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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

having been analysed by Boston chemist,
Who found that ''they contained arsenic.
The New York man promptly sent them to
the Columbia College, where Prof. Chandler
decided that they were entirely free
of arsenic. Now what can one think?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

NuNtHtcJC uNu feGCet- mOOel Is naOuSO06
in black cloth with black bengaline guimpe
but may be frightened by red guimpe
spangled with jet. The lining of these
gowns closes in front, as also does the
guimpe, which is gathered at the neck in
front and back and just below where it DIS
appears under the scalloped top of the
corselet. The sleeves are of cloth fitted
easily up to the elbow and half way above
to meet puff of the bengaline at the top.
A mouse-colored cloth gown of this design
has bright red bengaIine guimpe spangled
with gold. The embroidery is in darker
shades with fine gold threads and a wide
velvet puff borders the skirt.
A graceful gown by Raudnitz has a very
novel coat bodice showing no seams but
those under the arms, and draped diagon-
ally over the lining both in front and back.
The opening begins on the left shoulder,
and extends bias to the waist line, disclos-
ing puffed vest of silk. The front is short
and in continuous pieces, with pleats on the
shoulders, but perfectly smooth below. The
back has longer coat pieces pleated on, and
is the reverse of the front, being smooth at
top, and laid in bias folds below the arm
holes. The skirt is bell shape with silk
lining
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
AN ADJUSTABLE HOUSE DRESS.

An adjustable house dress is the latest
novelty. 1t is the invention of Mrs Jen-
ness-Miller, the dress reformer The design
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
IN CASHMERE AND VELVET.

A pretty costume for fal! wear is shown
in this coli1rnn. Ii is called q cashmere and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

Round dinner tables are finding favor
again. Bonbons for dessert, cream wal
nuts, crystallized apricots and cherries are
served in tiuted paper cups which match the
table decorations
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

