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DR.. SPIN n EY s. CO.

No. II Kearny street,
THREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Il diseases.
YOUNG MEN
WHO may be suffering from the effects
of youthful follies or indiseretion will do
well to avail themselves of this, the greatest
boon eyer laid at the feet of suffering hui
manity. DR.. Spinney will guarantee to
forfeit five hundred dollars for every case
of weakness, or private disease of any kind
or character, which he undertakes and fails
to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacuation of the bladder, often acc0mpan.
led by slight smarting or burning sensa
ton, and a weakening of the system in a
manner the patient cannot for. On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sed
imcnt will often be found, and sometimes
small particles of albumen will appear, or
the color will be of thin milllish hue,
again changing to dark and torpid APP.
pearance. There are many men who die
of this difficulty ignorant of the cause,
which is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. DR.. S. will guarantee a perfect cure
in all such cases, and healthy restoration
of the gentle urinary organs.
Office hOurs-10tO4 and tOS; Sundays
from 10 to II a. m. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, So
Call"r address DIR. SPINNEY 81 co,
3G-tfl No. IL Kearny street. San Francisco
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DELEGATE ANNOUNCEMENT.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June l, 1878.
To THE PEOPLE OF ARIZONA:
very respectfully announce myself as an
Independent Peoples Candidate for re-elec-
ton to the 10th. Congress. If am elected
l will strictly adhere to my former course,
and with the advantage Of passeC expert
ence will labor to advance the entire inter
ests of the Territory and her people. To
this end solicit the support of all citizens.
Very Respectfully,
II. S. STEVENS.
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AUBREY FREIGHT.

TEAMS gURNIsEED AND FREIGHT RECEIVED AND
FORWARDED PROMPTLY.
All goods consigned to me carefully at
tended - THOMAS HALIECK,
. lo-5W Aubrey, \. I.
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FOR DELEGATE To CONGRESS.

To THE VOTERS OF ARIZONA:
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE EX-
Il pressed desire of great many citizens
of the Territory, | herewith submit my
name to the voters thereof, as an Independ
ent Candidate for the Office of Delegate to
the Forty sixth Congress of the United
States, and most respectfully ask the
support of my fellow citizens, promising
that if elected, will do everything posi-
bic in an honorable way to serve them and
the Territory.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL.
April %, 1878. May t. 4-tf
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This station affords every facility for re-
pairing wagons, recruiting stock and rest
ing travellers.
19-tf CHAS. WELLHOFF IL co.
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HENRY n. ALEXANDER,
Attorney at Law,

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
commissioner of Deeds for the States Of
California and Pennsylvania.
Office, Main street, next to Express Office
Yuma, Arizona.
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The tOater is the best TO be found
along the rOad.
Hay and Grain

Are kept constantly on hand, in quantities
to suit.
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PRICELESS DISCOVERY.
Sure Cure for ESiTos

\ sure cure for the blind. bleeding itching and
uleerated piles has been discovered 10y DR.. VIII
llan-an Indtan remcdy-callcd Dr. William :
Indian Ointment. A single bottle has cured the
worst old chronic cases OF twenty five and thirty
years staining. No one need suffer FIVE minutes
aber applying this wonderful 500 ming medicine.
harn than good. Williams Ointment supports
the tumors all3Ns he intense itching (paTticU-
larlv at nie ht after getting warm in bed) acts
poultice, gives instant and painless relief. and
ls prepared only for Piles and nothing else.
thousands of cared patients attest its virtues.
and physicians OF ali schools pronounce il the
greatest contribution to medicine of the age. It
matters not how long or severely you have been
suffering, you can he cured
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Ryder Cleveland. Ohio. writ es .
1 suffered for years with Itching and liberated
IlieS. tried remedy after remedy advertised. aud
consulted physicians ia Philadelphia. Lou svil e
cincinnati. Indiana polls and this city: and spent
hundreds OF dollars, but found relic. until oh
iaincd a box of Or. Williams Indian DIN mcnt.
some l0ur months ago. and il has cured com
pi2tcly- had q part of the box left which gave
10 friend of mite who had doct0rCd with many
physicians. and As last resort went to he noted
Hot Springs, Arkansas. for treatment. He in
forms me that the Indian Ointment has also cured
him OF the Piles. Il l. cerfainIy wonderful dis.
ands who are nov suffering with that dread
disease.
