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deep, narrcr gulch, with steep. rocky
sides so oycrgrow'd with bushes that
you might easy tumble over alore YOU
was awar'.
Zone of EN- clum up an hitchcd ono
eend OF rope to a linn thct stuck out
over the edge. an moose at tother
eend was slipt over my head.
I'VE haint got no passun handy
says Jem. so you'll hov to say your
OWL pray
1--we done said 'cm a'ready,' saws |,
$50 thars nothin' Ia wait for
You see, in thar hurry they'd forgot
20 tie my hands, an was feared they d
think of it cv'ry minnit they waited
Hey you nothin' furlcr to sayP
says Jem.
'Nothin' moro at present saws I.
Fire i'm over, them says he-'ono
two three an away
"a strong boost sent mo nyin' over
the brink; but quick as lightnin'. |
kctchcd the rope above my head. The
Jerk liked To tore my arms out, but
they saved my neck. My feet nearly
tech Il narrcr ledge. ontcr which /
drapt, artcr sl!ppin oil the moose. Then
found a shclvin' place, and slid down
safe to the bottom.
'''AN lldl NiN NDpNe. lneY IL
discovered my escape. | know'd the
outlet o the gully, an could reich it
lust, as tothcrs ii have to 20 round
some ways.
81 was runnin' for dear life, when I
heerd uccp moan, an turnin TO look.
seed man lyin' at the foot o. the
cliffs.
"Iiclp me, for Gods sakc!" he cried.
ketchin sight o me. 'l'vo fell and
broke my leg.
The rocks warn't so high at that
p int, witch 'twcro that as probably ID
save his lfc.
IN pcrshin' o thirst, says he.
81 know'd my life hung on every
moment, but | couldn't let n fellow
crtter suffer. I'd lost my hat. but tuck
the strangers an run TO whar know'd
thar was spring an filed it, an run
min back, hilt it to the mans lips. jest
then / hccrd Il shout at one ccnd O. the
gully answered by another at tohcr.
My purshuers ID hemm'd me in,
80 What's that noisep ax'd tho
stranger.
It's mob arter me to kill me-
says /.
"What forP' says he.
"'l picked up lost puss, with some
money into it, says I, witch. they say.
belongs TO missin' stranger, witch is
boss hes been found. with blood onto
the saddle. They sarched me an found
the puss, an pertend rs how | MUIR
dercd the owner
lost my way in the woods, to-
day says the stranger AN while
wanderin' about to find it, also lost nv
puss. Then my nose got to bleedin'.
an afore | could dismount. some drops
fell onto the saddle. Afterwards INV
critter SHE'D an flung me down yer; an
I've no doubt it's me they think you've
murdered.
49, Hurrah! yer he isr yelled Jim
Whackitt, as him an is gang come
ruShin on, swearin' vengeance at ev'ry
step.
49, But hcllol what's this?-as | live.
thar : the murdered mani
The murdered man soon explained
all, an the whole crowd begged NV
parding. We kcrried the stranger t1
Jcm Whackiits, an got doctor TO sot
his crippled lcg-artcr witch we'd
drinks all round, an shuck hands over
agin.
"Jem said twas all the fault o. gar
cumstanccs. an | own, Mr.. Chcerman,
I've he'd strong spite agin 'em over
senee. '-Jufge clark. IN ~ y. Lcdycr.
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Taking Advantage of Native Prejudices

A native writes i'm the Madras Nail:
yesterday, just little before dark, n
small bier, carried on the shoulders of
two lads, apparently Of the pariah caste.
was paraded all over the Kothaval
Chowady Bazaar square, the carriers
stopping at each shop and compelling
the shop-kcepcrs TO throw them con
per. The contribution was cagcrly
made, as the sight OF death was frccl-
ing to the shop-kecpcrs. 4 passer-bv.
who also shared in the unpleasant feel
ings, discovered that, though the body
on the bier was shroudcd i'm the native
fashion with u cloth dyed i'm saffron.
and adorned with profusion Of flowers,
the Pariah carriers had come 10y q dead
monkey and were clcycrly passing of
the carcass for the corpse of u young
child"
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The Ogdcnsburg On y .Jo,trnq
gives this modification of one Of Colonel
Mulberry Sellers jokes: AT Brocklille
on one OF the cool nights the clerk at 20
popular hotel lighted lantern and
placed IL within % coal stove in the
reading-room. One by ono the citilru,
and guests strolled In, walked mp to thc
stove, rubbed their hands with sau.-
faction, turned slowly around so as To-
warm their shiycriug bncks noticed %
broad grin, took iu the situation. and
sat down TO enjoy the discontinue of
Lhe next victim "
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Miss Annie w. RITTENHOUSB, of G4t
Kurts Street, Philadelphia, writes, July
10Th 1892:
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BY THE SEA.


