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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25
Selerfed pothy.
GOING TO PRESS.
BY REV. /. N. CARMAN'

WIN. A. Jones, foreman of the compos.
ing room of the New Orleans Times, dlct
ust week. just before his death he became
for II moment, and in that CLEAN
lwclling upon the habit ofhis life, he sud
lcnlv exclaimed: "rhc ads are all right
sherman; lock up the forms and let's 90
10 press ="
FclloT-man moment lingcr,
On the dying printers speech:
For it bears Il wcyhtv lesson,
Our unnccling hearts TO teach.
Day 10y day thou art composing
What Il universe shall read
Type to type art ccaslcss setting,
As lhOu adupst deed to deed.
All how surely liic's full columns,
When the hand that Sc, them lies
Fixed in an unbroken Stiffness
Their composer advertise.
Soon the forms are locked forever.
Chan.clcSs shall tn impressions be;
Scan thy proofs in time, o printer,
Thou art near eternity.
Are the ads" all right composer
Art thou standing justified?
Ready now for death and Judgment,
Their uniollings TO ahicy
So shalt thou, as night ad iancrS,
Greet tn unslrying PrrssMan's call =;
Then await the morn eternal.
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CHURCHES.

Met,otlixt Epi<ronol-Rcv. Geo. L Mayd,
well, pastor. Sabbath school at a. IN. J
W. StocKsdar SUpl.
Lutleyua- Rev. J. Suncrs, pastor SaI-
bath school at , o'clock p, III. JOS 4. Web,
slcr. Supl.
Tu;tea Brethrru--Rev. + p rnnk, pas.
for, Sabbath school at |! cn'>h; }. W.
Bal,zcll, Supe intenden'.
Uorariaa-Rrv. l.. p. ticwrIl pastor
Sabbath school at 9 O'Clock; James Cree
ger, Superintendent.
P,0tsstah EpiscopaI-Rev kilgour pas
tor. ,,,.,,.
Ron,an CuthoLic-Rey. Father William
Hill.
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.nONROE El RNLEl' s DEB I.
or.
DY ANNE SHIELDS.

"A lady, sir, who wishes to speak TO
YOU.
The clerk $ respectful voice reused
Monroe Farni ley from long fit o
abstraction most unusual IN his busy
ME He looked up, and passing HI,
hand across his forehead, as i. 10
dIlve away painful Thought, lie sad :;
'lIet her come III.
Then he moved some papers upon
his Office table to conceal the wruln5.
ana waited.
He was It middle aged man, hand,
some and yet car 'worn, a bacheIor,
and at the head of an immense mer.
cauilc house, iro'n whose resource
he urew Il handsome income. \ man
Who was known to on strict y upright
in all hI, dealings, bat who was not
credited with mIcA ben Violence OF
kindness Of heart.
HIS face Was set in stern, hard
line, US the lady entered She was
Young, about twenty, very lovely IN
feature and form, tail, slender and
blonde. Bat the deadly pnIor Of her
face, and unnatural diIatIon Of her
,arse, violet eyes, the painful expires,
sion VI her delicate mou,h, ietracted
greatly from her beauty. And yet
her face, her gracet | figure IN It's
cheap diess, printed themselves upon
Monroe larnlays heart in one brlei
glance, that he took as he mo,ioned
his V'slIo. to be seated. 1t was evl,
Il uti y 50 difficult for the parcheI
ijy, to speak that he waited patlent-
Iy, scanning the white, Quivering face
"ith tne same troubled glance that
had preced the announcement Of her
arrival. Bat she spoke at last.
You do not reme.nber me, Mr..
Farnlev q
Have we met before he asked,
eyaslvelv.
Not for ten wears. When | was a
Iitte girl yon were often visitor at
my iather's house. AIN Genevra
Wallace
ne only bowe gravely.
'You know nv errand, she faltered.
I-hva,d-o ly-thls morning.
The broken words seemed to choke
her, but after moment she contin-
ue,l
You have had my brother arrest
ed
Aoain the same grave bend of the
stotpj " hea1
.E,,--for-'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

