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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02

SITTING Bril- has come back from
Canada.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02

"It has often been said that the
thing is about even between the two
countries, that about as many cattle
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02

Job verk on short notice at this Office.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02

Extracts from a letter, relative to
Texan troubles, written by General j D..
B. Robertson, an old border man, says !:
"War between United States and
Mexico is bound to come, sir soOuer or
later"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-02

was settled in 1888, by Germans, and
few French families, and was laid out
BY a man named kuiz, from whom it
derives its name. Descendants of the
founder of the town still live there, in
the borough and in the vicinity of the
town, in Maxatawny township. The
place is long town, built along what
used to be the Reading and Eastou
pike, about midway between the places
uamed, that is, Is miles from either
point. and has population of nearly
1900. The appearance of the place
indicates considerable wealth, which
could scarcely be helped, considering
that it is located in one of the best sec
tions OF land in the State, Every thing
considered there is no better land in
the world than lies around Kutztown.
The virgin soil of the West may for .
few generations out-yield it in the pro-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
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well AS she could for her pitiful sob
bings, "uhat will become Of us-of
the childreni We shall all stsrvs
and die together -
Mot while We have hands, re-
piled his associates, and every heart
was touched and every arm nerved
to do the utmost toward relief.
They all looked around anxiously
for the ply sician-had supposed he
had accompanied them. But he
was not to be seen, and their grum-
bling became loud and deep.
III can bear anything" said Tom,
shut for you, Jenny, aud the chill.
dren." and he entirely broke down.
"And | could curse that doctor
for an unfeeling wretch blurted
out one of the passionate. "But IL
is ever thus. We give our lives
freely to please the public, and
when anything happens they care
nothing for u.s. =,
Tom Orion groaned heavily.
The sound woke his little girl. She
raised mp in bed, strained her eyes,
clapped her tiny hands and shout
ed in true childish glee and wonder:
mamma! Papa! Sce-an an
GEL" >.
. All eyes were turned in the di'
-. rection she pointed, and in the door
2 way stood beautiful woman,
= leaning upon the arm Of the ply
i stefan.
# Yes, an angel had come to them
/. Tom orion had risked his life t
save that of the daughter OF Dr
o Armitage and his grandchildren
:. and the merest chance had givel
!, them the knowledge who it was.
- But never WAS an equestrian fea
d better rewarded, and never NOR
(. charitable angel appeared upo'
II earth even upon the day when ailk
from hilltop and valley is proclaim
,e ed: "Peace upon earth and goo
d will to men,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
THE VISIT OF AN ANGEL.
A STORY OF CHRISTMAS EVE.
by WILLIAM II. BCsINELL.

at is cold enough to freeze the
heart of Il miSrr ana make lhr
" hitr bear dance for JOY. glumhlrd
Tom Orion, ~ he lonkrd ont OF the
window upon the SNOW covered
streets. GLOW | wish ! could stay
AT home tonight and take care "i
Won aud the babies. Jenny. ANA
would only for
He thought of how much power,
" VAS punching them, anu W"nl"
NOT sa,l,lrn the hearts ut those ne
loved hy mrntloning 1t.
.Only Tor what. Tont asked his
wife from the bed, where. Ill her
self. she was taking care oi their
two sick chlldrrn.
"Only that they'll he wanting
me- he replied. lyon know II Is
Christmas eve, and we've gotten mp
an extra entertainments
"Irs, Tom. and sorry day Tor
us. now that am sick. ami the
children wanting medicine ana
she would have said flood, hn'
could not bear To add Il feather
weight to his load-"and so mncl
depends upon yon.'
IL know" he replied. haStlI,
brushing the moisture from hi
eyes and striving To conceal III
/. anxiety: .but | am well and strong
Jenny. and the winter is near
over aud you'll all he well again"
- But ii anything should happ
TO your she questioned, with
heavy sigh.
"Don't think there is much da'
n GER he said, REFRESHING sob rs u
thought OF how desperate would
,heir situation-of the rent du
the scanty store of provisions u
: little of fuel remaining. the mo
Is. than month OF hard winter yet d
fore them, the needs OF fami
that a Door man learns by the mo
- bitter of experience.
"But there is. dear Tom. No o
il ever safe living the life you {
4 There are so many chances for
cident.'
"Don't fear, III take care OF II
.st self-won't run any extra risk, a,
as have nothing to do III the !
ter part, will he home early
= He stepped to the bedside, ar
J.. the cover more closely about
wife and children, kissed them,
-, more coal in the stove, tbot
hS every lump was as a golden dn
TO a Shylock in his then sitnat'
90, attended to everything possible,
their coYfort, and prepare 70
+. the cold aid 60 tohis nightly
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
LITTLE BENNY.

