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OLD chronic sores and swellings are
aroused to new life, walked up and carried away
by the thorough use Of Prof. Anderson's Der
mador. 1t seems to penetrate through their
old indolent hulks starting all the vessels and
surrounding tissues to healthy action.
See advertisement,
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TROUBLESOME BENEFITS The mos
difficult thing to deal with in the con.
duct of some people is their former
acts Of virtue and benevolence. They
are ever throwing these in ones way,
aud exacting tribute for them the thou.
sandth time; thrusting them into the
scale in every transaction, and weighing
them against one in the settlement o.
every business and, on every imagi.
nary slight OIL injury, spreading theil
hands toward them, with loud exclama.
tions against the ingratitude of those
about them. Such abuse Of a well-done
action proves it TO have been hollow
and insincere at first. Actions truly
good never become in the end worm
wood to those who are benefited by
them. They are springs that cannot
send forth bitter waters. They never
entail regret, nor lie in the future path
of the receiver TO pierce him like a
thorn. They are never found living
upon themselves, counting their merits
and over, and ~quarreling for their
compensation. IS. p. Heron.
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Magazine.

A PROFESSOR in the medical college Of
Calcutta, in making recent experiments,
as to the effects Of snake poisons, has
discovered that the venom Of the cobra
in contact with the blood of inferior
animals Immediately coagulates it the
venom Of the viper prevents coagula.
ton, as does the venom OF the daboia.
Cobra poison has been found on analy.
sis to contain 1855 per cent of carban,
l3.43 Of nitrogen, and a portion of albu-
men. This poison acts first on the
blood and secondarily on the nervous
system and the result Of the expert
ments has been to renderIthe discovery
Of an antidote more than hopeful. in
II own country the poison of the
rattlesnake has been found to prevent
the natural motion of the blood cor
puscles, and to render it stagnant, as if
deprived of vitality. This poison is
said to be even more virulent than that
of the viper or cobra. It acts as a
powerful sedative, and hence powerful
stimulants are found to be the best anti
dotes. Whisky in large quantities slim.
ulates the nervous system, and counter.
acts the depressing effects of the poison
until the natural reaction occurs.
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ALL articles we think that are packed
and sold RH Weight should have the
patronage Of consumers, also of dealers
We are glad to notice in the article of
Soar that PROCTOR 4 GASrBLE's Extra
OLIVE SOAP is always packed actual
weight.
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QUEEN VICTORIA

N On her throne does not oc.
~ cups a more enviable 20
M& sitiOn than the Union Med.
~ icine Company who are
VIA " the sole proprietor of DR..
H$A Smiths agle cure whose
NM reputation il known over
~ the world as the best ana
only reliaole Gu 9 FOR fever and Hgue or cbills and
fever and all kindred diseases, which IL caused Nv
the malaria or miaHmatic countries, As the Rav.
ing Is, they have the dead wood on it,n II il the
only remedy tbat contains no quInine or other moi.
sons and effects a cure in every case. Out of The
millions of bottles which they annually sell there
has never been a single complaint. but on the con
trary, the letters OF praise which they receive from
those who have been cured, are almost countless in
number. Everybody praises the medicine which
has done so much good. DR.. Smith was the arst
man 20 discover that chllls and fever and All kin.
dred discusses could be cured without using ouinina
or Other p0ls0ns, and although laughed at Al first
by other physicians, who did not believe such A
thing could be accomplished. He persevered and
pt0du ed a remedy which has been for many wears
me wondeT and envy Of all medical men. PerSons
SHOULD De careful when purchasing and see that
the doctors p0rtail is on the outside wrapner NO
other ys genuine For sale BY all druggists.
Beatys Hair Tonic is the best In use and inst tho
thing t9r the toilet. Young ladies who wish
splendid suit Of hair can have ii il they nse This
emery; ~ has never failed. Address. UNION
Louis, No. 9''
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THE superiority of the stock used in
making the Elmwood and Warwick collars, and
the edges folded all around are the reasons
why they arc liked better than any others. -
HnLn-
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MISSIONARIES and other soiourning in
foreign lands should not fail to take with them
a good supply Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
1t is the most reliable medicine for all purpl-
SEES there is in the world.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND
OF soME OF THE DISEASES PRoDUcEp BY IA
-allow or yellow color Of the skin, or yellowish
brown spots on face aud other parts Of body ;
d~ullnesH, and drowsiness with frequent head
ache dizziness, Gittcr or bad ,aste in the
mouth drynes7 Of throat, and internal heat
palpatation, in many cases a dry teasing cough,
with gore throat, unsteady appetite, raising Of
food, and n choking sensation IN the throat;
distress, heaviness, bloated OF i'll feeling about
the stomach aud sides, back or breast, and
about shoulders collie, pain and sorene-s
through the bowels, with attacks Of dlarrhna;
piles iiatuleuce, nervousness. cOldness Of eN-
tremities, rush OF blood to the head, with
symptoms Of apOpleXy, uumbne-s OF limbs,
especially at night cold chills, alternating
with hot flashes, kidney and urinary, difficult
ties female weaknesses and irregularities,
with dizziness, low spirits, unsociability, and
gloomy i~Orebydings. Only a few Of the above
symptoms are likely 10 be present in any case
at one time. All who use DR.. p!erce's Golden
Medlca! Discovery, for liver complaint and it-
complications are loul in its praise. Sold by
all druggists everywhere. $50
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SOMETHING THAT TAKES. The three
fold combination agency for selling 4" W9a1h
and Wonders Of the Boundless West Thee
IA much sure money in it. See advertisement,
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CONTAGIOUS diseases, such as horse
all, glandor, etc, may be prevented by the use
Of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders. Per-
sons travelling with horses should take note Of
this.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-10-11

