Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, June 30, 1881, Image 7
y Oct Out Door, The close confinement of nit factory work gives the operative pallid faces, poor appe tlte, languid, miserable feelings, poor blood, inactive llvor, kidney and urinary troubles, and all the physicians and metlicino in the world cannot help them unless thoy get out of doors or uso Hop Dltters, the purest and best remedy, especially for such cnsei, hav ing abundaiico of health, sunshine and rosy chocks' in them. Thoy cost but a trifle. See another column. GhrUUan Jltcorder. Sunday evening courting must be a hard thing to understand, for after years of ex- Sorlcncc young folks are very much in the ark about it. Facta. l'onder on these facts you cannot be well or get wtll If your bowels and kidneys ro fuso to net properly. Kldnev-Wort will re storo their healthful action, lluy It In. either the dry or liquid forms and glvo it a faithful trial. Druggists sell It. Sec ndv. A nnDUCTiON of telegraph tolls would be an excellent electric light. Philadelphia Chronicle. a ' Good Wntchee at Low l'rlcea. Write for Illustrated catalogue to Stand ard American Watch Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Iled-hiiKa, Konchea, Rats, cats, mice, ants, Hies, Insects, cleared out by "Hough on Hat6" 15c, druggists. Aim Ilendy Fire! But buy your guns at the Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh, P. Catalogues Free. Ir afflicted with 8orc Eyes, use Dr. Isaac Thompson's Eyo Water. Druggists sell It. 25c i Ask your druggist for Rcddlng's Russia Salve. Keep it in house in case of accidents. "Ab good as represented," is what every body soys of Frazer's Axlo Grease. Try 1U " I kkki. quite .1 tonus here, how do you feel?" ;ih the bound volume upon the library shelf said to n neighboring album. ' 1 fuel Just like a book,"opliud the album. Dm you ever have n sort of ernmped feel ing In your hands, a weakness at your el bow, a slight touch of lameness In tho del toid imuclo, Hnd your clavicle and scapula working with an awful creek, the mutctcs and cords that brace up your spina sore, your legs a little bit uncertain and tremu lous, the perspiration oozing out from every pore, and your lungs all out of "breath''' Never did. Then you have omitted to saw half it cord of wood before breakfast. Law 1'kokkssok: "What constitutes burglary?" Student: "There must bo a breaking." Professor: "Then, if it man en ters your door and takes live dollars from your vest pocket In the hall, would that bo burglary?" Student: "Yes, sir, because that would break me." A plicasakt little girl : " So you enjoyed your visit to tho menagerie, did your" in ouirud it young man of his adored one's lit tle sister. "Oh, os? And do you know, we saw a camel thero that screwed its mouth and eyes around awfully, and sistor said it looks exactly us you do when you aro reciting poetry at the evenlug parties." "Tin: fact Is," said Smith melodramat ically, " my heart goes out to the distressed. I am all heart." " I guess you are," ro--, marked Fogg, more In sorrow than In an ger; ' 'I know you are always on the beat." A "I cannot sing tho old song," shrieked an amateur soprano the other night, and while she took in breath for tho next line a young man who had looked in for n moment was heard to remark casually but emphatic ally, "You Just bet you can't." It broke up the concert on tho spot. Unit hand was evidently not on good terms with soap and water, but was heavily loaded with jewelry. " By