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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-15

tighlened about h'ih' uh hhe wou'
never let him 60,
The setting sun, shining througl
the tiny window, made a halo Of glo
ry around the fair young heads Beau
tiial heads they were, with their shor
wavy hair 10 which thu sunligh
seemed always 10 lInger. They wer,
the Image Of each other, people said
And they spoke truly. The SAM
earnest look shone In her dark bla'
eyes, tho same beautiful glow came
and went beneath their far skins,
They we're the pride and Joy o
their parents, the children OF their old
age, Three daughters had grown In
TO womanhcod, had married and gone
to homes Of their own, before Richie
and Ruth came. And ~ the parents
looked on the beautiful babes, lying
side by side, their hearts swelled with
pride aud thankdlness.
We will call them Richard and
Ruth, said the fatheri for Richard
means strength, and Ruth beauty
Az years went by their childish love
for each other grew with their growth
and strengthened with their strength,
till IN time II passed into a proycrb.
And no lad or lassie in all tho country
side could plight more solemn VOWS
than when they promised to love each
other as much as Richie and Ruth.
The first gun fred upon Fort SUM-
ter had awakened in Richard Gray's
heart echoes that would never be
hushed, Aud when he responded to
their call no was only true 10 himself,
and to the patriot blood that surged
through his veins.
Ruthic, darling he said, smooth.
ing her hair lovingly, don't say n
word yet, but listen to me. You
know how proud we always have
been of that old gun hanging over
the mantle, because grandfather car.
ried Il in tho Revolution, and how we
used to wish We had lived in those
days when brave men fought for their
countryr
Our time has come now, Ruthie.
You cannot 60 with me to the south
ern battle field, but you can fight a
battle with Yourself; and the victory
will be yours whan you promise TO
give me up. My little sister will not
send her twin away sad, because she
refused to be comfrrted. ! know she
is brave, and will come off conque'er
ia the battle with self. What do you
say, Ruthie' Will you let Inc 60, for
our dear country's sake''
He paused for an answer. She had
been lying very still in his arms, with
her face hidden on his shoulder. Not
a sound had escaped her. But rs he
ceased speaking she began to tremb'e'
and great, dry sobs, more pitiful than
the most passionate weeping, arose
and died away in her throat. He
waited patiently for the storm OF grief
to pass. When it was over, she raised
her head and looked up to him with a
clear light in her eyes.
i give you up, Richie, she said.
And that was all.
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You can't have everything you
want in this world. Life is like a
blanket that is to short-if you pull
it up over your shoulders you uncover
your feet, and if you cover your feet
your shoulders must be bare. How
ever, some people manage to draw
their feet up a little and so pass a
pleasant night. Do you!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-09-15

1t is hard to give up man as lost
even when he has past out Of our
sight. So we wonder If sometime all
men will not find their way back to
God and up to heaven.
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Woodruff, Woodstock, Vt.
, 1880-06-17
LATE MARINE MATTERS.

Ionr lIuAoS, AiIc|,., June llk-Up-Pro"
pallers nutfAlo, Gnrtle., City, Oscodu, c. J.
Kersl,aw, William Cowle, d. ". JenMess and
burgess. Portur. Chamberlain alla co,la0rt.
plymouth With llalsted; steamers City Ut
Cleveland. Mari.e City; schouners Kate VIII
IalaS. MYnitor. tieorge y; SteslS, Neewshoy,
luasea., Colo1iel E!lswnrtll, y. i. MsT'lH!,
i,aiJwin, Jan,aica, Kats KslIv, iioi,oEen, il
& ,[sl Kats p9otsey 9ist[Iet, i,r s. fvl!; II 4;
Flsecs Fl Hartfoni, K. Fitxseraid, u. j.
TrHn,pN, Ishpe,nlnK, l,sw ElIswort!'. ,....,,
Glasgow uiui barges, East saginAw mud
barEesi seruopets llava,!a. n. +; Mincl'.
l'oKr liulsoN, MlniI., juno lt-l0 p. Ill.,
Pissed ap,,l'Iop!ls1s Mon!tana., n. ".
Li,icOln and collstgts; sclluoners l., Il. Ham
ln1nd, D. y. Austin, A!a slelora, ,
Down-rlupellprs ]. kersl,aw, Milwaukee,
Kincaruine, q. llurIbnt an.l consorta;
Brh0oners Three l,ruthers, Owasco, Z. u.
Nurtun. Laur. Belle. aunt Ruth.
Mlul nVftAs
, 1880-06-17

