The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, May 06, 1892, Image 4
KIS31NO THE ROD.
O heart of mine, we shouldn't
Worry to I
What we're mieeed of calm we
Couldn't hare, you know I
What we're met of etormy pain.
And of eorroWe drirlng rain.
We can better meet again
f# ?* W.?e
We hare erred in that dark hour
We bare known
When our tears fell with the shower.
All alone?
Were not shine and shower blent
As the gracious Master meant?
Let us temper our content
W ith Hit own.
For, we know, not irwy morrow
Can be ted;
Bo, fwitttlag ell the torrow
We here had,
U. Let ua fold awe/ our fear*,
And put by our foolish tear*,
And through all the coming year*
Just bo glad.
A MOTHER'S MATCH
" ACHELI Rachel I
1 want ye should
^ M H '??k out w'u
Mm. Fnrman was '
sweeping the best I
[ room. She raised i
I<lvm ',er voice and sent
Wae'1 'n ? 8t,','cl,t tr>
(// \VSnW 'D'? l"'' kitchen
wh*K' ,,t>r prelt*
daughter was iron
ing.
There was a moment's silence.
"What ye want?" was finally the petulant
reply.
" 111 i luui .ion mycrs ?:oin?n long
by olil man WingntcY? Looks like 'no,
don't it?''
Foolish, foolish Mrs. Far man. Why
could slii' not have guessed that Hachcl's
longiti g I'll/. -, had been fastened, from her
window, on tluit tell tain white horse
a tie I load of grain over since thoy turned
the corner l>y the mill; that Hichel's i
heart was heating tlitirnp! thump! thump!
agaiusl her side while she answered carelessly
:
"Mebbe 'tis. Seems somo like his
rig." Then, after a bit of Hiloncc:
"What yc waut t* know for, rail?'' as if
this innocent sj ccch could not stand by
itself.
"O, nothing," feebly. "Ain't ye goin'
t' pick the peas ler dinner?"
The girl set down her iron with an impatient
tlnid that brought a dull blush
of consciousness to her mother's cheeks.
"Yosaid ye didn't want none," was
the sullen answer.
Mrs. Faruian frowned into her dustpan
as she poked the broom under the
quat little stove. Itcully, Itaehel
teemed to have no wit at all. The pea
patch stood at such a convenient angle
to the highway.
" 1'hings didn't go like that when I
was young," the simple woman mused.
"Folks cs' kep' comp'uy tell they whs
t' be married an' then ilicv inmrhJ
h* no trouble'ii' <|tiar'lin*. 'T any rat'-,
'twas so Willi in? an' Jeremiah."
l itis was, itnlml, the truth. The late
Mr. Pariuuu Inn I found a most complainant
listener (o his tale of lore.
Meanwhile Rachel went on nlamining
Iter irons in the kitchen. Neither her
au^ry sweetheart, driving in unhappy
heaviness along lite dusty rotd, nor her
distracted mother, listening for some
eoncili"'ory sign, could know that her
eyes were too lull of tears to see her
work.
Mrs. I'.irman slatted suddenly in ties
pet at i" hi as the wagon dimv near. "I
got to tiam tint rosulnish by the gate,"
she mut'ere I in self excuse, stealing
softly <uit ??f the door; "I been goin' to
do it all summer. It looks dretful."
Still she reached the fence without her
shears.
.loc luul determined not to turn his |
head toward the house; but, you see, be
b ul not counted upon the eager figure in
the (lapping Huubonnet which leaned
it [<hi the palings and peered up into his
lace. It had long been a favorite joke
tin' cornet grocery, Mrs. Karman's
1 nr nit 'i this eligible young man, and
he was possessed of no special fonduess
for so apparently willing a mother-inlaw
, yet it would be ourageous rudeness
to drive past when any one stood
waiting with speech for him on her lips,
if it was Rachel's mother, and in front
of Rachel's home. llo must see what
he wanted, and he must stop old Jim to |
listen.
"W'y, how d'ye do, Mr. Myers?" was I
the lii.it ioiti uk, with a clumsy attempt i
u surprise; "I ain't seen yu this lonn |
tune. I low's yotn mu
' lie s ioi'aYe," Mr. Myers answered j
coldly. I . i.; means appeased at this !
polite oldie lie was not in the hu
mor lot a i,o-hetween. "You pretty
well, Mrs. I'.u man <"
Siie < hose to consider this impiiry in
.t.s lu'nndesi sense.
"W y. I'm enjoyim' yood health," the
lonesi soul rejoined, " 'u 'th' hoys is
icai inyoed. I tut Waehacl she seems sort
i?' peaked this summer. Don't eat
notion' V don't Lit 'er nat'ral sleep,
['in worriei bout Itaehel."
The lines around doe's mouth seemed
lo tiehleu "Honoset tea's ^ood," lie re- I
toiled <?.?iI\ and ojive his horse aeluek. !
I'oor little Mrs. Kantian made a clutch
<-1 the-.ate r iiline. ' doe, ' she saul in a
I'ioh, s'm ill whisper, "wait jest a
.11 nute, I want t -ay souiclhiu'. He ye
mad at Undid'"
"Well, ye know w'y, cf I he," roared
the. iiijuiI youth, growing very red.
I ain't never been treated so before 'n
ill lay life. Made a reo'lur fool of like
'hat! "When I take u youu^ lady"?with
uperb politeness prayer mectin' I
eu'iall expert T see 'er home. That
du't unreasonable!"
"Oil, I know ye do," wailed the uu
nippy morner, "hut Undid does feel
.earful l>u<l, Joe! Ldou't see wot cv?y
i undo 'ei -p> oil that way with Hen MarI
in. Most tunes, she wouldn't wipe 'or
i'.e shoes on 'iin. It does seem, someunes
as e( ?>irI> was posacat."
-jou was not at all placated I?y hordisi
re.is.
"Ma says," lie interrupted in n tow
< rii?M'40, "that you're cra/.y for ti?'
i( ii oa account at our holdiu' th* 11104
140 (in your place. Hut she says any
ly could see. with half an eye, wliicli
IV Hachel was lookin'. I ^uess she's
Oulll rijrht,"
He slapped the reins upon old Jim's
oaek and -farted off grimly past his
iorror * .? 1 imcii oiditor.
"Teat ain't so," pleaded Mrs. Faran,
wrin^ine her hands. Then, dr.veii
o in 1.11*1 i;rtmo confession I?y the exi<r?n.es
ol this perplexing case: "I taxed
Vr,** she went on, "with bein' beady V
pmi'eonie, that night when we got
iioiao, 'n' says she:
" Twaa't thnt at all. 'Twas you'?
that was me?'a-pusbin' forrard 'n' askin'
of Joo'ri gono fcr 'is buggy; 'o' tell*
iu' I mustn't keep 'im waitin',' says she,
an' tboic stood Mrs. Myers, with her
"p ?? ?V rir! I jo.' .V.k Mck o ill"
' 'jil thing,' says she, 'an' when Ben aat
c, i tupped -it witb him. An' I'll do
:t ag'la of ye act like that I' D'ye ever
hu*r Mchtalk t'er own mother f"
She looked up through dim eyee to the
.r<xuig tnau's softened race.
"Well," he began, moving about un- ]
easily on hit aeat, "of that'a all, an' ef,
i Kacbel's williu' to 'pologiae?"
