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Worms Worms Worms

Z. +. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails TO
remove all kinds Of worms. Seat, Pin and
Stomach Wornsare readily removed by Kun
kel's Worm syrup. DR.. Kunkel is the only sue
cessnll Physician in the country Tor the remoy-
al of Tape worms. lie removes them in to (
hours, with head and all complete, alive, and no
fee until bead is passed. Common sense teao hes
IL Tape Worms can be removed, all other
worms can be readily destroyed. Ask your
druggist for bottle ofKunkel's Worm syrup.
Price 81 per bottle II never fails. II he has !,
not. have him get 1t, or send to Proprietor. +.
Kunkel. 30 North Ninth Street, Phlladel-
phia, Pa. (Adylce ut office free, or by mail J
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INVALUABLE

=, Messrs. WryEs a PorTRp, Wholcfalo Dror9i-i..
boston, Mass; Geatemea, u have forbcaIo i,iiuJ
lelt u duty that owe 10 rINcr'ug humanity %
write you. btntliR TIC grcat b-HrHL uatL have do.
rlYeu rom tho usp OfSAHFOEDB ItufC't JFr.
PgH CATArnH IOrmorltlGuTI SO 40 / ltVaLu.l
nWlcted with thlS very trugh' -lomG e. fs..llrt |
have tried all the rCmrllr that / could lud but
without material cr prrinIrcat bg'tGt L.tfall
the disease hal arrived TT that stJtl thHt frtist
pave rellefOr He. Tho entire menIHfanlUsIyg tom
had become 20 nfGMcd, and tho ,, um.lh ~ l!s9..
uered, that u WA doubtful matter y. tnrr
Could 60 70 tho Pacific coast, OritI q. 20 whether
ishould llye 10 como b1ckCrh =. II'gGuG.v,F.
tlscment ottlis mQd!cinn, md rltaor'h l.LH very
ihcIedul0us about 6p 'cihg3 o. D. Ir.i.l uf any
Elnd, yet IN sheer desperation ltrl 'f,V'rlgy WI
OF once benefited lyit. Tho chan. o tCa .-tr,
nchronlc disease oftho liver, GHd ~ upr--,. 70
may prevent mycntrg u 4tolG d, h,i iar bono.
~ derive rom 10 daily uaa u D.. ;ut. ilnjH,
last arrive at q respect blO Cld lro.
20 those afflicted 40 b We boon, n.ioNail' y.'6
uIlnBuls ~ y ITO No. r"t.t t.sU, poe. ny
on VI. faeil. cgass C",.r.i, aearrolu.y. ly
olyJCt "a writing this nDLg v ~ o.. O. '1H.'. - a
Ncyt yours, uENrI llir'
nj BORA, y. J.. June, iG1G. Cliilll, T....l-us.
Zach package contains DR.. Sanford, Ir7rr.vsI
Inhal!ne Tube, aud iIll dirrc',.G i.r u. ia ri
Gases, fficG sllD. Tor ealc Dr. Eil Who, ...' and
retail DTu2Rhls and Dcalli tIrough6attA,I uitsL
ttGtes and Cenaia6. WEEk 6 POTTER Cr.uLI
hSchts and " Wholesale Dr.l. lists, Ngt.u. Ma
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GENERAL DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION. Q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy OF courage;
CRETI0NS OR EXCESsES, or some drain On
the system, Is always cured by HumphIs -
Homeopathic Specific No. q. II tones up and
invigorates the system, imparts strength and
energss stops the drain and rGuvenh:sA tAe
feet success by thousands Sold BY des lers.
Price 81 per single vial, or o. per package g
i've walls and 81 vial Of powder; Sent ~ al -
n receipt of price. Address HUMPHMEts.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, I've
Fulton street, N. Y.
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IfYou want to be Strong, Healthy

