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CONSUMPTION
CURED.

A n Old Physician, retired from active prac-
II tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India Missionary the formula of u
Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and perma-
nept cure of
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-08-22

vegetine is Sold by All Druggis SITS
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A vorv suoat s,orv &c Iovc mamma
r., Cg.o;o.o,i uLouo. rorv cow
40 "a, ,h;nc.a,o, o,,Do aud rrolohlv
wo noror ,h,,,d ho,o b.d mi. ON.
oloo,;no ,oio hod M, ,ho horn and
horo;no hoon ;nror,od e,r ,ho occo.
zion c,,m Ko,,,cLv a Stain which ia
.L..Ia.ol a. Al. -. %, Lo,oo.
.ud Douoor,,;o mo;o,;,;es and horo.
inc. and .nnor;or whi.Lv pros Pic
has ,.,,h, soh,ol .cro.s Tho r;vo,
From C;nc;nn.,; e., manv yoor. AMI
a..o,.l L;...o,,u.. 81 S,,n,a,..
and s,,dovs ond n,oh o,her limo 70
u,,,l.L Il 600. - 80, .nd
~. ,,I....., Ill. 90, .. an ,Lo
p..e,'.o. w,s co. .na IIuld,h 900.
c,r,vs,o A,o, ,ono oloron voor.
u,id.h,s e,lks hoa;nr;nc ~ ,b;rL
,bev woro oo;no 70 oI,oco,hor ,oo
much ex,eose e,r 6rsvood aud coal.
ali and ox,,o dinner. f,r tho proso.sor
and to.l;nr ,bo, ,hors ,oyor vonld no
spv wedding af,er all. began 20 tell
n.,,oh,. .,o5;o. r., ,Lo pr,,o..or
m - urIdoh orv and Loco hin,
,ho ,,oro and ,ho s,ro,oov e,;l;rc no
w,s e,rh;daon ,ho bo,so Than Ina
climbed in tho narlor virdovs and
tho bovs Rounded hin, with fepce.
hoard, as he went tbrouvb. And
then ,bev fred blank cor,ridoe. nj,
him in Tho sill dork,es. ol ,be n;gb,
and finally loaded their guns with
hs.,s and of,erw,rd with hird.sbot
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Farop.s

In the following advice, which we
find in an exchange. We think the wri-
ter considerably strains his point, and
yet there are suggestions which few
can ponder without profit;
IF you want to be happy. never
ask favor. Give as many as YOU
can, and if'any are freely offered, it is
not necessary to be too proud to take
them; but never ask for or stand
waiting for any. Who ever asked a
favor at the right time? To be re.
fused is woeful stab to ones pride.
IL is even worse than TO have n favor
granted hesitatingly. We suppose
that out of hundred who petition for
the least thing-if it be even an hour
of time ninety-nine wish, with burn
ing cheeks and aching hearts, they
ha not done so. Don't ask favprs of
your nearest friend. Do everything
for yourself until you drop, and then
if anyone picks you up, let it be of his
own free choice, not from any groan
you utter. But while you can stand,
be a soldier. Eat your own crust,
rather than feast on anothers dainty
meals; drink cold water rather than
another's wine. The world is full of
people asking iavors, and people tire
Of granting them. Love or tender
ness should never be put aside, when
its full hands are stretched towards
you; but rs few love, 80 few are ten
der; a favor asked is apt to be a
milestone around your neck, even if
you gain the thing you want by the
asking. AS you cast you bread on
the water, and it returns, so viii the
favor you ask, if unwillingly granted,
come back to you when you least ex.
pect or desire. FavOrs conceded up.
on solicitation are never repaid. They
ore more costly in the end than over.
due Insurers bills"
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Daliel Webster once dined with an
old Coston merchant, aud when they
came to the wine dusty old bottle
was carefully desc,nted by John and
passed to the host Taking the bottle
he poured ont Mr.. Webster's glass and
handed it to him. Then pouring out
another gigs for himself, he held it to
the light and sand;
elbow do you like it. Mr.. Web
sters"
II think it is fine specimen of old
Port"
snow. can you guess what it cost
mel" said the host.
Surely not" said Mr.. Webster. IL
only know tina. il is excellent"
"well, now can tell you, for |
made a careful estimate the other day.
When | add the interest to the first
price, find that it cost me the sum
of just one dollar and twenty cents
per glass;"
Good gracious! you don't say SO"
said Mr.. Webster-and then draining
his glass he hastily presented it again,
with the remark:
"Fill il up again ms quick as you
car, for | want to stop that coniound-
Ell interest"
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STAMFORD. X ".
prererss aud Notices Srom shcks-

