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I wWA J'Iy ' > nnlu > * | < tw , m m nu .t nlu > , * > t-
1 hNWl W IH t.tk . IttrVut * * * MH | - , .
> , far fcmit. ttmimlUu twv ww k. hI mu
> immI linWtfc' up Uw ImmIjt. lie .Hit r * > a l : * I
. trioA . 8m ZL' * Ktm.\hit > H imi h young miri
, whom IhyM * ituMi at lime * gave up Iiojh'
SI rum lie ImttHH unim ; the liiniiUdou his
r C H ll l + ns ttvarMl , pMtHftl lluxlt and itreii tli
i awl frMM ail upptMinutctt * Mm life will be
jtrotoitcwl muy yeetro.Juiix Sullivan ;
' H * ttitl 8U nnl l'a.
| * , Morgans * , .
lf IfiHfHirut' WtHtttiu received timisaitdn ! o !
< lMar wertit of ppvhunta nu bin birthday.
-
"Said Aaron to Mose *
I.eL'H cut off our noses. "
* Ati * HMint Imvo been a sufferer from
cntarrtt. Tli l < trjorii.tion which cutarrlil
| tr du MM in often Hiiliiiiuiit to make people
hajr nitil do many rn h tiling an < I many
owi > tiwHn H n cri ff just mm if no hiicIi cure as
'
Dr. Suge 'B Catcirrli remudy existed. It
cwrflHv ry en e from tlio Nimplu.it to the
mmnl ootHfAifHiietl , and all the conse-
% Imh m h of catarrh. A person
imhi e rd l y Dr.Mian's { Catarrli
; Mmmtdy wtM Not bo apt to take cold a 'nin ,
sf s im M.h vw Ut mncun in < > iHbriuitfiilieutthy
wi wtrw ' l : . By tru { itd.
i
, yfr. CmjhtI in traveling and lecturing in
eijiiHith CaJiforiiiH.
"I Don't linoiv IVIiul AIIm .Tic. "
1 Mt _ r * > mtuty * . 8lf'ivr' "I have the 'blues'
trtpltfctwWy ; I am troHlMd with headache
imh ! diwu * * * * * * ; I have lost my appetite ;
tdnj e It * InmI taut. * in my mouth con-
, nimmtif. Wbtt m the mattei-with me ? "
We * W tM you ; yo i nre "bilious. " Got a
baUlu • * Dr. I'Mrree ' w "Golden Medical Dis
rvvry. " • * < tt faithfully , ami you will huoii
, lie * h m nwh atUM. Al1 dru0 'iatf have it.
Tim ufaitiwi of IInyJiNt in Vienna will be
NMY tiad > I y 31.
Due Wh Uhs iure t remedy for catarrh
alSn s.
" *
; Tke Umk of HoMHwd hari a r ) narkabie
, Wwlnrueml collwction of barnest * .
>
it TUtr Oimm.Ii.1. Tp s foundry can furni.ih
\ ttevt urwppaixT outlil.t on bhort notice.
I ; I'rurn Kiiiiiff a in Chicago and fieight-
t ain.oli paid tuOuuli.1
| fL te Proven *
. - . Tiin :
it Ik' P ' Iw i Colds ,
* llCk U y Coughs ,
\ § ) KV \ \ Sore Throat ,
* I iHUH VH - Hoarseness ,
f qatrkpr than any known remedy It was the first
I HMd lhi-.titv I'aiu ri-uie < ly tliatinvtantlyMop-stlie
' m M csitui i jln r ikuii * . altars Inti.imiuatJon una
i rurw ( imi s > ( i < 'Ii % wiietiierof tboLuDBa.fctouuch.