Which she ain't," cried a clear voice t
frotn the porch. The conspirator* looked t
up guiltily. Of oours* the girl had known ,
'when Joe's wagon had stopped. Of
course, with her hard won acquaintance
with her mother's tactics, she had come ?
to sco what followed. "I thank ye very c
much, ma," alio went on, her blue eyes a
I blazing with a pride wounded unto y
deatli, "but ye neeotcr interfere iu my
athurs any more. An', as fcr yer kiud v
remarks about me, Mr. Myers," tiling
her iro u|M?n the awe struck Joseph, u
"vour's and yc mother's ? it's all one? 1:
ye kin make up yer mind, I ain't sellin'
myself yet, ef my own flesh an' blood is r<
willin'!" ti
She was too furious to be even as just f
as is possible to a woman. Kvery one ,|
knew that Mrs. Karma n cared fur more m
for her daughter's happiness than for the
mortgage.
"An' hero?" the wild creature continued,
pulling a pink envelope from lur
calico pocket?"I was a go in' t' send y? t|
Word, this very day, that 1 was ashamed
and sorry on account o' that Thursday hi
night. lint I ain't ashamed or sorry ti
now. I'm glad of it!"
The propitiatory words flew away, us
she spoke, like countless rose petals, uti ? !
dor lier impatient tinkers. ,,1
Joe was us r?'>l mid excited 1 ?y 11?i-? y<
tithe us Hachcl herself. in
"I wish ye u better temper, Mi<s Far- tl
tn:u<," lie said in cuttim; scorn, "An* t'
l?ood-inornin't' ye, Indies." With whit a w
lie stillly raised Ins battered straw h it to
and drove away. th
Mm. Fnrnmii rati past tlieyonn ;ec t'n
mail with much the air of a child expect- K
in" reproof. She hurrie I through tie.
house to her bedroom, where she shutanil
locked the door. Lvilli? on the
white pillows, between feat and disnp
poiiitinent slii' sohhed herself into that
ivoful state of headache which was sure, 'r
in the end, to call forth abundant filial ft!
repeutatice and awkwar I ten derucss. I
tl:
Any one who knew Mrs. Km man's soft 1,1
persistence as did her family c? uld not 01
have been surprised at thedeviees which "
she e.'idauutedly employed in the time to w
come, Aiiipisi pi,sod away, and Sep- ''
leinher frosts lie?an t > fall. Men M irtin ^
e tine to call at the little far uliouse Sunday
nights. Joe Myeis *;nve up sitiirin ?
111 the ehoir, and stalked in and out of 111
ehuieli Mieoiiseiniis o! the v.leant chair
where lie ha I been wont to sit and look "
over the same hyuiiihouk? 11 blissful
period! with the sweet soprano. And ''
Itaehel's heartsick di.'tut y was ipiiek to 11
see through siic'i shallow maneuver- as '
business notes about the "inteiest," an ''
errand to Myers's ncxtdoor neighbors, or ''
stopping at the pmt oiliee when iier 'j
pioiidaui admirer was to be seen within. _
As she resolutely turned her back upon
these opportunities, her mother was tain "
to employ a subtler artifice. '
In the lirst place, the minister's wife
fell ill. . rr
This |?ave the scheming; woman her
chance. She in iua ;e I t iat Mr-. Myers ''
and herself should divi lo one day and M
11 i ^lit between the n as "watchers." "
She knc.v .1 <e won! I brino his in cher
over at dusk to h - on In 1 perio I ??f "
iiiirsim?. Tuen when he came Mr . ' *
Farmaii, leidv to leive, had an errand ,-1
prepare I loi him which e 11-iiI I 1 Ion? M
walk to the I nth* : end of the -0i , o|in.; 11
village, after wheat h" 111 is! return to 1-1
t!ie parsonage. 11
In the nieaiitiaie, bie.itliless, treoiblino ''
and j;h?wii|o, |{ c leTs mother hurried 01;
liet homeward way and hustle I into th ! H
ipiiet kilt-lion where li-r 'Inn *1?I**r sit "
hrooilinjj over r lilt- i.i the dreary N
autuiiiu twilight. I1
"Sakes alive!" slit- cried a4. once. "I '
forgot 'n' l? ll my j?ol?l l imine I -pees t' 1
th' minister's. Like ez not Mis .Myers 'il l(
wear 'em homo lei hers. Wotever shall "
I dot" j1
"Oh, I'll t,'-? after 'em." !{ich<-l r plie'l
iinliilereiitly, i it.-'i'n ; up ''link -: '
Iniwl. '' 1) i? leni'-aihei >\!ieie ye 11. I "
'em tlown, ni.ii'' I
"Mis Mye.s 'II hunt Yn up fei ye,"' ''
was the impatient lejoiudci. - et y tin'' ,
ufrai'l t' start out now: it - irilti.i" '
. k'
dark. She know s ri_;ot \\Yre I w i
set tin' when she mine in. I ->ho il-lu h ' *'
womler ef they're on th'? ihhai I tln-re I v |
the nieilYitie. Aiiyw iv, ilon't eiiin<- ha . ; '
h.u-k without Yin ehiM. I ain't any
tliino I set more store hy'n wot I I
t lieai specs. 'I'hey were t! i* In' thin ; '
ytr pa "ive me before In- 'lie.I, I ouess." '*
War', el vaguely wotnlere I that her *
mother should seem -o tluttere.l ami ineohcrent.
Yet hei mind w n t<> > fully ,
oeetipieil to ilwell deeply iiji >m tlits un j '
imp irtaut fart. She li-tr-ie I mi a <lrca nv
listlissness ami in a le v iii 'ineiits was
%
out upon the Imiely r > i I.
Joe h.'l'l tol'l Ml-. M Vi rs of ('i'- sn-nc |
at the Pin'muti iri!'*. It i; nc her i miieh i
inile li nielli oi l ..ii.miI >! Iiw I ..I. I..... i
A. o-ether, UN I i!t- I llif mitiner o;
I '
motion seeing dav ''V "i ay a misery he j |
y n I her help, she be in to think aim ; |
v. ii I I nut lir .s >i i v to hrin > the two to I
i;cl nrr.
"It's ti turrihle dmk night, ain't it!"
she remarked ;mi i I n iiurc Hv, i', at tor a
little march for t ? * mis-un ; spectacle-",
she followed Kioliol to tlio parson's
door. "My son'll l>o lioro d'rcc ly. Kf
ye mm I" t' wait he'll lie pleaded t'see ye
home, I'm sure."
The wretched girl turned to stare in
the kindly face ahovo her. Perhaps, in
that moment, the tiercely erected barrier
might have come tunhling down but for
the words that followed:
"Your ma sent 'mi over to Salisbury's
t' see 'bout Mis Taylor's rcclinin' chair.
I I'm expectin' him hick ev'ry minute."
Itae'iel had "seen ab nil" tint reclining
chair, lmr-clf, in the in or nn Sim
anahicd the simple plot at o.nv. What J
they wo.ild tell Joe at Salisbury's lollo.ve
I by the si.rip ,if her, would make '
him ipiitc wise.
She sprang down Mi? step*.
" Phank ye kin tiy, NIis Mien," she j
called back. "No, I won't wait, (food- !
night!" | t
Joe and she had naturally to walk i I
P ill way a'ong tii" o nc roil going I '
ho ne. > m h ir. I - 1" into the tint .
roundabout route wniea orereute I itself. 1
There should be no cunningly oontrlv*9
meeting to-night. l
Ah, but somo one else thought thai
Mine thing, in hia wrath, when, after a
few momenta with hi? roothei, he followed
in Rachel's footstep*. 'y"
"Mi-* Farman can't wind ma 'mood
her little finger," he growled tohiaMolf;<
"I ui? ?u nci?vuis ciki not rater'
to Mr*. Farman?is Old 'nough to ran
our own concerns." And he took the
same long way home.
