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Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

fiebts al en- @ut for u Stiuins." gu ftirpc,n taIenss
bort ell Del Be9er ira Ell Stol for at itafe Wr. Hof.
ipooo Ylaos. "gn lpierlg 6ugl benne 9onoonner.S purp
- Ell merf SilOlof, fulo al |isbom. Spuse? ni, Cir.
Oct opsrlaber Den iii iaooanne ~prposnbs Sualc iom Rama.
rtiu9len, Der anltrrn9r lin guile Strubs. for fun at bIips
lennst meo ~liuspari8t %SsGnsldl 0oe Som" iost ban pc.
Seoe paa bet TONNE Bur, "opsap @anbsn ieaar - tualte
Is po at foriese raa at Huge en- SuIpitllina. ION min
Tsriroe Gan bam! S9 M. min @atb9ns, til Sorrstnin.
Ger! Su9en aPano buoe tilaoe i'm pripats Sors at blanoe
f9 beri."
Den 6nlenoe par Ell libeu ib Wfanb meb ct uior.
bolosmesia fort SOpsb; brsp, bei Yanbs, fnnst sub,
rinosnos Zine % itOr. ianoieis 4Runo. bOis h~rnssnoe
3obcr rebeoe - liselom alt anoet peo BAN = Den itaoise.
n~maaoelise Npeen al bernience 0ritfe.
Gu ~iorastslis SruffsuboIt par Softor Ralpon; %
ea bapos ban sn9ana rGret erss meo flor YraIis %.
iom ban ielu uotrpfe Ns. "lappet paa % laaet libel 6olt
laa soct. iom snboer anoeu."
Slalfen par Sfplo bet a~liammen. Betaaet line
Graminer mro al SSrs - YrOitslOr Wsbcin - Soplo
Walpon iorlpllte @lt 0rf. lant bpbere % bpbere paa
eaisns Bane. inotll ban enete "aauinsaarbsn.@
Ser ibbr Dc MI Nnlst til annst. Sppr paa Dc for.
iisli9c aIasir - 5pOsues Soitor % Spusnss RrOiara.
tor, On Matbeus 8odpooo mtsst. msstt mere Noen.
9ao os nsis Os mso at lpts I'll. bOao De taller om.
"alelist iOm en- gsurtl' iasoc Sottoren. iost ban
oreneoe BET ~orpppenoe S~aanotleot paa en- snonu mere
iuniis Maabs. "Sll uoportss Srus CT Salisu prestis;
men III inoportss maa Den blauots meo Den mere opI.
psnos Spiritus."
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
Nnoet &apitel.
0cftcr 9Ralpcn

vt Scre, beoGffet msb Bigger; StoIs, btoetfecs mso
Molier os @nlpst 9anlte oUcllast al lamms Slu9s.
Yaa &aminsn % runot ON %rrslht iaur ~iorifislise
itors os lmoa SLATER al ~foriteIlist Snbbolo, alt oanits
tilbGifst meo Steu % SpinbslpGe. Gn ~9sitlampe mso
ituilaaei 8uppcI, Ell Tort fSlalte meo SnifriptiOnen Sam.
mel Samaica yRum, ct balutcmt @lus. en- snonu bren.
bsnoe Yibs % ct tomt Su9ebur iulptGnbi8sicr WGrsIieis
Bobaps.
6otpooo laa i9 ON eitcr en- StOl, bo Gisrsn al 30.
Issn traabte inc mso ct paabt S~aanoflGpe ON lit Souco.
OCT par oronet i~aaleoes, at Dc paaoe Gnosr paa en- arilto'
lratNt @faace bang neb pper bans Sinoin9sr.
"Se paa mig" lo9oe ban, ba ban traaots ino zen
&l9mps i@orlr'l'el al bet iOIbs @anbl Site iaaban at for.
faa' WatpGns' at la bar nosst tilopsrs for ben uss Grit.
Der lite sr iitauo til at bpsie Qerbes Sieruer ouboom.
naslis Sspn % 6OrsIemmsliel 9amat eerira @b ea is
Tom ino, ~bttra8tepe on BET TONNE Bur Der. Min guo.
ling" Tortlatts ban mso ct brit Gut. Der traI iplctc %G.
rtllst mso en- u~taalslis @roma al "@ammel Samaica. "
'en Honbounsr.S purp, Cir - en- Sasrsnbe,6usl, Tom lea
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
Is

