The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 23, 1880, Image 4
AGRICULTURB.
Li' VILLAUO RSIDaNTS KEEP Cows.
-Every fanily on a farm of course
keeps one or more cows but we claim
that the dwellers In vllages, and very
rmany in cities can, and should, each
keep a cow. Good milk is the boat of
all oia for young children, and It goes
a great ways in saving butter bills, and
in the preparation of palatable nour
ishing food of many varieties. The
above actual results show the economy
of keeping one's own cow. Two to
-five' famillee, according to size and
numbers, can readily unite in having
one cow kept, dividing the milk and
expenses, and thus always have good,
pure, rich milk at very moderate cost.
The suitable refuse from the kitchens
of th'ee or four families would go a
good w ay towards reducing the cost of
purchased food. In rural villages
summer pasturage can be obtained near
at hand which with a daily feed of good
weal will 1urnish a large supply of
rich milk at a low cost. A boy can be
secured at a small price to drive the
cow to the pasture in the morning, and
return her at night to the stable. A
stabling or stall can always be obtained
at a trifling rent, and be kept clean.
There are always plenty of gardeners
or farmers who will gladly take the
manure away so frequently as to pre
vent it being a nuisance, or disagree.
able. We have no doubt that all real
dents of villages, manufacturing towns
etc., can by arrangements like the
above, secure aln abundant supply of
pure, rich, arosh, healthful mita at less
than three cents per quart, and at the
same time add greatly to their home
comforts, and save the health If not the
lives of their little ones.
CURING BALKY llOiisKs.-I would
prepare myself with a good strap-I
want no whip; perhaps he has got a
taste of that already, and still lie is
master. But some fine day, when I
was at peace w ith myself and all around
I would hitch him to the buggy, turn
Ing his head to the village. lie goes
half the way very well indeed ; then ho
begins to consider that lie has gone far
enough in that direct lon and stops. I
step down; lie expects mec to use the
whip. lie Is mistaken. As a criminal
I treat him on the silent system. I
push him back a little out of the way.
I show him the strap, putting it tip to
his nose. I go to the off side and buckle
it to his fore leg, close up to his breast,
throwing the other end over lis.
shoulder; I then raise lils near foot and
fix itwith the hoof nearly touching the
belly. This done, I say, "now, old
chap, you just stand there." I don't
smoke, so I take a paper from ny
pocket and finding a place where I can
slt down and lie see me, I begin to read.
This is something lie did not bargain
for, and the novelty of ttanding on
three legs somewhat diverts his mind
from the cause that stopped himl. I
think this is the chief polut to begained
and the most humane. When tihe strail
Is taken olr I show it to him. cariess
him a little, and we move on without
Irritation. The strap will now become
a part of the harness for a month or
two, till at last the aight of it will act
as a tallanan.
PACKINo Edus.-Tiiere are many
ways recoinnended for packig eggs.
The idea on which they are all based Is
to keep the temperature so low that de
composition of the fludts shall not take
place, and at the sanm time exclude tibe
sit from the shell so that the oxygen
can not act upon the content Is. A prep
aration once patented was made iI this
way: Put Into a tub or vessel one
but-hel of quick-lime, two pounlds of
salt, hall a pound of cream of tartar;
mix wcll toget,.er, wvithi as umuch water
as will reduce the composihioai to such
a consistence that it it wIll cause ani
egg to swIm in i1, witht Its tily just,
above the liquid ; then: 11ll ini the eggs.
Brushinig the eggs over with a solution
of gum-~arabie, and then packing ini dry
chiaroal dust, will keel) thiemi qite ma
long time. Tnke a board and iertor
ate It with holes almiost an Iiich and a
half large, and put in t.he eggs smiall
end down, and place lit a cool cellar,
like shtelves, one above another. The
essentilal thinag is to take tihe egga fromi
the nests every day, so that tilay wvill
be entirely tresh. A coating 01 var
nishi, wvax, or lard, ches ka decomposl
tion. P'our a gallon of boilIng waiter
into twvo quarts of quick-lime aind hall
a p~ound or sailt; when cold, iiix in an
ounce of cream of tartar. 'iThe next,
day put in the eggs, anid let them ie
main, keeping them covercd with the
solution.