and Vigorous. take Il, Y. Kunkel's Bitter Wine
0: Iron. No language can convey an adequate
idea OF the immeiist and almost miraC> 'osE
change produced by taking Z. Y kunkel's Bit
ter Wine Of Iron In the deceased. debilitated and
shattered nervous system. Whether broken
down by excess, weak by nature, or impaired by
sickness. the relaxed and unstpng organ z.t ion
ID restored 10 perfect health and yigor, sold
only is In 81 bottles. Sold vail druggists and
dealers everywhere.
Nervous Debility. Nervous Debility
Debility, depressed, irritable state Of mind
a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy
or animatan, confused head. weak memory,
the consequences OF excuses, mental oYerwork.
This nervous debility finds sovereign cure in
i. Z. kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. 1t tones
the system, dispels the mental gloom and de-
spondency, and rsjuyinates the entire system.
Sold only IN u bottles. Get the genuine. Iabe
around It, bis photograph ON oltsids.' Sold By
yourdruggist. EFF Xunkel, proprietor, No.
80 North Ninth stpeet PHILADELPHIA Pa. Send
for circular. or advice free, Try my great remedy.
Get it Of your druggist, six bottles for $500. II
cannot fail. 1t is guaranteed TO do as is recon-
mended.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at o.
pc, annum. invariably In advance. The postag
the Weekly will be prepaid az tails eAlee, 90
a subscribers will obtain for subscription
rioeof | u year.
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WONDER UPON WONDER

Given Away-h strange, mysterious and most
extraordinary book entitled "rIiE BOOK OF
WONDERS" Containing, with numerous pic
earth, Natural and Supernatural, Oddities, Whim-
steal, Strange Curosities. Witches and Witcherait
Dreams, Suporstitions, Absurdtties, Fabulous, En-
chantment, ETC. In order that all may see this curl
book, the publishers have resolved 20 give Ii
away TO MI that desire to sea it, Address, by postal
card, +. GLEASON X CO., 73s Washington Street
Roston, Mass.
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rk0NN 80 fine mixed lOc. 80 extra mixed ,25c.
thNbp MellenYille Card Co., Col. Co. n. Y.
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No MANS ENEMY BUr Ills OwS.-
No mans enemy but hi- own happens
generally To be the enemy at every
body with whom he !. IN relation. The
leading quality that goes to make his
character, is u reckless improvidence
and selfish pursuit Of selfish enjoy.
ments, independent of all consequent.
ces. No mans enemy but his own
runs rapidly through his means; calls,
in II friendly way, on his friends for
bonds, bail and securieties; involves
his nearest kin, leaves his wife beg
garland quarters his orphans upOn tho
public; after having enjoyed himself
to the last guinea. entails lite of de-
pendence on his progeny. and dies in
the Odor of tina, understood reputa.
ton of harmless folly, which is more
injurious to society than many posi-
tive crimes.
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Curiosi,ies of lawsuit. for breach O.

Curiosi,ies of lawsuit. for breach 81
atrimona al PROMISE; In Boston, II
girl was engaged to man who tilted
her. TIL. was ten year. ago. She
married somebody else. Recently she
became widow, and nov she .ue;
the original -uit"r because he will not
keep the old promise. In Minnsapo-
Ii. man is the complainant. lie
declare. that hi packet and HI, feel,
ings have suffered mn injury equal tu
1000 b, the refusal Of wealthy
widow Ia marry him. She promised
tn do 81. aud he gave up HI. business
of liquor selling to please her, thu.
causing his bankruptcy. In M"ntre'
al, II woman OF iorty failed l., secure
u verdict against II by of eighteen.
lie proved that he had never meant
nor promised tn marry her. hut hal
regarded her rather in the light of II
motherly adviser.
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CHAPTER III.