referred declined Il, report IT, md It IL said
that tho reason 1t did mt report II was be-
cause Don Cameron opposed II successfully,
becanso his relations with Senator Ransom,
tho Chairman Ut the Committee, were Of the
closest llnltlre. The Inference Ii mot tlnrca-
sonable, especially wheu 1t Is known TINT
Senator Wallace Ia In fayor Ut lfnrtranft's
confirmation. Iinrtranft's nomination was
sent to the Senate Inst Thursday. No
Investigation Of. his character or capnclty
wUa necessary, for ',e was before aie Senate
a year ngo for confirmation NJ Postmaster,
and lie WINS confirmed without opposition.
II Ito was lit 10 he Il Nfaior-t3e,,eral, Governor
Of Pennsylvania, ard Postmaster Of rhila-
telpIla, lie wns fit for Collector Of tic port.
No Investigation WIS made by Rai's0m'a
Committee. Tho nomination was held ut tho
request of Don Cameron. Wallace, who
represents the majority nf tho Senate, md ts
of the same politics with 1sans?n, dies not
appear to hwy been consulted, atd Don
Cameron WINS THUS able to
CoSTIt0I. a DEstnc1tATIc COMMITTEE
for tho defeat ut n man like IInrtranft- Sc1l-
ni0r 1innsom was approached by rennsyl-
vnrln Republican member Of Congress "a,
tlay with reference, to tho nomination. lie
said It was tho courtesy OF the Senate to con-
sn1t tho senntors from the State before nonl-
tho Inference being that the Pennsylvania
Senators were oppt'sed to 1[artranft.. Tile
me'nlcr tAir;., War'l, If Chesterl snld ho
SOM answered tint lle kl,ew that, but did not
yOucllsufe any other Information. 1lartranft,
however, ,wil! bg appointed Tomorrow to tho
position BY tha President, aud will hold his
pnsititL until next DecetllMr, ~ TINT Cnii-
trn1, II l!e really prevented the confirmation.
simply exhibited petty spite.
, 1880-06-17
StTkA NEWS.

SAN FlASc1scu, f:al., Juno 1o.-A Fort
Townsend dispatch siyrs late SItka aAyicea
Ghtl!cote Cross Sound has beon visited BY
l,t!ans from lsrItis!, Columbia, who lad dls-
posed Ut some $1,000 worth OF british goods
exchange. Thu Northwestern trading Com.
1,apy lluvu forwarded Il, tho Treasury De
pATttnent d statement OF the affuts, With the
request that steps be taken 70 prevent con-
laws. ,.
Twenty miners, escorted by about the same
number of Officers alnl men from tho sloop-
Of-NAt jamestown, have gone on All expedl-
tiOal u YukUw lltyer, to prospect for placer
algginKa. The lndiahs gave friendly RAsuF-
AIrES. ...
) The coal beds near .fIoorzenoo have been
re0peled. Scientists accompanying tho
surveying expedition to 1eLlrinx's Sa4 In the
United States sellDoMer fnkoW hayG oh.
tained valuable adtlitions To tho cabinet Ut
Smithsonian Institute.
Business ut s!,ka u generally prosperous.
, 1880-06-17
THE EXODUS.
MINORITY llEIDllr.


WASHINGTON, j. e., June 10.-Mr. Win
dom presented It'll tho Senate to-day tho views
Of the minority Of tic Exodus Committee UP
pointed to Investigate the causes which led
10 the emigration Of negroes from the South
ern to tho Northern States. The minority
assert they found no evidence wiatever tend
Ing to sustain tho charge that the Republican
pnrty or any of Its leaders have bcen instru-
mental, either directly or Indirectly, in ell
cournging NIL exodus Of blncks from the
South to the North. With reference to "Aid
Societies +" encouraging md aiding this cn,i-
grafton, The minority tnl.h'l that their plr-
poses were purely charitable, and hid nu
connection wlintcver with my political move
lnent.
The minority thell proceed to n very OK
l,Allstiyc review Of tho evidence OF snn,e OF
the principal c0l0red witnesses examined by
tho Committee, lsearly, n!i Of which witnesses.
e thc ,IIy ,alnIor,ty say' attributed tho causes OF
4 rEELISn OF 1NEEcUntTy
for life and property: 4 denial Of their po-
lttlcuI rights rs citizens; n tunE-eOntfnued
persecution for political reusons: II system Ut
cheating BY land!or!ls nii st.1reksetcper:s,
nlnku n living ITO n,ntter how hard they might
work; thu Inn.1cqlnGy OF sellUDl advantages
md tile. fear TINT they would bo eventually
reduced to = ss system Of pco''hge even worse
As to tile future Of tlsa exodus, the minor
ity refer to tho testimony of Mllny witnesses
WHO deelnrc tflnt 1t flas only begun, atIl that
wliat VIZ have seer In tile past Is nothing
coturnred u .WliNt Inns tn cUtlie unless there
shall bo Il radical eIIa,ge Oil the part Of the
Democrats III the Snut1i.
i..,;, y, ,G;ons,,slo''' ~: tho report says:
hut ONE REMEDY =
for Him. nnd hiatt fni ftoo fror for
, 1880-06-17

