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3 l.yy rroubles.
l, dose Tor kidney sEectiors. Use
.e,ra!ly one BensOn's Uapcide Porous
j.stef over tn Ed"eVs
ORD lDUNDBEAEH.'

.ssrs!ly one Benson's Uspciae Porous
tstef over " EidoeYs
ss-a-asf = -suas~-s-ss..-
ORD lOUNDbEAEH."
81 Lyt,on soJhern Ms Lord Dundreary
DE optya house last evening, was first
b s'ltsction IN every respect, the per
nau;a being uuque iouably one of the
y t,s.isttory and popular, II not in fact
y30a satisfactory Dallas has so far had
t-'EDu Tue fans Of ae late eminent
tas1 tle fa Der al ihe present artist.
v5rd wide anG Ills famous impersona-
Has Lord -Duu0reary' have rendered
cancic aud plBT household words
" rLer6 NJih the name If the star
laAt his play tu7rtf { re- last evening,
ply pgcIau our ofiru house.
/. 3 sale 90 aurm thas she cha -acter and
,iu-s @. Duudla-y' are In the right
lla o the 'ae mul,le Of he former
a.rI has certainly IaIen upon his son.
Foe lttergLut' every slcD the facial
fssi'ns. t1c IT, anerisms OF every kind
ire c0nCe pu0l .ne presentation of the
DE eccentric simple, ioppish lord,
iiesFH ana Seen last evening,
VOL Night perlect and
i1f 1Oiieuaa IN tne hest sud most up
= ~ huWgr upon every appearance OF
l... 'r rr0r fNis ynunp actor
Irlist 10 tls true sense Of the term,
Ua8y good cri.ics declare him to be
equal iUliv % .hp elder Gotbern. What
f5T lacts o excellence add the name
md ileyp.cEhie lttie a-is tlat make a
cicr persona ion ianous. he will gain
uue. until Lord Duudreary" in the
hands wiIl want rome 81 the artistic
p That 10 presented Ia The iather's keep.
hs support vas very good, the ether
racles In tbe cas-. both male aud fe-
being above me average. In fact
2 30 ihe rrfssnt company were for a
'ims Eith p. A soi1prn ana are at
lp in Their r.r This il the first
.Gar t0us oi t.l9 Young actor after
won ialrl.a .n Great Britian aud the
rfnviucCf
lgr B-ut0n has fuoceeded 10 OBJ
/. Che consent % Nr. SOthefn and
nv l0 remain over Leo .cuy and give a
tllf afternoon Nth popular prices,
fDsvif GareE' VIII form the at.
arHT -er rf 10 elder Soth- /
may be eK- !
Wrg little bit |
Speaking Of |
avs: AL /
ofrs old, be |
10 hlg fathers /
d rd 1sd already ncusrea % great a
&c 20 in
Jrestalied /
Buntry of
{ the time
n forgave
ing an e.
dif ~
rrI en- u bis
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elder hfufa a Co., mtmI inH 'nr.lf
e..t ...fss.t lYf IH. fff..l raIf rfIfI
i.I1.Ir UsaI.f b.. U Iiuf.t f1r li BIOL
I.r uUlsi I.Ierf.1 tLf ialpHrI address
which br uId 10 tbf uolI plaIulo mnuh'r
N rsH rn HruiopInlH Idiftf lhf lHd
uItb alnI0 ,sui hlmW tO Ugt spice M'.
n.rt'ufln NH hrf puri1 NJ d'fr N.inhn
fud fhtY OH acquitted 3. ufrIyfa Wo.l .aii
evening
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\ lrEr rErrffr rr OF rIur IoE.
4 J. 1sl. F-'r Haren fev York.
flilFe frescri BED It ul marked
~ iuli-lstiCn ard ur ary trOu-
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Z Female Remedy
Mexicalest friend. Try it and b
nvinoed. LF CHesEN FRIENps.
nRnrnl las

