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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-25
A Lady Evangelist.

They departed somewhat from Ine
established order of things yesterday
morning in the South Bergen Re
| formed Church, and filed their pulpit
| with a lady evangelist. The church
for some time past has been without a
| pastor, but the Rev. B. j. Buckhaut,
of New York, has accepted a call to
the pastorate, and will be formally in
stalled in a few weeks.
The lady who preaehedin the church
yesterday was Mrs. M. b. Lowery, OF
the Methodist church. She enjoysthe
distinction of being an earnest, de-
vout evangelist, whose labors have
been fairly successful in this vicinity.
THE LADY DESCRIBED.
When she arose to open the services
every seat in the church was occupied,
together with a number of chairs
which had been placed in the aisles.
Those who were present saw q pleas
ant-faced, middle aged woman dressed
in a black silk gown, the sombreness
of which was relieved by a narrow
ruching at the wrists and neck. Her
single ornament wal a simple gold pin
at the throat, and she wore a black
bonnet, with a high curling feather of
the same color.
Mrs. Lowry began the services by
reading the Commandments and COM
menting upon them as she read. Her
voice is deep and rich in tone and
falls pleasantly upon the ear. She
has a peculiar manner of injecting
her words and sentences, which at
times forcibly calls to mind the young
lady amateur Who reads tragic selec-
tions to small parlor gatherings.
Her gestures were few and some
what cramped, consisting mainly of
a simple wave of the hand to the right
or left.
A pair of gold bound spectacles
aided her in her reading, and were put
off and on at frequent intervals dur
ing her preaching.
THE DISCOURSE.
Her discourse, though at times elo-
quent, was strictly orthodox and con
tanned nothing startling. She said in
part
Some portions of the Command
ments seem harsh, and the world has
been finding fault with them for thou
sands of years. 1t is the disposition
of man to find fault with the AL
mighty since the days of Adam, and
from that time to this men have been
trying to put their sins on others by
saving If so and so were q better
Christian | would be a better man."
Mrs. Lowry went ON to show how
christians should follow the example
of the Christian who never once made
use OF his divinity to W himself
from sorrow, tears, temptation, or
even death. The great need of the
church. today, she declared, is men
Lord and abide by it whether the
world is pleased with it or not.
OF conversion, she said that it is not
excitement, tears, emotion or senti-
ment, but it underlies all life. 1t is to
turn from Satan to God; from dark
ness to light, in short, to turn over a
new leaf and lead a new life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-25
LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-BETWEEN THE HOURS OF FOUL AND
IL nine-on Newask avenue, Erie street, Jersey
avenue or about Hamilton Park, an envelope, ad.
dressed to Miss Gesner, containing money. VIII
finder please return to Office of Jersey City News
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-25
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITH
Il out Board. No. 24 Railroad Avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-25

The Rev. George Hughes, editor Of
the GUIDE Of Holiness, will preach this
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-25

ABOVE all things, every community
ought to have a good schoolhonse.
But in building hers, Weehawken
must be careful not to be roped into
buying land she does not want from a
company that does not want it either,
and therefore insists on selling it to
her
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

The old English dinner table w.,s n
massive thing and wns heavily loaded for
dinner There were huge %juini~. ciiuf
nous game pies aud iAr rafraSscs II
poultry II was considered ,lir correct
tnius for the imsic~~ 10 carve and Z" press
the guests 10 Ciuiiuny nitd the host 10
pass the lmiilr several i:.r~ tuu often
With s,,cl, display al iu"d there was little
room Tor coral decorations In the rutirsc
OF time the vegetables were banishcd
from the table aud handed by the attend
ants Then the mmLc dishes wrt" dubbed
cni rcVs and were cleared oil a." table and
brought IN 10y the att, ndait> ripping hot
FINALLY the meats were taken of. and
nj last the guests wcr" permitted To cat
or not to eat. wit liuut any influence un
the pnit of the host or hostess wiiilc NJ
the sirir tir!c the pin,siiig ut the viunds.
which used 10 lc tn. practice. no longer
became proper The appearance NJ the
table. ns well u, the cout.uct ~ the table.
has changed Tiic table /, iiu, So massive
aii,l The ilpYdl dc.orai ions arr frequently
of tine mos, elaborate md costly ,cscr,p
ton People vino cannot spend much
money ON loral Decorations. vet devote
tirio and IA trtoih,m. nsln. such ns may
l~ picked wild. ferns. berries. etc besides
such cultivated one, as may Ike obtained.
-tiocd housekeeping
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