The use ofropes of flowers winding in and
about the table service and garlands festoon-
ing from statuettes or candelabra seems to be q
distinctive feature of dinner parties at the
present moment The low center pieces
had become monotonous, high ones are stiff
and unsightly, screening the company from
one another-the present style seems to be
a happy medium combining the advantages
of both designs.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Bag stluner partieS Of uI-aSs-ar-.,s
-1z,tsss are failures fruru a essuxsrszrisrs-
Effst padur Of view 4 Er,-Sissss- or a
table ruunsi Il possible xnxE say. sssrr
pr half n stozen guests are Sussxiessa
More glll brea< ap into separate knoes
and fewer mean a set.-a-srse- Il had. =
says Thor~au- at w1lsien three chairs
IN nv houss-oue for SoIirzsEs.- two for
friendship three for soeiesr- The
hermit Thor~au IN hiS hut zc Walden
was wiser than the man who books for
society m a crush An uuhappv kuS-
band living IN Portland Pfa.rp. wh1-.
wife infists'i huge parties usp.su
aim was standing ~ very torssra cum
stlrbou leaning against the ehfrznev
Ptsece- \ gvnsleman cane up 10 hfru
and saat- sir A. neither af u are H.
qualnsesi with anv af the psuoIe hers.
think We had b-ss ~ haule- >.,.-iaI
crowds mEst not expect the gr~as men
among them to talk well - urr~-
have been n most Gnrea>oaah BE person
who w1s Disappointed with Napas~ou
nsecausss WHEN a loc OF IaEiiss were pr,--
sssn<est tn hirn he o1ly remarked -.l Zach
0f them how hoe IL S.-ss~rsI~r,xu
NazaxIne
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Mrs z n Gillespie. of PAil1f'ek-
phiz. a xrvz--xrznd5sgxh-sr q Zen
Frznklfz. recently celehr7sed Ter
serensieth hirth1sy.
Mrs william Morris. wife Of the
L0nson artist Poee nad socialist. : sad
70 be the NEST beautiful woman n tn.
world she -o~s out bur E-rle AID :
rarely seen BY the zzlsiruGe who visit
her husband
1t Is not - long a-0 that drehs
between women were common II
Frzree. ths home % the dueIi<s- The
mos. celebrated dnel cf zzDsserr times
was that Of the Marqzis.s de Nssle and
she Countess De PoIixzze- The ca1>s
Of the quarrel was violent psnchazr
Of both women Cor the sane H1mI-Sr-
Speaking Of rane=aseS. Chau1c~y
NJ Depew ~avS he gets an Average q
two photographs n day 4 habies sait
20 have been named atte- hfz1. and be
ads wy son = named after ue- also.
ami tell hfr that by the szne ke =
grown up e this average eu1tlnues.
the ChaGns-~v Depsws vii III al the
o-sscw> and iailS IN the county
Il s-rugIiu- sHrrsyor hlpPsnsst
along ~ a ee-tafz farm house IN IllI1oEs
ansi ofFerr.f - run the farm lines for
three dollars. He found the lines al
wren< znd srot sven farmers iucn 1<n,ls
arst law<airs bsfs're shs county sSI-vevsr
cane along arff discovered that Tn.
strslier ey1uls3n'r run n Strzl<h1 me fn-
twsnfv rods 20 save his nsciC Then h-
ss-psI.,f again
schiller. Goethe and Le>Sfz~ are
ahoss - be- iutrusf1-~sf into CONSTANT
nup5e- The Cr,Yxn Prince q Nsfzi1ysfA-
who hzs already earned sgrue rvpu1r
bv his t-az=lati - q German classics
f1to MODERN ssrp~<- VIII undertake. skss
tempurary mana-ruseut Of the Greek
shearer N thu Turkish capital for the
performance Of >ehfIIer's .-RobbsrS.-
Le<s5nzs Emilia esaleutrf- and other
German dramas IN modern sirveA-
An Interesting historical reIi- has
iuss changed ovxz-rs IN Scotland When
James v. visited LoEsfJun Castle. go
wears aZ7. 4 handsome blacis oahS chair
was specially constructed tlr him The
Kings chair was sh<u removed -
>.lru Castle and afser-Tarvf % C1trize.
where. by ~1ms mistake. Il was put ~
tnr pGbIs- sale ansi b.1u~ar bv Nr<
George Mar t1- n trIaizg sum This
lastv ar her G-ata> uhh.h occurred re-
-~n-iy- b~qusa.hesf is % her snn-
An an<.rssse of L.efrh Hunr. once
r~Ia-~,t bv -N-s,u- Horne. IaseIv ar-
r~arv-f In u-r-s fa~ he s-Ss si-u-.
Horne. Gu a bitter csld aav IN winter.
r-~us =, -. Hunt .r.s ssr,r,f him i, 4.
Earxe rs.pua. with n wsi... olss- -fassa5ou..,I
6repgar~- RI. had s-au-,r-,F his piano On
- the h..ar.h. elo-s 90 a large s-~. Iear-
ing ouIv rva-n ssr himself AMI has
cha5r. arsf vras vGaufpsx with sh.. s--~as-
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
"a IITTIE NONSENSE.