opnYp last night of Comet Coun.
o 'lloTing officers were elected
At meeiirsuine year:
Gil NO. o, the-, Chief Councillor; J. s.
TO serve ihe ee Councillor; J. B. Bissell,
). ID, Form. Swink, Treasurer; Waller
Thatcher ". ID. b. Horn, Marshal; 8.
secretsry tden; J. c. Boeel, Guard; WILL
Tngg, PIels Sentry; w. X. Thacker. d. L.
lralsrn, W Carter. Trustees.
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r.-. fc1t 20 c5mfnii q nv crime o.
80. - securs tts pub n = ra-,-7 -
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NEW YORK, Dec. H.-The police connie
sion has passed a resolution favoring the
institution here OF the system ot telegrsphic
and telephone signals similar to those in
Chicago and other cities.
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loifo, ~ tho i,fo& ne g
geryed 10 tle Urine n1,'

s4B As.lt.a4t Hllic ltH,piftg,
vim ..tea 10 forfeit glsa iiHndreait .t9
a 5aga az this kind ihg EiNAA fttBAeEs p Wf
Cl1dr their speolHl advice 1nd igbatEe$i
not cure on fOr julng tmputc Of il'Nlt',
found iuW TNE W. afIsH METZ
sTCDIE treits al i,lga@D ls6a'tf R}
without mrg9uy fpufr " O. Van inr .'
ou4h examination gnd sttl1,{ 3E fNHY'Ea
Es 0i urine, 82.Sl Price Of t&@t klRa ri
81 .E0G no. tie Or Jour times hg iiMElltH
tcp. 10 AMI address on tgt aip.1t fiWf lGH t
no q. o. D. sent Uithou 81 fneQb1a liW iH
nave II desired, by ENGLNSH AEIitv@ !;
INSTITUTE, rs '1liysgtraet, ~ L01ia Mla5ouPl
Wholesale Arepts, J. J. sGhOII - CVuSd
veatnn. FeTas .--------
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Employees discharged.

UTICA, N. Y. Dec. 2l.-The West Shore
railroad has discharged 1 800 laborers. The
severe frosts and heavy SHOWS preventing
the men from working.
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A slight cold, If neglected, often attacks
the Luz. gs. Browns Bronchial Troches give
sure and immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes Price 25 cents
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ea

Mrs. Il Mccoy, Waco, Texas, says.
browns Iron Bltters has completely cured
me OF dyspepsia In Its worst form"
Buohn.paiba, great kidney and nrlnar y
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go mo De- fgurl cutie IL
= llr o1urts al .-t sUr-or-s.
ID ras arrritl rr de- nlrrf-
. c1r rfa1h frf crr- lr-
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~ IHE r.rI.rf efs NJ scarH ~
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FfDfau Th1lass rfs tfrtsfsf 81
g. = ,--avsttl assrIf br e fernt
and II - rIIer r q - norI. go
U1frn- e. lI'a rrrral zee
IriaIlftI I1ste'ees. rafrr ~
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nlnius,ed Nsulars @ ~
and rllttindlne 0cmu
IS oouts Manhood DO "A
ccuts pamphlet b cents
mail Send mo1oy OF vi
wuITTiER tho Gfeat
gharlos street. st LOU
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Ponds Extract for Pain.
You seldom see much allusion to it in tho
pubic prints yet its sale has extended te
all parts of the world.
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CLEyaLAau Dec 2l,--The Trade Review
lova Weswrn Maohinist tomorrow pup
l.hes spt c'f'ssFs.Nts from tho leading 70
dustrial carte~s d SaQhio concerning lh'
condition 0t the manufacturing interest,"
during 1858 Ia tho cltt's Reported
as represented in tb cehst
flr the year there are 1000 estab'3 salnesss
with aggregate capital Of St2200O'jlO, eT1-t
ployiug iIp O0J hands, turning ont products
valued 1888 000,00j a mary Of the re-
ports show Shat the malult0 ur.
Ing Industries OF the state !
are ia much better condition than
Wss generally supposed majority ran I
steadily daring the year ard the 70 ume If (
husinesa YVES shout up 20 that Of 1882 /
though the profits were less. Although |
there is discoura ement in some quarters, a |
great msjority OF the manufacturers are |
very hopeful of the fat IRE. The number |
of new industries established during the
year are very large
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lerive I
aGl5 ha;i ~
hercl pier 2 !
shall pHy f5j TO
nge within i've das Il
Is rnis ADD after dug
ia 8 hich 'rhe secre \
OF IN such form a3I
lied by tbe board al,
nalqcteqby this arda
.aan ) hr Ike pr-J !
sparate from theh
3spt, and shall b5i
fnd. 4
Mlaii file With tina !.
"a Q document suclI I
Ell by the board (
nselt aud wit. /
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CaRlsrsiAs IN OLD TIMES.
BY SIR WALTER soo1