A Bows WAY OF STATING THINGS.
A boy S way Of stating things,
though often inelegant, is generally
nervoHs. Example:
A lad at Easton, Pennsylvania, err
tered IL drug store, bottle in hand and
said he wanted ten cents worth OF ar
makymnny.
The Druggist told him to repeat
the word, and said Can't You mean
,rnira, or ammonia?
4 dunno, was the reply.
1Aat is it for? as ked tAe drug
gist.
If yonr wife hit You on the head
with chair leg. which Of thera med
Icnes would you get to "'take the
sweIIin down?
'Arnica.
Then fill her ten cents worth, re-
piled the boy; and he gazed loving
" at big stick Of Iico:lce as the ar
nca was being bottled.
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E1ECzIASgC&TOU,N U,N.

Btrgess-J Henry Cover,
C1mnaiSviouew-E. l.. BobIi,z, Chas. +.
tca.Scil, Geo W. Slockstlalc, VAN B. Osicr.
C2srh-E. l.. Boblitz.
Y,r CoNtctor-Calcb peddicord.
fyst,na2trr-.Iohn Root.
rsaxt,Tr4-C PeylicorA and john
A Rcnncr.
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SOCIETIES..

A. =. and A. w., No. 15j-Mcrts every
sccon, and fourth Monday in each month.
Van b. Oscr, Secretary
K. of p. No. G,-Mcet every Friday
night. X Of r. Il. 5, G. llarma1.
/. 0. Of O. f., No 46-Mcct every
Thursday night. John Landcra, Secy.
NerIt,licxtonn Nale and Fcn,05e Sem1n-
ary-isev Victor Miller, Principal; Cias.
+. Casscll, Secretary.
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A blnbbering little fellow ex-
planned his tears to 4 companion -
Pa sent me after Goldfish for break
fast, an | went hshin' and was gone
I'LL day, and now we have been havin
some bulldozin'.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

A woman dressed herself as a bov
i'll Richmond, Va, for the purpose of
begging tithout being recognized,
and she made snch n pretty fplIoH
that her pecnniary success with won-
pn was astonishing.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

"Now, Jennie, my child, remember
and not say II word to your new nurse
bout being black, for it might hurt
her feelings" On being confronted
With that very sable guardian, Jennie
exclaimed with IA surprised face : 0,
my ism t she white -
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

At Nara, an old capital of the Mi
kados, where seven Of the descendants
Of the Sun reiguel in the eighth cent
j re-, Is an immense wooden barn, DuIIt
by one Of the kings, and wherein he
deposited all the treasures Of bis
palace previous to the removal of the
government to Kiyoto This barn
has been repaired carefully = every SIX
ty.one years, and is now entire aud
sound. An exhibition of the treas
ures has been opened in the great
temple of Dmbuez, forming display
Of authentic antiJui les that, as an
illustrative Of one era, does not find
Is counterpart in any other part OF
Tie world.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

A clergyman had just united in
marriage "a couple whose names were
respectively Ben njamln and Ann
"How did they appear during the GER
emony?' asked !. friend. "Hhev ap-
pea. e1 both Annemented and Bene-
fitted, was the reply.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

\ fashionable young man lately
presented bis sweetheart Wit. a string
Of pearls. AS she hung them Joyous
~ around her neck cloud cane over
her brow, and she cried Beloved, do
not pearls betoken tears?' Nary
tear, was the response, them's immi-
fatl0n
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

MISTRESS -"Come, Bridget how
inrch longer are you going to be
about tiIliug that pepper box?-
Bridget (a fresh importation from
where hey don't use pepper cas'ors }
-"Snure, ma am, and its mesef can t
say how long it'll be takln' me to
get all this stuff in the thing through
the little holes in the top.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

A clergyman in Northern Indiana.
assembled the pulpit the other Sunday
and said mo man can serve the
Lord while he has the jumping tooth
ache | therefore dismiss he con-
yreGatiOn.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

