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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-09
Spirit Of gtfttrsol,,
CharlestoWn, JEFFERSON County. West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Q. 1870.
A Story for Children.

When Mr.. John Wise, of this city. was
lost in his balloon, called The Pathfinder"
several weeks ago, the newspapers printed
many accounts of trips made into the air
some by brave men and some by foolish ones.
A lady who lives in the town of Centralia, in
the State of Illinois, said nothing until all
the rest were through talking. Then, one
day last week, she told the editor of the ST.
Louis Republican to look in the No. of the
Republican that was printed ON the 2lst of
September, 1858. The editor looked and
found an account of how two little children
took trip in balloon all by themselves.
90 that day an aronaut. or sailor of the air,
named Brooks, flled his air-ship with gas on
the farm of Mr.. Harvey, who lived near
Centralia. He expected to sail up in the
afternoon. Abort noontime Mr.. Harvey
put his two children into the basket Of the
balloon just to please them, and not thinking
for moment of any danger. The balloon
was tied to tree by ropes. All at once
gust of wind broke the ropes, and the ball
the two children in the basket Mr.. Harvey
was wild with grief, and shouted aloud,
.They're lost, they're lost" All the neigh.
bors ran to the spot only to see the balloon
drifting off to the north and more than mile
high. One of the children was girl-Net-
tie, eight years old-and the other was her
little brother, Willie, four years, Both cried
when they found themselves leaving the
ground aud going on very, very strange
journey indeed. Nettie looked over the
edge of the basket aud saw her father wiring
ing his hands away below. Soon the people
looked to her smaller than babies and the
houses like toy houses. She and Willie were
going up, up, up all the time. 81 expect
we are going to Heaven, Willie," said Net
tie. Willie thought it was worry cold in
Heaven, then, for the higher they went the
colder it grew. Nettie wrapped Willie in
her apron and held his hand in her lap until
he cried himself fast asleep. Then Nettie
folded her hands and waited. She said: 81
think we must bo near the cato now." She
meant the gate of Heaven that she had heard
about in Sunday School. But Nettie fall
asleep too. When she awoke she found
that some strange man was lifting her from
the basket. The strange man was farmer
in Northern Illinois, who had seen balloon
drifting low across the field The rope was
dragging, and SO ho caught it and landed tho
children safely. The balloon had foated all
night Nettie and Wifffe's father soon
learned that they had been found, and took
them home two days afterward. Nettie is
now woman, aud the very same one who
told the Republican to look back in its files
for the story PhiIaaelphia Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-09
Po ErIcAL
WHO SHALL GO F1RsTp
Who shall 80 tirst to the shadewy land.

Who shall SO first to the shadewy land,
My love orIf
Whose will it be in grief to stand
And press the cold, unanswer1ng hand.
Wipe from the brow the dew of death.
And catch the soft liuttering breath.
Breathe the loved name nor hear reply.
In anguish watch the glazing eye;
His or minef
Which shall bend over the wounded sod.
Ny love orIf
Commsnding his precious soul to God,
TIll the dolefull fall of the.muf1cd clod,
Startles tn mind to consciousness
OF it's bitter anguish and life distress,
Dropping the pail per the loye-lit past
With mourpful murmur ..the last-the last %
My love orIf
All! then, perchauee to that mourner there.
rt- Ny love orIf.
Wrestling with anguish and deep despair.
An angel shall come through the gates of prayer
And the busning eyes shall cease to weep,
And the so BIS melt down in a sea of sleep.
While fancy. freed from the chains of day.
Through the shadowy dreamland floats away:
My love or1f
Which shall return to tho desolato home.
My love orIf
And list for stop that. shall never come,
And bark for voice that must still be dumb
While the half-stunned senses wander back
To the cherries life and thorny track;
Where tho silent room aud the vacant chair
Have memories sweet and hard to bear;
My love or II
And then. methinks on that boundary land
My love andIf
The mourn'i and the mouFner together shall
stand
Or walk by those rivers of shining sand.
Till the 40 a.,
Finds the stone of his sepulchre rolled away.
And over the cold, dulI waste of death.
The warm. bright sunlight of Holy Faith,
Nv love ondIf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-09

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-09

TEE TIDY HousEw1TE.-Tbe careful.
tidy housewife. when she is giving her house
It's spring cleaning. should bear in mind that
the dear inmates Of her house are more pre-.
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need cleansing by purifying the blood, regu.
Ia.ing the stomach aud bowels 10 prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-09