\ v. . MuUtfr Ihiw Tioii'iit i.r excruciating tlie puin
" \ tlm KJmmmumIk. HetlrHiUeii. Iiillrm. I'nppled , > er-
; , \ t < mu > \ timlioe , or prostrated with diseases cauy
/ BAOWATS READY RELIEF
/ will afford inMitnt asc
" 1/ / BOWEL " COMPLAINTS
r " "iy TUtflf t Mity drops In lutlf a tumbler of water
tJF wMI ut a t < * Hanult cure C'raiii | > < , ; > i > hmii . Sour
v MomaiNmi > , \ imjtliiiir. l'uipitutlon of the
, 'i Ifwut , KiuniiMf - . H < * urtlHim. Met HcaiUche.
' - [ ' KkutIhm. I - ii tv. tolK _ WiR-i la the iwels.
I ajMf U Aianul inuiih.
A
TIumtc t Hut a rtmintial atrent inthewwrldth.it
mtH mm lr rj ds . and all other Alalanoiis.
Wmm ami < 4 er t . aided by lUdway'a I'llls ,
H.jmHMad * * * Iteudv Ittriief.
fUtr rent * | > rr B.mle } vdd by drucfrists.
DR. RADWAyTcO. , N. Y. j
Proprietors of Railway's Sarsaparillian Re-
a. ivent and Dr. Railway's Pills.
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151OQO BEWAfiD y ® THE VICTOR
tik t t fc * xiMkji * eel / * < 4ri.var > tJftS ? _ - . - .
YStheF EICKT
Ton W luon Scale * ,
a L * . rs hi Hririun. Bttu
r Bc&u > od Ban Bex U t
S60.
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ig t.BB tin * pwfr ko < 1 mJ4rv a
JONES OF BINCHAMTON.
BIXiUAJITO.V. N. V.
i CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
'
The Original and Only Genuine. ?
Kfoaa4alwaF bLckahtc Krmtrrat worthlrM Imita-
Ot ul L * > . a . joar DrMgcUl for Chlrhr tcrT.
KaKtlaJt * * uid faUe a * other or include 4c tiuil [ > . ) to
m * Mr oarf Ti Pt ut M-tt-r by rrturn mall. SjuuS
rus. CIIIlllrJ > rEir CIIKUIL VI. CO. .
i S313 HaJIwn hquirr. I'hlluila. I'o.
Mil kf UmtiW. rtrrj hrrr. A > L for "t'blrtir.-
tar' * EacUb * * ! ' r jal 1111 * . TL no otltrri
/ POCC * SAMPLFS. lo hundred * ai
Bflfl'/C mCC m uimraiKn , urii on
Ca-atoXW * . • * " • sujr Bndi - iery > ne > endlnK
rA ce > t 6ir • - > a < r i ; ra.aad sub r * lri5err < il
IB mw Kit KMHLK > i > .K& TO : \ J'ui > l heU mouth
I * a 4 n 4 at ail ta < - iri4mi pjMi lirr . Injok ellfn ,
B4 < ! . mla lie ourkL \ . ib Sft over C5.W
ta * r * icenkUac r KE > 4 o v eirtH Iuln
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lOllLUiCUTU Bui 225.
UriKhtou l'ark. 111. * .
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Bcstt .mt . .nf listMir i. Use EJ
ut • x e v il dnxK-3ta. . PR
IRON ROOFING ;
'or aay uoiol Clly or farm Uulldlnc * .
'Wnt * lor iet mon.ais from sur Stata Address
ytitCTElt lltUS UOOKUSi. CO Onrlaaatl , Oh' ;
WORLD TYPE WRITER ;
Price , * 10 nap * - mil' Eav r Ie ni On.
m4Ik r f x j tua.h. ! ben J foi r
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J * " * • * * Ifc i ( HUMrr. devoted la marna cuntams
* k icAOOnn > U anrli wee for cjr'K > n'eaU ; (
) 4urs f - a4rr' - jiMaiial 4 monihtf'.r lO > .
aa * r AJdt Tax.j xjciru > iitsr.LJi-iEaACl.OtiJo. C
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3a % • * * or • * • b r ' . f t. Writ * Brawsttr
W Safety Rain Holdar Co. , Holly , Mich. '
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A Few Stock Liars.
