The daily gazette., 1875-12-11
80 wearisomc condition o, humanity =.

How many wretched homes in our
land! How many heart broken invaiids
Life with many signifies mere onerous |
existence. All are subject to disease.
but when health is removed the hope is |
nearly gone out. Sickness Is usually in
CURED through exposure or carelessuess.
Especially Is this true with those dis
eases peculiar TO women. Through her
own imprvdence aa1 folly she is made
to drag out a miserable existence-a
source OF annoyance and anxiety to her
friends, and anything but comfort and
pleasure to herself. Exposure to the
cold at times when she could be most
prudent, and overtaXing hec body with
| iabofTous employment, are both fruitful
| causes OF many of the IL aladies from
which she svffcrs. Gradually the bloom
leaves her cheeks, her lips grow ashy
white, her vivacity departs, she cOntin-
uaily experiences feeling of WEAKNESS
and general languor, and altogether pre-
sents ghostly appearance. What does
she need Should she take some stimu-
lating drug, which will for the lime ma ke
her 'te'i better" or dees her entire sys,
tenn demand reparatlon? Ske requires
| something which xot only viii restore to
health the diseased organs, but will tone
and invigorate the system. Dr.. Pierce 5
tavorite Prescription will do this. 1t
l.npartS strength to the diseased parts,
brings back the glow OF health, and re.
stores comfort where previously -here
was Gully suffering
Every invalid lady should serd for
The PEOPLES Common Sense Medical
Adviser" in which over fifty pares are
devoted to the consideration OF those
diseases peculiar to women. 1t will be
sent, post. paid, to any address, for 81 50
Address, K. V. Pierce, NJ. D., World'e
Dispensary, Buffalo, N. y. Agents
wanted to sell this valuable work.
AN ODDTrV.-Ar eccent,ic indlvid
tral has taken his quarters near tho
railroad station at Birdsbo-o', Bcrki
tcounty, and is causing much excite
cnent among the residents o. that local
lity. He bss & small home on wheel.
that would haIdly be large enough fol
first class dog kennel. Its dimension
are five feet four inches, by four fee
Il four inches, and is five ceet high, il
which he carries q stove, cookin,
I utensils, bed aNd a lot of pamphlets ol
Spiritualssm' of his own writing, whicl
he peddles around the country. II,
goes uHshavea and unsborn, and dine
: sumptuously on muskrGts, wheneve
he can capture them. His name, W
are told, is Lambdin, ard that he hail
from Wilmington, Delaware, where h
has family. He is a great oddity
and is doing thriving business 10y th
furore he is creating stloug the peopl
where he ha. taken Gr his quarters. =
E'1ch0'tge.
\ WILmIN9roNIsN TRourLG.-,
young man stopped a: Mr.. Westcoatt
on Thursday the %. and registered as {
+. Waitress OF Wilmington. He hs
been down to Milton and contracted fo
r n vessel to take a load 3f hay to the CIT
and represented himself as sJmobody :
He hired r horse from Mr.. Westcos:
T, and went 80 Lewes. On TuesdAy las
!, some part es from Milton came out .,
!; , look after him. ard he left town by
back way, carrying away Mr., Westeoatt
umbrella ard dog. NJ. W. followed h, I
to Laurel and coastable Ellis 1rreste
him and drought him TO jail. " wher
: supper and lodgings are free ~-Snsyo
Journal.