"Excuse me, malam bnt I should
ike to ask why You look a. Inc SO
savageIy,' said a gentlemen to a lady
1T a party, "Oh | beg pardon, Sir,
| took you for my husband. "
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

What better credentials can man
bear into the unknown future than
the love and esteem of the poor and
needy around him?
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

=
.:..e....s:::s .s M .s...-...- Z. - .:.:-.... -:
NN and after Sunday, Nov. 20, 1919,
). ~ Passenger Trains will run rs fol-
Flows:
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 1:34 y.
~. and 3:47 ?. NJ.
For Hagcrstown and Williah,Sport l;22
4 NJ and 7:01 ? NJ
ARRIVE MECHAN!CSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at /
% A NJ and 707 = Nj
From Willianlsport and llagrrslown at
7:35 IN, and 3:47 pm
EMMITTSBUEG RR.-Trains South
will leave Emmi,tsburg at 1:lO and 1923
M and 325 and G:10 p IN, ar.ivcal Rock
Ridge AT 7.35 and 1910 III, and Boo and
G:35 pm. Norlh-Leaye Rocky Ridge at
$50 and 1l:05 a m, and 4;O5 and 600 p m,
and arrive at Emmitshurg at slo AMI ii.
80 a M, and 4:3O and 7l5 p NJ
j. NJ. HOOD,
Genl Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD,
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

The change to the latest style Of
Iady's hat is readily accomplished
now by simply unshippihg the hustle
md transferring it to the top OF the
Wearers head.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

Why is man who expects kiss
and is refused like shipwrecked
fisherman? Because he has lost his
smack.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

The men who We're arrested some
weeks since for attempt to steal the
remains of President Lincoln from
their tomb are now on trial at
SpingeI1, Illinois. and it seems
doubtful whether they will be con-
victed. The opinion is gaining
ground that the whole thing was
plot to bring the Importance Of a ra-
tional detective force before the minds
of the people.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

The pleasures Of memory-Mrs.
'Irnpeck flow stupid that you can t
recoIIect when Mrs Major Shonter
called y Mr. Henpeck II know
it was the day yon hit me me with
the campstool." " Mrs. Lenpeck ;
Then it was on Friday" Mr.. Hen
peek, NO no that was 5he day you
threw the teapot "A me
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

Dignity is expensive, and withor
other good qualities is not particular
ly profitable.
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COUNTY OFFICERS:

Chef Judge-Hon r. |. Bowie
Assoc,a1es-Hons. John A Lynch and W.
V. Bouic.
states Attorney-Jehn c. Mottcr.
Clerk Of Circuit Cout--Thomas Cor
such.
Sherit-John Sweadner.
duQityr-Frcd'k j. Nelson.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

Mrs. Mary L. Suit, Of BIadensbnrg
district Prince George 5 county, while
sitting up with her sick daughter, re-
Gently, fell asleep near an open fire
md her dress took fire burning Eer
so lady that she died in a few hours.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

"Pa," asked an uptown boy, "what
is meant bv Paradise p "Paladise,
my son, replied the father, gIoomly
-"ParaIise is the latter part of next
summer, when y nr mother goes on a
visit to your grandfather"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

Spend your time in nothing which
vpn mn=t be repented of. Spend it
in nothing which You conld not re-
view with quiet conscl nee on your
dying bed. Spend it in nothing which
YOU might not safely and properly
be found doing. if death shonId sur
prise YOU in the act.-'BaXter.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

