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III. h.I,nnnrt.a nuaiI.

Only a few scattering quail of the 100
uairs OF more which tie Rod and Gun
Club turned or; on the plains Of Nilora-
ham have been seen this year. Wheth.
er they vent safely souihlssi winter z1d
returned = o-her norcherl p.!r-s, .
"a. loz- On tie OCEAN, IS Tncertsin.
However. the club think Of trying L
again in a little different way. They
talk about sending soon % Sicily f0r an
other 100 pair, which viii get here in
the spring. Then, instead Of turning
them alTIff, they propose 70 keep them
together until they have bred. and re-
lease them in time 70 - south in the
fall II l. thought that this course viii
d0mestic1te them in this section, 50 that
they viii come tack the next spring.
From the 100 pairs imported 1t Is calcll-
rated that Loo young quail would be
leared in one season. which would make
a very good basis for 80 hopeful Al ex-
peFImeut.
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wEBsTER's ADVICE 10 HIS son.
some sz=.e,tions Of Value to Youth Every
where.

where.
NY Exeter
Some years ago the writer vas favored
with the perusal Of genuine autograph
letter written by Daniel Webster 10 his
son Edward, about the time the latter
commenced his studies at Exeter Acad-
emy. The following is a verbatim copy
Of the 'ettcr:
"WAsHIyGroS, June %. 1894.
MY DEAR SOS:-Fletcher wrote me
from Exeter the next day after your az
rival, and informed me that you had
been 70 fortunate as 70 be received at
Col. Chadwick, and was commencing
your studies. am glad you are 20 well
situated, and trust you viii progress in
your studies. You are at a most i'm
portant period u life, my dear son, soon
growing up 10 b. o Young man, and
boy no longer, and feel great anxiety
for your success and happiness. be-
seech you 10 be attentive to all your du-
ties, and to fulfill every obligation with
cheoriulnes and punctuality. Above all
remember your moral and religious con-
Germs. lie constant at church and al
prayer, and every other appointment for
worship. There can be no solid char
acter and no true happiness which are
no. founded on a sense Of religious duty.
Avoid all evil COMPANY and every temp
tatlon and consider that you have left
your fathers house, and gone forth 10
improve your own character and pre-
pare your own mind for the part you
are to lead In life. All that can be done
for you by other viii amount to nothing
unless you 10 much Tor yourself Cherrsh
all the good counsel which your dear
mother used to give you, and let those OF
ns who are yet alive have the pleasure
Of seeing you come forward as one who
gives promise Of virtue usefulness and
distinction. feryenily commend you
10 the blessing Of the Heavenly Father.
Congress anses, as We expect one
week from this day, believe / shall go
directly home. Your mother and Julia,
suppOse, will be ia Boston before me.
We shall go to Marshhcld, where you
will Of coursc Join US when your vacation
comes
81 happen 10 have two small Mass.
bills, they do not 20 here, and inclose
thcm 10 sou, to be used If YOU should
have occasion. 10 buy q book or spend a
dollar for any other article.
Il wish you 10 make my best respects
to Dr. Abbott the principal Of the Aca-
demyl and remember me 10 Col. and
Mrs. Chadwicl, and their family. If
do not hear from you sooner, shall cx.
poet 10 find a letter from you when
reach Boston.
"Your aiFcc,iOna'c father,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
uEI,rrrJ IE.bator
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Morma Mnrm.s Mormssi

+. F. Kunkels Worm Syrup never fails to
destroy pin, seat az d stomach worms. Dr.
Kuukel the only successful physician who
removes tape worms in two hours, alive and
with head. and no Zee until removed. Com
mon sense teaches If tape worms be re-
moved all other worms can be readily de
stroyed. Advice at office and store free.
The doctor can tell whether or not the Ia
tiert has worms. Thousands are dying
daily with worms and do not know il. Fits,
spasams, cramping, choakins and sufiOca-
ting sallow complexion, circles around the
cycs, swelling and pain in the stomach,
r,stlcs nights, grinding Of the teeth, pick
ing at the nose, cOugh-ieyer, itching OF the
seat, heada he, foul breath. the patient grow
pale and thin. tickling ani irritation in the
anus. All these symptoms and more come
from worms. T.. 4. Kunkel's Worm syrup
never fails 70 remove them. Price
,lUo per bottle, or six bottles ioI
500 For tape worms write and
consult the Doai0r. For sll Others buy OF
your Druggist the Worm Syrup and If be
has it not. send 90 d. L. /. kunkcl, 2jJ y.
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by
mail free, send thrJe-cCAt stamp.
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uxYIxrsHED STILL