In spite of Mrs. Myers, the night was
lightened by a waning moon which
presently showed Joe a figure speeding
down the path before him. Ilia pules
neat quicker, but ne strode doggedly onu
determined to pass and leaee ner. j
Ob, a young heart is soft. How aulf
aod slight she looked as he drew near f
x _ J Li- ??. ?? s # -V
?ou u? wm oi un nivuM i opinio a? if
ru dark. /
Good cvenin', Ml? Farman," bo
run in her cor, making her jump Aid
ry out suddenly, "ain't )? Irani t' ll>e
>ut so latef I'll wait on yo homy of
e'd like t' hare rae." f
Wa? crcr anything a* clumsy a? a nerous
man I"
"Well, 1 wouldn't like!" Itachol spoka
p. Iler voice was sharp from pain,
tut how was he to know that I
"Very well, then I'll relieve yo of ray
omp'ny. *Tain't e? ef 'twaa Hon Marn'n!"
He brushed |wul her in a fury,
here wan one glance, a ttUwaed chance,
irreted at her face. What he saw there
lade him |vause.
"Wot ye cryin' ferf" he demanded.
"I ain't cryin'." Which was not true.
"Ye ho."
"' Tain't uothin' t' ye, then, ef I am,"
ie girl snapped.
"'Tin, t?M>," the rude fellow muttered,
id?I don't know what made him?
><>k her in his arms.
Mm. Farinan was wonderfully apptrcd
in her bo?t black alpaca and a pair
r lotigfinerod white kid gloves. "Don't i
iing folss beat all to manage 1" she said
i a garrulous confidence w hich embraced
ie whole we Iding assembly. "Seems
one time, Joe 'n' K ieliel didn't know
<?t they wanted, so I jis' stepped in 'n'
i.<k a hold, ?>r they wouldn't be w'ero
... i i I ._ii f J
it > iin in M?n. i ni?n)? iuii viii i lunuu I
lit match, an they rau'k deny it."?
ate Field's Wa*hiugtou.
Hook Swinging in India.
In October last the obsolete practice of
D??k swinging wns revived in southern
idia, It was a feature of a religious
stival iu the large town of Sholnvaudau.
he authorities (lid nothing to prevent
le cruel exhibition. The local Governent
wa<, in fact. n*ked to prevent the
eurrence, but an evi-ive aniwer was
tunic I The victim of the spectacle
as a willing sacrifice, it ? feeliug of region
devotion entering into his per nuance.
lie received between (00 ami
mi rupees for the exhibition, which
,-te I more than in hour, but the sum is
i tie than he could earn bv hard labor in
ght or nine years, tle was, in uddioii,
privileged to travel around tho
nintry t ?r three months, sliowiug the |
auks ropes, etc., an I receiving urone
rom the iieople, lew of whom would r I
use t<i give liiui hniicthing. Tho per
trin nice, therefore, was very lucrutivi
or him, and it gr.iti'.ie I the peop
nrdeued an I brutali/.ed as they are, foi
holavamlan is the Ilea I centre of the
[idler, or robin r, caste, who are guilty
I tohbencs and train wreckings, beside*
loodv deed*.
Thousands of pe tp!e Mocked to see til?
vivil of the old fanatical religious eu-n.t.
The liooas were thrust through
it tli1 s11 ot the man's back an 1 lie was
i-pcii led about t vilve feet it. the air.
c Imrc tn- sufferings with the utmost
irtitude. and his face -flowed s- aie lv
iv evideee- ot the pa'n lie must have
uhiii I. \ ini'die ii in in wiio was proa
it, and i \ inline i tin swinging man,
nit, at I lie it |ii -t of the Government,
report nl hi - cimhtion. Ill* iinpr-'son
wa- thit the li lily -utTering the
i hi c\ iiciai ii i I w i*( i;i*cli-ra'ily wltiiir
lie limits nf i dill en .
It wa - aniiotinc I m February las* that
rniigc.in lit. h i I h a made for an ? i-r
ook swinging, to take place, at Tiraia- !
eiian. I'iic M i Ira- Givernin.uit proosv*
to in ike a thorough inquiry intc .
In* whole matter. <>f course the l1: liau
ioveiument finds it w.-e policy to interne
a- little a- possible with the reiig oi ,
f the native, mi r, after thor nigh
imiirv. it Ii a.-cci t 1 th i' it is i i
-io i- pre M< m i 'loci n ' > :r ul seri11
h ' lily -??;tf i (!]. i* id iy not i?*- j?r?-:?ii
*I
I'll- (ii?iv??- o is their rorii >n for
> -fiihitioti !:i i i.l tiii- lii-y iv.vie l
i (>i-iti- 11iv < ? > I i- - >t it iin. --'lit
i, v '!!. - 'ililin'. iiortfU. j
-I two Hi ik-, liowev-t. hefoie til- | ?er.1
ill i'n ti . ? i i I'.M'ill'iih Mill iri I
illt'ii. I ii- r- il I * i- >:i tm I ii*; ? \ 11i*1 ?
oil 'a ?- lli i' tii- 11- '?;>! ir- -mat lov-rr
t l-.uvil- m l ? ir-little wii at tii- >|>ir?
! i-, it tliey only 11 *v?? a --il i tim??.
'h? 11 11 t'tim?tit was |?r 'VI l? I l iu-rlf
- Ill lOlll-'ll- lit f> I tll'l-f wlin IV i*- i- (
in I Iiiii x ? k? it inix ami spn tuetilar.
I iii" of tin- people u- very ielisions,
n I will w-r-hip ii I most anything if then t
inotioii-i l?- i \< it- I, ami to tint i ist
No ih- i xlnUitioii 11>|M't' - I stroii^iy. ?
lew Vt'ili Sun.
lYeliu; in III*' If 'iiiw.
I'i,ii illy imagine tint t!i-ir hono? j
in- of so!i'l initi-i a! coii-lrm lion, with
-it any fr-lino hi tli-in. No onn w l?<
ii i -v-r lia I n 1-4 oi iin arm -tit olf iikt
Ij t" in In!:;- in "ir i a mistaken no !
lion. t'onijM' ifiv-lv sp-akin<(, lit'lt
I It lit is fell wl'-M til- tl--.ll is li-iiio -III
llirou-h, I'ti' vvli-n tin- lion- fs attneke 1
liy Ili- so, t i'.i, m\
You <e, a t in lit'i of ta-t, there are
Nloo'l v? -is in.I n i v. s in.| |(? the l? nun
just ai tli-ie are out>i.|e. \nv one who
has imreliasitl a lie -tt ii\ hi ttic market
knows ahout the niaiio.v in tlie hone.
It is the same with other animals than
the hull ?ck, iiw licliny tin nun beings,
Through the marrow inn the nerves and
blood vessels, entering the bones from
thetlesh, without by little holes, which
you can ?" for yourself any time by ex
nnimin;; a skeleton, or part <>( one.
When ibe diseiw calle 1 riieuniatbin,
which no physician U'-dcrstands, affect*
the nerve* w ithin the Itone* no way leu
been discovere I for treating it successfully.
