26,587.335
Warner's SAFE Cure
Sold to Dec. 27 , 1886.
No Other Remedy in the World Can
Pro duo e Such a Record.
Thlo wonderful FUOCCBS of "Warner's SAFE Cure" is duo wholly to the real merit oE the
Bernedy. For a longtime It has been JCKGAltDEJt jtY Tilts HIGHEST ME1HCAL
AUTHORITIES AH THE ONLY HI-ECIFIC FOR KIDSEY , LIVER JAZ > vittifAiiY
DISEASES AND FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Thousands of people owe their life and health to "Warner's SAFE Cure , " and wo can
produce 100WtO TESTIMONIALS to that effect.
Ilend the following and note the large number of bottle * distributed. We guarantee
these flgnree to > o correct , as our sales-books will prove.
BOSTON - - 1,149,122. *
, , , .
CAPT. W. D. ROBINSON ( U. S. Marine
Insp. , Buffalo. N. Y. ) , in 18S5 was Buffer
ing With Jl BEIN HUMOR LIKE LEPROSY.
.Coald not sleep ; was in great AGONv. For
two yearn tried everything without bone-
f fit. Was pronounced incurable. "Tvren-
I ty bottles ol Warner's SAFE Cure COM
PLETELY CURED UK. and to-day I am
* strong and well. " ( Feb. 5. 1885. )
FRQYIMGE , - - 171,929. ,
EX-GOV. . G. AL.VORD ( Syracuse , N.
Y. ) , in 1884 : began KUN.NING DOWN with
GENERAL DKBILITY , accompanied with a
scnso of weight in the lower part ol the
body , with a feverish sensation and a
general giving out of the whole organism.
WOB in 8KKIOU3 CONDITION , confined to
hia bed much of the time. After a thor
ough treatment with Warner's SAFE
Cure he says : "I am COMPLETELY IIE-
fcTORED TO'HEALTH by its means. "
PflBTLMI ) , HE , - - 441,105.
MAJOR 8. U. ABI50TT ( Springfield , Mo. ) .
I in 1871 was afflicted with LAME BACK ,
RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY TROUULE. Con-
fc suited the very best physicians in San
Francisco , and visited all the mineral
* springs there. Took a health trip to the
! Ne\v England States , but for seven years
i SUFFERED CONSTANTLY from his malady ,
' which had resulted in BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
AfterusinRn.couple dozen bottles of War
ner's SAFE Cure and two of SAFE Pills ,
ho wrote : "My back and Kidneys are
WITHOUT PAIN , and. thank God , I owe it
all to Warner's SAFE Remedies. "
BAL OP m EM. , - 44U53.
MRS. J. T. RITCILBY (52 ( ( ! 41 h Ave. . Louis
ville , Ky. ) , wart a confirmed INVALID FOR
ELEVEN YKARS , just living , and hourly
KXPECTIKO DEATH. Was confined to bed
ten inontliri each year. Was attended
by the BEST PIIYMCIANS. Herlef t side was
PAIIAL.YZED. Could neither e.it , bleep , nor
enjoy life. The doctors said she was
troubled with FEMALE COMPLAINTS ; but
eho was satisfied her kidnejs were affect
ed. Under the operation of Warner's
SAFE Cure sho posted a LARGE STONE or
calculus , and in Nov. , 1885 , reported ,
"Am to-diiy AS WELL AS WHEN A GIHL , . "
BEWIOBK STATB , - 3,870,773 , , ,
ASK YOUR FIIIENDS AM ) NEIGHBORS ABOUT
JS
THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED.
era AUD ,
EX-GOV. K. T. JACOB ( Westport , Ky. )
was prostrated with severe KIDNEY
TROUBLE and lest 40 pounds of ilesh.
Alter a thorough treatment with War-
ner'H SAFE Cure ho icporte , "I have
GIMNMf , - - 873,667
GEN. JT D. WALLEN (144 ( Madison Ave. ,
New York ) , BCAKCULT ABLK TO WALK two
blocks without exhaustion , and , having
lost Il-wh heavily , bean the use of War
ner's SAFE Cure and says : "I was MUCH
IIKNEFITED by it. "
BAL. QHIP , STATE , - 633,158.
COL , . JOSEPH H. THORNTON. ( Cincin
nati , O. ) in 1885 reported thathisdaujh-
ter was very much prostrated ; had PAL-
IMTATION OK"THE niART , intense PAIN IN THE
HEAD , nervous disorder and CATARRH OF
THE BLADDER. She lost fifty-five pounds.