BY SIR WALTER SCOTT.
The are With we'll dried logs supplied,
~, vent roaring up the chimney wide.
scfubned till It shone the dav to praca.
Bore then upon it's msssiv, board
NO mark to part the Squire and lord;
Then was broughs in tie lusty Drawn,
BY old blue-coated serving man;
Then the grim boar 9 head frovsed on
Crested with bays and rosemary.
Well can the green-garbed ranger tell
Bow, when and where the monster fell:
What dogs before his death he tore,
And all the batting of the koar.
The Wassafl round, in good crown bowls.
0arnished with ribbons, blithely trowlr.
There the huge sifloin reeked: herd BY
Plum. porridge stood, and Christmas pie.
Nor JAILED old Scotland to produce,
At such high tide, her sav0ry goose.
Then came the merry maskers in;
AND carols rOared with hlithesome din;
II unmelOdious was the song,
II was hearty note and strong,
Who lists may in their mumming see
Traces OF anc ent mystery:
White shirts supplied the masquerade,
And smutted cheeks the visions made:
But. "hl what maskers richly digit.
Can boast OF bosoms half so lighi2
England was merry ENGLAND, when
O!d Christmas brought his sports again.
twas Cnrlstmas broached the mightiest
'Twa~ Christmas told the nerriest tale:
A Christmas gambol oft would cheer
lie poor mans heart through half the
year.
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le Romance of q Youthful Mar
riage.


From Littell's Living Age.
A correspondent, writing to Notes and
Queries on the subject of early mar
riages, says: Lady Sarah Cadogan,
daughter of William, first Earl of Cado-
gan. was married at the age of thirteen
to Charles, second Duke OF Richmond,
aged eighteen. 1t is said that this mar.
riage was bargain to cancel a gambling
debt between their parents. Lady
Sarah being q co-heiress. The youns
Lord March was brought from college
and the little lady from her nursery for
the ceremony, which took place at The
Hague. The bride was amazed anC
silent, hut the husband exclaimed,
Surely you are not going to marry MI
to that dowdy?" Married. however. h,
was, and the t..or then took hi of t.
the Continent, and the bride went back
to her mother. Three years after Lord
March returned from his travels, but
having such disagreeable recollection
OF his wife, he was in no hurry to Join
her, and went the first evening TO the
theater. There he saw a lady SO beauti'
full that he asked who she was. "The
reigning toast, Lady March," was the
answer he got. He FASTENED to claim
her, and Their lifelong affection for eacl
other is much commented upon by con.
temporaneous writers-indeed. it was
said that the Duchess, who only sur.
vived year, died of grief.
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A SNAKE STORY,
A Chicago Mans Adventure With q
Dangerous Monster.

