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GREATLY AFFItcTFD.

Messrs. j. o. Bosar0rth a 90, Denrer: GsHflegssr,
II take pleasure N RECOMMENDING sAEFoRDs
RADICAL CURE fOR CATARRH TO all who arc
nfieted with this disease. was greatly affiieted
with II for long time, and cured II with two bot
ties OF the above CURE. About year Afterwards
was again taken with Cetarrh quite severely, and
Immediately sent for another bottle, which nxed
ne all right giving me relief nom the nrst dose.
i am confident that this remedy win DO all that 10
claimed for n, and more too. Wishing you success
a w, SMITH
Denver. Oct 4 ISL OF smith q Doll
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

ks.sr'. Z 2. Boneort. zee, b,ssss. eoLi S.TI.
CURE FOR CATARRH. and 10 has given perfect
satisfaction. have tried almost everything, and
IL IL the only thing that has given me relief. /
therefore take pleasure IN recommending its use
20 all Aficted with Catarrh OF any kind. and oder
Very truly. W. s. DECKER
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original color, iChh The gloss ana
freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the follicles are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouling the
hair with n pasty sediment, it will
keep il clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous and injurious 10
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harm il. IL wanted merely
for
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Trains are run by chicago time, which Is p
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time
All trains run daily, except sundays.
CONNECTIONS connections made AZ p
suanu with NJ. G.. X. r. for all points east and
west. Al Manchester, with jackson Branch o.
L. A NJ. :. II. h. At Hillsdale; with l.. 5. "
= II. r.. Al Bankers, with n. W D. A ). X. X,
o r points north and south.
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LAKE STORE e MICH S0U.-kICH
CENTRAL-JA CKS0N& FIT
YNE- ID. H. al
LAKE SHORE a MICH. sou. r. r.
Trains viii leave tho stations named, a. follows;

III Michigan Accommodation, going West
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand RAPIDS
Train at White Pigeon.
az Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect With Trains for Detroit at Adrian.
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Ayers
Hair Vi!gOr,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectual
for prcsery-
ing the hair.
Faded on gray
'hdir Is soon
restored to its
al. -. a.w.I
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SoREIY AFFLICTED.

rioSptes n % Sy isiosfseiISs % for & those sn ssietsd
With catarTh, wish 20 add my testimony in behalf
have been soreiy Aicted with this fearful disease
for four years. and have tried every known remedy
Without avail, until bought bottle OF the above
CURE from you. which gave me almost Instant re-
lief IL being n constitutional rs well ~ local
remedy believe u 10 be all that n claimed for IL
q Radical Cure for caiarrh.
Very truly yours. wM. AMET1vT,
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Limitations are applicable 70 an diseases of the
respiratyry organs, including Catarrh, Throat.
Diseases, Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption
and thousands of eases can b. cured hy this
mode of treatment when nothing ehe oaa reach
them.
Those who desire 10 consult me IN regard TO
their cases had better call At the once for an ex
animation, but n Impossible IN visit the once
personally may write for "Iist of Questlons. .
also Dr. Williams New Medical Treatise. - pa
zee, Illustrated, on Diseases % the Breathing
organs Sent free. Address.
w. HILTON WILLIAMS. w. NJ.
95i Woodward Avenue, DetrO
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DETROIT hILLSDAlE a SOUTH
WESTERN R.R
Trains will leave the stations named. as follows,
from aud after May 18th, ISIS:
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nETKoIr, Nov. u. isIs.

