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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
8opo'S IretSItHe.

Bir befisen jest ben sr66ten gors
ratb, ben tutr ie beiaBen. Ginise Baa'
rem iino 10 bod seitiesen, baB mir SIb@
ftonb bapon nebmen, Gn1 bic Breiie au
iasen. aaffee lift seiiesen unb sebt
INNER mod b66er. Solsenbe fino urs
iere iesiser 9reiie: Deftes Del i'm
Warfte Jest IL gts. bic @aIone; better
GioersGIfg Is gts.; teinfter Syrup
s1.25 oas 5dbden; Gru4t@eIe 20
8fb. Gimer au $1.15; Steiner Mapets
Sprup $1.00 bic @nlIone unb Der feinIte
Gorsnn1, ie in Der Staot perfanft. gu
so cts. bic @alione. Sofj $50 per
Barrel; 8iaurnsn IS 8funb 3u $1.O0;
setrodmete Nepfel Is Efunb 81 $1.0o
quite setrpdnete Hfirfi1e 10 Bfunb su
81. 90; Mofinen 10 9funo $I.00 unt
ieber 5onitise Grtifel 5u 9tei@ niebriger
Treiien. Dtb8opb. As
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Specialization

Ir ben 9 a elmer Bride
iber Sobnion's greet, nabe 8. Salter's
8lat. Die Bride muB 45 Snb lang
unb 16 SUB brett iein. SIN @anae1
mifien 20 Bfdble pom seiunbem, tpeiben
gidenbola sebrdu1t tperben, IL Bfdble
fir bic Bride unb a1t fir be s5fuael;
IA 9fable miiien IL SuS lang unb 6
8fdble IA SUB lang fem. Die gfdble
muffen 10 8oll i'm Dur1mefer oterbalb
bes @aiiers %rneifsn. Die &i1tuna Der
Bride mu6 5 SUB iber ben ufern lein.
Die Ouerbalten miiffen 8 bei IL, 16
SUB lang fem; ieber luerbalten mus
nit einem 6 3ou lansen Hasel befeitiat
Iein. Die obern Ebeile miiffen NIT :,
8oq'Sedsetn, 20 3oI lang. an ben Bal,
Ten befeitist fem. NQe Bfdble mafen
sei9dlt unb bic Blanfen 38oQ bid fein,
unb Der 8oben mu6 an ben Auerbalten
nit 6 9on lansen Ndseln befeftiat lein.
WIes 9ola muB sefunb ietn. Die 8riide
muB in 40 Iasen nod 8erausgabuns
bes Gontraits an ben Niebrisfbietenben
fertis fein.
9eter Maus,
Senrp Blod, }Superpi5oren.
sos. @obmann,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
Meinen Jrennosn i'm gountp.

GstpiB maB es mir CUR sroBen Srsn,
be sereiden nnb aiueifelsobne muB es
cine aetpiiie @suustbuuas tn mir pn9.
rufen, bab bas BablerssbniB sur @e'
nise seist, sab 70 piele Sreunbe ON
@abItase treu su mir bielten unb ibre
5reunbidaft su mir uien bur6 ibre
Stimmabsabe fir mid b~efunseten. Die.
ie Tbatiade ldBt mid uolftdnbis bic
mir seipOroene Mieberlase peridmer3en,
seist fie ia, baB ale sesen mid uusse.
~ftreuten @erbd6tisunsen unb gerldum'
bunoen BEL bielen feinen Intlans fam
ben. baB fie Sreunbidaft gu piroisen
pifeu, tuenn bic Stunbe baau sefommen
1T. GIen rteinen Hreunben, bic es gut
I'm mid mcinten am Babltase, lei bier
nit bon Sersen fommenber 9anf aus
seipru9en, elm Sanf, Der ni9t inaiser
iein f6nnte, udren Die 8smibunsen
meiner 5reunbs I'M mid nit elnem
fiesreiden 8eiultate setr6nt setueien.
Sbrer Sreunbidaft tueroe i'd mid itets
erinnern unb mid ibnen als Jreunb sets
gen, 10 oft iid bic @~eIssenbeit oaSu bic.
ten MIRO.
Sobn g. Sammerel.
st. Glouo, ben z. Hopember, '8S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
Neue Anaeiaen.

