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The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,
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And Middle.Aged Men, who are suffering from .he effects of Youthful lndiscrelons or Excess in maiurer years, nervous and Physi- cal Debility, Impotence, Lost Manhood. con- fusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion to society, despondency, pimpes on the face, loss of en- ergy and memory, frequency Of ulinatin5, etc. Remember, that by a combination of Vegeta- ble Remedies of great curative power, tine Doctor has SD arranged his treatment that it will not only afford immediate relief bnt per: manent cure.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05

ON Tuesday last the new stoik law passed by the last legislature, went in 10 effect. From that time any stock man who has not one bull to every twenty-five head of COWS, is subject 10 arrest, and upon conviction, to fire of Si,ooo,
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05
NERVOUS DebiIitated

SUFFEKEKS IrOmearIy IndscretonS, EN- cesses. etc. you will send me your name and address l will send you by return mail q treatise on the cause and cure of Nervous
 Exhaustion, Lost Manhood, Loss of Mem ory, Dimness of Vision, and all other symp- toms arising from self abuse, overwork or study. Neglect, causes insanity and early death. Address. T. w. RICE, 249 Fulto1 Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. sep5-Iyr
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05

GEO. F. McCARTER, formerly ol the Apache Chief of St. Johns, has purchased the Yuma RebN6Aean.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05

O. F. THORNTON, of Maricopa, has been selected to act as Superin- tendent of the coming fair at Phenix. The selection is good one.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05
Hospital Erberienee,

(Having been surgeon .n charge 1.-two lead
 irg hospitals) enables me to treat all private troubles with excellent results. l wish it dis unc,ly understood that do not claim to per
 form impossbilnes, or to have miraculous or supernatural power. l claim only to be a sKILLFUI and SUCCESSFUL Physician and Sur
 geon, thoroughly informed in my specially
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05
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26Jz hrGyHcy .Sfreet, Sln H.MeIsto, Cai
 P. S.-I have Vegetable Con?ouni, the result of many years of special pracuce and hard study which under my special adW HAS NEVER FAILED OF SUCCESS in the cure of Lost Manhood, Prostatorrhea, etc.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05
DiseaSes of Man.

All applying to me will receive my HONEST opinion of their complaints-no experiment. ing. will guarantee POSITIVE CURE in ev- cry case undertake, or forfeit 1000. Con sultation in office or by letter, FREE and strct. ly private. Charges moderate. Thorough examination, including chemical and micro scopical analysis of urine and advice, $500. Office hours, 9 to } daily, 6 10 $ evenings; Sundays, 9 10 I2 only. Gall or address
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-05

Has attained a standard of excellcrco which , admits of no superior.
 It contains every improvement tha. inventive genius, skill and money produce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
Our Daily Sales

Are perfectly wonderful; the large in
crease of our business surprises all.
People visit our establish hment from
every section of our State; letters come
pouring in upon us by every mail, not
only from our own State but from differ
ent sections of our Union, for the cheap
goods.
A visit to our store will dispel all
thoughts of hard times. Such scenes OF
activity have never been Witnessed in our
city. Everybody made happy by the low
prices prevailing in every department OF
our establishment.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
A TOUCHING SCENE.
The Self-Sscrifice "A Woman Which
Changed Selfi-hness to sympathy.