SOFT RGOs.-Sonalethines, in spite of
every known remedy and prevcntive,
certain hens cont inue to drop s.t eggs ;
to-day in the nest, or to-morrow ulder
the perch the skInny apology is to be
found. A valuable hen is rightly re
garded as In a bad wvay wvhen she be
comes troubiesome In this mannier and
not withot just cause is there serIous
apprehension of liens becomning weak
er and weaker. Bunt then, is tact the
faling to be found In weaakniess. A
thorouaghly sot ud, hetal thy bird, wihich
enjoys her liberty, Iand~ conisequently
can find mortar', shells, etc., generally
goes to nest aiid deposlt~s a satisfactory
offering, 1t is just when the bird or
its functions fail that the sheil of the
egg fails. For soft eggs I generally
find that some kn~owna sttmulatinig food1
is the best remedy. Occasionally Is
found a pullet that beglins to ltay soft
eggs, and continuies to dlo so. Whent
such a fowl is recognized, if' not unu
euaally valuable for show or stock, sihe
should be killed.
Sownio Gnass Smen Thl'le fall is the
best time to sow tImothy seed. We
have never yet seen: a soll so rIch, or a
season so favorable, thtat the exnberuant
growth of grass hurt the wheat, as hais
been complained of by some farmers.
The danger is almnost utniverstally in
the other direction.
Caoutchanoc dIssolves more or less pier
fectly accor'ding to its conadit ion ini va
rious liquIds, fixed anad hydrocarbnu
oils, chlorotorm, ether and' carboni-di
sulphilde. Uniless, however, the caout
chouco has been masticated or other
wise degonerated,it is doubtful whetiher
a true solution is obtainedi. When a
clear, limpid solution ia requIred, Onto
of the best solvents is that proposed
by Payen, namely, carbona-llsulphide,
mixed with five per cent, of absolute
alcohol. If one part of miatstlcated Ca
outchone is dissolved an thirity parts of
the above solvent, a soluition is obtained
which can be filtered through paper,
andl may be employed in coverIng the
most dolicbate mould wlth successive
layers of eaoutchaouc.
It seemsa that the introdnectlona of mag
nuets ito the great grain mil of tihe
West has fuilfililed the hIghest expecta
tions of those who complalau of. wire
in wheat. Not only htave tihe magnets
capturedi all the stray pIeces of iron
bands, andl thus removed thme last and
only objection urge- I against wire-band
In~g harvesters, bitt they have roveauled
the singular fact that, of the scraps of
iron and steel which find theIr way to
the :wills mIxed with wheat, fully one
half are something besides pieces of
wire, anad a large proportioan of those
are of such a nature aq to be even more
dangerous to mill machinery. The miag
nets gather every thing of this kind with
DOMESTIC.
COLD FXsT.-What a common com
plaint this is, and yet no one seems to
now anything about it. You suffer a
from it for years, and yet you don't go I
to a doctor, or if you do you derIve
very little benefit from his advioe. -
Some people suffer from it at night -
only, while others are troubled with c
it in the daytime as well. It occurs o
most frequently in women, but still I
you often hear men complain of it. We a
belleve that the best remedy Is hypo- U
phosphite of lime in one or two grain j
doses twice a day. This is soluble in t
water, and should be taken in the form a
of a mixture, nothing else being put a
with it, with the exception, if you 1
like, of a teaspoonful of syrup, to make o
it palatable, although it Is really by no a
means disagreeable by itself. Another I
good remedy is nux vomica-fIlve drops
of the tincture in a little water three
or four times a day. It is highly re- 1
commended, and you may hope for c
great things from it. Then you must p
do all you possibly can to Improve the a
state of your general health. It is pro- d
bable that you are below par somehow A
or other, although we must admit that 9
it does not follow of necessity. If you V
feel generally out of sorts, and your i
appetite is poor, quinine will do you s
good. If you are pale and an tenemie y
you must put your faith in iron. Cod a
liyor oil Is an excellent remedy for Im
proving the general nutrition; many
people feel quite in a glow after each
dose.
110x MAD COURT PLASTUR.-Soak "
isinglass in a little warm water for &
twenty-four hours; then evaporate
nearly all the water by general heat;
dissolve the residue in a little diluted
alcohol, and strain the whole through
a piece of open linen. The stralned
mass should be a stiff Jelly when cold.
Now stretch a piece or silk or sarsenet
on a wooden frame and fix it tight
with tacks or 'pack thread. Molt the
Jelly and apply it to the silk thinly and
evenly with a badger hair brush. A
second coating must be applied when
the first has dried. When both are
dry, apply over the whole surface two
or three coatings of balsam of Peru.
Plaster thus made is very pliable and
never breaks.
iTE Government proposus putting a
new post office in Pittsburgh, and pur
ohased the property between rhird and
Fourth streets, fronting on Smithfield
and running back to Cherry avenue.