A haf,y's soo<. kis skc<n d vol.
falded and soflcd anl G,r
o1t tninsx, yu1 RlT snf dogbf Tol rc figE
Ecr.1 a scafr1n's reck ttil sfo--1y ris-i
q IL the yards aioft
Mos ifks rs f5Ily. bEt. rate, iosk hsrs-
Ssen frs wGn- = "a
A wognna ROOD On Vo1 far-c1 sralt
WIKI q westiing-rinr On ne sl-a-l syfi hani
Wiki elan ~ c.ase - ne
NJ xife-f;od bless hcff The day hz.srs.
-ise aGf h<zl1c II .ggts
And the srnitxLf Kissed Ter yellow halr,
49, 20 c=.aty t1fefs. dan s1d ta.r.
Kr!ttet 1,a1y = bot
The voyage Eas over. came EsaOfe,
whzf tklnk you. fould / there.
grave The daisies had sp4lz.xis3 Saiis
A cottage emE-y snd dafk a. rls.f,
And thls bSzics the chair
The liflie bo1f, twas unfinished ssln
The tangled kkell lay lea-s
Bat the kEi-tsr had gooe eNay 70 reitr
wt<h the t4te aslcep q hsr 4cieI crs&4l'
DuEn In the chuEchysrd dretf.
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Using up the Elephants.

London Telegraph.
Considerable interest attaches itself
TO a question which has just been put by
a Sheffield worker in ivory. lie desires
to know whether elephants shed their
tusks, AZ if not upwards Of ,2SO Of these
magnificent beasts must have been killed
to supply his manuiactury alone with
the ivory used last year. The answer to
his query is, unfortunately, that before
tusks can be obtained, All elephant must
be slaughtered, and herein is found a
subject for very serious reflection. Nu-
merous still in Ceylon, though by no
means SO plentiful Us they were n few
years ago and without doubt existing also
In large Numbers in certain parts OF
Africa, the elephant is, however, rapidly
disappearing. As beast Of burden he
is unrivalled for strength, endurance
and intelligence, and the services he rem
ders in times of war as well as peace,
would alone more than reward a great
effort in his behalf Quite alone from
the fact that when he goes, the supply OF
ivory ceases too, there is also the
grave consideration of his loss as a
means of locomoiion and transportation.
Il is well known that he does not breed
in captivity, and il is, therefore, only in
wild state that the species can be pre-
served. The destruction of more than
LOO of his kind for one hnife-makipg
firm implies Q huge and serious waste.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

her. To all appearances her husband
wzs dead. ard he Was laid ont A. a dead
person. But after the lapse Of several
hocrs II was discovered that the body
did not grow cold as il should A con-
sulrztion of physicians vas held, there
being nine in the council The majority
insisted that Mr.. fost Eas dead, BAT one,
a DR.. Reed, insisted that be vas n5t
dead. In Difference % his opinion, two
galvanic batteries were applied - the
body. and Immediately il began % show
signs Of life. Bringing the dead back -
conscious life was 4 slow proccss, bat
was eventually accomplished. and Nh
IOst has been gaining ever since, until
he Is now able 10 partake Of a fir meal
converse, write, etc, aud he appears 10
have g better prospect for recovering
his health than he has had f1T some
months.
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a Gentle Hint.

