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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

CATARRH.-Tll.s dreadful diseas,,
only a sllghi ceasest.ua oi tlle mucous
membrane oi tnc nose as iirsi, increases
with each cold uaul q spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, CARS, bronchial tgbcs, stou-
acl, etc, causing deafness, Jung ois-
eases, dyspepsia and many other g =
trcssing and dangerous c0nlpla aifls
full account Of rouf present condition
and tie Treatment Won require, vili be-
given you Tree O. charge lv Dr. :. Jlay
Todd, IS MonToo-s.., Room 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Catarrh. oeafnoss, rheumatism. ner-
yoas debility. impotence aud a. dIs-
eases resulting from early Ind iscrctIons
and eycesscs oG manhood, ali diseases OF
the urinary organs. partial paraiyss,
vsricoceile, ruptnTes, tumors, scroiuia.
old sores, droJsy. tkIn diseases, liver
aud kidney Complaints, heart diseases.
shortness of breath, back of head,
small Of back, elc.. including al female
complaints and chrome diseascs.cured
quickly and permanently.
II YOU are nervous, restless, irritable,
slecpless OF wake after horTid dreams,
tired mornings, with a dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth. sometimes dis-
charges, and 80 about your employ
ment without life, energy and sBliatior,
desire 10 hc alone, gloomy t0rebodiugs,
a disposition 20 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
of feeling AFRAID or uncertain, sone-
times low spIrIte. You are suffering from
nervous debility aud exhaustion Of
nerve power. which may end IA utter
prostrstion, insaiiity and death.
If you have great sense OF weakness
and wearincss. with tired limbs, numb
ness, trembling, prsckiy sensations, cold
feet and legs. YOU are advancing 20 that
most Serious disease, paralysis.
II your head aches. feels numb and
tired, with strange seusstions. loss Of
memory. and you think with difficulty,
or you are sleepless AT night, WITH diow-
siness and duilness during TIE cay. tue
nerve and hfaiu fatigue may soon run
into insanity or desfh.
il you have any OF these feelings do
not neglect them or they vii end ~ par
slvsis. insa1ify. pfostfatson 60 death
A. voc s8lge your iife 90 MOI neglect
these warnings. Time and experience
have shown, and hundreds of startling
and marvellous cures issre proved, tlIaf
these diseases are perfectly and CON-
pietely cured bv DT. ;. Clay TODD, 10.
~ Mcnroe-gf.. room 4. Grand Ran ngos
Under the nse of Dr. = Clay Toad's
rernarkakse remedies. ali these syulp-
toms y5eid ss II fy mage. and strength
Of nerves. viryr of brain, vitality II
blood and health of body arc soon re-
stored.
HIS remedies arr purely vegetsi,ie
ard barrniess, and can only te oiFained
~ "a ofbcn.
DR T0DD compounds bis prescfi.-
DTs ToTbTfS ofice - al A. N0nroe.st-.
rcoui 4, sSrsDd EGfads. Mich
His rsEse scSuat agree VT the stomach
and voa can est afsything voc cis0oss-
IIe - - ffis f,fbcf from = ~ fsle mora
Ing ff1t1 ~ tllc evening. trerr day
falt sundays.
fsfi, everybody. hfrisndly tsls vii
cxsst v01 rsythnz
los Chargcs. fapls Cares
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

