
ing if ho would not growl if the heaven
ly nalo didn't fit him , when incidental
mention being made of the comet oi
1882 , he said : "I didn't like its form ;
ts tail should have been fan-shaped ! "
But , next morning , ho appeared
half-oftendedat our offering pay for his
hospitality ! My companion , however ,
made him accept as a present a sample
from his case of goods.
Six weeks later , I drew up at the
same house. The planter stepped
lithely from the porch , and greeted mo
cordially. I could scarcely believe
that this clear complexioned , bright-
eyed , animated fellow , and tho morose
being ot a few weeks back , were the
same. He inquired of my companion
of the former visit and regretted he was
not with me. "Yes , " said his wife ,
"we are both much indebted to him. "
"How ? " I asked , in surprise ,
"For this wonderful change in my
husband. Your friend when leaving ,
handed him a bottlo of Warner's safe
cure. He took it , and two other bot
tles , andnow " "And now , " he broke
in , "from an ill-feeling , growling old
bear , I am healthy and so cheerful my
wife declares she has fallen in love with
me again ! "
It has made over again a thousand
love matches , and keeps sweet the tem
pers of the family circle everywhere.
Copyrighted. Used by permission of
American Jiural Home.
Sheridaii and Gen. Emory.
Telling these things of Grant reminds
me of ti story of the battle of Cedar
Creek I got from an old soldier who
was there. It will bo remembered that
when the battle began Sheridan was at
Winchester - ' miles " and
Winchester'twenty away ,
bis army was under the command of
Gen. Wright. When Sheridan reached
the field the army was defeated , and all
but the nineteenth corps demoralized.
The corps was under command of Gen.
Emory , who had been a professor at
West Point when Sheridan was a cadet.
Sheridan was quick to seize upon the
situation , and he directed Emory to
take a certain position and hold it
against all odds until he should hear
Sheridan's guns at a certain point.
Emory promptly obeyed , and soon the
battle raged again with the utmost
fury. The rebels made assault after
assault , but Emory held his place.
Time and again ho sent , urgently
asking for reinforcements , but Sheridan
sent word back to hold on a little
longer. He did hold on until Sheridan
collected the shattered forces and
charged like a thunderbolt , and Early
and his army were routed. That even
ing , as Emory was sitting upon tho
ground , blackened by powder and ex
hausted by the toils of Ihe day , for he
bad been fighting for seven hours , one
of Sheridan"s'stafT officers rode up , and ,
saluting him , said : "Gen. Emory , lam
instructed by Gen. Sheridan to present
to you his compliments ; and to say that
lie regards you as a regular d d old
stuck buzzard ; that you are a glorious
aid fighter. ' ' This unique statement of
the staff officer was received with shouts
by those who surrounded Emory. It
appeared afterward that the officer had
iven literally to Emory the words of
liis chief. Indianapolis Times.
A Hotel Man's Discovery.
SAN FKAXCISCO , Gal. Mr. George
5. Arnold , proprietor of the Occidental
lotel , says that as the air is purer as
ive ascend , a man should not object to
Deing assigned a room on the upper-
nostfloor ; that ho shouldn't mind tak-
ng a room-attic , as it were , in view of
Jie fact that St. Jacobs Oil so promptly
jures the rheumatic. He states that
throughout California it is regarded as
; he great pain-cure of the age.
Too Close for Comfort.
"I had a close call last night , " said a
ieedy looking Brooklyn man with an
) ld winter hat on his head.
"Indeed ! How ? "
"As I was coming home from church
i young rascal sneaked up behind me
md 'r
Struck you with a sand bag ? "
"Oh , no ! He yelled right in my ear ,
'Shoot tho ping ! ' It was the closest
sail I ever experienced. "
Home for Invalid Ladle * .
No effort is spared to make Drs. Dicker-
on & Starks' Surgical Institute at Kansas
Sty an attractive home for its invalids ,
.nd one vith which pleasant recollections
if restored health will always bo asso-
iated. There are thousands of women
uffering who could be successfully cured at
hia Institute.
Every young man and woman should
eceivc such a training as is given the
tudentsof Elliott's Business College ,
Jurlington , la.
tThe Iprcl mayor of London is a Sfetho-
ist minister.
Xlie Record of tl o Falrn.