To the afflicted everywhere:
Am anxious TO let everyone know what Dr.
NJ Hilton Williams did for ine through the sys-
TEN OF inhalation. Nearly two years ago was
a great sufferer with consumption. ] had been
afIiicted for many months during which time
several physicians had treated me In the usual
way by giving me medicine by the stomach, and
was constantly growing worse. | was cough
ing and raising large quantities OF mucous from
nv lungs, and my lnngs were very sore, indeed
had a constant fever, and became so weak
that / was confined 10 nv bed nearly all the
time I began 10 despair OF ever getting well,
ami yet had fully made up my mind that In
case should get able would return 10 Germa-
nv for medical treatment. | was persuaded o.
place myself under Dr Williams treatment,
which did December 23d, ls79. The nrsi inha
lation helped me, and 20 make long story short
strange a. 10 nav appear, for 10 was truly won
ferful % me, I was entirely cured In one months
treatment: aud since that time, which Is nearly
two years ago, have taken no medicine, and
am as well to-day as ever was In my life. ! de-
sire all those who doubt the truth Of this 20 call
and see Re At my sfOre any time they see 1t.
WM. PETERS, Prop. Boot and Shoe Store.
g Monroe Ave. Detroit Mich.
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FITS EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently OtNd no humbug by one
months usage OF tT Gouiard's Celebrated lnfal-
nble PIT Powders To convince sufferers that
these pONders will do all We claim for them, We
Will send them by mail, post paid. a free Trial
box As Dr. Goulari is the only physician that
has ever made this disease a special study, and
a. TO our knowledge thousands have been perina-
nentiy cured by the use Of these Powders, we
will guarantee a permanent cure In every case,
or refund YOU an money expended. All suffer
ers should give these Powders an early trial, and
be convinced Of their curative powers.
Price for large box, $500, orr boxes for 5000,
sent by mail 20 any part OF the United states or
Canada on receipt OF price, or by express, {. y.
ID. Address,
ASH q ROBBINS.
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DETROIT. MICH.
NHl LION WILLIAMS, N. ID,
roprIetor.
Permanently Established Since 1870

over 600 persons treated since the establish
ment Of our Institute In Detroit, from all parts
OF the United States and Canada.
All diseases Of the respiratory organs treated
by the most improved medieated inhalations.
In order 10 show how quickly diseases disap-
pear under this mode OF treatment, we give q
few letters Of responsible persons who have
been radically cured, and are now living witness
es OF what has been done for them.
Mrs. Louisa Walters. OF Detroit, says:
AT nv own request have desired my testimO-
nv published for the benefit OF the aficted, In IN
Or. NJ. Hilton Williams, Of this city, In diseases
~ the throat and lungs | had been troubled
with catarrh for n long time, and with liberated
sore throat for about one year, OF the worst form
ever saw. | was almost constantly discharging
yellow and greenish matter from my throat,
which ANNOYED me very much, particularly At
night, which made me very nervous and weak.
had been treated by four different physicians
IN Chatham, ontario, before removed 10 De
troit, some months ago, and since that time one
physician here In Detroit treated me for twelve
weeks, with no benefit whatever; IN fact, was
constantly growing worse, and fearful lest
should have consumption OF the throat, / applied
that day, aud lust ten days after, May lst. am
well as ever. The dropping in.the throat has
all ceased, and all the liberation In the throat
has entirely healed up, and feel perfectly well
tn every way. II Is impossible for those who
have never been Ike sufferer TO realize my
me. and desire all 20 read this, that they may
know where they can nndrelief.
MRS. LOUISA WALTERS.
G. Porter ST.. Detroit. Mich.
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Medical.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.

Tho ioIiowing testimonials are from Mr.srs.- ..
entail Druggists. fhcy report hnpreeedsnisdiy
large sales and universal satisisction. No other
disease 10 80 alArmlngiy prevalent In that region.
They speak OF the following gentlemen As among
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COLLINS. s
vOLTAIC
PLAsTERs

For Local Pains, Lameness, Soreness.
Weakness. Numbness and Inflammation
OF the Lungs, Liver. Kidneys, Spleen,
Bowels. Bladder. Heart, and Muscles. are
equal to an army OF doctors and acres or
plants and shrubs Even In Paralysis.
Epilepsy or Fits. aud Nervous and In
voluntary Muscular Action, this Plaster.
by Rallying the Nervous Forces, has
effected Cures when every other known
remedy has failed.
Prioe 25 Cents,
Ask for Collins voltaic Plaster, and
insist on having it Sold by all Whole
sale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas. WEEKS q
POTTER, Proprietors. Boston, Mass
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LANSING DIVISION.