The dentists IL this ti;y are divided
into y" parties. orc for Maintaining in
violate tho present rod" az cihics. and the
other fer reforming il. The conservative
party l., comprised chief, OF men Of the
old school. men to wilton professional
courtesy l. of higher Importance than
silver certificates Most If the rcforElers
are Young men who prefer dollars to
douglinuts The twoclrMcnts arc at war
Oh the subject uf The patcn,sbili,v NJ mod
oh inventions in dental surgery. The ron
~"rvativcs contend that underline code all
invcations aic madc for the good Of hu
ianni,y; that patents restrict the use Ut
il"cntions. ana. consequently. humanity
suffers. The rcformcrs believe that the
i..borer is worthy of his hire: that IL n
dentist spends ten years ia pcrA'cting an
invention nc is entitled to Ill he can make
ont of it. The nar!e of Dphnwicl occurs
often In the discussions on the subject
lie is IL rcformcr Of the roforrlcrs The
little machine that stands beside tho
cnair OF every dentist in thris'cnGom i.
mainly tho n ion OF his invcriiva
genius. and he has irapcd n liberal reward
Of geo. 900 from the patent Yet no ono
can say TINT he has not benefited human
ity.-Ncw York Tril.lnc
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
Stage Lights and shadows.

The audience in n ~tlicatcr thin!; as ~.
tie OF the man whose work enables then
10 witness the stage performance as rail
way passengers do Of tho engineer who
conducts teen safely to their journey 81
cd. Thy SEC the show. and If the; cn
y II t!ioy never trouble themselves to
l." luirc " nat raii>cs produce such brilliant
chocts Bat tor cvc.y light III the aud
: riuIn. nnd for every shade OF illumira
,ion behind tho scenes. they arc indebted
10 tho humble Easman. who stands by his
post in the wings next the i"otlights.
Here. by means OF II number Of liz lc hand
wheels. he regulates every gas jet in the
ihcGtcr Before him is II plot Of the play.
and he listens for his cues Us %unSioualv as
any actor in the company a false move
ON his part. surli - The turning of Al
wheel AT tho wrong ti,nc. may ruin the
~lolc n moonlight effect may no
spoiled by a flood Of iazzling lirht. or
total darkness r,ay obscure the staee.-
New York Commercial Advertiser.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
simple a:e,h.d .ur Termination.

81 Il urc;ing Of The Lrt ,on,iCas q,
German acic,..i5is Ills aubjcc; was &.
cusscd. and DR.. II. RAJ Il'H;iuL'l tan
there are but two va, ~ stii.Ul@t" tnc
Ec@rt-clcctricily and r"chanis.i 'uH"a.
sion Of tho heart. The fri l. r'i.; ...cr,d
dangerous ly hillUs it I..ay cu iy -" tro,
the last power of contraction remaining.
ia tho or.,an Eat Nii.i il lvrilcd PC
tur;.l conclusion" j. decidedly lrcicraiic
DIR. Frank: ncth0d i follows: L.
flcXcs The hands "a lac wrist 10 81 obtu,e
anglc. places tlCu both near c..h uihcl
in the ilcocHc2l region. and r%loic' viSor
GUS strokes il the direction 81 t.c hear,
and of the diaphragm. These strokes a.
repeated frull fifteen 10 twenty times. a.
arc . .ccccCcI l.; n pan -, during NE',h
he striI,s tie chca; over Tie tccrt re-
pcatcdly 18th the T.. la al his land In
iavural A., eases Ills method J., early :uc-
cossiui, and sometimes II tWitcliH.; 'f ihc
lid, or the an:l"s,f the iaou'A u.Io.ii
with ,nrriisin. r%ariliiy p' tie tgri ign
of returning lie. ~.tssuunu, these syl.p-
toms are noted. tho simple E'aiiiulai.O i.s
aLovc described Iu.s; lie rtstly CoA
tinrcd and pen. cNcycd il troll y half 10
one luur. Tor. with tiitr cessation. tho
phcnorlc!a indicating c.,!ni.:n.; ol r, turn
of lie also cease. Generally. tie face ~
sumo, Il %ali..l.t rcddi-A tint. AID ~ TIE
SALT iiri II flint ulsa ion riry lie lVlt III
the Saro.il5. H. tt.ls I.ti.ul nr lra.!.
lv, seen Ike rrlrrl ia fu;ricvn cases,
arioa wkum we're such as lad Luu .t..c.l.
selves. drowned and i>rli, sisted tar-
bouic o.ijc. AMI ia "ic ta.,c Is O,"Ur.-
Herald of licalth.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

Dumlcy (oycrtaaing rrown or his way
hoclc Ia dinncrl-.Aren you rather late
tonight. r"lIE
Brown - ic, ELECTROMAGNETIC.
wor'un. I've Lad Il lard days wor,.-
wa licrwoman-w aslrrwccIan
ElrHlcy-N hat are you uurlbling
"vaAlcr~o..m for;
l~rown-su iii wouldn't forf:rt 10
advertise fora wssi,crw oman In i..i ~.
~t,rnoon', paper Ny wife told ric Ia keep
revealing washVrwulnan. and Nv kept II
up all day. AID ta~udtculy) by tht:.lcr. II
| didn't forget it nitor sll. Naslcrwo.
acknowledgements blank wash, y'yo.
mYn-Ncw York SIM
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
Ta.inG M"ucn Who alnrry.