orrs tcmmslis ps paa at iinps bsie itraalenoe Sine Iige.
laa oabne lom nu".
San bnpoe netop naaet anben Stage, ba en- Ger
%pIuoiei9 aabnsosS Oa en- bsi 8uinoslfffsic pite is paa
6Urifeleu.
"Nupcl? ?"
Mseet lao bette "Nuusl", iornsmIi9 en- 8lauoins
ui lltaalmooebeo % gSrsoe.
Seq trOsoc. on a!bris ltuloe fomme. 30 asls9ram'
mer ere TONNE, iosn bu off, alt Ipoer paa SalpGrf, %
Ybilip er life at fnbs."
"0et bar iIbs; men alt er ibe, Der itaor Sorbin.
belle msb banl. Nu, bring life Dig ilu 8spG8cie, min
&irre!" io9be Yrofuratorsn meb ct rOi9t Smil. ioet ban
iul9te i'm Suitru tbi BET bar Sameu IND ct bp9.
Ssli8t meblerst 8oilctpercIle, buor Slosn brGnote Iplti8t
Aaminsn. "Sutst opnaaes peb Sicl9bso, sncn man op.
bioier 70 ieu sler Inore."
San faieoe ia Ell 8aminitOl meo ct 9ettellens Snt;
men bans Sultru forblsp itaaenoe, lrnenoe I9 I'll &aml'
men, pa bpilfsn bun utaaImonis trommsoe mee Dc bplos
Sin0re.
Ssntes Mauo baubs ~unssteiS @st ca ban faISts beaoe
Den lmuffe Wtrs. 8ofpoob. Gn Sfienbeo / &Ita9snoe
men ~pisieiseu Ell Sfisubso, Ylunft, tort SPAR, bplfst fnn
ben neisite Sa9tta9er pabe baps opoaset Ct 9roat Inltre9,
ialot init Qotfer uspousr bsbss ltenns, rnnee SfaISrs;
Stne, Der ltraalebe maaltc pel me9st %unoertloen -;
&iucsr, Der par merte. men ri9e 5drps; runoe, 1uloe
Qebu 8Guosr ia buibs iom Glisnben Ell p%eloannst,
liot iremltaoenee Sage % bncbe, lGrft Gitnbrpn taratle'
riisrebs bSnoes @nlst. buis ubtrpt rrbsos en- nroli9. troc'
n8 Manb, iarliS at fonlms Crib meS - nmnlls at
beleire.
Telegram Iummsr st" lasos bun, ieet bun u~c en-
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
1

"Ou fan itole pa mig -" MaIpon l%tanbleos ct
Sieblif; berpaa iaebe ban ueb Ell 9atter, Der itGrft rebsbt
DEN Sarfasms, Der laa oeri: "pna en- 8entlsmans
SSresoro."
Nofwooo ikg neo 40 %Sroppsrne.
Yrnoence Gait lao cnonu bag 9ampen. Youocr Blue
par ialoen iiepn opsr ell Yunot llrtsr ban bolot Saan.
Den. Mso ct fort @oouat til Den ierfe. % en- Nitals meo
Den anbsn. at msbs BAN paa &ontoret ncitc Dag, sit aRr.
Nofpooo no pa Sabsn.
"@lt 9oar lom oct bar imurt. Seq fan iOle paa
9oftorrn % Bomber Blue"
"&Onen inosltaar Malpon for" San beo pilbt Gn.
ben al en- Cigar, ibst ban mumleoe bette go laa til ben
lmutfe Mrs. NofWooo."
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

lllpftestilialoc. Ssneas @ften
ben Bite Mug. cmtrent 81. IL
inotrai iielSe :. o. Z. amtst.
BET ier9elias ulptfestilfalee, al
Gcgumanp Stub Ollen % baas
8cne / eaurpif / BET tpffe Werfs
aft up | SlrriSelpen. pep at tase
fell az 0eien cper Spinsbroen, ce
~prufnere.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
Sen norte Yralt Z. Is @unnc.