S-sl0o00 Reward vii he paid for more GER
tain remedy. Sold by Ill Druggists. DIR. q. w
FRAZIER, sole proprietor, Cleveland, ..
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The CATHOLIC WORLD. With the pres
ent number opens the tweuty-seventh vol
Hn'e OF the CATHOLIC World, and we con-
gTatutate so able a magazine ON its already
long, most useful and vigorous career
There is no falling off in interest or strength;
on the contrary, these qualities seem to in
crease with each number. The y pril is a
timely sud a happy number Il opens with
a Souls Holy Week - a sonnet Of sweet
music and deep religions thought turned to
each of the sad days of Holy Week. ''rhe
Preparation for Christianity liz The six cen
turles before Christ follows The CATHC-
Lie WORLD has had several articles on The
beginnings of Christianity" OF late. This
last may he taken as, in a sense the sum and
substance of them. They are of vast i'm nor
tance, and display in every page deeD
thought illustrated by large knowledge and
extensive reading, a sweet little sonnet.
with quaint ring iu it, to 'St Cea,lda"
comes next. This latest inStallnent OF ''-The
Home Rule Candidate" is better even than
It's predecessors, and ends in a most exciting
manner. "Religioualism Versus Political
Unity in Italy offers . better insight into
the secret workings of the Italian mind and
the Italian Parliament than we have seen
anywhere. "a mong the TrausIaiors adj
nlrably closes an admirable and exception
ally brilliant series of papers. A charming
sonnet to ''St. Cuihbert'' follows this opt
!aies Story" illustrates the season. 1t is
one of those classical stories that " hen we'll
told, rs this one is, have charm all tEt.ir
own. "On Calvary" fittinglv follows it-a
noble poem that will he read and read again
and treasured up in the heart "A Bishops
Liberty of Conscience in the New German
Empire gives MS the experiences of DR.
Conrad Martin, the heroic bishop of Pador-
born, in prison and exile, under the new
German Ecclesiastical Code. The narrative
Is at once touching and sprightly. "Mout-
serrat' IL a beautiful travel sketch of a holy
and romantic spot. "RaIph Waldo Emer-
SON needs 10 more than the title to attract
READERS. "Papal Elections is a continua-
tion OF the timely and learned articles on this
subject. Palm Sunday" is another poem
in keeping with the season aud with its pre-
decessors already mentioned. ''The Late
Mr.. I. w. NJ. Marshall" is n touching and
tender memorial of that distinguished writer
by his no less distinguished courtryman.
Mr. i. w. Allies, author Of The Formation
Of Chrtstc1dODl. Structures on an article
entitled Political Rapacity of the Romish
Church are structures indeed yet more
than structures. They contain a worry full
aud clear account of the whole Question at
lss'le between the mOUarchs and The Church
III the Middle ages regarding the right of
inNesllture, etc. An interesting letter from
ltoine, d"FrribiHG the death of Pius X. the
meeting nt the Conclavo aud the election OF
LEO XIII, i the last article An unusualIy
large and brilliant number Of literary criti.
cisms closes brilliant number
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OGITV VARY.

MUORE.-DIcd. az her residence IN Tits place
on Thursday morning. Marc >. Is7S, Nrs. MARy
MoCBE, wife OF Johnston Moore, aged about -
years.
The deceased lady vas b,rn IN Ehnnsb r-g, and
the only child OF her parents. wh1Se name
was Williams. She one "f lhe oldest sud
woman in every respect her con 'uCt through Iiic
being such to command tho love ami veucTs-
tion OF ali who enjoyed her acc laintHuce. Few.
u any. OF he early settlers OF E8euSHurSh viii Doe
longer or more au.ctUnatciy remembered hy
those who survive them tGsn the subject pf o. IS
brief notice. Mrs. Moore sincere stu3 CE-
eniplary member OF ths Preshyl crjaD Church aHi
die ., We are sure in the hope OF happy rcsurce-
tion. Peace to her ashes.