The Government sold the buildings on
the ground to Mr. Kennedy of Carbo.
line fame; he to remove them inside
of thirty days. Mr. Kennedy is now
doing that, and erecting twenty-five
houses in a suburban town called
'Homestead,' of which he (Mr. K.)
owns about nine-tenths. Mr. Kennedy
is at present employing twenty girls
and seven men, besides bookkeeper and
printer. He has his own printing
presses thre6 in number, paper cutter,
and all the stufT belonging to a first.
class job printing office, including
" Hell Box and Devil." Keeps one
paper box factory constantly employed a
to make boxes; buys paper by the ton; I
nails by the hundred kegs, having as n
high as live hundred kegs on hand at R
one time. He sold as high as two (
thousand bottles of Carboline In one I
(Jay last week. ti
I tONINa LACKS, MUSLIN8, AND SII.Ks. s
-Fine soft articles, such as need no
polishing, as lace and inuslins, should
be ioned on a soft ironing-sheet. All
Rutch articles, aftera careful sprinkling
must be rolled ip smoothly, and un
roiled one at a time. Laces, of course,
are to be carefully brought, into shape
and all the edge or purling p~ulled out
like newv. In ironing silks, cover them
over wvith paper or fine cotton, and use
only a moderately heated iron, taking
great care that the ironi does not touch
the silk at all, or it wvili make the sula
look glossy, and show that it has been
iron ted. Any white article, if scorched
slightly, enni be in part restored, so far e
as look's go; bitt any scorching injttres 1
theo fabric.
BE.F8TCAK wirH oLIVKs.-Trake a
pilece or rump steak, cuat it in slices
three-eigths of an inchu thick, and trim
them Iito shapo. Melt plenty ofbu
ter in a haking-tin, lay the fillets of
beef in this, and let them stand in a
warm pla1ce for an hour or so; then i
sprinkle them with pepper andi salt,
and fty themn in sonme very hot butter,:
turning thema to let both sides take -
color. Stone a quantity of olives andi
p~arboil them. Fry some onions a
brownt color in butter, add( a little flour,
and, whetn that is colored, as much
stock as you want sauce, with pepper,
salt, and spices to taste. Let the sauce
boil, then strain It, add the olves and
serve wvhen quite htot, with the tillets
iln a circle rcund them.
world or Glood.
One of' the most popular medicines
now befCore the Atmericaun public, is Ilog
liitters. You see it every where. Peo.
p)10 take it with good effect. It builds
them up. It, is not as pleasant to the
taste as some othier U tters as it ia not aI
whiskey drinuk. it, is more like the old
fasioned(' bonue set teai that has done s
woerld of good. if you (10on't feel Just
right try iiop flitters.-Nunda News.
PAN )DDItNos.-TIhis is a New Eng
11and( (11sh, atid is tice ait the seaside,
where appetites are expensive. Tiake
three cups) of ilne rye meal, three cups
of indiian meal, one egg and~ thrce ta
blespoon fuhs of molasses ; adal a little
salt aind allspice and enough rich sweet
milk to niako a batter stiff' enough to
drop from a spoon. Fry to a good
brownu in hot lad
T1o CI.EAN StI.vun.-Never l)ut a par
ticle of soap on silverware if yout wouldi
have It retain its lustre. Soap-suds
make it look like pewter. Wet a flani
nel cloth in kerosene, dip it in dry
whiting, and rub the plated ware. Let
it dry on it, and thien pol1ish with a
chamois skit.
INDIAN SUETrIPUDDIN.-.One-half
pound suet, chtoppecd fine, one cup mo
lasses, one punt milk, onie egg, meal toi
make a very thin batter, one teaspoon
grotund cloves,ono teaspoon salt,a little
nuttieg, a few currants or choppedt
raisins. Boil or steam three hours.
Sauce.
ONE trial of I~oihiuis' Electric Soap,
(miade by Cragimn & Co., Philadelphia,
Pa.,) wall satisty the most dloubtinig,
of its great mewrit. Pure and white as
snow. Tiry It. Make your grocer get
it.___________
MINT YINEoA.-Procure some fresh
mint, pick the leaves from the stalk
and~ fill a jar with them ; add vinegsr
to them until the bottle is lull; cover
closely to exclude the air, and let It in
fuse for a fortnight; then stratin the
liquor and pitt It into small bottles for
use, of wvhi ch the corks should ho
scaled.
A "STRINGlY, rattling" voice and a
constant als position to expectorate|
indhicate Inc Iplent throat trouble ek
dangerous tendency. Use Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup in good time, and besaved
mutch trouble and annoyance. For
sala e yani druggit,
BAD Breath arises from the stomach'
And can be easily corrected If you taki
Simmons' Liver Regulator. It to pecu
liarly adapted to the stomach, correct.