Zen nOrife Yr1lt 4. T. @unnc
rus sr Natten I'll Den 24oe Nn9ult
ai9aast peh 9eoen / &lertsminoe i
Sanmarf. bpor ban / Oct llolts Nars.
tib bar opbolot ia.
SDo al SrGnocDinsorit. Gn i
Strinosn bismmeberenbs @aorbbru.
ger, Der / IGnasre SID bar b0pt
9an9 Ill itntfs Sritfs, tom iieite
9erousuiten ira 8psn til lit Slem i
nopst %bsltienfet 5illfano % fore.
funbt oa noslc hos BAN lossrsnos
Ssrubanearbelocrs i Sriitelas. Gfter
af bisie at baps p9ret trafteret meo
enbel Bt9nbspin. bleu ban baltia
ipa % cpaap fort sitsr Ianosn gn
tiItaIot 9Gse liul baue erflarst, al
Sersanriaasn oar furme9sn Nppslit
at iirrfe 9ritfe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
Srcoic &apitcl.
@r. " Mrs. 8ctrcrcs @Ism

W y -VF' VF"'FFVV FTW'
Wr. Notpoops 6orretnlnss' % 6amilisbolis u
Bsoloro 8op. % bet CT uso Oeren til oenns ri after i'm.
Der Mr. 8OfWooo iamsnoe eiter i'm Yortnesle.
&lrfenbrst laar Ct, ba ban 8aar IND % o~mbpsssis
lutier SPren sisr is.
Vt 8asblns brGneer Salsn % oplpier Yrofurato.
rens &nilSt. ipet ban lrGiisr op lit lbr. tagsr i'm Susr.
irat al. tGnoer ct Ups % 8aar osrpaa opao ben msb Sep.
per bsoGtteoe 3rappe. Der Ierer op til anosn Gtase.
Seq unbrsS ON Mrs. 8OtipOoo sr Ssns!" Tiger
ban for hs iep, ibet ban itanoisr paa ben ierrs Miots.
'neppe llepn, itnloe ie8 trol Sun CT lite at Be @aturer.
Der unoer Stormens Spsn % Yelsrnss 4arm lumrer
roi9t! 4a, bal Set er sanlis bet mooiatte mso Mrs.
8otiuooo =; % par &lOtteu fem ~iltso,ior q, pilbs ies
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

Wnlompnt. 5ra 8Wasberss
Wpnt er / fcrri9e llse aheperet
III Standardization / 8ri'
ltiania 2,166, $40 2r. | 20'arc'
neitpffer. Dette Yarti 6ulompnt
bar ifsl9e Ben liofte YenSelcr
0aroibetesnelie alene / 8rcuer
iiteoeticr 0ereibetssnelien / Spe'
cispalsr bar praaet en- 6sefranos
pmfrina WaatenIiplbet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
Observation-Disclosures Sparcbauf

Observation-Disclosures S%parebanf.
inOifuo. vi Nrbeipsrns pso Spobo.
nsu bnpe 1913 / bette Mnr inotll
31ts Sui eiort Sparsbanflunltuo til
ct iamlst NsIeb al 1923 Spn.
&c g. vi Mcrufsrbanens GIL Or
bsiosrs bare 76 ioar label inpiRttc
/ Sparsbanfen 3077 Sph. % al
SGosrbansns ll40 Wano Al aiort
Sparsbanflncltuo msb 1920 Sph
80 i.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

Rriitiaria Snssnleru9ien bar ifel.
Qe Osn al Staosin9eniereu ai9iuns
8snsrol.G Rapport / 1875 nnusnot
- irosgnet 9%apncuoienst ialt
1879 946 Spb., buorai til IciDaisnef
~. 1888 Spo., til 8rauoueicnet 90
oct npe @anourrf 40,532 Spb., I'll
8rolGanin9speisnet u 27l Spo. %
til 8Ioatupienet 10 $40 Spo.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