The tramp h an eaSy7roSug ~c--. he
Just saiSes things a. they coEas.. aasi II
they went e,1n1e he takes them along
any way-->s- Joseph News
How can v1u tel n S~sf-rrazs.
man -You cazt tell him.-ean-s tel
him any shfng He won't Let y0u- He
knows Il al Cape Cod T-era.
First CTsizen--'Thsv'd eu-h-er put
mp Jfmny Nc>hane- He'd have SWEPT
the city >~eoz.s D5r-s--AnsI shas.
Iuss what he's Il far---E.ssrou Tran
ssrTpG
Fieslgelv--.f buve vo1- AIis-e< vii
yoa b~ nine AI5ce-@whas a-e vov.r
s1sas reg7r1inx rings FIe,areIv-
-EAaznoust<-- Alb-p- Take me-
Jewellers Circular
---fGa saau'r mean 10 szv thar vvu
wish vuur wife would r1zru Fnso a uiYla-
OF salt --Sos exa.r-Iy- hus-- ~Ru-
WHAT 7 VISA she wasn't quite :,
pspps-y- Rams Horn
Why He Wa whTnpesl-Esh-I 10
her younger brother, who had he~n
wazppss4i-~DOn7s mind bruzze-. Sous
mind Brother ebeswe~n his s~arst-
-raas's iuss what Was 6rsS-,i s7r. n,s
z1instfnx -Evoeh
-NOoste----Dsst y0r not hear VIVA. Z
>1isa Mis- Nahefs I said that I loved
yoz- lowed you with al NV soul. nv
mind nv every thought MIS- Nah.l
Nsss know but that Al seems 80
htsl<- ---Rsscon Courier
II want soneshInx for nv bow IN
WORK at said an ANXIOUS sathe- =, n
tr1s1sA w har can he dos- Well
pied the father. with n sigh. Il reaIlx
cons Know He y s0o Exh- for h-awv
work and TOO keavy for light work -
W9shinx-0n >sar.
He Was O,zr &-wr<hb-r<--.,fv
wife zos up early shis u.ssrrsinzr. auH 4,
E0u xnssx- that reminds me that I'm
Ike the - bilI that w1s IN NV r-pusr-s
pceis~t when ! went to hest last uirhs =
H0~7s that W<hIer<-
N a0s IN Il --BruokIyn Eagle.
-SOt Point IN His Favor-~wnv
Nr- Pfa<sn<-o1~ h7~ do yCu ssag- --Hox
dy DO fcur faee = familiar To me. bu.
/ can't recall Ian Dr.. ~ufsbs.s-~
wH0 made yuG and Mrs rEnsxizr-o.
ore "a you are- are yous Wei
Fcu 20 bang YOURSELF --Nankar-zr.
-An0th~r Phlazthrorsss SAT- Urca
Shabby Persanag~ ea1sstr~szfur Ala
lady mum VIII re <Sre ne /.
few elzrs fur br-Staxr+' Old La.sr
ss-ernlyf--So. ss- You've be-n t-i.ls-
ing : R--'F4Trh- an Is hat anr
r11sou WY I shouldn't ateg-Harrz-s
Lazpoon-
Il snail Boys rhr,r
seo1es 1- i carter when you are aIoue-
SAC sz1-l Canadian boy 20 the paint
er g rs portrait whom he h.6 49,,
r1ro rs ecuidenSe- You uuSs .Iv,--
have another boy wirh you uh-a vor,
rHroW ssones at n carter s-Whv--
Because When the carter ~~tS ,s,,vr1 q,
rszn AFTER you thea the oshsr how en-,
sarovE stones aE the hOrS< ans4 START ~,
up and the carter VIII be 0bliv,.,I :,
leave Eou aiO1e and 70 20 take car~ ~
his har>e- Always have sno,ke- b.,~
with ycz wksa yor throw sr5ues A.
carter. -l-es.sa Tss-ssrips
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

IL : To oe noted that the Esqainarsx
euncsIvsst the usosJu ~ masrrIiue rhs
sun a. feminine while the gsrp~As ~
zarstsst the sun n masculine. the moon
a. feminine Further investigation
zoss 10 show that IN the Arvan q In
dIsA- IN Egyptian Arabian >Ear0uian.
Ieut0nise- AnxiO->axon and certain
South American languages the uao.sra i
a male god Psrplsxi-y arises ~ so
the true xenSier OF the moon for IN Eu-
xtiSh- French Italian Latin azsf tsr-..s
tt Is feminine Max Muller zv.s u. sh-
anrecedens of the European tongue. for
\ solution finding that IN ~au,.--sr
moon i masculine His explanation i
that the gender Of nouns began uos
with the inrrudnetiou Of masculine bur
OF feminine nouns tAar i. with sh~
setting apart Of certain d.rrivasiv- sus-
nxss for fenlaies-the Others b~fav
males In time What objects tended 4,
awaken fear and reverence wuuld zar-
urally De regzrieG a. masculine. s,;-,-r.
Of love and desire feminine Chira.r,
Herald
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

: s.z s.sE ssrxss ss=z- e== =rs su-z~s
.Ti-s.
49, =. N-s-ss - a. s--x, - - --~-~--
-
n. - -. -s-..,-, -, -. -. -, -. -.
49,
2. -. =. - -. . rs,.
- - -. -. -. - - =,
-.
- - -. -. -.
-
r. -. -, -. s,r,-,.-- 81, -s-- = ~
"a. 49,, -. s.--.s sn-v
- sssl.'.'.. ..a@ -. - 1850, .,-..
90 - a. 'ara A. ssle'- NJ - -''''s
- - -''13 ~ s-s' "a ~ - =
81 - 30 taas ~ = = : :
-
- - - -
- - -.
% yea <a's a. y sas'-ss ''''-' = 'as
a = - a.. 7 ...-.' -. - =. -
-. - -. -. =
- -.
s-s ~ s,r-us e -r~ sra..-lusas~.- aa-vv
a. -
= - - =. - = -
u -. - - -' ~ jan -
- -. -. : =. -. :. -.
- -. = =
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
HER CORRESPONDENT.
she M2kes Running Comments As
She Reads

