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From o Drusgist and Express Agent.
LEwIsBURG, Union Co., Pa. Dec. q, 1874.
Messrs. Seth W FOwle & Sons. Boston:
Gentlemen:-Fo the benefit Of those afaicted
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having myself been afflicted for long time will
Indigestion, was perfectly cured by taking ont
large bottle. JONATHAN WOLFE.
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Fiv. Hundred thousand Strong

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In the past few months there has been more
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of the vast number of people who have used it,
more than 1900 cases of consumption have been
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Do you know that there are strange people in
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We have speedy and positive cure for Catarrh'
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No. F1ankfors ST., Nev Fork, November, 1873
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
Graft Of Russian Wolves.

Wolves, when plotting mischief, work in numbers. They prey upon wild horses, and two are sufficient to destroy the most powerful horse. Their mode of attack is ingenious. If there is no snow or but little on the ground, two wolves approach in the most playful and caressing maflner, lying, rolling and frisking about, until the too credulous and unsuspecting victim is completely put off his guard by curiosity and fa- miliarity. During this time the gang, squattihg, are looking at distance. After some time spent in this way the two assailants separate, when one ap breaches the horses head, the other his tail, with a shyness and cunning peculiar to themselves. At this stage of the attack their frolicsome ap- proaches become very interesting. The former is a mere decoy; the latter is the real assailant and keeps his eyes steadily fixed on the ham, strings or Hanks of the horse. When the critical moment arrives the attack is instantaneous. Both wolves spring at their victim at the same instant-one at the throat, the other at the flank and, if successful, which they generally are, the hind one naver lets go his hold till the horse is completely disabled. Instead of springing forward or kicking to disengage himself, the horse turns round and round, without attempting & defense. Tue wolf before then springs behind to assist.the.other. The s,news are then cut. and in half the time have been describing it the horse is on its side. His struggles are iruitless. The victory is won. At this signal the lookers-on close in at gallop; but the small try of followers keep at respect ful distance until their superiors are gorged, and then they take their turn uumOlested.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
Hew Things Will Be Five Hundred
 Years Hence.

Scene-Study in the house of an old gentleman in Australia. The old gen. tle1nan telegraphs to the servants room and John appears blown out of a pneu- matic tube.
 Gentleman JohE, go to the carriage house and fill the family balloon. My wife and children will fly to Calcutta about four o'clock to Mir. Johnson's, in order to be present at ball. Then dust well my little balloon and fill it also. 1 must fly immediately to the London exchange, but think, however. that l shall be back before four o'c clock, in order to be able to accompany my wife 9 hun- dred miles. Sha will be back about two o'clock. Should it be very dark about -this time have one of the monkeys light the electric lamp so that it shall illumi- nate about two or three hundred miles. In the morning l expect several friends from Hong Kong and San Francisco ; don't forget, therefore, to telegraph to Paris to Chevet's successor about the pastry la Napoleon XVIII; say to him that we shall expect it at half past five o'clock still warm. Tell the cook that yesterdays artificial beefsteak was spoiled by too much nitrogen. Such deplorable carelessness ought neverto occur again.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
Bringing a Dead Man to Life.

A young officer of the English line, while passing through native village, was annoyed by the importantly of a Hindoo beggar, whom no rebuff seemed to disconcert.
 At length, when the filthy vagrant seconded his petition by laying his grimy hand upon the Englishman's arm, the latter, foolishly giving way to anger, re- paid the freedom with straightforward blow from the shoulder, delivered W itb such hearty goodwill that the poor Hindoo fell like log, to all appearance dead.
 Before the assailant could recover from his bewilderment at this unlooked-for catastrophe, bowling swarm of natives came rushing to the spot, and, with frar- tic cries for vengeance upon the mur- derer of their countryman. dragged him off to the local magistrate, carrying with them as evidence the body of the slain man.
 Matters might we'll look gloomy for the prisoner, for the body showed not the Slightest sign of life, while the cul- prit himself, overwhelmed with horror at the fatal consequences Of his mo- mentary passion, faitered and trembled in a way that would have made any or dinary judge convict him on the spot. | But, happily for him, the magistrate was l a veteran, whom TO cOntretemps, how ever unexpected, could find unrrepared- He heard the story to an end without a word of comment, and then quietly re
 marked that before passing sentence he l wished to be quite certain that the man l was really dead. The Hindoos bfoke in with a terrible outcry at the idea ol
 the sacred remains being touched by an
 unbelieycr.
 "Oh, don't need to touch him."
 quoth the judge, coolly; "I have q eurcr way than that" l Without appearing to notice the look
 of uneasiness that began to cloud the
 surrounding faces. he drew forth a stick
 of sealing wax, lighted it, and let fai
 tie burning drcps upon the hare bl easl
 of the corpse Instantly the murdered man started up with m ear-pierclns yell, and tossing his arms irantically rushed out and plunged headlong in | the rivtr. willie his ineonsolab!e mourn CTS vnni shed almost as quickly m tLe
 oppositedirectiop.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
COurtship for Cash.