In acidity, destroying foul gases and al,
Ia I n Immation. ke a eating,
a aif-tablespoonful, it assimIlates with
the food and ensures perfect digestion,
without which that repulsive disorder,
Bid Breath, must ensue. The Delawars
Democrat say "For the cure of Dys.
pepsia Bilious Complaint and Head.
ache Simmons' Liver Regulator has nt
equal. It rarely fails to effect a cure,
and never In giving relief. There Is ns
Ingredient In its manufacture that can
injure any one. It has been tried fot
many years, and unlike many othei
mnediclines, is steadly aining the con.
Adence of the public."
"OLDIERs must be fearfully die
honest,' said Mrs. Partington; "it
seems to be an occurrence every night
for a sentry to be relleved of his
watch."
VEGoTimE.-The great success of the
Vegetine as a cleanser and purifier of
the blood Is shown beyond a doubt by
the great numbers who have taken It
and received immediate reliet, with
such remarkable cures.
A MAN who has been tishlug can tell
the biggest kind of a story with very
little apparent effort. It is supposed
that the fish in the water stimulates
the brain.
A Boon to flumnilty
Is anything tiat will case pain, and a public
benefactor one who iW able to relieve human
ailments. The most painful of all bodily ills
is surely piles, and such has been the absurd,
empir.cal barbarous tieatment of this terrible
disease for 8000 years that scientific men began
to despair, and a distinguished modern surgeon
has pronounced it the "opprobilum of the
profession." Afflioted millions tortured with
pain and deceived by the false pretensions of
Eilo ostrums. cried out In the language of the
Bizble: "Who is this that darkonotheoussel by
words without knowledge: canat thou draw out
a Leviathan with a book?" Dr. Bilebee is a
benefactor, and Anakonis. the great infallible
pile remedy, the most benefloent discovery of
the age; a simple. isfo, prompt and permanent
cure for thi terribl, painful and heretofore
almost incurablo diseaso. Half a million suf
forers pronounce it infalliblo; none use it
without benolit and doctors of all medical
schools prescribo it. It is the discovery
of a tciontillo chenist and practicing physician
after 40 yoars' experieice, and pronounced to
be the nearest to an infallible remedy known.
Anakesis. Dr. S. Hilsboo's External Pile Ito
medy is sold by all firat-class druggists. Price
eloo per box. Samples mailed free to all suf
ferers on application to P. Neustaodter & Co.,
Sox 8940 New Yorj.
For the Camsopaign.
The New York Whtji.v IFtUi will be found a
useful auxiliary by all who are earoestly work
lig for the reform of the national Government.
Throughout the Presidential canvass of 1880
Tua SuN will give its readers a full. clear and
honest report of ovonti andopinens. Deliev
ing that thu evi's whch have so long beaset
the country can bo oured only by a obange of
the party in powor, it will support for Preal
dent and Vtco Pros dent, Hancock and Engish,
the nominees of the National Republican
Democracy. It will also support such candi
dates in the 0onu.resi distriets as may give
the best promise of keeping the National Leg
islature out or the grip of fraud, bribery and
corruption, and in tne control of common
sense and patriotism.
To all those who sympathize with our pur
p ose, we commend ttie circulation of 'fus
EEL3 SUN.
In order that they may most efficiently co
operate with us, we will send THE WEKLY
SUN to clubs or single subsorlbers, postpaid,
for Ttcenty-five Cents, till the President al
election. As tidi Larely covers coat, there
will be no discounts for orders however large.
Raise clubs in overy school district.
Five dollars will pay for twenty subsorip
tions for the campaign. Addr-ss
THE13 SUN, New York City.
Safe and Reilable.
A. W. Brown, M. D., of Prov dence, R. L,
says : "I have ured Hunt's Remody in my
practice for thes past 16 years. and cheerfully
recommend it ai being a safe and reliable
remtedy." All d sesses of the Kidneys, Liver,
Bladlder and Urinary Organs are cured by
Hlu t's Rom.-dy. Tfr ai r'izo,'i5 cents,
Shan't I take a Blue Pll?
No. don't take it and ron the risk of mer
curial poisons, .ut when bilious and consei
pated get a box of the celebrated Kidney
Wort, and it will speedily cure you. It is na
turn's groat remedy for c ,nstipation, and for
all kidney and liver diueasiei.--Nvws.
Vegetinle.
More to Me than Gold.