In our style OF climate, with il. sudden
changes OF tenn Icraiure-faiu, wind and
sunshine often inlerminglcd ia single
day--it is no wonder that our children,
friends and relatives are 30 frequently taken
from Us by neglected cOld-, half the deaths
resulting directly from this cause. A bottle
Of Boschees German Syrup kcp, about the
house for immediate uscwill prevent serious
sickness, large doctors bill, and, perhaps,
death, by the use Of three or four doses.
for curing Consumption, ilemorrhages,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group, or any
is simply wonderful as your druggist VIA
tell you. German Syrup is now sold in
every town and village on this continent.
Sample bottles for trial, l0G regular size,
TJc
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
The NJ. Innl. N,a-ak.ne.

The 50. Llaa Hrerg'i H1g7-'Hs Is, with
out doubt. th. ianIs1mg.t monthly pub
li-hrI il tLe Union. Il j. brilliantly Illus
tratcd. The stories, poem and articles on
timely ahis.t. are 900 original The book
contains yygy month rrpiase.y illustrai-
"a fashion Article; a1i 4- a whole is a
household Treasure. sample copies sent
free. 0u reception Of two thfee-clat stamps,
10 any u1s,1tiaa. Adirss g.. Lsus MI11-
e'ar. ~ olive street, 81. Louis No. Tic
Weekly Kan-a ci-v EM- and the s.. L0us
N15g-ac one wear for 81 Addre-s The
TINE, Kansas ti,y. 80
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An AeeldeutaICur

When death Was hourly oZpec,et from
consumption. al -smeiies hayir 2 i...led. and
Dr.. II James was experimenting, Le ae-i-
dent1Ily made q p-lparati1n o. Indian
Hcmp which cured bis only child, and noE
give this Ftsip4 1n receipt Of tao s-4ml@ %
pay ezPenses. Hemp L-~1 cure H-sLi,,-
sKests. nausea at tie stOm1ch and val
break a fresh cold in p hours. Adde'S
CraIlock K Co. ly3Z Race street, Fhl--d=l-
ILia. Pa. naming this paper.
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Mr.. GOV. sprague's Diroree.

Mrs. Sprague oas authorized her attor-
ney t. draw up papers fora divorce from
GOV. Sprague. Il is said that she in
tends to push the case to the courts a
speedily a. possible. She has made ar
ransements to leave EdgewoOd. and Is
fitting up 4 house in the city on Con-
uectig1it avenue.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
pI.tance al Cnrnpetltor..

The dairyman who uses Gilt-EdSe Butter
Maker will increase his product q per cent.
improve IFS quality - per cent, and dis.
lance all competitors who DO not use II.
Twenty-Five cents worth Of the powder
will increase product and market value Of
same 500. Can YOU make a better invest
ment? sold by druggists, gr3cers and gen.
eral storekeepers. send stamp for Hints
10 Butter Makers.' Address, Butter I'm
proyement Co.. Buffalo. Y. y.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

FoH one cent purchase postal card and
send your address 70 DR.. Sanford, lG2 Broad
way. New York. and receive pamphlets by
return mail. from which YOU can learn
whether your liver is out Of order and if
out of order OF in any way diseased, what
is the beat thing In the world to take for
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roehe..er Physician. Experience.

z. Caulkins, NJ d., Of Rochester, y. Y,
ccI,ifes oct. G.h, 1870. thai lie has used thc
Safe kidney and Liver Cure in his practice
for diseases of the kidneys and liver, and
the result has been satisfactory in the eX-
treme. He sav-: u would nov prescribe
the same remedy 20 all similarly afflicted
and you are a. hbertyt 10 so osiair iG your t6s-
HrY.tf41. go
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
Mr.. Yost and His Nine Doctors.
Cairo fIil.D Argus.