Train No 635 runs Sundeys, Mopdhys, ednes'
days and Fridays only. No. 642 runs Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays only. No. 648 runs
Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS only. All
other trains daily except Sunday No. 6l0 con-
meets at Strasbnrg with trnips to and from Alex
andria. No. 610 dimes at nit. Jackson.
Noyember IS. 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-09

seuinp Machine Needles, .Attachments
and Oil, sold By z. 7. KIRBY. Martinssurg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-11

= Sin neues 8ffla9eltss aDprt III baa
WrtAows Don osa .9utsn Sttpclutiuna
rem" bas tuirtttb flafiffd, 1T uno lid tri,
Rig an bic onoeren ssflageltea aBorte 8is.
mards anrejbt, !reiGe man in usuc(ier Bet
sefammelt bat. 9rofsFcr @iraorp {pra6,
i'm preubildbsn Nb8scronetanbaus rpie
folst: ngs if Elm GROCER llnter1aieo spt>
lhsn @eSclaticnar iein uno swi(aten Wft.
euns gum SGniesmprb. Gs eie6t in
ciflsn srOben S!aoten gurcpas siele, Id
fam iassn, CUTE IapoIutioadre, sepiTe
Iaeifale, Die imner 6sreit Fus, babei ;u
sin, trenn es Elm bisd3en peiter aebt, uno
Die ibr 9tten aud ein1ssen fi,r bic Sa@e,
'snb Senen es niat farauf anfommt, bel
@elesen9sit zines &fes aud anoere
3u tGsten. Qter bis}elten Detloapn mGs
rem bod nidt ;u babeu' nsnn e0 lib pa,
rum bantelte, einen Morbserlua su ma
den auf eiae bsitimmts Ysrlon. Das 1T
cod Gin GROCER unter1dieO, unb IS beist
ooa in ter Scat iid ssrlinp;ssa AT Dem
suten 8uf Der 8eoeIutiondrs, pfnn man
fe einfada 81 &GnissmOspsrn fsmpsta
miQ."
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+ 6aftap GGlei1cr. /

Taleerapti1ae Oepe1 1dsn bringsn uni
bic traurIse NaAridt bon bem selterr
sIbsna, BEN 10. Sanuar, mad II III,
ateubs erfolsten SOB un1eres gengree
rsprdisntantsn @naap @hleiAer. Oi'
3uyss Bet 3eit erlaubt una, beute nur
einise tpsnise 8emertunsen ilbsr eielsu
talsntprllen Nspraientaatea bes DsatlA-
tbums BON Ssras gu MAIDEN.
Gu ias Saleidper wurna i'm Sabre
1921 in Tarmfaet in Sslien esberfn.
CT bsiadte bic lla;psrfgat @ieBen uno
ti.bete iIh sals!tt sumMrmitset an u. Srse.
nieur eus. @sine erfte bemssfsna mertse
arbeit mar Die Nuslsgna5 Der g,isnbatn
poa Darmitacts aaa Jrantfurt am
Wail,. Sr SaGre 1S47 ypanosrte er nit
elmer @usatl Deutiasr, RE man bier &C
wSbnlid Bic 8isr,'ser nanate, nah 1eras
aus uno laneete i'm SaE, peGelte Sabrss
in @aluelton. Sen ea wanosrte er nit
fsiueu GsuciIsa mad Nsu. 8raunffls,
no ir i1A 3uerit tn Baeo Sprinss ME
0frlitben. Damn ains es meter nab
tem Sanp, no bic GDlouie 8ettina ge,
er,lnbste wurSs. Son ba sins @hlsiAer
nab Gan Mntonio surud unb stablirte
nit ieinsu Sdwsfern Elm Spei|ebaus.
SIN Sabre 1853 wuree er els Mspra
ientant in Die 2ssSlatur sewabIt unp
1854 gum 5elbmslfsr fir Den Diitrict
a5srar. SIN Sabre 1859 wurpe sr
Stnats .Senasor. gDabreus ess ariesfs
maftte CT i'd, ols S'seaisur nablib unp
baste nntar aEefrea has 6cyt Bel Satine
HaS, tas ipetsr in nsr arieseasfhiste
eine 70 spihti9e 5tcde fpelte. 9iedo renl
.asisss belt CT icb !an5srs 3eit AM gon
do auT,s no er sim ipin sebGgi3ss SsSd
gano cuituprte.
Ssi Ger In! Sl1re 1874 itat!gab dtan
baniplra.i,6en Grnpfnticn 'puroe 81 ssri
eritsn Wfale ais GonsrsBrepraisntent No.
minirt unp eesen ben &spualifaner Sal.
oan semdDtt. Seine s8ieeerpatl erfplate
I'm Sagre 1876 oane semertsns4psytbs' Sp.
petition. Iie Wsfdi@ts fsiner pritten
gSa5l ii tsIannt. Ssin erithnam r.yp
antsr 4ufilat eineS @onerebeomites nab
Gan antOnio Transporting psrpsn, 100 ii,
1enissn 2asen bic gsesoiSuns tatttiaben
pirD.
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l1nlcre Set ensbalter