So Wersere uniererMbunnenten ga
ben uas bas 8eripre9en, ibr Ibonne.
nieat nit 5otS 81 besablen. 9a iest
Die faiteH Gage Dor Der Sbire iteben,
10 pdre e8 uu8 iebr mini9enspertb,
lDean ieae Muaenaten lid ibres Ser
ipreden8 eriuaern uno basIelbe einlDs
}en n0litun.
gI &erii9ert bei 8 ub. Sanen.
rs 8elo St perleiben sesen Sppo.
It6efcn chi beiueslides gisentbum. SEQ.
ten nuo QDpot6eten sefauft, 8. g. Tbos
alas, Gerr 8lod, st. gloub. 80 ba
gg~ Gerlanst pirb elm 9ienfmabs
den Bar 8erri6tung lei6ter 4ansarbsit.
Md9ere8 ia 5amOus Gin Yr.is alei,
ter1aus, 47-1
DEr 8sr5is(ider Marblebeab.&ali
sam 8erfauf bel ., Sou & Co., Mel.
role. 47-4t
co &elo ST z 8ro5. bel S 6 9oury
n@ amers8icou lift elm ausseSei9s
nctes, importirtes Magenbitters. gu
babeu i'm gatifornia.@ einbaus.
30 Der tebte Wonat bon MiGer's
@ei(eu in ct. gloub. User bic bon
Inn geboieneu 8ortbeIle nod ni6t be-
unst bat, iolte itf) b~eeilen, bies au
tim. 80
gss~ OeIte NuspaDt Don Sefen, bic
je in Welroie, il Der neusn giieupaa.
rsn 9anclur9, Giarf'S 8luf. 47-4
gg 0ns California. 8einsS aus aas
r~aatitt, oaB bic @euue, Die es periauft,
unuerfali9t un0 unseiuaiiert iiuo, unb
fir meot5iniiben uno Samilicn. Sc,
brou6 lid gan5 b%eionoers eisnen.
Dag- Se8ti6e Qnswabt III giienmaa.
rem fiuoet man bel 9. pom & 20. III
RelrDIe, Winu, 47-4t
sayH so gfer 9utes 2ano, 3 Reilen
Uou ct. gtouo. gu iebr nieorisem BreiIe
gu perfaufen, Nadjufraseu bel Beter
8rid, ct. gtouo, Wtim. 45-3t
BJ- 8oumt uno IeBt, mas .. Sotp
& SO. gu ~uerfaufeu baben in ibrer
Gtienluaareu>pa nbtuus, Giart's 8lOd,
RelroIe, WiHn. 47-4t
sG aGe 5Qrten einbeimiibe unb
tmportirte 2iqu6re I'M California; ein.
baus.
pS- MiQer's feinite Cabinet. gotbp.
srapbien Su $500 bas 9ubenb. Gin
Sreis fir aIe Irteu. 80
DE- Sir ale Qrten BON Del, 5arbe,
8irItsn, @lastitt, Eapeten, uitu. Nprebe
man por bel Us NJ. g te M 8, Melroie,
Riun. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08
Mufe @eIenenheit.

slae. Die 9icrbe, 9sinooieb, @asen,
SGlitten b~erfouien wOlen, m6sen bic
ietben dmi naditen Samitas our 8eritei.
eeruns auf ben Seumarft brin9en. Die.
fer Tag wiro elm Marfttas iein, an BEN
@elessnbeit seboten 1T, irsenb einer
4rii:ef 81 perfaufen. Mat fomme am
Samftas unb benube bieie Yelesenbeit
47-lt O.. M art
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-11-08