WASHINGTON, d. T., June 1u.-'Ihe Senate,
In executive session, confirmed Col. Drum
na Atljutant-Ccneral; Otto Mcars, of Colo
ra.ln. John y. B0wnnll,, Of Kentucky, Alfred
l3. A[eacha,n, Ut Washington, u. c., George
W. Manypenny, of Columbus, o., and John
j. Russell, 1own, Commissioners to ratify
the agreement with tic ute Indians;
jacob W. Helffes'cll, Of Louisiana, to
be Colncr Of tho United States at
New Orleans, ILL.,; George A. Woolley,
Of Missouri, to be Register Ut tho La,'d-0f-
lice at Springfield. NO.; John W. Allen, to
be Receiver ut Public Moneys Mt Fergus
Falls, Minn.,.n1ld Amos Newton Kiml,all, Mt
Jnckso1, Miss; Isnac F. Alal'osl, Of Wisco,,-
sin, md Robert S. Gardner, of West Vfr-
giula, Indfan Inspectors. Also, tho follow
Ing postmaHtcrs: Alfrel 0. Long, Mt ASH
la1ld, o.; Katharine W. llansoll. at London,
o.; Hugh d. Wilson, at Greenfield, ll!tt.;
Charles II. Davidson, at Austin, Minn.; Ed
ward ". Welsh, at Crookstou, MluM.; and
Julius II. 1lale, ut Spencer, In.
APPROVED.
Tie President has approved the sVntlry
Civil Appropriation bill, and ultder one of
It's provisions nominated Col. Albert J. Mycr
Chief Signal officer. with tho rank Of Drlga-
lier-General.
All the regular annual appropriation bills
were signed by tho President in time to all-
1tou@lce ll,o[r approval before the hour OF utl-
toMrnlnellt Md consequently all becalns
laws.
action, md expired ut the close Of the seA'
slim. Among thGn WIS tint Of Juhn +.
lINrtrnntt us Collector Of Customs for TAlIn-
detplila.
wonK OF TIFF REsRIoN.
During the session termE,iutrh to-day 1,107
tlls sonats am! sss hilis and joint resolutions
In the Iiollsc Ut Representatives.. The nllllt-
l,ers Introduced during the first tnr extrn}
session were respectively. Ti3 and 25aj, nlnk-
tions introduced THUS fur during tho present
day, besides Il grent number Of measures nut
yet reported from the coinmlttees. tharo re-. r.
on tho Senate calendar, ulld ahout 1,l00 bills
and 1Ulnt resolutions ult the House caleiitur
uneluding soma no pension asll othor prlVnts
hllls), which l!Rvo lHeIl reported Will tho
CuNFi1IMED.
The, Senate, confirmed tho nomination Of
Col. Myur, Chief Signal Officer. tn bu Brig
atllcr.(senerAt, uilu rejected The nQla!Hutl0'l
Ut Charles FUlllan,. Of Alabnlnit, to he Az
s1ciata Justice OF the Supreme Court OF New
Among the House bl|!s passed e ths Son.
nte to-ttNy were tbs foi'oWlnE: For tho rs.'
lief of Francis ". Maxwell. Eightee,ltll tll!.
"t the Interior 10 dispose Of pait Of Fart
| Dodgv Military lteservAttDn ta actlal settlers
amending Soc: a,2297 REVISED Statutes regard'
Ing homestead ssttlers, by addlnR proslsu
from, the date OF filing Il! wl!lui to commence
Ills residence apoI, s'!tA lands.
| . FOR rNVEaTlfENT.
, 1880-06-17

Il Catholic E'a%torh1-AllcEcd Frattd OH
Itrltini. It,iElErnnth-I'rtH,on Sched-
uie ct I'axex In Quebec.
arranged.