lay on tho rocks and watched the sea
IA 10 sparkling danced meath sunny sky;
The warm, sweet wind just touched my
check
And sighed that romance had passed me
by.
gazed ut the sea, and sky, and shore,
TIL sudden sight made my pulses bound
For little way from my rocky nook
was AN open parasOl. low on the ground.
II was large, aud white. and of India silk:
Its top tilted down was my vis-a-yis
But guessed its lining-such shaded rose
As paints the murmuring shells of the sca.
Bcncath, n the earth. spread n soft gray rug;
The fringe of shawl could also noUs;
Aud trailing outside of the parnsol disc
was Tit of a lucc-trimmCd pctticuat
My hc,.rt beat high with cNpcctant hope
hnl ! nnd my romance here by the SOAP
Nhil" lilo cndurCs will fancy repeat
The memories tender of white pongcc2
No longer lay on the rocky shore
Watching the oceans fOumy creep;
SOFTLY To windward stole for a view
L WAS somebody's baby sound asleep
Life.
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Cheap Education In Switzerland.

Education, rs most people know, Is n
strong point in Switzerland. The Swiss
spend more public money on the school
lag OF their children than on the mill
tary forces of tho Confederation, for
primary education Is not only compul-
sorry but gratuitous. and secondary edu-
cation Is organized, and I'm great moas-
ure provided, by the State. The system
may DO theoretically wrong. and per-
haps open TO the charge OF socialism,
but tho Swiss have convinced thcm-
selves that in democratic community
like thoirs, tho people must be edu-
Gated, and that tho only means OF So
curing that end Is TO promote free pri-
mary schools, and offer every possible
encouragement 10 superior instruction.
AT the College OF Geneva. for instance.
an establishment founded by Calvin,
and supported by the State, and which.
as an educational institution, may rank
with the best of English public schools,
the ices are only los. Sd year AT the
secondary and superior girls schools
thcy are the same, and the charges at
the gymnasium and tho university are
ON a scale relatively quito as moderate
AS foreigners are admitted To these es-
adjustments ON the Same footing Us
natives, Geneva offers to families TO
whom economy in education is an OBJ
Ject, perhaps greater advantages than
any other Continental city, and the
existence OF these facilities doubtless
accounts in some measure for the cos
mopolitan character of its population. -
London GiOJe.
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The true newspaper reporter Is not
moved by fear or favor, and his notice,
or more properly his notices. are be-
slowed impartially upon rich and poor,
upon tho humble citizen as well as tho
prominent statesman. The above just
observation Is called out through read
ing In tho society column of the Mil
waukee Sentinel the pleasing intelligence
that "Grasshoppor Jane, n Seminole
Indian, IL visiting friends IN that city,
IndianoDOlts Journal.
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In compliance with your request send you state
mcnt OF my case will write you with double pur.
pose first To thank you for the great amount OF good
your medicine, Hunts Remedy. " has done me and
secondly, with the hope that my recovery will induce
sono sufferer to do as did, "uso the great Fpscnc
ana be cured" For nearly a whole year was an IN.
valid unable 70 20 out of she house, and great part
the time confined to my bed allvlnH pOweress sub
ject OF tho most dreadful OF all diseases kdncy com
plaint" Prom tho long suffering became weak from
the loss or strength, with LACK OF vitality and very
much reduced In flesh All this time | was taking
various medicines, and under tho care OF our family
Doctor and not receiving particle OF holp had al
most despaired OF getting well when my attention was
called to Hnnts Remedy by boarder ia my family. /
commenced taking it unknown TO the DOCTOR with
butlttc hopes Of relief This belief was soon dis
PEELED. however, ~ daily began to improve I con.
tlnued the use OF Hunts Remedy, (aRd TO make long
story shorD used eight bottles dispensed with tho doc
tor and To the surprise OF all who knew me- and my
own great satisfaction, became as well as ever. All
pains and aches vanished. appetite returned gained
strength and flcsh and to- day consider as well
ever and only too glad to place my testimony with
thGt ofmany others.
That your medicine, Hunts Remedy" brought me
from a sick bed we'll know. and many people who
know OF my condition pronounce my cure almost mi.
Taculous. am happy TO say am enjoying exccllen.
health, thanks TO your valuable medicine, Hunts
Remedy. MRs L. w GLAZE
100 Main Street.
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A DAUGHTERS Misery.