...,,.,.s v,,,.., ,,.u s,,,..
peure.
Impotence hath its privileges.
There Is no virtue like necessity.
He tires betimes that spurs too fast
betime.
Small showers last long, but sud
den storms are short.
With eager feeding, food doth choke
the feeder.
Though death be poor, il ends a
mortal woe.
The ripe fruit falls first.
Uneasy lies the head that wears the
crown.
A man can die but once, we owe
God death.
He that dies this year Is quiet for
the next.
Grief Is proud and makes his owner
stoop.
No word like pardon for king
mouths so meet.
Tell the truth and shame the devil.
There Is some soul Of goodness in
things evil, would men observingly dis.
till it out.
Thrice Is he armed who has his
quarrel just.
The thief doth fear each bush and
officer.
The bird that has been lined in the
bush, with trembling wings misdoubt-
eth every bush.
Two may keep counsel, putting one
away.
He that is robbed not knowing what
is stolen. let him not know it and he
is not robbed at all.
They laugh that win.
Rich gifts wax Door when the piyers
are unkind.
Who covers faults, at last with
shono d.r;dos
-. -. u;,, 1900.
Love 'easons VII" 'e"so"'
co""'us "e "a" " o.'O'e
'ne,i ue".". '"e '""' "e'e' '"''e
vi ue"." ou' o"'o'
AS hre drives out hre' so pity, ply
Some that smile have in their hearts
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Derivation Of Csmmow Words aud
Erprcssioms.


The word pamphlet" is derived
from the name of a Greek authoress,
PamphyIia, who compiled history of
the world into thirty-five little books.
Punch and Judy" is a contraction
from Pontius and Judas. 1t is relic
of an old "miracle play" in which
the actors were Pontius Plate and
Judas Iscariot.
"Bigot" is from Visigotha, in which
the fierce and intolerant Arianism of
the Visigoth conquerur of Spain has
been handed down to infamy.
"Humbug." is from Hamburg; "a
piece of Hamburg-news" was in Ger
many a proverbial expression for false
political rumorms.
"Gauze" derives its name from
GAIA, where it was first made.
"Tabby cat" is all unconscious that
her name is derived from Atab, a ia
nous street in Bagdad inhabited by
the manufacturers of silken stufs call.
ed atabi or taffety, the wavy markings
of the watered silks resembling pus-
sy's coat.
cold Scratch" is the demon Skrat.
ii, who still survives in the supersti-
tons of Northern Europe.
cold Nick" is none other than
Nikr, the dangerous water demon of
Scandinavian legend.
The lemon takes its name from the
city Of Lima.
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For the past few months Messrs.
Moody and Sankey have had "crowd-
ed houses" at their great Boston show,
and there has been some religion and
good deal of fun in the Tabernacle.
The other night an old gentleman en-
tered the Tabernacle. Seating him
self comfortably in an ushers chair,
he gazed with satisfaction upon the
scene around him and listened to the
music of the choir. Soon one of the
ushers approached and politely in
formed him that he was occupying an
usher's seat.
"Yes," said the old gent, "it is a
very good seat indeed"
"But il is the usher's seat" repeat
ell the young man, with more EN-
phasis.
"Yes," remarked the old man, ''you
told me SO before"
"But say it is the usher's seat,
and you must not occupy it,"
"Who is the usher?'
IL am"
"And you want me to get up, do
your"
"Yes, l do
"See here, young man, do you think
this il the way to treat AN old gentle
man like me, who has come to get re-
ligion ?"
Il will see whether you will get up
or not" said the now irate young
man, who went to secure the aid of
brother usher.
The old gentleman saw the two re-
turning, with determination in their
eyes and wands of authority in their
hands, and he said to them:
"Now don't aggravate me, young
men, don't aggravate me! When |
get excited ] am very liable to have
iits. l feel one coming on now. i'll
do have a fit, you just take me out in-
TO the fresh air." +.
The suggestion of fits caused panic |
among the ladies and gentlemen in
the vicinity. and the seats around
him were vacated with great alacrity. !
The old gentleman (who, by the
way, is one our Of well-known citizens,
and who enjoys joke, took advan.
tage OF this circumstance to secure a
seat nearer the platform, where he
could hear better. The ripple OF ex'
citement subsidized, and DIR. Tourjee
requested the audience to join in the
chorus of "Hold the Fort /
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"a Repository OF Fashion, PIrHsur
AMI instruction"
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The ka;dr i the organ OF the fishinuallr sufll
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Frighliul thought! while gazing
upon that dazzling face IN the ball
room with a pearly brow. the pink
cheeks and jelty eyebrow. to reflect
how comPlaeently the lilly girl who
owns il sits behind her maxi Of death,
aud smiles uncousclously while the
deadly lead is giving tug alter tug up.
on the vital cords of her system
New Orleans Picayune's Alsrmist.
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Mr.. Cobleigh bought pair of deer's
antlers, the other day, and had them
mounted in the hall. lie was might
lily pleased with the effect the, pro-
duced, aud during the first day ire.
quently viewed them, throwing back
his head, and closing one eye, in an
eminenlly critical manner. Ia the
evening one OF the neighbours women
came in to borrow a needle, and she
noticed the aullers the moment she
entered This very much gratifed
Mr.. Cobleigh.
Law sakss," he oAolaimel; "what
made ylu PIT them hornes up there!
Il ln,a, like meat market"
rhis comment made NJ, C"b'eigh
80 sick that he had to go to bed
Danburv Nows. !
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lAnNille siati Stih stage 10 and nom Dsnviie
CITY; Al stanurd With stages 10 aud run, somer..,.
m hichmond Junction 10 aud frsm points bet wen
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s, mr;1mS of Diseased !. ,cg.
p.\l\ ilrhe righ, SIDE underline edge
Of the rihs. increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain i in the Jeff Gle
the patton; isrlrclvable tolic onlhc lcit
side sometimes the pain i felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top of The shoulder and
is sometimes mistaken for hcuml.
tiSm in the arm. The stomacli,lilcct-
cd with loss of appetite AMI sickness;
the bowels in general arc costivc.
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accompan-
led with dull heavy sensation in the
back part. There t. generally con.
siderable l9sSG Of mrmorV aCcompan-
led with a painful sensation OF having
left undoac something Wh.ch ought to
have been done. \ slight, ,ty cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa.
iicnt complains of WEAKNESS and de.
bility he is easily startled. his feet are
cold or burning, and he complansoia
prickly sensation OF the skin his Spir-
It's are low: and although lac is salts
fed that exercise would be bcnclicial
to him, yet lac can scarcely summon
up foIiiiudc enough to tiy il. In fact.
Inc distrusts every remedy Scycrllui
the Observation-Disclosures disease
but cases have occurred where lcW o'
them existed, yet examination ul the
body, aiterdealh, has shown ihviIlr:
to have been extensively dcriugrd
AGUE AND FEY Err
DR. c. M!LANE's LIVER Pul~.,
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER when
taken with Quininc, are productiNcol
the most happy results, No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to-
OF after taking Quinipe. We would
advise al who are afflicted with this
disease TO give them A FAIR rHIAL
For all Bilious arrangements anal rs
asimple purgative they aremncqullcd
BEwARE o. LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. G. M'LANEs
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prise vf the publish, and the tact aui BON ct
Its editors Dor whatever j. hest aud most rUislt-
blc m the literature ct travel discovery and fJtuu
the average reader Of today l,nks 10 hafy-fs Nig-
d1iHs, just o. eNpcctautly a. did the reader ul r.
quarter uf century agu thefc j. the Sfuie admir-
able variety of couteuts and tho same fI,shurss
and suggsstivens-< In IT. eiltarltl Departments
nov as then.=Bisirs .iaaffrf
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For Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs. Colds.
whooping Cough,
Bronchitis. Asthma.
and Consumption.