In Tashkcnd. SAWS travc-er. the Chi
rcso lave imposed u taN ON all women
who marry All merchants who visit
kashbai are obliged 10 take n wife. As
toon rs they leave the worian obtains
another husband. ard thus Il e taN affords
Il considerable revenue tothe government
Chicago Herald
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

Young Lady Lave you . position IA
cant i'm Noar store fcr IT,
Old Merchant with hardening features,
Tor t.
Young Lady tmodr>tly-For u sales
woiIan, slrt
Old Merchant tw armly}--l have. miss
You shall have one OF the best in the
store. - Chicago Tribune
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
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,ntisfS IL Ian Nlrn u STA rcii.r r,.
10, ~, - l',Ic ir M the nee. mi
al , h. ur,>un -. it, 20 b,,n2 Ken.
.nh u no; 81 To- 10 80 mnk'S lie -
ma.lrr -pol> inc to the publ ~, ! I
,c "imrnt.
An, pc >pn wi."iEkcs - pap + rm he
p~o,iol.rr. wlr her Ill rccirl in hi name
,rih?t of auoihcr. or h ia he has sub
-cii ed or not. L. responsible TT the pay
II rrr> III urlrr, his .ti.tr d%i>con'inn-
",i. he r.tnir' 81 'rai~. ui4 f .pt.bli ar
,r"' continue to send il utti a M j.
made. ami coll 'ct ne VII. ir 81 nj.
whether il br t,N II fran ~ 'ihu ur
d. There can - % IL gal ; nth Ia
anc, ma ~ mn = ritr
Ii tide i~ttih + ortc ; his pap rio e
siopl tl ~ c'tain TIM and h inl =
'i-'irr tn send it. The .ul'>rrilrr
pay for il If he TAX = it on If
III " The law procbcri> u,,nn the
gtound rha; Il man must pay for wiIn! lg
III r'''"s have dec died tlnt refusing
= iil nc e>lHprr, and l%-rin1i'a flo.l
fife IN rrimi fa ia = hence of /
,iond, fra
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

A Topeka Girl broke oil Ice engagement
with Il yo,ng nam bccnwsc Ia i'.,;n rnr
Of green corn in his hands aid Tucked II
with his teeth Oh. dear
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
I,n-ia' Cafr Trust.

Twenty Of the ~lc.u.lng rcsiaIrants and
cafes in Paris are iViag ruiic . hlna co;n
lany. Its capital viii bc ,"j0t0o francs
II 800 franc shares. i3.lOO 81 which ate
to be- offered To tie public NJ mar
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
Three Bottles Care Catarrh.

ELI ROBnINs. Runsan T.. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says; My daughter had eatarrh when
she was Ave years old, very badly. saw DR..
Sogc's Catarrh Remedy advertised, md pro-
cured a bottle for her. aud sOon saw tsat II
helped her; n third bottle effected n perma.
ne,,t cure. She ~ now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
NnOCI,itiES.
VEGETABLES.
FRUIT.
C.\NED GOODS

Th" snl,scrihr has "nn,d 70
ll' &c I hlsinrs for the sale 81
The 81 v s""i,. IN ne lmldii .
an White Oals .hvcnur. nc,rlv
%o,r".'tr ~ st"r,. and -.
ort'ul'v s"licits n 81 are al r,llc
""ra c.
JOIN \. BROWN.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

IL the haho> OF voun. n.,.l r!ls
:icat system has been -, .,.ftn.
,alr ed that It has rali.ci !. r,,..
.tlrn -ocuhd to hone Tor CONVEX
ne. >atvrv and the Iuxurit- f
tvvl. 1t is last becoming tho
"'l'Iiar route tor traI>cuntIuvni;I
'aN"i. IN connection wit, the
'"u'h,rn Pacific rlilIra!
!, has "ltncd up an almost I'm.
lmil," n,o tor pioneer c%nt.r.I.c
II the far West. NJ other rail.
."ad can carry :, mar. who is scrL-
ing ms fortune. to 20 den "lrurlu
I'liItS Surli ~ are open along n
Thousand miles of this great s,s
ten.
Special freight rates are givcn to
mll.trs and Immigrants.
f.'r all the Information yon de-
~ write to
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
"UntoId Agony frsM Catarrh."