Trains viii leave the stations nRmed' as IoHo"
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ASH q ROBBINS.

s60 FULTON srREET, BRsoKLYS,N. Y
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ASH a. ROBBINS,

Sso FuuroS STREET, BROOKLYN, n. y
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concord. Nlch.. Jnne J. ia.

From T. ,. Valentine. pastor Of the ". p
Church At Cooper, Mich., SIX miles from KAla
mazoo:
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Young men often fail TO get on in tie
wo.lh because they neglect small oopor,u
mites. Not being faithful in little ,li ncs
they are not promoted TO the charge OF
5rea.cr things.
\ young in,n who gets subordinate
sitI,t!on some time tiliaks it is not netrs-
sary 10. him to give it mitch attention. Ike
Will wait till he gets pllee of responsible
ity, AMI then he will snow people what he
;.in do. This is Il very great mistake
Whatever his SITUATION may be. he shonl,l
master il in all lis details. ana perform all
its duties faithfully.
The habit of doisy his work thoroughly
ind conscientiously is what is most l;kely
TO enable Il young man TO make his own
way. With this habit u person with only
ordinary ability will outstrip one Of great
er talents who is in the habit of sighting
subordinate MATTERS.
Bit afer all. the mere adoption. by Il
young man. OF this great. essential rule OF
s,ircess. shows him to be possessed OF Sill
peiior abilities.
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No Complaint.

lie was a singularly grave man. even foi
Il sexton. For nearly Q half century he
had been a public fun,tionary-ha pea.
formed the conspicuous duties of IA sexton
set no one had ever seen him smile. Occa-
sionally le jeked. but he did it in such !;
funeral manner that no one could accuse
him OF levity.
One day Ire was standing on the church
steps. wip;ng his melancholy features Will,
red bandanna. \ hearse stood Near, and
three or four carriages were drawn up be-
hind it. The notes of the organ !loatetl
out of the windows with solemn effect. A
stranger came along and said:
'.Funelsl?''
And the old sexton gravely bowed his
heati--it was.
who's deatl:''
The old man again wipefl.his brow and
gaze the name of the deceased.
what complaint ~ asked the inquisitive
stranger.
Solemnly placing his bandanna in his hat
and covering his bald head, the old sexton
made answer:
There Is no complaint; everybody Is
entirely satisfied. ."-Worssstsr Rsas.
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&ma all Ti.ilsSs.

Many a young man OF talent has s:oot
idly looking on ar' saying within limsel!
if | were an orator rs such II one, or {;
reasoner rs such one. or an author as
such Il one. then | would make lay mark
in the world. Bit it should I've remember.
ell that that orator who now holds spell.
bound the delighted throng. ONE studied
his alphabet, that that profound debatet
who can sway minds rs the wind sways
the forest. once stWI I'll in the e., men.s o.
logic. ard that that brilliant author was
once boy. DemOstlleres. the great o,.-
tor OF Greece. whose ,loquence WAS :,l-
most irresistible. liada natural imped:mcnt
IN his speech. anl as IN essayist might
have been seen along Il shore addressing
the waves o. u2 in Il t,ee-'oo speaking TO
the tempest-tossed fors.. Adam Ciwke.
the great commentator aad l!nguist. was
once Il school-boy. and dull one, too. a,
that. Eisraeli, the G creat premier Of Eng
land. at his first attempt in parliament.
was ri1iculrl; but finally when he wou!
address the house af MOBILES, they would
cry, Hear! hear!''
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\ fseNllrAs0ie Discovery.