A case that has lately been before he courts shows with peculiar force the mistake that men and women make of going into courtship on business princi- pIes. The bridegroom thought his bride was wealthy. The lady had simi- lar fancies about her suitor, while a strong backing by families and friends was not lacking. Then all parties found themselves mistaken, and the expectant couple discovered they did no Hove each other, and the public, which always is ready to sympathlze with cue silliest pair of genuine lovers, laushed as they read inc story and declared that the disappointed couple was served exactly right. There are plenty of such cases that do not get into the papers, but hey all end the same way, and there is no known metho4 of avoiding unpleasant results. After all sham sentiment is rubbed off of love and marriage the truth remains that no man and woman can live happily together unless that mysterious attraction called love exists and that in life contracts formed upon any other basis the money that is gained by either partner from the other cannot purchase exemption from livclone misery.-New Fork Hera5d.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
HaujGS.


 There are many strange physiological phenomena; such, for instance, as what is known aS initiative and curiosity manias, the one being m uncomfortable desire to do what we see others do, and the other an irresistible wish to see what others see. History records many instances of these manias.
 One of the most remarkable of the first occurred in Aix-la-C -Chapelle and other cities in 1874, when an assemblage of persons appeared who had |" danced their way through Germany" It was estimated, at one time. that there were 30,00O persons thus engaged.
 Its commencement was supposed to have been that single individual, afflicted with some nervous disease, commenced dancing: others seeing him, in obedience to the desire, the mania, to act as others act, joined in the dance, which in short time, engaged the above extraordinary number of persons. In the same category may be placed the biting nuns" who appeared in the con- vents of Germany, Holland and Rome in another century. This extended initiative mania arose simply from the act of one nun attempting to bite com panion, and almost immediately the whole sisterhood commenced biting
 
 ing nunS."
 A nun in a convent initiated the moving of 8 cat. Other sisters com menced moving, until, finally, the whole sisterhood mewed in concert for hours at a time. Something similar to this, about sky years ago, took place in our own country.
 At a camp-meeting held at Caneridgo ', Kentucky, man thought he could best serve the Lord by climbing a tree and | barking like a squirrel. In short time the initiative mania seized upon others, | and tue trees upon the camp-ground were soon covered with men barking ID like manner.
 The curiosity mania leads to scenes, | if not so ridiculous. quite as strange. A dissipated gambler by the name ot John Law, killed a man in duel III London, and escaped to Paris. Int finances ot France were in a dera3gee condition In short time he became famous as the great tinancier who hat extracted that country from her dlfh culties Such was the curiosity to SCI him that his carriage was surrounded by thousands, so taat troop of hof5 had to clear the streets before he coul' proceed.
 Whenever men or women bccom noted, no matter for what, there exist n the pub lie mind curiositS to SC nem, and if tktre be an cpportunit fferei, 1t be comes mania. = Ct'sc5ss''dl gonanaereias.
The Newtown bee., 1880-07-07
St. Wins, Dance.

This disease is sometimes described as G. insanity of the muscles" In it's worst form it is very distressing and often fatal.
 At first there n.ly be only twitch- ing of the eyelids, or the muscles of the face; but at length, for days to- gether, or until the person, utterly worn out is relieved by death, the limbs are fearfully convulsed, being dashed per- haps against the bed-post with tre- mendous force; or the body is sudd ehly breed up ward to it's eX tremest tension, aud as suddenly thrown in the opposite direction; or the head is rolled from side to side necessarily. A strong linen stroyea by the violent movements in a single day. The body becomes bruised and excoriated from head to foot.
 It most frequently attacks children from ten to fifteen years ot age. Says William Smith, Esq, Fellow of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical society, London: 1" consider the disease one of increased nervous action, deriving its source directly from too much stimula- tion of the nervous system and the brain especially"
 During childhood the great object aimed at by nature to overcome the disease is nutrition and growth. Play, pure air, good food, and freedom from mental excitement are what the child should have at the expense of everything else.
 Incase child shows incipient chorca, let all attempts to excite its intellect or it's sensibiities be wholly avoided. Se- cure, without fail, the normal activity of the stomach and bowels. Sponge the body daily with cold water. for it's gen eral tonic effect. Bathe the feet with warm water every night before retiring, for the quieting effect. Guard con- stantly against ali flights. Shun wines, beers and every form ofspirits.- Youth s Coaap1a51n.