- Sic rssuldre yeriammluns oes
S%tabtratbs, tuel@e ant Wontas .Nbeno
bdtte ftattfinoen foaen, uurbe auf ben
beutisen Gbenb a%nberaumt.
- Cornelius Slogan, iuel9er ben
8eriud madte, am be0en Gage auf
Uffener Strabe elm benz Serrn 6. Silber
sebSrises Bferb au fteblen, tuurse ON
Runtas pOr ben 5riebensri9ter &c.
bradt. Gr bsbielt fid bas 9eusenpsr,
b6r Dor, tuurbe unter 8irsidaft seiteut
uns in GrmaHseluns berielben benz @e'
fdnsniB ~ibertpieien, unt ii6 I'M t,d6itsn
9ejember.I ermin Dor ben @eidpore'
men su perantuprteu.
= Bai6biebe trsi6sn pieber in st.
gloub ibr l1ntpeien. Sn lekter ROntas
Nadt ,uurbe bic @dide Der Jamilie
5app bon Der Seine s~eitOblea. gtua
so Hrtifel nabmen bic Dlebe nit ii1.
Gin 1Oe Sabre alter Mann no,
meas Z. ainsftou tuuroe am @abltase
in Der 1. @arb ni6t sur 8ablurue sus
selahen. Die lesten spei Wonate Der,
bra9te Der @reis in Der Country uno
lebte in ct. Gfouo nur feds Gage Dor
Der @abf.
yin elmer S6isba5uus, bic AM
Samfas auf benz Jairsrunbe itattfanb,
nabmen fOlsenSe Serren tbell, teren
S4ieBprobeu na9ftebenoes Reiultat
bat. Serr seun. 9bielman Idob 80,
gel, Mi9. 8. Drtb 8, 8. u. @irtbman
1, Ben. Gramb 0, g. 9. Sia 0, @m.
Tbielmann 8. 81. Neiler 2, 9. s. Saars
mann 0, @. Drtb 1, Sol. Sderer O.
= Ser 9anfiasuusstas ridt bsran
unb bisier peranlabt tpobl bas Yreiss
idieben fir 9rHtbdbne unb Sibner.
Gin iol6es fanb am SoHatas Na9mit,
tag beiua Salf Nap Souie itatt. grsiie
fielea ben perren Mi6. Drib, 6. Tbiel,
man, 3. 8infen unb Sebaitian Sddfer
5n.
= Sn biefiser Sail tuurbe in letter
6onntas Nadt elm 5ludtpsriud peran,
~italtet. geOrs TbompiOn unb 5enrp
@ebter, tpelde in Tbielman's giIenz
tuaarenbanblunS einbraden, unb ibr
gerb5r Dor ben @eidporenen in berSail
abiuarteten, ueriudten Die Mausr spi>
i&en Der Sail unS Der Office bes Glert
Der Court 5u burdbobren, tDosei
fie ourb germitteluns bes Srn. gramb,
Der auf bas ieItidme @erduid in ben
@efdnsnib aufmertiam semadt tuurbe.
Bel ibrer Grbeit ertappt puroeu.
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500 000 5u uerlerben. gtndsu.
oo frasen Bel g. 8rid.
ct. gfouo, Minneigta. IL
Sur gefGutgem Seamtuaa.

Senjeniaen @fiern, wel6e ihre God.
ter IN Der @tuiif aGsbllben fniien wp0en,
ipiro cine id6rc @eleaenbeit geboten,
inOsm Die S6iDeiiern oes bl. 8enebictus
eben cine &laiie IN OieIem Sadie er5ff.
men. @s pirb ndmlid nuterridt aui
Dem alapier, Der Srsel, Ger 3itber unS
Der @uitare 9eesbsr. I'm 0dberes men.
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Cine iebr iu~tcrtiinnte, 1872 Seiten
latge iluitrirte Gbbunoluna iiber Taub.
belt aRo SsrsnserduiGe unb beren 9e,.
lung ubne Bernfsf6runs psrienoet fir 5
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l77, MacDcugal Str, SEEN Oort. AT
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Sesslei9en iperoen mebrere anOere srobe Bargains in ualerm
anammotb.S Store sei6lofen. . 8eridumt teshalb nidt bic @efeoeu=
bett, fonmt iofort, ba Die greisberabiebune Dem nJarmen geetter
5u3af9reiben 1T. 0ieie 1T cine soloene @elesenGeit, nm 0inter
|nuaaren e1nautaufen gu Is bis 80 @rosent 6eipiun. geb4
let, DOB unier Torratb reu unb ~5eitsemab lit. Nir offerireu feins
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8rtiuseiDentbmatS uebstfraawus
SEN tn StsarnS COUNTY.