Ma. H. Rt. SvXN5:
I wish to inform you what Vegettne has dones
for me. 1 h .ve been troubled with Erysipelas
llumor for more than so years in my limbs and
other parts ot my body, and have been a great
Sufferer. I eammenced taking Vegettne one
year ago last Auguar, and can truly say it has
done more for me tIhan any ether medicine. I
seem to tie por.ectly tree from this humor and
can recommend it to every one. Would not be
Without, this medlelae-'tis more to me than
gold-ad i fe it ill prove a blessing to others
Yours, most respectfully,
MRs. DAVID CLARK,
3, BENTLEY M.'D,, says:
ES has done nuose wood than all mneit
cal treatnens.
Mir. H. R. 8sxvua's Boston, I~: 3e.s 180s,
Sir-C have acid durin g the past ysar aecon.
Siderable quantity of your Vegetine, and I b.'
hieve, in all cases it has given satisfaction. Jn
one case, a delicate young lady of about 1T
yars was much benefited by its use. lier pa.
rents infoimned me that it had done her more
good i han alt the medical treatment to which
she had previously been subjected.
Yours, respectfully,
J. BENTL EY, M. D.
Loudly in its Praise.
H. R stvan. BORNo ro Oat., March 8, l1se
Dear t-ir-Considlerin g the short time that
Vegetine has been beorer the publil here, it
seills well as a blood purifier, and for t roubles
arising from a sluggish or torpid lIver, it Is a
fistcas medicine. Our customers speak
J. WRIGHT A 00.,
Cor. Queen and Elizabeth'Strets.
Vegotinoe
IRUsaaD Br
HI. 3. STEVENS, Boston. Mass.
9egetine is Sold by all Druggists.
3 JIONTI8 ON 'TRIAL for 3 three-eent staps.
STux Psorts's JocaWAt., iagerstown, Md.
RUPTURE
Believed anti cure d without the injury treses in
Broadway, ew Yosii booN' wyith hotogra ot
Ii keneeses badcases before and after care, mia'ied
LO R D~A lllOs.4.-Slx otnees for 10 cents.
1.' lER'sring rove, Flrea
HUMOROUS.
Do you know iles play "tag"? You
ratch a etuster of them some drowsy
siternoon as they circle apd dart about
ander the chandelier and you will see
hem at the game. They play jus', as
oys do. They keep going pretty much
At the time, and lunge forward to rap
ach other or dodge aside to avoid eaoh
ther with marvellous rapidity. Once
a a while one will go and sit down for
moment, too tired to play any longer,
inless another fly should hap pen to
,et pretty near him with his back
urned. Then he will dash forward
nd lilt the unwary one a rap that takes
way his breath, and then sail off and
sugh like a lunatic over it. Then some
ne of the number will get his back up
,nd go off in a huff. The whole per
ormance is dreadfully natural.
"Do you see that young lady stawnd
ng there," asked a gentleman. 'Well
ontinued he, "she Is a perfect
raudigy. She dawnees, and dawnces,
nd dawnees, and when she it not
awneing she Is promeiawding.
twfter dawncing and promenawding
he is careering through the moun.
mine on horsebauk. Sne hai more ve
awlity than any young lady I have
ver met. She is the most cha% ming
oung lady hero. She fawacenates you
t once with her enchawnting man
ers. But here comes her.awnc, and I
aust awak you to excuse mue"
Mn. It. M. INNurDY, the Cosboline
an, of PitLstWIrgh, haas' Just purchased
ho entire WLoek of biuuldings, extend
ng from 31 to 4 i Avenue, fron tlng on
niuthfield and running back to Cherry.
Lvenue, valued at $275,000, and ae
ordiag to plans and speciflations the
ntire block Is to be removed inside of
hirty days, and a handsome building
vill be erected, costing one aillion of
ollars. i here must be something in
arboline besides the name.
A YOUNo mother, in despair of over
eaching her idle little girl, aged four,
or letters, and thinking that perhaps
he child knew more than ake would
dmit, said: "Now, Katie, I won't try
D teach you to day; you shall be mo
her and teach me my letters." "May
really and truly be mother?" said
[ate. "Yes, my darling." "ILtt's
egin, then, was the respotise. "You
ave been a very good child to-day,
id you may have a whols ioliday I"
nd Katie shut ip the book and ran ofi
sughing.
"Wiura.. I declare, I don't know what
D preserve this Fall "' exclaimed Mrs.
uasabott; peaches Is high, and plumn
sn't wot th putting up. and quinoes is
a bad as hive syrup." There i it0
nowing how much longer sire would
ave gone on, if Mr. F. ha I not sutg
ested that she might preseL ve her temn
ior, for want of anything better. Then
he stopped; but lie didn't. He left.