"I said in my liastp/ ' -rom-irkctl'tho
iwlmidt , "all inea. am liaw. ' " That
Iicro : iru nioiju liars in thu world lo-div
lian lliorti were in David's time oes
.v thout .siuiii" ; . because there are more
aioii. And with th s increase of popu-
ation there has sprung intp being a
lew l'no of stock liars , with whom Dav-
d \7as unacquainted ; fair average liars
ivho do a plain every-day business , and
inly go on in star parts when the star
iar of the combitiat on is sick or tired
jf sotnelh ng. An ong these steady
'
Drofu.isiouals may be mentioned :
Tho man who "never reads the news-
papers. "
The man who never seos the editori-
\ \ cutting him up , until his "attention
aas been called to it. "
The candidate who is out of politics
md "wouldn't take the nomination if
t were offered him. "
Tho man who "put Cleveland whore
ic IS.
The man who "never had a day's
ileknuss in his life. "
The man who says the captain told
isiin " .t was lhe worst storm he had
cvt'f cxperi'Miccd. "
'lhe f-iiallv who were in Europe three
svecks and "went everywhere and saw
.verj thing. " •
The professor who tells you that in
ill his life he "never knew a child with
Due half the marvellous tallent for
music ) ( drawing ) ( elocution ) ( mathei
mat : e > ) ( anything else ) which your '
wduld has already developed. "
The man who "wouldn't take $100
for i that dog. "
The man who "made the mistake of
liis ! life when he didn 't road ( law )
medicine ) ( theology ) ( go on the
stage ) . "
T'e ' man who e wife "doesn't appre
ciate him" ( a great deal more accu-
• ately that he knows ) . "
The man who "whipped ovar v boy ho
jver fought w.th at school. "
' 1 he man who "could take that text
and preach a great deal better sermon
from I it" ( than h s pastor did ) .
The man who says "ho wants ye9 !
to tell him just what vou think , " and
"never feels hurt at a candid criticism ,
j. : > matter how severe it is. "
The man who ' • never slept a wink
last night "
The in.m who "told ( somebody you
never heard of ) the day before ( CI eve-
and ) ( Garlield ) ( Hlaiuc ) was nomi nat-
id , ju > t on what ballot the convention
would break and how it would go. "
The man who "never made but one
nistake in judging character in his
iff. "
The man who. "can remember lhe
jnly lie he ever told. "
The man who "was offered S900 for
Jiat horau day before he went lame * "
und.
und.The
The man who • could turn a double
laud-spring from the ground , back-
ward or forward , when he was a bov ,
aut hasn't tr cd it for more than fif-
ven \ ears. " Sometimes with a redeem-
ng impulse of gracious and beautiful
.ruth th .s liar will atld that "ho doesn 't
) el eve he could do it now. " 11. J.
liurdelte , in Mrookhin 'Enule.
L1
• L'he Mad ISuffulu of the Plains. "
Senator Kenton alwaxs asserted that
ae had a right to state what he said
md did in executive session. When ,
ifter the Mexican war , he had resisted
he noiniuit.on of Bngadier-Gen. Kear-
ley : ts major-general bv brevet , be-
• ause of his treatment of Col. Fremont.
Mr. Henton gave to a reporter > > ome
• evolutions which he had prepared , de-
louncing ( " en. Kearney , sa\Mig : "Take
hos * . if you please , sir , and print them.
I g ve them to you in the presence of
, he-e witnesses. I am responsible. 1
lesire that they be promulgated to the
jountry. " The resolutions were taken
ay the correspondent and duly printed.