Sobn 8Io5erger unb Satin an s %.
@obe6 fir uiigetbeilt ] 2ots 1873 8
% in Setter 2oio's aoOitiOa su ct. Sos
Iep6. 600
Seinri6 6 Collins an Maria 5aien
fur 0@4 Sg1 Section 20, Conn 125.
Rlaiie 81 $50
6. 8feffer unS @attin an SRI 0abte
fir 9B1 bon sci Sec 20. EOlpn 125.
4lafe 1923
gnrl 8feffer unb Satin an u. gabte
ST. fir 81 BON G@1 MG1 9 30 Conn
125 &laiie So. ................32 1913
So1n S9neiDer unS @attin an SEQ.
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Sec 5 Gotun ri 81 80. 1000
Maria g. SoiD an Sobn S6neioer
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"a -. 1900,
Seiuri9 Nteier uno @attiu an 9obne,
nie1er fir 50x140 Su6 BON @B4, SOB
I Sec 20 z 125 &fafie 80. 200.
Die ct Saul M & sc gllenba6n @e.
iealdaft aa Soiep9 &oppD fir S@ /,
591 Section l5, Conn 125 3laHe 81
IS 22O
Sobn Gebrins on Daniel Chisholm
fir Isl Cots IL unb IL, 8lod A in Sill.
bsrts AoS au B~apaesoiIe $50
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apier.uatcrri

Grineti6tr un5sryi6t I'M Subscriptions mad ben
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CINE quite @eIegenbett.

Gin in golb Spring s~elesenes 5otsf,
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einseridtet, nebft StaIuns, lit unter arts
n~ebmbaren Bebinsunsen 81 fauien.
Ndberes Bel 6enrp26fh,
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knaben Aeberr0fke.

gu $1.50, $500, $3.50, So. so unb
$500 ipertb rs 8rO5ent mebr.
80 9ubenb Seriep aaapen IS Gents
iuertb 80 Gents.
100 9nbenb gang tuoIene Soden su
% Gents ionitipo ~perfauft 5u65 Gents.
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9tmoe nno 9anbi6nbe.

/ 100 Snbeno pelBc nightingale Semis
be 81 rs Gents rertb IS Genie.
100 9ubens itarfs moliene Ssan5is
banbfdnbe gu Is Gents iuertb tas DOB.
petite.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06
A. E. SMITH. ESQ.

has been for ~ years road master on the Boston y
Maine system and Ia now residing at Great Falls,
N. II. He says trackmen, brakeman, firemen,
engineers and conductors, as well rs baggage mas
tiers and exprcssmen, are suoject TO kidney dis
eases above all others. All, therefore, win be In
terested In the statement Of his experience al
have used Browns sarsaparla for Kidney and
liver troubles, and can truly say It has done more
for me than all the doctors ever employed, and
have had occasion to require the services OF the
best physicians in the state. My wife also has
been greatly benefited by Its use.-A E. SMITH,
Road Master, b. q NJ. II. r.
The kidneys have been severely taxed all winter,
as the pores Of the skin have been closed but now
as warm weather has come, they need some aid
May be you have that pain across the back; that
tired feeling; those drawing down pains. II SO
you can gain immediate relief by following the
example of Mr. Smith and his wife, and use that
never failing and grand corrector for the kidneys,
| liver and blosd,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06
The Danger Of Being a Human Being,