eleven years our daughter suffered on
bed of misery,
" From a complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
Under the care of the best physicians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
But no relief,
''And now she Is restored to us In good
health by as simple remedy as Hop Bitters,
that we had Stunned for years before Using
it."--,rHB PARENTS.
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Shall We Let the Child Dia1

hard hearted political economist looking at a pale and punv child
eby gpng lies upon pillow, that child MIGHT as we'll
dc IS SO weak and poor that its life will much ANYHOW
herc arc already good people the of not much
account anyhow And what's the use of adding number another
slcnde? chance
Now ask that cds mother what she thinks letting the child
e About this time the hard political had out of
The "L my chid dieP N6LA0/~
/od that at that chiz chia stqH mel deI RI
"oq/ 10 sex me rH4/ Well bottle of BrERs
On that child See the little fellow pick up strength rcves
lie viii live Hosts Of other children been brought almost from death
TO healthy life by Browns Iron Btters druggist sells il
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A. w. WHITE, Proprietor of tho white
6ouse," Pekin, Ill, writes. Nov. 81. 10:

In 1872 was told by three prominent doctors that
my wife hsd Consumption and that she could not live
until spring Soon after friend who lived IN Dayton,
Ohio, Insisted her giving your Medicines fartriA
She did so, and thank God by their use her life WA
saved She is now entirely we'll"
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In a letter from Hon. Mas. PERY, Castle
Grey, Limerick, ireland, BROwN's BRoN-
ing brought your Bronchial Troches' with
mo when ] came 70 reside here, found
that after had given them away 10 those
considered required them, tho poor poo.
plo will walk for miles 10 got few" For
Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases they
have no equal. Sold only IN bo1es.
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During the years 1880 and 1881, FRED
LRICk IRIIILIl. of HudanI, Mnsa

Lost hts mother and brother by Consumption and
shortly after was attacked with the disease himself
lie supposed that there WIS no hope he had always
been told by physicians that CONSUMPTION incura.
bic. "a he grew worse having all the Hyf1ptOns OF
confirmed case, he was induced 10 try Dr. Schrnck's
remedies They saved his life. and he Is now well and
hearty. See record OF his case page IS DIR scheDck
Book on Consumption
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-Aman at Paterson. n. j.. has been
running a yacht with boiler made Of
a beer barrel, and 1t blew up the other
day and knocked boiler and boat into
kindling wOod-NeOdrk Register.
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MRS. CHARLES w. PLUMMBR, of No
2la Main 4treet. SprinRneld. Maaa

Was afflicted with Consumption Symptoms OF
appetite, great weakness. dry hacking cough night
s"ea,s, 9nI bleeeding from the lungs She was pro
ono week after began TO DR. schenck's Medicines
my night swcats stOppod and my appetite began n
prove. commenced 10 use the Medicines IN March;
In July was quite strong, and In two months more
was wen, and have had good health ever since"
go and her. n possible. Sec full account OF her
ease IN DR.. schencks book page ~
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I CAN SAFELY recommend Ely's Cream
Head, etc. Before I havo used the first
bottle purchased l find myself cured. At
times ] could scarcely smell anything and
had headache most of tho timo. HENRY
LILLY, Agent for the American Express
Co, GRAND Hayon, Mich.
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In 1870

Who lives st No. 80 Ann Stree, Ncwburg n. Y, was
sick with Consumption for over two years. She was
cured by Dr. Schencks Medicines In 1873 and has had
good health ever since.
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"A cheese weighing 2,2i5 pounds
was made recently at cheese factory
in Whitcsboro, n. Y, and was shipped
TO Now Haven, Conn.
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$4,000 WOULD not purchase from me what
Swiips Specific Is. S. s. has effected i'm my
case. 1t has cured mo OF Malarial Rheuma.
tism. AROHIE TnOMAs, Springfield, Tom.
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YoUNG men or middle aged ones, suffer.
ing rom nervous debility and kindred
wcaknessos, should send three stamps for
Part VII OF Worlds Dispensary Dino
Series of books. Address WoRLD's DtsPEN-
SARY MEnICAL A Association, BunMlO, NY.
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REV. HENRY MORGAN

