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Shock

1t will be remembered that when
President Garfield was shot he immedl.
alely sank 70 the ground; his tempera.
ture descended below the normal stand.
ard, and the Pallor Of death settled OF
. little further. the heart would hayt
ceased its beating. And yet we nov
know that no vital organ Of the Presi-
dents body was injured. This wa
what Is called shock. Il was not caused
BY fright, nor BY any effect on the feel
ings. 1t was purely physical. Il q
often among b most dangerous effects
OF accidents Indeed. many . person
has died of an accidental physical In.
jury who would have fully reoovec
could the body have rallied from the
shock.
Precisely wherein the shock consist
1t is difficult to say. It seems to b<
somewhat analogous to the effect of 3
blow on the head. which instantly. ane
for . time. arrests consciousness and
the power of motion. Light. depends
on a certain wave-like movement in the
molecules Of either. and sound on Q
similar movement in the molecules od
air. Now. to touch . vibrating bell. on
musical string. ut once arrests the
sound. So 1t is thought that all nerv-
u action depends on . like undulatiop
In the molecules of the nerve substance,
and q powerful disturbing cause, act
ing suddenly. somehow arrests, partial
ly or wholly. these movements back
even to tho nerve centres.
Every case of shock involves danger
the danger that the vital organs. cut
off from the force that works them, may
to act. What is needed In such
cases is to stimulate the heart ou1h',
Companion.
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Consumption Cufed-Read this letter
from Mr.. Ittiok. of La Porte, Ind.
La PORTE, IND,
DE- 6cHENcK Jan. 3lst. 1881.
In the year 1871 1 was suffering with Con-
sumption, and had gotten so low that I had
no hope OF ever getting well again. I waited
for death TO put an end TO my sufferlngs.
There was ono Of my friends who was per-
ststently trying TO have me use your Pull
monte Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, but l ut
teriy refused TO get any moro medicine. 1
many different medicines without being
helped by any. Finding that I was not TO
be persuaded, he bought some OF your Pull
monte Syrup and Seaweed Tonic himself,
and brought them TO me. I at first refused
TO touch them. did not want to be expert
mented on, but finally consented to use them
merely 70 satisfy him, not that I expected
they would do me any good. I commenced
taking the Puimoni Syrup and Seaweed
Tonic. and TO- my great surprise felt almost
unue using them. MY condition improved
under their use, until. In time I grew per-
fectiy well. no trace Of the disease remaining
Ny lungs had healed up and grew stronger
time.
I owo my life entirely to your medicines.
Nothing else saved me. I will bear cheerful
testimony % the great virtues Possessed by
your medicines. I know of several other
cases hero where your medicines have boon
used with enttre success. I am ~well-known
hero. being one OF tho original German set
uers inLa Forte Co.. and having been In the
Livery business for many years.
NE. I can and will. II necessary. swear
before any Justice OF the Peace, to ali that
JOHN IrrIcK,
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PlLEsl PILEsl PlLRsi


A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
remedy, called DR.. Williams' Indian
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer Eve minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed), acts as q poultice,
gives instant and painless ralief, and is
prepared only for the piles, itching Of
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Read what the Hon. J.. N. Cofinber-
ry, Of Cleveland, says about Dr.. Will
llama Indian Pile Ointment: / have
used scores Of pile cures, and 1t affords
me pleasure to say that 1 have never
found anything which gave such imme-
diate and permanent relief MS DIR.
Willinms' Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt Of price.
FRANK 8. HENRY, q Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Be sure and ask for Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Addoms & Glover.
may7-daw1y
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scrExrrrIo MISCELLANY.