The SeIf-Sscriice % Woman Which
Changed seIfi-hness to sympathy.
IN. Y. SUM-
H"There was pathetic scene on a train
on the western division of the Erie yester-
day." said conductor on that road to a
Sun reporter. "A woman boarded the
train at Olean. She carried in her arms
baby but a few weeks old. 1t was very
cross aud peevish, and defied all of its
nurses efforts TO keep it quiet. Its cries
were at times so loud and piercing that
other passengers could not hide their an
noyance. and after a while audible ex-
pressions of their feelings came from all
parts of the car.
The woman was very patient under the
double trial of the child's troublesomeness
and the evident knowledge of the annoy
ance it was to her fellow-passengers. She
talked soothingly to the child, placed 1t in
all positions, and tried to so a range its
wrappings as to in a measure deaden the
sound of its cries. Finally somle one in
the car, whose impatience had gotten the
better Of his sympathy, shouted out:
If that child can't be kept gu ct. hope
IL may be removed from the car at the next
station"
"This unfeeling remark seemed TO meet
with general approval, and the poor wom-
ans eyes filed with tears, and in attempt
ing to speak her feelings overcame ber,
and she pressed the baby closer to her and
sobbed violently. She soon recovered her.
self. and redoubled her efforts to keep the
child quiet. For short time she sue
ceeded somewhat, but presently the cries
of the baby were as loud and prolonged
a. ever. At last a man arose and said
sharply;
~' Madam. il would seem TO ME that the
mother OF an infant should know how to
take at least half care Of it,
The train had now stopped at Sala-
uanca- At the remark Of the second
speaker tbe w0l,an arose in her seat, and,
facing the car fan OF passengers, said, IN a
voice trembling:
az am not this poor little things moth
or. never saw is before yesterday, and
believe it basn't living relative ITS
father was killed On TIE railroad week
before it was born It's mother. living in a
distant place, hurried to the scene OF her
husbands death. The child was born
AllOaZ eaEaA4rI-e hnl 0cf ATApiT fNrNFt
da tha nosher died. leaving her little one
wish no one 70 care for IL. I lived In tbs
house where the mother ed. 9ad voluB-
tered n do what couid fer tAsipoor little
thing. ani to 20 with the dad naother'sre-
mains % her native f.lsce. Her body il in
this train. ara sorry the chld = -
trouhlesoms. bat isa't it enttlsd - some
Hstis sympathys
seThe effecs o. roe wsman's words nav
be imagined. There v.re few dry eyes r.
she car when she dropped. sol biag- int
her SEAT Al selhshsess was lost IN syn
psshetic thoughts II the little wsnderer
ssa score OF han3s tsst u1ouaent befor'
were alnsos ~illing 81 raise IN chastise.
meat q the ksse we're now snrsoas - ez
tend AID - = ssa is self-sa-rifcing Eusr
dian. II vas toueh of natare tbs. Hasis
the uhole v-srid kin.-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
CARPETS:
$4,000.

Otr Entire Stock Hithout Reserve
Placed oa Sale for Cash at the Loscest
Hholesale Prices.
No wonder our competitors are par
alyzed; these prices were never before
given. The finest assortment, the choic-
est patterns, the best makes, the largest
stock to select from. We guarantee sat
isfaction.
Tapestry Brussels, 55c. 6bc, 75c.
Body Brussels, 95c, 81, S1.10, sl.20.
Velveis, SI.l0. Sl.15, Sl25, Sl.35.
Moquette, slips, sL35, sl.45.
Ingrains, 20c, 25c, aOc, 35c. 40c. 45c, SOC,
60c &c.
LACE CURTAINS, per pair, 75c, 81, 81 .25
s1.50, sl75 and upward.
MADRAS CURTAINS in pairs.
HEAVY DRAPERIEs in Plush Satin Tap
estries ia silk effects. Some of the most
beautiful. All these goods viii positively
be sold at the most marvelously low
prices. In addition 10 large assortment
of Rugs. Mats, Crumb Cloths, Oil Cloths,
Linoleums, Mattings, &c., &c. All those
who desire to avail themselves of this un-
precedented sale viii please make their
selections as early as possible in order to
have their rooms fitted and the carpets
ready to put down when desired.
SPRING Il COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
New Dress Goods.

During the past few days We have re-
ceived a very large assortment of new
fabrics in all the leading and most desir-
able styles, from the lowest price to the
most expensive Cashmeres. Satin Cash
meres, Satin Berbers, New Plaids. Com.
bination Suitings in novelty effects al
the following low prices for each pattern
$500, $3.50, S4.00, $500, $500, 500
$500, $500, $1,000 and upward to the
most expensive.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Mems and Boys Cheap Cloths -Cassi-
meres, Kentucky Jeans, Doeskin Jeans
Cottonades, Etc, Etc.
An immense stock of all these goods at
the lowest and most wonderful low prices.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

A ck;.asro nan AZ Pssinseid. lad, de-
ssra.s - lsave hss fraveiinz bsx and oyer
.oaf vrh;se he walked % a pssee twenty miles
s,st.rk- He prst tfsrs, n = feld unproeected
f-,,-,, fhse~as sxreps hv TIE sfz8 SMALLPOX.
hawarer' and vhen he returned they vSrs
sfsB IN tse festl. buf twenty feet nfier
sr-ouu.a. bsirae.s 81 hseith ofscerst
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
MUSIC Al
OWEN I. TURTLE.

ars3rsse 2 ~ 3 6reffs A1-se rttes szd -
fke Nasr Enzianf lerserTHfery - &rz@3fs feHrhssr
~ 9rfce eare. >srs'zrT = rrsfF{ err 2 - lfr
Res.rs ( wrAsre H4srk- = Nonrae s1re~E fos ful
frfursnsfsn1. e<fs - z31r-eI
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
The Enemies Of Childhood.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
FOR RENT.