SHULTZ - Died, at Springta'e. Ia. on Thurs
day. ofst inst NJ ny Il, daughter OF : =. aud II
Shultz, aged yoars aud months.
Last week We were called on TO announce tho
death of MIR IS Youngest cEi.d, and EoU q is oar
sad duiy 20 chronicle the demise 0I lie oiLer and
last child Of our sorcly ticd friends. LAttl1
rents who fondiy hoped that d,ath wauit not rob
them Of her: hui God wiIIet G:AcTv:=o and fig
spirit Of their chil1 Is numbered among hnS1
lnnoccnts who forever s-ng the Irsiscs of thc
Lamb While we deeply SympatEizc With uul
friends In their great affection. remember that
at ts sweet in childhood to give lack
The spirit 20 its Maker ere lhe hsart
Has grown familiar with the ways uI sin
The funeral took place ri summit, on s;atur,l y
last and the grIet stricken pATcn.s. with sad
though resigned hearts. turned tLcir steps from
the carly grave Of their darling May. !. 81.
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CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
EbenSbuTg, Pa.
MY. M4RCH 20. 1878.
,.,,of Co,tufU CollDliffec,

,r,ejjug Of county Committee.
..,,r,,rs Of the Democratic County
Ha 10. are requested to meet at the
q rI.,se in EuenShurg, on TUESDAY,
& .I a., of APRIL ne xt, at l o clock, p. II e.,
n =" -, -, a time for the meeting OF the
n1s.,1ocratic County Convention, and
-, suth other business as may be
's"' Jyo. E. SCANLAN, Chairman.
lrarsburg March Is, 1878.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
| ,,,.,irU are the names of the members
h.. County Committee :
i L., r sCASIAN, Chairman. EHonsburg.
W township Norman Peurod.
t..,Eauy Tow wnship-Fred' X ltciutng6r.
ksTeraship- HenryrDuum.
49, Tgwnship- Charles EHrabaugh.
-, ,Tuwrship-I-idOre Lily.
- Nru Borough Michael S"echy' ISL " ara;
ylil"wr yTo's' B0rGugh-J c. Easily.
- n Tuwnship-M- J. Nusle:
a springs Borough ID. G. Little.
II TGwushIp-C. \. Laughein.
2s'IE township james Wh artnr.
ssrauah Borouqh-J. Widman, lst Ward ;
,gmyh Township-Henry ShaTer.
~ Tuwuship-Juhn BorahauEh.
a. ~ township t$Ot rcprCsCutCdg
ft..r roucuauEb Bgrough-EGw 'd Sonnell.
Ir-''rsgurv Borough Martin Ward. W. Ward;
J. A NcPike. T. ward.
jr.f.r j..'f Township- Not represc ntedD
t-srLrfu Buruugh-'rhUm1s Myers.
G.1.ifzfn Rprough-M 2 Kelly.
Csrfrzu Township William ]. Dawson,
Jackson TowuShip-W. W. Harris.
T.Frsrrwu Borough john HaEuan, LIST WHEd;
I'm Vrurrmutt 2d Ward; james King, Sd
rr.r5. JrHu B Gcarhnrt, 4th Ward; Henry
,|"trarrr. 5'h Ward William Luhr, 9Th Ward.
T.rrfta RuruuEh-M. A. Lacey.
W.ryiIle BorrugH-R II ich'd Dow ling, 1st Ward;
patrick MuucHau, 2d Ward.
Munster wushiI-WIlliam Garrett.
Trr.urrt BuruuVh-Ihumes Riley.
prrrayr TuwushiT-lNnt rcpresentedO
R-rlana Township William Cote.
Sfrr,crprk Township Charles Won Lunen.
~HurrlrrhiII Township GHOmuE DOrun.
surrmitviIic BIrOugh-Juhn Lynch.
sr.guthuuug Township ECkeurOdc.
Tsv'ur TuwuShiy-ThUmus McGuvcru.
Tunnel Hill BoruuEb-Juhn Bradley.
Washington Township-Ad dam Myers.
White township Ohm Downing.
wuadyulp Bnruug NV III. Magellan.