A few days afterwards , Mr. liutler
aiacte a motion that the galleries bo
• Icared Jind the doors closed , for tho
) iin ose of enabl ng him to make a.mo-
ion concerning the violation of certain
• xecutive proceedings. Every one knew
.hat Mr. Benton had avowed the publi-
• ation of Ins resolutions against Gen-
rvearney. avowed it and glor lied in it ,
md delL'd all objections to it. An al-
.ercation of an hour followed , with ex-
jited remarks made under the cover of
discussing the question of order , the
jcrpetual sneers and jeers of Mr. Ben-
cou. his hundred uiteijeetional excla-
3iatk : > ns. his linal pompous declaration
; hat he threw upon .Mr. Butler the ne-
le.viity of saving what he did , that he
.va > ready to meet the senator from
UKs.ou-1 ' anvwhere. Mr. Benton , al-
Jiough his defiance was thus accepted ,
sontHiucd to assert that the man who
charged him with doing am thing dis-
aonorable was a liar in his throat. One
: ouid not conceive lhe violence and der
iance which he threw into his manner ,
lis emphasis and gesticulations. Never
, lid he better merit his sobriquet , "The
Mad Buffalo of the Plains. " ZJcu : 1'cr-
t j l'oorc , in American Cultivator. *
. . .
m.m. I Ql I
A Jhiu of Mammoth Muscle.
li
There is a man on the Carson river , r
Delow Da * , ton. Col. , named Angela CorJ J
Jella. who claims to be the strongest
aunt in the world. He is an Italian ,
iged 2S years , and stands fire feet ten
nclies. weighing 19S pounds. Al- f
hough not of unusual size , his spinal j
jolmun is much beyond the ordinary
width , and his bones and joints are.
oiade on a similarlv large and generous 5
cale. He has lifted a. man of * 20J
pounds with the middle linger of his d
r.ght hand. The man stood with one n
foot on tin * floor , his triu oufstreehei1 ,
lii < hands grasped by two persons to e
tialauce hi > body. Cordelia then stoop- v ,
ed and placed his third fiuger of his '
right hand under the man's foot , and , a
wth : scarcely any perceptible effort , a
raised him to tho hight of four feet and S
l * posited him on a table near at hand.
Once two powerful men waylaid Corn
del la , with intent to thrash htm. but he
seized one in each hand and hammerti
ed them together until life was nearly
knocked out of them. The Indei-end-
ml-
A Rochester woman's pic failed to have nj
effect ou her husbaud for some unaccountable a
reason , so sne added a little more poison.
That fetched him , but it just cces to show „
how touzh some husbands are. Ph.Uaddi.hvi p
Xorlh American. a
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r irirmrmii i , mn f wmiibiiihimi mi * in ' r * * * ' " - *
. . A. =
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iron. Jf. A. Foran , of Ohio , member of
House of Rcprcaenttttivcs , writes that St.
Jucobs Oil relieved him of acute bodily
naiiiM.
IVlutt Killed Croquet.
Temple Uar : Many of us may remember
thut fifteen or twenty yearn uro croquet
was a pleasant , if not very exciting , paHtime
for a Hummer afternoon ; buL when entliiiHi-
astic ; playera discovered that the way to
win tho game was nob to make the running
of , your own hoops the first object , but
rather aim at preventing your opponent
from | running his , by leaving his ball behind
a , peg or wire ; and when they developed sys
tematic methods of carrying out these tac
tics , , tho gamo was at once changed , for all
ordinary people , into as disngreeable form
of amusement as ever was devised ; and cro
quet ' died of scientific-play , and lawn tennis
reigned ' in its etcad.
A bottle of Red Star Cough Cure ninde a
thorough i nnd permanent euro of a cold so
severe that I.could not talk , snys Mr. J. P.
Roach ] , nssistaut superintendent Now York
Central < Sleeping Car Company.
Not Contagious.
Several evenings ago Major Stofah went
up > on Sixteenth .street to see a young lady
to I whom he has been very attentive. She
was i not visible at first , nndhci-12 year-old
brother 1 entertained the major. After vari
ous < questions the kid remarked :
"you ain't contagious are you ? "
"Why , Jonny , what do you mean by
that i ? " asked the mnjor , with an innocent
laugh ] of surprise.
"Oh , nothin' , Iguess ; only I heard mother
say ! you wasn't , 'cause sister had been try
ing to catch you all winter , and she couldn't
do ' it. " Washington Critic.
A LUCKY HfiKCIIAST.
Tvro Portion * , of si $150,000 Lottery
Prize Won SSere.