Gicnoomsialg. @aarpsns StaI.
bGtteu. aunasbsrset % Sesoas
gIpspOls Ssrrso sr iiel9e Ssbem
Mmtstiotnrs of &oniuI Ysisr Sc
terisu & So iOlst til ct S~ntsyesient'
itob bsitaasnbe al q. Siafietrs, 6
ginbbp 0. Il. for $4,000 Spb. Gel
ssrus bstalts ior nosle Nar iiosr
425O Spb. for nisie Glenoomme
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

S0priierne. Ia9bl. 29pe Aug.
Siclse ct ipll inolsbet telegram
ira SaHbura fprlanscr BET San.
~pelsbus, icm igaar erflarepe ia
piQiat til at ialle I'll peu / Dag.
blapet cpgipne Yris 3 SUB. IT
VI. Sfippo., ipds "a a 60 y
mere VI. Sfippb. Yriierne /
Samburg ere uncer Den iterfe
6fteriper9iel iaa fIuftusrenpe, at
man life lan9er fan Tge, brab
Yrileu paa So CT. Sra Sraufri'
&c cpgipes Yriien til ca. S Spp.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
Gtatsrcanifabct. Giier bet for

Gtatsrcgnitabct. Gfter bet for
Narst 1875 alasts Siatsrsennab
baus be paa Buoestte opferts Stats.
lnotestsr ifclss "Hi9siio." uoeiort
6.975 600 Spo., meoens be for iam.
me Nar al Storibinest pare a~niIaa.
zoe til 6.l32 600 Spb. 9s baue
iuoltess uosiort 1913 600 Spo msr,
epo p%aars9net. $50 600 Spo. mere
emo | 1874 % $4,000 mere snb /
1873
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
o

binc i%aafalote l%IOiOTife Sstrn9tnin8rr % lpt til mig. Seq
fommsr 6orrctniu9sr - Ui9ti9s Sorretnin9erl"
"6orretnin9er StOpl Site ct Orb. iereno i9 bar
forsta9et Den ncbpeuoise aituGtntn9. % in9st paa Scr
Bn6us % SeIecrnc al bans gprfelic."
Meo bsle SrO iOer Gieren al TGreiet inb ct 81.
beperslie, ibt ban loo 8oflpooo MI mere pant til Vt
mOsfrren - baus 5b til at ie i9 ON.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
g norife Spalianscritibe "3aralc

Sf hottie SuaiIdI9tr'llot 2atulp
Saario9sr" % "M or9enen" ere iIor'
eaars anfomue til &alle, buer msn
ell Slnsit al % Cons Gran, cmtr
$50 Senoer. vi Gn9eltmGnbsns
Der Opiau paa 8rnno al De usun.
iti0e &eiriorbOlos op9npe Sansiter
tioIiot / Mar bar / srbolbt ca. l2C
Cons, : so Sons, men ale be 81
ri9e unoer % Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

9egat. 8isbmano Ssrasn Bang
o. 9ultru Mntcnstte. ipbt Suielano
i Srimitao. bar itiGnfet ct 9ssai.
fort 5000 Spo. til @rimiiab 80m.
muns liant en- life ~ubstppslia 3om.
tsitrutnins til Spierelie al al ct
Seruebiem.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

GreSnius al Gooerfuol. TIMBER
26oe ausuit er eet beitemt, at
6operiusl Nal / CT 1iesrum at
10 Mar, fra lie Sanuar 1877
at resre, pare belle aarst frepet |
S~npersenS iamt Stsr. % 0er'
rats 5c9berier.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

Ut bcloigt SOOeitptie. Den bans
He Semanb, psb Napn Alfrer
Scbnien, iom ben l5be SUM
ieilepe ira amcrifa for at ietts
over til Gnalaub, 9aufte alsne /
Ell 20 Ser lang Saap, or fcmmen
irem / aCp ysbplp eiter 81 Ia,
QeS SeiQlpS.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28