oompiied Tor ths Leader.
In Investigating the enects Oh tne
electric hght, German scientists naso
found tina It Is not healthier IMAM otner
methods OF Illumination In leaving Tue
air purer, out That u increases Inc pow
er oil vision In some respects especially
In distinguishing coiors. neo' piue
ana yellow are mad mucn more o's-
tinct ana marked unoer TINS iign' 'nAn
BY daylight. This Is also true OF green
Recent Investigations show that the
false membrane OF diphtheria is built
up by a parasitical plant, which fastens
itself to the throat n grows ana mui-
tiplies upon its inhamed surrounoings'
The spread Of these plants 70 . O'ooo'
either poisoning It themselves OF con
veying poison to At, produces inc ipn
iberia The possibility tnat oipntneiia
may be prevented oy artinciai saccin-
alton Is pointed out-
1t has often been doubted that the
ancient sculpturings found In different
parts of the world could have been cut
without the aid Of iron tools; but ar
chaeologists have in recent years sue
ceeded in reproducing such sculptures
in granite with the use Of stone imple-
'ments only. An example Of the extent
to which granite may be modelled with
tools Of stone is found in the great
sculptured stone Of Montexuma, in
Mexico. 1t is recorded OF this stone by
Cana that ten thousand Indians were
employed In transporting IL to tne Oity
OF Mexico where tnir.y "ofk"en "''n
stone xes scuiptured H.
With h~yposulphite and acetate Of
soda-two chemicals found In every
photographer laboratory--a very pretty
experiment may be easily performed. A
solution Of the former may be prepared
with one-tenth OF its weight of water.
If such a solution be placed in a vial it
will, If kept quite still, remain without
capitalization, and will allow another
solution-acetate of soda liquelied with
one-seventh its weight Of water-to be
poured on it without mixing. II kept
quiet the solutions will remain liquid;
but il a crystal Of hyposulphite, held by
a thread. be carefully passed through
~. ,rro- so,,t;on ~ tha Iowsr the ,at-
~ Apps. ~ ~
Ter VIII soldify at once while The lorm-
err remains as limpid as ever. II, how
ever. an adetatc crystal is lowered into
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Mr.: Isaac Miller OF Fort Wayne. In
diana, writes;
February 7th, 1851.
Ten years ago I contracted q severe cold.
which brought me very low. went from
ono doctor TO another. getting prescriptions
from each. but tho medicines they prescribed
beemed to do me 10 good I kept getting
worse and worse. until at last l became so
weak that II l went any distance from my
house Il seemed that l would never be able
70 get back. was In despair. and had al
most given up all hope of recovery. Al a last
resort. I wont TO Srope's Drug Store, in this
city, and asked him II he had any medicine
that would help me. He said he had. and he
was % confident Of IL that he said. " Here,
Syrup. and II It does you no good you need
not pay for It" l took the bottle home and
commenced using IL. as you directed, and It
worked like magic. By the time IL was gone,
felt very much better. and so 1 got another
bottle which completed the euro.
l have since used the Pulmonic Syrup In
my family many times with the best results.
I have also recommended It TO many friends.
among others. Mrs. Hesser. Of Plymouth.
Indiana, who had Consumption, and she was
cured In a very short time by It's use
Ensineer on Pitts, Fl. Wayne q Chicago
B. r. Residence No. a William st., Fl.
Wayne, Indiana.
DE-. scHRNcK, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Dear Strive are we'll acquainted with Mr..
tsaao Miller. and can vouch for the truth OF
the statement he sends you in regard to the
great benefit he received from the use OF your
medicines.
D. B. srRoPR 4 CO..
Fl. WAYNE. Ind,
Feb. eth, 1881.
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Don't Talk Loudly.

Nothing marks q true gentleman or
lady more surely than . low voice. and
. man can have it as well a q woman.
A loud voice either arises from extreme
carelessness or from low breeding. No
one likes to walk beside . person ON
the street who talks In . loud voice.
The same rule applies to boys and girls.
Play il one thing and conversation
quite another. though the former need
pot be bo~isterous. Children may have
good lungs, and use them In cheering
when the right time comes. but when
they talk. . low, distinct voice marks
pne accustomed to good society nd
possessed Of innate refinement.
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From NJ. John q. so.h.etsr. of sh.