anil years supply Of -four for one man
can be sent frotn Minneapolis 10 Man
chester for two DAYS wages of an En-
ciish cotton spinner one important
Consequence Is that the proportion Of
overworked and underfed people is vast
ly reduced. Despite the growth Of pop
nlation, pauperism in England mas de
creased by one-half in forty years, and
the increase in the United states is due
70 extraordinary causes which. let Us
hope, win soon lose their potency
We have almost abolished famine.
We arc fast going on 10 abolish epidem-
les and contagious diseases. Already
the word plague" has bat vague pop
ular significance The sweating Sick
ness" and the BLACK Death" are thought
of. IL thought of ut all. only as historic
horrors; the cholera is found 10 he pre-
ventabie, and yellow fever ia shorn OF
half It's te-roTs. The smallpox. saws
Macaulay, was once "fnost terrible Of
all the minister's Of death. filing the
church yaras ct frequent intervals. al
ways threatening. always tormenlns
those not yet stricken. leaving on the
few IL spared mcst hideous traces. turn
ing the babe into ? changeling at which
the mother shuddered. and making the
maidens eyes and cheeks objects of hor-
ror TO the lover" Today how many can
count among their acquaintances a per
son under fifty years of age who is pit
tesi?' Each annual convention of med
ical men adds to the list Of preventablc
diseases Even the dreaded diphtheria
ard scarlet fever are held within mar
row bounds, and in many sections to have
the typhoid fever is counted as 4 sort Of
ana-hygienic sin.
Lets think on our marcies." The
United States has now enjoyed the
longest peace in it's history. 1t is certain
that days work viii produce twice the
amount OF good things it '7ould in 1890,
and some say thrice. The average OF
health is much better. The average
length Of life has increased. Nevertile-
less there are those who maintain that
material progress has been contemporary
with q sort OF moral retrogression. in
sist upon the contrary, but concede that
1t i, 10. so easy to set forth the proofs,
as they are not OF statistical sort. Yet
II it were worth while l am very sure
i: could bc clearly proved that we are
on t:ae whole far more humane and gen
eTous than our ancestors. that there is
less intentional cruelty and far more un-
selfish charity, that fewer masters op-
press their servants, fewer parents are
harsh TO their children, and very. very
few husbands are unGnd to their wives.
In short, by natural selection and sur
vival of the sweetest. humane sentiments
hsvo become organic IN our race. Once
more, therefore, ''let's thiak on o1r
marcies." J. ii. BEApI1.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
M1~>MrMnAG Gau111
A Handsome Photograph Case.

The cut given portrays a very simple
but won erfully satisfactory photo
graph holder. Two pieces of stout card
board are to be cut ten inches long by
eight wide. These are nicely padded and
sached, and covered on one side with
bright satin and on the other with rich
plush. Two straps Of satin are then
fashioned with gilt lettering on one
piece. and monogram on the other
These are lined with plush. which makes
a soft easement for the photographs.
They should be five inches deep, more or
less. as ycu desire to expose the outer
photograph, and bound about tina edge
with git cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
THIS Is THE GOLDEN AGE
Tvs wOr-o ~&s sEses sxTTsa
TrSs At TrsE eaE xST.

fA~ -eso.s GA ts1a~ss ~srs cr4s. ~stf
fsass-@ss .za slssasss4isass - Ua-
-p@rsas .4rs-rhs Ll4@s AEs E4Ison 20
"a - Fi@.4@as Ph.ess-
icsgrFtsht ~ Aznsrie@s Press Assssszoaa-l
-tstz thsHk "a ear la1Feies
Ars osgae pFeoa8iy GA no6 iaend
us saving. ~a5ch she pats - lhe meatA
n y neis fyEa. fsf lsaznaE. Dat esiier Ene
eisC '4lllss4zacss 4 v'a-s Ess b4Cersset saElre.
.tlss s@zFo sss sitting Ia siz cshia wait.
iAg f's sie trader y whom he had oeru
SD - szks oiisi fran az he l0sed His
VIE was iauaessting s-zd the children
we're szsL baf { aeie ToEn rallied fer >
desperate effort. aad tried q tank u
sane good ia his los % be thankful Tor.
1i4le hals 0ssen-vas. fg.1gy times have
been- when faaRaind wss fuDy IaStldsd
IA refusing - BE contenE. l0r sarelY II
caanos be that iRanise Wisdom desires
the creature "a b satisfied with tuisery;
buE that Eine = rot nov. lf there ever
was an era when the human race could
ccngratniate isself On exemption from
many evils. and hops fgr the early re-
nosal IF r1sEy more, We are now ia
that era Outside II Russis and Central
Africa it = not easy % ttnd region
where there has nor recently been an I'M
pr0vemenE 81 let as ~think on our
marvies." anf specify few OF them.
Peace - now the rule. war the rare
exception. Few people rcalIze how short
tae time has been that this could be
said Hlsto gcaliy 10 was but Yesterday
that every man was occaSionaIl. a sol
der, ami very many men we're never
anything eise. Consider this one fact.
that IN the short interval between the
English settlement Of our Atlantic coast
and the general peace Of lsl4-lJ, there
were six long and bloody wars bet tween
England and France alone counting the
Napoleonic wars as 5as oee), and that
these followed upon two centuries OF al
most continuous war. IN which religion
was the chief factor.
ne thirty Years war in Germany de-
struyed, "a scme have estinnatel. one third
or the human rare IL an area ~ near
Is 3O0,oc0 square miles. made oae-thirl
IT that area desert and reduced non-coin-
hatants % such misery that every sort Of
animal vas eaten, the bones of horses
killed on the battlefield were boiled 70
secure little nutrimeut, AMI such
things a. nettles. tongue grass, grass
seeds and the buds Of various bushes
were greedily sought as palatable add
tons 10 the scanty bin OF fare. The
wars OF Louis XIV reduced the French
peaSantry % such misery that in the
mountain region they fought with wolves
and dogs for refuse bones and stuffed
themselves with nettles. and tho traveller
often found by the waysids the corpse Of
the laborer who had fallen dead at his
work. aud m his mouth the grass which
he had chewed IN the rage Of hunger
And such horrible wars as these were.
Whole cities were swept from the face
of the earth. whole provinces were given
M 10 a licentious soldiery, whole sec
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21