George!" whis peicd Fogg, "there's some rid. digging over there. I should say that dirt would asuay a dollar an ounce." --' . Why wouldn't l'hebo a good name for a lawyci's wife? For Olxill and 'JPo-xrox- AND ALL DISEASES Cnuacd by Malarial PolaouliiK of the Ulood. A WARRANTED CURE. Pi-iCC, & 1 .OO. For aale by all IJruBRlsU. Zu&SB&MjJUosI AGENTS WANTED I' It O U II iv i: iv ii ixm, Containing the only complete recoid of every thlntc of Import anon ond Inter stlnllieUiitory .ml Mlntr. arttiv or thu EntiukMI Ht Best History Civil War. ZS-T.V ?".,lJU''J"":m """'" w March 8th, 1811, nr Hll.l-llli.-v tn. Mi.IU., St. A. KlrtnPt l ra(M. lAiPinpricil jiitHlimiftnplujaliartft Sand for tarilw and lartfo clrculani. Addren Tin. Col.urn MimmM FMblUliIng Cm., Miilrupiilll.il lllocU. :M-uuo. OEAF PKOI'tK 1'hJ'K'B. lite only patented ATt TiritJIAi, EAJt IIKUMN, are Oiihfonrd. Vrnitlated. Com furUlilH mid Unnoticed, and He. tore Ilciirlnif, l'hyaklmia highly rN'llllinii'nd I rim ITjh A ait,m. .... iCalairli. arnd for Dr. 8tlmon' Sura Konindlrs, Tr-Mlao mailed free. II V K, IMXK, Act . I Hfill Drondway, Now York. MONTH for Anrnta on I8ED HEW TESTA T. Hend for Cireular. LUPUjP'AIi arl ai w aanar mom Mr arnd addieta of t or ", . " r more Hook Agent, and 10 eeiila for coat ol midline amtra.'rlvHTIiel'eoiile'aMaga. ...... .... . .uv. ...... m.r.n. 1ULK ic uu,, . 180 E. Adama St. , Chicago, HI. AGENTS WANTED QUICKtosolltho" REVISED NEW TESTAMENT Nowyiidfor AK'tita Mn.ttlnlrabte edition, Low nilffd. Million arc waitlne for It. Gnuul harrmt for Agent, rarilculnra frit Outfit f!Oc. Act ejulck. Addrcsa llUUUAitD llltOB,. Chicago, III. JmJPkML ja" LsdvAfinfS Cnn cure nennanrnt rmployment T. . ?J. . U,"''"0,1 '",y aelllnslluceiiCltj Nklrtan(tK4)rklnirNiiini-lcra,ft('..Siim)ou(ii tree AUilrtkn (iueeui.'lly Huaender Cu.,Cln., O. SPRING for Cmiiltt!" WstiruiiM i -f rr iik nc onllns to loU, are AucntB wunttd. circulars fn. I..1) l'ltcIirr,D!xoii,III HAIR and (flpontC.O. 1). anywhere. Wholeialt and Itctall. I'rlca.llHt.fViv. (louds niaran tel. U.U.STKKill.,iri7 Waliasli av.Cldcaca, A m ' ?..U4' ' KU for ,1"' Hit and Kaxtrat. iii. fct l".".B v(cJ!" ,nl. vV".'k" Kll(1 Whir. l'rlccB reduced 8JJW rem. National 1'uU tiling Co., Clilcir, HI. RllllfinafirBrfrWPV in M tlajaam l llilai KMB'tfaA. w m ea -aalas! Mk&MMmMEffl WKSMdMWS&Mi AMERICA HE Wlft CAN CONSUMPTION BE CURED? Some Intoroating Lettora from tho People, Whioh Should bo Read by Those Affliotod, And also by Those Who, from Heredi tary Taint or Other Cause, are Liable to the Disease. Dr, Sohonok Gives the Evidenoe on whioh He Bases His As sertion that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. Clear and Explicit Statements from well-known Persons, whioh Should Convince tho Most Skeptical No Medicines Have Ever Been Introduced to tho Public that can Show Such an Array ol' Evidence in their Favor. If Possible Go and See the Peo ple who Write these Letters. From a Gentlcninit Well Known In XiuiCMVllle, DreNtloti Mild Oohocton. I'kkin, Iu, Nov. 21, 1S79. Dr. J. II. Scuhncic: Dear Sir In the winter of 1872 I was told by three prominent doetors that my wife hnd Consumption, and that she could not live until spring. Soon nftcr this a friend who lives in Dayton, Ohio, recommended your Medicines to her, but hnving been told that she was Incurable wc had no faith in them. Her friend finally brought her a liottle of 3-our Pulmonic Syrup and insisted on her giv ing it a fair trial. She did so, and thank God, by its use, her life