ban9t in eru6em Ma6e spn unferer gefel-
unS cher GernahldDiguns ecr Welunebe!tsae-
icss ab. Wenn mir risle Dtr9strn, 10 fJnuen
mir niht frmlrteu, Elm boDts 2!tcr III erreitcn.
Dag aber Gle Griitens eia3repn 9ia!ar lApa1
liGen, pher eurlb lirantDeit ssrriitteten Goa(ti.
taiton Sfrlaaaert ipffeen FAM, 1T cine &bat>
iads, spn Der mir tagteb Sspeil, crbaiisn.
Ter telebsnee, GinisB son s 0 4 tiers
Magen bitters All cine galami4se Na.
tnr liefert einen i6laeeussn 8.pris fir biz
gsbsnsssraagtrun8sFraft eur9 guts osilaittA.
8ifstrbersslEsilts 8ersauanase2 ia lej8e All
initiation, pirmebrter g!ppstt unp gelunpcr
Sd5laf sebSren III BEN Sesnunssn, welG,e bic.
fcs pppiiglide gaIGngungamitlrl ZEN Gntfral
tetsn Serleibt. atit terei6ertem 8lut, aelt1rf
III Nerfer unb berubislm Ncrpenly|fem lbll
Der patiert, Der ca5 8iters eetraut9t, GAP c5
nm irine getenspauer niai mebr IcfragliA itibi
mic 3aspr = cap er nc6 2.seI9t ba., Gin yii-
itisrs Iltsr su frreiAen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-11

- Der @beriT bon Meeennan County
flag ,wfi WGreer Elm, auf beren gtarei
fans cine 8etcbnuns sca 600 Dollar
gslsbt war.
= Gin anSsrer WGrber Spbn 8. Greer
tpures' ppn einem Manne aus 8arn s
eOuni9 sin3slaagsn uno uaA 9srpleap
eetratt.
- Gin giisn6a6n,u5 ssruasldfte BEL
WarftalI in 5c.se elmer eetrphengn
saisn'. Die YomercY Sruppe bsfans
lIh auf rem 3use uno prsi Mitstsosr
eerislten mureen lfner Ysrwunsat. Gu,
beraem srhIeien sier anbtre galIaaiere
psrlsbun9sa uno Elm 5arbissr purpe &C.
tSotet.
- Sn Galss fsl bsr ahtjd9rise 5reh.
Wastid In ben 1ririiY unp ertrant.
- Sn Souiton BAT Or. MegrYpe ben
Sbsrif MeDaee spn Waasr Counts gum
Dusu seforoert.
- Sn AnRiu Rnro 5err 50. @er6arb,
Der turtb nen perltorbenen 4anrecmmtlIar
0rops in pa5 Qanpamt baruisn mugpe
fSsine 5aimatb ipar Nsu Srauuiels.
= Sn Sort Glatt farb Der Ser ct.
Wariaaa Groptl.
- Nm 8. Nbenes entnedte man In
Galrefcn Gsusr am goro Der Barrie -.
B. Gehrane, wslde 5000 Baasn Baum.
pOae ssluDeu bat, @lan tcffte Die Qaounl
retten su tSnasn purA ysrfsnisn pea
S&ifes.
= Sn gSrne bat iia elm Streidmu.
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los 3ul lammensetrase.. ipurbsn. als ateg
biefe @rt Der gefsinpuns fsin gnoe err
reidte, @erblle uno StenlGutt fitb tnmsr
bDbfr tbilrmten, baB bic nahselanpten
MaiIen snplih ttsit,peiie tn Die S0ble biu.
sinrolten foante fein 3psifsl msbu bar
iiber ipaltsa, bab man, f6 sslRdnpia
iiter tuabneno, BEN tsufliihsn 9lan sefaet
hattf, bic Sllihtiinas nab Der Nrt Der tcrt
trildsnofn Sitts Der 2ti1enbfltattung
eiusumauern.
Nath Jest bewabrte Gar1uta, fs bsi Der
fiji it2ts wieeer erneuernfen Strung pere
petlltt ben WunlG tires &atera ~ egfuf.
len uno einiaidIafsn fudts, lore bsttsrs,
fintlihe 5iube. Sa ihrer gyinnsrung
tauhte tas Q5ilo bss 6rasnsa Rinosa nuf,
tpelhss fis auf ben &hiesu pja9te, aaein
In frsunoiicber Jorm. 6erH blicb lit ispe
asftiae Grre9una msldle se,rSbntib auf
eia Wafisn ibrss frunfbafteu Seslen,u.
ifanbes pineeaiste. So ianlte Stimme
ater perid>as1te bas gBe5, wslnas BEN
yOlOsrstsr uno GQiut BEL Dem Gjssanfen
an bic na6ite 3ufanFt beIhja, 70 baB lis
ibre 8efirbtnnsen girsr ppr bem Napern
faum aussuipre6en wasten. Sur Der
Delaware per(tlrrte In fsiner unsrIaiitter-
lidsa 8ube, caeurb bic 0efabrteu ermu
tbisenD uno cine !ebte 5oTnans auf slad,
lide5 gatfcmr,su 1hiireno.
gs mub e'wus sefdeben, iprad, sr naa
elmer lanesn Dauie, als ia fursen 3piIasn.
ranmen INNER neue StsialaounSsn ateosr@
rohsltsn, ss 1T Elm unsiid, cap MIR cio
eine giiafc perluren. DEM bic @ilolsn
iino In Der 5ano res ssltidtsasn Sase,s
nitbt 70 Siel ws,tt, als pfetl unb gosen
oes slenpeifsn Yab llta. Iber es mub ct
ras 9e1heben, ueer besrr bic Sunne ouf.
sebt, liesen Die Stsine 10 bod uno biht,
oab fstae Ratte mebr btntur9ldlapfen
fennte.
(gorlfetuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-11