Jacks rvwn- with Jasri< IN t. He =
sr1upin- up ansf down hansfs IN p.a.ES-
stse I1s-s~t half III hfs ShuaI,bsr-s. ta-
riauslv sneSiug 4 P~rfsvslv empty
PIps
lack sSzTaycly >.1lIisls; aiizln.- h.ssvxs~n
pSrfsst Glad wrus., t. clad I sent +.
s,L.lsi I've bruzen with her oa1fv sorry
1n'tu't d1 Il Sosnsr- Fifr-- Thorou-h
1lrt- Wrnr 50 >e~ her FSuui her 20
arE aut With Ean- Young man
s-s1est-ino<iu-- Also stylish She SAYS
shes exsrem.sIv ~.1r-v But unexpected
ARRIVAL anst- I H1re ~ Interrupt.
Wish her very -osf evening Which
nsans very hasf one Fling Oft Lie
1xaiSe al ni<ht- Morning. vrirs. letter
ending en=agrmenf- Post It. Meant
- ~ - Earup.s Instantly Tbs uror-
kur Thought Fd w1it for answer Won
dssr Z ierrer'> resl-hs--t her ysrt H0ue L
h.Ese N9c ] daar HSpe Il hasn't
Ethel, 5DashsS down p5pe- books At
watch s-s2 and sh~-Il get il by the
i've O'Clock delivery Even now I've
time - 70 Hp th~rv and $50 her
before Z esuss-tfr-s enough Bur
what do want - s.o that fars Hav-n-e
any strrugth 0f uiusfs Tears Of
iAssS~s-f ssr Srrnne~ss Puts On svar.
osr re>o9zrlons lBathss tase znsf h.uzsfS.
brushes hafrA 0~ 1eseruinar5or,s
itiurvies into ulster and arcrirS.I Or
sseeent azanEn- % self-rpsp.-etin-- pr5ss.es
>uatehes hat Nos By love- haven't
Exit ranninrt
k.zh.l-s pa-iaC- Jaek- slightly heated
AMI TREMENDOUSLY 1airatest- To whom
enter Esh-E
ErhrA ttaudslv smilIny and not at all
euu>e5nus a-Whv- ss-ars
Jack sa1kwarfIvk-Ah -kem.-xoo.f
af-eruoou- NHss-Esh~Es
Erhel Instantly compr~hensFfurt-o
iae<- whaf 4 foolish. good blind
q'sleix-senperest ssupid you ares You're
the MT ridiculous being that ever
Nass and s-uzn~tlmes yuu srv me almost
% eeaEh- and soaaesiz.ss you'rv too fun
ny for any thing This time you-r~
funny HA- ha- IA IA.
Jaek attempting sii<nityi-Nav I
ask
Ethel ilaGxhingt-Oh- res vou NAV
8@AANA an ~ urN2Gu
enough IN answer : anosh<r matter
Ia ha- ha. Ia.
Jack with ~ort - sharr<-sa..s,,t
haugntlnsssl-If you can do nothing
but ie~r AZ ne. I'd besrer-enoxss
% xo.l
Erhel tPGlling him down into the
ehA1rt-Dou't BE silly Jack You know
yon esa't mean 70 S~yoz'-e only Ere
tenstinz-and yo1 wouldn't be able "a.
Il Eou meant it-gOc>s,
Jack thelplssslyi - YesS I know.
ErheL It's because lowe
Ethel delighted NJ this vsesorvb-Of
course = - That's what you intended
10 tel ne n the very first wasn't rs
iJass< eorfuseii Well now. vou-v.
told ne III tel yog sometime. I,
was ny uncle,
Jack-Ehe
Ethel - Yess Czel- Jo~- iuss tr,n
California He's papa-s younger broth
er- whom yOuve never Seen-aS Va
IHirs evittsnr from y0Gr bchavbar-ha.
IA Ia Ia. II you'd waited one Ss,orss
y0ud have learned ali absut Il and
JaeS-O Ethel What donkev an,
>rizes her
krhssl iEn-e>sstiaxi-NOs quite hat.
but Psls=lcly sons other kind ot big.
sSEens, za-sasqaizs szinAl-Erosa ySzs
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