- SAASWSO AAsSA . SA0s Gu VuHO W AiAA q
Dangerous Monster.
A Mr.. johnson had an adventure that
he will long remember, and whieh was
we'll nigh fatal in its results. Mr.. John
son lives some distance out, and in walk.
ing from his suburban hume to the train
at the early hour Off o'clock in the morn
ing, he had reached the corner of Lake
Avenue and Forty-third street when his
attentions was attracted to q reptile
which was of an enormous size and VIC
ious tendencies. Mr.. johnson at once
concluded that it had probably escaped
from some of the menageries which are
wintering in and about the city.
1t stood threateningly in his path in
threatening attitude, with its forked
tongue darting out viciously, and giving
vent to terrifying Kisses. 1t was hide
ously spotted along the back, while it's
belly was Of a sage-green color. Mr..
Johnson is no coward, but he is not
as named to confess that he would gladly
have been 100 miles from the spot. In
the meantime the threatening actions of
the monster admonished Mr.. johnson
that he must soon decide upon plan of
action to save his life. Casting about
for a weapon he fortunately saw piece
of cordwood about four feet long and
four to six inches in diameter, of tough
hickory, which had been carelessIy
dropped by passing wagon. This he
grasped with the strength and energy
of despair, and advanced to the com.
bat. The bideous reptile was active and
enraged, and sprang repeatedly at Nj.
johnson, hoping to catch him in
it's enormous and horrible coils. Which
would instantly crack all his bones as
easily as if he were an OK; but, fighting
for bis life as he was, Mr.. johnson was
able to foil these attempts and to in
f1ict such injuries upon the monster as
to partially disable it. Following up his
advantage he, with the full force of his
remaining strength, hurled the bludgeon,
fortunately striking the hideous monster
in the back, which gave Mr.. johnson
the victory. Convinced that the reptile
could not escape to endanger other lives
Mr.. johnson hurried to q ne,ghbor's
house and borrowed an Ak, and, quickly
returning. with q few well-directeu
blows he severed the ugly head from
the body, It was one of the most dead
ly species ofgarter snakes, and measured
at least ten feet in length. Mr.. John
son will have the skin stuffed, and al
though he has had several offers for it
from museums, be proposes to keep It
as mamento of time Of peril such as
comes but seldom in mans life, 1t was
most fortunate escape, and Mr.. john
son deserves great credit for destroying
go DANGEROUS monster.-lnter Ocean.
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There are two ways OF u,ing q medicine
the wrong way aud the right way. A med
icine, tfmisaPplied, or if only partially tried.
or If used too frequently or too seldom, can
not accomplish what it would when deslt
with properly. Everybody knows this. DR..
Thomas Eclectric On is very valuable prep
aration, and will do all that is claimed for II
if directions are followed.
For Oatarrh,
Pour little of the Oil into q spoon and
snuff gently through the nose two or three
minutes ut time, and several times q day.
The mucous membrane of the nasal organs
may be little sensitive oy reason of the DIS.
ease, and the practice We here recommend
may be q little disagreeable ut first; yet, il
pursued patiently, it wilt cure catarrh, leav
ing no ill effects whatever
For Cold or Cough.
Swal' o1 . half teaspoorful OF Oil, also gar
gle in tie throat, aud if the cold is severe, or
settled ia the lungs, apply externally, in fire.
quent and liberal doses about the throat and
chest. The absorbing qualities of this med.
icine are wonderful, anu the patient will be
asteaished to find how quickly his cold
tss,f h 1ba dst eyincine
sat:on about the bronchial tubes and the
speedy loosening and expulsion of phlegn,
and other deleterioEs matter. DR.. Thomas
Electric Oh will cure Q cold nine times out
often. For diphtheris, asthma, and bronchi.
tis it Is equally good. DR.. Thomas Ecleo.
trio 0 lis guarauteed-every bottle. Rsmem-
Der this. BY Druggists everywhere Foster.
N1lourn q 20. Mrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
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the tortures Ola thousand bells here for
the last ten. minutes, aud unable &c
move hand or foot. Nv God! Why am I
not like other men? What y7u saw in
Pittsburg and what you have seen here
ie no nightmare, NO dream. hut terri
BILE reality. You saw my double. It
has been the curse Of my existence ior
years, and seems to be visitation upon
me for some sin OF my psrents. know
perfectly We'll when my other conscio 49,
ness is making itself visible to mortal
eye, and have not the slightest control
over it. Nevertheless, my thinking
powers arc not stupe6ed. but rather
Quickened, and the fright you exper1
ence l teel ten-fold in agony o. mind.
l thought that marriage might change
my condition; but seems only to have
snow, SIR" said the young woman.
"you can readily see that no matter how
much Arson and love each other. We
cannot live rs man and wife, when his
shadow, or whatever you call it, goes
roaming around the house at midnight.
and so we've concluded to ssp arate."
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Delicate and Feeble Ladies.