Othor remedien failing , they began the use
ol Warner's SAFE Cure , SAFE PILLS
and SAFE NERVINE , nnd within three
months she had gained fifty pounds in
iveightand wasiiESTOREDTo GOOD HEALTH.
That was throyears ago , antl she is still
in as GOOD health us ever in her life. Col.
Thornton , himself , was cured of CHRONIC
DIAKRHCE.V of eighteen years standing , in
1881 , by Warner's SAFE Cure.
SODTH5RN STATES , - 3,534,017.
C. JI. ALLEN ( Leavenworth , Kan. ) , son
Edwin , two years of age , tifllicted with
BXTREME CASE OF BlSIGHT'S DISEASE , and
the doct rs GAVE imi UP. By the ad
vice of the doctor's wife , began the use of
"Warner's SAFE Cure , and after taking
seven bottles ho is PERFECTLY WELL and
has had no relapse.
CASH : : 1,467-824
, - ,
USTEEL
PENS
I < Leading Nos. : 14,048,130,135 , 333,161.
v For Sale by all Stationers.
55 THE ESTERBROOK STEEL PEN CO. ,
Works : Camden , X. J. 26 John St. , Hew York.
-
PAYSUis FREIGHT
5 Ton Wagon Scales.
Iron Lexers St l KtiiloK' , Brui
Tare Beam and Beam Box tor
KTf rr Ii Sc ie. Kor frre prlc Hit
mention thi * pipfr and juWretj
lOttS OF BIRCHAMTOH ,
BINGHAMTON , N. Y.
to SO J day. Ritnples worth SIM FREE. Lines
$ § not nn r tue hor - ' < fecf. Write Brewsler
Safety Rain Holder Co. . Holly , Mich.
% UTCn For the > e e-tand Be-trcll-
AH i CSJ Ins book e er pnUished. For
turmi ei-culars tddrcsi ATIOSAL Tea Co. Cblcajo
PEHHSILVAHIi , 1 , 1,218.
F. MAYER (1020 ( N. 12th St. , St. Louis ,
Mo. ) , afllicted with TIRED KKELI.VGS , dizzi
ness and pain across the back , and lost
appetite. Was eallovr and care-worn all
the time. The doctors failing , he began ,
the use of Warner's SAFE Cure , and re
ports , "I FEKt , LIKE A FIGHTING COCK. "
CHICAGO. - - 2,808,693
. , , , ,
Mil. R. BROWN (2221 ( Woodward Ave. ,
Detroit , Mich. ) injured hia back from a
FALL. . Was confined to his bed six. weeks.
The fall injured liis KIDNEYS , producing
intense suffering. Warner's SAFE Curo
IIESTOUED HIS KIDNEYS to their natural
condition , and he writes : I am now
eighty years of age , SMART AXD ACTIVE. "
DETROIT , - - 816946.
MRS. THOS. SCHMIDT ( Wife of the Vice-
Coneul of Denmark. G9 Wall St. , Non-
York ) reported thatherlittleson , after an
attack of DIPHTHERITIC SORE THROAT eight
years ago , was afllicted with Bright's Dis
ease in advanced form ; by the advice of
Gen'l Christiansen , of Drexel , Morgan < fc
Co. , Bankers , New York , she prescribed
Warner's SAFE Cure , with the consent of
the physicians , and reports , "the physi
cians say that ho will be PEKFECTLY
WELL. "
MLffAUKEE - - 458,894.
, , . .
MISS Z. L. BOARDMAN ( Qnechee , Vt. ) . in
May , 1882 , began to BLOAT , thence came
BTOMACHTiiounLE , terribleHEADACHES.nnd
finally the doctor's opinion that it was
BUIOIIT'S DISEASE , and IKCUIIABLU. Event
ually she became nearly blind , pro
nounced by the doctors to be the LAST
STAGE of Bright's disease. After having
been under treatment by Warner's SAFE
Cure for ONE YEAR , she reported , ' ' 1 AM
AS WELL AS ANY ONE. "
MllWEgO.A. . - - 648,017.