IT is stated that the use of tar as a
preventive against potato disease is at.
tended with the most satisfactory re-
suits.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
OF an OBJ NURSE.

OF SN OBB NURSE.
hIss. Winsl0ws Soothing Syrap Is uie
pre-. cPIptIOn OF oue OF 'hn Les, female physI.
clans aud ma sa In the Chilled states, ana BE-
been used for thirty years with never falling G,tty
md success by millions Of mothers and children,
from the feeble infant Of weak old TO the adult
1t correctS Acidlty Of the stomach, relieves wind
sole, regulates the h0vsla, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother End child. We believe II TO
be tho best and surSSt remedy in the world in all
cases Of DYsENTERY and DTARRHGA ~
CHILDREN, whether II arises from teething "
nom any other cause. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile Of CURTIS Il PERKINS Is on toe
outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
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Dh J. r. Lewis Of the sanitary COM
mission in India, states that in all the
cases Of Ohylnria he has examined, min.
ne asiigs uormliko creatures we're
|4afa y Ne hl0oe.
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MINNESOTA expects to harvest 30, 000,
600 bushels Of wheat this year.
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BEST ASH OLDEST FiNILY MEDICtSK-So1r
thartic and TOnlr-pr Dyspepsia, constipation,
debility, sick headache, bilious attacks, and ali
arrangements Of liver. stomach and bowels. Ash
FOpr druggist for 1t, Beware Of limitations.
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FoRF FARMERS. 20 and Wonders
Of the Bolnllcss West" It is new, and having
o wonderful sale. Advertised in this paper.
PEERLESS
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PAIN! PAIN! PAIN!!!
WHERE Is THl BELIEVER
Reader. you viii find u n that FayoJitr Home
remedy
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

II has been tested In every variety Of climate, and
by almost every nation known 70 Americans. II
Is the almost constant cOmpanl0n ana lheStinlahle
friend OF the miss lOnary aud Traveller on sea and
land, and no one should travel on our lakes and
rivers without II.
Its Merits are Unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from INTERNAL PAIN,
twenty 10 thirty drops In n little water VIII almON
l~ngtantiy cure you. There ls nothing equal 10 Il.
In " few moments II cures
Collie, Cramps, Epasms, Heartburn, piHrrhp, Dy-
sentery, Flux, Wind 10 the Bowels, Sour
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Tho Great Blood Purifier.

