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ROW pogo} rougg. pre prI -
rims* Lahr nurses. sens4kabie ifibeiiity
.. aa a Farafture =aver.
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Ia* large squire two-story Ionise; built
after the. ante-bellum Southern . idea- of
comfort, set well back in *a, *eve of oaks
running up.to the big rand, I-. dwells kr. W.
B. Hurst. MSS LILl& is between 15 and 15
veers- of age, the picture Of :health and
s- t
, physical strength, and in every movement
shows it, dasn of nat;ire Minimal, • 'Upon a
requestto ' manifest SOM0 'of her newly:
developed powers, she arthie - and placed
her two --hands on the back of a tiommon
chair. I,• ew-ratnutes the chair began
to move
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slowly, and then gradually
more viCsle tly.. The doctor was requested
to hoId: the chair.. In attemptiog to do so
he found the task .entirely zoo great, and.
was icined by the. writer, but the chair,
nevertheless, still moved„ when Mr. _Hurst
re -enforced us, to apparently no better
effecc, in fact, with all force at our coin,
mahd used intheobject, the three found
it impossible -to -still the trestless chair,
and abandoned the task at last wellex-
hausted by the -efforts. ' There was -appar-
ently not a particle 'of &plied force used
- by the young lady, her [hands. nierely
resting rather‘carelesbly on the back- of the
chair, and after ' twenty minutes - Of the
exercise- seemed not the least exhausted.
We were told that . On a- previous occasion
four of thestoutest men in the neighbor-
- hood had found it impossible. to hold the
chair, it ecs- far resisted their efforts as to
more thano_n,o.e raise one of ithe number off
the floor. ' ffvery large faMily bed_ stood
:with the head. -back to the corner of the
large ,roora. On the foot Of the bed
tile Young 1ady4p1aced herhands, lightly,
and after a few minutes the heavy object
` began co WOW,' and, gradually becoming
-- more- restless, Was _-soon moving about
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the room at a speed so rapid that the young
-lady had to assume a" double-quick" to
:retain position is guide-.- Abaft", Jra Wim-
berly, a cousin of- Miss Luta, _states that
., recently, after the two had together retired
_ for the night, she. heard - a thumping
Maier on the handboard of, the - bed,
which she thought table produced by her
companion with her fingers, 'and :80-
- requested her ----,to desiet, seshe desired to-
-• sleep. 'Mies Lula protestedinnocencie, and
the two then wondered, as the sounds' were
more audible. A playful remark that it
should' -": strike her" caused a sensation
like a slight- _ shock felt. by *lila Wimberly
scout the face. The sound -was then caused
• to inanifest itself where commanded about
the bed, and the bedfinallyscomnianded to
moves, and, to the intense wonder of - the oa-
•f cupants, rolled briskly across the room.
' This phenomenal oirctinastance, it is
- :clainavd, led to subsequent experiments:
. We were told by witnesses- that on -a par-
ticular occasicin -recently While _ the young
. lady was lying -viith her farm 'across the
bed, shethought of some favorite air, when
its music emanated strangely from the:
headboard of the bed and was heard by
more :than a half- dozen .persons _sitting
• aboutthe room. On another occasion an
uncle, a man- above the ordinary weight;
e
sat in si cliall,:his feet on the rounds, while
„ the young lady placed a hand with ith under
grip on the upper beck of the chair, and
, lifted him a. distance across the floor.--
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Ce-clartmon Advertiser.
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IN UDE P-. ItEil.ENVE OF DEATH..
groriebingleiirewettifkise of Mau and Wile
ou the Wreck of the Columba.