Several days since Mrs. Yost received
a dispatch from Hot Springs, saying her
husband was dead. She hastened to
Cairo, soreIy stricken with sorrow, ex-
pecting to receive his body here. Here
she received another dispatch, saying
her husband was not dead These differ
cnt dispatches confoundcd her, and she
hastened on to the Springs to find out
his situation fer herself. There the con-
Trajectory telcgrams were explained 10
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
NInntrrnIIIeArl IrnIn.

r. l. MOsely. of Montreal, Canada. Certi-
hei sept. q, ls7J that he rad suffered ter
ribly from dyspepsia, and was completely
cured hy taking Warner safe Bitters, He
says. My appetite j. good, and / now suf-
far no Inconvenience from eating hearty
meals" These bitter are also a specific for
an kin di.ea.e.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

4 PRACTICAL philosopher remarks that
by careful treatment Of himself mod
crate drinkcr can use up more liquor
than the rash man who becomes intOXi-
Gated early in the day.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
starting q Graveyard.
Chicago Times.

In the course Of his recent address be-
fore the New York Bullion Club, Adolph
6utro told Of the trouble he had in get
Ia. ~ Zone labor under all sort Of dit.
!. zul5x1ous; but the most difficult thing
~ was to start q graveyard. II
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sI.3;5.S; Profits In 80 Days.

What $40 has done in Wall street by le-
gitimate stock -peculations. Pamphlets
containing two uncrrins rules for success
mailed free to any person upon application.
Address SIMPSON x Co.,
10 Exchange Place, Ncw York.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

As spirtuous liquors will injure men, so
opium will affect the baby. Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is hc remedy for the baby. 1t Is free
IN opium. Price y cen
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Field Notes.
ninclnnn,i sain1dnr Mint.

Cincinnati saturday Night.
Kate Field l. coming home to lecture.
Eugene Field is about to start weekly
paper in st Louis. Cyrus W. Field Is
about a telephone under the
Atlantic. Every Field seems occupied.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

DE. BuLLs Cough syrup has been before
the pubic for years ana Is pronounced by
Thousands superior TO all other articles for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Influenza, and
all Pulmonary Complaints.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

See without fail the liberal offer Of Moore
& Wilson, Publishers OF The Cricket on
the Hearth" on this page. We know them
to be entirely responsible.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
FASHION NoTD.

No FASHIONABLE lady should be with
out muif Of leapard skin.
Poor Marie Antoinnette is rung in
again on the winter fashions.
NEW French flowers only grow in the
vast garden Of the Imagination.
A NEw style Of trimming is black satin
leaves, put Oh the skirt in double rows.
CUT-AwAY coats are still worn by some
women who delight to be deemed mascu-
tinc.
DocroRs say that sealskin cloaks are
unhealthy. They are in price, al all
events.
PAmsIAN modistes are predicting the
early death of the fashion of short
dresses.
SOMETHING new in street costumes arc
corduroy skirts and ovcrdrcsses Of cam
els hair
TsHBAS hats are much worn by young
ladies. but to very few are they really
becoming.
So,iE Of the flaming bonnets recall the
young ladies who ride in the first act Al
the circus.
Now that colorcd girls have adopted
derby hats white ladies will probably
discard them.
DREss materials are all going up il
price, anI shopkcepers affirm that nov
is the time to buv.
BRowS is one of the most fashionable
colors Of the season. Many of the very
handsomest suits to be seen are brown
VELVET and satin jewelry is all the
rage The velvet necklaces and locketi
are among the prettiest novelties Of thu
season.
FEATHERS shown on the bonncts at III,
opera convince ms that there are som,
chapters of natural history still TO b,
written.
FLORAL necklaces are new, or wer,
about the time Of the Queen of the May
excitement. They cannot be recon
mended.
Is ball costumes the semi-indecen
styles Of last season are to be main
tanned, and ladies will resemble Green
land in having 20 many white barr
places.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

" a cough disturbs your sleep, take a
dose of Pi.o's Cure for Consumption. So
ray all who have tried Il.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

A soLE-sTrRRTSG incident; Trcading
ON the point OF q tack.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
CODE or SIGNALS.

Marchant, in his ~Betrothals and
Bridals," suggests the following code Of
signals for girls: A ring on the first
finger 10 denote poverty and a willing
ness to get married; on the second finger,
money and disposition to listen, though
nothing is promised; on the third finger,
already engaged, and 20 you needn't
trouble yourself; on the little finger, de-
liberating.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
FEMININE PDIST,.