Heredity is a puzzle. II seems TO be
easier in this world to inherit bad
qualities than good ones, but both
sorts make such leaps and jumps, and
are so inclined to go off on collateral
lines, that the success on is difficult to
calculate. The race is linked together
in curious tanQle, so that IL is almost
impossible to fix the responsibility.
Defects or vices or virtues will not al
ways go in straight line. The child
rem OF deaf-mutes, for example, are not
apt to be- deaf-mutes, but the cousins
of those children may be deaf-mutes,
showing it is said that some remote
ancestor of both had some mental or
physical defect, which has been trans.
mitted to his posterity, though not in
the form in which he was afflicted. In
most cases we cannot do anything
about it; the older our civilization be-
comes the more complicated and intri-
cate are our relations, so that it has
already become dangerous business
to be human being at all. 1t is not
always certain that il man eats soul
grapes his children's teeth will be set
on edge, but the effect of the soul
grape diet may skip generation OF
two or appear in collateral line. W.
try to study this problem in our asy
lums and prisons, and we get grea
many interesting facts, but they arr
too conflicting to guide Legislation
The difficulty is to relieve person O.
responsibility for the sins of his an
cestors without relieving him Of re
sponsibility for his own sins.-Har
per's Magazine.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06
The Mystery About Baking Powders.

To the great mass of people the CON-
position of these powders is unknown,
and practically the only means which
the public have had of obtaining any
knowledge of their composition, has
been the unsupported statements of
rival manufacturers, each one trying to
outdo the other in stating the quantity
and quality of the horrible ingredients
to be found in all powders except their
own.
A careful investigation of the SUBJ
ject discloses the fact that there are
practically three classes of baking pow
ders, which may be appropriately man,
ed as follows: The Alum, Cream of
Tartar, and Phosphate. All baking
powders consist of soda mixed with
some kind of dry acid, and varying
proportions of starch or -four the diff
ference being mainly in the character
of acid used.
The Alum powders consist of burnt
alum with the requisite soda and starch
and are the cheapest of all. In fact it
is generally safe to assume that any
powder offered at very low price, or
in bulk is an alum powder. There ap-
pears to be some difference of opinion
as to the harmful results likely to fol-
low the use of alum baking powders,
the majority of physicians, however,
condemning them. 1t is certainly safe
to avoid their use.
| The Cream Tartar powders are made
by simply mixing together ordinary
cream of Tartar, soda and starch.
These powders leave in the bread tar
trate of soda and potassa, and scientists
have questioned the advisabiity of
their introduction into our everyday
food. They surely do not add any de-
sirable ingredient to our food whether
their use be positively harmful or not.
Phosphate baking powders are the
invention of Prof. Horsford, of Cam
bridge, formerly Professor of Chemistry
in Harvard University. 1t was well
known that the sustaining proper.
ties of wheat were due to the phos-
pilates contained therein, it having
been proven by actual experiment that
wheat deprived Of its phosphates
would not sustain life, and it was also
we'll known that in the production of
fine white flour nearly all of these
phosphates were removed, thus de-
priving the flour practically of all the
nutritious qualities possessed by the
wheat. The Professor conceived the
idea of restoring these phospha,es to
the food by the means of baking
powder. His invention consisted OF
producing dry acid suitable to use in
place of ordinary cream tartar, which
would leave in the bread the nutritious
phosphaies. The Rumford Yeast
Powder 80 we'll known in this section
is made by his process, and is highly
commended by all scientists.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06
The Whlsperphons.

The whisperpl one is an ingenious
invention, with wire gauge diaphragm
which can be attached to the .tele.
phone and the message whispered in.
stead of shouted. The whispers at the
other end of the line sound as distinct
as the ordinary tones of the voice
which is great advantage to those
wishing to send messages that they dc
not want other folks standing by tt
hear. The attachment of this little in
strument to the telephone can be made
in an instant, and will doubtless sooI
come into general use.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06

