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OUR BEST REWARD. WINSTON, FoWMEru Co., N.C., March 15, 1880. To TuE Hop BrrrEaw Mpo. Co.: Gents-I desire to express to you my thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters. I was troubled with dyspepjsia for five years previous to commencing the use of your Hop Bitters some six months ago. My cure has been wonderful. I am pas tor of the First Methodist Church of this place, and my whole congregation can testify to the great virtue of your bitters. Very Respectfully, Rv. H. FamiD. ROCHESTER, N. Y., March 11, 1880. Hop BirrERs Co.: Please accept my grateful acknowl edgment for the flop Bitters you were so kind to donate, and whichlwere such a benefit to us. Yours, ver gratefully, OLD LADIES OF THE OME OF TEE FRIENDLEsS. DELEVAN, Wis., Sept 24, 1878. Gents-I have taken not quite one bot tle of the Hop Bitters. I was a feeble old man of seventy-eight when I got it. To day I am as active and feel as well as I did at thirty. I see a great many that need such medicine. D. BOYCE. MONROE, Mich., Sept. 25, 1875. Sirs--I have been taking Hop Bitters for inflammation of the kidneys and blad der; it has done for me what four doctors failed to do. The effect of the bitters seemed like magic to me. W. L. CARTER. BRADFORD, Pa., May 8, 1875. It has cured in of several diseases, such as nervousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly troubles, etc. I have niot seen a sick day in a year since I took Hop Bitters. Several of my neighbors use them. MRs. FANNIE GREEN. Inmease Sale. EVANSVILLE, Wis., June 24, 1879. Gentlemen-No Bitters have had one half the sale here and given such uni versal satisfaction as your Hop Bitters have. We take pleasure in speaking for their welfare, as every one who tries hem is well sati'-fied with their r Sev eral such reniarkablo cnt - made with them here that number of earnest worke Bitters cause. One perso pounds from taking o BAY CITY, M' Hop BrTERs COMPA I think it my duty mend for the benefit ing to know 'whetl or not. I know t debility and indi nervous system m 0 recommend my ents to ue the. ~~ ~ aerof Chronicole. SUPERIOR, Wins., Jan. 1880 I heard in my neighborhood that your Hop Bitters was doing such a great deal 'of good among the sick and afflotpa with -most every kind of disease, and a.I had beenOf trouledC~ for fifteen years with non raJgia and all kinds of rheumatic com plaints and kidney trouble, I took one bottle, according to directions. It at once did me a great deal of good, and I used another bottle. I am an old man, but ami now as well as I can wish. There are seven or eight families in our place using Hop Bitters as t1heir family medicine, and are so wvell satisfied with it they will not use any other. One lady here had been bed-ridden for years, is well and doing hei work from the use of three bottles., LEONARD WarrBEOK. A Voice reiem thae Presse. I take the opportunity to boar testi maony to the efficacy of your "Hop Bit -ters."' Expecting to find them nauseous and bitter, and composed of bad whisky, we wvere agreeably surprised at thei mild taste, just like a cup of tea. A Mfts. Cresswell and a Mrs. Connor, friends, hav'e likewise tried and pronounced thent the best medicine they have ever taken for building up strength and toning up the system. I was troubled with ootve ness, headache, and want of appete -The two former ailments are gone; and the latter greatly improved. I have a yearly contract with a doctor to loo after the health of myself and I need him not now. 8. G Peo~ple' Advocate, Pitti July 25,1878. VPB4AND DOWN4 e Georgell, Williamns, of Oeo was Chief Justice of the Terrtbr member of the State (onvention, a at years' Senator in Congress, axe~b of the joint high commiansan 4ha4 eAde the treaty of Washingtoh, Attheney Guea' eral of the United' State., and nominee or Chief Justice of then. StpremaeOosit went out of office six years ago $i194,00 in debt. . He sent his rope, where they could live oh rented his handsome residenoe, down to the practice of his proteeuion. As a natural consequence in aa his ability and . position, he. got very heavy cases, and he praoticed4 every court in which hg oIld ge{~ o4ient. He worked night d took no rest, and lived olose1y sult is that he is now out o E family is back from Euop. livig again i his hanaAmde is now thinking of again~ r~ ung t O egon and frying to lA&Itth Ihe spme~ 4E er .ett pier, and ing itup, It* not now be sod .000. ' 0 BuAuLU, resdiding on Iqgnehburg, Vs, recently fourgirstwo boys and twogi