Catno't' acknowledgement Frauu OIL
nrlta.i ~, .na'hlE hlErnn.e-lr0s'o"ed y, sehsd-
S,~stAi D4,*steh IL The CHICAGO Tribune.
OTTAWA, June ia copy Of an agree
men, bctw.pu lhe Governments Of Great
Ert.aln and Germany for the mutual str
render Ut mcrebant-seanlen descrters. to-
EetEr with Il cpl,Y OF tho order of the Queen
In t,uuu.il of thn 1st,, nf Stuv rlv,nv rtfrrt
to tue axrssent, IT. Is published il, sS the ca,s s
OD'f|'H GHzeftc.
srsft"' ptsssteh tn TIT Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL. .'uHe ia long pastoral let
.@'.,'". - ~ .o'."G.' nsln 1'o
Montreal. I'sI.ec Rivers. Rimouski. Sl,er-
nto'kc; .,n @ us"wn, S' llsati,'tne ,' ,1 a chleoa
~. ut'"4' .,.t, LIZ u"sa'mM VIII Which ~ oeais
..i.r,,,.. r. tha cfrsj anmris o,I tho t!,o
% bsi If op I'll Tius i i,rol,ouex xns sentence 'of Of
exsosi'a,i''Ica't.a aEai!1st, , "aii wiz directly
s. ~ u' t,n s1t ldiSu liz csa J,NGes 10 nsng
eS ,ntmst % W., .1s,xfi., ~ ,I:. pGIS ny
TH".ss LIE III .t H'0r .. XII, ~ ~ inw
& &s''f snkns @ III, frst sI''a a,. o1 tne cnafen III
s,ipct a1ns,i,se t n,ohar ~ hs .,,, III ;f n
suIi. @ t1 ,hn 'i"Hr ars u nS ~ soH a
Vi,i ,",a ~ ",,a s'o si, hi. t. ~ s,r ,ttI,
re{sr,nse to g ssEiaIa surts v VIC lid lid bssa @
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uo!.y . X. - msGG or te!a't slils. an! snys
Ivy ie .S;. G!iMrSM S,t nao"c "sl luxe eoeh'"'nfee
" All stefu I,I."a,1h IN 7.h- f,,t,,,o .,+hu,.
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tns rnjI""}ny M N. sri.,.iu,e NJ tnyes ,,r,t.
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s,.rs, ,sInrts ~ r,srs NH. i.r,,'rnirrs SiiV.
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.,n,,,.s'as ;:n ".rI. "n.r',i,a t,v"r. n,,ti
hr,,"ra .;.; '"ci IL ,nrrese fr,,,,, i'll, s't II,
x ,"r rc,t ~, nm3tnnry ,axes an lila nIar- i.
, 1880-06-17
T1IE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, u, G., June 10.-Mr. Jones,
Of FlDrlaa. Chairman OF tho Committee OH
Naval Aifuirs, repurtcd with an amendment
this iuint sesolutton lately Introduced by linl
instructing uW Secretary OF the Navy " tako
, 1880-06-17

t1s CONTINUATION OitJECTEn TO-
special DtspaleA to 1hs Chicago 1<tbunA
WARRINGTON, ID. G., June lB.-Goy. Hart
Iantt failed of confirmation for Collector Of
ae Port Of Philadelphia, owing to the fact
eaas tbs 6auata Committee To which 1t was
, 1880-06-17

Gpsttal Disvdteh ia 5Ns Chicago Tribune.
Sr. PAU, MINI, June 16.-A FaEgo ID.
T.) special to tle Pt0,tcCT Hrtss says: The
engineers Of the Chicago, milwaukee, s. st.
Paul Isallroad, who hayu fur sous time been
, 1880-06-17
ITEMS.