Prof. w. HAUsNER, the famous mssuerst.
of Ithaca. N. l., writet: "Soine tan years ago
] suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incurnble, and said | must die. Ny ease WINS
such n bad one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become 80 hoarss ! could
barely speak above II whisre err. In the Morning
my coue hing and clearing of my threat would
alinest strnngle me. i.y the use of DIR. Sags's
Catarrh Remedy, in three months, ! was u well
man, and the cure has been permanent"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

SYMPTOMS OF CATARR Dull,
heavy headache, obstruction OF the nasal
Into the throat, sometimes profusc. watsry,
and acrid, at others, thick. tenacious, mucous,
purulsnt. bloody and putrid;, the eyes are
in the ears. deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear the throat, cYpectoration OF offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulssrs; the
voice 10 changed and has n nszal twang: the
breath Is cfYansivo: smell and lasts are i'm
paired; thore is a sensation ef dixziaess, with
iRental depression, n hacking cough and gen:
symptoras arc likely to he prEssnt in any enc
case. Thourexd: of cases annually, witksut
manifcsting half of the rbovs syrptoAs, re-
No disense Is so common. more deceptive aud
dangerous, or less understood by ph. sisians.
ny it's mild, seothing, xnd hssling properties,
DR.. Sayc's Cutarrh isrlesy curos the worst
cnscs 81 Catzrrf,, "scId In tho keaa,n
COryza, and Caiarrt 81 Headache.
Sold by druggists every where; 20 csns.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

A real. live princess keeps a millinery
store on Fifth avenue. New York.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14

THOMAS j. RUSHING, Esq, ssos Pine street,
81. Louis. No. writes; 81 was s great sugerer
from catarrh for thrse years. At times eeuld
hardly breathe. and was constantly hawking
and splitting. and for the last eight Hsnthe
eould net breathe through the nestrile. I
thought nothing could 10 sunc for me. Luck
ily, / WAS advised to try DIR. SaHc's Catarrh
kcIncdy, and am now n well man. believe
IL to be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured and one has only to give Il o
fair trial to OK perience astounding resuiss and
\ perllungut cure"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-09-14
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-09

R1ADlN0 = COLUMBIA nlvIolOU.
I'D sssszHHSSaattkn1A 81 HSatkkn 1Aps tH.1nsoSSs tnSHHsSs IA
% As1 lt1ls tA1IlaHi ls2IIaP ss22IP.s ssAB;sa. SSS y -
sCs = ssS 0S9ss1,HSba z 80 IAasastse q snan. ~
!. 4. 4 n NJ ,'si !. :ss : "a: =: Ss.
xeAIND L8Av1 COLUMBIA.
tSe r EsSsnsss EssSses:s g g 4. g, re saa assp.A
x1AluB LBAv1 QUARIYVlrII.
Scs Lancaster q atA - Al. snA 40 sna
fSr hsssss h.sss,ss z. & e e q, - :, aaspn.
LnAv1 KlHa sT1n1T tlAnsassse.,
sSs sSs 66SSssSs 6I.sSs I g Z" {! E. i,:ss .sSSE Ss:.
+, y0t q, 0saszyvne q ss8 - N. ~ GnA a.
LEAvl PalEcn srsssr tLAas.sssr.,
ror ese0ing q I4o N. l4se and 4Np n.
70 ossl1svi: 4 "a: n is:s e. sss a "a 10
rRAIss LaAvs LEBANON.
r% ror Lanesss:T Lar q ~ Z n. lao ana .0 p -
soE Vuax1yvule ct Il2 n ana lAto and IN
SUNDAY TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAVE READruo.
ror ror dn.,',s d6nsc..tsr g. ;,e e n ana aiopm.
rSAiNs LsXvs We 9uxRRYyrLLs -
Am.
TRAINS LEAVE KING 81. Lancaster,
. For leading ana Lebanon at S.Wa N ana 80
For Quaxryviiis ct $40 m.
TEAMS LEAVE PRINCE sT. (LAncaster.l
For Reading ana Lebanon at ais m IN
FOR Quauyvils as Gmpm
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON,
For For hn.c dhnnc.stss e !! q. 4 4 n and sS pm.
=. Eor connection ct. Columbia, Marietta Juno
ton. Lancaster Juhction, 1onhelm, Rsa6inR
ana Lebanon, zee time table 1t al stations,
A. III. WlL0OM eupertnten0ent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-09
CHAPTER XXXV.