HON. N. A. PLYMPTON ( Worcester ,
Mass. ) , in May , 1880 , was prostrated by
GRAVEL. Under the operation of War
ner's SAFE Cure alone he PASSED A LARGE
BTONE , and subsequently wrote , "I have
had NO RECURRENCE of my trouble since
Warner's SAFE Cure CURED ME. "
BAL N f STATES
, , , - 1,167,149 ,
ST. LOU S , - - 1,530,527.
CAPT. GEO. B. WILTBANK , (919 ( Spruco
St. , Phila. . Pa. ) , prostrated in Central
America , with Malarial Fever , caused by
congestion of Kidneys and Liver. DE
LIRIOUS part of the time. LIVER EN
LARGED one-third. Stomach badly af
fected. Could HOLD NO FOOD ; even water
was ejected. Dsin : ; less than a dozen
bottles of Warner's SAFE Cure he writes.
"I was COMPLETELY CURED. "
EMSAS CiTY , - - 717,860 ,
MRS. ( PROF. ) E. J. WOLF ( Gettysburg ,
Pa. , Wife of the Ed. of the Liltheran
Quarterly ) , began to decline with Pulmo
nary Consumption. ( Over 50 per cent ,
of all cases of Consumption are paused
by diseased kidneys. ) DESPAIRED or
LIVIXG. After a thorough course of treat
ment with Warner's SAFE Cure , sho
writes , "I AM PERFECTLY WELL. "
BAL. S J , Si'ATfJS. - 746,789.
EX-SENATORTJ. K. BRUCE ( South Caro
lina ) , after doctoring for years for what
he supposed was MALARIA , discovered he
was afllicted with SUGAR DIABETES , and
having obtained no relief whatever from
his physicians , he began the < use of War
ner's SAFE DIABETES Cure , and he says :
' 'My friends are astonished at tny im
provement. "
FRAMSCO , - 1,242,946.
J. Q. ELKINS ( Elkinsville , N. C. ) suffered
for ten years from GRAVEL , which at
tacked him EVERY six MONTHS. He lost
45 pounds in three mouths , and his
strength was NEARLY GONE. After a
thorough use of Warner'sSAFEDiABETEa
Cure lie reports , "lam AS WELL AS 1 EVER
WAS , after using fourteen bottles. "
BAL PACIFIC COAST -
, , 132,316.
Testimonial ire publish is genuine. "Write to tlio
F testators * enclosing : stump lor reply , and learn , for yourselves.
Tares Among1 the Wheat ,
Tlio feminine world. ] ik j the mtw
cuSine , has it's tarus nuiong the wheat. "
Thus cries I ho coimtoss of Jcr > oy in no
uncertain tone. When , " s\w \ contin
ues , "the electricity which SD rapidly
develops the pfirl nutr.ro of to-day in-
sp'res true suul wise elements , a new
force for good is set moving in the
world , which generations yet unborn
will bless ; hut the germ to ho unfolded
is uot always one of price there some
times spr > n s therefrom a noxious
licrh , hearing , too , iu itself the poison
ous seed.after its kind. Thence ar ses
the woman whose sole idea is notorie
ty , who must be a city sot on a. hill at
no matter what cost , who will .speak
words which should never he heard ,
write hooks which should never be read ,
and meddle with subjects which vitiate
her whole nature , hucausc she has not
sufilc ent intellect to make : i name for
herself in higher paths , and the alter
natives before her are audacity or ob
scurity. She v/ould rather stand in the
pillory than sit behind a spinning-
wheel. She is not the peculiar product
of this or any other age. She has been
always with us , o"V to-day there are
perhaps more vo . * to egg Ifcr on , and
more weapons ready to her hand. The
great lesson of three hundred years
ago was the responsibility for human
thought. The lesson of to-day is the
responsibility for human action. Wom
an has a treble responsibility respon
sibility to herself , responsibility to her
family , responsibility to the communi
ty at large. There remains a large
class of women in England who , though
not compelled to work for their broad ,
are no longer content to fritter away
their lives. The whirl of society , a few
superficial accomplishments , and a lit
tle idle reading fail to satisfy them.
They also want something to do , and
therefore add to their lives politics ,
study , and numerous schemes for bene-
litting their fellow-creatures. Though
the multiplied associations started for
the last-named purpose are occasional
ly more advantageous to the characters
of their promoters than to the objects
of their beneficence , on the whole the
j good done overbalances the mistakes.
j It would be hard to deprecate the uni
versal epidemic or energy because from
time to time the pot boils over and
scalds a few fitters. It is a truism to
say that where the cultivation of the in
tellect or the improvement of the com
munity lakes the place of home duties
naught but evil can result.