he lnH1enec Of powerful vii IA
arreSs1ng o. r~ta-SiEnx the progress Of /.
disease apparently fatal Is one Of she
most WONDERFUL Of all mental phenom-
enA person Of feeble frame. bot Of
a dr'SrE1Easd and hopeful spirit soua<-
times keeps death ar bay for weeks.
months even years. and finally. N de-
nanee cS the Physicians who have sas
n Judgment On his case and pronounced
L utterly hopeless rseowsrs and
s1-ns 10 his customary voez-iurs. On
the ether 1 and a man cf stronx ukv-
sa4Ee not UnfreqEsntlv Wits and i5es
under comparatively eousrogIable all
Eaens simply from lack Of the mental
enrrgy which enables the strUua--wiIIesf
wea<lIliS 70 repei sh< a=sssreyer-S. i.
Ledger
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
Let's reason together.

Here's i firm one of the
largest the country over, the
world over: II has grown, step
by step. through the years to
greatness-znd Il sells patent
medicines Lughl
That's enoughI"-
Wait 4 little
This firm pays the news
lapers good money (expen-
sive work. this advertising }
to tell the people that they
have faith N what they sell.
80 srzrk faztk that If they can't
benefit o. cure they don't want
your money. Their gns,axt<x
s not indefinite and relative,
but 6krSxztx and Gisoka1<-if
the medicine doesn't heIp,
your money IS -ox GzL"
Suppose every sick man
and every feeble woman tired
these medicines and found
them worthless, who would be
the loser, ycu or theys
The medicines are Doctor
Rerce's -Golden Medical Dis
coyery, for blood diseases,
and his Fayurite Prescrio-
ton for wOman's peculiar lis.
If they help toward health,
they cost Sr.oo a bottle
eachl If they don't. sxxy
0ass xrkkzxg :
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

actions. should say bar Good ofi
iezious Jack tPeae~ breaks oEs with
zrsas violeuce-i
Servant f~ntering laserh-Th' Eet-s-s.
Miss Exit S~rvzn.l
Jack lsudks~nlv FeroElecti1-t t-Gr~as
Heavens
Ethsl gexanrnin< ist--r<h-Orly ore
for me- whT. Jack. What ais you7
You're abzolutefy white, Are vOu ilit
You'rr nuse Bat Why b yo9 look -,
ltslzncrs az 2aafrrsS on envelup@ Al,
Jack (spartt-Td t0r-5s-su al about
K.
Esh-l with very PSquant air ot being
mistress q the si.uati0u Wow. whom
can this bc fro1f The hans4 ES a man :
very murh ike ygErs. JACK The re-
semblznre : quite ssrv1x-
Jack 1apa--i-yhat a horrible ssraps,
Ethel Cleiszrelv opening Ie-r~rt-Azd
the eurelop~'s ike v0u-S. ssoS-and she
paper. Reads Miss Fay Must
be froz Sou1~ shcp-k~~p~r oc b1<i-
u@~<. fReasisf When ron r-snd these
i7n.-s shall be outside of Sandy Hook
- wcIL Well What do you think of
that. Jaeks
Jack lpsrsPirinsr with axuuvt-I do1's
II can't
Ethel gtho1rhrfuIfvA-Do yg1 sap
pose thi> person = really wher~ ke SAID
he sh0uld be when r~ad shese Ifnez7
Jack fvTinxin-f powers
Ethel ereSuminxi i-s--osztsie.e gt
Sandy HOOK never - ses you a-zin-
At a1y ra.e- this Hsn-t frura a sh0P-
keeper Reads ~You have tI-ed ne
out don't knovS bud that IL nay be.
saough-s Reads --aud / leave rs.
forever Jack grruaa<f You do1e
appear Interested and is 70 Ssu&-
ael<nowIed<e- Jack <-uazs agafn-l
Let's 20 On though Just for fun
gRsaets-t forever. not 20 r~morse-~
dear me-. should hope not fEeasf<-l
which you ar~ incapable cf feel
ing
Jack APART wish ] were dad
Ethei tio"AInx hard as himt-Ny e,or~
r~sPoustent seems rather severe. doesas y
hs- Jsel<s Reads but I do Iezve
you 70 one who Is far nv superior. no
doubt-- No d,0ubt- truly Anv sars
prr>an woGld b. Renewed <ruars
from JACK EsheI euusinues.l in
merit n, b. u IN good f1reune-- how
very JohnSo1ian ami prizs--ssaTfsh nv
correspondent l.. Jack eRsasss.t ---ans,
wao :. trust wOr-hv of vour lo-e- =
Why he means Teg- Jack. Vow are
ron really worthy Of nv I8vef
J1rl< tde=p~-a-ei-O Ethel step, T.
krn~A putting her hand 0z hiS mgEr-l1l
-SgT1ses- Jars- I've coe finished r-z.fiux
Hzg lrtssr. fReas3s.g He can n1e love
yuu m1r~ than I - cant vou- Jse<s-
sr-asisH --Iov~a you oGe~~ - an past
t-nSs-treastsi nor le=s than lore yOu
nov
Jack wIl<iIys-Erh@l- Pleas. door.
Erhsi tqui~siy My eor-~spaussenr -
INST Ettfe wee grain brutal isz'. -.
JaciST gR@ads-F bat vou viii nsss
earw-- What u yuzr opinion ab.sz-
thai LARK Eeas4>t Farewell cruel
girl Do hear nv ysurrsSp.suss.snt sp.,ur-
I1rlS. --znd never think more. Of
Jack trying tS snatch the bess<rt-I
zzst hare z.
Ethel thsSsiia- hin - azsi rvassIz-t-
'-Ycurs ~
Iasrls-nsuu't reast-oh- sbsu7s rwaE shs.
sig
Erhel----zs~- -
Js-s-D.onr- sh- 5ours
Erasi-----s5rs-srely tear aP Ierss-r
1na saruxS n -raret-I cant fauasin..
Nhou1y els-resp-acsienE may bs-<sa yoya
-Tas-s-
Jack fiz grateful 13.1rzsaax1s - You
daring grit t>seeont ans1 this rinas
lAstlr-- generalization O1lv. ss1zs. mIu-
atx~ after
EzAssd sstreaHaflyt - I'm afrzaf rm
s.irrv Destroyed that Ietrer,-NanIsv
f. Pike n Pax
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