Cons were desolated. wallenstein's army
Of 80 coo men lived at free quarters. I"
desolsting n wide track rs they moved
In that army. says a contemporary his
tory. was neither mercy nor remorse.
All women were their prey; they slew
Old men and children for amusement;
their camp was y scene Of such deba1cn-
err "a cannot be described. from com
mandsr 70 private. They were given
over 70 zn and sold wholly 20 Satan.
A. tire sack Cf Msgyiebnrg. MAY 90, 1920.
TiIly's army Esssssc-od AL, without dis
tinCtion Of age os sex, AMI rednoed the
place 20 ash@s-
The soldiers OF Louis XIV we're a little
better. and but Little. They desolsted
the whole PGlatine region and scattered
the people. The Pennsylvania Dutch"
are descendants Of sore of these exi'es.
Ia the Napoleouic wars the French lost
ia battle about 90. coo men. and over a
million by exposure and disease. The
youta were so exhausted that the phys-
icsl stan lard was lowered. and tho
French have never since been as tall or
stroug rs otter peoples.
And all these horrors. be il noted. were
hut of yeStssrsiay-there ara people yet
alive who can remember the last ef
them. In the older wars it was far
worse. A party which crossed Ireland
inst after The Geraldine war repcrts,l
that for 100 miles ar one stretch they
heard uot the lowing Of COW nor the
sE-e fs.,r- r-saI
issueci a feeble. pitsouS wall. and on ea-
tsrfng they saw n starved infant trying
To draw nourishmsps from the breast Of
sts dead mother. Trre IL IA that there
are stili too many standing armies. bat
war Is aftsr all the exception and the
non com batsIits are spared. All the
civilized world is far more humaue- The
wounded of both sides receive surgical
trgatrnrns far better than Kings could
cuunrnsxsi a crutury ago
IL Is much The srrne IN civil life. The
poorest child Ct misfortune that is
sruzked IN tie <trret. the poorest I&boreT
wf,o fails from scssTosd. ia sure II
ry-r-ss1g snd surgery of the best. The
rr---r cf the great hss hesa redacnd to
a rutuir1.rr,- at Hest IN al vez.r-n El-
r,--s aus sDeT5ca An uugrovoked
blow rfven by the wesItss,eSs man IN
New York Or London or Paris woald be
resented ny the poorest with as mnch az
ssranr- af the laws ssd ss II ths4r cen
dsto,s were reversed Indeed there
.-a thcss who cnmplzin that We have
r-re IN tna other extreme. and that
,urses hshssnaTlT fsvrr the poor. the
urnple aud she unf1eed- the widow as
AGAINST he corpszasio1. TIE orphan ss
s~.suss IRE guardian and the lshcrsv As
azrainst the employer.
Wealth stsil has great power, eus
more sad rurro everx. rear Il Gigfs ses -
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

TERRIBLE
Gu II ED

] lad terrible steady baekaehe fof
four years without any let up at ali,
sometimes ! could hardly straighien
Up. Could not ride IN wagon on ac-
count of the greater lar of the wagon.
and have walked rather than ride.
have now been under the treatment OF
DIR. :. CLAY TODD, 81 Monroe-st..
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich. ten days,
and yesterday | rode % miles and nine
miles today IN a wagon without pain
at all-the first time for four years.
would cheertuIly recommend DR..
Todd 10 those who have great pain IN
their backs AVERY DOWNER,
October is, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
A SIMPLE HoI.pRR.