It ilocs not do l<? miiiIo when t
person sav* that In- feels a thiii'j in !???
hoiies. --IVarson's Weekly.
P. It. Armstrong, recently connected
ivitli New \ <>r.\ insurance eo npanies,
tins purchased a young orchard of ninety
icie* near Iyodi, Cal., thus making him
?,vtier of Mill) acres of fr?iit in <?no
o iv?the lamest orchard in the world.
fffff1' * ^ V
E JM9??*>r: jL vi|*
IT? SARATOGA MIRACLE
IWTWTIMATBD BY AN IX*
1 ; FHEMH MBFOKTEK.
I TbM^bw Aijuadt Htatrd Fvllt Com|
lljUBWi frr*"-r?*" With Lbadixo
R J^nou?H Who Treated Quart
h'.. vfftsfikm Most mihvciapi cam
mt ' in tlfb hbtduy or mboi1
ft. %*<rW*ekt "?0 an article appeared in
1 JbIhmMI topied frooi tbe Albany. N. Y.,
MCMl, giving tbe particular* of oue of tbe
mprflf'jppMarkAhle cures of the lWtb century.
\Wp* artWa W?I under the bonding "A
I ffb. Miracle." and excited eocb
N^^jB^E^bnanti^Hiait that another Albany!
make a tburonah investigation of tbe itetaaaanbi
appearing in jibe Journal's article.
The facts as elicited by tbe Express reporter
are given in tbe following article, which appeared
in that paper on April lOtb, and
aaka one or the tnaet interesting stories
ever related:
A few weeks ago thern was published in
tbe Albany Evening Journal tho story of n
moat remarkable?Todrol *o remarkable as
to well Justify the term "miraculous" ?cure
of a severe case of locomotor ataxia, or
srs'1?*., paralysis, siuiply by the use of
ruw ruu tvn- i i ?o|iit> mi-1, in comply
nee with instruct ion*, an Express Ke|?ortcr
haa I)m>ii di-vutlng some time in m critical
tnTtttigntDii of the real Ini-lfi of tho ciwe.
The story of (he wouderlul cure of (,'lmrlra
A. Quant, of Oalway, Saratoga County,
N. a? first tol>l in the Journal, litis
bees copied into buu<Ired? if nut thousands
>>f other daily and weekly iiews|i?|i?rs mi l
hat rrvatel ?ucli a sensation throughout the
entire country that it was deeuied n duty
due all the people, and especially the thousands
of similarly affl otel, thav the sinto
nmti of the raw as made In the Attvuiy
Journal, ami copied into ao many other
newspapers should, if tru<\ tie verified; or,
if falae, exposed as an im|MHiitioii upon public
credulity.
?1 hi nr i t of the Rx ureas reporter's inv
estimations authorize him in aafing that
the story of Charles A. Quant's cure of
locomotor ataxia l?y the use of I'ink Pills
for Pjile People, n popular remedy nrepared
and put up b\ the Mr. Williams Medicine
Company, Moi i istown, N. Y., mid Itnvkvill?\
Ontario, If* HUH, mil that all its
statements ore not only justitie I but veriliel
by the fuller development of the lurttier
facto of the cane.
IVrhaps the readers <>f the Kxpress are
not all of them fully familiar with the dotails
of this miraculous restoration to health
of a man who after weeks mid nioutlisof
treatment l>y the most sk ilful doctors in
two of the Ik-st hospitals in the State of NewYork?the
I too so veil Hospital in New York
City uud St. Peter's Hospital in Allwiiiy?
xvas vliauiiisstsl from eaeii as incurable and,
Itectnise the case was decinel incurable, the
man was denied admission into several others
to which application was made in his hehalf.
The story as told by Mr. Quant him
self and published in the Albany Journal, is
as follows:
".My name is Charles A. Quant; I am 37
years old; I was torn iu the village of Galway
and excepting while traveling on business
and a little while in Amsterdam, have
spent tay tVholo life here. Up to about eight
years ago I had uev.r beeu sick and was
then in |?arfect health. 1 was fully *ix Nvt
tall, weighed IHi pounds nn I was very
t-treng. For PJ years was traveling salesman
lor a piano an-l organ company, and
had to do, or at least did do, a great <ie.il of
heavy hltng, got inv meals very irregularly
and "slept in enough Spare l? sis' in country
houses to freeze an ordinary man to
death, or at least give him the rheuma
11mii. .tuuui eigui ytars ago i K'^im lo
fteidibtre?s in my stomach, and coii-ulte I
several doctors about it. I hey all said it
was dyspepsia, and tor dy-|?epsiu I was
treated by various doctors in different
place-, and took all the patent medicines 1
could hearot that claime I to be a cure tor
dys|a psia. Hut 1 continue I to grow gralually
worse lor tour years. Then I begau
to have p tin iti my back and legs and became
conscious that my legs were getting
weak and my step unsteady, an I then I
staggered when 1 walked. Having received
no I enetit from the Use of patent medicines,
and feeling that I was constantly growiug
worse. I then, upon advice, began the use of
electrie lieltapans and all the many different
kinds of electric appliances I coul I hear of,
and speut tuin lre I- of dollars lor them, but
they did me io good. (Here Mr. truant
bowed the Journal reporter an electric suit
ol underweir, for which be paid ?1-4.) lu
the tail of 1ttio doctors a-1vised a c iange
of climate, I went to Atlanta, liii., and
acted as agent for the Kstoy < >rgan L'ouij?ny.
While there I took a thorough electric
treatment, but it only s -enied to aggravate
my disease, and the only relief 1 coul 1
get trow the shutp an 1 distreesing p uns was
to take morphine. The pain was so intense
at time.- thit it seemed as though L
could not stand ir. and I almost longed tor
death as the only ertain relief. ~.:i September
ot IdftXJ nty I- g- g ive out entirely and 017
lelt eve was drawn to ?>ne -l ie, s> that 1 had
double sight and was dizzy My trouble o
affected my wh--!-- nerToii- -y-tein that I
had to give up I usi i?a I'tieii I returne 1 *0
New- York and w-nt to the lt?seve|; Hospital,
where tor : -ur rnc-nt 1 w 1- tre-ttol
i'V -|?-ciulista at. 1 they pron nr.- I my ca 1a
locomotor ataxi 1 t:; i After I
bail f-ecn un le: rr-itment y r >' :?.arr
and Hr. Ware 1 r .- - jr months, th?y t< M :n-j
th--y had done *;i th-r foul 1 for r>i- Then
I w-nt to tbe .Ni-n York Hospital oil Kit?f
rf*+-t U S..r?
w?i J I Mi Jri^Tirab:*- .n 1 woul I c.*>t me I
id At the Pnar?yt(rna'i Hospital they elation"!
mm* in ! to I J tne the -am" thin;; f'i
March, I w?- t i -lit >t. l'?t"i'- !!<< pitnI
mi Al .any. wh'-re I'rof. i'. H. Mun
frankly t" 'i tny ?i> my >-iv ?a' Ji';
that he ' ->u I ilo n f'ir m-*an I th it <?h"
ha'l W-r 'alee in- 1.1 hi ii*; an I - iv - t it v
m Hot I waii' I to in ik?- a trial of
f'r*jf. Hon- famou- '.ill an I ! r-riiaitie-l
dm !'*r hi- *i ntm-ii' f* r inn*- w*"k-. I i|t ->*
ciir*-l no t-netit. .Vi thii time I ha I I a
trowing < ?ry*. I ? I l*-to:n- ?*nti y
l*arni> / -1 troin my "t 'own mi I in I i
i art I j' l?t . *ntrol cf iiiv nan In I h<-|*.aui
?a- t*-ri t' . my I*-*/* t?-t th>n_:h they
w.-r 'r> / i_' an I my .sto iin'li w->n I not i**
t t ??i t?-?I. oil I i"h iiAav to I .o (fiinl-.
