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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-01

Ii girls duty to be happy, and make
others happy. Like daisy, sac should
make whore she is bright.
The ocean covers three-fourths of the
esrth's surface. it is about as thick, when
compared with the earth, as tho varnish
upon q twelgeinc globe.
One Of tho letters received at the Dead
Letter ofiics in Washington, last month,
came from an Ioga town. The address,
scrawi-d IN a child's hand on the envelope,
was, mr.. Santa Claus, Behind tue Moon,
SKY County, Cloudand." The letter con-
tsined the request that Santa Claus should
send the writer pair Of "boits," ''drum-
me, and some candy; should send "ADny"
q doll and q wagon 10 ride him In, and,
something OF other for all the rest
4 shepherd who was watching his focl,
on a dark night saw them suddenly break
sway in al directions. Calling up his dog,
he gave chase; bat tae sheep we're Wild, and
he could not turn them. Soon they were
ali out of sight. lie wandered over the
mountain all night, but no trace of them
could he find, until just at day break Re came
upon them, collected togethar-there were
seven hundred of them-and there, keeping
watch and ward over them. was ais fsiShfIl
AE5- II A1A& penn TIC AtSus ~ tt@DtaAil-
them together, and as they were too tired 10
walk home, the faIthfll animal sat down
and waited until his master should find them
az day break.
There ia not the slightest danger that the
world viii ever want for s'ate-pencils. The
hard, black German ones have been super.
ceeded of late years by the round white ones
Of clay slate. At the quarry, near Castle
ton. Vermont, about thirty-fve workmen
produce $4,000 pencils daily, and it is pro-
posed TO increase the daily output to 100 600
The blocks when qusrried, are sawed into
pieces seven by twelve inches, split to the
thickness of half inch and slnoO.bed by 3
planer, the block is placed under semi
circular knife and, after having been turned
over, the process is repeated. 4 particle O.
quartz in the block would break all the
pencils. They are pointed by grindstone,
turned, assorted, and sent TO market in boxes
Of hundred.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-01

cradle often leading TO insanity and death. It
strengthens the Nerves. Brain, (Tfiemory) Blood,
Muscles, Digestion and Reeuperative Organs, i;
restores to all the organic functions their former
vigor and vitality. making life cheerful and en-.
joyable. Price, s. a bottle. four times the
quantity for $40. Sent by express, secure from
observation TO any address, on receipt of price
No c. o. D. sent, except on receipt of 81 as aguar
antee. Letters requesting answers must inclose
stamp. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
us Olive st. St. Louis. Mo.
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THE HOME.

4 e not dOubted that men have hom IN .bA'
sst.os -hes each one has established his artN $40
tnreuza OF dis Possesscns and fortunes; ~boDcs h
viii not Depart II nothing cslls him away; wasEcs :
Es has departed lie seems TO be wanderer, and II b.
EsSurns he ceases 20 wander.-Dshritioa fton CiTi
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sThen stay at hons, my heart, and rest.
The birc IL safest IN It's meet;
Der ell that nutter their wings and ~
hawk 10 lowering IN the sky"
--LongfslloE
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Never fails TO cnre Nerv-
;Gus Debility, Vital Ex-
IT'S us ion. Emissions 5,
-eninal Weakness, LOST
MANHOOD, and all the
levitt effects of youthfr
ifOllies and exceSse&
stops permanently all
weakening, involuntaI
iosses and drains upcl
g e system. the inevitaba,
result OF these evil piaS
,tices. (which are so dc
.Structive To nina anC
l,,IV and ,laoEa lffn mis-.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-01

An apple chopped up fine should be scat
tered some distance away. taking care to
keep it in line with the door of the trap, An
apple should also be hung on the bsit-wire
1t should be cut IN several places, so that
the rabbit may tue more easily hubble st H.
Visit the trap frequently, but be careful
to leave no trace of your presence by foot
ground or bushes about the trap.
If you desire to preserve the skin, stretch
it on a piece of board, and hang in cool
shady place, never in the sun OF, near ire
If rabbits are about, they will "scent" toe
apple at great distance, and the trap, Il
properly set, never fails, and you have bun
ny" alive and healthy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-01

nr IN hf)o per day at home. sample worth S5frs..
% III 0LV Address Stinson 4 Co., Portland, Ne.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-01