A enSxrsSnvr cs s<a 20 shs Cnssed
Ef-~auu Tea Co of Londcn cost sa1-B
= pounE % Tie importer The tea wss
<rown Cn - GsIiehc6d- estate n CeT-
Icr- The leaves are 30 snail that tnsy
DO rus look liz. leaves IheT are
<olien In eolcr, though ssr-aEed win
dark brvwu- TheJ lock zzOre Ike .
very sze quality q Virginia scoscco>
-~sav fer the PIPE. shan Ike tea
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Are zz-z~ruus. bat ef the latter ucrs =.
zaar- ridiculous than the prunz1scssls as,
rzz6cz use cf AxzSlEs paAAs AL o-ler
r-.ls.. aud -s1xen both the ssruIsaAcE ami ne
ssJv-eI< II HcsseEaer Srsczzch bdrrers oe
zsest instead Of these zs--enlss1leSe ne r.
suit Is accomplished without pain and with
great bsueSz 70 the ho~ess. the sfcrzslfn and
the E~rr. Use this remedy waen eo1sszFa-
-isr r-1rfse=rs ITSELF ard thereby prevent
4 from h..-ur-iz< ehrsnt..
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Wsxr people -Afnk thz< tne word -Bat-
.~rs- rAz ae usesf crTy N csuzerEiau with
A. fr-axir-arI1r beverage. Thls - q HIS
take. a. the 5esz remedy far al diseases Of
ne biosd Ever. xissasys = ezS--- . Rr1cx1y Ash
5irrer. Il . purely re.ticiue All every
Article Used n Is raazEf1s-rlrs q ef vegec-
11Ie criSi1 az xzcwa curative z1K1-lex
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
August
Flower

How does he feel Pie feels
cranky. and IS constantly experi-
ulentiug. dieting himself. adopting
strange notions. and changing the
cooking. the dishes. the hours. and
manner Of his eating August
Flower the Remedy.
How does ne feeI2-He feels az
TINES 4 guawiug. voracious. InSati-
able appetite. wholly unaccountable.
unnatural and unhealthy--August
Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel7-Ee feels nc
desire % 90 70 the table and
grt1rnbliug. tailt-SndIng. oyer-uice-
Y about what Is set be6ore him when
he Is the-e-August Flower the
Remedy
How does he feel Pie feels
after a spell Of tins abnormal 1ppe-
ute an utter 7bh0rrence. bathing.
and deecss1si0u of food As If a
us0uthful would kill hiz-Auguss
Flower the Remedy
How does ne feel Pie has II
regular bowels and peculiar stools
August Flower the Remedy.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

o. sensrh lnf strength renewed and Of ease
srsi comfort fazi17Ts ne u>e ot Syrup ot
Fgs. a. ra.rs N harmony with nature %
egs-.zaIIv elt.srz<.s the system when crsrive
er alIdsus~ For sale n SIC and SLos BOTTLES
ay al BsaN3Sn< druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