II left little loose these pockets may
hold n hall dozen photos each, and the
case is SO simple in construction that il
recommends itself at once. Web made,
these holders viii serve their end and
lend ornament TO rrorn. However, wire
holders may be bought At little cost and
decorated with ribbcrs which are very
bright and pretty. These collections Of
pictures should always De retired to ones
private room. since there must seem .
touch CT vulgarity in exposing ali ones
friends broadcast to casual acquaint-
ance who may chance in drawing room
OF parior. The faces Of those we know
shoald be reserved for ones own use. az
well "a their characters. AL be brought
in contact with others az discretion; yet
IN have thoee we hove where every day
ve may Iook upon them draws hearts
searer aai makes closer acquaintance
without doaht.
Exus Moy Tvxa
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
The cuI,ared Girl Again.

SIC was 40 psthetic and cuicbaS.
Just dotted on Wagner and Gluck:
And claimed that perfection existed
In some foreign EnSissh bred dakes
she rsvea over Browning and Huxley.
And Tyrdsii and Darwin and Tsine,
Aad talked sbo1t Flora sBi FeuuA
And many things can't explain
OF Madame BisEstski. the occnit-
TNeo~opfy. Ar asd sh0a she
Srnkr ~ ths Duncan Sfhyl
md V-ns@ de-5e- -Ae3-irb-.
Sc spoke ~ the WIZ and The vberefore
Bat k,usxs fo- tho ~aitser and ~heac<
And she sa A yciept. ytp, Ysn And ycnsser
We're used IN ashte-&fsre sensc.
We'll H<~ . f,oi sat Suufounded.
Ana won< .r-si wsaf she tssfns kn-~.
-Tvsr ten -aer sede her T--d evening.
Fer ti,ousht IL IN -ss~on - 81
pessef hy her ssss> Yesterday e-~aing.
dent ksa~. pcs = scerle = re
see wes e .<ing s-osr5 N fse sifehcA
Ansi z-exfaa shfzS1s ressiy for tea
he~rs h~r <-~--< ~s,s>e ~.siSnx. -Mcfher-~
r ws< szea sha. srEt a~fte shs~h<<f-
Fw sssr ytlsesi. ''Eow sfsli 5s sne essers.
FRED. soaasea. baxrd- hsit-a - Enxs<ts>s7'
-Ghlcs9 frfcanA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
ASTHMA 35 YEARS,
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

! had asthma 50 years very bad,
sometimes had to 60 TO bed, and the
treatments ! took from phys cans were
of no use until l employed Or. Clay
Todd. 43 Non-oe-st, room 4. Grand
.Rapids, Hlch. have been taking his
Medicine one month, aud no.wlth-
standing my recent tnp of two weeks
30 Canada ] have continued 20 improve
steadily. and have only bad one uad
<pell since ] began his treatment. aud
.hat was when / was in Canada. ] now
breathe freer, especially IN the last
week or ten days. and lake longer
walks without experiencing difficulty;
IN fact, feel that my dreadful corn
plaint is leaving me. am GO wears ol
age. ;. III. lEkEA,
Coz. Charles-st. and Wealthy-ave..
Jan. IL, 1921. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

NERVOUS DEBILITY. NEaNot :
Weakness. resulting frQm eAF3r lnals-
cfetlons ana excs ssss al manhood. SNSi.
work 81 the bFaln. Improper treatment
~ soa1e 0tDer diseases. lA1prol,ef osS al
instruments lH sN2uNnaious Aad geAl~
meat of soFHe otAer Il lssasess eeltafs
weakness, NtN-, causing losl hlaohooas
infsoteaSy, hafrenness, lRaoiilty Ia eQl-
leel IDEAS oF remember a Nord duHog
conversations making the sufferer lose
confidence IN every one. even himself
causing continual worry and anKlsss
about srouties thst never ssOnles some
tlnes causing Ep4iepsy, often causing
insanity, one form OF Deafness, farsl-
ysls, Nervousness and Heart Disease
inability 70 conduct business. etc.
Ihis disease. with all lis complies
tlons, - always cured by Dr. ;. Clay
Todd. IS Monroe-st-, Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Call Immediately.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