4 QCTS. for the Star spaDgled Banner for mf
III Nothing like it; 10th yr. s pages. illus. Spe
meIs FREE. Address Banner Hinsdsle, Nj
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DR.. C. w. BENSON,
Baltimore, Md,

In the course ofhis practice, discovered what now
are renowned in medical practice, viz com
bination OF Celery and Chamomile in the shape Of
Pills. They are used by the profession at large
and constantly recommended by them
II is not patent medicine Ii is the result OF
mis- own experience in practice. They are a sure
cure for the following special diseases, and are
worthy OF TRIAL by all intelligent sufferers. They
are prepared expressly TO cure sick headache.
nervous headache, cyspeptic headache. neuralgia,
paralysis, sleepleSsness, dyspepsia and nervous
ness, and will cure any ease. The Doctors great
remedy for Skin Disease, called DIR. Benson 5 kin
Cure, is exceedingly valuable and greatly sought
after by persons who have skin diseases or bad
complexion. An excellent toilet dressing.
Sold by ali druggists Price, 80 cents q box.
Depot, iO6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
By mail, two boxes Tor 81, or six boxes for 81 50.
10 any address.
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A Brare Little paushter.

There is q very pretty story By Miss
Strickland, in her Queens of England" OF
a little girl who saved her fathers life
at was in the time OF Queen Mary,
daughter of James Ill, and Lord Preston,
the father of the child, was condemned 70
death for consPiring to bring back the exiled
King. Her name was Lady Catharlne Ora
BAN, and she was only nine years of age.
The poor child was, during the trial of her
father, lett in the Queens apartments In
Windsor Castle. The day after the con-
domination of Lord Preston, the Queen
found the little Lady Catharine in ST.
Georges gallery, gazing earnestly on the
whOle-length picture Of James III, which
still remains there. Struck with the mourn
fai expression of the young girls face, Mary
asked her hastily what she saw in that pic
turo which made her look on it 50 particu-
larly. Il was thinking, said the innocent
child, how hard it is that my father must
die FOR loving yours.' The story goes thst
the Qeesn. pricSeG in conscience by this art
lesl reply. Immediately signed the pardon
Of Lord Preston, and gave the father back
TO the child"
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HARRIS REMElY CO. g; EcSIs,

- ....... - WI ALHSUChL
ftsz 51fs<% l'l'C CSeUists and Sole Prop's Of
Pa0f HARRIS PASTllIE REMEDY
E4M Sf1 fou1- Ee1 a7d others Who suffer
IN w ron Nervous and Physical Debf
jsstaf sfshfrS<& ny Premature Exhaustion and
yyIk#z12. their many gloomy Consequence
are quickly aud radically cured.
eneoy Is pet W IN Boxes Ao Tasting month"; 50.
10 ken9ogn 70 eject cure unless in No
Casting three monfhs) e. Sent BY mail IN nisi1
Directions for Using acceapany Box Pamphlet drs
bng This disease and mode Of sealed on apcs
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ii HENRY & CO., ProprIetors,

For sale by wALLTNG & CO., Wholesale Drul
gists, Indianapolis
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BAKER, HoRD * HENDRICKS. Attorneys 70
plaintiff.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
OATMEAL DRINK,