AT LAsr.-The death Of Cornelius
Vanderbilt, whose obituary has been
several times announced, took place
IN New York on the morning of the
lth inst, in his SD year. As to the
actual amount OF the enormous
wealth acquired by him, conjecture
alone is available. In 1865 his tort,
ute was estimated at S4O,0 ,OOO-
At present those who are most fa-
mliar With his atflirs rate him at
rom $1U,UOOOOO, while many others
believe that it reaches a full $780,
100000. lie has 10 out Of Is chill
lren living. lie owed almost the
whole stocks Of the Harlem road -
Also the New Jersey railroad. In
1873, he acquired control Of the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern rail
road as well AS the few York Cen.
trai and Hudson river railroads.
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they were engaged long time
and one evening We're reading the
paper together. Look, love, he ex-
cl,lne,l "onIy fifteen dollars for a
SUIT OF clothes9 "ls it a wedding
su,?" she asked, looking naively at
her lover, "On, no, he replied. t,
Is business suit" "Well, | meant
business she replied.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

There are moments when even tn
tender language Of sympathy is mock
cry to the sorrow stricken heart. -
What consolation Is it to u man wh"
has slipped on the icy sidewalk and
broken through cellar grating,
to be told bv christian men on The
other s.!e of the street, 'to flare W.
and hit it harder the next time.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

HE
For, my darling,' he said you
must leave me no more. have
caught my sunbeam and | mean to
hold it prisoner
But Gencvra Farnley has never
found her prison wearlsome or her
jailer aught but tender and loving.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

VAIN REGRETS a ten-vear- old
boy, Of solemn visage, stood before
the monkey cages at the Geological
gtrdens the other day and heaved a
deep sigh as h whispered:
If | had four legs folks would feed
me cheese and ginger.snaps, but
hadn't got but two. and it's taters
and bread from one year to mother
Catching sight OF an aged monkey
sitting Oh limb, the boy continued
i AiSn | was bald headed and ha'I
eyes like stove cover, folks woul'l
pas, me candy and call me purity; but
lv e got lots of hair and the police
chase Inc around till | can t rest.
After resting IL minute he observed:
i can lang to LIMB with one
foot AS tnat ar chap can, and SO no
body hands me gum or awbreakers,
and :one Of the papers ever say amy
good bout me. | feel just like tax.
'nS rlz"n !.
Alter IL few minutes his tace clearer
l,p Iltlle and when he found nick
el on the floor he smiled sweetlv. low
inyIv. turning to the cage he snook
.Ils fist at the animals and said
Claw and h5ht and hang and
swing and grin, but there's one thing
YOU cant do-yon can't trade off i
good nlcKe. for two lead ones, ana
then t, the lead ones oti on pie
woman
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Job Work-CAsH ON DELIVERY
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CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND r. ROAD.

,.sz. sslzrsfEz:.:s-- So: -
80 =. -, ~
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We will not have much Of an apple
crop in this county this year. bus IT Is
some consolation to know that Delaware
is going 70 have an immense peach crop
4 correspondent of tho New York Her
aid writing from Middlctown, Delaware,
says Of the Delaware peach crop far this
year that IL viii rsSch seven millions OF
baskets. lie adds. IF these calculations
prove e. be correct, the great yield OF
lS-5-thc largest crop ever harvested
will be surpassed TAr present condition
of the cysp is every whore admitted % DC
twcntv.Hvc prr cent better ihan in that
hnou, wear. sud the uJmbcr Of trees In
bearing IA somewhat lSrgcr than over be-
fore. The railroad, are making every
preparation to handle this unprtvedoaivd
asrvc,t, and the fruits Wil, hr sent neur' y
all over the country in good condition, IN
cars specially constructed Ior the purpose
The most dsIsn, points 70 which The fruit
Is likely 20 DC sent are in the north. 10
Toronto, Canada in fcrty>iour hours, N
the east, 90 Portland, Me, in laEty hour, :
and in the south, 70 Louisville, Ky, IN
thirty -four hours. Il is sent through 70
Ncw York In ten hours. The iFuu .
b,naled nv Tho p,l,w,r, division ci the
pb,lndelphin Wilmington and Bsl.imors
railroad c,mpany .ui il, smaller branches
aud is carried through 20 Destination With
cat change. The average rcturns to The
growers IN 1870, clear Of all expenses ""'
any ave cent, per basket aud lao rre.
eedlng year II wSs forsp''hFee cents.
--Heislcr's Marble Works, 81 belle
tou,e, rank No. l, for huc work on ''mo,
stones and monuments. There F" mo S"F1
in this s"e,icn Of the state 'hS' Nu''d' you
a better choice m Marble.
-EA,Sheritr M'Ghvc. ii Clinton ooan'
N hss been taken - the DsaNille lanH'tc
,,yluul.
~. -. Hsv.p Democrat say.
# tbe Suprema Court
.,,,i,,;,y a., b,,p, Injunction is srri
~. bl,w ~ N, laundering interest. Of thst
,lses ana 10 ,ho lab1rins portion OF the
..,.r,,,,,rrv
-Wbsttbs n,er man is 10 do. With
4 ,,r g,ll.r. r.- barrel. potatoes
-. a,J,.r .ra ou,rt,r bushe', and
aA .,,,.,d.v i.atty,rv
wages ''o"' - - ~ ~,
,'eAF ~ 'HN S'S'NA'
,r.,,.r.,.,l.4,, -r,.irt II connie
,,.,,.r;s. d, ,qth Anniversary # the
yv..h;,,,,, Tu.-ary Society. Penu'S
81. yo,lrye evening Juae /. Thanks
- N La;treU
,,,i.h D,hh, Of Cum berlAnd Co., re-
..,,lv s,,.nrts5 q, walk over the .op Of !
i,,s : lin which he had G,led up a short /
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LODGE MEETfNGs