Sin Francisco ( I al. ) Call , April G.
At one of the tables in n commercial
.
lunch room on Pine street , a group or
business men were gathered yesterday
over ' their midday repast.
"Heard about the luck of one of the
,
Dannenbauni brothers ? " asked a bald-
headed old chap who has made a for
tune ' in the hardware business.
"No , " said the other in a breath.
"Won $15,000 in the last drawing
of ' the Louisiana State Lottery. "
. "You don't say so"exclaimedared- !
faced gentleman who has built a man
sion I on Van Ness avenue withhisprof-
its ' on paints and oils. "Which one
was it , Sol ? "
"The one with black whiskers , " an
swered ! the hardware capitalist.
"That's .Toe , " observed several of
the ' company , and then they deter
mined ] to try their own luck in the next
drawing. '
The sign of J. & S. Dannenbauni ,
wholesale dry goods dealers , is easily
discovered ! on Sansome street between
Bush and Sutter. A Call reporter
found the fortunate Joseph in his of
fice \ at the back part of the store fill
ing ] out blank bank checks. lie mads
} no concealment of the fact that the
March drawing at Xew Orleans had
made ' him $15,000 richer. About a
week before it occurred he bought two
tickets I from a persuasive i > eddler of
the 1 coupons who entered his place.
One of them happened to be numbered
00,551 ( and this number drew the first
capital < prize of $150,000. Joseph
Dannenbauni J thereupon sent on his
certificate ' for one-tenth of that
amount ! and received lies money
through ! the London , Paris and Amer
ican ] bank of this city. His firm is
well known here and in San Diego and
Vallejo , where the brothers have
stores. !
Another local bolder of a , one-tenth
coupon ' with the same number re
ceived ! his prize of $15,000 through
Wells , Fargo & Co. 's bank of this city ,
but ' he is averse to having his name
disclosed ' and it has not transpired.
Mother-in-law ( grimly ) She ought t ©
know ] by this time . . Boston Gazette.
When Babywas nickvre gave her Castoria ,
"When shetras a Child , aho cried for Castoria ,
When she became Miss , she clang to Caetori * ,
Whan she had Children , ahe gave thsm Castor ! * ,
#
The paths "of glory lead but to the graTe.
Gray.
Do not despair of curing your sick head
ache , when you can so easily obtain Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. They will effect a
prompt j and permanent cure. Their action
is mild and natural.
Dr. Hammond has .
a. new name for mes
merism. He calls it syggignocism.
If a cough disturbs your Meep. tnkcPIao's Cure for
Consumption anfl ret > t well.
Give me liberty or give me death. Pat
rick Henry. *
ItladSpecially for Vomen ,
Yet good for aII , Carter's Iron Pills.
The Czar of Russia is freely advised to
become a , Texas cowboy.
A City of Beautiful "Women.
Detroit , Mich. , is noted for its healthy ,
handsome ladies , which the leading
physicians and druggists there attribute to
tho general use and popularity of Dr. Hal
ter's Iron Tonic
The London Telegraph calls Dr. Holmes
an "evergreen veteran. "
Thuoat Disiuses commence with n
Cough. Cold or Sore Throat. "Brown' *
Bronchial Troches" give immediate relief.
Capt. Eads leaves an estate worth fully
5100,000.
Klpney Maker *
don't let golden opportunities pass unim- -
pro\cd ; there are times in the lives or men
when more money can be made rapidly and
easily , than otherwise can be earned by
years of labor. Write Hallett & Co. , Port
land. Maine , who will send you , free , full
particulars about work that you can do ,
and live at home , wherever you are located ,
at a profit of at least from $3 to $25daily.
Some have made over § 50 in a single dav.
All is new. You are started free. Capital
not required. Either sex ; all ages.
Miss Frances E.
WiHard has had a new
town named after her in Texas.
If Easily Irritated , or Vexed ,
Use Cabtek's Little Xekve Pill. 25
cents.
Farmer Keith of Texas has a beard five
and a half feet long and 21 inches wide.