Was cured Of Consumption, I'm its worst form ty Dr.
Schencks Medicines, over twenty years ago His
meat H. published IN DR.. SChenck's book on C1nsump.
ton referring e. which. IN letter 20 DR.. schenck.
dated Feb. 9Th, so lao says: "ThG foregoing letter
WAS written to Dr. Schonck many years ago. I can
only say that my lungs then perfectly cured.
have had no return OF heulOrrhago or lung difficulty
from a this
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Of all othor medicines 10y DR.. II. V. Pterce's
Golden Medical Discovery" is approach
ing. Unrivalod in bilious disorders, i'm.
pure blood, and consumption, which is
scrohllous disease OF the lungs.
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10 entirely different from all others. 10 Is
as clear az water, and, as its name indicates,
IL perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. II
Will Immediately free the bead from dan.
druif, restore gray hair 10 its natural color,
and produce new growth where IL has
fallen of. IL does not in any manner AZ.
Ieot tho health, which Sulphur. Sugar Of
Lead and Nitrate OF Silver preparations
have done. IL will change light or faded
hair In few days to beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggist forit. Each bot.
tie is warranted. JOHN ID. PARK n SoSs,
WHOLESALE Agents, Cincinpati, Ohio, and
@. N. CRIFTENToN. New York.
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THOMAS DRAPER, Proprietor OF the
2Sth and Goth Streets, BROOKLYN NJ. Y,

After using many remedies, and spending some time
1 W. no., w. 1ath, va cured OF promo
bis letter TO Dr. SChcnCk page of DR.. SChenck'
Applicants. " - -
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l HAVE taken Swift's Specific (S.S.S.) for
rheumatism, aud found perfect relief. IL
IS tho bost tonic and Blood Remedy known
10 science. ID. =. Hill.
Attorney at Law, Atlanta, Ga.
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Advertising Cheats III

cit has become so common to write ths
beginning OF an article, in an elegant, interN
eSting manner,
I" Then run " into some advertisements
that We avoid all such,
" And simply call attention IN the merits
OF Hop BItters In as plain, honest terms as
possible
" To induce people
$50 give them one trial, which 30 proves
their value that they wiz never use anything
else"
THE REMEDY 50 favorably noticed In
all The papers,
Religious and secular, Is
Having large sale, and Is supplanting
al other medicines.
There Is no denying the virtues OF the
Hop plant, and the proprietOrs OF Hop Bit
ters have shown great shrewdnesS
" And ability
In compromising a medicine whose vir-
tues are so palpable to every ones obserya-
tion ~
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OwENrov, Ky.-Rev. ]. w. Waldrop
says: Browns Iron Bitt0rs greatly re-
lieved mo OF general debility and indiges-
tiouD
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Mr.. III. j.. Nelson, OF Cedar Falls Iowa, was attacked
with severe bleeding from the lungs He was cured by
Dr. Schcncks Medicines and has never had any return
OF bleeding or weakness Of the lungs
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HARLEY p. HOPKINS. of Providence,

Wrtcs % Or schcnck May 10Th, 1881: ~ have been
,u, IN y lhfcg oi thc D. ~ physicians Of this city
your medclncs" Mr. Hopkins case IL very iuterest.
.uE ono AMI We ekyou 10 read his full statement I'm
81 scinenck' Boos' page e. Mr. Hopkins resides AZ
Mr " Lcilh Druggist No 22 Main ST. provi.
dcnce says. refcrringto Mr Hopkins cases nc was
C1h-rgu acnu-nptve iu the last stages Of the ais.
case hy his Physicians and friends and believe mat
bs FCoyey II entirely due 70 the OF Dr. schencKs
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Get tho Original.

Or. Picrce's " Pellsts'-the original "Lit-
tie Liver Pills" (sugar-coated)--cur sick
aud bilious headache, sour stomach, and
bilious attacks. BY druggists.
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Our West whom n bear gets into n hog
pen there is trouble bruin for the pigs
chicago Herald.
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Father is Getting Well.