The superiority of Wells , Richardson &
b's. , improved Butter Color overall others
lade , is again demonstrated by its record
t-the Autumnal Fairs. Tho test of prac-
ical use is what tells the story , and the
reat value of the premiums given by the
Agricultural Fairs , lies in the fact , that the
idges in these cases are regular farmers ,
ho know what their needs are and what
ill supply them. Wells , Eichardson &
b.'s Improved Butter Color , which has
aken first premium at all fairs where ex-
ibited , is put up in a vegetable oil so pre-
ared thatit cannot becomprancid , a most
nportant property , the lack of which is
ital to so many of tho Butter-Colors
ffcrcd for sale. It does not color the
utter-milk ; it imparts a bright natural
Dior , which is unattained by many others ;
nd being the strongest is the cheapest
olor iu the market.
Gen. Lew Wallace has two novels in
Durse of preparation.
BED-UUGS , FLIES.
Flics , roaches , ants , bed buca. rats , mice , cophers
hipmuaka , cleared out by "Bough on Bats ? IScI
Mrs. Langtry usually plays lawn tennis
i a coquettish milkmaid's costume.
MEXSMAN'S PEPTOMIZED BEEP TOSIC , tha onlr
eparatlon of beef containing Its INTIEE NCTEITIOUS
-OPEKTIES. It contains blood-uaklnz force , cener-
! ng and life-sustaining properties : invaluable for
digestion , dyspepsia , nervous prostration , and all
nns of general debility : also. In all enfeebled con-
tlons , wnether the result of exhaustion , nervous
ostratlon , overwork or acute disease , particularly if
suiting from pulmonary complaints. Laswell. liar-
d & Co. . Proprietors , If ew York. Sold by drucglsts.
Senator Logan is a natural born orator.
Stut t/mt and moniy by using Stewart's Heat-
ing Potaderfor cuts end tores on animals. Sold
coergHhtre , 15 and SO cts. a box. Tru It ,
Halforcl Sauce enriches hot Joints , item
chops , fish , itc. Excelled by .none. Tvylt.
It is tlio engaged young lady who catche :
tho most beaux at a summer roaorL
THIN I'EOPEB.
TVell's Health Kencwer" restores health and rlzo
cures Dyspepsia , Impotence. Sexual Debility.
IF YOU WANT A 1)O
Send 15 cents for Doo BUYERS' GUIDE : 1CX
cngrnivinps , colored plate. Associated Fan
ciers , 237 South Eighth Street. Philadelphia
"When Babymia siokwe jpvrs her Castorla ,
TTten sho was a Child , she cried for Cnstoria ,
When sho becamo 2IUi , aho clang to Caatoria ,
When ehe hod Children , she gave them Caatoria ,
Samuel J. Kamlall is convinced that the
Quakers are good hand-shakers.
"BUCIIU-rABIA. "
Quick , complete cure , all Kidney , Bladder nnd
Urinary DIseasec. Scalding. Irritation , Stone , Gravel ,
Catarrh of the bladder , f l. Druggists.
President Cleveland is always on time
when meals are served.
Is the eating ; and proof of the excellence of a medi
cine Is its acceptance by the public. Ask your drug
gist , or almost any one , and they will tell you that the
merit of Hood's Sarsaparllla , where it has been in *
traduced , has caused it to rido
xouou-snoD
over all competitors into the very heart of public
confidence , and to-day it has a record of success and
of cures unequaledby any other medicine.
"I was greatly run down , had no appetite , nnd felt
tho need of a good tonic. I have taken other medi
cines , but never used any that did me so much good
as Hood'3 Sarsaparllla. Inow have a good appetite
and feel renewed all over , am better thaa I have
been for years. " E. II. RAXD , Oswego , N. T.
"I had catarrh nine years , and BufTcied terribly
with it. Soon after I bcgnntotako Hood's Sarsapa
rllla the catarrh troubled mo less , and after takl
three bottles I was entirely cured. " JAXB HiKEr ,
Lumbcrton , Clinton County , Ohio.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. ( I ; six for $3. Made only by
C.I.HOOD & CO. , Apothecaries , Lowell. Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar.
Yersity of Notre Dame ,
MAI.V BUILDING.
The Elehtr-Tlilr.l Session will open Tuesday , Sept.