A RIrc.rrors body having resolved
D build a newoehurch, the pastor went
bout begging very z-alously, accept
ng notonly the widow's but the chlI's
ilte. In the Sunday school a few days
fterward, while Instructing the chil
ren, lie compared himself to a shep
erd,and then inquired1 what the latter
Id with his flock. One bright-eyed
Wle fellow promptly replied, "he
hears them."
Blumbuggrs ALInI.
I saw so much said about. the merits
f Ilop Bitters, and my wife who was
lways doctoring, and trever well, teased
ie so urgently to get her some, I con
luded to be humburggedl again ; anid I
in glad I did, for in less than two
monthrs use of' the Bitters mry wife was
ured anrd she has remainedJ so for
Ighteen months sinces. I lhke such hum
ugginrg.-lI. TI., S. Paul.-Pioneer
"rcBs.
SnE was a (our-year old blonde, gen
rally quiet and tractable, but mamma
ad provoked her. "1 don't love you
ny more, mamma!'' "Very well,
ear, your neednr't." "'Well, I don't
ove you." "All right, dearLe, mamma
nill try to get along." Well,I do love
oun; but I dlon't feel Just like it now."
A YouNG artist who lives In a board
ug house wants to know how hre can
earn to play the violin without dlis
rrbing the other boarders. "Soap
our bow, young mail, soap your bow,
nid bathe time strings twice a (lay ini
weet oil. Then you can sit up ali
right and play overtures, and nobody
vil mind it."'
"Do angels fly, rmanima?'"
"Yes, love."
"Then why don't our hired girl 113 7'
"Why should shre fly, baby ?"
"Cause w hen papa kisses her, he calla
ier anykel."
"She'll fly-conmc, I'll show you.''
A nor of twelve years, dIning at hie
mule's, made such a goodl dinner' that
ils aunt observed, "Johnny, you ap.
ear to eat well." "Yes," replredl the
urchin, "I've been pratctisiing eating
11l my life.''
'i'ur Newport swelIs are harvinig great
port at mock fox hunting. One young~
aan goes ahead and leaves a sceni
long tire ti'ail and the othmers follow
rim with dogs.
Pr.Acrcs down by the seatsidec, whcrc
he swell of' tihe grandi oihi ocean comes
n, are the only real swell watering
laces.
Titm man who doesn't know Ihis own
nind should be ritroduced as soon as
t Is big enough.
MA-rT cooks are p)lentifuil enough. Ii
Stire fancy pastry cook that takes thu
ake.
L~AiE will never succeed as rail
way conductors. 'l'eir trains are al.
ways behind.
A cooI.NNss has sprung tip between
might and( morning.
Rational Treatnenrt, and Positive Curves
Are what the afficoted seek for, and
hose who resort to Dr. Pierce's Famnily
hidicines are not doomed to disappoint.
nent. So positively efllaelous ini his
!avorite Prescription in all cases of fe
nabe weaknesses, nervous and other do.
rangements incident to the sex, thai
this potent remedy is sold under a posi.
Liegaate 'rparticulars see
iway by dIruiggists), or see tire wrapperm
f the medicine. Sold by dIruggists.
W AsacA, Minn., April 6th, 1879.
R. V. Pierce, M. D.:
Dear 8ir-f feel that I should b4
neglecting my duty were I to tail i
giving my testimony as to the valure ol
your medicines. For years I have beer
a great sufferer from a complication o:
ohronio diseases which our physiciani
treated in vain. I am now using youl
Favorite Prescription and flid maysel:
almost well. Your medicines have dIone
me more good than anything I hayi
ever used.
I remain greatef'ully yours,
Mas. E. B. iAwrMALU.
ThoOnly IeRe So,
To
pe8Sor 40 i dsasr
Are We SIck? W
Au nw~ an ov
Ali
sem and Nervous Disorderes.
0"idng j a..con of lMw (5GmD bol
no AwrptO g wfe Mof0 dimesaae Ste
by e losPalms and aches t an
y ated w les Coustipatiout mc
Whi stnedvordlooriered Kidneys I
Wia eure murous er nick he a est I
Why have uleepleug mighta I pri
KRIDNEY WORT and rgots Ja
ARalM, Ifo a d Wgrobl compoundand
o f e100W hteer elalee.
OdDdqf As tomU ord#r ft
W3., 0 A ., :rcptistcrs,
(Woined pfest pa1d.) Barneste. V1, S
500
A Xedicir 'ithout a Rival. F1
L
Bit
4 1
THE OREATESTI
KIDNEY AND LIVER MEDICINE
EVER KNOWN.
HUNT'S REMEDY ban saved from linger.