-T-O RENT-Pie gsant s1ruisht front rooms
Suitable for gentleman and wife. or two sio-
gle gentlemen. Apply los. Noant Vernon st. 50
T-0 llENT-My houfe en corner of Brenson and
lsafa cite streets. Enquire al premises or
call on al lfO tsaai street. Orin A Ward.
EOk kENI-Sinali house near Monroe street,
very convenient for house keeping With good
cellar. well and cistein. Inquire of John Bole.
printer. opposite bweeis Hotel.
Tor RkNT OR SALk-fise ac-es. house and
barn. including sh acres of grapes sitaate
=. cor Hall East streets. and adjoining
land for rent $40 and $50 TO loan. Enquire of
Tuftle Bros Opera House block.
EOk RENT-Hoase No. lis Barclay street. n
rooms gas. bath large grounds and conven-
lent 10 chorches, school and the business cenief.
Ives Dudley. = fountain street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
READ :! READ ! READ :!


Try Destroyer Druggist
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

NUTTING AND BASTING done at the NM e
~ Kellogg's School of Dress-cutting; no reft-
ting uniting; satisfaction guaranteed; don Z
fail TO call
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

. Il. ACCIDENr.-Mr. B. j. Billiard was
n. struck by Ksrr at the Leonard street cross
ing on the evening of April and thrown from the
tTsck and very seriously injured. He al once
removed To the drue store of A. Stonehouse. and
Drs. Winter and Weiss called In. who at once
dTess' q his wounds. Ii is thought. however. that
e Will eeover if sufficient orders left at his
place. Pearl street for pencil. pocket, hand and
wheel rubber stamps.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

EVERYBODY should know that the Windsor
z Dining Hall. ia Monroe street. is the only
strictly first-class restaurant in the CITY, Special
rates 10 dinner boapiers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

n BARGAIN-Two well improved adjoining
~ farms containing l4O acres one mile from
Kent City. comfortable farm buildings each.
Zine peach and apple orchards and other fruits,
for 81 000.00, easy terms will trade for city
property. apply TO Ives a Dudley. % Fountain
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

AAlANxfD- .Y's.aa us lasses Il 6nsa kssss,ls
w slouia knes sAe fs.ss flaee - ~ cpTin<
sllse 81 ssa snsae : = Enss. keil<ssS s<lssa
y iHss< catiin<. : Nsnzos stsesS
kAIaATED A SEQ nssrs tss~rlezs A. tl.s y 81
wv SO DlalEs h2ll ia AesnrQs ssssat. Ttse
cab Means stss<- zssssaas~e ~ sie efsasssaa rss
kATANEfD sssaetios a. is.asi - tr4sslsns
wv salesman. t&ke Asd feslfkszsn sears exszesl-
ease ~ sestnk ssaeias t.slsiilesA ~. tA - et1
klsa e 80. ~ GA slsss& tsernAe- Aaaf bsx
lst Alissan Alch
MANNED A glEl d a. plain eeek.sae sash
w IA snd iEoniue. o~Fuen "a SNsde -,
fssEsd hrs> A. X Aeirs&nl. - h<s sick stfsst
,AIAsrkD- -oas sod sAlsssaAn. AIa,s al 2.
w seata Dislsioa siFses-
FOR SALE.
01En WILL. Boy LOT saa n~w ksu=s,
U+OO Nj nFs roouss. atiA Cist sfn AID
srlA Onis ts0 bioelss tFosn sifst e4s. l. ;.
ProFin-
EARNS -D,nf fo1 sss tle Aacalon SALE of t9o
7 yslastle fsrns. i6l acsss la Sec ! and :. Ada
and lie acres u &c. q, Aos- aud 81. tAnnt.n- *
I9es a.. Ap,fl n. lsa, "a 40 a. a.. 1sa goog
Hlenos ~ho nap asni II bos productive fat a
of make "a iast stEesst f0s ctfcelalFs. maps AID
fuil fnfoTDallol. aIsIis g. i. X. Wilson lits
AuctioneeF. - Csasl sisest. 6rand liap4ds. Mich.
E
Tor sAI.E-I Ia the i94 81 alssionis 40 low
priced farms eis3 - ms ~ Ada Hsikef and
4sainneld Mrs. jaMes Miller. as kuil "a saee..
EIFTl THOUsANI ACAfS or cHOlcE ri
proved iands IN Mississippi and Arkansas
for sale cheap On easy trrns 3aGo acres
In Tennessee. 10e00 acres grazing lands
with stock Ia Texas for sz.le, IlU tracts oi
the choicest lands In Florida for orange cultare
seFes and ap; - choice farnss ln Michlsan, *
houses and lots. and vacant lots IA the clg f.iE
sale. h. W. Tower. ID Houseman Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