From the New Orleans Dclta,)
had told him Christmas morning,
As he sat upon my Knee,
Holding tas, his little stockings,
Stuffed rs full as full could he,
And attentive, listening {" me,
With face l-muTr and mid,
That old Santa Claus. who hllrd them,
Did not love IA naughty child.
"Bnt we'll he good won't W" moderf
And from oil my lap hr slid,
Digging deep among the go"iles
In his crimson stockings Ind;
While turned me- to my table,
Where tempting goblet stood
Briyming high with dainty cuStard'
sent me 10y nrighbor good.
But the kitten. there before me,
With hi, white paw. n"thing 10th,
Sat. hv way of entertainment.
Slappimg oil the shining iro,h;
And ~ not the grntlrNt humor
Al the loss of such treat,
| confess. rather rudrly
Thrust him out into the street.
Then how Brnny'- blue eyes kindlch
Gathering up the precious store
it, had bu~ily been pouring
In hi~ TINY piamai"rr,
VIII g., y,u,rnus look that ,hamed me,
Srranr hr from the carpet bright,
Showing 10y his mlrn indignant,
All hahN's srIisr of night.
Come back. Harvey" called hc loudly,
A. hr held his apron white.
You shall have my candy wahhlt.
But the door was fastened tight;
- hr stnnd. ahashrd and silent,
In the centre of til" floor.
with defeated look alternate
Bent on me aud on the door.
Then ~ by some sudden impulse,
Quickly ran hr To- the mr..
And whil, eagerly his bright eyes
Watched thu flames 90 high rand high
In "A brave. clear key, hr shouted,
Like SOM, lurlly little elf:
"Smta Klaus. come down dr CHIMNEY
MAKE my mo,lrr have herself
Il will hr a good girl, Benny,
Said l. feeling the r''pr""t
And straghtway recalled poor liarh'N'
Mrwing un the gallery roof
soon the anger WAS forgotten,
Laughter chased away the irnwn,
And th,, uamhnlcd meath the lNr-"dl
Til the du-ky night came down.
In my dim. iirc-lightrd chamh"r.
Harvey rurrrd beneath my CHAIR
And my play worn hoy beside me-,
Knrlt Ia say his evening prayer:
"Gud hess ialcr, God hc>> m"dcr,
tod hss si~trr'-thrn pause,
-. And the sweet Young lips dr\"utIN =.
Murruurcd: 't'ud hc>> santa kan~'
IL j. ,lrrring: brown and >llkrn
Liz. the lL~hc~. long and meek,
:. Like carc>~iu.. clrgluG shadows
On hi~ plump aud prach> check;
And hrud above him Weeping
l. Thankful tears, q tndrhlr'
For a Notuaii'~ crown of glory.
, FoI th, blessing uf child.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
The New War.