WUmurp BuruUEh-TuhiaS " or.
Tprpr Yoder Tuwuship-Wtiiinm Grubh.
Lower Yudcr Township Jacob Strayer.
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poN,T NEcLEcTA coucH

or Cold, when 2A cts. will buy bottle Of Dr. Fra
ziers Cough Syrup at any drug store. l. has
wrought a complete change i'm Cough medicines.
is pleasant 0s honey. AMI always cures.
TSs CONSUNPTTVFS
c5- Or. Frazier's Cough Syrup. used in connec-
tion with DR. Frszier's Root Bitters WILL cuRK
CONsUMPTioN
STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY,
cleveland, o., Oct. 80. '75. I
DR.. FRAzTE ER,-Dear Sir: l feel IT a duty owe
to suffering humanity to write YOU. For some time
was sorviy az ic:ed with 81 cough. raising bad
stuff. wi;h every symptom of being a confirmed
consumptive. / tried different medicines and
cures without finding relief; also consulted thrce
OF our most prominent Cleveland piySiciar- the
last one of whom pronounced my ease serious and
informed me that l could not live more than . few
months. About this time. hearing OF Your wonder
tul success. commenced taking yOur Syrup in
connection with your Root Bittcrs. ami was at
once > nehted. and Gf er using he medicine some
two months find myself entirely cured.
TDRENCE DUNN.
az-Nr. Dunn again writes under date of AuV
!. lS7f.-Dr. Frazier. Dear Sir l can endorse
your medicines more ronyly than ever from tic
iact that II is now nearly one year since 1 WIS
cured. My lungs are to-day strong and sound.
having no return of the disease.
Es The above Medicines speak for themselves
DIR. q. W. FRAZIER, Proprietor. ClevcIanf o.
For sale by MI Druggists.
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"A BIG BLAST FROM TTG BUGLE-The
communication or u. Lilly Aupoinree
otberwIse Steward OF the Poor House. pub
Hehed IN last weeks Herald, requires only a
brief notice from us. We never claimed
that there was any law requiring the Poor
Hoard - publish an annual statement tho
We have said, aud nov repeat it, that when
the Directors publish such staieturut the
Democratic parers iu the county, 10y long
ana UNIFORM precedent, are eutit led 10 a.. artr,.
for its insertion the full Iates established
among printers, and that il is a uue-L07,se
husiueEs ou the pat of the aforesaid Il iaIly
Applintcc. to ask Them to do IL for any less
and particularly in asking in To he dome
for 0ne-hdU the price paid tor publishing the
statement for 1875, aud for more than one
hTd less Than WAS paid for the same work
in tho following year. The Directors have
a perfect right 20 procure its publication In
the Two E"pubi1c3u papers at Starvation
prices, if they can, but they must not ex ,,..rt
that their arbitrary sliding scale will be
adopted by the Democrat aud FREEMAN
whose editors have asked for nothing but
what is right, and will submit to uotb;up
that IL maultrStly wrong The Steward of
the Poor House may make the most ont Of
his sudden attack of ecouonly at the expense
of the Democratic papers OF the county aad
may attempt To make capital ont of il in his
Efforts To attain The higher position To which
lie is said Ia aspire That he orgnnizei this
c"nteWpiihte raid on The Democratic press
:ur Ills own ulterior purposes is made very
plain froIn the fact that the two Directors
longest in office disavCw any responsibility
ia The matter, and are sure the other
lsemher would not soil his lsauds with il.
II the gentleman who has suddenly grown
so great has taken upon his broad shoulders
the entire and absolute management of the,
Poor House, even to regulating the business
OF DeulocratiC newspaper publishers, the
Directors are of earthly use whatever.
and should at once resign in order 70 give
L Lilly, Appointee, full sway dnd ample
scope to display his ability as a bogus re-
former by closing the sPiEgot while permit
ting The bung-hole to Remain wide open
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NEW 4DrERrEsEMNNr,s.
rnnnr r.sAr AnvKnrIsINa rAYs.

PROOF THAT ADVEBTIsING paws.