%zzS yus sseI A. s-vks 1p. and lie
hardy seems zorrA living Whe1 T1u
Am-ys-y f-sI zois - s-csz4 - yuar eAzlE
vx1rx Wien yu1 feed y1z would <-Te aalf
ysu o-~u fsr a Gt-le mere strength. zzss <iEe
fYr Jshn RaxIEs Ssarsaparflls EriA yad Sc
Wat a 1T Z vii riTe yrs TaG VII hess
ire car yuu sriess Dr. Jahn B1LLs SarssSa-
rA
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Acxrx=r SAYS weed ca1 ee zszss pa-zs-
EnLe and aGnrizairx Tts1- ne x1nd of
ooH-t w- ar a@1xerfzz ARR. kavever-
Texas Sfse1ax=.
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

TH1ggHTLKSs mothers are they -tn VIII
noe -1v= sseSlv children DR. BHiFs Weru
Ds,<r-uye-<. Thsy remove the xarzs~ and
the ctz.G E-wgxs s-rvr<
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

70 r13 rzizsszre1 T. ts bar. 20 under.
sand as7w q gaze af waist eAa ae hcness
and Sill be wsa b. . rrick-B1r xnAnssn
Reruklscxr-
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

An eErty lz-s.er 01xnz - es enough %
Seep sce voEf f-uu the dDcc-Texzs Sifs
i1zx
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

II roeust eUuntrTman hid rs a doctor
@Pproaehed SAYING 1t : 50 ksrr sfzes
y been sex that ! =n 4se I'D "a
soo< PAysselzn y Ehs txea-
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Do Syr pE1r.<e nor uea.ssR -.ts ocveiss but
net @pecfal1V eu the LIVER azd bite A rerfers
Evsr e,sr-pzsrs1r Car1e-sx Li-rIs Liver p.--s1
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

A econ szxr fer . baseball ssrunu-
where ARE ne zi1eF--BrriSngrzn Free
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

T9R ytri zc tse beat race = Always Goa
II AruE1G tsr . bean rrsreA-W zsatnS.1r
>tAr
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
DRlCKLY ASH
4 BiTTERS

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ssazs se,sr S ne lrEa wsen q tsilsA
srucsrsy sessrrn IL sznesisns Ne sntirs
sssszn ssesnss derxs5s4 ns BRAN,
xicsEys. sTa3aca. aouElS. siI rsfsss
10 ssrs1ra tasir ssra- DYSPEPSIA Con-
snpsrlgs. ssEgMsnsa. KesEf Us
EASE. see-. IRE ne rxssi.s- ssasss saas-
Aing 3 <scs 10 .ssisf szszrs sa skrsvsn1
az ne Inquiries sasses BY fss isscfssn
a o roa9tc LIVER rs sssissaaes -
.srsxxxrx xslf - E.u.1 IN
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05

Arzrzrrnccz hg--1<r Is nt-zys aeie q
zezr nEs tr6ehees1nes.4-RiEss C1rc1-
scie- Teiexrxeh
Oxford eagle., 1891-03-05
Priekly Ash Bitters +!

q ar.s tirsetsF On ne lsEs- Sr08acN
sad x1sEfs. and aY - mid anA szfAarsie
sase1 md ssnerzi tsnie Qualities rsstsrss
tAsss sr3aas Do sound hsai<Ay es.1ffssn.
nd sarss N DISEASES arisias trsa nsss
sa1sax n FyRirEsS TIVE $1,000. sEss
- ne systsm- ssd rsstsrss p<rseef ksas1A
u Hfszr srzssisi ts.s sst ssss 4 ssa Asa b
er1sr a tsr yss- Sand D ssan, Tor COY q
-TsE HasSs raaEssa.- = sussssns1 sy ~
Paicxlf ASH nTTE1S CO.,
ssls R-svrsesR 81. IOCIx. MO-