IN STOCK. ready printed Cardboard Signs
] = Fo- Ssie.' To Rsnt." Boarding. Dress
Making. Rooms 80 Rent" etc, etc. on hand
and for sale at the TEIKCRAM Press Room. 10
Arcade.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-15

Luminous trees are reported 10 be grox-
ing IN vsIiey near TussarO-a. Nevsfsa. A.
..rtain seasons the fslisTe zivs@ cut suf
s,.ient gisht b enable any one nesr A. hsad
- rad snaii print. vhile tae i1fntnoas gsn-
eraI effect mar b peTcsived some mites das-
tarf Th~ ri,enranenou = sttribnted e.
parasites.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
TrE MEMORY Of IHE PAST.
4 Ned hss.s rs-~< vA- us~a I~~x.
leg Az

J0'<e j Z >aan. Who r~craiss asc
81. az. -~r u O-Anatveofth 10 taxz 81.
,~,, w..s.u.u
y" oor Er"~' OH "a
~-,ail. mr. !r~tn"aIS znt TNd1 iET
ls..t With m~ q, &, N-grra ihe tsh
49,. .-.u r,d ,rsat nth ssar
a~l"-s av hn aih'1Hr q" thT I7
deg. q ard ihs anger Eo-~s t1'e
o.. az, 1rH~p sas~fac go '"T
fEs ~'nrE,ugu. hr p.arr p 's~
~u-m The az h.-t-i zstt ,t- 'ur3 e
broad -ri butter. t~ruas: la tat-r.
made o., thr lItl,a% tEr s.aaE
too far 60 r. hou~r- g - ch'3ru
% - home iur ta-r d-ls- Ia,L ,Ev
axe ull-i Nih carasar- .~v' whsa
NJ and Ann How'd g4s~ re " a~u -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
Commentator.

II often costs one quite 4 struggle 10
do h;s simple duty; and when one does
hi> simple duty III spite Of h'> :rmpta-
tons To- do differently he deserves crcdi.
for his doing. One has no need To live
long in this world before finding out
this truth. \ bright little boy about
two aud a half years old recently
showed that h. a~pprchcnded II. He
WAS on tn eve of ouC something that
was very tempting 10 HIM No. my
son: Won mustn't do that. said h
father. The little fellow looked Il. Il
hc would like To- do IL in spite e his
fathers prohibition: hut h" ICumphci
over his inclination. AMI answered re-
Oluicly: ''All right. papa. / won do
IL" Tn re was no >>ur JhrTr. and tie
father turned to something else. The
hoy waited 4 minute and then ~a'd. n q
Zone of surprised inqu ~: Papa. why
don't Won tell me: Tina a good boy
III father accepted the >HgZr-t On.
and commended h : >on accord nglS. \
lust recognition of n ch ID wcli-don-
: Il parents duty. even though the
child wcll-lo ne ought not to hinge
on such a RECON tiDu. And n with 1T
tie fo'k> 50 with Larger ones. Just com
mcadat.oa j every ones due. Eyrt
our Lord himself has promised IA >ay
well done Ia evcry lived one o. IL,
who does well. is. :. Tunes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23