The following cXtrct was taken from
the GHdrdidn n few years ago :--"Whrn
you have any heavy work 10 tlo do not
take any beer, cider or spirits. by far
the best drink Il thin 0nimrnl and water.
with little sugar. The proportions
are u quarter of n pound of oatmeal to
two or three quarts of water. II should
bc well boiled, then m ounce or an
ounce and half Of brown sugar added.
Shake up the oalmcal well through the
liquid. In summer drink this cold, In
winter hot You will find II not only
qucuches thirst, but viii give you more
strength and endurance than any other
drink. Fiat any time you should have
TO make u very long day, ~ IN harvest,
inrrcnsc the oatmeal to y half pound
or threc-quirlcrs Of n pound 10 three
quarts oi water "Plod" will ilnd n
piece Of lemon peel boiled with II an
Improvement.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
1t Sounded Funny,

Scotch lIlghandcrs have The habit
when talking their English of nlcrspcr-
,ing the personal prOnOun "he" when
not required, sirh as "thc King he has
come" OFTEN IN consequence scntcn-
&c is rendered extremely ludirrous. 4
gentleman says lle lately listened to the
Rev. Mr.. ---, who began his discourse
thus :-"My friends YOU will find my
text IN the first rpislle general of Peter,
fifth chapter and eighth verse: "1hr
devil he goeth about like roaring lion
seeking whom he may drvour.' Now,
my brethren, for our instruc ion | have
divided NV text into four heads. First
", we shall cndcavor to ascertain who
the devil he was. Secondly, we shall
enquire into his geographical position.
namely where The devil hr was aud
where the devil hc was g0ngY Third
ly, who the devil he was seeking. And
tourlh'y, ana rs ". we shall rndravorto
solve question which has never vet
been solycd-What the devil he was
roaring about. - oriental C0skrt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22

The NORTH American REVIEW FOL Saptcm-
Der has for lie leading article very forciblc
preeentment. by Dorman u. Eaton, OF the evils
produced by the practice OF levying political
Assessments" The paper is noteworthy for
its striking array Of facts, but more 80 be-
cause IL will be universally regarded al. the
ultimatum Of II large and influential section Of
tho Republican Party. addressed TO the party
leaders. "oaths in Legal Proceedings" by
Judge Edward a. Thomas Ia discussion Of the
question whether tho interests q morality and
Of public Justice alike. would not be promoted
by the abrogation Of all laws requiring tosti-
mony 10 he given under the sanction Of an
oath. Thompson d. Maury late Of tho Signal
once, contributes an article ON "TornadOes
and their Causes" which, in addition 10 scien-
finc interest, possesses the merit Of suggest
ing many practical measures for ayoTting dis
aster 10 life and property from wind-storms.
Architecture In America by Clarence
Cook, is marked by freedom Of uttcrance
that Ia refreshing. In this respect II deserves
10 rank with Commander Gorringe's celebra-
ted paper on the United States Navy. Augus-
tus @. Cobb writes Of "Earth-Dural and Gre
nation" and J. y. Manningin All article emit
led "The Geneva Award and the Ship-0wn-
srs," sets forth tho justice Of the claims Of
consgnors Of cargocs and owners Of vessels
20 Naturalization out Of the Geneva Award
fund. for losses from the acts Of Confederate
cruisers The Review is sold By booksellers
and ncwsdoalcrs generally.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22

wear broad bottomcd easy shoes, dark
hose, and are fixed up for comfort.
They propose 10 take trip on foot
through all the mountainous counties Of
North Carolina. In their baggage they
have hammocks, which will be used In
case they have 10 camp out ut night.
The trip will consume about two months
aud cover n district of six or eight hun
dred miles. The girls are all young, the
oldest possibly not over % and the
youngest is. They are 1.-THE, hearty
and appe ir to be able TO make fifteen or
twenty miles a day easily. Three Of the
fair pedestrians are from Virginia ami
the other three from Maryland. Three
Of them are pupils Of n well known SEM
mary in Virginia and the daughters of Il
well known business man Of that State.
Their present novel aud independent
trip is made principally to crafty one
or two of the party who could not afford
10 travel on railroads. When Il desire
was expressed by them In the presence
of the other four girls, who make up the
party, to see the magnificent seem r. of
the western part Of the State 1t was ~
once proposed TO tramp II through the
country, and thus avoid railroad fares,
and NJ the same time a1ordH better view
Of the picturesque. The party will leave
here Tomorrow for .Ashcylle, IN Bun
connie County. They do not manifest
any fear Of being molcsl"d In the long
and lonesome route. They say they ARE
fully able 10 take care OF themselves.
Part of the way Is lhrouglla dense for
est. which even many daring men are
not anxious to travel through, especial
~ ut night.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22