The British army of invasion has
entered Afghanistan, and now the
noise of battle will he heard among
the stupendOus mountains OF the
Ameer's dominions.
The advance force Of the British
il reported to be 10000 strong--
the smaller part of it being English
soldiers, and the main body native
East Indian cavalry and infantry.
The most important thing in con-
pection with this war is, Of course,
the attitude of Russia.
If the war be confined within the
limits of Afghanistan-if the Brit
ish shall have to confront no enemy
other than the Amer, the speedy
triumph of the British arms is as
snred, and the consequences to the
world will not be of serious char
acter. II the advance force OF IN
vasion should meet with disaster,
greater forces will I've FASTENED for
ward, and still greater, if necessary,
until the enemy is overwhelmed and
his power destroyed. =,
! But the British press has all
along asserted that Russia was &c
cretly sustaining the Ameer in his
opposition to British demands, and
. apprehensions have been expressed
! that the conduct of Russia would
endanger the peace between the
[ Governments of London and st.
I ! 1T Moan
I forced upon usby Russian intrigue"
says the London Standard. Ihere
i is, therefore, possibility OF com
y plications involving tremendous con
II sequences.
II As yet, there is no substantia
ground for the opinion that Russis
y is DESTROYS of UNFOLDING the CAUSE
P, of the Ameer by force OF arms OF
r. in any other way.-N. Y. SIM.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25
RAGLAND'S
Livery, Sale and Feed STABLE
South side Public Square
HOMER, LA.

Horse Hire, .... per day Il ~
HORSE and Buggy. - w
Horse Hack and Driver" "A I"
FIRST CLASS white hostler OF long
\ experience in constant ATTENDANCE gay
AMI, night. The patronage Of the public Is
respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guar
I'D jyl7;45:3m
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

They had been engaged about III.
teen minutes and she nestled her
head a little closer under the shadow
of his monumental shirt cOllar, and
whispered "And now, what are
YOU going to call me, AlgernonP
"Birdier be whispered rapturousIy'
while his voice trembled with ten
der emotion, "always and ever,
nothing but Birdier And she far
Is cooed with delight. He kept his
word, although, with the growing
precision of middle age, he has oe-
come specific and does not deal in
sweeping geperalities any more, and
40 il was that, day before yesterday,
a neighbor going in the back way
TO borrow an Ak, u emp Of sugar and
the cistern pole, heard him call bel
an old "sage Disadvantages
Hd,ckeye.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

A Cobb county school teacher
saws he never felt unequal to any
demand in the line u his pfoees-
sion, excepting on ono oecsssoo,
when farmer brought bis bouncas0
fifteen year old dAaUnese 70 ~
school, and walking spSe tns ~
ter's desk, said: 3cr' "a.
That's my yosseess ~ and Il
ever you catch bes eeSoM uo~n
hin with the boys, l juss wsss 50
to trouncs her. '7a- - - J, !
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-12-25

p--,f.. sional and business cards "i ,r.
.,r les. in length, sl5 per annnh, i"'
,nnnths, $40; for three months; 80,
s 49,. advertisements of greater i'hI'n
,'lI Il, inserted at above rates
I.,L advertisements will he charged At Al.
Ir',,ss where fixed by law; otherwise
Ln.c,,I rate. ~ published above.
- S,rcial notices ~ cents per lln"'
vnueral notices OF less than ten ln's ';
md marriage aud religious notices ii''''''''
th.y,rk executed in the ncatc>t style
and At reasonable prices.
August -, l-11.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
"a. ... 'rrFI roe ra' ,El |Jk wa ~ '''
WOMEN AMONG THE ARABS,

. .
In Egypt and Syria we saw tribes Of
Arabs moving about from one point TO- an y
other, Invariably the women walked
with naked feet, were carrying their young
children on their backs, or astride, their
hips, or at their breasts while at the same
time, hage loads of cooking utensils or
grain were balanced upon their heads; or
perhaps they were bearing the tender
young lambs and kids in their arms; next
would come the fOcks and herds Of donkeys
or oxen; and lastly, the. Arab men, 'mount>
ed on their horses and glorious in icsilver
mounted muskets and gay silken head gear.
Sometimes the women would actually,
stagger from side to side efn the path, 30
heavy were their 9loadsi bat their lords,
smoked their pipes, or' shsitsdj gaglyyv,to,I
gether, with no thought Of relieving the
overburdened wrttche4, " eyer 5of cheering
them with q kind word.A +Heathen ,Wo-
mans Friend greg rTed 3gfl%2a s'V,S ,ssj ra
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09