These Ianxuid. tirssoms ssassslons, oauH
ing t6u 10 fesf scarcely sslo to b ON your
kees; that conBtsnt drain thst IL taking from
your system I'll its former elasticity; driving
The bloom from your cheeks; that cOniiaual
strain Upon your vital foEc-S, rendering ysU
irritable and feetful, can easily be renewed BY
the use OF that marvellous remedy. Hop Bit
ten. Irregularities and ots'ruc ions Of y ,ue
system are relieved ct once, While the speCia!
cause Ut PERIODICAL pain are permanently n
moved Mons 1eceiv. % much benefit, Q d
none orc 50 profoundly grateful and show
such m interest in Recommending Hop Bit
tiers q Wouea.
Feels Young Again.
'Hv mother was fn cted . long time with
neura'eia and dull, heavy. iuacti W coudi-
tien of The whole system; h. adacne nsxvon.
prossratlon, aud WAS almost helpless. No
nhvsicians or medicines Gid her any good.
Three months sgo she beSsn to use Hop Bit
tiers With such good effect that she seems and
feels young :gain although over 70 yeais old.
We think there Is no other medicine 6t to
use in the fa.niIv."-A lady, in Providence.
BRADFORD, Pa, Nay 8. 1875.
It hes cared me OF several diseases, such %
nervousness Sickness ut the stomach, month
" troubles, etc. l have not seen . sick day
in q year, since took n .p Bitters. Al my
re,Rbbers use Them. MES FANNIE GREEN.
50, OOO LOST "A tour of Europe that cost
'.me So, OOu zone me less good than ore bot
tie of Hop Bittezs; they also cured my wife
s'of fifteen years nervous weakness. sleep-
lessness and dyspepsia"
High Authority.
Hop Bi..ers is not. in any serse. an aloo.
helic beverage OF liquor, and could not b
sold for use except 20 persons desirous ofob'
tanning q medicinal bitters.
GREEN 3. RAuN. j. g. Com. Inter Rev.
30. BLooM1Sav1LLE o May l. 70.
e1Rs II have De suffering ten years and
] tried your Hop Bitters and it done oemoro
GOOD than all the doctors.
Miss S. 8. BOONE.
Baby Saved.
We are % thank tut to ssv thst our nurs.
ing baby was permanently cured OF . dao'
gerous and prot1acted constipation and II.
regularity OF the bowels by the use OF Hop
restored her to perfect health aud strength.
-rhe Parents, Rochester n. Y.
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Some one offers as reason why Eng
lishmen are unpopular IN Italy tho fact
that they are unable to see an animal ill.
treated without protesting. 1t is pleas.
ant to know that the milords manifest 60
much consideration, even at the OK.
peuse Of their popularity.
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DID Not Know Him.

Anthony rrollope had q right to OK
pect that 4 person who had so general .
reputation for intelligence q Brigham
Young would know him by name, even
Ii he had not read his books. But when
the distinguished novelist called on the
polygamist at Salt Lake City, the recsr
ton which he received was not flatter'
ing.
He received me, Gays Mr.. Trollope. il
bis doorway, not asking me to enter. and
inquired whether was not q miner
When told him that was not q miner
he asked me whether earned my bre i'd
told him did:
'1:guess you're a;miner;' sad he.
again assured him that I was not.
''1hen how do you earn your bread?'
Il told him that did so by writin,
books.
"I'm sure you're MINER" said he.
Then he turued upon his heel, went
back into the house, and closed the
door. l was properly punished, as
WIS vain enough to conceive that he
would have heard NV name.
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Tho Spanish Alcatdo