An;Ougthe confused iiiasc.who were
.struggliag and: screaming were noticed a
middle-agectman and his Wife. Their con-.
duct'was in marked contrast- with that of
the other passengers. The. panic which
had seized the others was not shared by
them, but their blanched faces -told that
they realized -the peril which surrounded
them., , The only movement of muscles or
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nerve e was *at produced by the chilling
Eairiospheri. They toed close together,
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their hands clasped in each Other, as if
about- to iiontempiate suicide together, and
thus ftdfir the marital vow of standing by
• eaeli other in the varying tide of -life's for:
• tunes and Misfortunes. As the wreck
-careened With the gale from One side to the
other, andwhile the spray and waves were
dienchingthera at every moment, thehus-
band turned, and imprinted ,a kiss upon the
companion of his hfe, and While thus em-
braced, a heavy -sea -broke over the wreck
-and both were Washed away and .not seen
afterward. Mi. Gook says ithe Scene was
one which will remain indtgibly impressed
upon • his memory_until his dying day.—
Bos-ton geiald;
THE 1.4Np OF THE :KANGAROO;
Whaa a Newspaper Reporter
Heard and SAW. 11-
A.ST $1S:F1D - AUSTRALIANS.
(Fron the Sydney, New South Wales, News.)
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- While ,attending the annual shoW of the
Corova Pastoral and. Agricultural Society
last week, our reprecientitiye fell in _with
Mr. Alfred of .Booltenoomana,
highly acoomPlisheid and intelligent gentle-
man incl one of the moat SUOOeSS/14 breeders
.0-1,`,sheep in the, .Murray District of New
Sotitli Wiles. Mr Hay won five prizes to
. sheep{ at the_Cprowa show, and: a few weeks
ago he ipapottpd into this colony the finest
lot of American -merinos, inoluding semi!:
of the most noted prize takers in the
United State*. 4 -This gentleman was
enthusiastici in his praise- Of St. Jacobs
Oil, end saidtbat he always kept a supply
at his sheep station. A few applications
Of the Oil had banished a painful attaek of,
neuralgia, from Which he suffered,- and the
success it enjoyed in America, where he
had seen it. in universal use, thoroughly
conyinCed him that it would be quite a
boon and blessing in the Auetralian bush.
Other grdzers and agriculturists whom
the reporter rast at -Corovia - heartily
endorsed Mr. Hay's Statement, and gave
the reporter the idea that 'this. compound
bathe favorite and soYereigr1remedy in the
up -country districts.. - •
A NOTED CRICKETER'S CREDENTIAL.
In Melbourne the scribe paid a visit to
hie- old triAnd Boyle, the famous Victorian.
criciketer, who was a member of each of the
three'Australian elevens which made Such
a stir in merry England. Boyle introduced
the reporter to Soot% also a cricketer of.
repnte, and Boyle's. partner lathe firm of
BoyIe oz-Seott, whose oricketing and foot-
ball depot in Bourke street; -Melbourne, is
well known in the colonies. Scot#elated
hovilie-had -been- lamed, in the leg,..by a
fearful blow from a priaket ball -on the .East
Melbourne ground, last season: Therumb
swelled very much andthe bruise °wised
Such excruciating agony that holed le be
taken home -in a cab, but two applioatione
of St: Iambs Oil banished the pain,. and
reduced the swelling:- Scott, with that,
characteristic desire to do good, has -never
.ceased to reconimend. the remedy to
-cricketers and footballers, and he says that
it has given satisfactory relief to all bis
athleticfriendewho have tried it.
“piiiiristerei”
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A $evenhIk,4 bid BabreLett at a Nev
. paper Office, - -
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Considerable excitement4forevailed in t
office of neighbor this Morning. Atm.:-
- 6. a..m. a baisket, Was discovered : just insic
- the -door Of the front .office. lycontaine
ababy„ apparently about seven weeks ol
The- discovery of the following note co
siderably relieved the anxiety) of so
taetabers of the FT, P. staff f:
- ' • ' Wnixte. z4f, Jan. 27th, p.:
To r the Free .1.4-ess : it . ..
nEAlt SIB, Pity my misfortune and look c
upon me with mercy. -I am_ compelled t
this to save mitliom disgrace - :in the eyes c
- people. Please place my baby in the ho
will can and see it soon. . It- is not Niptipet
ctlid seven :weeks old on the 26th inst.