Mr. HenryW owns stock ranch
n tic Indian Territory, in the Peoria Ma
ton. on which is situated the bi. sulphur
spring. The spring. The spring is sur.
rounded by aqulgilirc. which, is very deep
AMI 's!nsiy." and SO soft that it will not
bear any considerable weight, Mr.. W.
/ lately undertook 10 curb the spring in Or
der 10 get water nlore easily, and while
working in tie m.re came upon what ap-
!,eared to be IN enormous bone. lie at
once began an eX animation. which disclOs-
ell the startling fact that it MAS tie head OF
some minmoii, beast. His curiosity was
aroused, and. VITA tie assistance of three
other men. he begtn the work of excava-
,ien, For four days they worked, bat did
not sscesea ia bringing the monster to the
= ;r'ace. They threw of the mari. but
coa!, not lit the head of this golitic giant.
rhey found the skeleton well preserved,
mi the immense teeth still Sc. in the jaws,
II jaws Were both in place and the spinal
column attached to tie Uranium. The
earth WAS thrown OF from the body to the
length OF ttwenty feet, but still the gigantic
skeleton remained beneath. Three of :he
measurement to be each eight feet in length.
The dirt was removed from the inside o,
the osseons structure. and there lay the
skeleton OF human being, with l02 flint
arrow points and fifteen flint knives. The
Uranium indicated that it was the skeleton
r
ble for the man to have been inside the ahi-
NAL without having been swallowed by
him. and this theory is substantiateti by
the fact that the bones of tile right side OF
the skeleton were broken and mashed, ap-
parcntly by force. The monster. there
fore. must have been c.lrnivorous. which is
also proven hy the teeth which exhibit the
marked characteristics OF a fiesh-earing
beast. \ large mOlar and two incisors.
taken from the upper Jaw, were exhibited
to us at onr office yesterday. the largest
one weighing eight pounds and measuring
eight by four inches in size. There are
two large molars and two blunt tusks on
each side of the jaw. The teeth between
the molars and the tusks are incisors, hav-
ing from two to six points and correspond
iag prongs to each tooth. In front Of the
tusks the teeth are similar to those of most
clrnivo:ous animals In shape. All the
bop,s Indicate that they have l,in buried
for IN Incredibly long period, rs they
crumole rapidly vixen brought in contact
with the atmosphere.
Every circumstance goes to show that
these are the llryest animal remains ever
resarrected. and the teeth. tusks and struc-
ture OF the head and jaws prove unmistak-
ably that it WAS Of the c:nivorous Glass;
-Cdrthage (No.) Patriot.
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Advice for BOys.

Horace Mann writes: "YOu are mace tC
be kind. generous. magnanimOus. If ther,
IS 4 boy in school who has Il club foo.
don't let him know that you ever saw i,
If there is Il poor boy with ragged clothes
don't talk about rags in his hearing. /
there is Lame boy. assign him some pa.
of the game which does not require run.
ninr. If there is hungry one. give him
part of your dinner. II there is Il dnl one
help him on with his lesson. If there is ;
bright one. be not envious of him: for 4
one boy is proud of his talents. and an
other is envious # him. there are two
great wrongs. AMI no more talent before
II Il larger or stronger boy has injut,!
you. anil is sorry for it. forgivr 'iim, ans
request the teacher not to punish him. Al
the school will show by their coun.enanu
how much better il is than to have Il gcea.
fist"
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A Dog That Eeturacd GoOA for EVIL

y strange scene occurred the other day
1t S.reck on tie Meseile. Herr Schmidt
had dog which he wished to get rid of.
Rowing ont into the middle Of the river.
lie fastened stone around the dogs head
and threw him into the water. The animal
sank ut once; but during his struggles the
rope slipped of the stone. and he again
rose 10 the surface and tried to get back in
I" the boat. His master, however. con-
timed to push him back. but az the dog
perseyered. he lost his patience, and s.rik-
ing him with his oar, lost his footing and
tell into the water himself He was ,,naLl..
to swim, but the dog seizing him by his
coat, succeeded in bringing him to land,
after being repeatedly washed away by the
cIrrent. The dogs Lie was spared, we
are happy to aay.--Lo~dos Eramissr.
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The telephone is spreading all oyc,
Europe. In Germany it is now part ol
the post office system. II is in more gen
eral use in that country than IN tlle United
States, because nothing is paid TO the
patentee: whereas, here every telephone
pays an annual charge OF fifty dollars. II
the tax were not SO high 1t would be more
generally employed. The English Post
Office Department has adopted the bell
telephone rs part of its telegraph system.
Ina recent telephone experiment in con-
nectiDn with the cable, twcnty-one and
thmc-auarters miles long. between Dover
ss,d Eal.is, there Was not the slightest fail
ure during period OF two hours. Though
three other wires were busy ut the saline
time, every word was heard through the
telephone, and individual voices were dis
tinaMIGhed. w
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TISdO111.