The Omaha Typj foundry can furnish
new newsp > er outfits on Bhort notice.
Prices sam. ns in Chicago and freight
already paid to Omaha.
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* " * < ' CTW.o u..T arT • II"'a'ff *
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Tho following words. In praise of Dn. Piehce's FAvoniTn PiinsriuiTio : * as a remedy for those delicato discuses and weak- >
ncsses peculiar to women , must bo of Interest to every sutrerer from such maladies. They aro fair samples of tho pjiontancouB .J
expressions with which thousands give utterance to their sense of ( rratitudo for the inestimable boon of health which hits been > i
restored to them by tho use ot this world-famed medicine. 5
I"1" 1 JonN 13. Seoah , of irillcnbcch , Va „ writes :
CIS U ff % " My , vro hud been sutferiiifr for two or thrco
t&JL't/V years with femalo weakness , nnd had puld
It . . . . out one hundred dollars to physicians with-
IHRIIWN AWAY ° t relief. Sho took Dr. Pierce's Favorite
iiiiiuiin .
| miihi. ) prescription nnd lt di ( ] | icr more S00i tmn
" " " " " " hi atho \ [ medicine Riven to her by tho physi
cians during the thrco years they had been practicing upon her. "
- - Mrs. Oeoiige Ilr.nnnii. of Wcalfidd , N. Y. ,
Tup PnFBTPOT I writes : "I was a great sutrerer from leueor-
lilh Ulihflltol I rhea , bearing-down pains , and pnin contin-
r n unlly across my back. Three bottles of your
rflRTHIV liflDH 'Favorite Prescription' restored mo to per-
. ' H fcct I tltli. I treated with Dr. , for
- " " " " " " " 'I ' -i
nine months , witliout receiving any benellt.
Tho'Favorite Prescription' is the greatest earthly boon to us
poor suffering women. "
YUE Tiua the vmmm disease.
Many times women call on their family physieinns , suffering , ns they imagine , one from dyspepsia , another from heart disease ,
another from liver or kidney disease , another from nervous exhaustion or prostration , another with pain here or tlieie. and in t
this way they all present alike to themselves and their easy-going and indifferent , or over-busy doctor , scimrato und distinct diseases ,
for which ho prescribes his pills and potions , assuming them to be such , when , in reality , they are all oulysi/nijitniNi caused by some ,
womb disorder. Tho physicmn , ignorant of the c.iU60 of suffering , encourages his practice until large bills arc made , lhe suffering ,
patient gets no better , hut probably worse by reason of tho delay , wrong treatment and consequent complications. A proper meuielnc , .
like Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription , directed to the came would have entiicly removed tho disease , thereby dispelling all those
distressing symptoms , and instituting comfort instead of prolonged misery.
TSTn ' " " " " • " ' "a Mrs. E. F. MoitCAK , of i71 Lcxiuutnn St. .
Sj PHYSlfilnMX E < ust Bmtnn , Jfavt. . says : "Five years ago I
I luoiumno .
* was a m.eaifi Bufferer lrom qterine troubles.
rfill ED Having exhausted the skill of three phy-
. . . . " " sicians. I was completely discouraged , and so
I"1"1" " - ' " " *
weak I could with dilKoulty cross the room
alone. I began taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
using the local treatment recommended in ln' 3 'Common Sense
Medical Adviser. * I commenced to improve at once. In threo
months I was perfectly cured , and have had no trouble since. I
wrote a letter to my family paper , brielly mentioning how my
IiT dtli had been restored , and offering to send tho full particulars
to . .ny one writing mo for them , and cnclosiny a stamped-cn-
velope for reply. I have received over lour hundred letters.