was saved. She is now en tirely well. I am well known here, as well as In Zancs vllle, Dresden and Cochoctou, and would re for you to the drunciists and others In these towns who will remember my wife's case as a very bad one. I have recommended your Medicines to a i;reat many, and have never known them to fall In making cures where thoy have been aiven a fair trial. I am Induced to sen I you this by the thought that it will bo of such icreat use to sullerlug humanity. A. W. White, Proprietor White House, Pekln, 111. From Kny City, ITIIcli. Anotlior Cne of CoiiNiiiiiptlou Cured by Mr. Ncliciick'w ItlcdlcliicH. Dit. J. H. Sciienck: Dear Sir I write this to give you an ac count of the cure of my mother by your medi cines. Six years ao, from the etTects of a heavy cold, she was reduced very low with Consumption, and was pronounced Incurable by her physician. She hod a terrible cough, and some of her coughlnir spells would Inst so long that sue would turn black in the faco ond often raise as much as a pint of blood at a time. When she was tirst taken sick she was quite stout, but from the loss of blood by hemorrhages, and loss of sleep, she was at luet reduced to almost a skeleton. While in litis terr bio condition, I happened to read your advertisement in an Oswego, N. Y., pa , cr, whero we were living at this time. The statements of those who had used your medi cines seemed so candid arid reasonable that we concluded to give them a trial, and I cau truly say, that by coming to this conclusion my mother's life was saved from a Consump tive's grave. She commenced by using all your remedies, as directed by you, and we soon saw a maiked Improvement In all her symptoms. In conclusion I will say, thatshe continued their uso until she was entlrelv well, regaining her former weight and sticngth. Yours respectfully. Hi:.u. Tiffany. Bay City, Mich., Nov. 10th, 1880. From Fromlnciit Citizen ofSt. LoiiIm, iUlMMUirl. Dn. J. II. Sciienck: Dear Sir I have used your Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills in my family for years and have always found them iood and reliable medicines. I believe that they will do all that you claim for them. W. II. Ulake, Captain, Steamer John B. Maude, Memphis and St. Louis Packet line. St. Louis, Mo., December 12tb, 1879. Dit. J. II. Sciienck: Dear Sir In the fall of 1871 my son was taken 6lck, and several of tho prominent doctors oi this c ty pronounced his dlseass Consumption. By tholr advice I took him South, but the change of climate did him no good. Soon after this, Captain Blake, an intlmato friend, told me how good your medi cines were in such diseases and advised rac to give them a tr al. I did so, and he soon began to gain llesh and strength, and final y was entirely cured. I cheerfully recornmen I vour medicines to all who aro similarly af flicted. Yours truly, POKTKIt LlIONAUI), Corner Ninth and Pine stioets. Prom a Fromlnout DriicclHt of Eaton ItuphU, iTlleh. Dn. J. II. Sciienck: Dear Sir I have ined your Pulmonic Syrup In my family for tho last llficen years, and consider It the best remedy for lung diseases In tit., tnnrlf.r I I have sold your remedies for the last ten years at my drug store In this place, and havo never had a single complaint that they dd not do nil you claim for them. I cheerfully recommend them as first-class remedies In every- respect. James Kushton, & Main street, Eaton Hapids, Mich. Dec. Otu, 18S0. From Cyrus Iinvcrty, ICqM of Char lotte, .Mich. CHROKIC BRONCHITIS CURED