In III" \ 11. 11 y Ho-*|illal t h"V |?ll? sevelit"-n
I'i4 l*nrii- 'ii my l/at'k oil" >1 iv with i I Ii->t
ir- n-.an I .i*t -r a t"vv -lays tii?*y |>nt f'Mirt
tiioi" hum- t,n nii'l treat"*! iim* with "It-.-fricity,
t*i11 I |?ot wors" rather than tM-tfnr;
?*-1 .- *n11 <ti my liovvi'N an*l water, an*l,
ii|'*n n?l\ ot ttiw itoctor who *?ait|
lli#*if wan no h--|in for m**, I ivn* liroil^ht
tioine,wli?*r" m was thought that t|t*nlh woiil*l
t-oiiit* to rt*lit-vi* mi" ot tny Mitr<*rint{s.
I.a t -< i.I while in Uiii, Iniloi.*-- anil
-nlT- ini; ism lit ion, a fritail of 11111n? in
Hamilton, 'int., i-alh-I my att"ntinn t > tlin
-tat*"ii"iit *1 <ni" Jolin Mar-hall, whose ?*nsn
ha I lit-"ii - 111*t ii to my own. an<l who ha*l
i?-iii .I I v lie-use or l ?i*. \> Illinois' link
Tills lo| I'll I" I . Ill tllil OHM1 Ml*. Marshall,
xx l|o IS il lirilllllll-lll lll-llllj'.T (if Ml"
lioynl iVnij'inr-. of I ?*ni|m-imiUii'I, :il t"f
lour tears o| coiis'.-lllt t I'l'.'l I m-llt l?y 111"
IIK>sI "iniii-iii i iiiiikIIIIII |iliy-iiMiius, I..?ii
|>l'OI|o|||l">s| 1111*11 I'll* ! *. mi I |>.? I I Mi l > I k ?>
total >iisiilii i' v "I 11in nlioxx I |i\ ili- or |i-r hi
-u<-h is--. Soiii" uioiitlis 111 *r Mr. Mar
shall lsn?in a "ours of I i - itni -oi xvith I ?? .
VVillimiis' I'mk I Ml:., aii'l itiei liking some
15 ltox?-s was 11111 y r? stor--1 to in-all ii. i
thought i xvinilil try them, aii-l mx wile sent
i< i two lm*'s ol tli<< l>ilis, in i i took tli"?ii
ac -or dux to iii" ilirect i-m. mi tli-? xvra|>|i"r
Oil mcli Ito.x. l-'or tli" lit-l 11 -xv ilavs iii"
foil tut lis were prettv s.-vi-r" as i xv is .>
v-ry xvrak, liiit I - utimi" i to follow in
\ -tructions as to taking -lie -nils an-l tli ?
i 11 -? il in- lit, ati-l "Veil i "fo:-.> i iiii> 1 i|st i up
j Hie txvo boX'-s of tin- piil. I I'-'^aii to fi? >| |
It'iu-I'.ciul results from tln-ui. My pains xvere
not mi l>-ul. 1 felt xx.ii ni-'i , my lieuil felt
letter; my foo I Iw^an to relish an-l n^re i
With ni"; I con I I straighten up; tli" feeling
l-e^an to-c-oiHt-hack Iii'o my limits; I
' k?i? to Im; ahlo to |>ot ill "Hit on erutehos;
I my eye came Ixicn tu;niii as ???>?? I as over,
! anil iioxv, after the 11*3 of ei pit It >x<?> of tli x
mils, ai a eostofonlv --see: -lean xxit'i
' the help ol acanoomy, xv.iik an aitont tn-x
j house ami yar<l, can saw xvoo I, an I on pleasi
lint iln> s I walk ilown town. My slomueh
Itrou -le is ytunt*; I have name I to pounds; I
feel like a iioxv man, an I when tli" spring
opens I expect t > Ii" ahleto retiexv inv or^an
! ami piano ma-ni-j- ! ceiinn'. :-|-v ik in io.?
hi>th terms of Dr. Williams' I'mk Tills lor
I'nle Teople, as I know they save-1 my life
niter all tli iloctors hml ^iveil me up as in
etirnlile."
j Sm-h is the xvon li-rful story which the Kx
i pritss ri*|Hirter ti usuecen le.1 in securing ver
ilicntioii of in nil its iletnils, from the liosi
pital record* where Mr. truant was trente I
an-l troni the ilix-toi's who ha I the case in
I haml an-l xvlio pronounced liiui iiii'iiral-l--.
i l."t II Im- r -memliei-iHl that all this tmxpit tl
treatment was two ami throe years hito.
/
I
while bis cur*, bj the us* of Dr. William*
Pink Pills for Pale People, has been effected
since last September, \*J\. Ho it is bejrood
a doubt eeideiit that his recorery is who!It fo
due to the use of these famous pills which ^
have been found to hare made such remark- ,
able cures In thi? and other aasaa. ct
Mr. Quant placed In the hands of the re- CS
porter his csra of admission to Ron?wis ?
enjco is nere reproduced in fur- >
ther confirmation of bis statements:? ,
__ - hi
mmmtmm m ^ ^
ROOSBVBLT H08PTPAI^ tb
OUT-PATIENT. _ I ?i<
N? A ff !*
2^'i-wcimi o'
?l?- Biftkpu*/ -^VyL*?.. , . ol
Cirii <Wk?m ^ .1 ^
Mmi4tmrt - ./>Tjffl.. .4'. - m
Monday*, WodnowUy* ud Friday*. Ol
* * ?.? ei
To verify Mr. Quant'* statement our ro- aj
porter a few days ago, (March 31st. 1893,)
called on Dr. Allen Htarr ut his office. No.
22 West Twenty-eighth St., New York city. cr
Dr. Htarr is house physician of the Koose- JD
veil hospital, situated corntr of Ninth fQ
avenue nnd Fifty ninth street. In reply to
inquiry he said ne reinemliered the case of
Mr. Quant very well, and treated hhu some, T
hut that he was chiefly treated an I under
the more especial care of Dr. Ware. He Bi
said he regarded this case as he did all cases
of locomotor ataxia as in ureblo. In order A*
that our reporter might get a copy of tho J"
history of the ensi or Mr. Qu int froin the |JJ]
hospital re??.,|-d he very courteously gave Lim
u letter of wuich the following is a copy:? ,},
Dr. M. A. Starr, "33 West Forty-eighth llY
street, office hours, ji to I'i a. in.. New \o?rk, IJ'
March 31st, 1893. ?Dear Dr. Vou jht: If you t '1
have anv record of a locomotor ataxia by "j"
name ot Quant, who says lie came to the jn
clinic3 or -I years ago, No. 14,037, of the O. tin
D. Dept., Koosevelt, sent to mo from Wars*, In
will you let tho bearer know. If you have I
no record send him to ItosMevelt Hosp.
Yours, Htarr.