The NORFOLK & WESTERN,
SHEN ANDOAl VALLEY. and
NEW RIVER RAILROAD COM
PAN les, desiring to promote the
establishment of mining and MANI
featuring operations throughout the
territory tributary 10 their railway
system, AMI to attract the attention of
immigrants To thi4 desirable agricul.
tural district. and Mt the same time
to provide safe and reliable means
OF communication between holders of
agricultural and mineral lands aud
parties seeking locations for settle
ment and investment, have sanction.
ed the establishment hy MIR. JOSEPH
u AUSTIN, Of n BUREAU OF M
MIGRATION AND MINING IN.
TELLlGENEE.
MIR. AUSTIN has located his office
Tor the present Mt WYrnEvILLE
W:TItr Co, VIRGINIA, to which
point MI communication To him
should be addressed - Upon ,hr com
pletlnn Of the Shenandoah Valley
llniIrond 10 connection with tho
Norfolk \ Wrsierp Railroad. which
will be- effected at ROANOKE Roam.
oIiE Co VIRGINIA, IN May. 1889 the
principal oiIlce of the Uurpnn Will bc
removed To Roanoke.
a monthly bulletin Of properties
for snlr will be issucd FIR circulation
among investors, manufacturers and
ngriculturists.
The commissions charged will IL
moderate.
Parties having lands for sale nrc IN
yltrd Ia record them ~ Tins Burpnu
'ilh plans, maps description ~ i'm
provemenia and OF mineral deposits,
ana ysrs of minerals, price. Sec Ne.
II ~ horeJ n ot by means or such
un organization, the material devc'np.
mtlit nr resources Of this rich snlubfi
Gus, and fertile sd'tlon Of Nirpin.n
mny receive m eiTrcllmI aud pprn,n.
nrnt impulse, snd public attention he
direct y aud practically assured 10 IN
varied md remarkable elements OF
national wealth md prosperity
GEO +. TYLER.
Prcsideni NOrCoR & Western nan.
rodd 90,
+. j KtMBALL.
frc"dtW Shenandoah pdRcy Raj.
mai 20.
Presi,'cn Nov RiDcr Rqiroad 60.
PhHLArhLpnIA, February nth 1889
March ~ 's2-Gm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
r.. II. DIXON,
Matchmaker ~ Jewelei'
BRiSiOJ, TENNESSEE.

MINu fnrCharcl V Dorio's stock Of
II watches, Jewelry, silver wnre, Clicks
olc;' desire to inform the public TINT |
w'll continue he business nj tho old stand,
NO. James Block, keeping nlwayu on hand
hice nhd complete assortment Of gouds In
my linc, which will be sold cheaper than
ever before.
Cnll nhd examine, aud be- convinced of
lhis met Repairing done n the tery heal
manner, and warranted. Il. Il. DIXON
| take pleasure In recommending Mr.
Olson, he being IN every respect worthy Of
ne confidence Of thu public. will nasIs,
hlm In NE business, mud will he glad 10 ace
oil my old fripu'ls and patrons
=, Respectfully, v. DORtOr.
Feb II, 'S2-.lI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
An Honest Confession,

~ Hn't rot sense enough IN vote nj n
ward election" remarked old lsom ycs.
tcrday. Why Asked bystnnter
"lcr sec, niger what keeps bacon
shop NJ the upper end oh town give liny
cents premium on n silver dollar nude
last year. lux n dUllor Wild der cor
leck date, an, golp' 10 do store. handed
u tor him, and told him ter gim me de
premium. lie looked nj te dollar, hand.
cd me ATTY cents, aud dropped 1t In de
drawer, Tux dc MY cents an come
on mp town. | have just diskIvcrcd dat
1'sc iiIiy cents out. repeats dat ain't
got Sense enough tor vote, an dc New.
nltcd States can hab my frccdum back
vt any time de Secretary Of war will no.
tify Inc Oh dat Jack"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Prices Reduced