In reply , I have described my case and the treatment used ,
and have earnestly advised thorn to ' do likcwis0 . ' From a great
many I have received second letters of thanks , stating that they
hid : commenced the use of 'Favorite Prescription , ' had sent tho
$1.50 required for the 'Medical Adviser , ' and had applied the
local treatment so fully and plainly laid down therein nnd
, were
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who have reared large families. I have beesi agrcat
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physicians audihe virtue of manyTOcdicines w ith-
out relief , and as an experimentlconcicded to try
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/ leant to ieU you that 1 have been wonderfully
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IT WfJMS | "U iWi. , writes : " Your • Favorite Prvbcriptlon *
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. A jWarvciOIIH Cure. Mrs. G. V. Sl'ItAGHK.
JEAIOUS of Crystal , J/ic/i. , writes : "I was troubled with
" female weakness , leucorrhea and falling of the
I flDPTflH' } I womb for seven years , so 1 had to keep my bed
UUUIUiio. i for sl good part of the time. I doctored with an
' .Mi.inimjMS33 army of diflerent physicians , and spent large sums
of money , but received no lasting benellt. At last my husband
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because I was prejudiced against them , and the doctors said
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against the advice of my physician. He got me six bottles of tho
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ten dollars. I took three bottles of 'Discovery' and four of
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years. 1 then gave tho balance of the medicine to my sistet , who
was troubled in tho same way , and she cured herM. 'lt in a short : ;
time. I havo not had to take any medicine uow for almost
lour years , " • J
THE OUTGROWTH OF A VAST EIP HEEITOE. }
The treatment of many thousands of cases
i * those chronic weaknesses and distressing
n jncnts peculiar to females , at the Invalids'
UK . and Surgical Institute , Buffalo , N. Y „
hts afforded a vast experience in nicely
adapting and thoroughly testing remedies
for the cure of woman's peculiar maladies.
Dr. Fieree's Favorite Prescription
is the outgrowth , or result , of this great
and valuable experience. Thousands of
testimonials , received from patients and
from physicians who have tested it in tho
more aggravated and obstinate cases which
had ballled their skill , prove it to be tho
most wonderful remedy ever devised for
the relief and euro of suffering women. It
is not recommended as a "cure-all , " but
as a most perfect Specific lor woman's
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Ag a. powerful , invigorating tonic ,
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and to the uterus , or womb and its ap
pendages , in particular. For overworked ,
"worn-out " " * " debilitated teach
- , run-down.
ers , milliners , dressmakers , seamstresses ,
"shop-girls , " housekeepers , nursing moth
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Cures nausea , weakness of stomach , indi
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A * * a ( toothing and htrcugthcifiiig
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ictv nnd despondency.
Br. Piercc'i Favorite Prescription
is a legitimate medicine , carefully
compounded Iry an experienced and skillful
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composition and perfectly harmless in H3
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"Favorito Prc&eription" is a posi
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ol > stinnte cases of leucorrhea , or " whites , "
excessive flowing at monthly periods , pain
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back , "femalo weakness , " anteversion , re
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ic congestion , inflammation and ulceration
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ternal heat. "
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In pregnancy , " Favorite Prescription " 3
is a "mother's cordial , " relieving nausea.
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sj'iiiptoms common to that condition. Ii M
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livery as to greatly lessen , and many times i , a |
almost entirely do away with the sufferings TkX
of that tx-jdng ordeal. , ] 9
"Favorite Prescription , " when taken } 35
in connection with the use of Dr. I'iereo's
Golden Medical Discover } * , and btnall laxa- jt
tivo doses of Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pellets. SS
( Little Liver Pills ) , cures Liver. Kidney ami
Iliaddcr diseases. Their combined use also S
removes blood taints , and abolishes can-
cerous and scrolulous humors from the %
SVStOIH
" "Favorite Prescription" is the only 4
medicine lor women sold , by druggists. ' 3
under a positive guarantee , from the • , a
manufacturers , that it will give satisfae- .j
tion in every case , or money will lie re- • -nt
funded. This guurantec has been printed 4
on the bottle-wrapper , and faithfully ear- 1
ried out for many years. Large UoUIck j
flOO doses ) $1.00 , or six bottles for -5
$5.00. , m
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Pierce's large , illustrated Treatise ( WO j f
pages ) on Diseases of Women. 5 " <
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