Hy means of this letter access to the rec- _?
or Is was itermitted and a transcript of the "
history of Mr. Qu int's case madefiom the n ol
as follows: in
"No. 14,<M7. Admittol Heptember IHth, ??
ls?e.i, t'luirles A. Quant, aged 34 years. Horn
U. H. Married. Hohoken." "
History of the case: Dyspepsia for past oc
four or live years, ,\Ih.>uI II months' partial
lo>s of |s?wer and numbness in lower ex
tremitie-. tiirllin^ -ensition about abdo
men. (Nevem'er "J.hli, 18s.I, n it improve I. Wl
external sfrobismus ol left eye mid dilata
tiouol the left eye.| Sum dillieild V ill pusilli
eater at tune.-; no headacli tail sum* "
di/.z lies,; alternate diarrlio? ? an I eon tip-t kid
tion; partial pto-is past two weeks ill I -ft ^
"Ohl. 15. F. Hi |s?p. and So la." eal
'I lies** nre th market symptom; of a iri
severe ease ot locomotor ataxia. "An I Dr.
Htarr said a case with such marked sytnp
mm-; v- *111*1 m*i no 1'iii'P i iiini eyuaill, iviin wu?
receiving treatment hi the outpatient do- C1
part merit, was given mi us incurable." fit
'There never was aoiso ree*eive*rod in thi
world," saiii Dr. Starr. An I then said.
"Dr. ware can tell you more about the cast
as truant was un*ler his more personal treat- 1
nient. 1 am surprised, he sai I "that tho "'J
linn is alive, as 1 thought he must In ile:i'l
long ago." I,r'
t ?ur reporter found Dr. Kdwanl Ware at *<"*
!iis olllee, No. !?i'i West Nuiely-third street, II*.I
New York I! ? said: "I have very distinct wo
recollections of the <,hiiint cas *. It was a *"1''
very pronounced case, i trente I him alien',
eight months. This was in the Pirlv sii timer
ot 1SSM. 1 deeine I him incurable, and *r
thought hint dead before now. In agino my ca
surprise when I r?*oeived a letter from him
about two weeks ago telling lue that he was
nliv**, was getting well an I expecte | soon to M
lit* luliy rec *vored." y.1'1'
"What do vou think, doctor, was the }M
cause of his recovery." ajm
"That i- more than I know, truant says
he has l*een taking s une sort of pills an I that J
they have cured him. At all events, I am
glad the poor fellow is getting well, tor his
was a bn I c.i>e an t h was a great siid'erer." u
Dr. l'lic-odore If. Tuttle, of SJt'J West r|A<
Eighteenth street, 11 whom our reporter is ?tr
in lebte I tor assisting courtesi**-, siil of ere
lis* nnotor ataxia. "I have had several M?
cases of this disease in the course of my ,
practice. I will not say that it is incurahle, .
but I never knew of a case to get well; lint I n
will say it is not dee med curable by any 1
remedies known to the medical profession." vie
After this successful and cmlirm itory i i- Dr.
vestigation in New York, our reporter, .
Saturday, April "I, ISC, visited St. Peter's
Hospital, in Alliiiny. corner of Albany and
Kerry streets. He had a courteous reception I
l*y Sister Mary I'liilomeni, the sister ,,ui
superior ot Si. Peter's Ho-nita1, an I when Bei
11*i i of the object of his visit,sai | sh rem *ml
ereil the case ot po u* Mr. iml very dis- '
tinctly. Sai I she: "It w.is a very distress- .
nig ia?i* an l excited my sympathies mu<*U.
Poor fellow, he* couldn't be cure I and lul l to j
_ Ij mi** in ? te-rritd i*<in iition ot h**lpl s<- g0<
n ? an I sudVriiig." Th** Inuis * physician,on Bn
' iisiilt in. t tr re**-*r Isnf St. I'.*ter's Ho-pitnl, ilr
ill lie found only tbat Charles \. ?.?*i mi Pe'
lit--r*-1 tii-- ho-pital March 14th, ISM, was
route I by Dr. Henry Hun, assists* | ny Dr.
\'un D-rveer, wh was th**n, IS I I. at fii> J.i
I -ad "l t o** Ii -pita1, an I that his <*as-> b*ing ,f
in- I noi p *s-ible ot cure, le- l ?!t the bOI
i. s .oal an I was t ii i.i ins ti * ti. n4 in* ?
I *1 It" lie.
>uch w t!? ? lull In-tory of llii- most, ivmarkahle
? ? ?- ot succ-is-si ill ro; rvery front u
l> -retol- re ?? I litciir-thlo ii>cise, ail I
nli< r al! th- noi'tor- ha-l given him up, l>y
th>; >-iinple u <>( Mr Williams' Pink I'll s
<.r Pah* People. 11 i?ly it i. uninteresting
ft'iv of a most inira u. oils cure of it iltvu'll ill
! .<>a?" l>v Mi" .-niijtlfj 11 vs oi this |K>pular
I e.lteilV.
\ Iiirthel" inv?->tig.itton tevealel the lael
that Mr. Willi mis" I'mk I'ills ure no', u patent
II 11*-i 11?- hi th" --list? in \tlitrli that term is
- u?-ritI> 1:11 I-r-too !, lait aro a scientific
pi P ir it ioii -in -slnlly ii imI in general
i racti' tni' hi ?u> ti-ar.i helorw taring off ere I
tie-pnlilii' .in i iliy Tliey contain m n
i.ii'ii n- - l form hi hi-- |eiii"iit-. nis'es-ary to
Clin i|i'?' lil" Hi'l i ' !ill in iii" hiooil all I
i.-t .|-. - -ij.it i-i" I in iv I'liey are an nuI
il lug ( i i" nil ill-i-Mses a.-, locomotor
ili x la. | 11 'i 11 p 11 11 . -i .-I V it tit i la ir e, (
-i laic i. iii il ii, i ileum it i-iii, nervous
liea a ie, tiie all* i i II' rlM ot I i grippe,
pil| il illoii oi lie lieaii, pale aiel -allow
ompl xion-, Ui ii in i lei ling resulting
from naval- pro-t ration, all ili.tirts"s
peiellllg iii' CI \ III lie I 1111 llo' s iii tile llloo I, P
-ui'li as si-roliila, ehronie ery-ip'la-, e'e, I
Tle*v are al-" -n -eiti lor iimii'iIos ii"eiiliar !
to haiiah*-, u h a nppressions, irrogtilari
lies aiel all ioimi- ol weakness 1'iiey laiil l (
ilp ttie hhto I a0 I r*>toi'i lh> glow ot health ,
to | ale <>r -allow e||e"ks. Iii I lie i'iis'i of men
they effect a relic il eure iii nil cases arising
from mental w a rv, over work or exisissns in
? liateVel lint ore I ?n
t In I u r I In r un| t ii'\* "' w riler fotin I that a Is
tlie-e pills are oriilil aetlll'e'l liy Iii |)r. Hi!