Investigation discloses the fact that the
lady reported in the Associated Press dis
patches, about Aug l0th, to have died In
Chicago after two weeks use OF some re-
pu.ed remedy for corpulepcy, had not
taken Ailan's Anti Fat. but had used q
preparation put UP BY q regular physician
in1uyerne, Pa Allah's Anti Fat 10, man
ufaGiltfei In Buffalo. N. r., by the under
81 IN! al We have already sold over .l0O,-
OO6 bottles of it. 1t has therefore been
taken byl thousands, and we challenge
proof th8t4t has ever harmed any body,
unless the reduction of obese persons fre M
20 tr 10 pounds, leaving them healthy and
strong, lis considered a misfortune. Fur
thermore, we hereby offer $5,t 90. reward for
evidence showing that 1t contains poison
Gus or luxurious Ingredients. 'Weaiso offer
5000 If we cannot prove that it has educed
number Of persons as stated herein. and
always withoutipjuIy. il is said q lie Will
outtTavel the truth any time, but we Trust
that those newspapers that have ,misled
the public by saying that physicians at
tlibnted the ladys death to the use OF
Anti=fat (Which is only put up by US. the
term "ALli-Fat'. being our, trade! mark)
will correct the false impress sion theyhsv
conveyed, by publishing this refutation 2
~'gs,.tGG s.1fS BOTANIC MEDICINE CO., II
,.ff o..,,0.- - l..,.. ;; Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
SIMPLER DRESSES FOR YOUNG
GIRLS. ,-vryt


Jennie June's N. Y. Letter to Cincinnati
Commercial. 74i r'rsg}JF LUpC" hE
In the dressing Of girls there has been q
popular change for the better. Is has al
ways besn, gust omafy among thsyaS high
est classes for girls to dresssimply, but we
havea class Of people in the country
sprung frem humble conditions, who have
become possessed Of wealth, and the over
dressed young lady always belongs to this
class. Usually her mother is agood and
has been q hard working woman, -who-is
notunfrequentiy snubbed by her fine lady
daughter, and is obliged to accept her die
tion as to what is and what is not proper
in regard to dress. The daughter issimply
anxiouslto have everything that every
body else, has, and he among the first to
display new fashion, whetherit lis suit
able for heriage or not. EThisgives as the
assured class ofgirls in society which for
eigners are so surprised to find, girls with
the airs of leaders and the assurance Of The
widow ftwo husbands. Slowly and with
great difficulty i Is beginning 10 drawn
even upon these obtuse minds thatthey are
discounting their future in wayctthat is
not wise or profitable, or perhaps i, the idea
does rot enter their minds at ALL and 1t is
simply because il ia, becoming fashionable
in their circle. to "afect3rqthe simple
dodge. 20 f. - '.".1Fau. l.,.'".i9,l ~"
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
PEABODY '.2IHOTEl.1

The large and elegant Hotel has been re-
cent,y fitted In the most exq uis1te style 1yg
the the celebrated Professor Paine. 1he
Professor exereisesa Personal supervision
into the stewards department. before II is
given out to the cooks. MIX and other az.
ticles of diet are regularly Inspected hence
Notwithstanding thelarge nu1pberofg guests
not q, single ease q disease has ocagrrsds
facility. The Professor has thus ccnv vetted
ffst.class Hotel into o. sanctuary of
health instead Vot "a; pest-house or disease,
as is frequently the. case with Hotels9 die
has the most experienced Managers, at
tentive Walters and scientific Cooks. who
cater to the comfort, health end happiness
Of the guests, instead et the passi9pss 4 and
ing with tle times, being 81 per day for
room And three meals Rooms witnSIt
tromt$5 TO $l23 Board without rooms, SSs6O
per weeks seN p On n a tickets Tor sz'ndo tei
Open day q nd n ,ght- the cars runnirig
past the doore Dnvey passengers to or irof6
any:of the der pts.!or any PAT OF ths lcatys3
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
NAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
l. II DELIVERY - qiGS IA