The DiE1nn excursion purity, 12s IN number,
b0ltnd for SAt Frnhcfscp, CHl., Portland and
Salem, Ore, left ChtcnRn OIL thu Northwest
Ell, yesterday. Must of the party were I'll
special l'u'tnut., sleepcrs which had been Sc
cured f0r their prIvMte use.
Mr.. Henry Z. Wentworth, General passen-
Ker Agent If the Michigan Central, has
issued n ctrcular to aKe,,ts authorizing t!lcnl
tn si.ll .inrinE the hunting ard fishing sensoll
fl Snrlllcrn Michigan from June Is 10 Oct.
Ia} eNcntsinut tickets tn f,Dnalftlr PARTIES who
ttt.ArE tn visit the Mnektnnw Division for tic
n1'ov" purtN'se| to Cl1enrys. loscninmo,l, md
titseHn Lake 1T cents n mite each way, llnl-
ttInE tle1n I" return until Oct. Il.
The Detroit Post ,t,.l Tril,unc says: The
announcement + ,nw mule upon authority
!s!!s iinn!y dcri,tc,l tn hnlld The Iong:ta alked-
Ut extension frMn Butler. Ind. 10 Detroit,
where connection Will be made With the
Great Western Hallway nf Canada. Tile
CONTRACTS for the construction we're signcd
yesterday. nnd ING agreements perfected i1r
!ieH. splkrs. tte. With tIn completion OF this
imporiunt extension III tie eRrIy nlltllnn will
By tsta5ilshCtl another great trunk road to
OlIleng0.
The fast-lraii. question Is not yet settled to
the satisfaction of atf cUncerned. Consttl-
erable fault " found with tue Michigan CEN
tra! for refusing to take oil fts BIB y. IN.
IFS s:lo ,. I'll: trnfl! to get IL New York at
N'c!Hck u. III, the saline. tlne rs the 5:lJ p. N.
trufns Of the other roatla and three ltuurs Ii,
advtl,ice of the late eve1ling trains OF tie
Michigan Central md the Lake Shnre. 1t Is
most likely, however. that no further action
will he taken at present III this nnttcr md
that tile ronds will continue to run Us now
nrSnNrtu.
, 1880-06-17

engaged OIL survey Of the line In n nort1,-
western direction through, Dakota, from llis
Stone Lake, arrived III Jnlncstown to-t!ay.
The line proposed will, after crosslng the
JanIes River below tho Lang Lake, rltt,
sevcn miles west Ut Columbia md proceed
almost due nortI about Ito miles, passing
tifteen miles west Of Grand Rapids,
newly-laid.olt site. The ronte
rccrnsxes tile james thirteen miles
south 'nf tbs Northern 1'acitlc and forms
II junction with TINT r0atl ut Jamestown. 1t
will H. remembered tflat gtsod deal OF cx-
cfte,nent was created here ati! at the wcstern
cltt Ut the Hastings 4 Uakotn tinc Of tlla Chi
cngn, Milwaukee, i st. PAIL, snrne time ago,
by tho transfer nf large farcu Of iucn tn Big
Stone Lake. ntld the commencement III
bultfEny operations. 1t was then s,lrlnfsed
ll,at The Milwaukee, Rhatt VAS al,o,,t 10 build
ila,rlh n,ld west Of tho Red Iifyer Valley,
with the st. Paul: Minnesota u Mani-
toha. Manager Merrill insisted, however,
that, 'fs 0nty ..purlmsa WAS IT,. build
west across Dakota. This. dispatch
Indicates, lIawevrr.. that he viii build west
nny 10 lEic Ja,nes i{tver, then turn sharply
tinrtl nMl run directly iniD the 1'nrrEtoFy NJ
Dak0ta. Tl. ncttnti fnrrsIlulows q fierce
competition for this .lesltab!i;. territory, Tho
81, Paul. Minneapolls 4 Stan'toba i.oad ies
ate about 10 crnss ri Grand Forks and Brerk.
eMrldge. 10 enter the tcrrtt0ry clat,1ed by tile
Milwaukee. Tile .1N,,,rs Kiyer Is seventy
t,tles west Of the led River.
, 1880-06-17
The Inact;on of the Opening
Carried to the Last
Hour.
Goy. Nnrtranfs's Confirmation Defeated
by Don Camcron's 0ppo-
sitfon.
Nominations by the Preaident-A Partial
Resume of Completed Leg
iB1ation.
FINISHED.
CnSG1tiEEH At).j{lIJEtNH.