II. II. SBNlGlt Err hnp reduced ,ho
price Of nil The leading Dry Goods 10
make room Tor the mlI trade. "
We have n ln'ge stock uf TndIes,
Dfess Goods OF The latest styles we nre
selling out. VIZ
The ladies nre invited 10 call eerlv
aud make selections while tlity nts
fresh. wv
We have n large stock Of boois md
shoes which va ARE selling out AT prl.
Cos below competition,
Our HElULER SHOES are stIll The
leaders for Ladies aud Mlssoa. Wa
have large stock Of these shoes. md
are receiving new goods nearly every
week direct from the fnclory.
We can sell you womnn,a vood
Kip Bhoe for 81. Womenis cont md
cali Hhoe Hewed aud ppgged nt corro.
spondlns prices, Ladies' Buskln 76c.
Men aud Boys fur, wool, and straw
hats which we aru closing out at bot.
tom prices. No one need 10 nwnv
from IN In want " CHEAP goods.
We Invite all our friends and thu
public 10 call aud examine our alopk
We guarantee satisfaction.
Thankful fUr the liberal natrona,o
heretofore extended IN. we promise
our greatest en0r. ~ please YOU In tbe
future. Respectfully,
(. Il. SENEkER.
une7bl.if
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
Boy Wanted,
detroit FREQ prcss.l


There Is ~ Gospel tent ut the corner
Of Michigan avenue and Fourth street.
Hnd of y SUNDAY evening there Is n cOn-
siderable passing In aud out on the part
Of pedestrians. Last SUNDAY evening u
boy ui fourteen who had lust luft The
tent encountered stranger, who stop.
ped him and inquired
"Sty, bub, wlmt sort Of n performance
Is going on tlierry'
"purly good thing" was the reply.
"l'd kinder like ~ srC the tat woman
aud the living skeleton aud the AbIno
children once more, but I'm purity near
strapped. Is there ANY way kin work
inYn
us boys crawl umlcr the canvas"
Anybody around 10 knock you
stlny"
Never saw anybody. I'll show you
where 10 20 under"
by hockey, III Try ~ It, no use ~
throw away = quarter when youklh beat
n slilc show. ~
The boy took him around behind the
tent and saw him safe under, and then
crossed the street and sat down, lie
waited Just exactly three minutes. and
then the stranger came oft VI The tent
by the door lie looked up and down
Tie street, closely scanned every young.
atcr about him, aud finally said to = boot
black
Cub I'm looking for n youth about
two heads taller than ysu--pcakcd note
blown straw hht--hnlf out short |
want ~ Hrr him ~ awril bad for about
q minute that IN give you half n dollar
" y0n can ilnd him around thcrcr
--a--s
Salt mnckcrel IL n new shHlr for mems
clothing. tits probably Intended for
wet weather wear. M salt mnrkerel Il
away ahead W u gum ovclront for keep
Ing n man dfy,-N o. Ptdbune.
There's no iise trying 10 make iiie man
who has eaten two dozen peHuhcs believe
that the mnsi serious state of affairs nj
present exist IN Egypt,--Somerrdic jour.
nal
California editors iise $50 gold pieces
tor paper weights. Around here they
use their diamond alruve.butions for
that purpose. Al they consider $50
gold pieces good fof 10 10 shy az rnls out
Of The bnrk windows, - Br0ttion Enier.
jWp.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
Young America,
IproNihtnee JouTnal.l