BY. Ohio.
DE-. j. H. sonxsox. Philadelphia.
Dear sir-In May 1879. I caught a heavy
cold. which gradually settled on my lungs.
causing great diniculty and pain In breath
wake BY c%ous5ins' The ioss Of sleep and
appetite at last reduced me very much-from
100 pounds. my usual weight when In health,
physicisns. but they did mo no good. One
day. while looking over the CLEVELAND HER
AID, l noticed that your medicines had cured
and 20 concluded to use them. they wsr:
rather slow In their action a nrst, but after I
had used them for q couple Of weeks. 1 saw
proved, the pain and dinnculty in breathing
was relieved. and nfter using eight bottles l
felt that I was restored 10 perfect health. I
been guile we'll ever sincs. / am satisned
monte syrup. seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pulls.
JOHN O. NorHAcKER,
with G. II. Asken. Shelby. Richmond o.. o.
Feb. 2ists 1881
From Mr.. Robert W. Jones, Of LsSdon.
LONDON, OHIO.
DR.. scHKScK; October eth. 1850.
Dear sir-About four years ago 1 was taken
sick with what my physician told me was
Consumption Of the Lungs. ! had n bad
cough. and was reduced very much In my
weight. AZ different times, I had seven ply
nicians OF this place and also one from Blooms
burg. attending me. and although they all
thought they could help me. I grew worse
very fast under their treafment I was COM
PEELED TO give up all buniress for over two
years. and no one believed. nor did 1 myself
believe. that I should ever get we'll. Ono day
l happened TO call at Mr.. Auburn Smiths
Drug Store. In this place. and picked up one
OF POUR pamphlets. In reading the certin-
Gates OF cures, l foundo one case so nearly like
my own that I at once concluded 70 give your
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have had good health since my recovery, and
I believe your medicines saved my life.
know Of several other persons In this city that
have been cured by your remedies.
ROBERT W. JONES.
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them, and found them TO benefit me from the
start I continued 70 use your medicines
faithfully. and in sig months time ! was en-
urely cured, my lungs becoming a. stpong %
sFeri and your medicines did the work.
Your Respectfully,
sAkDFoRD CALDWELL
s1sh 70 add thai since that uma-f.eEfy
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I know Of the above case and can certify
ths truth 81 the foregoing
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From Akron. Ohio. Consumption Cured
AKRON, 0HIo,l
DR. 7 n aruuxor. Yah fTth Ias1l

From Akron. .Ohis. Consumption Cured
AKRON, 0HIo,l
Dr. J. n scHxScK: Feb. 18th, lssl(
Dear sir-Having boon asked by many In
regard 70 your medicines. and the benent /
have received from them. / have concluded 10
give you an account Of my caso. In the win
ter OF 1878 I was pronounced IN tncurablo
0onsumptfve by every physician In this place,
as we'll as several in Cleveland. I had ali
the symptoms-oough. night sweas. great
debility and loss of nesh. I was reduced In
weight from one hundred and Nifty pounds 10
eighty poundss / had given up all hops Of
Scanlan that he had used your medicines
with good erect, and he advised me 70 give
them . trial. although ! do not think he be-
neved they would cure me. for ! was 50 sick
Al this time that no one thought that I would
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cough. I then took the Mandrake Pills and
ssaWeod Tonic. and In two weeks my appetite
came back. and I began 70 gain strength I
took your medicines for about three months.
I was too sick to do any kind OF work for two
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and I have been In good health ever since.
! do not know that I can say more than this.
unless it be that believe your medicines 70
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IA. REILLY
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Another case of Consumption Cured at
La Porte, Ind,

Another case of Consumption Cured at
La Porte, Ind.
LA PORTE, IND,
Dr. bcHkNcK: Jan. 81, 1881
About twelve years ago I was dangerously I'll
with Lung Fover. l had great trouble in
breathing; every breath 1 drew caused me
pain. l had three doctors treating me. but
grow worse all the time. / was at that timo
connected with the Lake Shore II. r. Co,
One Of my fellow clerks induces me to get
some OF your medicines, saying that no had
used them himself with entire success. l
sent for some of your Puimonic Syrup, Sea-
weed Tonic and tho Mandrake Pills. used
them according to tho directions, and in a
short time noticed a marked improvement in
my health, which Kept up as l continued
using your medicines. After taking several
bottles each of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic / got entirely over my sickness.
Since that time I have recommended your
medicines TO many other people living In La
Porte. who used them with great success.
r. W. NEBELTHAU.
Rx-Trustce of La Porto Co.
THIS Ii TO CERTIFY, Tint We have sold the
medicines mentioned in these certificates to
Mr.. Nebelthau and others. and their state
ments are authentic and reliable.
FRRD'K WEST & CO.. Druggists.
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Consumption Psrmantly Cured.
coNNKRsvILLK, IND.
aCHRNcI. January 2lot. 1881.