An old Spanish Aicade made it a point r.
execute al who were arrested and bron,b,
before him-the old for what they had done
and the young for what they mig st do here
after. Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters is equally
sweeping in its effects upon the sick aud tne
we'll, toning the stomach, aiding digestion
and strengthening the whole system. A!
genuine bear the signature of J. P. Allen
St. Paul. MINI.
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Many persons in Pittston are using E'y's
Cream Balm, Cstarrh remedy, with mos
satisfactory results. A lady is rtco7er;n;
the sense Of smell which she hid not ca.
joyed tor fife, n yeers. She had given a. be,
case as lncurabte. Mr.. Barber has used j.
N ms family and commeads it very highly
a iunkhannook lawyer. known to many
Of our readers. testiffss that he vas cured 81
partial do .tress.-Pittson pa Gazette. mo
liquid or snuff 5)cs)
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One dozen small bottles of Wits Specific
Is 8. 81 cured me sound and we'll Of bad
scro'al0us affection which had baffl ID ali
treatment, including Hot Springs. J. r..
RAINF DeHver Col
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Carlo lines.
This magic balm, which is in truth,
Petroleum sweet and clean;
It & YES to age the charm of youth,
The matchIess Carboline.
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Why Suffer?

With sore throse OF ord chronic sores,
boils or skin diseases when Dr.. Halliday,
Blood Purifier and other remedies will cure
you. Sold by all druggists. Gall on or ad-
.lrtss the proprietor 8 Blackford, 274 E st
Seventh street, st. Paul, Miun.
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Ncnsn,an's PeptOn ze.i .vf ionic. tho only
preparation OF beef containing its entire u z;ous
prore':iss 1t c. Mains blood making. c:-ye;lc:a.
ting and DEMONSTRATING properties invs uai,io for
Indigestion, Dysnepsia. nervous prostration snd
al 1oTus OF general dc llity also. IN ali enteebied
cond tons. w.lethe. the result Of exhaustion
prostraton. overwork. acute disease. particularly
II resulting from pulmonary complaints. CAswELl
Druggists, -
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Tbs reasou Wy - nAaI uls with con-
sumption, Is because thsy neglect to use the
proper remedy in season. When the system
Is first attacked With = cough, oppression al
the chest, or seated pains in the breast, Al
lens Lung Balsam will Cause the phlegm to
raise. hea! the irrttated parts, aud restore ths
system to health.
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TnA FHNNn pCyes,V.

Conductor Warren, of Winona, Mimi,
says, I used one bottle of Warmers White
Wi g of Tar Syrup, when wss go hoa: Sc I
could not speak above whisper. and in
tWen'y-tour hours 1t cured me. It is the best
remedy I ever saw.
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II Success be the true test Of merit, it is a
settled fact that "Broso,t's Bronchial Tcoches'
have no equal for the prompt relief OF Cou. hs
Colds, and Throat troubles Sold only in boxes
Price 20 cts.
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The tallest tree in the world is in Aus
tralia, and is $50 feet high, unless the
man who tells about it lies.
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Memo saua In corpore sano:" "A sound mind in
sound body" is ths trads mark OF Aliens Brain
Food. aud VS. assure our readers that. if dissa,s-
fed with either weakness Of Brain or Bodily pow
RS, this remedy will permanently strengt hen both.
$l-At druggists, or b. mail from J. H. Allen, 81
LIST Ave-. n Y
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swifts Specific Is. 8 81 has cured me Of 8
long standing case OF Eczema, viii b has re
sisted all sorts Of tteatme It, Rev. W. J.
ROBINSON. N. Ga. Conference.
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Free to all SlInist~ rs.
will send two bottles of Warmers White
Wine OF Tar free Of all COSTS to any minis er
who will send us an order from his store.
keeper for two zen bottles of toe same
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Carlo lines,

The Mssons are 10 build . hospital FL
INDECENT invalids ~ Hot Springs, Ark.
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Nothing better for asthma than Piso's cure
Tor consumption. Is GEMS per bottle.

Csc bu q psir OF Lyons Patent Heel Sit.
;: ers, makes boot or shoe last tW. g. as iony