The treatment of many thousands of cases
Of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar to females, at the Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y,
has afforded a vast experience in nicely adapt
ang aa 5es.ng for tne
DIR. Plerce,s FavOrttc Prescription
10 the outgrowth, or result, Of this great and
malls, received from patients and from physi-
clans who have tested it in the more aggra-
waited and obstinate cases which had bafiied
their skill, prove 1t to be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure Of
suffering women. 1t is not recommended as
but as anegtap mSst perfect Specific for
AS powerful, invigorating tonic,
It imparts strength to the whole. system,
% papis1lat. .s For overworRsd @ Ike aPs1@ases OUT
"run-down," debilitated teachers, milliners,
dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop:girls," house
generaiiy. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is the greatest earthly boon. being uneQualed
Is an appetizing cordial and restorative tonic.
nervine, "Favorite Prescription is une-
Qualed and Is invaluable In allaying and sub
sn
other distressing, nervous symptoms COM
monty attendant upon functional and organic
disease OF the womb. 1t induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
Dr.. Piseree,s Favorite Prescription
compounded BY an experienced and ekillful
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
Organization. It is purely vegetable I'm its
effects in any condition Of the system. For
morning sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dys-
pepsa and kindred symptoms, its use, In small
"Favorite PrescrfPtiOn0 - is q posi-.
tive cure for the most complicated and OBJ
stinate cases Of leucorrhea, excessive flowing.
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressionss
Pr,Siapsus. OF falling OF the womb. weak back,
bearing-down sensations, chronic congestion,
Inflammation and liberation Of the womb, in
accompanied with "internal heat"
As a regulator and promoter Of funo.
tional action, at that critical period of change
scription " 4 perfectly safe remedial agent,
equally efncacious and valuable In its effects
when taken for those disorders and derange-
period known as "The Change of Life"
"FavOrite PrescriptiOn,,w when taken
IN connection with the use Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and small laxative
Liver Pulls, cures LIVER, Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Their combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and
Is the only
medicine for women, sold BY druggists, under
. positive guarantee, from the manu-
facturers, that II win give satisfaction in every
tee has been printed on the bottle wrapper,
ndL..,,Ise L.,,Ise Sofsles SGOO goo dOses5 sl.oO, OF six
For large, Illustrated Treatise on Diseases OF
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06
Cure OF Cancer ana Ulcers.

JudgeT q. hcLondou writes 70 the
Swift Specific Co.; "About three years
ago, Jerry Bradley, had Q cancerous
sore on his face, near the right eye. II
caused him goat deal Of pain, and he
lost the sight Of the eye, but was finally
cured by the uss Of Bwift's Specifo.
This case 10 well knewu In Wilks Co.,
0ay whore he lived"
Mr.. l. Coz, OF Arkabutla, Tate Co.
Mss, writes: " suffered o great deal
from old ulcers for years. Your medi.
cine was recon monded, and after using
Your medicine does even more than YOU
claim for It. have known II 10 cure
cases which were thought hopslsssn y
Mrs. A. IA. Goldsmith, No U7S Warren
msnoed using g. s. 8. about three yssrs @
ago. Ihad suffered with o sore throat
Tor over Q year. used Q greet many
ether remedies with no good results.
NY httis girl, also, had sore fingers; II
commenced from the quick, and then
She nails would come on. We doctored
nor Tor over two years, and when com.
menced using 8. B. y. I thouRhtI would
see what II would do for her. I Am
thankful 70 say that ID entirely cured
Der. IL 10 the best remedy ] know
OF for the blood. really beleys
u was the means OF saving nv life
The doctor told me / had throat dis.
ease similar to General Grants.
sneeriully recommend IL TO all suffering
from dlsordered blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseasss
mAAisa Tree. TEB SWIFT ersoIyIo Co,
Drawsr !. Atlanta O.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-07-06
Grapes for Weakly and sickly Persons.

Many persons who are weak and sick
ly are at loss to know what will re-
store their health. Speer's Port Wine
and Unfermented Grape Juice ara the
best restoratives known. 1t is espec-
tally recommended for its purity, ex-
quisite flavor and healthy properties.
Medical men certify to its valuable
medical powers and blood making
property. Mr., Speer has been for years
engaged in preparing and perfecting
this wine, and it required four years
process before it is fit for market
~ Y. Baptist.
Sold by druggists.