whenlathbeardfro. T-n old SKAAK STORAi8. ewry On.eof WAeo .t Be a neied Uen as Aseroisyt nVW@e "Do you want some items about snakes ?" asked an agricultulyrural look ing gentleman of the editor. "If they are fresh and true,"respond ed the editor. "Exactly," replied the farmer. "These items are both. Nobody knows 'ema but me. I got a farm down on the island a piece, and there's lots oi snakes on to it. Near the house is a pond about six feet deep. A week ago my little girl jumped into the pond, and i would have been drowned if it hadn't been fer a snake. The snake seen her and went for her and brought her ashore. The particular point about this item is the way he did it." "How was it?" asked the editor. It was a black snake, about thirty feet leng, and he just coiled the mid dle of himself around her neck so she couldn't swallow any water, and swam ashore with his head and tail. Is that a good item?" "First-class." "You can spread it out, you know. After they got ashore the girl patted the snake on the head, and it went off pleased as Punch. Ever since then he comes to the house regular at meal times, and she feeds him on pie. He likes pie. Think you can make anything out of that item ?" " Certainly. Know any more ?" "Yes. I got a baby 6 months old. He's a boy. We generally set him out on the grass of a morning, and he hollers like a bull all day, at least he used to. but lie don't any more. One morning we noticed he wasn't hollering and won red what was up. When was a rattlesnake coiled was g was grinning. Bimeby e his tail to the rattle right in What did Why, hej you JkJL hear it audl the snak and grinned. morning d the until one day a bigger sn .imd the baby played witih hi the same till the first snikn~ en He looked thin, and I been sick and sent the 'other take his place. Will that do item ?" "ITmmensely," replied theoity editor. "You oan fill ingtf the confidence of childhood,snd all that, and you might say something about the blue-eyed cher ub. His name lasjiao. Put that in to please my wife." "I'll do it. Any u e snake items ?" " Lempe see. Yb* heard of hoop akes?" heard a Ight. It then there was a hiss, and then tigs was quiet. Whez~ ~e I~te ~mia.~I found th Bli ut we i khept then~ d since. We > g 'em for )'..*~.g -tha a~sow how get fore the blown off. work in. urse. I'll atima to S of any$~? ~ + ou got enoug) think Oh, yesl One my wife wy b ~%hrh dropped her a *uh told me abt it,adnoUi striped ,sake running alqugaId Wd listening to her. Bitneby he ziiadi spring, and just wound hImqlou her stooking, or tried to, didn't "Why not t" kRE wamn't quite -ong dUe down andshook and of. We hadn't a a of a mile, when we n of the woods just 6*sawful hot and snake with him, sThey looked at said som the big the thtove hestove snake doing his sums, and he couldn't get 'em right. He felt something against his fAoe, and ILore was a little snake coiled up on his shoulder and looking at the slate. In four minutes he had done all them sums. We've tamed him so he keeps all our accounts, and he is the lightningist cuss at figures you ever seen. He'll run up a colunn eight feet long in three seconds. I wouldn't take a reaper for him." " Wha kind of a snake is lie?" in quired the city editor, curiously. "The neighbors call him an adder." "Oh, yes! yes I" said the editor, a little disconcertied. "I've heard of the species. When did all these things hap pen?" "Along in the fore -part of the spring, but I didn't say anything about 'em, 'cause it wasn't the season for snake items. This is about the season for that sort of thing, isn't it? " " Yes," chipped in the editor, "you couldn't have picked out a better time for snake stories." WRITING COMPOSITIONS. Humanity runs in just about 'the same veins, and the veins are just about as deep to-day as they were a thousand years before the flood. The boys of the present age live just about as long, and are just about as much " boy " to the square inch, as those of the preced ing generation. Their fathers are actu ated by the same motives, moved by the same passions, and spend a lifetime in pursuing the same phantoms that men died chasing years ago, and soon will come down to the charnel house and there lie side by side. Human nature hasn't changed a parti cle since Adam was a boy. History throws no light upon the subject, but we are warranted in presuming that old dam and all the little young Adams protested vigorously against writing' compositions. We can readily imagine that when that dreaded Friday for "com itions and pieces " rolled around one tle Adam had