with the announcement that ne had
very sad news for me- Tom was a
regular tcaze. and / knew hy the
twinkle in his cye-in spite OF ~. lony
face That it vas nothing very -criou,
Had anything happened to Bella
tmy doll ] inquired.
No. Sis be said. solemnly. It's
Mrs. Tripit' You nus be prepared 10
see her greatly changed. 1t all tn.
fault of that rascal. the tin pctdlcr. he
came here in YOUR absence and has
stolen her hear away. And, now. alas.
she but the wreck Of her former elf
He escorted me 10 the closet door.
and. sure enough. there Was poor Mr..
Iripit. sun-bpnnct. boots and all. but
her once wen rounded form wa- IN a
stale Of collapse. and she had a foric-n
and detected look. II was mour.ful
and vet laugAail- 10 -rc.
Meier mind. Si-. laid Tom. shell
pick up and come round again. If she
has The ught Kind of Dict Aud with
that We slammed the door. and ran
away laughing heartily -hari-hcart"d
children that We were.
And nov. my dear, It's tisne for
Won 90 20 t. Ted.
~Oh. dear. il that Zip laid the
/ children.
~Yc,." said grandma. that i ih"
l.Si ! remember Of Mr.. Iripir. and
with her ffd.l away the last bughca.
81 NV chilihooi' II. b.ccr Hart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
~ CAPTIVITY.
How ihr B~l,c.pii1- at im .t,ou u'In'I-
uafs, '.ad. Wore.


How Tuuy TsHpr- - 1si ".rl
have b % =. I'd 20 ., uaE .~.-.-'
There j. no ".m"-rsa,'- oi tHr
urrs hall - valuable a- = captivity u
unfold- new i-,utir, where al had app
,carcd To be- beaut ful brfor- and wh,r.
formerly there W., what 49, thought q
wild-ru---. It has revealed 20 ~ a f1ut-
ful field. The old psalms have 4uaNcr,'I
for u~ with a new paihu- - ~ sat lag
our Babel ,;rcam, and have sounded!
for H. with 4 new JOY "a, wc found Our
captivity turned a, the stream in the
south. The man who ha, seen much
affection viii not readily part with h.
copy nf the Word of God Another
book NAV seem Ia Others io L. Identical
with his own: bat il j., not the same 10
him. for over hi. old and tcar-,,a.n"i
Bible he has written. in characters which
are visible Ia no ewes hut hi own. Ia"
record Of hi> experiences. and ever and
anon he comes to- Bethel pillar ~ Elm
palms. which are t. him the memorials
of some critical chapter IN his history.
How mauy If u. too. might say with
truth that We had never really PRAYED
until God sent H. into captivity cur
worship has been outward, formal.
cold, Il thing OF duty. not uf sincerity.
IN affair. shall | say? Of luxury rather
than of need. But now We have iounI
out what the m"rcy->cat means. and
know that PRAYER i, Ia" eurr-t and
sweetest solaCr IN the hour of pcrpleN-
iiv. This i Gods END and cNI~c't-
ton IN our captivity; and when that
i realized i there one among IA who
would affirm that the result l. not worth
thu price? BY such experiences Il =
that Christians ar made, and Il we
would be great in holiness. We must las
our recount with the discipline through
which alone that GREATNESS can be- Civ
en-. Nor mus w imIgin that God -
changed toward u while thus II =
dealing wHh IT,. In all and through
all He j. working for our good. thai at
the last He may present IL 10 Himself
without spot or wrinkle ar any such
thing: and whrn-Ocy"r ~" arr apt Ia
suspect Him. He falls back upon His
own conscious love To- u and >av>. t
know the thoughts that think toward
You. thoughts of peace. and not of eSli.
10 give YOU an unexpected end. H.U-
am ". Tayior. ia Fhipit Treasury.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
DELIGHTS or WALKING



believe. Ina F.as.trt.B.n
For good. honest Interchange II
thought and sentiment, for sitting q
man. and separating the corr from the
rhaF in his moral. spiritual. and susi.l
rharactrr,tic,; tor getting a 9tlP
stronger than cser ia N" MAJ utp">-v,
Ia, heart. | know IL nothing Thai
AN bring better OCCASION IT Weather
chances Ia YOU than walking with hlm
Oh the King HIGHWAY. loU shai.
learn more ~ q mar : heart. his ~,
and dislike. a., hohhi-- aud Ijlp-ynrr
,ic>. hi> wrakn"-- and his strength.
ia a day walk than yuu shall Dee able
To- get ~ "a month riding wl.h him 80
1 diligence" or u p"-t'hasS"- III" sr''f.
that wiuuoW~ your very heart. and
sends the chaf nf dark and doubtful.
thoughts from You. leaving tn" Kernel
OF true grain Whit" and clean. Is surely
an u~n4rcaAahir blessing - 90 tread
your way along the Cr-p and shining
upland road. Then You have th'
bright or cVcr-ChauYng .AN, aud
cleaning cottage home. here and there
sheltered under their warm wing 60:
thatch. covered DER with golden stone
crop and green mos. al spTluAl"i
daiutily with crystal gems If husr'
rimc and frozen B"NuHd 81.
this. the celebrating swing IN every
step - take. and the glorious joy 90
freedom YOU POSSES. combine u open
Vour heart to him who throws 90 hl-
lot with YOU for ia" time. and jog
along with YOU with read. wtt and r.
~poneiVc reverence. kconnc-, 81 vision
and brightness If heart. What a raU'
priVilcg" J. given Ia every walker on
the King highway. and through III
sweet. ~hIduwv rural lanes and mead
ow~. threaded by silver streams a-d
lined with willow holt. leading Llrr,-
from. And Vet. how few accept With
gratiiud" aud act upon the gi' W. nh
nature ever extends to them with open
hands, What lovely picture, and
CLEANS 81 lasting jos the. who dn not
90 aioot MIS- fpTc,cT. .a. QGr.T.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23