n I seemed 10 have slumbered for
ages when n cool touch upon my fore
head startled me into nm upright pos
ture, and ! beheld kneeling upon the
damp grass where had fallen, hu.
man figure. The face was pale, suffer.
ing and intellectual, the shoulders
painfully deiormed by the misfortune
of a bunch, back, and the whole form
breathing the sad story of a bighted
manhood.
"Are you hurt" 10 anxiously
asked.
Il Think believe not" ! answer.
ed, rising with the help Of his hand.
II Was so dreadfully frightened"
and | shuddered at the recollection.
"Yes-you saw her. never
dreamed any one would be up at this
early hour"
"Saw herr Saw whomY Surely not
a woman"
"Most unfortuna ie.," he continued,
unheeiing my question.
ut shall not happen again. Tx
cuse me. madam" he added, hurried
ly. aud speeding through the gate with
surprising agility. he plunged into
the forest as though no hal heard u
sound.
l could remain here no longer.
CHANGING toward the distant mansion !
observed no difference in the appear
ance Of the doors and windows, and
wendell my way slowly back, hoping
that no one had seen the contretemps
Just mentioned.
Repairing to the drawing-room
which had blazsd forth its cheerful
pine-knot welcome the previous night,
! sat . few moments pondering over
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Here is a graphic description of n
fishing excursion; ~ North street
man went ~ saturday naan far y
half day OF fishing. When no re,
turned be had walked thirteen miles,
lost si5 watch, sprained bis thumb,
spoiled an 81 pair Of pants by sitting
down on hi. luncheon, and caught y
iour.pound mud turtle, lie got hack
in time to help the doctor cut from hi.
oldest boys foot one OF the several
fish hooks he had lett at home. lie
took cur>ory view Of the situation
and went To bed"
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HOME BE,uTY.--A tasteful wo-
man can make garnet beautiful and
home-like. aud at little cot; for the
beauty Of home depends more IN elu-
catel and refined taste than up,n mere
wealth. II there is 10 artist in the
house il matters little that there is
large balance at the bank. There Is
usually no better excuse for barren
home than ignorance or carele.sne-s.
a little mechanical kill can make
brackets and shelves for the walls. \
thoughtful walk in the woods can
gather leave. aud linchens and fern.
for adjoining the unpicturtd rooms. \
trifie saved from daily expenses eau
now and again put n new book upon
the tai lie or sheli. The expenditure al
II few shillings can convert the plain
window into conservatory. Ia these
and fifty other ways can plain. hare
room liz converted into scene OF
beauty.
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-:..;..u lit al Loa,;o,o.;,h h,
.,,,.S hill, % lo0n ,,co viii HI
Law n,;.,r...
procoed;,, dovu tho Winding stair
49, 7 w.,tol an, MN, tho ,;oy,,
,h,.,,,h ,ho door ,.,, o,o, Inv IN,
ho,.o,,.;d and con,;,,cI alan, IN,
h.,.a ..,,,, vail IA tho from, ,,,cs
u.I...;,. ms,,,.J tho .o,oro or
n,uo,,o, ca, nj ,be l,rge most nm,
sat down to penetrate thi. mystery Of
mansion and wilderness. so decpencl
nv the shadows of the prcyious nirht
The s,, M, 20, risen sent nm from
Tho ho,;,o, shoo,;,, oame. of rcd and
v.,low o,or;o,. ava,,.cour;ers tina,
l.,,,he,ei in,o male yle,m. Of lipb,
ere they arose above the tall tree.
that iutercepted nv view. Upon eve.
nv thing hun, the rlistening boar
frost Tint made n .bawl necessary for
coms,rt but which. IN this mild eli.
mate. was soon To be dispelled by the
warmth of the sun.
In n beautiful valley of sixteen
hundred acres stood the large white
dwelling known rs Mountain Hall
On three sides stretched the dense will.
dernes.; on the fourth lowered the
mountain in the MAJESTY of its solita.
nv grandeur
Major Garnet had been Pay.Naster
in the L.. 4. Army MANY wears. Tn.
ON one occasion when riding horse.
back from one Of the interior posts Of
his circui, he had lost hi. way and
found no shelter during the night. A.
morniny dewneI this scene burst up.
.u hi. enraptured vision. u veritable
Happy Valley. and his horse which
he had abandoned to it, own instincts
guided him to the door Of little log
cabin on the site of the present man.
sion.
He dismounted and refreshed him.
.elf with moor mans fare. Then
drawing his purse to paw the reckon.
ing, he said "My GOOD fellow, what
will YOU take for your place here? I've
a notion to buy it,"
The man was naturally surprised,
but after some discussion a bargain
was struck and MAJOR Garnet was pos
SCISSOR of rich tract of almost virgin
soil. lnquiring the government road
to Fort Semple, he was set right and
pursued his way with the consoling
reflection that in case of his death hi
beloved family would have a place 81
retreat aud not he cast out upon th,
waters &c uncertain philanthropy.
Two years later he was thrown from
his buggy on the same road, which h,
had afterwards frequentod, and wa
borns to the garrison fatally Injured
lie lived several weeks and made ar
engagements during those last days fol
the immediate erection of comioria
ole dwelling in his Happy Valley.
Thus il was that tins refined. Gle
CANT family found their home in III,
wilderness where there were no cong
NAL neiphbors. where their only witt
or. were chance officers, or their fani
lies. True they could mount the an,
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The Rev. Daniel Isaacs once alight-
ell at an inn to stay all night. On
asking for u bed. he wa told he coul,l
not have one. ~ there was to lc u bal ]
that evening. asd all the bels were
engaged. AT what time does the
ball break ups" asked Mr.. l-aacs.
About 3 in the morning. sir "Wcn.
then, can | have n bed until that i'me,"
"le-. certainly; but il the hel = ask.
ell for. YOU will have To- move" Very
well" replied MIR. I.aac-. and away he
went To get between the sheets. About
three in the morning he was awakened
by loud Knocking at his chamber.
door. What 10 you WANT" he ask
cd. "How many are there 1t you in
here" inquired voice. There. me.
and Daniel. and Mr.. I.aac-, aud NJ,
old Methodist preacher" was the re.
ply. Then, by Jupiter. there
plenty of you" Aud the SPEAKER
passed on, leaving Mr.. I.ascs to enjoy
his bed.
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CWNDENsrD TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS eosNe soVvss.