Reformed Convicts.
"You would hardly believe it , but
many of our "boarders' desire to re
main , even after their terms have ex
pired , " said one of the keepers of the
Kin < rs count } ' penitentiary to a Brooklyn
Eagle reporter. "Long-term prisoners
of both sexes in time learn to love their
7x3 feet cells. For instance , in the fe
male department , we have two or three
life prisoners. These have become so
accustomed to the rules aud regulations
of prison life that I hardly think they
v/ould escape if an opportunity * was of
fered them. As you see. they have dec
orated and furnished their cells , anil
have evidently made up their mind that
they have come to stay. And then
there is another class of prisoners who ,
knowing that they would be unable to
earn an honest living outside , prefer to
remain here where tiiey receive good
treatment and enough to cat.
Said a prominent Brooklyn police of
ficial :
"I have long contended that a home
should be provided for ex-convicts ,
where they could go when released and
earn an honest living. Such a home
could be established on the outskirts of
Brooklyn , New York , or any other
large city. The men. and in fact the
women , could be employed in manu
facturing industries , and thus be free
from the blackmail levied by their
fellow-convicts. "
"How blackmail ? " the reporler ask
ed.
"I-will tell you. Convicted felons
desiring to reform often travel many
miles from the scenes of their cr mcs.
They are unable to obtain work unless
they suppress the fact that they have
been in prison. I know many instan
ces in which convicts , having settled in
southwestern city where they were
leading an honest 1 fe , have been track
ed and exposed by fellow convicts.
Such men have been compelled to pay
heavv blackmail , or else bu exposed
and d'sgraced. In case a man , an ex-
convict has been leading a straight life
for five years in a town where he has
made fr ends and new associations it is
rather hard that he should be compell
ed to lose everything simply because at
one time in his ex'stence'he has been
crooked. Men of this stamp who have
been exposed give up all hope and re
turn to their former life. "
A Pernicious Practice.
"Why don't you wash yourself occa
sionallyaskdd a Jersey City man of
a filthy-looking tramp.
"I refrain from bathing from purely
san tary reasons , " replied the Son of
Kest , haughtily.
"Indeed ! What are the reasons ? "
"I have read that the Anglo-Saxons
through excessive bathing have added
sixty new cutaneous disaases to the list
of ills that flesh is heir to , and I have
determined to frown upon such a per
nicious practice. Thank you for the
nickel , sir. Good-dav. Tid-Uits.
Quite Sure She Was Right.
"Who was that tall gentleman your
daughter was walking with last even
ing , Mrs. Wiggins ? "
"I don't know exactly , but he's a lit
erary man and lives in Chicago. I
know he must be well off too , for he
knows snch a lot about nice horses. "
"Are you sure he's a literary man ? "
"Oh ! yes , he said he was a bookmak
er. " Chicago Ledge1- .
They Were Ambitions.
Yes , " said the old man. "my sons
arc verv ambitious , and they are get
ting along well. One is the captain of
a tow-boat , and the other is a physic an ,
and each is tryaig to see which can
make the most monev. " "Ah ! " said
the listener , "a sort of heal and tow
match , as .t were. " Boston Courier.
In a Glacier.
A well at Yakutsk. Siberia , has been a
jtancling puzzlo to Kciontists for many
years. It was begun m 1S28 , but given up
it thirty feet liccnuse it was still in frozen
; arth. Then the Russian academy of sci-
jnces continued for some months the work
3f deepening the well , but stopped when it
reached to the * extcnt of oome 3S2 feet
nrhen the ground was still frozen as hard
is a rock. In 1844 the academy bad the
temperature- the excavation carefully
taken nt various depths , and from the
Jata thus obtained the ground was csti-
-nnted to bo frozen to a depth of G12 feet.
As external cold could not freeze the earth
to such a depth , even in Siberia , geologists
30vo concluded that the well has pene
trated a frozen formation of the glacial
period which has never thawed out.
Important Do not let your Druggist
palm off on you any new cheap remedy for
: olds when you inquire for Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup or you will be disappointed. Price ,
25 cents.
Knowledge Is Power.