The Great Blood Purifier.
Every drop Of the sARsAPARILLlAN M
SOLVENT communicates through the Hood
Sweat, Urine, and other Auids and juices OF tie
system the vigCr Of life, for II repairs the wastes o.
the body with new and sound material. ScruInlE
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C y, q ,,i Il The W SInS And FL TS oal e gSS and
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curative range Of this wonder Of Modern Clients
nsinT il iOr either Of these forms Of disease H. %
tent power to cure them.
If the patient, daily becoming reduced By the
wRsIes and decomposition that Ia CONTINUALLY pro
crossing, succeeds In Arr0stinE these wastes, and 70
pairs the same with new material made nom h"rl,
and does secure-a cure IL ~certAia; for when once
this remedy commence itH work Of publication,
and succeeds In Diminishing the less OF wastes, ~
feel himself growing better and stronger, the food
iigestiHg better, appetite improving, and acsh and
weight increasing,
Not only does tie sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvEsr
excel all known remedial agents Ia the cure y
Chronic, sorofnlous, Constitutional, Bni AAia ia
Eases; but Il Is tho only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases, GgNvsl, DiAbstsa
i TFIbsy k tssSERSas s az wA's IC nGi IpGop sna In al 81
CAses where there are SfiCE dust depoAlis. or Tie
NRter Is thick, cloudy, mixed with slbatAnc0s LEe
the white OF Rl egg, OF thraRda Ike white silk, UI
there Ia a mOruIj, dark, bilious appearance, and
white bOue tust tep0sils end when there lsA
pricking, barring sensRtiOn when IsS3ing water,
rud pain IN the Afhli Of the BACK aud ainHs tie
tOins,
Tumor Of IL Years' Growth Cured
by. RsdT1y's BCs0iy2rt.
PRFCE 4! t1 pEE HpTTLE
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~ DSYCIIONANCY, or soul ch8rming', !, plw XIV
either sex may fAscinate and gam lse Tv
and affections of any p rsOn they choose lhsya.sa
This simple mental requirement MI can poS s,'
Tree, by mail. for % cents, together WIN Y i N
axe guide, Egyptian oracle, dreams, hih'o o"
A queer book i00,0O sold. Address ,.,.ho
II, WILLIAM n co. pubs, phlladelfh'
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SIS TO $50 gGfr 4 81 cls asso% s 81.
Ing people, OF either rex, young or Old, mSh sants d
money AT work for ue, In their spare npSaptcSlsr
oil the time, Than ct anything else; Ll, land me-
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WRINGER

A GLOOMY state Of the mind, IA dun headache, q
want of energy diSyO ition TO magnify every
evil, a sense of weAriBus5, and a dlSinClinatlOn 10
motion, are some Of the symptoms which indicate
a arrangement of the liver or bilious system.
Speedy relief from so miserable q condition can be
obtained by r~esOrting at Once to Ir. L. Jayne's san.
alive Pills.
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heartburn. Figk htsiihrht, dlAri hOa, dyBenlefy,
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Travellers should always carry a bottle OF Rad.
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ASIATIC CHOLERA.

btronkeht EIOOA Va "ASNA"
DEAR STRs--I oughtiO have acknowledged long
ago the bOx Of Pain Killer YOU had the goodness N
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tial. / believe hundreds Of lives were saved, under
God. by II. The cholera appeared here soon after
we received IL. We reaoried at once 10 the Pain
KILLER, using as directed for cholera. A list was
vert Of ali 20 whom the Pain Killer was given,
and our native assistants assured Us that eight oHt
az everv ten 10 whom II was prescribed, recovered
II has, too, been very uB8iul In various other dis
easeg II las proved an iGcalculable blessing TO
muiIitudes of poor people throughout All this re-
zion. Our native preachers are never willing 10
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he nsOpie. and access 70 families and localities by
whom Otherwise they would be very indifferently
Believe me, dear sirs, Rratsfy and falthf'y yours.
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RQ - per day 10 our agents. Addyesss,h Pa
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CHILDREN OFTEN Look PALB
AND SICK

nom no other cause than having worms IA TIM
TOmach.
BROWNS vERMGFUGE CoMFITs
Ell destruy worms without injury 10 the CHI J,
being perfectly WHITE, aud free from all coloc.
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil, Whit,

ScTOINIl, or Kings EVIL, WhlI8
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofnlous determinations, lndolent
lnlammations, Aercural Affections, Old
Sores, EruptIous of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
IN these, as in ull other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BTTTBRS have
shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate and iutractable cases.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-20


possessed OF devil and whisky, at
tempts to murder his friends, and after
desperate struggle, is felled by blow
and secured, and cast into prison, where
he raves. and threatens. aid bfeaks his
letters, and like the Gadarene possessed
Of an unclean spirit, no man could tame.
he breaks his fingers and toes, and bites
the flesh from his arms.
Other crimes, as the taking of poison
with the avowed purpose of committing
suicide, and others appropriating prop
erty which to them beiongeth not, are
among the crimes which have transpired
in our very midst within the past few
days
What neaneth all this derilment and
crime2 Is there any principle OF reasoii
or philosophy on which to ground an
explanation? Ifso, let us have it.
A B. MoNAHAN.
1879
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RANDOM THOUGHTS.
By THE EDITOR.