Btu. Full courses In
Classics , Law , Sciences , UlatlicmaticH ,
ITIusic.
A thorough COMMERCIAL COURSE Is one of the
distinguishing features of the Institution.
Spec al advantages arc ollcrcd to studtnts of the
Law Coutsc.
Coutsc.THE MINIM DEPARTMENT ,
for boys underli. Is unique In design nnd In the com-
jjj'teness of Its equipments. C t > lrgnes , giving full
particulars , will be sentlr-e , ! > / adlrcsslng
1JKV. T. E. WALbll , C S. U. , I'RKSIDKXT.
KOTBE DAME ,
MTISTS1 - : -
. , i - . ; vuutii : , joe ; uuiu J amin
Horeltio. ind Trenton Ware for Decorating. Frames
lor Pictures In Gold. Plush. Oak and Bronze. S.-xmp'eS
of molding. 5a ! dozen. Eend2 cent Stomp for Catalogue.
A. HOSPE , Omaha ,
Bend for Circulars. GEO. R. R ATIID URN. Principal.
S5U HEffAHD
will b p ld for inj Groin Fan
of urne lize that c&a cle&n tad
b C as much Grain or Sefd in ona
d y ai our Patent MOJi AltClI
Grain and Seed Separator
nd Banner or ear InproTcd
VTarchoiuo Mill with Equali
zer vhlch we oITer cheap. Circa *
lor ami Price I.iit mailed free.
NEWARK MACHIHE CO.
Columbus
Isniedbythoiuandjof flnlclaK kTumfadnrers
and Mechanics on their belt irark. Jieceired
COLD MEDAL.London.'SS. rnnouncedifron ie OVE- *
yljt Jcnovn. Send card of dealerirho does not keep T600
UviUiCre2c far CAMPLE CAN
, < tamp > rnrP
Enaia Ctient Co.Gloiicd r.Hia. rntC JNCH.
TMK
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Of Zinc & Leather.
2V1OHE SOUE
It will positively prevent chaflnsr and cure sore
Wither * . Horse can bo worked whtlo cure ) Is per-
'eoted. Harneas maker * will refund money If not
; atlaC d after 3) days trial.
DEXTKtt OUKTIS , Madison. Wis.
fiCH T.ifo and Death of tho
UUlt i Worlds'Hero. Standard History
and Biography , by the best of au
thors , Hon. J. T. HEADLY. Steel por
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1 Agents outfit 50c. , now ready. Add.
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Efgs for Hatching and fowls tor Sile ,
Scndforfrce Illustrated catalogue and
prlcellst of Plymouth Hocks and White
Leghorns. JJgjrs , Sl.OO per Set
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"Economy" Incubator.
-F1JAXK SUTTOK ,
Franklin. > 'cb.
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Fu R N I T U
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Man and Beast.
S"
Mustang Liniment is older than
nost men , and used more and
nore every year.
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HAGAN'S
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it , who would rather
not tell , zndyou caiit tell
To a criminal neg
lect of preventive
indication may be
ivcrlbcd a majority
of the ailments whlcl
affect humanity. I
Is \vell-asccrtalnei
fact , thatacourao o
} lostetter'a Stoniacl
Bitters will put e\cn
a naturally feeble
. system In such a state
'sO ? of defcnsethat It wll
bo competent to re
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Ucatricc , > 'ob.
Thrown in and out of wind by _ . .
" atu.a.
-
revolving the pump rod , doinff
array with nil levers , pulleys , rlmirn. nntl
wires peculiar to all other mills. Has a. DEAD
LOGIC to prevent wheel running when cat of gear.
Simple , StroiiK. and Durable. Fully War
ranted. CSr lVE AUKNT.S WANTED.
I ILLINOIS.
Drills tho well and pumps out the
THE GREAT cuttinga of tho Drill at each
stroke. Drives the casing or drilh
© HO alioleumlcr it to let IE follow
Tciti tho ell without removing
WELLDRILL tools ! ItunaeTilerthannnyothcr
and drops tho tools
faster ! wo also make
machines
.and tools
\for boring
, LAUGE
\\VELLS1
LOOMIS & mm ,
TIFFIN , OHIO.