60 8 VI. Sfippo., lissleoeS frit |
8rifiania, cs cmtrent llse'aa bel
pris cpaipes fra Iaumarf.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
lItrolia tnap &oit. eitsr ~

ufrollg lllap mon. ellet al
teupOlten" intagcs Nseenltaasnoe
= Wai Woanso b. VI forluanot
iperIcit ira @ierorums YrGitsslelc
en- Wanb, Tom al iine SIG9tninge
par bortleiet til 6orpIsinins paa en-
@anrb / Stepsmo. Den bortiattc
Rauo par mcsct rrsfier % Tor life al
faloe line S~OrlerSere til Bprcs. al
bolot ban li9 ira at ipiie / noSlt
Gage i%orinosn ban iorloo Slsmmet
ilieoeifor at rsile til Steosmo efier
Belismmellen, Opie0te ban iiS et en-
lcmt Stsb / @luorums glmlneinl
ca. / Wil. ira Den bebOsos 8p9h.
bpor ban bpsGsoe i8 en- Spite a
8pilt % Wole. Vaa bette Steo le
ueoe ban ben ierlts @lo nlsne al
SraubGr, lOm ban ianot paa Wp
rene, ieusrs ianbt ban Blaaber, Wnl
Ter % Sop. Sau bIeu lest i Slel
bet Of BGrplniters for 2 llsel
iioeu, uoen at olsis bauoe no9er
6ormOonir9 ON. Of BET par Den for
l%uunbne Wouo, men peo lsnere al
trGiie bans Spite, ialot bet Dem IND
at BET moalts par ben 6oriuunone
bpOtior be neisre uuosrie9le 9Dttel
iioli0 en- WOr9en, men WanoeI
bapoe oen9an9 ollsreoe fOrlaot III
8oIia. oa 0oltens fom DID. 8,
bleoe nsrior til Den pnaiel9snoe ga
% ianot Ga Maubsn lopsnae / III
spite Yaa 3lIipcr9iel ON ban piIo
r9re meb, iDartce ban al ban baDoI
iaatt SfObsn laa flGr, al ban piIoI
pere Der nj IN Qeo. San laa III
lom et Sfelet. % par iaa a~ifr9ilst
al ban life funoe 9aa oprellt. meI
treb lanBlOmt omfrins. bpiIfet III,
par iaa ~iOrunoerlI9t, oa Wonoer
bar lsoet i 5lsloet unslntfsnoe a
Bar % Sop i opsr 3 Wooueoer
Wnnosu bltu baoret til 8pscsn
bUor ban mto sller mob i'm &lul
bIeu iot pao beore 6Orplsinin9.
Ssnerel 9euns Wauo G
M, ciisr bUao isrsre sriures. aiSaas
Uto Geom Nat Ill ilolte Serbas
% ban piolis iis lpetlis al pGr
nnnSIOroirrst, iibsn ban blep fuuos
/ ,5lsIost 6OrmOoniIi9 bar bal
uErst f%oriiprrst liSe iirsn ban TO.
tllifo9s.
Ora SanoCiiOro ocn 16pc gngrIi
Gen 10oe Sonuor lonr Iptfthss b,
Tor Sflbst lGertrance unner fare
iulns &eiriOrbOlb % pnnifdigs On
itGnbi9beber at reohe zen iranits VI
i9tnina poa Sfibet Ialeranore. ion
matte iorlooss miot / Sapct. Gitsr
at Der par feet Subberetnin9 beron
al Be frantic NutOritettr, bar Del
iranife HtpublifS YrUibeni peo Del
ret al 14os SSrbruar beitemt al len
ne 6ctsrep, SiprmGnpens % 20
Wutrolsr paa "Gsperancs" mel
WsbaIisr for osrss raife % cpoirsn
DC Spictiel peo oennr 9eili9beo. 81
iamlIlse pisie bers biemms Der
Sanoebelrsb, or / bisle 0a9e @s
oaller nels / Sub O9 bells / Scll
Ill at b9rts / trsiarpst 8aano blepn
tlilileoe sicnucm Nmtst os Sorie
bscen soptsin Gbriitu Sanicn, Stpr
mGnoens ears Bolt % NasmuI
Siulieu liant Watroisrne Gbtitonsl
Safobieu % Sans &ielieu.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
"SC S6itre."