= Gin &oter ais 3euss scr @sri4t.
aus sSaissters (3ips) farsitt man
ySm fattclilasn pfarraaule 3u &Gaiss
bsrs linb 3wst 3cOlo5i1Ae Werfpiireistsiten
,u itaan: Elm saames, sra,iSies Stsb nnp
ein prahttser, fpoaer Sausfater. Disle
beioen aaerliebitsn aaisre 1Aipdea nun
eine intime 5reunoldaft, uno oas lansere,
nsrtraaliAe 3uiammealebsn msdta In itaen
siae seseafsitiss SYmpattte nnp eiae
3artlihtsit III rem Mabe, taB pe, un,er.
trennlidb BET Sag uno M.At, logar ras
nahtlihe aager frieolitb unb l!ateuca
mitiammsn tbeiiten. Sa elmer gfant
wurcsn bic Dienalsuts i'm pfarrbau|e
ourA Elm sroBss @eraula uno Wepolter
aus rem S6lafe sepedt, bas som Sofs
ano 9eraoe BON srr @esenb su fommen
iaien, no uGaisor unD Yoaar" ibre
S6!effammer batten. Dem bin,uetlen.
Dem &aedte fam Der 3atsr gan, tluttrie.
lsno nit srobsm Webflassn sntsesea, bas
8so wcr absr iparlOs ser fawunoen.
Sosleia 3srRreu!en ft bic D;enRleute
aah alien Seiten, UNI has 8eb 81 fuher
oenn pea &ater tonn!e bcfh N;emaao bic
8raulan.fit Sumutben, Dab er leine
Jgeuapia nit 5aut uno 6aar serlvsiif
tatte. Wan pssInutbste sinen DistaaDt
anp psrfOtsts ben Naub bldabsn; pum
8eb war cher hirssnos cine 5pur Az
fiapsn. Wab eini9en 5agen temsr!te
MN ater In Der Stapt Gin tefanu;es
S'cicipaam mit 8ia,!tts 8srtrabten @f,
lI1t uao sinem ausserif5ueu @u3e, uri
uethes ic9iciA Der Breast bes 2e9plsb,
itabIs fisl, un0 oas uuch 9eriAtiG auge.
Fla8t wuree. GI5 3mge f3urirtfn i'm
@eridts1aals bic bintbs Tsften &ratfn tcs
&aters, Die gang nit BEN s ,rden bes
5fsFfilhtan Dietsssiibts epn8ruirten, uno
Der sestl;iffte Disb bsfaunte oui, 1eine
Itat. Des 0fb i,ante man nod lebsnp,
tetets aus ori!tsr !oanO surldbetommen.
Shit lultisen Spriiasen unb sartljacn
sisbfcian9fn bearilste ter tapiere &a.er
eas bsfteite beimtsprenna gtea, pej,ges
aud Ieinsrfeits leinem erbensrettcr IN
eiebe uno 0antbarfcit bis In BEN Sob
litberli9 su9ftban iein wiro."
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gine tDhit fpnt1r6are gntoeauna