Expense of time is the most costly of all
expenses.
The eyes of other people are the eyes
that ruin us.
Virtue itself o1tnds when coupled Will,
fOrbidding manners.
Each succeeding day is the scholar of
that which preceded.
! Dccency is the least of all laws. but vet
! it is the law which is the most strictly OBJ
served.
Men are generally more careful of the
breed Of their horses and dogs than of their
children.
Everything is worth seeing once. and the
more one sees the less one either wonders
or adnilrs.
The woman who is resolved to be re-
spcctesl can make herself TO be so. even
amidst an army Of soldiers.
The reglec; at any time preparation for
death is to sleep at our pest at sci"e: bu.
to omit it in Old age, is to sleep at IN a.
tack
Always do as the sun does-look at the
bright side of everything: it is just as
cheap ana three times as good for dircs-
ton.
Learn to say No and mean it. and stic!,
to it. DO not daily with sin and tempt:,-
ton. Have principles and abide by them.
BE steldf,st, linn.ovcabie.
The trlest help we can render to an af-
tl!ctcd man is not to take his burden tom
him. but to call ont his hes. strength that
he may be able to bear the burden.
Let u man keep the Inv, any Inv. and his
pathway will be strewn with satisfaction.
Tlieis' is more difference in the quality OF
our pleasure than the amount.
The happiness of life consists IKE the
day. not in single FLASHES of light. bul
in one continued mil serenity. Tie most
beautiful period of the heart 5 existence is
this equable light. even though It lie oaly
moons!iinc or twilight. Now the mind
alone can obtain for us tiiis heavenly cheer
fitness and peace.
1t is no: what people eat, 5ut what they
digest. that makes them strong. 1t is 10.
what they gain. but what they save. thai
m k IS them rich. 1t is not what they read
bat what they remember. that makes them
learned 1t is not what they profess. but
what they practice. that makes them right
eOuS.
"llc is not handsome. but he has such ::
pleasant way that one cannot hcip king
him. is Il remark often D,is.c con .crnin.
some popular man. AMI tsrfr are 4 at.ous-
and pretty. engaging little ways which ev-
cry person may put on wilton. r.nn;nn
tie risk OF being deemed affected or fop-
p.sh. The sweet smile. the cordial bow.
the earnest movement in addressing :,
friend. the inquiring glance. the graceful
attention whicb is So captivating Wien uni
ted with se1f-posscssion. these will ins,ue
lis the good regards OF even cli,rl.
Brain work. and that Of ,l.c Gle ,rcs'
kind. comes into profitable play quite s
well OH the farm rs anywhere else. 1.ool,
ahead: just get Il view OF the posit.oa: lav,
plouyhing. sowing. harvesting and selling
all done at the proper time. Never hurry.
but always drive work ahead. Know in
the evening what you intend to 10 the next
day. Have your rainy t'ay and your clear
day occupation designed before hand. Al
ways bring into requisiiion the full means
for composing the desired ends. In short.
study and understand your business. and
you will enjoy it. and thrive ut it.
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CuriCsitieS Of Life.

Lay yo'ir finger on your pulse and know
that at every stroke some fellow being
crosses the river Of death; an, FIVE think
of it we my well wonler that 1t shonl be
SO long before our turn eomas.
IIlt of all who live, die before seventeen
years.
Only one person in ten thouslnl lives to
be one hundred years Oh. and but one in
one hundred reaches sixty.
The ,parriel live longer than the sin
xla