lost his paper, and an her had qpilled his ink, and another ualik, broken his pen, and so on. y, yhen the teacher told one he must write a composition on topher Columbus, and when it was uoed-three weeks behind timo-it foil' s : e sutject of this composition is C. Sbus. Columbus is the man that discovered Auterica in foiurteen hundred and something.. I think lhe was born in Spain. I suppose Mr. Columbus had a father", but I don't know what his name was. He was a bald-headed old coon ; seems to me I bzgve heard them say that when he was alittle cuss he used to go sailing on thes water. I wish he'd got drowned4 dry first time he went on to the d then I wouldn't have to write position about Christopher Col That's all I know about it." P3* ION OF BOOTN AND IiHOES. It '1s n ~attcr of the most common everyda experience that in the wearing of o and shoes, and especially those maddi1 rub~ber, the feet sweat and heat almost continually in cold weather, mak ing the feet clammy and cold and induc ing chilblains, and in warm weather, with the best precaution, exceedingly noious. It is doubtless the cause of much of the rotting and breaking of uppers, and is, above all, an exceedingly unhealthy feature of the present method of dr'e~sing the feet. Attempts have heretofore been made to obviate this in a numbler of ways-for instance, by in ner solle g different kinds, intended to absorb the meisture--and unsuccessful efforts been made to ventilate the shoe. Every person feels the ne of something that will satis *actorily accotnplish this objtct. A re sent invention does this effectually, and Ian exceedingly simple device. It oc~~t. f a spiral coiled brass wire, M$ ;npoove extending in and around ~drside of the insole of the boot ~e soe, ith holes punched at close in tervals Immediately over the coil. The coil is extended along to the heel and carried to thetp, where it stops at an eyelet-hcle, $9'fhi, ng, when walking, a complete autenatic air-pump, contin ually drawgg* 'n pure air and throwing off the fd1ai heated air.--Sienifce Americais, DRAD is fairly on his way to swing the h Government almost as *a~it a. es other people. Every he subjects himself to a provided the actions or voting without taking cth egiance are sustained. sly, eek or two since, there eenty bills on each of he toted m&erl me, running up a b~U aains$ lilia of $160,000. How e he iral0millions cf 90Bu4 nt for penal ties t~ lcton of his paper, tWa 'Zonai Refbemer. It has bqga oondui u, but no efort ever made 40o0lhc6 the constantly accumulating A warmen who sawaVictor Hugo on his last fete day anys that sithough he was Iocoking we, age is beginning to tell on hivgps Bframne. His thick white airk .ieghnning to thin out on the orown, and the broad shoulders to stoop. YM his eye is as bright, his step as firm sAd glasttc, and his voice as strong andi na awar-s Believers in metempeychosis avelpa their faith refreshed by the rece4bidh of a child who, coming into the 'wsd, made a searching scrutiny of his sur roundings, and, sinking back into his nurse's arms, remarked: "Thank Heaven, at last I have got myself born i into a family that is comfortably fixed." i -Exchange. Tm census returns indicate that the population of California will be over 850,000, an increase of nearly 300,000 over the census of 1870. The growth of San Frincisco has not been as great as was expected, but the agricultural see tions have done well. There has been a decrease in some of the old mining counties. A DENVERJ hook-and-ladder company ran 500 feet, raised a twenty-five-foot ladder, and put a man on top, recently, in twenty-five and one-half seconds-the best time on record. .n THEY who have experienced sorrow are the most capable of appreciating joy; so those only who have been sick feel the frll vigor of health. A BAD little Philadelphia boy made his mother's hair raise the other day. le r switch for kite bobs. Tte, 'tis pity and pity 'tie, 'tis true," that too many sensibie ple regard Couglis and Colds so indifferenty. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cuies Coughs and Colds atid is only 25 cents a bottle. AMONG the Vassar College students are three Japanese girls. Nafe nud Relitble. A. W. Brown, M.D., of Providence, it. ., says: "I have used Hunt's ltemedy in my prac tice for the past 16 years, and cheerfully recom mend it as being a safe and reliable remedy." All diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Urinary Organs are cured by Hunt's Remedy. Trial size 75 cents. 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