Oldest Medicine the World
CThe Ir. Isaac Thompson's
ELEBRATED EYE - WATE
This article Is a carefully prepared physician's pre-
scrlptlon , and has been In constant use for nearly a
century , anil notwlthstandlngthe many other prepar
ations that have been Introduucn Into the market
thesilcof this article Is conitantly Increasing. If
the directions are followed II will never fall. We
particularly Invite the attention of physicians to Its
merits. Joiix L. THOMPSON , SONS & Co. , Troy , N.
JL
R. U. AWARE
THAT
Lorillard's Climaz Plug
bearlnea red tin toy ; that Lorlllard'i
Rose Leaf fine cut ; that Lorillard'i
Narr CIIpplne .and.that Lorillard's 8aafl , ar
UM best ana cheapest , quality considered ?
Llntcu to Your IVlfc.
Tho Manchcetor Guardian , JuncJS , 18S3 , sayi :
At ono ot tho
"Windows"
Looking on the woodland ways ! Witt
clumps ol rhadodcndrotns nnd great masse *
of May blossoms ! 1 ! "There was nn inter
esting group.
It included ono who hnd been a "Cottoi ,
spinner. " but was now so
Parulyzedl ! 11
That he could only bear to lie in a reclia-
ing position.
This refers to my case.
I was first attacked tvrelvo years ag
with "Locomoter Ataxj * "
( A pnraly tio dlseoso of nervo flbro rarely ever
cured. ) <
and was lor several years barely able to
get about !
And for the last five years not able to
atten-1 to my business , although i
Many things have been done for mo ,
Tho last experiment bein r Nervo stretchings
Two years ago 1 was voted into tho
Home for Jncurnbleal Near Manchester ,
in May , 1882.
I am no "Advocate" ; "For anything ta
the shape of patent" Medicines ?
And inndo many objections to my
dear wife's constant urging to try Hop Bit
ters , but finally to pacify her
Consented ! !
I had not quite finished tho first bottle
when I Mt a change come over me. Tin *
was Saturday , November 3d. On Suudajr
morning I felt so strong I aaid to my rooa.
companions. "I was sure I could
"Walk !
So started across the floor and back.
I hardly knew how to contain myself. I
was all over tho house. I am gaining strength
each day , and can walk quito safely without
any
"Stick I"
Or Support.
I am now at my own house , and hope soon
to bo able to earn my own living again.
have been a member of tho Manchester
"Jtoyal Exchange"
For nearly thirty years , and was most
heartily congratulated on goinginto tho rooct
on Thursday last. Very gratefully yours ,
Joii.v Jt'.ACicuuiu.- ,
MANCHESTER. ( Eng. ) Deo. 21 , 18k' } .
Two years later am perfectly well.
1'rosrcnle tlie furiiHlters ! ! t
If when you call for Hop Hitters ( see greex
cluster of Hops on tho white label ) tho drug
gist hands you out any stuff called C. D. War
ner's German Hop Ilittersor with other "Ilofi"
name , refuse it and shun that druggist as you.
would a viper , and if ho has taken your
money for tho stuff indict him lor tho frauil
andsuo him for damage * for tho swindle ,
and wo will reward you liberally forthoeoa-
viction.
Doctor. "Yes ; yon are bilious. Just cct a bos o
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pilla ; they wilicureyoo *
FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. - >
Billons Complaints are caused by torpidity , con
gestion , or the uiceration of tho liver. < - (
The symptoms are dark , greasy , yellow skin , &
> rovrn or whitish coat to tho tongue , appetite Irrcjt-
niar , often a dry coagh at night.
The ekin sometimes breaks out into pimples out
soresand the whole system ia out of order.Vrigbt' *
Indian Vegetable Pills are one of the very best
remedies known for any form of these troubles , sad
will certainly relieve the sufferer. * They are purely
vegetable _ , - , , , made _ , - from , - tho , . _ bert „ , droca . . . by _ competent _
ferf.
_ n _ _ _ any
ine troubled with biliousness that Wright' * Ia
lian Vegetable Pills is the medicine ho needs.
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No. < 3 .Uw-gT ( eee cut ) b Just
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Top Buggies at JtK > , fine as
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Our Harness are all No. 1 OaU
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Everrthlng fully warranted. Be-
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Wi Betail olesals Prices , - Examining