An amusing insidentoccurredat a Girist-
aias tree at one of the colored churches in
Elberton. Ga. As but few of the members
: ould read or write , they selected a colored
Jamsel who had "been to school ! " to write
: he names on tlie presents , which sho
. eadily consented to do. When the pres-
. nts were distributed and the names called
jut , the assembly was greatly surprised to
Ind that all the handsomest and most
. aluable presents had on them the name
jf the girl that did the writing. An indigna
tion meeting was hastily held , and a redis-
ribtition of the presents ordered immc-
liately. [ Savannah News.
Mr. Jacob Froehlich , a well-known tailor
jf Cincinnati , 0. , after suffering for years
svitli rheumatism , was cured in a short
: ime by the use ol St. Jacobs Oil.
Tlio Two Slicrmuua.
William T. Sherman , General , and John
Sherman , Senator , met at the Garfield
Hospital fair , in Washington , the other
sight , "flow arc you enjoying yourself ? "
iiquired tho latter with the air of the
ainrtyr. "Splendidly ! " exclaimed the gen-
jral , slapping his brother's shoulder en
thusiastically. "Whj , John , " said he ,
Til bet I've shaken hands and spoken
vith more people since I came in this
room than you have in ten years. " "I've
TO doubt of it , " was the dry response. "If
[ shook as many hands and spoke with as
many people in tlie past ten years as you
have I wouldn't live two years. "
Mrs. C. Kellogg , Edgwood. Cal..snys : Red
Star Cough Cure is the best medicine she
ias ever used for colds for the children.
Tlicro I Virtue in
John Riinkiu , ivho presumes to know all
ihout woman's nature , asks if any woman
ivas ever made better by owning diamonds.
Moreover , he asks the question definitely ,
'n a way that dares you to say yes. I
laro pay that I know a woman who has
been "made better" by a pair of solitaire
jiumond earrings. Her health was deli-
: ate and her face has long been like a , white
japonirn. On Christmas morning she was
feeling ' 'mighty feeble" and had concluded
that she could not by any means fulfill her
2iigagement to dine on that day. Finding
a pair of superb new holitniro earrings
among the gems in her jewel case made a
uew woman of her , and she wore the bright
est smiles that greeted the Christmas tnr-
iey to which sho paid respects. So I lost
faith in Iluskin and believe that solitaire
diamonds do more to make women "bet
ter" fhan any "elixir of gold" yet known
to medical scicnct * .
Salvation Oil the ce ebfated American
remedy for cuts , bruises , bprnins , burns ,
scalds , chilblains , i&c. , can be hid of all
sts. Tt kills pain. Price twenty-five
: cnls a bottle.
Charles E. Pilgrim , the new boy preacher.
When time ends , eternity commences.
irSulTerer From Conmimptlon ,
Scrofula , Bronchitis , and General Debility
trill try SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil
with llypophosphitca , they will find im
mediate relief and perininate benefit. The
l Profession universally declare it : i
remedy of the greatst value and very pal
atable. Head : "I have used Scott's Emul
sion in several cases of Scrofula and Debil-
ty in Children. Results most gratifying.
My little patients take it with pleasure. "
\V. A. UULBEKT , M. D. , Salisbury , 111.
The value of new gold received at the
Denver mint during 38SG was 51,441,700.
11 DON'T PAY A BIG PRICE ! "
/ " _ _ _ . _ Pays for a. Ynin's snb-
O V-/0UUS scription to the Weekly
AMERICAN RURAL HOME. Rochester , N. Y. ,
WITHOUT premium "the Cheapest and Uest
Weekly in the World8 pages. 48 columns ,
10 years old. For O.vn DOLI..AIC. you have
ONI ; choice from over lot ) different Cloth-
bound DOLLAR VOLUMES , 300 to 900 pp. ,
find paper one year , post-paid. Book post-
ace , 15c. Extra. 50,000 books given r.way.
Among them are : Law Without Lawyers ;
Family Cyrlopedin ; Farm Cyclopedia ;
Farmers' and Stockbreeders' Guide ; Com
mon Sense in Poultry Yard ; World Cyclo
pedia ; Danelson's ( Medical ) Counselor ;
Boys' Useful Pastimes ; Five Yearn Before
the Mast ; Peoples' History of United
States ; Universal History of all Nations ;
Popular History Civil War ( both sides ) .
Any ONE book nnd paper , one year , nil
post-paid , for § 1.15 only. Paper alone ,
G5c. Satisfaction guaranteed on books
nnd Weekly , or money refunded. Reference :
Hon. C. R. PEARSONS. Mayor Rochester.
Sample papers , 2c. RURAL HOME Co. , Ltd.