Ing disease and death hundreds who have been A
give u ans to die. an
rUv IMEDY cures all Diseases
of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs,
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, and Inconti
nence anid Retention of Urine.
H UNT'S REMEDY encourages sleep, creates
an i, braces up the system, and renowed
HUNT'S REMEDY eures Pain in the
Side, Back, or Loins, General Debility,
Female Diseases. Disturbed Sleep, Loss
of Appetite, Bright's Disease, and all
Complaints of the Urino-Genltal Organs. 141
HUNT'S REMEDY quickly induces the
Liver to health action, removing the causes
that produce 11lious Hfeadache, Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Piles, &c. p
By the use of HUNT'S REMEDY the
Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain their
strength, and the Blood will be perfectly purified.
HUNT'S REMEDY is rely vegetable, and
meets a want never before hternisd to the pub.
lie, and the utmost reliance may be placed in it.
HUNT'S REMEDY is preparedl express.
ly for the above disenses, and has never 4
been known to fall. till
One trial will convinceo ves. For Sale
by all Druggists. Send for Nimphlet to
WM. E. CLARKE, Providence, R. 1.
9 Prices, 75 cents, and $1.25 (large size).
9
G
0STET Ir
CELEBRATE Di
Fo
Though Shaking like an Aspen Leai
with thei chills and fever, the victlin of malaria Ou
may sti I recove'r by u-ing this C -itbra' ed spe- up
airic, which not only breaKs un the n ost aggra-Ps
vated attacks, but preventrs ~their rt'currence. ama:
It is iI ely rf 'rable to qutnine, not onliybo. Clo'
cause it does S0busitness far moro thoroughly, NE
but al-o on account Of it-i pb(e C wholI!sumoi- ft
aes, and Invigorating tac' Ion upon lhe oni ire
system. For sa.o by all Druggists andi dealers
generally,
$l INAA GOLD Given Away. Send 3-onnt "7j
sta~Q mp for particulars. Address TaxE Ms
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MAKE HENS LAY, ~
traveling in thi contry,sa~ stata moto tim now
says thsat heridan'sh odto Powderstrare ao
earth wl aa e ia 8her n' (lna tio
Moldeveywhreor set y aifr eight let
HOP BITTERS.
(A Medicine, not a Drink.)
CONTAINS
IHOPS, BUOIIU, MANDRAKE,
JDANDELION,
AxN TaE P 'REST AND BaaT MnOA .QUAL..
THEY CURE~
Allt riee of tha rtnach Boes od.
vousnesaaiesswntp lieially
$1000 IN COLD.
eilpheopai for a e th will not cure or
them befor youle.Tk n ther.'le
Drunkemness us of oputbc an_
narcotica.
SEND Fon CIROU LAR.
Hlop Nltter, hi (",. toeh,.ter N . & ATenon, t
haigmcha immenso sal att. parts of th cuty.
and tone to the diseased organs, and through thern ele
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Serefulaus Seres andi Swrellim
I yo , dows, deili have salle
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Wernated wi iBseirregular appetite, at
elciDisover bans equl ait efrecloterte
In the cure of Breueme , Severe euh,
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CONSTIPA''TION
AserAND PIES
eethey systlem of accumulatod and poisonous
eon oured, Mao Pil'., Constipation. liheumatham,
ye volumes of testituony of its wondernami curative
marm than good, or drastic pIlls, bu6 use naturee
Iatn It & ,, our ru it,ric o i'
11 Emauere frey.~ lhs worst Uereflab -
las, Balt-rieumn, Fever Seres, Sealtyo
S bleed, are conquered by this powerin)
lug Teller, Rose Rash, Btls, ~u
go, White Swelags, Goitre er me
w coleofe skin, or yellewisb-browa ges
'ad tat in mouth, internail beat *eW
d tongue ootd, you are sufferin fro
i for all snoh eases Dr. Pieree'suot
et anti radical cures.
Weak Lange, and earl stge ofO
and einent physieians prosoneI the
uggists,
the large, reptulsive. anseous pills. The
lle) are searcely larger tham mua
vegtabe, o articular eare Is raf~
They opertbehut disturbance e
>ouine For ,Jaunie,
sDissiness, Seer ErJtatte
ale la Meuth, Billeusa ta
DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsanarilil Bosore t
R GREAT WOD PURIFOK,
Ift UM as In 2 Aiae os skme aeaf
W BAones, mecsk or Nervea.