ACCORDING TO Cincinnati paper, rock
ing chair i Just as necessary TO wOm-
ans comfort a. a mantelpiece or window
sill 10 a mans.
A CORRESPONDENT declares that Vene-
tian women consider face powder 50
identifying that they sprinkle it on their
hair and on their dresses as well a. over
their cheeks, brows and chins.
JESSIE JUSE tells about bridal outfit
sent from Europe to an American girl
seventy-fiye years ago, and including a
dozen dresses Of the richest satin and
silver brocade, several Of them beautiful
enough 10 carry of the palm by gaslighi
seventy years after.
PERHAPS, says the Burlington Ha'ctlye,
II has never occurred 10 You women that
YOU might wear small hat and carry
your umbrella 10 the theater. Then you
would be more comfortable, and the
stage would be quite as invisible to the
half-dozen or eight people sitting behind
you.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
LrTTLE LoTTA

Miss Loits Crabtree, the actress, has
just bought in, under her foreclosure Of
mortgage, two pieces Of land On l25jh
stree. near Madison and Fourth avenue,
New York, for s35.0 900, Miss Crsbtree
is q very practical business woman, who
has provided for a season Of rainy wealth
er by saving up between s2OO,OO0 and
$4,000. She Is the richest Of American
actresses
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
w0MaN's WAYS.
Cooking Code of signals for
GlrIs-Feuninine Points.
COOKING Glass.

COOKING Class.
The Chicago girl3hsve formed cook
ing class and appointed certain married
ladies as directors, and all for the benefit
Of the Illinois Industrial School for
Girls. The directors are 10 teach the
girls in their own kitchens, and when
they knoW enough they viii give public
suppers for the Industrial School The
Chicago grocers are 10 be invited to con-
tribute -four, sugar, alt and fruit for the
Of the young ladies.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10

For mending TIN, Brass Copper Lead
or Iron without acid or soldering iron
- ANY lady or child can mend with IL. Wm
- send one sample plate by mail with di- -
- rections that viii cut iYIi inch square y
- patches, on receipt OF twenty-five cents. -
. fut sl.". iH" for $40. tplstagc STAMPS -
s-s received as CASH. -
: AGENTS MANrED.-Cau carry one DAYS
stock ~ your pocket sales win Weld -
- 70 II, pr Gay. our 6i-plgc nlustfa,- =
- ed Catalogue CfChr1mos. JeWelrv. Nov. =
) cities, stationery, etc. FREE Address
.tTY NoylLrY Co.. l1s south Eighth s..
Philadelphia Pa
Mention This u1pcr
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4 GOOD THING - 2. Hi,l y. 5'14,. aIfe55 e
Philadelphia pa.. I- IuFtIr. an insolc Of veg
etablc SIX ImpervioU, ia Dampness, warm
and Sale boz tus feet. They rJ IN the shoe ut
either lady ag gentlemen br..s th.n end eic-
CANT. ilU.r.gHt circulation gFU9a- cold 'cCl
Dampnrss uu1 cold iutf rrl'U NueI sIckncs.
in the winter slu..U. A. ru iu-foduCt. .un OitAc
mail fhr.. ugIr '.- tty CCHt- or six pairs for
81 NLel sou ..EU tle money 'at. .isr lf -aoe
worn ILD ulIrr i-ab. .t Cut-Hal. De usual
UrirH
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
The Grrat Napolcon.

"fllward Webster.
The Osceola times., 1880-01-10
10 900 SkY EHt AYR GiISSP 3LD BOOKSli
PATCH

send for catalogue Frcc. Dan Linahan. Book.
seller. FVnrth and Washington aNenuc Il Louis
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-25
Summer Pene Inealthed its Causes Explained Timely Advice About Hon
Avoid
CERTAIN VALUABLE FACTS MADE PUBLIC.
to Avoid it.

lha
symptoms The mouth
uh
which
the
r part o he hdyrush ehaM.
There
Summer ndmm
who mtligrty rtmsmed
hot
rhafs
nmmhu fnh
and tccommc
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E. B. LAKELY.
1T is the Only Thing"
PEEKsKILL, N. Y, April 10 1880.