9e 1 ierite Scitsr al "5or Sitm.
met" for 1876. inosboloenee: 50
SOitrc, 6ortGling ira en- norit 5ielos
bDgb, rOrnoen Ii terrs Nrtlflsr %
80 Blanein9sr, isnbes portofrit til
bpilfeniombeIit Noresle Der / 9anoet
for 40 Gcnts. Mpreslt
Il. 8bronoleu,
81 Or. ii. Stcorah. SOMA.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
The Celebrated German
I
TONIC BITTERS.

0stte 8itters itprfer 5orocielles.
oralnsr. Siuer goo Nppeiit % ren.
Ter 8lobet. Set er tillapst fra ell
orainal 8ecept al en- ucmWrfst tpit
Softor.
y. y. Sblbouie, gier.
8nibioro. Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-09-28
Sra 2Aooerranoene.
Storee.

Il iianoinupti's Slaoe insul 3iite auSuii)
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-01-20
Insanity and Crime.

Professor Ordronaux, New York State
commissioner in lunacy, in his report
recently submitted to the Legislature,
makes some interesting observations in
regard to needed changes in the lunacy
laws. He says
Grimes of violent character are
multiplying with fearful rapidity, and
every circle of society seems to con-
tribute its quota to swell the number of
perpetrators. Causes of manifold ma
ture acquired by ancestors, transmitted
to offspring and by them steadily intensi-
fed, tend to produce series of results
which last expression is either insanity
or crime, or both. While recognizing,
therefore, mere differences of mental
constitution as natural conditions in no
wise derogating from health, it is i'm
possible to regard exaggerations of &C.
centricity as any other than perversions
tending to grave disorders. Nor is it
necessary that any special act of overt
wrong shall be committed before we can
be justified in saying that such mind
is constant menace to its possessor and
to society. If science, when applied to
human government, means provision of
contingencies not yet arrived, and
proper provision made to encounter
them, there would seem to be no Just
reason why dangers to the lives of citi-
zens from latent lunacy should not be
provided against in the same way as
from any other equally well established
source OF evil. Now any epileptic who
has once exhibited disposition to vio-
lenoe Is a dangerous member of society.
No matter what his education, his re
lIglous convictions, or his mental gifts
may be, he is nevertheless q constant
menace to himself and to others. If he
have an originally quick temper or u
stubborn obstinacy of self-conceit, his
disease will find in either fruitful soil
for violent and explosive development.
Under ordinary and mechanical calls to
action such mind may be able to con-
trol itself and retain all the outward ap-
pearances of legal sanity, but let the
least strain come upon it, let passion
stir 1t to the center, and we can expect
but one result in cataclysm of violence,
terminating either in homicide or sui
eide. Numbers of such persons walk
our streets, and some of them carry con-
cealed weapons which they are but too
ready to use and to uso unconsciously
upon the slightest provocation. Know
ing these facts to be verified by the sta
tistics of the criminal courts, would not
the State be justified in passing law
making it necessary that every violent
epileptic should, if at large, have COM
mlttee OF the person appointed, who
should give bonds for his peaceful be-
havior and safe custody, and be author
| lied to surrender him into the custody
of an epileptic asylum whenever his con-
dition may require it, At present, it is
true, we have no special hospital for
epileptics. But the reasons have else
where assigned why we should have one
are only part of the testimony to its
necessity which can be collected from
all quarters of the State.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-01-20
Wall Lake, Int
4 Want Snnnlied.