A boy rushed into his fathers presence
out Of breath; "Pa, We've got away
with the Shoo-nys and laid cm out, YOU
hrt your sweet lifc--srOrc forty-seven to
nothing. manipulated tlle sphere and
sent hot ONES over into the man In the
cage, and When Dick pounded The lcath-
~. YOU 0rtor seen Sammy put for the
field. ropcd IN n triplc-mggcr, stole
home. aud johnny scared 'cm by two
,loublc-baggers. | tell YOU twas live
ly diamond, and thu umpire was awful
rank" young man." said the old
man. ~ don't know where you've
been, but 7 can not tolerate such lam
guage IN this house. Come to the wool
she'd" Tho heavy thNckhewack Of u
sole leather strap showed that Justice
had overtOkcn ut last the boy with slangy
speech.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22

Death OF Geoge Washington: when
did George Washington dlci" Asked
an Austin teacher of u large boy. "Is
he deadly" Was the astonishcd reply.
why, II Is not more than sis months
ago that they were celebrating his birth
day, and nov he Is dead lt's bad
year on children. reckon iis folks let
him eat something that didn't agree " lh
him, Ter1s Slfiipgs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
Islrht, .hlyn ilnllnrn Lost

"yuu do not tell me that yutf husband n NJ
aud entirely cured hy 70 simple n medicine NJ
pnrtrr'a uinprt TuniuY "Yns. indeed do, %
said MIS- nrninnln 10 hof ntghhuf," ANA ni-
IN we had Lost piElitrlhyr nullhiH IN doctor
llla aud uruUiipiinns Now my husband
feels nH wpil Ne nVri T"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
FEMININE FOLLY.
Girls Tramping Through North
Carolina Mountains,
IMi Any N. U Tor GLOBE Dcmocral.l

Six gay and ftOllctOnc young ladies
arrived IN this place to-day, al riggcd
ont and equipped for y Journey on foot
through the mountains or thls State.
The girls wear drpHHce even shorter than
the regulation walking skirt, have knapp
snrks strapped over thelt shoulders.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
Odd She Die -

mo: she fingered and suffered along, pining
away all the time. for years. doctors doing her
no good aud nj last was cured by this Hop
Bttcrr the papers say so much about" I'm
decd indeed how thankful We should bo for
that medicine"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
Cancers aud o'hcr Turner's

sire treated with usual euccrsn by World,
pisrensary Medical A-socia,lon, buffalo, n. Y
Hrnd stamp fof pamphlet
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-22
LYDIA {. PlNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
A Sure Crs for all FEMALE WEAK.

A Sure Curs for all FEMALE WEAK
NESSES, Including LeucorrhGa, Ire
regular and Painful AIcnstrnntioB,
Inflammation and liberation OF
the Womb, Flooding, PRO-
LAPSUS UTERI, &c.
ty-T1casart to the taste, onhcacious and immediate
IA ~ effect II great hclp In pregnancy and 70.
lcycs pain during labor aud al regular periods
PHYSICIANS Use 1T ASp rBrstRBE IT FREELY.
.vFoR ALL wEiKSrssrs Of the gcncrntlvo organs
OF either scI Il r. second 20 remedy that has ever
been before tho publIc and for oil diseases Of tho
KIDNEYS II Is che Greatest Remedy IN me World.
sIrKIDNEY COMPLAINTS Of Either Sex
Find Great Relicrin Its Use.
LYDIA D. PINRHAms BLOOD PURIFIER
will Grade att every VeHtigc at Humop from the
hood, NJ tile time will give tone and strength o.
thorystcm. Asmaryelluusin results tho Compound
fU'Do,h the Compound and Blood Purifier arc pre-
parrd ~ 2iJ and - Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
pricr ~ either 81. Six bottles g. Tie COMPOUND
Il Hcnt by mail In the form pills or OF lozcnge
receipt " price, e. per box for either Mrs. Plnkhnm
freely answers oil letters Of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp, Send for pamphlet. Mention this I0pcr.
tg.Lypn u. pTNullM's IyER rn.ts cure constlpa.
ton, BilonsncHs and Iorpdlty Of the Liver cents
FS-Sold by nil Druggists.~s]s %
sept. -, Sly.