A~rradu@t- o.; Yale College. -. San
X. Cox. u. H.. Practical ADD A~n-iyue
Chemist, WaSkinst11. II. G. uasrs a.
following cCiciGI statement 2 ;bs
thousands whose systems iusIE"'Nclr
shrink from the use Of No-pbIa aUL pri1uu
and especially To mothers. who justly dread
ia. evil. m at times. fatal effect. % 'hrsr
dangerous drugs. the ked star 'OI.h 'I.g
mus; prove a bo-rn. II 10 not oaly entirely
free from all opiatcs. Poisons and 'sn':ics
a thing which not on" cUuEh rr"TarsiloI
n ten can tras'l. hut Il is slt9Es'her go
original and most happy combination q
the best remedial agents. and ia a. harm
less - II - effective. base ihis asssTtirn
on careful snRlys~ s and numerous practical
;ests-ihe latter in every Csss resulting IN
Z speedy cure
The Charles 4 Vo%sicr COMPANY. Baiu-
more. MARYLAND. ar tie Sole O~n~rs and
Manufacturers Of this va.Gshle r~mSiy
The Head Il the Baltimore Health Depart
ment. Dr. James A. St~usrt one % the
mos; eminent physicians in America. says:
Z" /; supplAnis the Objectionable and harn-
tgl features Of othsr cO1Eh miriursA'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-23
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A little Key NAV open n box IN
which l;-> a bunch II key~-Hl hams
No sea can dgow1. no storm can
wreck. no ah,>> can swallow u. tn
sIer-lvin- truth Of Col
As there j. much t~1>. and some
devil in man. 50 thC-" i some angel
and some God in him: thu hc1- nd 'Ue
devil nav h. con u"-ed. but in tai> lite
never WHOLLY de,;rpycd.-S. Z. Coz
nd u.
/ have found nothing &c: which re-
cure, more cou1s-c and independence
than - r>c j ltt!. but dccid I'll, abb q
tn. par Of the religious world around
IL. SI-ciV. the WY IN wh CD We com
monls - Cn i not ihc WAY of self-d
n =, and >tcriiic. and C-oS-bcar.ny
which the NcS T,>;am Il. talk, o.
Dr.. J. u !'crIsGc--
You know how o: 81 Il. : dif;cIlrt,
h, wisely charitable. to 10 good with
nut multiplying tine source # csll
You know thu, 20 give aims : ro-hirg
ua,c>. give though: al>o; aai ;h I
the. cforc !, l. written. no.: Se>~-d
j he TIA; Jccdsfa TIL loor. iu;.
Is c>Sei = he thu coEs csTrsh the
poo-. Aud Won know TIA: : Ii'ilr
Thought and i / Little I ndne,. ara oiisa
worth more than s greal Gealof money,
llastIH-
Little things are often the ha7dest
things i; = comparatively easy IL do
a monen,ary deed of daring tina; w.ll
s,artle everybody; j: j, no; - easy TO
do little deed, Ut quiet courage from
day To day. uaheeied bs ali and ua-
he.-ding al Perhaps you are not
called TO do the cr-a. deed- But YOU
are called ever day To do tho lif;le
deeds. VIII ca more surely wear oEt lie
and strength in the loag run- Re glad
that yol are called 10 tits; for tbs :
the hard Z tax. and ne who i, fsiiLtal
here viii no. be uafa'tkfui in The easier
grca. thic-S-S. ). lin.ss