The American mind is active. 1t has given
us books OF fiction for the sentimentalist.
learned books for the scholar and professional
student, but few books for the people. A
book for the people must relate to a subject of
universal interest Such a subject il the
physical man. and such a book 1.-The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser" copy of
which has been recently laid on our table.
The high professional attanments of its
author-Dr. II. V. Pierce Of Buffalo, N. Y
and the advantages derived by him from an
extensive practice, would alone insure for his
work cordial reception. But these are not
the merits for which it claims our attention.
The author is man of the people. He esympa-
thzes with them in all their Affections efforts.
and attainments. He perceives their want-a
knowledge OF themselves-and believing that
all truth should be made as universal as Gods
own sunlight from his fund of learning and
experience he has produced a work in which
he gives them the benefits of his labors In it
he considers man in every phase of his eXis-
tence, from tho moment he emerges from q
rayless atom, too diminutive for tho sight
until he gradually evolves to the maturity of
those conscious powers, the exercise of which
furnishes subjective evidence of our i'm
mortality" Proceeding upon the theory that
every TACT OF mind has physical antecedent
he has given an admirable treatise on cerebral
physiology, and shown the bearings of the
facts thus established upon individual end
HONhai NSildic LIS dlLllOr DclleNeS WITH
Spencer, that las vigorous health and its ac-
companying high spirits are larger elements of
happiness than any other things whatever.
the teaching how to maintain them is a teach
ing that yields to no other whatever" and
accordingly has introduced an extensive dis
custom Of the methods by which we may pre-
serve the integrity Of the system and oftmes
prevent the onset of disease. Domestic RENE
dies-their preparation, uses, and effects
form prominent feature of the work. The
hygienic treatment, or nursing of the sick, is
an important subject, and receives attention
commensurate with its Importance. Nearly all
diseases I" to which flesh is heir" are described
their symptoms and causes explained, and
proper domestic treatment suggested To re-
ciprocate the many favors bestowed upon him
by generous public, the author offers his
book at a price (S1.5O) little exceeding the cost
of publication. Our readers can obtain this
practical and valuable work by addressing the
author.-Ne,C York Tribune
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SCiIHNCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, SEA
WEED TONIC und MANDRAKE PILLS,

These deaervedH celebrated aud popular medicines
have effected revolution in the healing art and proved
the taacy of several maxms which ave fer many years
obstruced the progress of medical science The false
superstition that Consumption is incurable" deferred
physicians from attempting to find remedies for that
disease and patients afflicted with 1t reconciled them
selves to death without making effort to escape from
doom which they supposed to be unavoidable 1t IS
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cases tsons of them apparently desperate onss) by
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup alone and u other cases by
the same medicine in connection with Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. one or both accord.
In TO the requirements of the case
Dr. Schenck himsef, who enjoyed uninterrupted good
neath FOR more than forty years supposed at one
ne to be at the gate OF DEATH his physicians hav
ing pronounced his hopeless and abandoned him
to his fate he was cured by the aforesaid medicines
and since his recovery, many thousands similarly affect,
remarkable success
Fun directions accompany each, making 1t not abso.
lutely necessary to personally Dr. Schenck unless
patients wish their lungs examined and for this pur-
pose he is professionally at his principal Office Corner
where all letters for advice must be addressed.
Schenck's medicines sold by all druggists
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the world to fight, and he did not care
to get out of the tree to test the qualities
of the one in question. The deer was
alert, and at every move of the treed
hunter was on its feet in an instant ready
for what might come. Phin shouted for
his companions until he was hoarse.
Night came on, and every minute it grew
colder. He remained in the tree, watch
ed by the deer, from five o'clock in the
afternoon till ten at night The moon
was shining, and it was as light as day.
To keep his blood in circulation he
climbed from his perch to the top of the
tree and back from time to time, feat
that was attended with no little diff
Guilty and danger. About ten o'clock
he heard shout, and returned it. His
companions were out looking for him.
They approached the tree, but the deer
was still game, and stood his ground
against the attack of the hounds, until a
ball from Paul Preston's rifle went
whizzing through his heart, and he fell
dead in his tracks. Although this hap
pened fifty years ago and moro, old Phin
still laughs heartily at the recollection of
his ridiculous yet very unpleasant adven-
ture.