crxrRr HAIL Loror, No. S1at q, q q; U, "'s"
v,ry SATURDAY, ev enlng IN the Odd tsllowt HAt' -
I M GEtLuANn, Scot II. Z. NANAAN' =
,.r ranr t.oDaH No. 81, p A NJ, nee" Sh
N,,i,, evening, on or after each full moo" !" '@'
tNA4 Epiluegs Hall. - --.-..-. NJ N
4 r NAHI AChhN. Sect J. = f'hA'>''
,,,,..,ufs. G,,,N,r. No, ~ 4 - 4, meets AZ WsWW
mn Nentre usu on the Saturday en 81 eetSfN W. w
- -, ~ q y NJ and ever, tvo weeks after, hs''u"'
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ANNUAL MEETING OF POTTER
SCHOOL BOARD.
The Board Of School Directors Of
Potter School District will NEE. ~
Old Fort, on &onday, june 4th. II :
o'clock, n. NJ. TO examine The treasurer :
account. and attend 20 such other business
as NAV come befsre them. All persons
interested are requested TO rltcnd.
The directors elect will meet 81 |
o'clock. D. M. 70 organize rev Board,
also the township Auditors Snd Clerk 10
examine the School Treasurer account
By order Of The BHsrd,
W. \. KERR,
I-msy3t Secretary.
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ruIrRSDAY NAY 81. 1871.

e1y- -TKRMS r 81 per gear, ,rhep pa'd ~
,,5raaee 81 80 ,chca not paid "A ddcohce'
45rerliserns',tS 20c,s per NrsJ Jor three ~
,,rfioas. and 5ccajspcr dns for ersry 'eb-
,sousnt assertion. Advertisements ~ re
,,sgr al GbCrd{ discount.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

STORE ROOM FOR RENT,-Ihe
undersigned offers the storc-room, EnoNn
os Hcrlacher's old stand, st Centre h"."
for rept The stand isa desirable one ~
all rcsnec,S Possession can be bad any
limo amer Arrn lst, by applying !" ''
urxRY KvII.vR at Centre Hail. u
FoR SALE At HALr PRlch, a
good new platform Spring wagon '''
| or > horses. A good sound mSr'' years
ola. Also good single harness M'i
cal, an together or separate, VIII sell :"
se,, Ss,,,l a.. - Il Z, BARNES
nan nan price Pleasant Gap. Ia.
-FoR SALE--a new Golden Tongue
D,.-,, warranted. Win be sold very
low Inquire st this Office. !"
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L. K. HICKS.
THOS. a. HICKS.
HARDWARE! HARDWARE! !
To the Public