Williams Me limit" i i iipanv, llrorkville, M)(
< hitario, an I Morrist ??vm, N. V., <?ii i are
sol i ill inixi , tii"v a ill i lorni hy Ilia
iloy.en or linn Ire h it ' caits a is>x, or six or
isixcs for Ml, an i iiutv he ha l ol all lirug- tin
gists or "lir? ci o\ in ol i r ii Mr. Williams (l.
me heme t 'oi11p 111 v. i mm either inhlrcss. .
i lie price al which i lies pills aresohl makes
lie
a Course of Ire latent comp lintively iliex p?
pensive as c iinp ir I Willi .aiier r an lie-, or In
ill** lie il 11 * .it tin-lit |x
Two yoiiii;, city I?r? ? 1 women, <liii|oli<*rs
?>f i |>ioiiiiiirii* win *:? *; 11?* iiuti iianl in
vi*i KiMiifi-co, t'.il., n.'i'iii'il Lowmistnip, i'i
iu* living on :111?I working; a laii'l claim N'
h tin* Slatr ? ) Washington, bctwcc i ' '
la*l!ik ami I "oil Ludlow, I'liry took sl
l] tin* claim two year.-? ago an*I liavi*
iv?.11 on it <-on1111?i niily since, built the
alcn in which they live, ami have
:h*an'l .'i*l grubbed twenty acres of * ?
ami. Their nearest neighbor is four si
xiiles awav.
I?
j
Catarrh? Remo
I was afllwted from infancy with Catarrh, an<
I w.i; attended l>v the best physician?, and used a
mancnt relief Mr UFE BECAME A BuriutN TO
1 saw S. S. S. advertised, and took eight bottles
a new person. ? Mtss JostR owp.n, Montpelier, C
1 was the victim of the worst case of Ca
deaf 111 one ear, and nil the inside of my nose, i
N*> sort 14 treatment benefited me, and physiciar
a last resort I took Swift's Specific, and it entire!
have licen well for years, with tin sign of return c
J>uf West, S. C. S S. S. ?uics Catarrh, like
ting the |>oison which causes it. treatise on lilo
SWIFT i
TiIm #f OrufM as Fm4.
The value of oranges as an article of;
od is well known. "I boy them by
te boa," soys a mother, "and 1ft my
lildren eat them constantly in lien of'
>ody or other prized children's dainties.,
s save money by it." At, I
>me of the inebriate asylums oranges
ire pro red an efficient substitute for
cohol, patients sucking the iuioe of
lem abundantly every time think for
ijuor comes upon them. This fact is
i well recognized that often at tamper-'
ice coffee stands piles of luscious
ranges are also kept. And now anLher
benefit is alleged for them. ' Some
mo us French beauties of formet days,
is asserted fsecured and preserved their
larvelous complexions by a free diet of, 1
ranges. One in particular lived almost 1
itirely upon the fruit. A dozen each |
break fast and luncheon made up these j
pasts; at dinner a dozen more, with a
ust of bread and one glass of burgundy. i
oubtless an orange fad is threatening? f
r the pursuit of a complexion is a very
)sorbing one to women.?Mexico City
wo Republics. ^
*?rf of Olnimrnii for Catarrh That (
Contain Mercery, I
i mercury will surely destroy the sense of
icll and completely derange the whole sysn
when entering It through the mtieotis sur- j
?-s. Sin h in tlrTen should never be used exl>i
on prescriptions from reputable physi- t
iiih, hi* lh<< damage they wijl do Is ten (old to .
i* good you csii |Hmslbly derive from them,
ill's t'Hisrrli Cure, mnnufactured by F.J. I
iciiey A- t 'o., Toledo, O.,contains no tnerenry,
d Is taken internally, and acts directly upon <
Mood and mucous surfaces of the system. f
buyinu llnll's Catarrh Cure be sure you net
genuine. It In taken Internally.and made 1
Toledo. Ohio, by K. J. Cheney A Co. .
?y~ Solyl by Druggists, price 7Sc. per bottle. '
Jobson the restaurant)?"Walter, t
vo me some chicken salid and a bottle <
toda." Jagson?"Givo me the
mo." Jobson (who is from Boston)? j
Excuse me; it cannot be the same? j
y, similar."?Shoe aud Leather ite- ?
irtcr. f
When Traveling "
let her on |ileusiire bent, or Imiiness, take A
every I rip a bottle of Syrup of Fig-, as It
s most pleasantly and effectively on the ^
neys. liver and bowels, preventing fevers, g
idi.ohes ami othor forrm of sickness. For ?
o tu 50 cents an I fl bott'es by all loading (
iggUts.
From the prescriptions of somo physi?n?,
it is evident that they havo forytten
their boyhood.?Columbus Post.
The Only One Ever Printed.
can you find thk woiid?
"hese Is ft 3 Inch display advert Isement In
s paper, this week, which Iihs no two words
Ke except one word". The snme Is true of j
h new one appearing each week, from The *
. Barter Medicine Co. This bouse places a f,
rescent" on everything they make and pub1.
Look for It, send them the name or the C
rd and they will return you book, bracti- >
I. I I Till >11II ? Dill ...c ...... ? 1
'Will the coming, man use both ^
tns?" asks a scientist. "Yes, if he *
n trust the girl to hand'e the reins."? ''
liladelphia Press. 0
Ir. A. R. I.nforme. Boston, Mass., rrvm: "I j"
croil nnil illnlrilmtoil nne diizcn large fxittlcs li
dyerotine among my friends afflicted with _
daehe, and in every case it 1ms afforded *lost
instantaneous relief." Fifty cents. fi
J-smi/.x, Nova Scotia, is to be made a ?
ueral cattle shioping port for all Canada.
litown's Iron Milters cures Dyspepsia,Mala,
Biliousness and fleneral Debility. Gives
cnglh. aids Digestion, tone* the nervee .i'.eu
appetite. The best tonic for Nursing
ilhers, weak women and children.
Thk Indian cotton crop is the worst erer
own.
'be worst eases of female weakness readily
Id to Dr. Swan's Pantiles. Samples free
, Swan. Beaver Dam. Wla
Dr. Kkki.kt will try the Mohlorlde-ofId
cure In Europe.
k you will he truly happy keep your blood
rci your liver from growing torpid by tiding
L'clmm's Pills. 25 cents a box.
The United States produced over tec
Uion barrels of salt last year. r
your Back Aches, or you aro all worn out, t
id for nothing, it is general debility. t
own's Iron Bitters w 11 cure you, make you 1
ong. cleans? your liver, and give a good ftp- .
Lite tones the nerves. 1
Nkw York City is overruu with beg- '
,rs.
ifflictod with spre eyes u?o L?r.f?aflc ThompF.y?
water iiruggists sell at 26o. per bottle |
Mra. Will turn Lohr
Dyspepsia
I. IIihhI iV f.. . Lowell, Mnss.
A sear at;o this last fall I i ninmeiieeil to fail
nils. lost s?U appetite amhilinn,
il harels dra>;pMl iiloiif; with my work,
irnm i In- wintiT ami sprint; hail to have help
hi 111\ housework. I'hysieians ilhl mil help
ami I ui'l more ami mure ?lfsrotirai;e?l. I
ITVieil from i!j-pepain so tliat I I
2ould Not Eat Vegetables
meat .ami at In-I * lli.it I mihl lint even n.st
Her mi ins toast. I'seil in I |> the toast ir.
i ami esen then it wmiM distress my
OlllSM'lt. In the spurn; I hlreil a nil I permitii11v.
ins health svils >n poor. She Irieil to
i-naili ine to lake II I > Salsa par ilia, as n
I \ fill* wlmlll *%!? Il III 'Allt-lfefl 11 fill luoill irl'n.ll
iii iu'liiI'll lis it sin- oiiil ' It will only
>.st a dollar loirs it
I Dragged AJcn.g
mil \>imi-l.wlii'ii I lii'ciin tn tiiki- IIhihI'sSnr
inn-illn. In ulmtii .1 wi'i'k I ti ll i 111111 Iii 111 f
mill keep iin !* - fii'iil mi iii v -1 mi ii Ii mill cn'\v
riiiiL.'1'r. I limk I Iiu'i-lintt If-,.mi now pi-rfi i t
wi ll. Ii:im-jjainoil '- imiiinN, nm in I'M l int
l|i? i It l? I ilWl- it 11 tilt-* In
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I mi i I in I"! \i! i know what it bus don
run'." Mil'. Wii.i.iSM l.'iiin, 10| Van Bnren
reel. Preeport. II
lIood'H PIU'm in- tin' I>?"*1 aftiT-tlinnr*
Ills, .l*.-i*l it iLti'-?! lull. ' II I I' 1 It'll?1 It? III'
ye the Cause.