WAY Mail from Wilmington and ~, a. al :
Northern r. b. from Reading - - x " n.
and points North, 49,. ........ 8. IS, A. M
New York, Philad elphia, Balti- rol o,gi,
more, Washington, and all ~ Sas.9 ~ a =
j parts of the country excerpt s.t,ll',
Delaware and Eastern Shore f, l...e
COUNTIES in nMd..................... 6,45.
Peninsu.ar Mail, North OF Wy -S..ta
2 oming Delaware, 9.3O, u
Philadelphia and New York, ,.IsaE,
and all points North, East and Il
-lJWest...... ......... w 'fa
Way Mail from Philadelphia, Pa $50, - ..'
Shore. MO-: @ ~; =; 1o.l5 I g ~ I
Dss 'points South and southwest.'.: LOO, P. M
Philadelphia and New York and ~ .tr,
all points North, East and rt.L,r
GjWeSt, St,................ 1,V0, '. a
\: =. NO. ~ : -; sso. 4" L !,
%pel. 4. r., -. 5oo2' 80 =.
points South, ae!i5 raw
Philadelphia New York, snd i.'afi
points North, East and West,... ,l5, g, y
The Letter Carrie swill make their de-
liverles as follows $50 aud i0.16 q. M.
Local Letters for Carriers delivery shouls
ba deposited in Post Otfice' 10 minutes be
lore the hour delivery. - ~ hjnI
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
uLAUGH AND GROW FAT"

This ancient bit Of advice Is well enough
for spare" people. but how about those
that are already too fat? What Is TO become
of thenlq sit still. and I'll tell you., After
many expert nents, extending through
the celebrated analytical chemist, j. @.
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
Anti-Fat. Thus far in several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
reduce q corpulent person from three 70
six pounds per week. 1t is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. Sold by d rug
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
: HORRIBLE FATE OF TR 'lpB. AMPS. s. ; J

Last Friday nights dozen intoxicated
itramps lsy doWp, II, sleep oaS one Of the coke
ovens near Fountain Mile, .sFayette county,
Penn'a.% During the night the arched roof
broke in with ahsif weight, and itSe unfortu-
nate men fell to the raging fires below and
perished. Op6aturdaye informing their char
red and uunrecogp zable bones D were drawn
from the oven Rrahge; IA sA9 !, thsir sad
fate pi iodueed h8r excits tsmtht t,ssDd mo eoro-'
ner's inquest auasohPlay Thrss hours after
wards the tenSi AZ Wet ete Y If r ia an old
ash heap and the oven was reflled with
fresh coal ETEszCTEF
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
rANdNd..

Prof. Cowar' assisted by Prof. O'Donnell
has opened a dancing school in Harkness'
building, and will have classes on Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings during
the season. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
to become proficient, in Y dancing, n and
acquainted with all the fashionable dances
of the day should call upon them. They
have become well-known In this city as first
class teachers. H-ls II
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
.PENANnscIssoRs.
Pennsyltahls IL 0FKusSsaksr Rand

Pennsyl1ahls IL 0IKI Ispsaker Randall
Behavior isa mirror in which every ore
shows his image.
The Buffalo magistrates take In 5000 b
worth Of fines per week. 10 olnl1
Thsrs b a man in Wsshingtop mA host
powerful in the country. He carries horse
scar on his cheek.
The Pope is said to be one of the greatest
letter writer's in Europe. A large portion
of his time is spent on his correspondence.
The. marriage Of their royal highnesses tho
Duke of Connaught and Princess Louise
Margaretha, of Prussia, will be celebrated
ct St. Georges Chapel, Windsor, IN Febru
ary. es3
A story Is told Of ID man who got very
tipsy at country house, and was tarred
and feathered and put to bed. He awoke,
still tipsy, and exclaimed Become
s'ru' ny 'ovFei o'vFeiEAvLYsNHaq 10 8TATe
"Mamma and sister died this evening
what must del" was the telegram rel
ceived by gentleman at Dallas, Texas,
from bis nephew, q little boy, left all alone
in New Orleans. '' 49, ~
A Kansas temperance1 reformer has also
an anti-swearing pledge, which is as follows;
'T do hereby promise that ! will not swear
or take the name Of the Lord my God IN
vain, and that will try to influence others
to do so."l To dowhat?
Crook City, In the Black Hills, wants an
other postmaster! g Luck ram against the
last Incumbent at poker, and he grabbed oil
$125 "pot" so as to pay bis expenses homo,
threatened to blow off the head Of any tone
that prevented him, and fled.
The Seventh French Army Corps, com
manded by the Duke D'Aumale, maneuvred
lately In presence of number Of English
German, Russian, Austrian, and Belgian
officers, who expressed. themselves greatly
surprised by it's admirable dIcsipline; 2S 900
men were In the field. The French army isI
reported to have made remarkable progress
since the overthrow of the empire. Both
musketry and artillery are of the latest in
yention, the soldiers are more thoroughly
drilled, and their numbers are greatly In
creased. +! II LlaISf HfiSiIi
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
FAT PEOPLES m1sFoRTUNEs.