"My daughters say:
How much better father is since he used Hop Bit
ters
Tie Is getting well after his long suffering from
dis6G-' Declared incurahlc'
And No are glad that ho used your Bitters- y"
"A LADY OF UGICA. y. Y.
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COCHRAN, GA,-Dr. A. !. Lamb says: az
never mot with n remedy that gave more
satisfaction in cases of debility and pros
tration than Browns Iron Bitters."
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NEVER judge by appearances. a shabby
old coat may contain an editor.-Phild-
deiDEid CdU
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Ex-Lieut- Gov. BENJAMIN DOUG
LASS. of MiddlatoMn. Conn.
MRS. SOPHIA MI. LAwsON.

Writes. Nov 9th, 1852: II have used DR. Bchenck's
Medicines in my family for many years. ] know OF
hose who hayo been cur,d OF very serious lung dis
ase by their use"
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MATCHES arc now low, but 10 seems n
pity 90 strike them whom they arc down.
UctrOn Free Press.
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Don't Die I'm tho House trough on Rats"
clears outruts, mice, flies, reaches bed bugs l5o
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Writes that his daughter was given up rs incurnbe
lay three Of the best physicians OF that city She
restored TO perfect health 10y DR. SchencSs Medicines.
faInllN.
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A Total Fclipso

THE man who was kicked out of n seaside
resort was caught by the under toe.--Ndr'
d'hOR Ii1GeDCHdeHt.
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A LAvD.sLIDE Is n portion OF land sliding
down a mountain. A land scape is some
that got away PreteCPS Weekly.
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REDDISG's Russia Saive best family salvo in
the world. and excellent for stable uso. z5cts
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A TRUE assistant TO nature I'm restoring
the system TO perfect health, thus enabling
it 10 resist disease, Is Browns Iron Bitters.
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a NOD thing i'm bonnets-E doing om-
al in church.N. T. journal,
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DR.. SchencEs Pulmonlc Syrup cur 4 me Of cough
with which was afflicted for over three months
JULIUS WERuELM. Bay City. Mich.
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"JULUs, seize her!" said Sambo, as
Julius was contemplating fat pullet by
moonlight. --LOuisUNie COurier-JOurn0t,
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UTICA, June q. 1881
FRANK W. HOFFMAN, clerk Of tho American Dlstrlct
telegraph Co, says, Having had occasion to use
medicine for kidney trouble with a lame back was
recommended by ono Of our Utica druggists 10 use
Hunts Remedy. as he had sold a good deal Of ~
many or our leading families here with great success
for kidney. liver and urinary troubles. purehascd
some, and have Only used three bottles has cured
me, and can truly recommend Hunt8 Remedy 10 any
ono In need OF the best medicine for these compnin
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Singing, irritation, all Kidney and Blad.
der Complaints cured by "Buchu- Paiba {" 81.
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"IsN'T IL singular" said n visitor gazing
at Niagara Falls, " that the little moisture
that arises from that vast cataract should
be mist ON Y GrdBhiC
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Says that his wife wasntlrcy cured by the use of DR.
schcncks Medicine. ~ has also used the Pumonio
syrup himself With great bencnt for hOaraeness or
ministers sore throat. For further information ad.
dress him nj Maiden Rock. Wis
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Did She DieP

"NOI
" She fingered and suffered along, pining
away all the time for years."
" The doctors doing her no goods"
And at last was cured by this Hop Bit
tiers tue papers say So much about"
Indeed Indeedp'
" How thankful we should be for that
medicinal
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MRS. ]. ID. GOODWIN, of Caneseraea.
Allegheny Co. N. Y

Writes Nov. 9th, 1891 that she has been cured OF Con-
sumption hy Dr. SchCncks Medicines. See her letter
on page9 Of DR.. schcncks Book on Consumption.
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Rev. JOSEPH 8. LAME, Pastor of Eight
oonth Street M. ID. Church. Phila. avs.

- was great sufferer from Dyspepsia bronchial
AFFECTIONS and Pulmonary Trouble and sick that
thought should be compelled % give up preaching
DR.. Schencks remedies restored perfect heait
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Skinny Mon. "wells' Health Renewer,'
restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia.
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warn-, leaf ua,r Restore,

Wells Rough on Corns." 10c. Ask for IT,
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, bunions
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-10-26
Canadian Isnzaar.

Mr.. John Osborne, Musical Bazaar, To.
ronto, Canada, writes that his wife was
cured OF rheumatism by tho great pain.
81. Jacobs Oh; that no has found
Il an invaluable remedy for many all ments.