Tho American public De familiar with the Ad-
vcrtIsiug gcney oi Geo 2. Rewcu x go. II any
arm doing business ou tho continent can afford 20
'Inove On with srrE~utD reputation through
these hard times this would seem 20 he the one.
Il Is advertised by appreciative newspaper fra
tcTnity very largely Without charge, vet. IN view
Of all these facts. the list sent ms for usc next
month, for which they pay q fliT price. i'm mon-
cy, per inch, il devoted largely 60 their own busi
ness, The order takes rs somewhat by surprise,
snj &c would reassu~e Us &c we we're disposed to
doubt ths wisdom of PUSHING business through
the hardest times " add for the benefit OF Tie
Thomascs who may road that Geo =. DWELL *
Go. come nerrcr kuuvgirE all nrout the advert Is
ing business than any other Arm. having handled
millions and millions uf collars thus upnropTia-
ted. Another feature wort D. noting is their liher-
ality with Il uCEe sam" They have aeuhtlcFs
expended more money ta- postage during the last
quarter OF % century than any other firm in tho
United States.-J hr ttuU8sgu Tiuts.
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Mt. NFsUvIUs.-Shonld an eruption oc-
cur in this volcano. anc cause the destruc-
tiou OF c-half of the inhabiiau:s = ho live
in the vicinity, The remainder, who barely
escape with their lives Immediately move
hack upon the halfcooled lava and there
live in constant fear of auolher eruption
foolishly fancying that the only tenanfable
portion of the earth rests within the shadow
of the great volcano. This fairly illustrates
the force of habit, and the persistency with
which people cling to opinions when once
formed. For example, DIR. PierCe's Golden
Medical Discovery cures ipcipient cousumD-
tian, coughs, colds and all affections of the
liver and blood yet some still depend upun
physicians and remedies that have nanght
but repeated failures to which they can Te-
fer. And although DR.. Pieree's Favorite
Prescription is sold under positive guar
Ruiee Ia cure those weaknesses peculiar To
women, aud notwithstanding that thousands
or women bear testimony TO its efficacy, aud
the truth of all statements made concerning
II, many yet submit Ia the use of caustic
aud the knife. Again, Or. Pjrrct'S Pleasant
fhrg@tlve Pellets, no larger than mustard
seefs. viii positively cure consti patton, where
II II dependent upon dyspepsia torpid
liver; yet some still depend for relief upnn
the 'hlue pill'' or huge doses OF drastic
caihartic medicine. In the face Of such
facts can We wonder a the blindness of the
poor Italians
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QUESTION OF VERACITY.-A corrns-
IlhhHtH' g! the FREEMAN, writing from Ell
der township two weeks ago, took occasion
10 say that only one Republican in that
township was subscriber to the Ebenshurg
Herald. This assertion riled our next door
uelghhor terribly, and the result was that
he publicly branded our correspondeut as n
mar, and III language quite as plaiGEa ye his
readers 70 understand that The FREEMAN
man was alro II liar if ho pretended to say
that the correspondent aforesaid didn't lie
or course VIC know nothing and care nothing
about The matter personally, but the gentle
man who made the assertion seems to have
known what he was talking about and Al
though he has better manners than TO call
any person llar, it looks very much as if it
wouldn' I he necessary to go beyond the Hen.
dtd office to find wilful prevaricator At
least " 2 Judge from the following reioiu-
der or the gentleman whose veracity has
been called III question
Sr. BONIFACR March %. 1873.
DEAR FREEMAN-The He1dIi ''hasto" mad uet
ter keep lis temper aud not juuD out OF ffs
cage for The purpose of biting honest peonle
CA the legs, as il may get its teeth knocked
90" u us throat before IL gets through with the
cnutrnct. 1t il in keeping, go it,tIbt with tho
HG'Gtd : pecullur code 0f nIurHls to cali Il man
> ihr on the slightest i'ToVOCatiOn, but IL would
have been well Tor Mr.. James not to be quite
50 fast. bs he ought TO know tnnt there is only
one p"st-nihcc IN Elder township, aud he ouR lit
." W N,'"" !i'I9 az vel 'nnt ne sends only one
copy O! lis paper 70 said post Office. 4 ls,lst
Ihat 7'lrh - the cHst', and as he runs the only
posi- once IN the township il is fair To presume
that he knows whereof he rfirrns
Dogs that bark the Ioudest are ant to he tbe
least dangerous hut ir tie Herald man mad
coHsIiitd ms books 1e would have no excuse
Tor yelhng before his cHudul uppendaEe was
troodeu upon, rs il is sGsc' Ptibie 90 proof that
only one cory OF tue Herald comes To ST. Bnui-
face ana that st. Bouiruce Is the only post. of /.