Dn. J. II. Schknok: Dear Sir Nino years ago I was suffering with a scvero Bronchial alTcctlon which re duced me very much in flesh. I hnd a scvero cough with hoarseness, nnd soiuetimo an entire loss of voice. Tor several mouths I was compelled to give up my work; and I was sick for over two years. All this tlniii I was trying many remedies that were recommend ed by my friends, but without any bottollt. At last, Mr. J. S. Upton, of tho llrm of Upton & Brown, Machinists ot Ilattlo Creek, Mich., advised me to try your medicines, utthe snmo time telling me that It hnd cured him of a serious allectlou of the lungs, after spending hundreds of dollars Kith physicians without benefit. I took his advice and bought nomo of your medicines of Schuyler Bros., drug gists ot this place. 1 lie tlrst bottle gave mo great relief, nud nftcr wdnt several bottles was entirely cured. My cure, I nm satisfied, Is permanent, ns I have had no return of tho disease. I candidly believe that vour reme dies arc tho best that can be used in throat and lung troubles, not only from my own ex perience, but from many others th it I know who have used It with great benellU Yours tru'y, CY11U9 LAVEItTT. Charlotte, Mich., Dec. 8th, 1880. From I. u Forte, lud. ConNiiiuptlon Cured. Dn. Sciienck: My wife was a victim to that horrlblo dis easeConsumption of the Lungs. The Doc tor uttcudod her for six weeks, sho growing worse all the time. Finally he told mo that he could do nothing more for her, and that there was no hope for her recovery. I had keard of tho cure ot a enso of Con sumption by thu use of your Medicines, nnd as a last resort I determined to try them on my wl e; accordingly I bought a slnglo bottle ofench 'ho Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic. When she hnd taken but this one bottle ot uncli modlclne she was able to get out of bed and move about. I bought more of the nu'dlcluo for her, which she continued to talce until thero was no further use for any more; her lungs healed up and becamo sound ngaln. Nothing but your medicines Biived my wife from tho grave. John KNai:t.3iiEU(inn. Wlicro Dr. Sclicurk'N iTIorilcliica arc Used tho Fotiplo uro Cured Another Cao of CoiiNiimpttou Cured tit Lu Forte, Ind. Dn. Sciienck: About twelve years ago I was dangerously ill with Lung Fever. I had groat trouble in breathing; every breath I drew caused mo pain. I had three Doctors treating me, but I grew worse till tho time. I was at that tlmo connected with the Lake Shore it. IC Co. One of my fellow clerks induced mo to get some of your medicines, saying that ho had used them himself with entire success. I sent for some ot your Pulmonic Syrup. Sea weed Tonic, and the Mandrake I'll, 8. I uicd them according to the directions, and in a short time noticed a marked improvement In my health, which kept up as I continued us ing your medicines. After taking several bottles each of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea weed Tonic I got entirely over my sickness. SInco that tunc I have recommended your Medicines to many other people living In La I'orte, who used them with treat, success. F. W. Ni:iif.ltiiau, Ex-Trustee of La Porto Co. La Porto, Ind., Jan. Jllst. 