The reputation it has attained, in consequence Of
the marvellous cures 1t has produced during tie
last half century, is a sufficient assurance to the
public that il will continue to realize the happcst
results that can be desired. In almost every
section Of country there are persons, publicly
known who have been restored from alarming anil
even desperate diseases Of the lungs, byits use.
All who have tried it acknow ledge its superiority.
and where its virtues are Known, No one hc.itatcs
as to what medicine to employ to relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary aiec-
tons. CnEEEN PICTORIAL always affords in
slant relief, and performs rapid cures OF the
nilier varieties ofbronchial disorder as well as
the more formidable diseases OF tie lungs.
As safeguard to children, amid the ',i,iress-
ins diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, it is invaluable for, by its timely use
mulitudes are rescued and restored to health
This medicine gains friends at every trial, rs
the cures 1t Is constantly producing are ton re-
markablr 10 he forgotten. No family should lie
vianu, .;, and those who have once used It
| ncy," val.
..ncnt Physicians throughout the country
Fee. rite 81, ani Clergymen oflen recommend IL
....l ,i.-.. Gu"w lc,isc nj H. eject,
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A husband lately recovered $40, 900
damages from railroad company for
killing his wife, on the ground that
the railroad was cheaply and badly
constructed. A great many married
men are trying to find out the name
sf the railroad.
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CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO
TINT: Table Sp =.
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 9th. 1877.
TRAINS soUru ROUND


~ and az connect with 1. e. ALRR
tal kentucty River hridsc.
tn Connect with Stages &c Harrulshur.
tal Uonnett With :. ". Hsliway &c Hsrtolsbuv
tol Cunnert vth T. a y. asd ~. : RR
rraih- No ! and Ne. stop " nufgin inr pinnrr.
TRAINS NORTH BOUND.
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TaA,Ns eoINa NORTH.


TRAIN NJ. 70 connects .t Richmond Ian.tian
10 aud from paints between there amt Livlnrstuf
~ stanford v ,th Stages 10 and from Somerset; at
lnnNiile station III stages 10 and irum DanViils
0iyi NJ MiIrhellshurg With stss-. 10 sud nom rer
vile aud ilafruisbutgi VI Lebanon With stsErs
10 NOM Springfield, tamphsllsviilr, Columbia asd
HfccpshufH ~ lehsnon iunctioa With Trains
leaving ~ Z - .. n. and "a A. n. Gr Memphis
MuhtguhetN, aud intermediate psiints. Pass~nscrs
gulug 70 points North, Fast, aud Meri ffum Louis
VIE are transferred 10 Train No. ~ Lebanon
junction. Train No. connects At Cincinnati lane
ton With J.. e a L.. u. fof the Moth and East;
y Louisville IN Union Depot with q. A NJ. aud , b,
~ u ia the Worth, Es.t, aud West and
With I. :. Male iiBe St-anief- Esf Cincinnati and
the Iast