Oh. ScHKxcx: January 2lst. 1881.
Dear air-In 1861 I took q heavy cold which
quickly fastened on my lungs. l became
unable to do anything. I was confined to my
and developed rapidly into Consumption.
At tho time of tho draft during tho war. tho
examining physician rejected me as being
unit for service, one of my lungs being
nearly gone. 1 had given myself TO die,
when John 8. Benson, who formerly lived near
this city, now living In Indianapolis. recon-
mended mo TO use Schonck's Remedies. as no
had done in his own case and had been cured
thereby, I did as no advised me. which
proved 70 DO my salvation. I procured some
snd "Nsndraho pills" I commsncsd 70 use
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The Oregon City girls are unhappy
because The onion crop Of Clackamas
county has boon stricken by . blight
this ear
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Without medicines. ALLANs SOLUBLE MEDr-
GAT bo2 fa'sn'sa oe''osf ~ i'@
So.i vfll surs any e.se In four days. or iess.
.of how long standing.
n nsuseous doses Of cubees, oopsioa 9r On of
By Idsstroying the c~oatinRs OF Tho stomsch. No
syringes or estr1ngent injections 70 produce o<hsr
Frise Sis& BOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS, or
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Weekly Leader,
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Ter-<sa-ss. xs.s. ass aalfYs1r.


on every Kind H@uy. 0hapiy and Erpsdi-
tiou1ly sxscptad- o.rdsef very shspss na
Kind. Bil HsAdz. Laesg end hots Hs>ainsA.
blanks Of every ktn1- fosssrs. ste. Pnn.se
on short nofies- Having . new lot Of Iyps
and Presses. VI an 10 handsons Work ~
Low PrioesL
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r. W. ~NEBELTHAU,
Mr.. ). n. miller. Of newcastle, Ind,

Mr.. J. b. Miller. OF Newcastle. Ind,
writes:
NEWCASTLE, IND,
On. January 22d, 1881.
DEAR Shiny wife was troubled with Lung
Disease. attended with weakness and pros
tration. I had doctors in Newcastle and
Hagorstown attending hcr. but their skill was
of M avail. She did not grow any better
under thcir care. She became SO low that
there seemed to be no hope for her recovery.
I then came across one of your pamphlets,
and after reading Of the many cures made by
your medicines. l concluded to give them a
trial: q I bought one bottle each Of your
Syrup" and "Seaweed Tonic"
which she used, and showed such a marked
improvement that l got moro of tho medi-
cines. After using a half dozen bottles. she
became quite we'll and strong again. My
WIG has great faith in your medicines, and
she thinks there is nothing better In the
world. We keep them always In the house.
Yours Truly.
J. h. MILLER.
Ny wife's mother wns seized with biee ling
OF the lungs. She also used your Piiiinbllc
Syrup and Seaweed Tonic. AMI. ns "a RI
wife's case. tho Pulmonic Syrup h"a'"i fcr
lungs. and she found the Sea~ ~ r"i'. -
be Possessed Of wonderful > rsls ,','nr
properties.
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nfidGewates,

nsidGewaieS,
"A Crazy woman Is wandering
about IN the north part Of the town.
clothed IN the most dllhy and scan'
manner. Where does she belong, who
Is she, aud has she no ifiendsf are
questions yet unanswered
Alba Towns jumped from now
Ing machine recently aud disloca'ed
his ankle,
"A bright bay mare, eight years
old, was stolen from the pasture OF
Hiram Baird, Chilicndon, W., Aug. o.;
also. u hamc harness aud express wag'
on. The thieves were tracked to the
Corners,
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West Randolph,