1881. Tins is to Ceiitifv, That we have sofd the medicines mentioned In these ccrtlllcates to Mr. Nebelthau and others, an 1 their state ments arc authentic nud reliable. l'nnni:uiCK Wr.sr fc Co., Drugglits. La Porte, Ind., Jan. JUst, 1881. Mr. Iunac Miller, of Fort Wayne, lud., Writ en : February 7th, 1S81. Ten years ago I contracted a severo cold, which brought me very low. I went from one doctor to another, getting prescriptions from each, but the medicines thoy prescrib ed seemed to do me no good. I kept getting Worse nnd worse, until at last I becuno bo weak that if I went any distance from my house it seemed that I would never bo able to get back. I was In despair, and had al most given up all hopo of rocovery. As a last resort, I went to Strope's Drug Store, in this city, and asked him If hu had any medi cine that would help me. lie said lie had, and he was so confident of it that lie said, "Here, take this bottle of Dr. Schcnck's Pul motile Syrup, and if It does you no good you need not pay for It." I took the bottlohome and commenced uMug it, ns you directed, and It worked like magic. By the time It was Kone, I felt very much better, and so I got another bottle which completed the cure. 1 have since used the Pulmonic Syrup In my family nnny times with tho best results. I have also recommended It to innuy frieuds, nmonij others, Mrs. Hester, of Plymouth, Indiana, who had Consumption, and sho was cured in a very short time by Its use. Isaac Mn.r.i:n, Engineer on Pittsburgh, Ft. Wavno & Chlca- po R. it. Kesldeui'o No. 4-1 William street, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Dn. Soiibnck, Philadelphia, Pa.: Dear Sir We are well acquainted with Mr. Isaac Miller, and can vouoh for tho truth of the statement ho sends you in reenrd to tho great benctlt he received front the use of your medic. ncs. Yours tni'y, D. B. Stiioi'e it Co., Druggists. Ft. Wayire, Ind., Feb. 8th, 1881. Consumption Permanently Cured. Conneiisville, Ind., January 21st, 1881. Dn. Sciienck: Dear Sir In 1601 I took a heavy cold, which quickly fastened on my lungs. I be came unable to do anything. I was confined to my bed. My case went on from bad to worse, and developed rapidly Into Consump tion, At the time of the draft during tho war, the examining physician rejected mo as being untltfor service, ono of my lungs being nearly gone. 1 had given mya-df to die, when John S. Benson, who formerly lived near this city, now living In Indianapolis, recommended inn to uso Schcnck's Remedies, ns ho had done In his own case and had been cured thereby. I did as ho advised me, which proved to lie my salvation. I procured some of your "Pulmonic Syrup," "Seaweed Tonic" and "Mandrake Pills." I commonced to uo them, nnd found them to benctlt me from the start. 1 continued to uso your medicines faithfully, and in six mouths' time J wns en ttro'y cured, my lungs becoming as strong as ever; and your modlcincsdld the work. Yours rcspecl'ullv SANroun Camwki.l. I wish to add that since that tlmo twotity years ago I havo had no return of my trou blc. Tho cure was a perfect and lasting one. B. Caldwell I know of tho above case nnd can certify to tho truth ot tho foregoing. 1. Uawi.s, Druggist Mr. J. II. Miller, of New Cantle, In d., Write: New Cabti.e, Ind., January 5K.M, 1881. Dn. Schrnck: Dear S.r My wife was troubled with Lung Dlsoase, attended with weakness nnd pros tration. I had do 'tors In Now Cnstlo and llagarstown attending her, but their skill was of no avail. Sho did not grow any better under their care. Sho becamo so low that thero seemed to bo no hope for her rccovory. I thon enmo aero s one of your pnmphlols, and after rending ot tho tunny cures mndc by your medicines, I coucludod to glvo them a trlnl. So I bouirht ono bottle en oh of your "Pulmonic Syrup" and "Seaweed