@ins tGhf iontsrsare gntosduns
bat man cor &nr3em In ben Bsrsen Der
Siarre Mabse, ca. so Reilen nprpGiilid,
vcn Sos aneslos, eemaht. gs it eiae
i1tnefpsibe, tarsise Subitan; sca number
barer 2eutttfraIt, meider uno ifichfer aIo
&atf, melAe, wenu augs, s,ua0St tj5 auf oea
isbten Neif c;rbssaat un0 fsine spur poa
alice binteriaSt. Der Gatpefsr beyiGt,t.
oaB er einea sau5en Str5 0ieier leltiaa's..
Sutltans ssfanoen bate uao beftyca.st,
irgsno Elm iAtetter Gsrl mGtte eincz
Sa8es ben Berg an3Iaeen uno nopu7c1
eies bisbsr unbafanate pyadjpoQe eeu@t,
uno 8renamatertal SeYnicttsu. Y;uten
paocn bsftaoen lib In Sos 2lnaelc5 unp
beTatiesn Die Qn,i ne bes Gntlefers,
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# iicrrps utter Getting bes oerrn @dnlipt
sebilpet. - Nn 25. Sanuar finoet IN
BSrne eiu Wasfenball ltatt.
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Gfnid5 Der Seftipn pe5 Gbarter5 Ser Statt
can MntpnIp nno Der in 6otge papou anae
npmmraen Srcinar5 sar &ssulatioa suu gBal.
len, erlate idh S. 3. 5rcnf, Waspr Ger Stapt
San Antonip, btele pyOftanllton, tpslAe eiiie
9Sabl in tieier Staet am s!peiteu Wfputaa in,
Jannar 1879 Us. Sanuar) fir fplgense Be-
ANTE a1prbnet.
Wa9pr, Necprter, Collector, SGabmetTer,
Snsrniear @npalt slr5t IarIbal unb Stra-
BEN .Gcmmillioner; ferner einen Mloernau fir
Warb Wc. an SteQe ron 2. SNeiner auf 8
Sabre; einen Mlrerman fir 98aro SO. l IN
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.. 6asiae aaf SATIRE, suea @loerman fir
2DarS Np. an GteQ. Spn 6. Oeseaer auf 8
SABRE; enen Nloerr,ar fir gBaro SO. an
Steac son @. S. BuIf auf SATIRE.
Die StifnmplaBe in ben serfAieo:nen Barbs
pereen ron Iorseas ptr bis abenSs ubr
in nabfcl9eneen 0ofalitSten es6Tnet fein:
Waip SO. l, 1eeorber5 Dfttee, untee Mpr1t
ron 81. aOnisteim. ''
aarb Pr. 2, Gfe aoa 5cleoa6 unS 8erameubi>
traBe unter 9eyiib Ypa G, 1BulTnn.
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SIl.ltaiirabs, unt:r 80rit5 pon u. Drt len.
ott %oah lplIp eo9ea2lten IN ei 5ablberid.
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L. ST. laIiea, an 23. Decemter 1878.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-01-11
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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-15
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

INHE countenance is pale and leaden- Il colored, with occasional fiushes, or 2 circumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu- rils dilate; an azure semicircle runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose IS ir- ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds l; a swelling of the upper lip; occasional headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion of aliva; slimy or furred tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morning; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with a gnawing sensation of the stom- ach, at others, entirely gone; fieeting pains in the stomach; occasional nausea and vomiting; violent pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir- regular, at times costive; stools slimy ]; not nnfrsausntly singsd with blood !; respiration occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the teeth temper variable, but gener- ally irritable, &c.
 Whenever the above symptoms
 are found to exist,
 DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
 will certainly effect cure.
 IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY in any form; it is an innocent prepara- tion, n0f capable of doing Me slightest iya,y ko Me niost fender fntank
 The genuine DR. McLANE's YER MrFUoE bears the signatures of C. Mo LANE and FLEMING BROS. on the wrapper. -:O:-
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-15
CONSUMPTION CURED

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The Russellville Democrat., 1879-05-15
Symptoms of a DiseasedLi

DAIN in the right side, under the l edge of the ribs, increases on pres sure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and it frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appe- tite and sickness; the bowels in gen eral are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation in the back part. There is generally considerable loss of mem ory, accompanied with a painful sen- sation of having left undone some- thing which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of prickly sensa- tion of the skin; his spirits are low; i; and although he is satisfied that exer. else would be beneficial to him, yet he Car scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try 1t. In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them ex- isted, yet examination of the body, after death, has shown the LIVER to have been extensively deranged.
 } AGUE AND FEVER.
 DR. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with this disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
 For all bilious Arrangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequaled.