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PREMIUM FOB new SUBSCRIBERS.
5000 FOR es.oO.

with view to increasing our slrculation We
ria zej the following liberal c1sr: To cash OF our
uatrouB the county who viii pay all arrssrssea,
ii arv srs due and sead Il the name Of a rev sab
acr her 20 the FHgaHAg before the let day of
Narch next. accompanied by $50 to pay for Doth
81 pti0ns year ard two copies Zone 20 esohl
oil kerdslI's " Treatise on the Horse and It, Di
eBasz- the ,,est work 81 the kind ever published
orc any Of our patrons outside Of the county Who
III sead 1870 for themselves and . new sub
acrib-r the additional 20 cts being for postage on
.utir aver ili not only eend 70 each copy OF
the horse book, but TO the one remittinE the mon
sy will .lso send rcceipted bfll for year :
snbsrr. ption 10 the CorTAsL HHARTH. an Illustra-
ted Magazine Of Home Arts and Home Culture;
pnb he'd In Boston and containing Portraits and
SketcHes OF DiEtiuguished Persons. Superior home
MnElr. UhoCe Postry, Storiss and Adventure
Orna mental and Fancy Work the latest - hlont
the HTOthrr's Chair. the Student's Corner. ke all
fully uIug.rEtsd. As the two copies ef the fEHH-
Man aud horse BOOKS are alone Torth ths money
asked 81 will be seen th8t the CorT A0H HEAkrHr
the sub=eriptiou price Of which is gso per year 10
To be .l-ra a. free gin ossring 20 any and all of
our sur bers who willing to~earn ~. All
that Il rscasgsrv therefore. in order 70 secure a
drst-cIrzt nazaEine rec Of eIpenHe for entire
year Is = little personal sIeTtion part OF our
rcafeas scarcely one OF uhoIs would md any dif
dculty in complying With the requirements Of this
notice 90 to work, then, and send In the = es
and the cash as EOOn as possible.
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EAdILfH-WA WATERS-Married. at the residence
Of the brides mother fn the East Ward. on Thurs
day evening. Nov. Il. 1881, by Rev. A :. Morri-
son. Mr.. WILLIAM ENIGH. Of SUNNI rhill town
ship. and Miss LTzzIK WATERS, Of this place.
HALI4EE AN-CDAD.-M Married. at 81. Johns
ehurch, Johnstown. Tuesday morning, Nov. p,
1881. by Rev. Father Gallagher, Mr. MICH'L HAL
LERAN. Of Cambria boro. and Miss MARY COAD-
of JuhnstOwn.
HENECTHA KEEIA N.-Narried. at same
time and place, by the same, Mr.. JOIN HEER-
CHAN and Miss MARY KEELAN, both Of Cambria
borough.
ARSHALL-RY AN.-Narried. at the same
place nv the same, on Thursday. Nov p, 1881, Mr..
WIN. MARSHA ALL and Miss ELLBH RVAE, both Of
MiIlviUe.
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Men or Eminent zbfyttU.

Scholars and chemists. have devoted years OF time
and skillful labor that they might. in measure,
relieve human suffering. Or. Faust's German Ar
omatic Wine Is the result OF the most patient and
careful experiments. 1t is prepared with the most
scrupulous care from pure Grape Juice and the
choicest Fruits, Roots and Herbs, and stands pre-
eminently without an equal for the OF ladies
suffering with private disorders aged or feeble aud
deblitated persons, snd those recovering from the
effects Of eKhauEtng disease, or mental or physical
overwork. Guaranteed to promote digestion and
tnviXUrate and give new and permanen! vital force.
In no way can it no used intoZicgnt. Ask
Druggists. For sale at e. James new Drug Store,
Ebensburg. Pa. i4-s-e.ow.IyJ
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Oh, What ~ COu0hg

VIII you heed the warning. the signal perhaps
Of the approach Of that most terrible disssre
COnsumptOut Ask yourself 10 you HdorG for
the sake Of saving 50 cents to the risk and do
nothing for il. We know from experience that
Sbiloh's Cure will cure your couRh. This will eI-
plain why wore than million bottles were sold the
past year. ltrelisves Group and WhOoping Cough
at once hother-. do not he without IL. For Lame
Back Side. uT Chest. use ShilOhs Porous PIHsters
Sold BY Z. James, Ebensburg, Pa ;4s.-s.o.W.lE.I
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K11lEp NRlR AL1KaRrrPrs-Mr. wm

KILLED NEAR ALLEaRIPPUs-Ar. VIM
}. King, assistant supervisor on Supervisor
Ehrenfeld's division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. which extends from Altoona to
Galitzin, was struck Ivy an engine near Ale
grippus about ]: 80 o'clock on Wednesday al
teTnOon, receiving injuries from which he
Ci-d in few minutes. The details OF the
lamentabe affair, as furnished by the Altoona
Tribune of Yesterday morning, are as follows
Assistant Supervisor King, was engaged in run
ming lines for new siding which Is being put
down short distance east OF the slgnal oioeA ~ ~
AleSrtppus with the assistance OF Two repairintsu
who had been detailed for that purpose At the
time stated the three men were standing on the
south track. while freight train west was pis=if
the north track. slight snow was failing Al
the time, which together with the noise OF the
passing train prevented them from noticing two
engines Nos s3 and Isl approaching from the
west on the south track. The engines had assisted
q freight train up II mountain, aud coupled 70
aether we're returning down 10 the city. Michael
Mccain. fireman OF engine No. 50. which was run
ming ahead saw that two Of the men did not seem
notice their danger, although he was rinHlng
the bill. and he called to the engineer. X. O. Me-
Cormick to warn them with the whistle. Tie en-
gfneer whistIed repeatedly at a point far enough
way TO give them plenty OF time to get on OF Ihe
track Both OF Mr. Kiug's assistants looked back
and stepped from the track, shouting 81 the same
time to him. He did not seem to hear them, but
stood looking down at ttle track holding in his
hand the rod used in surveying. The engine
struck him and he was thrown between the tracks.
The engines were stopped and the unfortunate
man was placed on engine No, IS and taken 70
Kittanning Point. His skull was fractured in
several places While transferring him 70 q west
i
taking him to GaIlitzin Mr.. King breathed his
last. having been unconscious from the time ne
had been struck. His remains were taken to the
residence OF Supervisor Ehrenfel6 at GalitEin,
and the coroner summoned. No blame attaches to
any Of the railroad employees for the distressing ac-
cident which could not be prevented.
Mr.. King was nephew OF the late Ihomas A
Scott, president OF the Pennsylvania railroad
His home is at Chambersburg, Pa, where his wi
dowed mother still resides. He came TO this city
in October Of last and until the middle Of last
month was engaged at his profession as civil en-
gineer in the Ofce Of Mr.. Reed principal assistant
engineer. The of his sad death cast a gloom
the railroad Offices in this city. He vas a
quiet unsssumiuK young gentleman. aud was
held in h gh respect by every ono who had formed
his acquaintance. He was aged about y years
While in this city he boarded at the Logan House,
but since had been acting as assistant super
visor he had been boarding at FItZharrts hotel al
GaIlitzin. His remsins will be sent 70 Chambers
burg iuterment
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On THIRTY DAYS THAL.-We VIII send DR..
Dyes CelebroJed ElectrO-Voltaie Belts and ether
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to
young men and older persons who arc afflicted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality, etc. gtar-
anteeing speedy relief and pete restoration Of
vigOr and manhsod- Also for kheumattsm, Ntu-
"a lxia. Paralysis. Liver and Kidney difficulties.
RuPtsres and many other dtseases. illustrated
pa implicit sent free Address Voltsic Belt 90 ,
a4<--H--<s No. r=-Nt
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A LITTLE thieving fs a dangerou. part

But stealing largely ls noble art.
lis mesn tC rob henrOOst of hen,
But stealing thousands makes US gentlemen.
There is some mistake about that assertion
Stealing does not make the gentleman. but, to the
CONTRARY. the ownership Of good clothes does. Sup
pose skip tnat question TOR the present. and 20
on AZ other tack. This way: That whenever you
20 to buy good clOthes-not only good. but cheap
you Will 20 of the belt II you fail TO patronze ST
mon & Rendheim. next door to the First Natio hal
Bank Altoona. Make note of This
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We note with sincere regret the death OF
Mis-. CathaTns Cooney, wife of our old-time
friend J t. CoOney, Esq, of E. ConemauQh,
who died Thur~day'eveuing. Nov. II, after
long and painful illness, aged about As years.
The deceased lady was the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Michael Bracken, who resided
uear the Viaduct, in Croyle township, and
sister OF Mr. Mich'l Bracken, one Of the most
enterprisng nnd respected citizens OF Gal
iitzin She was all tnat the name of wife
mother, friend and neiqhbOr in its true sense
implies, and her death is indeed a sad blow
to the bereaved husband and his mOtherIess
children. May her soul rest i'll peace
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CATARRHAL'P 'PoIsoN. Catsrrh poisons the
mucous membrane, pOisons the blood and
vital fluids, poisOns the lungs, liver andskid-
neys. From a simple cold 10 the Tottng,
sloughing and death OF the senses OF smell,
taste and hearing. SanfOrd's Radical Cure
for Catsrrh IS supreme. Complete treat
ment only 81.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Special in
dueemPntS are offered you by the BURLTNG
TON ROUTE. 1t will pay you to read their
advertisement, to be found elsewhere IN this
issue. l3-1S.-10m.
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SPEER's PORT GRAPE WINE FOR WEAKLY
PERsONs.-This excellent product of THE
graue is prescribed ana used by the leading
physicians in the country, when a generous
and COurishIng wine is desirable; especially
for females, aged persons and cOnsumptiyes;
and by churches for communion. Hundreds
Of New York p vsicians have visited SPeeT's
Vineyards and Wine Cellars, but twelve
miles distant from New York, and are sur
prised to see the foreign Port Wine Grapes
so successfully grown in this country, The
Unfemented Juice for churches is from the
Opurto Grape preserved in its natural state
Just as it runs from the press. For sale by
f. James, at the new drug store, Ebensburg.
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SWEET are the dars Of pumpkin pie.
When sausnges BEGIN TO bloom;
When buckwheat cakes are drawing nigh,
bfeEury Vuts are on the hOOm

Pumpkin pic, The day is past and gone! But,
In the language OF Tom Moore. its memory fingers
with US and ts sweet. Did you eat turkey No !
Then yOur next best thing IL to 20 60 Godfrey
VOLTS, next door to the pOst0ffice, Altoona, and
buy tor yourself suit OF clothing which for neat
ness. completeness and cheapness cannot be sur
r,oa aead
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Ladies'. for those distressing COM
plants to ICHicH DOH are subject,
use DR.. FHUst's German 4Fo1I6tjc
VINE. al, 'Sl.-1y.J
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DEATH OF A Coon OLD C1rrzEx.-Mr.

DEATH OF A GOOD OLD CITIZEN. Mr.
James Barnett. an old and much respected
citizen Of Clearfield township. aud TOT many
years prOmpt-paying subscriber to the
FREEMAN, died on last Monday evening
Hr was a native Of Derry county, Ireland
He was about seventy years of age He
leaves a wife I'D several children, ore of the
latter being physician, ano now engaged
in the practice of his profession in the vii
lage Of SummerhiII, Croyle township in this
county. May God grant rest To the soul of
our old and steadfast friend.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE, Periodical Head
ache, Neura gle Headache, are cured Ivy DR..
METTAUR'S HEADACHE AND DYSPEP-
81 s5%A pes - - erNTrf
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BRoUGHT TO BooK.-The Altoona Tribune
of Saturday saws


of Saturday says:
our readers will remember that when William
NJ. Lloyd Il %. bank closed 1t was asserted that
the assets were more than sufficient TO meet all
liabilities. and that The depositors would all be
paid in full within designated time II they
would not insist on their demand for immediate
payment. This course, il was represented would
render unnecessary the trouble and expense OF
proceedings in bankruptcy. In order that the de-
positOrs might confde in the assertion and agree
to the desired extension OF time, bOud with Hon.
James Gardner OF Holiday ysburg named as trus-
tee, was drawn. and signed by number Of the
most responsible citizens OF Altoona in which they
Sound themselve in amounts ranging from one
thousand to twenty-five thousand dollars to pay
the said depositors in default Of payment by VIII
liam NJ Lloyd * Co. Suits have been brought in
the common pleas court OF Blair county against
the ObliS SItOrs. separate action having been in
stituted against each signer. A meeting Of the
several defendants was called a lew days ago 10
decide upon what action shall be taken. 1t is
thought that Will be selected for trial as
test case. The defendants seem confident that
there can be no recovery on the bond. IHs matter
has however. caused considerable speculate
and it remains for the court to pass upon and de-
eide a question which doubt each Of the parties
litigant thinks will be determined il his fayor.
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IT is a sin to steal a pin
A shame 70 quarrel and night;
But there l. nothing meaneT
Than the scissors cleaner,
Whp steals what prupra vyrfra

They never steal this item without giving due
credit-the item which will follow. Man may
come, and man may 70. but the item goes on for
ever. When You wait to buy pair Of good, ser
yiceabie boots shoes for either ladies gentle
men. either call or write to :. Blumenthau
HE Eleventh avenue, Altoona. II he can't give
yOu satisfaction, then our recommendation is OF no
avail
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ESTATE FOR SALE

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-A
IA LOT or GROUND In the West Ward OF Eb-
ensourg Borough. known as the Gibson Proper
ty" now owned by James Kane. bounded the.
south by High street. the east by lot Of Vim. Il
Sechler, Esq. on the north by Sample street, Snd
the by Mary ann street. having large
two story FRAME DWELLING HOUSE thereon erect
ed. will be sold private sale reasonable terms
Inquire of NJ. D. KlTIELL.
Nov. IS, fsSI.-tf. E0eusburg. Pa
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OFFICE OF CREssoN SPRINGS Company.
o. sS5 Solift Fourth 81. Room No. 40 I'd Floor
PuILApELPHLA. Nov. !. 1881.
LOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS =


IN meeting OF the stockholders Of the CRRs-
SON SPEINos COMPANY viii be held At the Ufice Of
the Company. on the 6th day Of JGuBary, Issg. at
y O'Clock, ". for the purpose Of voting in
crease Of the capital stock Of this Company. by
the issuance of preferred stock. as authorized by
an act Of the General Assembly. entitled An Act
TO authorize the CrCsson Springs Company 20 is
sue preferred stock. D" approved March 10th. 1873,
and for transactinE such other business as may be
brought before the meeting
JAMES X. MCCLURE, Secretary.
Nov. i, 1Ssl.-st
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REAL NEcEssITY.-We presume there is hard
ly lady to be found in broad land who. il she
does not already possess 4 sewing machine,
poets some day TO become the owner Of one.
The household of a young wife l. now considered
incomplete without a sewing machine.
Next to her lover the thought uppermost in the
mi nd Of the maiden lust blooming into woman
hood is a sewing machine.
W hen asked by her parents or atfanced what
her Christmas or birthday present shall be. the
sWer IN 3 majority Ofc2scs Is, " A sewing machIne. ~
But after the mind has been fully made up to
purchase one Of these indispensable articles. the
question arises to what kind OF machine to
buy.
It should be SO simply constructed that the ost
inexperienced can successfully operate IL.
The other OintS mainly to be considered, and
which are the most desirable are durability "a
pidity capacity tor work. Of operation. regu-
larty OF motion, uniformity OF tension and silence
while In operation.
or all the various machines now upon the mar
ket, the Light Running New Home nils the
above requirements most satisfactorily.
II Is said TO combine the good points Of all other
sewing machinas, and. in addition, has many new
improvements and labor-saving devices
The price IS now higher than that Of other ma
chimes. and every lady who is the happy possess OF
OF one NAV rest assured she has indeed treas
All who send for the c0mpany's new illustrated
catalogue and enclose tn advertisement tprinted
another page). will receive set Of fancy adver-
tisiuk novelties Of value to those collecting cards
SC. Their address il. JOHNSON, CLARK s Co. 80
Union Square, New York.
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SUICIDE IN ALTOoNA.-A young man Of
81 years. OF thereabOuts, entered the office of
the Central Hotel, Altoona, about 10 O'Clock
on last Tuesday night, and asked If he
I'D secure a room. Receiving an answer
in the affirmative, he handed the keeper
half dollar, remarking that he would not
eat any thing, as he did not feel we'll bout
midn ght two pistol reports were heard by
the occupants OF the rooms adjoining the one
in which he had been put to sleep, and when
the door was unlocked the young man was
found lying in bed in dying condition, his
brains OOZinG from bullet hole in the right
side OF his head. He died in fifteen minutes.
He registered as ). p. s. ppeh, Boston"
The Coroner held an inquest OIL Wednesday
morning and a verdict was rendered in ac-
cOrdaDce with the above facts. No writing
nor anything else was found upon his person
by which ne could be identified, ana the re-
mains Of the unfortunate man, which were
visited 10y large number of persons during
the day, were inferred in the almshOuSe
burying ground.
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STRAY STEER.-Came TO the resi-
~ dence Of the undersigned. ia Dean township.
or about the lst OF last October red steer with
white face, supposed to he year old last spring
The owner Is notified prove property. pay char-
es and take him hway falling IA which. the steer
will in due tire DC disposed of according to law.
JhNE MCGUIRE.
Dean Twp, Nov. IS, Issl.-3t.
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B. & Il.
NOVEMBER 18th. 1881.
BARGAINS IN
Underwear for Men, Women and Children,
HAnIEks \ nEH

UlUGl nOQl lUI Hull, HUllUH 0uu UlllUu Ulr
LADIES' mERISO UNDERWEAR
At So 80. 75c.. slOO and up.
Ladies' Scarlet Underwear at s1-25, $3.50, Si.7b
aud up.
Chiidren's Mcri no Jnd derwoar from z5e apiece up.
Childrcn's Scotch Mixed Pants and Vests.
Children's Scarlet Pants and Vests in all sizes,
from 1e to 3Sc.
60 T5c., loo and up to the finest qualities.
Mems genuine Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers
BOYS underwear in White, Gray and Scarlet.
Purchasers will md the above lines fun sud
complete and at prices lower Than elsewhere.
LARGE LINES or
no Try.
For Ladies', Misses ana Children.
Ladies' nne Cashmere Hose at s5. 4o IS and Doc.
Ladies' hne Cashmere Hose, T5c., SI.oO 81 IS and
up in choice shades.
ladies heavy Cotton Hose, plain dark colOrs
% Great t variety Misses Hose, in Cashmere Meri-
ChiIdren's q ooI and Cashmere Hose in hand
stripes and fancy plaids.
Mems Half Hose, Merfuo, Cashmere. Cotton
and Wool.
Special bargain in 50 dozen Mems Resi- Scotch
Wool Socks, extra heavy. opened to-day.
SILK RANDKERCHIEFs.
50 dozen SIX Handkerchiefs in a great variety
of handsome new designs, At zoe. each. pure silk.
50 dozen silk Handkerchiefs, pure silk, At Ioc.
loo dozen SIX handkerchief, at so, 80. 75c and
SI.OO. in every imaginable style. and quality.
Sflk and Cashmere Muffiers.
Linen Handkerehiefs for ladies and gentlemen,
plain and fancy borders. at i21Sc each, and up.
Attraction in the Cloak room constantly lncreas-
ing. choice Walking Jackets, Cuffs and Pockets
of Plush at IS 90. Walking Jackets at Sc $50,
50 90 $1,000, $3.50 and $500 in light cloth, and
nne Black Diagonal Dol man from IS. 90 TO $50 90;
al endless variety 20 select from.
DoImans OF Satin Mervoilleux. etc, at so co.
worth $1,000.
DoImans. new shapes Satin Rnadamss at 81. 90,
worth S35. 90.
DoImans, trimmed in Fur and Plush, 5000
g45. 90. 5000 and $4,000.
Snk circuIars at SIS o. 5000. $500, $500 up 70
SIS 90.
seat Skin Sacques suit all in prices, site and
quality. commencing at s125O and up 20 the best
grsdes.
A very good variety Children's Goats. listers
ard UIsteretts commencing at - 90 and up SO.
New Dress Goods New silks, New Pushes aud
Velvets New Fringes Passementeries, Buttons,
etc. New Neckwear. Kid GlOves-buttOn and hook
CHamois Gloves-very long, Si.00 pair. Full
lines OF Mems and Boys Gloves, Driving Gloves
Fur Top Gloves. Cloth Gloves, Wool Knit Gloves
BOGGS tS BUHI.
HIS FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY
CTRAY BULL.-Came to the premi.
- ses of tho subscriber. in Dean township, on ol
about the 29th OF October last, red and whit,
bull with white face and one year old last spring
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take him away; other
wise he viii be disposed Of as the law directs.
J PHILIP FOQLk.
!
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PLANsl PLAYsl PLAvsl PLAYsl