Passengers On .. 4. A 4. " n tShatt iinel 7. ",
A .. " ", a. A. ". u. r. aud y. :, Mail Line
steamers connect al Ionis,iile 9Th TRAIN No
l. TRAIN M. connects AZ tslapun Iunetion
9TH Trsin No. 70 fos all paints On Knoxville sad
Richmosd htsnche.. 1pin No. u tenusSts Al Lob
sson junction 9th Train No. frpai al T-ints on
the Memphis aud Montgomery lime; N lrhsnon
With s,sr,s 3, and fn'm springfield tsmp,sll.,ilie
tolumhis sud ureen.hurs; ., Nnchsli.burs. With
.srrs 70 and Nom rvrryville aud " ,trsishurr; Al
ianvilie ststiss With stage TO and frum pan,ills
tity 81 stsniord 9th stss~- ~ and ira ~umer-st.
81 kishmond iunetion ~ aud frona poinis hetseep
there aud Livingston; al Richmand Nth stages 10
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Gro BE CONTINUED. }

Free of charges. Your Druggist will
refund your money il DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup does not give YOU salts.
faction and cure your cough. y
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written fw Tnn Isrrrios JornSsll
TURN ED ADRIFT.


of welcome.
Adelaide. the eldest. wns tall, grace
ful and MISUNDERSTANDING He
soft glossy black hair was arrange,
in a Grccian coil and was her onl,
beauty. Her face was lit up by I
nair of ewes. the exact count erpart o
her mothers, and it, three expression,
were haughtine.s, artificial smiles and
sulkiuess. according To her mood, oI
surroundings. Her DARK silk dres'
fitted her elegant figure with hultles'
nicely and every fold Of the ample
skirt swept back in its own proper
curve. Indeed I afterwards knew that
she would spend bours undoing the
work Of her fashionable m@li-te IN
order to get id Of an offending wrln.
kle or angle. She wa. about thirty.
The next sister was Mya. who was
petite, fair and pretty. and wore a
look Of almost infantine innocence.
Her eyes were grey and hair black
like the most Of her family. She was
twenty-seven years old, and ! soon
learned TINT mn acchent shen y babe
had robbed her OF intellectual vieor
and rendered her the family pet. This
accounted for her pure, peaceful look.
Juliet was small dark and th'n' but
her magnificent black hair crowned
her head with imposing effect aud her
bright face was 'trikingIy handsome
when smile revealed her perfect
teeth. 1t was easy to see that 'he
possessed the intellect Of the family
and was adecided c"que'te among her
train OF admirers. She was twenty
two years old, aud hal ui'"un'i'''
Influence over oil WIN came within
reach OF her fascin"thn-.
The Youngest daughter was i,,.i
nineteen, a tall. voluptuous blonde.
with large l'lue eyes. g'l.lrn hair, g@sl
features and the soft white flesh that
poets rave about. Indeed her whole
physioue was radiant with the r,ry
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TsAsNs GOsN. NORTH,
CWNNE sTiONs.

TRAIN M ~ eoanects ~ Hichmoni Iunst ion
:. snd irou I-n,ni. h-t~rrn therr ani Iisinrston,
o. STANDARD vith stage 10 and fem ra,aer~ei; Al
Dsnsills Nstico Nth sisr~r Ia aud frsm pan,ills
tttyi 81 hi,ehsishufx Nth stsgrs 10 aud from lrr
ryviils aud lfsrr-ishurr. Al Isl.anon ~ith stage.
70 fr.m spsingseia. ,smr'-ii-'',ie, c'lawh,a asd
having 81 IN .. n. aud ~ a. ~, tr Memphis.
A.ats.n--ey. sid iu'ern,sisie I.,int.. Passengers
r,.iss To I-ints North, East, aud West hon, ieais
siiis are ursnsf.rrei 10 1fsin No. NJ Lebanon
iusetioo Ttsin No. e,snoects 81 tincinnsti Iuns-
tia~ Nth T. e. 4 q. u u La ~. North aud I..t;
o. laa,s.ils In tsi"n l'vI-,, 9TH ~. ". and J.,
". Al u u Sc the Narih, last, aud West. aud
9TH 4. n Nal. Line >ieamers h,s ,tncinnsti aud
the lat
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


THE countenance is pale and leaden-
Acolorcd, with occasional hushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes become dull the put
pills dilatc an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritatcd, swclls, and sometimes blecds;
swelling oftl,o upperlip occasional
headache, with lAnnming ar throb-
bling Of the ears an ulHisua! secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times vorac,ous. with gnawing SEN
sation ofthc stomach, at others, entire
lygone fieeting painsin hestomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrcqucntly tinged
with blood: belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, bus generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. c. MCLANE'S VERMlFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form j, isan innocent prepara-
ton, not capable Of doing tic aishI-
est injnryfo tic mostiendcr infant.
The genuine Dir. M' LASE sNrR-
MIrUGE bears the signatures OF c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bios. on the
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n"st Hofpih Scns''''ehess fei' un'
willing To assume the position "f hero
inc 81 soon after my arrival among
strangers. Hence my reluctance to
seek mn elucid"i'on ct what seemed |"
romantic mystery.
One by one the family came ~ and
nine O'Clock ch'med from the little gem
ct a 'ime'p'ece on the man'eI beiore
we sat down To brcakiast'
Conversation iiowcd with the unres'
trained freedom tent Nv socie'y oree"'
ing. and contentcd myself with lis
'en'ng, 'ce''ng conscious Tue while
mat was oe'hg i"f''ve'y o"t ""'
sP'r'ngly cr't'ciScu'
NJ length the door OPENER ana "uy'
accompanied by her noble dog enter
ed with the Ianguld grace that ire
q"en'iy ch"r"c'er'xe' her Her APP
pcarance was the signal f"r criticism
from her mother upon her n'o'e"ce
whlch not "'l 'he l"'sh OF current
"m'"h'''ty co''i roo "' w. point
OaP'a'" 'i""!" '''H"e''"'e'! ne
see' " pV"' erecting VINO" "'' """
'he '"c' Fl" appreciate
I"y'ng WIN her teaspoon nv" my
careless whe'her sue gave pleasure Z"
annoyance Guy s""'eh'y '''e" "e'
penetrating eyes !" W! '"ce ANU o'.r
"he''''e" "'e VII" c""'"s"" u" '
sa'u:
Il sec NV '''r COUSIN u "e'"'ee
oi syivan P'easure'' rf"!' ""!
ASK u sue experience" ""' "''.''''
or discomfort ai,ef tue severe s"oc> W
tue carry mon"
All eye "e'e '"'.e" .'" 'e !"
surprise nan, "'e' ~ -,
II NY m''' :" 'e e %
S'"cs WIS Us h''e VI my seeh"e u" "
your fe"larha'''e "'c"'e'! W IT, :.
""'"'' NV. ~ "
e"u'" '' 'ei'eS'' '' ! "" WE
King u" e''e"!
FORTUNE ''"s"'"" 's '
persons sue communist se
never '"'e"''"' '"''' ""' ,"e ""'
N"'sh' !, i" ',''" !" 'e''e'
'"i'''" navy" WIN ''" wv
''o'eu "'s e'~ '''"' .'e' "N ", -
P'e'''e' y" '"'".' '"i'"''' wv"
upon "'e u "e ''"'
Leu "s "e"' ',' IT, '""s '
IN some ''''e n'c"' '',''''e' ''"" '"'ee
'""e'"'eS' ""'' "'"ee' "'' ,"''"'
enc" ~! '''' "''" "", ""' "'''
To thank Tor protecting "ef'
s"ce'"'''s hl''''e' Tue ''o'''e'"'
somewhat re''e'''' ~ '"e i""ie'' '"
an explahaiioh'
-, I,,;a, ..Sh. :. ;,aooa . hor,;Il.
a.a.,,rm
creature
,o.r La,a =, ,h., ho,,," ;nou ,eJ
.aa,.;d..
WI - ro,,,;.., Cov .,o, l,ow
L.. ID, .,,,o.,.,;,. o,,x,,;.
;da, ., r..,or,r., tho l,., win. q, tho
a,,;,,a,Y
"Yo, .ho,l ma C,,.~ sail her
II 81 :. .,.,,,;.o ,,.,,,o..
C,n,.,;,' ,ho ,..l,,ros ~ , ,ecl ls..
ar,,ai ,n,.,, ,,., ,s rho ,s;,,h,,,rho,d
ia L,,,. ,.h.,;,, .,L o,,., ,r,,,,J h.,
=,
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Some people like oysters on u half
shell. Others quail or toast, but tor US
We prefer eagles on so gold pieces.
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huy NJ ru~lri. o. Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
Eit,l iAipN unless 90 uut cugra,cd NraplNr,
With Trade Msfk, stamp aud signature uni'fosen
None ether j. e'iiuin
J.H. ZEILIN q CO..
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roR s.Lr
ron SALE o., .sSCOI.N ca.