That is what YOU ought 10 have; in
fact, you must have it, TO fully enjoy
iIie. Thousands arc searching Tor II
daily, and mourning becausc they FIND
1t not. Thousands upon thousands OF
dollars arc spent annually i,y our poo
pie III the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet it may be bad 10y
all. We guarantee that Electric Blttcrs.
j. used according To directions and the
use persisted IN, Will bring YOU coed
Digtstionand ousttho demon Dyspepsia
and install instead kupepsv. We rec
ommend Electric Bittcrs for Dyspepsia
and all diseases of Liver. stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at soc and 81 per bottle
b.. Peck Bros, Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
a BABY saved

Since birth my baby had runniae
sores all over bis head. and tic doctor.
said that he must die, Tor they could
not heal them. ! used everything J
ever heard o., but II WAS no good. IL
got so bad that he would not nurse.
Ny husbands sister told me to usc Sui.
phur Bitters "a she had great faith III
them. used bottle and the sores
commenced 10 heal. After Using two
bottles more, the sores all healed and
Considered my baby saved.-Mother,
concord. Y. IL.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

The best salvc in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Ihcuni, fever
sores. tctter, chapped hands, chi!blans,
corns and all skin eruptions, ana posi-
lively cures piies. or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed TO give perfect satis!ac-
ton or money refunded. Price p ceIts
per box. For sale by Peek Bros, drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and DiVslon-Sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

Hess S<l-ss Ezzs-<s<,ss 49, sas,s : sznz8s
= - ea tAe gFo~s lAAss u MARTA AlasrieA
ges+ eeed ) s<ser isssi. baf = sse1
az - - eassfs y sSzEsssHaos tAAt L ; AAsc
- aSsa Il zx<R
= 4s i<s<st \ 4 EaIk IL tsss shape = >
ss4-4f tsSsiss y ssek 30 esrag IA ysar p~scfss
e : fsF esssss. 4za4 ~a.y oSseAs visa o. :
asposlsea
Daltors srs Ia sas rsSSE part, csrefzl -
l@s~ = s-ersases~ nzslsa - tko 1ssssasEazss,
~ =s'c2ssFa-ess ca gAe escA nezr mi2SAifss.
Ter ~ pfotsc- - - th~ vessel
Nowhere Ia tals coaatrs or in Earsps
caG ~ fo4ne - large hall IS j. tAe sa-
p2slt1ssstze 81 iae Lea Az1zsoo Saasrs gar
tsa e tbs eits l.s ssasaax e@azs.ts =
laaoa
hs4eA hsni downward - ths brother
tS.os aEd you wsfi nna hand rszec 1lB :;
a0~assFd 80 yo0 from the brother sbove,
i1r 50 long - there ls the enc sAefe ls g.
ways ths 1T her
DR. Melatssh, Of Harrisburg. says he re
eeutly visStod Psnrsy ylssnia town where
no one could understand MS EngiiAh. He
saw siso ~orAisgmens notices posted IA
four didsfent language
Whist woman docs p0s just hate 20 clean
spittoon' Slip paper bag iato The ssSt-
toon. which leaves a Fafiie around the top
aud gsses thai useful article u furniture
quite dressed up hook Every morning
put the soited bas into the Are. and another
dreaded 200 Is of yos hands.
Thers Will be bat the usual special de
naod for fancy wa4stcoatinsss this spring
which will lis visisly increased no dou bt
for the ligh. eolored " sskable materials
Tor summer wear,
A collection of books that had belonged
70 President Fillmore was reoontly auc-
toned off at Buffalo, aud but small prices
were realized, soms OF the law books bring
ing but i've cents apiece.
Irritabis.ty and general feebleness Of the
nervous c~nters are frequently due To a
lack of suitable nerve food, just as tbs
mGsc!es mey be cnfeebled through LACK OF
the food essential 10 their proper nonris D.
mert
Though Mr.. Surgeons sermons do no;
profess TO he profound, aud though their
freshness is in the illustration and the
setting" rather than in the thought, they
are as compact and coherent n the most
systematic mind couid desire. The direct
preparation only takes a few hours-al
though il must be remem bered that in an
other sense all the preachers life has been
n preparation, and nothing Is committed
to paper beyond the heads" which iill
half sheet of note paper
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