1 for ten years with eruptions on my face.
, numtier of Blood remedies with no pii*
1 ME. for my case was rleclared incurable.
, which cured me entirely, and I feel like
fhio.
tarrh that I ever heard of. 1 was entirely
ncluding part of the bone, slouched oft
is said "I would never be any better " As
y cured me and restored my hearing 1
if the disease.?Mrs. JosKriiiNR Pot nil I.,
it docs other lllood diseases, by elimina
od and Skin mailed free.
>PECI/IC COMPANY, Atlanta, ga.
Doesn't "look" at the ought' 4 j
? the weak, nervous and ailing wo- % J
nan. As long as alio suffers from
he aches, pains, and derangements JBj/k
peculiar Jto ber sex, she can't ex- jf^^W
>ect to. " \
But there's only herself to blame*'9*'- . ?Sa
With Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre" m
icription, she's a different woman* 1 lj
\nd it's a ctiangc tbat can be seen: 1
is well as felt. The system is in~
dgorated, the blood enriched, digestion
improved, melancholy and
icrvousness dispelled.
With the "Favorite Prescription,**
ill the proper functions are restored :?
o healthy action. Periodical pains;
vcak back, bearing-down sensations*
lcrvous prostration, all " females
'omplaints" are cured by it. IPs;
he only medicine for woman's;
vcaknesscs nnd ailments that's;
jroxrantccd to do what is claimed
or it. If it doesn't give satisfacion,
in every case for which it's rec- . ...
>ratnended, the money is returned.
Can something else offered by
lie dealer, though it may pay him
jetter, ho "just as good"?
? ?
Tuft'sTiny Pills* ^
fcThe dfipcptlr, the debllllnU'd, wlwt li- Ai
or from extras of work of W
^ body or riponuro In niiilnrla) region*. &
P will And Tutt'? Plllt the most Rcnlnl ^
Tcntoratlre rvrr ofTrreil tlm Imitlld.
? ese?
'August1
Flower''
"What is August Flower for ?'r
Is easily ausweud as asked. It is
or Dyspepsia. It is a special remdy
for the Stomach and Liven?-Jt
Nothing more than this. We belieVe^
August Flower cures Dyspepsia.
Ve know it will. We have reasons
or knowing it. To day it has an
lonored place in every town arid
ountry store, possesses one of the
argest manufacturing plants in the
ountrv. and sells everywhere. The..
eason is simple. It does one thing,
nd does it right. It cures dyspepsia^
Ajjvice to Women
If you would protect yourself
Irom Painful, Profuse, Scanty,
Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation
you must use ?-4
BRADFIELD'S !
FEMALE 1
REGULATOR ]i
CABTERSVIt.LE, April 'JO,
This will certify that two members of m>
mmeriiate family, after having h uttered for
rears from itlciiMrunl Iri-Cffmlarlty*
xslng treated without henetlt by physicians,
irero at length completely cured bv ouo bottle
if Bradneld'* I'cinule K*>"tilutor. Its
tffect is truly wonderful. J. \V. .Stranue.
3ook to " WOMAN " mailed FREE, which contains
valuable Information on all female diseases.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA. GA f
SOB BALE DY ALL It 11UGOISXB.
I Wo furnish live ti. I1. Upright
I Engine and steel Holler for #lrt9
m complete. other sizes in proporlon.
Address Akmstiihsu linns., Springfield, onto.
1/ a 11 n a n L d * ,m"t *n i p'*??
VAIL rArhn10 ,,u-r ,n s *?
1' *- 1 plos wnt Tor I Oc. poatM*.
1?o?. J. Mr era, 15J10 Market K.i? I'hlla., F?
PIro'b Remedy for Catarrh la iho
jhud. Kaalosl to I'm*, ami Cheapest.
Hold by druKKisIs or sent l>y mall. Ik
IR 60c. K. T. Iluzelttiin, Warren, Ha. H
V) f X A l'i i?rlil, I'lHTCftlr man or
la II I I I I w?nian u anted to take tha
II V v * V V nolc n (rnri for an articla
that i? nrcilail In fTC""
A home it nil imlifipenna*
Irlc in ?. i" r y office.
si-:i.|.s AT SltUIlT, In
town <<rcountry. #700 in
"O ilava iml a ateady incoina
>||PBM|/ uli.i ward. A "Honanza"
LAa Baa Bpg BB for ilic i iulit poraon. Hood
IV |\ lolm tire nenrce nnet
w Minn liikt'll. Writral 0M?^B
I, \V. JONEK Manager. Springfield.
thehands. infiira ;it?
leas. Durable,ami llio consumer |iavs lor no n? I
Of Ktasa package witnovoty purchase. |
r-- KIPANS TARULES roirulataf
the atmuaeh. Iivr ami Iniwell,!
? tnii-lfv (lie blood. arc . ifo nuil i f f
a frcliml The tart r nn'il futility Z
a I niodlelnc kuor.n fi-c Uilioimncu*g
I'ninlliniMiili, l>y |n tola, Foul*
PrvMh. licniiio'ho I'l ii iiiin a. l oiua
of Api>'"0". Menial In pri union,#
0 Painful Itiyontion. Pimple*. Hallow*
Cninplpiinn. Tireil Peeling, and*
every *y ninloin or dwrnsn remiltiiur from impure*
Jblooil, or a failure by the stomneh. liver or infettinea*
Sto perform Iholr proper functions r< i son* given to!
Sever eatinirare benetitedby Inking (T.tlHT.Eafter ?
Xoaehnioal I'rlee by mail I i:io*a( | Inittlet.V Ad z
gdreaaTHK KIPANSC1II-MU'Al.t t? toSpruecSt JI.Y.Z
0 Agent* Wmtrili 'll-'HTY pi r nut pi olll. A
8 N U 18
The
OIMLYTRLE
0? IRON
EfTONIC '
"Will purify IU.OOT>, rmtalatj
KIDNKV^i r? move 1,1 V KB
disorder. ImiIM Mrrnpth. renew
appetite, restore health and
vtj'ori.fyouth. I?y?|??'paln,
liKllxesllon, that tired feclIn
j :ilico|iitel y crad'catcd.
Min i brightened, hrala
pon i r Increased,
1 | Vfcir A '"? <. tiervey, inua- *
I Mil 11 IT clea, receive new force.
3 H | | If i Buffering Ir in complaint ? J'CE
H ftj I I U cull ir t-> tIn Ir ex , imIiik It. ?ud
a ulc, p. ly . ore. Return*
rose Mo.ovi on cheek*, m autith < omplex ion.
hold evervwlu re. All penntne goods hear
Crescent. Send u*'J eent stamp for dJ-pag*
pamphlet. A a
0*. MARTEN MEDICINE Co., St. Eeult, * *
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