s'"A.. ,,,,a - . ,stt,n,
purposcless, and devoid of Incident COLI
rrpss has been dAutiltpx for IeArly seven
ao'''hv' !a h"ssn"ss I " a,,"ai =, IL ~ tna hmva
House calerdnr With 1.soo unfinished bills
upon it will testify; bnt there w,s 1lO serious
u,ruose to do Il, lii other Congresses, Ill lii
thisc tl,ere i,na been uross neglect Of busi.
;Ms, ass uso "t ~" ' 1eeinni"~ nse !" In f"l,awc
ness NJ LIZ uee'h"ihs' ~ w to'io"eu
BY inc0nsiderate and ruinoiis haste Mt
tho close Of tic session. At
this session tho policy of inactIoll, announced
at ul,o beginning, was pursued to the end.
~ .ao ~ tno o,,ost o,e,,a,,ts ,s H., '.,lar. @
les there llavo bocn night scssio1's' nn'i
attempts have been made to clear the calei'.
Tanrcssntosivca lnst ,,fpht df,l mt concrrn
t,,ns parst ,,t;, ,',,,a % "rn,ru "' asa Ill., ,",
9 NetaeiVes WIN puot'e ah"tIs' lhelu WIZ
ssseas o ' o scnae s e'u e eo make St tS Et t
~ ho nsrstic ~ thn i r nn servea
" 1e sneIeGt.s ~ no pa'm.. ssi'le' ~
s''e" rme a:Grty ,oiacr eso OF t, s,1nSen foaas''
.nssinn @ has hae It, @ t ,.n ocv @
n i innctiou. I'M Tha prl,uerntts narty | nrior n % to
tho Presidential election l!as triesl to be upoi'
us soou Ue4taftoAt nliu VIZ 'e'"c!a VI wv
parity rearing, esiaehtly, tliat act1on on any
subject would result iii bad behavior, hnvo
f1RurOusIy Insisted upon t2o-nuthing policy.
trIo rocnrd ~ tho su.sInn. of co,,ysr is IN
-, t, r,or,, ~ +,,a >trn
very shhrp cohtrhst 10 lllo lecoiu VI tae cStrn
session. It Is recortt Of iitnctl0il. The lead-
ers Of the grent party, With tAcfr eyes
closed. their Inns seufut. gax in their
,na,,,i ttn,r faat a,d ;,a,,,. III and Tram.
nl9NtH, tneir leet naH iluius uui, Hlin tnenl.
ss!veS G9nu IT, MILE sets. vGa ~ ~ - nr se
!ess Iecqra. trS ,1ney aiafe siimpy nliae no
lefG9tH, !o . nenagcslG t ,, ,nMaGts tm9ms,tto
fel9lelne that thoy nave eoinNlltlcu ntnIGrfolsl
t41fEt1 f!spkhAf NAEC!s III W Ao4-
, 1880-06-17
MEDICAL. .
RICORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully :; per cent Of tho human saca Victims -
partial Or comlcte imp1ency. This startling asRaf-
t1on will bn fully cosrnbosnted By ovarY lhteEunt
TIE principal causes EroduenE this dtseaas
lyptona are ioaa OF vtQnr spernn.oerhtra. pain ia
ths hne spoaif3nn AyDld society. anauor, RlooT
fnrch0dnRH mental dlasFes:, ncrvoua debility Snd
fasa rodcaty pravaut the pa rent wanlna tho
child ot this y.Sat cy!t aeerct hnhlts tho re1us
nffcnor1nce The medical psofea.lnn hea been hmont
tic er,snd for incrcnted nndauons II lie ID
snne aay1una Amply attest.
There Ia vol known principal In animal phJain!ogy
t ss1 Aff IL
Therp Il rcrney In tbs reach Of all. ono that hns
VIII vsT%t III RrsTt1riv. 1T @ has been se1anissi and n-
faslil,io spesa fos ths ove eoninina rhoapharu.
- q 9sss Z y ps1sy u eac
axnF tNted Pill. .nd an nj had Of Lcvnssar 60 10
his Ei1chGt!eu. faTh tFfAncol, Or ~ Dr. HtnWM
" @ az x sxs1 n r. p. S K e. saas Il % nIan ~
by mail upon fOcnlpt 0f price.
CERTtFtGArE.
pAKs. July II. tSs-u ltuG du IL Taxa Nit. E. L.
nfty .lhrae yeR.n MD. hn1 been Wtooxer twenty-five
ysKrs. nHfvDus tgripG rtunti lad SUFFERED for Thirty
Iervuua debility and entlrs iMTt0tency For alRetH
ynars he trcI every knewn rnetly without any Ten"
ttt !!e caMo 10 MIC and advised bin TO ~ 1acorts
aHrd. hut sssted upon hs CONTINUING ~ nae anh In
-eot married. and has f1o tine children. ,..,-n,
days' is In I Xix weoks. i1 botwcsn t.o nud th.ss
nonths. between two and sl1 n,ohtnn II h'ns
Medicine dD IA Husptnl Charity.
EO14D ltY ALL. DSkUGGlSTs.
vANEClLAACk, sTEy ENsUN 20, Chicago, III,
Wh0eHaIH AHputa for tho DFuK Trade