Without Prem. Cue a year. Rochester.N.Y.
Excursions to the Winter Resorti ol
tlie South.
The Wabash. St. Louis & Pacific Ry. are
now selling round-trip tickets , good'until
June 1st , 1887 , at greatly reduced rates ,
to Mobile , New Orleans , Pensacobv , Jack
sonville , Cednr Keys , and all the principal
points in the south. For further informa
tion nnd tickets , call on or write F. E.
Moore ? , Ticket Agent , or G. N. Clayton ,
Northwestern Passenger Agent , 1502 Far-
nam Street , Omaha , Neb.
Gladstone has a rent roll and a land in
come of $70,000 a year.
We would be pleased to know o'f a man
or woman who has never had headache or
been subject to constipation. As these
seem to be universal troubles a little advice
may be in order. Why should persnns
cram their stomachs with nauseating pur
gative pills , etc. , which sicken and debili
tate when such aplcasnntand sterling rein
edy as Prickly Ash Bitters will act mildly
and effectively on the liver , kidney , stom
ach and bowels , and at the same time tojie
up and strengthen the whole system , cann
ing headache , constipation and all such dis
tressing evils to quickly disappear.
Senator Evnrts enj-s he believes in tin
iieredity of education.
> o. 02,507 , Ileld by a River Steamboat
Porter. _
Evansvlilc ( Ind. ) Journal. December 31.
A Journal reporter visited the Green riv
er steamer "Evansville" yesterday while
she wns lying at the wharf , and interviewed
Mr. Lindsey Uayclen. who was one of the
lucky holders of ticket No. J)2.507. which
drew the Third Capital Prize of 520,000 in
the last Drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery. Mr. Haydcn i a colored gentle
man , and has for some live years been
holding a position as poter on that steam
boat. He was very much elated over his
good fortune.
' 'By occupying a steady position and be
ing economical in my mode of living. I man-
ngi-d to save enough money to build a lit
tle house for my family , which consists of a
wife and one child. My home is in Frank
lin , Ky. About six weeks ago my house was
burned to tlrt ; ground. I carried no insur
ance on either the house or household ef
fects. My family had nowhere to go , but
luckily I "had SCO in my pocket when I
heard"of the fire and their condition. I at
once sent home $58 , with which they were
to buy some clothing , a few household
goods , nnd to rent a building in which to
live. The remaining § 2 I concluded to in
vest in Louisiana State Lottery tickets. I
was down-hearted anil feltalittle rekle s. A
faint hope was entertained that may be I
would bo fortnate enough to draw some
thing , and when the news reached me that
I had drawn § 2,000 , my joy was un
bounded "
Mr. Hayden further stated that he would
continue in his present capacity on the
steamer "Evansville"and thathe intended
to build a nice cottage for his family and
save the rest of the money. The ticket-
was purchased in this city. The Journal
congratulates the lucky man , who is
worthy of his good fortune.
Sir Thomas Gladstone , brother of the ex
premier , is a strong conservative.
Envied by iler Sex ,
Is the fate of every lady with a bright ,
glow ! 113 countenance , which invariably fol
lows the use of Dr. I farter's Iron Tonic.
Texas has a paper called the Bedbug. It
can only be stopped with brimstone.
Elsswhere in this issue wo present a large
advertisement of II. H. Warner & Co. , net
ting forth the fact that up to December 27.
188G , they had sold the enormous amount
of 2G,587J35 bottles of "Warner's SAKE
Cure" in North America alone , to say
nothing of the European and Australian
trade. These figures seem almost incredi
ble , but coming as they do frcnn a house BO
well known and honorable , we feel nafe in
attesting to their truthfulness. "War
ner's SAFE Cure" has certainly been agreat
boon to the suffering , and its Hucce.su has
depended altogether upon its own merits.
For Kidney , Liver. Blood and Urinary
trouble , and especially for Female Com
plaints , its equal Avas never known , and for
this reason it deserves all the praise which
it receivps.
IT C A PUHELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION
SEHNA-MANDRAKE-BUCHU
AND OTHEB EttaA"EFFICIENT REMEDIES
It has stood the Test of Years ,
in Caring all Diseases of the
BLOOD , LIVEE , STOM
ACH , KIDNEYS.BO'W-
EIS , &c. It Purifies the
Blcod , Invigorates and
Cleanses the System.