Some of the savage tribes enter their
dwellings through hole in the roof and
when o person becomes SO fat that he cam
not get In, he Ia regarded as an outlaw
Had this system been adopted in the
United States. the 'out-laws" could NOT
have made more active demand for AL
lar,'s Anti Fat than now exists. Hundreds
who had lived in constant fear of sudden
death have, by It's use, been reduced to q
comfortable living weight. The Anti-Fat
is purely vegetable and perfectly harm
less. Sold by all druggists. III 10
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
MAILS Il CLOSE.

+, ,z,av Mail onJWllmington and
'WHoyth ern r.. R. to Beading and
nnints on the Baltimore Centl
r. r. South Of Chadds F0rd;...
Through Mail to Baltimore ana
= washington, and all points
u 4 I wsv SUuSiit Mail toi baltimore, Ma. !I: ...:
+ ThrofgI and Way Malls to
b' iph,,iidelphia, Pa. :. ..,..,.... specs.
Through Mail to N. " end other
. points North and East,.'.:.;...
4 peninsuiar Way Neil on Della
81 : wara r .9R! to tCYisileld, Md. (,
w,aviMairon Deiawafe Western
"a ri Kgea.. i,li.ai, ..,,!.. ,...-,.........".
mn ~ ronSh Mail lto Philadelphis
/ and, Sew York; And all points
~ East and West, -; ...;..:iH::
Through Natl 10 Bal ttfnpfe and
~ Washington and all y points
south ana Southwest a!.., ~.
Thro,ielr Mail lob fPHilAde lphla
and Rev Yofk, ana islf points
tS'ast and w est,! q. .9ni! q. am.,.:,.. ..,..,:,.
o1 Smyrna, 70 Dover, zasglayton,
n Town send, DslawAfe city; St,
Georges, and wyoming, Del -.
Tnrongn Mail tU0 PhalAdal phia
ana New York, and all points
" North. East and West,...............
Through Mail to Baltimore and.
Washington and all points
South and southwest, ..::.......
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
Anti-Fat Chemically Examined.

The analytical chemist. W. b. DRAKE, OF
Buffalo, N " recently, anaiyzed Al]an's 8
Anti-F at, and gave the folloWing:'fo' odl
3 81 Dnf CERTIFICATE. 2,i4 ,IlI ~ ,,a ~
I have subjected Allan 8 Anti-Fat 10
chemical analysis, examined the process
nf It's manufacture. and can truly say that
the ingredients of which IL is compos' d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
favcrably upon the system, and 1t Is well
calculated to attain, the object Of which It
is inteded. .,,i '.,...,.f.. .rgq8rnt Gu4
Sold by druggists. .. .li4.h -G-tisv
W.B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-09
HIS OCCUPATION aOnE.

Had the Arkansa doctor" that "tapped.
.he fat man, thinking he had droPsys but
finding NO water pfonouncei II dry drop:
sy," lived to-dayJh would. like Othello'
find ibis occupation gone, for Aliens Anti
Fat, q purely vegetable remedy, safely. but
reduces corpulency at from 81
TO 8 pounds per cweek. d Sold by all drug
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