hce ~ Elder township. Louk at your books
Mr. Jnules, aud then let know who is the liar
IN IohIit5. WUUID BE UNION MAN.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DR0wSTSG. -
'LnuE before You leap - maxim ~ true
wisdom. It's universal observance would
Prevent many accidents and shear the local
reporter Of much of his glory. Hsre Is a
case in poiut. furnished by the HOllidaysburg
correspondent OF the Altoona Morning TTi-
bUne:
On Monday night young man named David
HCtrick, Il resident OF Council Bluffs. Iowa, but
"a native ct this county. rs4ched this place en-
rodte to the Cove 10 visit his parputs BY
some accident he got on the Williamsburg train
ct this point and did NOT discover his mistake
untti II had s-artcd. With baggage ia hand 10
jumped from the train Just ~ il wes CROSSING z
The viaduct. aud, as a matter of course, he
landed Isl the river The swift current swept
him down under. and through the arches, aud
he was carried some distance down tho river
before he managed to gii1 the shore. He FOR
tunHtcly succeeded in doing SO, IN much eK-
haustcd condition. His gIOaus attracted tne
attention of some employees ri furnacs No. ?.
who conveyed him To the furnace. where he
WAS stripped OF his " ct Rarmeutsa nj ths proper
rCstOrHtiVes administered. fie l"st his hagRago,
and young fellow named Iim White abstract
ed his pocket book from his clothes, which had
pccn hung up TO the IRE to d:y. but It was
su subsequently recovered auG returned TO him m.
This may be fHiry regarded as narrow and
wonderful tseHpe as 8lr. Hctrick wore heavy
ONercuat IN addition TO his ether clothing. and
the night was quite dark aud the water icy
cold.
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RUPTURE WANTED want every -up-
ttIred man woman, it makes no difference
in what part Of the body the rupture j. situ-
ated, to Send me a three cent postage stamp,
and | will tell them what they should DO
and how TO get relief or cure. | have ap-
piled truSses ana treated ruTtu tor period
of over forty ears, aud have uo dOubt what
ever that | can give relief in every case aud
when cure is possible / can eject a curc,
II those afflicted can make il suit Ia come
and see il i always best, bat IL they can
not Ito This conveniently they shnuld write
10 me. The faul. in most eases ot rupture is
in improperly applied rrusseS. Every day :
experience makes this more plain To- me, aud
I am sure that my experie'tce insiit''s me IN
promising better terms auG . more complete
retention of the Rupture Jhan can hr OBJ
Iaiued anywhere else iB the Uiiied States.
Visits al "A distance made when reQuired,
Address.
DIR KEYsER, 240 Penn Averue,
Opposite Christ's Church. Piftshurgh, Pa.
(Cut this out for refereuce.) tS-15.-4ta-l
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2NJoY LTFE.-What a truly beautiful
world we live in! Nature gives IA a grand
eur OF mountains, gl-ns aud oceans, and
thousands Of means for enjoyment. We can
desire no better when in perfect health /:
but how often do the majority of people
feel like giving it up dishearteued. discour-
aged aud worried ont with disease. when
there Is no occasion for this feeling, as every
sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof
that Green's August Flower will make
them as free from disease as when born
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint is the di-
rect cause Of seventy we per cent of such
mhladies as BiliousIess, Iudigesfion Sick
Headache, COstivcuess, Nervous Prostra-
ton, Dizziness Of the II cad, Palpitation of
the Heart, and other distressing sympious.
Three loses of August Flower will urove. il :
wonderful effect. Sample bottles 10 cents
Try ~ For sale 10y Lennon & Murray,
Ebeushurg.