mnd d gN at
W@nveGa RGE SIOE E0F CURES % intend %M at lowe prices thai Hardware
cw be- ~by you P
%
~ IA ) o an
HAY % w re give
ha who wHtrnn nug
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-NoTIcE TO STo,KHvLpEEs.-Ihe be
aanusl meeting Of the Stockholders Of IN"
LovisburE, Centre and Spruce Creek RI
Company will be held a. the office ot the
Company. No. IS South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, June II, 1917.
=. Il O'Clock, n.
Election io- President ard Directors
same day and place.
JANIS X. MCCLUsE,
q mRySi SecFesssy'
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HAIL-~TORM IN
RHODE ISLAND.

RHODE ISLAND.
The storm which swept through Rhode
Island Friday afternoon. passing from
northwest 10 southeast, carried destruction
on it, wirg, TIE portion ot The storm
which passed through Burriiyile, John
son, Psscoag and Chrpntchd was terrific
in IT, fury. and was quickly followed by
most remarkable bail storm. Tho ice-Oalis
were estimated in size from two inchc, in
diameter 10 the slzc &C luIrrrut Tho
hailslones were generally smooth and
round but in msEy instance, long Hud
Jagged like short section Of an icicle.
The damage done was considerable Sno
in many cases all the window paucs iuthe
north sides Of building. were entirely dcs-
.royed
Atand near Hughrdair thc storm jn
tliclcd great H. jury 90 cattle 10 the fields.
The vegetation on the farm nf W. s.. Kent
wrs ruined. the leaves aud buds uu bic
trees - ere riddled a. If by storm o.,
lcndeu instead 'r ice hgiIs,- Ridge 90.
haii,tones were formed a. high ns lu.lcrn
inches Cattle at large were perfectly
wild in their Efforts to csyopc thc pc.llul
Of the stones. md some of them bad ga-hc
cut deep enough 10 taa a.ar- 4, ma't
blood flow freely. SOM. nt tH" H"a.
weighed vcsr saiI (. aarg. as "ue. 81
tg,o ounces
The dryer afmo Prevalence. Caysu
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2rSaparilla
0 For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, ,Ery-
s% sipelas, Rose or st. An
I'd thony's Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptive diseases
Of the skin, Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
8 pies, Pustules, Boils,
n Bloiches. Tumors, Tet-
ter, Salt Rheum, Scald
lead, Ringworm, Ulcers, Sores,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in tho
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Ster,llty, Leucorrh@a, arising
from internal liberation. and uterine
disease. Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
cases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ion, General Debility, and for Puri-
fying the Blood.
This Sars2parilla is a combination Of
vegetable alterniives--Stillingia Mar
drake, yellow Dock-with tho Iodides
Of Potassium end Iron, and is The
most eflicacious medicine Yet known
for the diseases il IS intended 20 cure.
Its ingredients are so skiltully
combined that The full Alternative
effect Of each IS assurcd. and while
!. IL 81 a'id - to be haamles, crl3
10 childT IA. lf Is sii.l so-eiiectu# S.
70 purge ogs frasl saa SYSTEM 1, Csc
impaiiia ANA ceIrvE- Ntich
Gevclon HI1 ufhsemo 0aa asc.
The * srJiluI. Ii enjoys is derived
from lis cures, and ghe c0nlidouCc
which prominent physicians all over
the country repoSc in il proves t.'.r
experience of It's usefulness.
Certificates attesting its Vir.ues
have accumulated, and Grc ccu-
sjantly being received, and rs many
Of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence ct
the superiority of this SarsapaIiila
over every other Alternative medicine.
so generally is ITS superiority 90 any
other medicine known that v-a need
10 40 more tian o .sarc thc pubilc
aat tle best oat.igs has ever
POSSE -ssst a-2 tGicii aa.. 4.-lnta.
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f'rssef'ee! asa anaigtleas C5efaists.
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