PEEKsKlLL, N. Y, April 10 1880.
Messrs. II. II. Warner e. Co.:
Gents-My wife has been suffering for
the past five years from the results of q
premature birth, and during that time she
has been under the doctors care and treat
ment, for disease peculiar to the female
sex, and generally named as falling of the
womb After a thorough examination the
doctors finally concluded she had inflamm-
ton of the bladder, and changed their
treatment accordingly, but as before with
out helping her in the least. We at last
despaired of her ever being any better and
after expanding an enormous amount Of
money-gave it up. But little while ago
one OF your pamphlets having been left at
my house, and her symptoms being so ac-
curately described therein, we concluded to
try your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and
can truly state that after five years Of
faithful trial of physicians, this is the only
thing that has done her the least Good.
Sincerely, G.. L. WooD.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-25

ciety. She also spoke in the debate on Mr..
McCulloch's report on associated charities,
taking ground that the churches, AS such,
ought not to intrude in the work of aims
giving, but leave that to the public, and to
secular societies. Miss Cleavcs, who is a
doctor Of medicine and trustee of the old
est insane hospital in Iowa, made the re-
port from her state, and also took part in the
organization of the new national associa-
ton for the protection OF the insane, which
was formed here recently by the New
York lunacy reformers- Wilbur,
Beard, Seguin, etc, and Miss Chevaillier OF
Boston. This body is quite distinct from
the conference, but its committee had q
hearing before the conference, at which
Miss Chevalier read long paper by DR..
Nathan Allen, advocating lunacy com
mission for each state. The general senti-
ment of the conference, however, was in
favor Of the present mode Of supervising
hospitals by central board of public
charities, as in Ohio, Illinois, Michi-
gan, etc.
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II Advise all to Try It,"

LEAvENwoRTH, Kas., April 10, 1880.
Mcssrs. IL, II. Warner & Co.
have been troubled, more or less. for
the past six years with Inflammation Of the
bladder About two years ago it assumed
chronic form, and my suffering was great.
| consulted the best medical aid in the
country and expended large sums of money,
but only found temporary relief con
cuded to try your Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, and after taking only half
a bottle found | was benefited. / have
now taken four bottles, and have experienced
permanent relief. certainly advise all to
try it, JOHN BRANDON,
Supt. Brandon & Kirmeyer Brewing Co.
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A Pastor Made Happy.

l have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years,
and during that entire time was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and | visited both the Hot and
White Springs, noted for the curative quail
itives of the water. l am happy to say
am now well man, and entirely as the
result of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. With such glorious results, am
only too glad to testify regarding the rem
edy which has made me so happy.
(REv) p. f. HARKLEE,
Coal Run Crossing, Arkansas.
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It's Grand Reputation.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
has reached reputation that is not limited
by the confines OF section or country.
There are no injurious substances nor false
and temporary stimulants in the prepare
ton. 1t is purely vegetable and com
pounded under formula that has passed
severe tests and won endorsements from
some ofthe highest medical talent in the
Country,-New York World.
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THE PEOPLE.
1T Saved My Life"
SELMA, Ala, Nav | 9th. 1850

=. oELMA, Ala, May 18th, 1880
Messrs. II. II. Warner & Co.:
Gentlemen-1 have suffered from kidney
complaint from childhood, and have spent
small fortune travelling to different waters
and doctoring. A physician recommended
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure so strong
~ that finally purchased bottle, and
from that day to the present time | have
gotten better, and now feel like new man.
am well. You may use my name il you
wish, to aid in bringing the Great Discov-
cry into general use. 1t did for me what
doctors failed in doing. 1t saved my life.
Too much cannot be said in its favor
Fraternally yours,
E. B. LAKELY.