Tonic," which sho ucd, and showed such n marked improvement that I cot more of tho medi cines. Attor using a half dozen bolt cs, she becamo quito well and strong analii. Mv wife hang cat faith In your medicines, nnd she thinks there Is nothing better In the world. We keep them always in the house. Yours trulv, J. Is. Mtu.niu t5T"Ir. Sclicnck'n iUmtlcIno", Pul monic Syrup, Ni-nwoed Tonlu and ITIiuidrultc FIIIn aro for Salo liy all Druggist, nud full direction Tor their uno aro printed on the wrapper of every paelca-ie. !?. NohoncU'H pam phlet on tho Canoe and Curo of Con Mumptlon, Liver Ouniplalut and Djn pcpnla lat out froo poMt paid on appli cation. ADDRKS3 dk; j. h. sohenok & son, 537 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pn. HIMiMilMM1iffl Battlo Crook, Michigan. HANurAOTuncns or Titn only ukkcdtb THRESHERS. Traction and Plain Englnoa and Horso-Powors. Moat CompIrfaThrralicr Factor EotnbltshoU la tho World. I 04a A f VKTtDQ of conttrmoniantlniect-nfulUut. K II bHIlU net; without cliai'u-o or linino. J . inanatrement, or location, io"bith up" th broad warranty git en on alt our goods. STEAM-rOWUTt REI'AltATOItS anff Complete Htenm itutntuof wntrlile$i auuHtUi. JYn anrtloa Knrrliicn ami l'lalu .kiigiucj ever Bern In tlia Auiurlcan market. A tni'lUlud of tprrial ftaturti and imnrovtmmtt for lBSI.tOKethnr Wlttl tuptrior quaUtirt in contlruc lion and materials not lreatnol of by other maliora. Four Hire of KojmrntorH, from G to 11! homo tinaty, for steam or hori4 rxiieer. Two stylrfl of " Mmmtixl " Horno-rowftra. UUU,UUU (romCAroj!iiroCr.JrC0 constantly on hand, from which Ih lmllt tho In oouijiarublo wood-work of our luacuuutry. TRAGTBON ENGINES Ktrongctt.mott tlurable.aml efflritnt ever maa. o, au, lit uorse rower. Farmer, anil TlirrMiermrn aro Invited to lnvratimto tJita vuUehUet Thrmiiinif Machinery. Circular aent free. AilUrens NICHOLS, 8HEPARD & CO. Battle Creek. MIohlRnn. BBMiSIll wawf Mettaurs I)r. MlCTTArriVS mCAIJACirK VTTJSi curo xnont troiidorfuHy In a very jhort Uino lioth HICIC nnd NKltVOUH XIKAACirUf and wlilhi Tactiriir on U10 iiiirvoiiH ttyHtoin, cIpimiho tho ntomach of cxccrh of Wlo, iiroducliiir u. regular nvitlUiy action of tho bowels. A full alro box if tlieao vahmlilo riTXS, with full direotionii for n coin nlete cure, mulled to any addroiiM on receipt of nlno throo-cout noHtairo Umps. Vor ualo hy all ilnifirsistii at 2Cc. Solo I'roprlotora, BltOAVN CHEMICAI. COMTAJfY, UalUmoro, Bfd. m m Book for Threshermen WonU 8SS. Forialu for C. TJinEHHEItSf AN' r IlOOltKCKI'l.VO, InrludlnR all lllunka ueidrd to maku iwitlemciiti with cuatouirra. loney refunded If not cntlrelt atlafaciory Aildrcm The Aultman & Taylor Company, Maiianel'L Itlclilund Co., O. RAILROADGAZETTE. A JOURNAL OF TRANSPORTATION. Engineering and Railroad News. rulilhlioil At 711 llnmdiTiiy, Npit York. TAVANKHR nnd other ilealKim. plain and fancy al l phalH'la, )ni:tlcalartlcl(H. hcIjch, Ac, In llniH-y'i .0.u.nl'.,!A'r.,,utt'r' monthly, Uficia. a year. JKljbK 1UNKV it CO , J iv Naau bi., N y, ' WOMAN'S" TRIUMPH MRS. LYD1A E.FiNKHAM.OFLYHH. MASS,. aaaY fuH PiPCorxRKn or LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. The 1'oaltlrn Curo for alt thoae Painful Comptalnla anil Wrnbnraa aororaraon tonurkratfvmalo populaUttti. It will curo entirely the wont f orm of Fcnialo Conv. jiUlntK, alloTaTlantroublra.Iiinnmmatlnn ami UK-er.. tlon, Falllnr anil Displacement, ami tlin conwqumii Hplnal Wenknrta, and la imrttcularly adapteil to Uia Change of Ufo. It