W Man0 RUWO T LTIM3 ARD 'm&ATM
10aam, e epal gtowmIn urn ame
Rhemereeham
Liver Complaint, ?0.
on* toes the Sarsaparlan Ven
san reeilagn.Ihe cum ofolalQ
1it1=2nal and Scin
rllhe tpositive Gure for
IDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Vg y LdWob 3 v Grve iOnAlD bete
Urine, AriW Dseie AlbUMtnUrin 2
e se there ar u
hewtr Is thick, cloudy, mixed with sub
stanoes like the white of an orthreadelke
white silk, or there Is a mori, dark, blUous
eperneand white bonedust deosWi a"d
w there is a prikin, bui sensation
whenpaln water, and pain In TO small of
t. a O D r . . Sold by Drug
OVARIAN TUMOR OF TEN YEAR$ QR3WT3
OURED BY DR. RADWAY'S REMMDI.I
one bottle co0tans more of the aq#"eptot.
M tedicies tha any other Wrrtal
ILire Ave er si times as much.
R. R. R.
RADWAY'S
Ready Belief,
CURES AND PREVEl=TS
DYSENTERY, DIARRIGA,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
RHEUMATISM, FEVER AND AGUE,
NEURALGIA,
INFLUENZA, DIPH'THERIA,
SORE THROAT,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
Looseness, Diarrhcsa Cholera Morbus. or pain
MIi discharges from the bowels are stopped in
1& or 20 minutes by taking itadway's Ready te.
List. No congestion or Inflammation. no weak
ness or laSItude witi fouow the use of the it -R.
Relief.
IT WAS THE FIRbT AND IS
The Only Pain Reniedy
tat instantly stops the most excruciating
sisallay Inflammation s, and cures congos.
ion , who her of the Lungs, Stomach Bowels
or other glands or organs, by one appitoatiou,
in fromn one to twenty minutes, no mat.
ter how violent or excruciatin the pain. tie
5theumatlc, Bed-ridden, Infirm,lrigppled. Nerv
ous, Neuralgorprotrted wit h es d mac
BU e RREa A BADY RELIEF win aford
instant ease.
Enlamnmation of the Kidney.,
Inaa rnantaon of Ihe Bladder,
linfsamation of the Bowel"
CID eston oft16e Lunigs,
More Throat, ioneefilli Breath ing,
Palpitation, of the% leart.
HMysterfie., Croump, Diphtheria.
41atarrb, lofluens.
Headashe. Toothache,
Nervousness, Sleepleusneas,
eurallgia, Rhelumnas,
Coid1 Chilis, Agne Chills.
Chilblains and Frost bite.
The application of the Read Rellet to the part
afrparts where the pain or diffioulty exists will
wate wil In a fewropinute curet bramps
Sprains, Scur St omach, Hear tburn, Sick liead
Bowels, and al Internal pains1.Widnth
Travelers should always carry a bottle of Bad
way's Ready Relief with them, A few drop aIn
chane of ate. It is betteor tpaaiYns
Brnyor Bitters as a atimulant. Price ity
BRadway's Regulating Pills.
and Natural11n their Operation,
A VEGETABLE SBSTITUTE NOR QALOXEL.
Perfeotly tasteless, elegant~ cated with
aweeuu purge regulate, pur , cleanse and
RaswAT'S Pu, for the cure of all Disorders
Ler, Nervous Dsases Headache, co .
ness, Fever Ilfammaton of th oels is
and all devangements of the Internal Viscera.
Warrai ted t effeet a perfect eure' Purely
Toebe contaning no mercury, minerals or
W bserer th fol0H in syptoms resultf
M nwA Pi sAIness of teBlood in
id. 1y .f the tomacl Nausea,..eart,
burn Disgust of Food, Fulizes 0r Weight in
tering at the Beart Cho 1griking or ferngten
sations when in a lynpsu rinsso
Vision, Dots or Webs ~fr he Sigh Fever and
Dull pin In the Head, Defieienc ofPerspira
tion, ellow ness Of the Skin and ysPai in
the ide hest Limbs an Sude Flushes of
-A few domes of RADwATs PIal will free the
system from all the above-named disorders.
Puis, ?o Cents per Box.
We repeat that the reader must consult our
b ook a paper onhe subjct of dseases and
PFalue and True n"
'Rda on Iritable Urethra,'s
an others relating to different olasses of Dis.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ nVALUE AND TRUE."
Send a tter stamp to RADWAY * 00,
No 52 rrm. .o. churek .t., N.w
~Intcrtnation worth thousands will be sent
TO THE PUBLIO,
of Dn RADWAT'S old eatablsle U. 11 ILll
rm than the base and wot as Imiltation of
and ilBesure and ask for Rwasand
itatthename ada" i .. o,0,s
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