This is Sabbath night. / am all alone.
This has been a gloriously beautiful In
dian summer day In the forenoon I at
tended services at the Presbyterian
Church. Mr. Van Dyke. manager of
Orange Furnace, acted as usher, and po-
litely showed all who arrived, to seats in
the Church. Mr., Van Dyke no doubt
finds that it is better to be a door-keeper
in the house of the Lord than to dwell
in the tents of wickedness
The congregation was large, the house
being full. The music was very fine
grand, might call it. Rev j X Gibson
hassflad charge of this Church for more
than year, and he has been quite sue
cessful. The church is prospering under
his ministry. He is young man of much
more than average ability, and his daily
walk and conversation correspond with
his profession and position as a pastor.
The sermon to- day, like all we have
heard from Mr. Gibson, was able. 1t was
history of the Apostle Paul, and showed
a good deal of study rnd preparation. /
was always interested in the study of the
life and character Of this wonderful man,
ST. Paul. After the sermon ] examined
several authorities upon this subject, and
among others an old classical Dictionary
which was present from my father-in-
law, the late Henry Steece, of Ironton
Also, ZelPs and Chambers Encyclopedias.
They all agree upon the main points in
the history and character of this remark
able man. But neither the sermon, nor
any of the authorities refers to one mat
ter which think OF the greatest import
rnce in practical point of view. That
is, that Pauis life utterly refutes the idea
of Pope, that conscience is a safe guide
IN human conduct. Paul was just as con
scientious-just as sure he was right
when he was prosecuting the Christians
even unto Strange cities--when he wat
consentting unto the death OF Stephen
and holding the clothes of those who
stoned him to death, as he was when he
was suffering all kinds of perils, scourg
ingss- imprisonment, and even martyr
dom for the name of Christ. He was JUS
as certain that he was doing Gods ser
vice the one timeta as he was the other.
At night ! went to the NJ E. Church
The house was full every seat being oc
cupied Rev. J. H. Acton preached. hi
subject being that Of zeal not according
to knowledge, Mr. Acton has now beer
here several weeks, and his sermons hay,
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ali been abie. and nis 1oIgreg cation IS
-faPidly Increasing in numbers. His SER
mons are of an eminently practical kind.
delivered in plain and simple language.
As am elocutionist Mr. Acton has few
equals. .Tonight that .essagr CON
gregntion sat SO still that yan couil hear
every syllable he uttered, AND when he
concluded, u4eN was oIie universal
rustic all over the house, as everybody
relaxed from that strain of fixed atten-
tion which is manifested by those intense
ly interested in the speaking.
In conclusion wish to say that Jack
son has not before been blessed with two
stationed preachers of such ability az
these young men, Gibson and Acton. We
look FOR much good to result to our town
and community from their labors among
our people.
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Crime.

Mr.. EDITOR The theory of some mod
weather is provocative of certain crimes;
that dull cloudy days increase the num-
Der of suicides, and that hot weather
makes hot blood, metaphorically as well
as literally so that human lie is less safe
in July than in December, may have
some ground for their conclusions, though
the idea seems modification of the
astrologers superstition regarding plane
tary influence over crime.
But we should like to know what
meteorological situation, or some other
situation, we have arrived at during
the month of November, to account
for the frequency OF murders, suicides,
butcheries under pretense of law,
robberies, defalcations, and crimes
generally of this class, which to
appearance, is epidemic all over the coun-
try. Every daily newspaper comes to US
with its columns burdened with most
startling accounts of crime / cannot
stop to enumerate-the number is too
great.
In our own neighborhood, during the
past two weeks, catalogue of startling
crimes has been chronicled.
A quarrel between two neighbors about
trihe, resulted in the death of one oi
the old citizens of our county.
A man gets full of the devil and bad
whisky, attempts to murder his wife by
cutting her throat with knife, and by
one desperate blow lays her face open
from her ear into the mouth.
Another, made desperate, by, being