BITTERS
DYSPEPSIACONSTI
CURES PATIGN , JAUNDICE ,
mPISEASESOFTHE SICKHEADACEEBH-
UVER IOUS COMPLAINT3&c
disappear at onco under
KIDNEYS its beneficial influence.
STOMACH It is purely a Hedicine
AND as its cathartic proper
ties forbids its use as a
BOWELS , beverage. It is pleas
ant to ma taste , and as
easily taken by cnild
ten as adnltn.
ALLDRUGGISTS
FHiCKLY ASH BITTERS CO
PRICElDOLLARll Sole Proprietors.
STiouis and KANSAS Crrr
M * ? - = -W : MJTl' ' i
ELY'S
Fcold tn tfiefiead
Ely's Cream Jialm HNFEVER
tcor/cs like magic. It
cured me of catarrh
and restored the tense
of smell. E. H.
Sherwood , Banker ,
EiizdblUi , X. J.
A particle is applied Into each noitrll and Is aurce-
alileto use. Price 3) cts , liy mail r at dnuicl'ta.
Send for circular. ELI" BROTHERS. Druggists.
Owego. N. Y.
The demand for your "Taus.ll's Punch"
oc cigar is rapidly increaniiig , although I
have already retailed 150,000.
HENRY D. EOYDEN , Druggist.
Grand Island , Neb.
DISCOVERY.
Wholly unlike Artificial Systems Cure of Mind Wan
dering Any book learned In one reading. Heavy re
ductions for postal classes. Prospectus , with opin
ions of Mr. PROCTOR , the Astronomer. Hons. W.W
ASTOR , JDDIH P. BEXJAMLV , Drs. JUson , TVooD and
others , scut post FRFE , by
PROF. IiOISETTE ,
237 Fifth Avenue , IVew TorlT >
ant Information. Send for
It MILOB. SIEVED &
CO. . FXNSION ATTOaNITS. CHICAGO. ILL.
FACE , 1IANDS , FEET ,
and all their Imperfections Jnclndlncr Fa.
cial Development , Hair and Scalp , Super-
fluous Hair , Kirth Jlarlts Moles , Worts.
Sloth , Krectl < . Red h'n e. Acne. B'ack
Heads. Scars Pittinsr and their treatment.
Send 10c.forlKiokof Opae ! < ,4th lition.
' '
e-plnz ,
Form s.Penmanslilp.Arillimetla Short
hand , etc. , tlioroiitli v taugla by mail. Clroul.irs
free. BKYANT'S COLLKGlKuflUlo. . X.V.
OH ! MY BACK
Ererj strain or cold attacks tk t trtsk Irsek
and nfirly proitrmtM 500.
THE
BEST IONIC
Strengthens the JUunclcs ,
Steadies tbe Ncrrea ,
Enriches the Blood , direa New Visor.
Mil. JOHN W. KEUT. SUrtrilla. Col. . B JS : "For
thu past twelve yenra I haT suffered with paina In
xnrbftck. I used Brown's Iron Bitters with great
benetlt. I feel better now than 1 have for twelio
Miaa LrzziEBBENNAN IKHGCooVe Aye..8t Lonis.
Mo. , s y ; I suffered with spinul wesknet * . pains in
mir bick.nncl nleepleisniKuti. I tried every conceir-
nblo remedy without inneti benefit. Four bottlra erf
Brown's Iron Biltum hava reliorod me , and I ch er-
fully recommend it. "
Genuine has above Tradn Mark and crossed rmllines
on wrapper. Tnlce no other. Made only by
IIROV/X " "
20 Tenrs LVDIA E.
Record.
PlNKHArVPS
*
VEGETABLE
COMPOUND ,
Is a Posltlre Cure
'For ' ALL of thosa Painful
Delicate Complaints and
Complicated trouble ] and
Weaknesses so common
among our Wives , Mothers ,
and daughters.
It tctll ere entirely
allorarlanorraotnal
troubles , Inla m m o >
fion anil Ulecra-
tion , Fulling unit
Dtlplaecments ; fr
consequent
dMKae of life.
DIES , rr wniKorPKBroEM scncicjit. orctATjOKS on
CUKE CASCEK , BUTIT WILI/U > I > ER ALL dnccxsTANcrs , ACT
DfllARMOXT WITH TIIKLAWS Or NATURE. tsTTHATFIZUSO
OF DEAEIXO DO WK , CAUSIKQ PADC , WEIGHT JJ > O ntfyimg ,
IS ALWAYS PEIUCANEXTI.T CUBED BT ITS USK
-SB-Sold by Druge'itu. Price gl-pcr bottle.