perauce PLAYS. Drawing Room Flaw. fairN rlay7.
Ethiopian Plays. Guile Books. Speakers. Pautc-
mines. TableauI. Lights. Nagu-siuW Lights Col.
oree Fire Burnt Cork. Theatr.rai Fac PrepHra-
tions. farley s Wax Works. Wigs. Boards Nous
taches, Costumes. Charides, and Paper scenery,
New Catalogue sent free. courf aiming fal tee-r-l-
tionand prices SAMUEL FRENCH a son.
3S r. I4th S.. New YORK.
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TO FARMERS AND SHIPPERSl

DUTTER. Eggs. Cheese. Poultry Wtlc came
ID Venison. Bear. Grain. apples, Petato.s :. bu-
ions Dried Fruits. sc send lor price iiSt ahu
taps J. r PHILLIPS CO.
General Produce ouimiSsiOn Merchants.
A.. : sps, -, - crrerT-ieh -. y 7.
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R +. KUNkEL'S WORM SYRUP never falls
to destroy pin, seat. round, thread and stOm soh
worms This Worm Syrup is a pleasant safe and
effectuRl remedy fer all kinds Of worms As most
preparations nauseating and disagreeable TO the
TASTE that IL s almost impossible to get a child ~
take them, II il the most desirable remedy that
can be given for worms. 1t has neither tho taste
most delicate infant with perfect safety. The gen
erai symptoms Of worms are q sailOy complexion.
with n blush circle around the eyes. enlargement
OF the abdomen and stomach. foul breath. gnaw-
ing pains in the stomach and bowels irregular ap-
petite, startngs or grinding Of the teeth while
asleep, etc 1t is a lamentable fact that hundreds
OF children are hurried TO the grave account of
the above symptoms of3cn being taken for some
simply by the use o.. E F hunkel's Worm Syrup.
1t IS undoubtedly the most valuable worm syrup
that can De had for all kinds Of stomach. seat pin
and thread worms. Can be used by old and young,
adults 5Otng as likely to have worms as children.
(Dr kunkelis is the only successful physician in this
country who removes Tape Worm in two hours
complete, head and all, and no fee until removed.)
fTlce OF the Worm Syrup. 81, OF bottles for s..
lFor Tape Worm, write and consult the doctor.)
FOR all others buy Of your druggist the Worm Syr-
y. Ninth st. Philadelphia, Pa. Advice by mail
free send three cent stamp,
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA.
E. F. Kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron a sure cure
many years in the practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success. symptoms are loss Of
appetite wind and rising of food drvness in mouth,
headache. dizziness. sleeplessness and low spirits
Get the genuine. Not sold in bulk, only in 81 bot
ties. OF six bottles for IS Ask for r. F. hunEle's
Bitter Wine Of Iron, and take other. If your
druggist has IL not. send to proprietor. E 7. Kun
kel, 258 N Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa. Advice
free: send three cent stamp. Asehenbaoh 81 Mil
ler. Sole Agents. 3D. aud Calowhiu 5Ss.. Philsd ..