oret ~ private -alc IN Asr- " r-vi land, veil
lmIsru,rl aud stuztei IN tins,sle county 90 The
pike lsaslinr ftsm Stsnhtd :" ~nst-t, mti.- ffsm
The frmrr riafe ~tii s.ii ~ ~ divide " " suit
pur ha-rts thew afe two rs~-' improvements ~
h. FIRM. The pls,ri y vet, desirable, ava IN
atnes, about .ritiur. u, T.. sFifUfN>VNy
2Gi.u s,snstd. w.
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Sim MONS
LIVER


TheSYarruNs ~ liver cum-
plsiut arr uurasitiUss ant
pain IN the side. ~suactiues
The ptin j. In the steuhirf,
aud J. NtsrASIN hpf thcu-
mltism THE stuinach 4 at
L.tul With Ln~~ ~ ArrH-
rirr aud sickness, lnwels In
general 'u-riN 3, s'innriines
iirrnatiul With IN The
uEAp l. troubled with pain,
aud duii. heavy ~ruSatiou,
considerable tOss 10 VINO
nv accompanied with pain-
nnl sru~atiun Il having tftr
INpuNE sumrthine which
"ught H. have i-eu 4 ~.
otien complaining ~ weak
hess, pEHiLIrN and bow spir-
~. ~imis tiut Many ~
Tho shave symPi pus attei.d
thu disease, aui 10 eiher
time. Ncfy Tow 1T ihetu. but
the ftVEH T. z nrraiiv The
organ niIsst Involved
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TINE WHITE SuLrnER SPRINGS,

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IT. x.t.rs ars ls sissl inam ,liaisly the lhs 81
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,'insl nisIii, lie -iihin short di,tams aud ,si.y
secess VI ny regular iine- ~ hr-t clas. '"n'uId
tosrhes
~ examining oar NAP aud tim. tables ,oa Nnl
mud the aasi dsrsil niuis, a. oar Passenger. have
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h' m"shtalhs 81 Virginia, snd ''-uuiinF tl'if
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Inducements, ouT T.ad-ls.l !. hrst-,l.,, In r,siN
particular.
rt.in- ,-luirl-d 9Th an m-irrn imIto,.m,n =,
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

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DIR. @. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
as q remedy" for all the ills that flesh
il heir to, but in affections OF the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases OF that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEW Err
No better cathartic can be used pre-.
paratory to, or after taking Quiniuc.
As a simple purgative they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are nevcrsugareoated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dg Ms
LANES LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Of 9. MCLASE and FLEMING BnOs.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.