Hrs. I'lnkliam's Liter I'illi cure conciliation. 2Sc.
ITajo been enjoyed by citizen * of every town ant !
city in the U. S. Marrelnu * Cure1' Irivo beenrt \ -
nesscilby thousand * of people , who can testify ti >
ins woxncKFri. HEALING POWER or
3 r.sHn
S UBU&&iiGa < i an
Neuralgia , Toothache , Headache , Earache ,
Catarrh , Croup , Sore Throat ,
Lame Back , Stiff Joints , Contracted Cords ,
Sprains , Bruises , Burns , Fever Sores ,
Wounds , Old Sores , Chilblains , Frost
Bites , Sore Nipples , Caked Breasts , and
AIJ Aches and Pains ,
are quickly ruliuved l > y thH mncical remedy. Try it
onco ami you will never lie without it. For alc by
Druggists. Price. / > Oc. Our M > SI : BOOK fre IOHM.
Adflrcss WIZARD OIL COMPANY P.
\Vill purify the BLOOD mrolato
the LIVER and KIDNEYS and
RESTORE the HEALTH andVia-
OK of YOUTH DjM.ei biaW nt
of Appetit * . ] nilicp tionL ckor
Strength tir.d Tired Feeline ab-
EOlnte'7 cared : Bones , mnii-
cla * and nerves receire new
for e. Knlivens the mind
_ and sari-He * Brain Power.
Safferinz from complaintR
peculiar totheir m will find
LAO1 ! .J ) in DR. BARTER'S IRON
rONICasafeand speedycuro. Gives n clear , heal-
thrcomplnxion. Frequent nttemr-ts at cpnntMleit-
meonlyadd to the I opularily of the cricinal. Do
uotoiporiaent ret tho OMOKJAI. AND BFST.
Dr. HARTER" ? LIVER , PILLS V
Cnro Conatipatlon.Llrcr Comolalnt and Sick H
HeidacS * . Sanple Dose and Dream Boo H
-nai'ed on receipt of two cents In poatscc. jf
Address : DR , DARTER , Medical Co , , St.Louis
AVERY & GOLEPflAH , PROPRIETORS.
WAKEF1ELD , CLAY CO. , KAN.
Tte oldest and
moat ex ten4
lve breeding
rstabllsliment
west of the
Kis s iss t p pi.
Over Ki hty
Head of Pure Drrd an
Hlsh Qnda Fvrcheroii
Stallions antl Mares on
bund ; aSoa'ewrecor
drd Imported French
Cotchen. Save the
ri-k ami ex pen e o *
lon railroad trlpianJ
'lipping nnd get j-our
Hone * at home and ac-
c.imatet. of reliable
men with established
reputations a.s breed-
ei-s. Our Imported block all rerfst red In the Parcher-
on Stud Itoolc * of France and Ameil-u We icu-trantee
all St > cfc Breeders just as represented. Send for cata
logue Xo. 5 , free.
Address ,
AVERY & COLEMAN , Props.i
Wakefield , Clay County. Kan.
CATARRH ,
HEADACHE.
ASTHW1A ,
NEURALGIA ,
? alcklr relieved by nMns : Cniliinun's Menthol
nlmlet * anil bv continued n r etffrt a cure , ijitis-
fartion giixnint < e ? or money rtf'ind'-J. It laaU from
tliiiicntlitooiieyiir PrcUt c - i.tby mail or at
druKistCirciilaiji iri led < > n applic-ition.
H. D. CUSHMAN , Threts Rivers , Mich.
"PORALL. STOi e-k an-i expenses
Wi at I. I icu'a-i
1 Ojini vor h J > ai par
Lfrte. P O. VIljvKlt\ iga Ui , Main .
Produce the Choicest r1owcr
.
Yrtrctat , ! ami Cro-u Don l.les
ILL YIELDS. .NK1T01TS. "IltlT. I1)NTOr.S. RARLKT l.NU VKIih
SEEDS WARR'NTED. IlO.fOO 7 CENT Plantl l , m'i Lev till
Prize Offer. Joaa A.i
did the Women
of this country use over thirteen million takes of
Procter & Gamble's Lenox Soap in 1886 ? '
3-
Buy a cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why.