Briggs-Didn'S hear something about
your going 70 get married a year or so
ago?
G=iggs-Oh. yes, Ny fancee and I
thought il would be a good thing to give
our love a final test. so she went abroad
for year. sac returned the other day.
Briggs-And was her love as fresh as
ever?
Grigzs-He was fresh enough. She
married him IN London. West Shore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
a Child Killed

Another child killd by the use OF op-
late gwen III the form of Soothing
Syrup. Why mothers give their child
rem such deadly poison is surprising
when they can relieve tho child of lis
peculiar troubles by uslnd Dr.. Acker's
Baby SoOther. It contains nos opium
or morphin. Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21

"Ex-zrse me- be I'D. - b~ entered
the shop of = coebsss. ''hut want 70 asx
ysu ths meaning II word
~yhsSlT'
The ~vrd y 'rrsirsIsse' Do von
knew what it raeznF
NY frendt, vs>re POO ct dose Shoes
AZ shoe ssrre oa woodward are
nre
Vel. you - right eafer tv WOOD
ward averue md ask dot sboe s4rre 70
s-tsez1isse FOR yos. Dat vtas met Good
asr~~--rrfrusk Free PrsA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
Pronounced Hopeless. Yet saved.

From letter written 10y Mrs. Ada T..
Hurd of Groton, p. D.. we quote: "Was
taken with bad cold, which settled on
my lungs. cough set IN and finally
terminated IN Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up saying could not
lave but Il short time. | gave myself
up 10 my Savior, determined if couiG
not stay with mv friends on earth, !
would meet my absent ones above. My
husband WAS advised 10 get Dr. Kings
New coveryforIonsumptlon,C Coughs,
and Colds. ! gave IT 4 trial, tlok III al!
eight bottles; it has cured ne and thank
God | am new well and heSrty wo-
man" Trial bottles Zoe. Peek Bros,
Drug Store. regular size, SOC and Sl.uo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured CONSUMPTION.

ToRI WAYNE, Ind. Sept. IL. 1879.
For the benefit OF those who think
consumption incursble, ! viii make .
statement Of my cure. On the 18th Of
last March ] was taken with the lung
fever. OF as the doctors called IL, pleuro-
pneumonia. | was attended hy one
whom bad considered the most emf
nent. physician OF this civ for three
months and n half, during which time
be employed i've other physicians az
counsel. For about three weeks !
thought ] was getting better. when an
abscess began 20 form IN my left lung.
aud the phys cisns pronounced 4 quick
consumption. From tins tune failed
rapldly. and raised pint 10 quart Of
plsIegm matter each DAY, and had night
swesis. By the 26th OF June l had got
80 weak that could not lift
glass OF water 10 my mouth.
and vas confined 70 my bed :
was reduced 10 q skeleton ercepf
nv legs and feet, which we're greatly
swelled. Al this time mr. wife seeing
Dr. :. Clay To5d's circular. employed
han1, and I an free 10 say | improved
steadily from The time I commences
taxing his medicines. in three dsys
the swelling had gone out Of my Limits.
and in three weeks was able 70 he up
and wslk out doors . little, and ~ ten
weeks ! v.s atle 70 wax ten miles, and
felt ss well ss | ever id. Vow ] wax
from three TO foof rsiles each dsy, and
nestbeT cough nor SPIT. have no pan
and tb,nk my lungs beslee perfectly.
JOHN A. MILLER.
- u Gre ehton-eve.. ~ Wayne Ind
Nj Miller row weighs Us pounds.
Mr.. MslieF = over 20 wears 0ia. NJ.
Miller ~as cured ls years age. lhs
sisows fhst okgIsuFnrtton car BE- pei
rasrent1v cBre6 tyv pr. = Gay Iooe.
Peoyie are Er1ne t~etzeen beTt sfid
Fo74 WayDe exefv 6sv Get spsne
ffscd - cal or Br. MfiIer ard 1eaFn
tsge rsTiscalsss q rs cure. II wss tie
tax of tie tozn for neatiss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
"How to Cure All skin Disea.es.-

Simply apply "swAySE's OINTMENT.
No Internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, itch. all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its greai
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for swAYxK's OINIMExT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-21
Rnen,l Pilcs.. Pile...

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, ia
n positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated, and Protruding Piles-Prce
50c. For sale by all druggists.