Wcst hthhuosp"'
The "eold wave" still continues With
",
Summer visitors are very numerous
In town,
REV, A, J. Huntington ID. d., OF
Washington ID, c., preached q very good
sermon In the Baptist chapel, Sunday
afternoon, II Is expected that service
win DO held Ia the main part the Church
next Sunday, aud the Church dedicated
In week from then.
1t " said the Advent eamp'meellng
at Bethel will commence the 2sth Inst,
The ladies' Of the Congregational
church, win hold lawn party and So
clable next Saturday night.
"A Miss Ribby Of Newbury has taken
Mrs. Nichols (Nee Demon) place as
telegraph operator here.
Charles Beard has bought the mall
route between here and Drookhcld, OF
Charlie Fullam, The latter has gone to
Boston.
Mrs, Matt Bryant will soon move TO
Boston and make that her home,
1.-THE Braintrce Centennial" apamph'
Let ofl2 pages with covers, was Issued
from the press of the Herald and Ners :
price 10 cents. Those interested In the
history of the town should procure q
copy.
Curtis band OF I pieces, furnish
music at an entertainment At No, Ran.
dolph.
"A new slucc has been put In TO carry
the rain water on So. Pleasant street.
The old one troubled by getting filled
WITH sand and carried the water In q
different direction.
Tile Benz. Fish house, near Beans
carriage shop occupied by Chas. Stevens
was destroyed by fire last week Wsdnes.
day afternoon. Loss about $500; insur'
cd. Most of the contents were saved.
Peter, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, l.. +.
Thayer, died quite suddenly Thursday o.
last week aged about one year.
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IIartlan,l.

Ilartiand.
IL. W. Dunbar, Of North Hart
land, has u lamb with five legs.
Daniel Morgan built new barns
last year, and has now become diss"'-
isdcd with the house accordingly he
has contracted with Arnold Baglcy 10
rebuild the same.
Carlos McGrcgor has boiled cider
bottled in 1855.
The grange, organized at Browns
vile, aud aitcrward removed to Shields
vile, is dead.
Curtis Flowers has decided his
interest in the house just north ofthC
Billings shops, to his brother Dennis
who now becomes sole owner.
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springiteid,

Springfield,
Il, NJ, Gsss and schuyler DAmou are
steadily recovering from the ense1s ~
sun'slroke,
Geo, Sanders has u last become pos
sessed Of the "iriug whiIeomh Livery
stable" having purchased the same " w.
l., Lowell and taken possession
n, l., Lowell has purchased aes'
market at Concord, Mass, and 10 running
II with stock shipped from this seelion'
The Springfield Agricultural society
will hold their Annaai Pair sept so'h
and aist,
e, ID, hates, frOm LewisbHg, fau
the inventor ofthe "Bates Harvester" 10
stopping IL town
Miss Sarah Whealley = sister OF fTot
whealisy, has been engaged ~ assistant
teacher 10 the Graded School, IN place OF
Miss Barrett,
r. W, olney has gone TO char'estoWn
N, II, to work IN the meat business
Two young men who went-iishlhs
ia spencer Hollow last week, returned
drawing their carriage, The horse haa
gone out on q foragIng excursion, but was
found later Ia Levi Whites barn
john Mecray, the enlerprlsins man
ager OF tho Town Farm, reports 70 tons
OF hay Of this seasons eating, an excess
over any previous year,
The "iIillside Workers" held soel'
able and Ice cream party on the evening
OF the 10th lust,
"A, c, Miller has two OF the best llelds
Of wheat in town, John II, Gill has been
cutting the same with new reaper which
he has on exhibition,
tour Henry" has gone West,
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Barnard.
Mr.. Burnett of Bethel has inst
completed q barn l0j feet long, and 40
feet wide.
AS. L. +. Perkins was driving
out of Barnard brook, his horse
was cast. j. B. Hibbard attempted to
assist in raising the animal, and was
struck so as to fracture several bones
of his foot. The $500 pension mon
by recently received by Mr.. Hubbard
will possibly assist in solacing his
misery in limping.
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women who suffer

The greatest sufferers In the world are
women; their delicate organization being
peculiarly susceptible to arrangement and
disease. Among those who have been
cured by DR.. David Kcnnedy's "Favoritc
Remedy" We will name, Mrs s. A. Nc.
Twain of Fergusonvillc, N. T., Mrs
John +. Brinkerhoif, Highland N. Y. Mrs,
Edward Meyers, OF Rondout, N. Y. and
many Others. "Favorite Remedy" purl-
fles the blood, invigoratcs the system,
and fortifes 1t against the disease. All
druggists have 1t.