will illavilro anil expel tumora from the n tenia lit an early aUeeof derelnprnent. The Jrnilencyto can coroui humort there la checked Tery ieollly hy Its mm. It remore falntneM, flatulency, dertroyadl craTlnr foratlmulanta, and rrlloTM weaknei ottheftomarJu It cure nioatlnr, Headaches, Nerrout IVtrntlon,. Qenoral liability, 810lenett Depreaalon and lndl.. reatlon. That feellnp of bearing down, cautlnsc pln, wrlnhti and backache, la alwaya permanently cured by Ha use. It will &t all tlmea and under all clroumntAiicea net In . tiarmonr with tlie lawa that ccern tho female jyatcm. ForthecuNjof Kidney OomplAlnU ot cither M'i thin. Compound la unaurpaaecd. I A 1)1 A K. PINKHAM'S Vr.OnTAIII.K COM. rOU(lla prepared at CU and IJJ Weatern Atoiiiio, I.ynn.Maja. 1'rlco (L RlilKittlonfor 5. (Vnt by mall', tn the form of pllla, alao in the form of loirnco, on. receipt of prlco. 1 perboi for cither, lira. I'lnbhant. freelyaiuwera all letter of Inquiry. Hcnd for ainplv let. Addrraa aa alOT. Mention IMt lir. No family ahould Ihi without LYDIA K. l'INKIt.lJfS. UVKR I'lIJA They curo conatlpatlon, blllouiuom, nd torpidity ot the llrer. U conU por box. Sold b; MORRISON, rLUMMKK k CO., Chico, III rOK AX.K BY UKVOOIITl. ITHE ONLY MEDICINE n Einiuit i.iorin cm dry fouji That Acta at tho nnnio limn on TBS LIVER, TBS BO WSLS, AND TBS KIDNEYS. Iiaruis SBt KltT ClAIOlU ni nnb , giviv i Jleeauie ice allow these great organ to become clogged or torpid, ami poiionontl Ihumortare therefore forced into the blood that $hoiildbt expelled naturally. wil.1 ounci.1 vnc ) KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, ll'II.r.H, CONKTIl'ATION, UltlNAItY BlfiHARES, IT.M AI.K WKAKNKSHKH, AN1 NEItVOllft DIHOUItl'.ltH, oy;aiii!;'M action of these orgam and I restoring their power to throw o,ff dlteaee. Wit suffer ltllloiu jinliu and nrlira! Wlif tornientril nltli Pile, Conatlpatlon. Vf lir frlRliteiif d orcr dUordereil KMueyar) Vfliy enduro norfotia or Kirk hendnclical (7ICIINItY-WOIlTa)Kf rejoice in health. It la put up In Pry Terrtnblo l'orm. In tin IcanaonopuckaReot which inaLea alx iiuarts of meulclno. Alao In Liquid Form, Tery Concen tratrd, for tho.a that cannot rradily prepuru It. tylt icti with equal efflcieney In either form. ciet it op Tfoun imuaoisT. rmcE, $1.00 WKI.I.8, KICIUKDSO.t A Co., Prop'a, (Will aend the dry prtpald.) DUnMSCTOS, TT. WISCONSIN 500,000 Acres On the linn of the LANDS Wisconsin mum n. r.. roriuilpartlculam,whlcliwllll)oacntA". wMreaa ClIAJtI.KH I.. COI.ltY, I.und Comnilaaluncr, Milwaukee, Wla. PILL $50 A MONTH! We will pay an ao tlvu iwiMin Hr.it . ?.H and exiH.'ien to aijtribule vlrculara only, ! rM,.it..i rVuMlrrVl. Vil.rV paut .,,hly expenwa In athaneo. We have thu l.( llliil? Koodslniriowuildi nonovcltiea or cl?S.traV)S Bwrnida Iu;kiiifB nf fnir ,-ium run Mi,i;," ' 1'.'." oaii'l" LZ 7m a Ml h""inl"tl lUniflll Kent. iCr. fur piMtatfii aiidiinvklnj SvSSn!X miiu ftiun JIM tic r, UKO.M, hTICKLK A (. . Mnillknn Wlu . : - - -'I-- awwa., -, SO, $350 A .MONTH I AORXTS WAVTKD 1 7B lleatHeljJny ArUclw In the worldi iiHAni plerra. JAirMim.NO..iJotiolt Mich. $10 wi'JvX' "o"Ofe. SoraellilnirNeirror AllhMS. 3QK,YtC(IKAC)..St.lAiuiH.MO. AGENTS oln ."lon';y with ! ftlt.....a Vu.. " - ..ruriiii aillllK. ..i..uh ..u irv lariteil. lly nmll.tt. Addn-naOhiiao PubV Co., Toledo, O. A. N. IC. M W0 YJ?i.J(,!.'i?,KJ' lKttlx '"''aTraphy unil rain MO to 4100. ,rr. 1 . " 'v.vl' "" nuira area a luynn: xitiw- lion. AUilress Valentin !Jroa.,llaiwt'elJimeVvinft,wU. HEADACHE