Tho Americans Of today are SO blase on
the matter Of advertisements that 1t Is diff
Cult to attract their attention without getting
pp extravagant bats for their eyes.
The most effective bait is the illustrated
advertisement Here, for instance, is the
eApilline," which makes the hair and whis-
ters grow as II by magic. You have to be
- careful In handling the stuff that il drop
should fall. say, on your nose, tuft of hair
uould almost Immediately grow thereon.
On ths left Of the advertisement you see a
Dooe fellow, bald, whiskerless, and wan. A
young lady Is turning her back on him with
. iook Of disgust. The Illustration is entitled,
ssbefcre using capIline- Refused On the
right you see superb male beauty, adorned
Nth iuxuriant growth of hair and beard.
Ihs same young Lady reposes her head on his
shoulder, and raises her rapturous eyes to his.
Undsneath are the words; "After using
capillins-Accepteds But the most marvel
ous part Of II is that the use OF the elixir has
changed the cut Of the mans coat First he
vas dressed In . lank, threadbare, shapeless
aack; after using the magic stuff, be has
k1oomsd into the pink Of tailoring perfection.
Ioullsd the following advertisement from
ons a the New York pspers;
.As collector o. salesman-Slim, sleek,
dlsnder. shasp. alrewd, sensible, sarcastic
Yaak. seeks situation In some store notice
- ettracttvs whining Of the s'a, hotel or
e3eA = coalactor or salesman has highest
ssegsnnss. and push and cheek OF an army
usls; On scu goods or collect bills with any
- o. he continent of North America
80 county, Pennsylvania, includedD."
~ nsxt pscimsn is idyl ItisentitiSi
- Heart and . Cottage"
syes hesss shs was Lost In ecstasy, gazing
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- 49, upnoss : go q ~ %
ln1ns - eFa1n 5osrnsy - Buffalo,
10 ~ WsupA - nsvr have ! felt
4 Goulng unss q warmth and hfA
= iIsqusnl asd vgy sudden changes Of
uuboo = Win1sr, and ~ great differ.
bsoeusu ~ tsnperaturs a ths houses
tnn9se sAsoutw cir. b very trying % the
- AmK1c6n 10 whom I was complaining
~ ~ - ~, and who would not stand
1 41ng - criticism Of bis country, said:
\ ~ 1snRslr, thoss changes arc very health
~ ~ s1ir ths blood, quicken circulation.
a - = good - Turkish bath"
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CHAPTER XXXVI

The Americans have suppressed distances
by bringing railway trains TO perfection.
You take the cars after dinner to 20 a two
or three hundred miles journey. You pass
an hour. or SO in the smoking room, you go to
your berth, sleep tho night through, and by
the time you awake you are at your journeys
end
In point of comfort, the American trains
are to the French and English trains what
thess latter are to the stage coach Of bygone
dayS
Nothing can surpass the comfort and
luxury Of the Pullman cars, unless it be the
perfected Pullman that Is called tho yestibuls
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nR. U. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
Vermifuge, for Worms.


Andrew Downing. of Crsuburg township
Nensngo county, gave his child one teaspoon
ful OF the genuine DR.. q. McLAncs Ce,ebrated
vermtfuge, ana she passed III worms. Next
morning In repetition OF the dose che passed
lis more
Joseph c. Allen, of Amboy, gave q dose of
the genuine DIR. q. McLanes Celebrated Yer
mifnge to q child OF Elk years OLD. and II
brought away SS worms. He soon after gave
another dose TO the same child, which brought
away 30 more, making lSs worms In about u
hours.
Mrs. Quigby, No. lsa Essex street, New York,
writes us that she had child which had been
unwell for better than two months. She pro-
cured bottle OF the genuine DIR. y. n cLAnes
Hormifuge and adwinistered II. The child
passed n large quantity OF worms, ana in q
lew days WAS as hearty AZ ever II had been.
Parents with such tendency before them
should not hesitate " hen there "a any reason
to suspect worms, and lose NO time In admin
tsteftng the genuine Dr. U. McLane's Nermi-
iuge. II never fails aud Is perfectly safe.
This Is to certify that was troubled with a
tape worm for more than six months. tried
all the known remedies for this terrible affitc.
ton. but without being able TO destroy u.
sot u bottle of the genuine DIR. U. McLAne's
Nermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros Pitts
burg, PA, which 1 took according 10 direc-
lions ana the result was I discharged one
large tapeworm. meas URN & more than \ yard,
besides a number Of small ones.
Price IS cents bottle. Insist on having the
genuine. D