_ Ane.'llealthy child, and no person need be
to adopt it. But I would; like to kiiow -w
goes to; Good- ,
Inb s, - - i - BIA
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The anag, ent ofthe Home refr
• take the child—Winnipeg- Times. =
Married -76
A correspondent horn Burford se
Brantford COurier the &l -lowing
death ocourred here on Friday last
Joseph:Frazee. Deceased lady we,
95th, year ancUtali left a husband
of age to mourn ber loss. • The old
had been. married 76 years and bac
- celebrated their ".diamond" _wadi)
-almost unprecedented event. Litt
the giiI:of IS and the young man of 2
thaY were itarried-in the year lfit
that for over three-quarters of is
they would share life's pleasures a
together. From the facts abaieS
case is without a parallel in this
" TheoId couple here referred to ar
'ants of Mr. X.F...,Frazeei ofthis ai
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Dr. 11010.0.., 46100 tioOL -phYsunan III a hospital foechildren
in Philadelphia, fSheit.".pretty blonde, 23.
ytais7oniigs;aritis giving entire waists°,
ion in her position.
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THE FIEND AGAIN BELTED:" • -
The reporter was advised ' to interview
Mr. Arthur Pretty, the enterprising pro-
prietor of the "Compagnie Francaise," 5
Collins street east, Melbourne. That gentie-
man,who had suffered. much from rheuma-
tism, candidly confessed that when he .first
employed the Oil he had. not. the slightest
faith in. it as all the ; other known
-" specifici," for his Malady had failed. To
his i tense surprise and delight however,
he 'discovered that before the bottle was
finished, he was entirely and -permanently
cured. He has dubbed it -the:" pain -con-
queror:' and -is ready to say good word
for it .whenever required, - - -
s the
The
• Mrs.
her
ears-
uple
thus
an
• did
hen
bink
ntu.0
pains
tea the
ovince.
he par-
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•STDNEY CERTIKIES
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'Upon his return to Sydney; the rgOorter
was confronted with 'further proof/ of the
popularity of St. jaodbs Oil. _XI:Walter
Haynes, manager for Mr A. G Church-
-wood, the w. ell-lmown wholesale _ coffee,
pepper sag Spice merChant, 147 York
street, was afflicted • SQ severely with- diem
mato lunibago:that he could not rise from
his chair. The application of the Oil
removed the; pain, whin • has -never
returned. Mr. Haynes?' is eso overjoyed at
this : :astounding _cure that he -affirmshe
• should gladly spend o
last:21 he had 1I1
-Little, the go ahead
of the American k
Pitt street,was
once to his expe-
-certify that his *
severe :and p
the use of the- 6
ties were also, acknowledged by a nuinber,
of that gentleman's acquaiiitanis08. . -
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St. J'acobii Oil the
e wor1d. Mr. E. A.
nd spirited manager
ovelty, Company, 291
• interrogated in refer-
ence. He was glad to
fe had been cured of _a
rheumatic affection, by
11. Its unrivalled proper-
'Time ittloAriA
maim*. diary 'Price.0
" • Funeral.
• don Chronic
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- Yesterday a ternoon: 4,11'irritordinary
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scene tints enacted in the -0#-:., donian read
and its neighborhood, In cOpeetion:..With
the funeral of an aged.WOmailianamed Mary
Babinemi; wholWas well knit !in not only in.
Islington' and St. Pancras, bt- - - the title- of
the ' Queen . of the Coate.
throtighotit thetmetrOpolis.
864_ who had resided at
,street, Caledonian road,, ,a
. t�. have a 'still in Somers To
years had 1,icsi4 vendor of
is stated that she amassed - a
being worth no less than k
her-Oustoni to lend td coster
on Fridays and Saturdays t
with, they paying her-
s_ . shilling. • in . . tne.; - c
deceased. was. 'a meet -ewe
She paid- some 20 years- ag 1
Sharman, of -galeclonitin . ro
funeral expenses. Diving
that the. deceased in her wi
that her remains should be,fi
last resting-plaoe. by fauril
white etdocks, and that gtit- wig women
should follow wearing
dress/Se, Paisley :shawls, h:
feathers in theta, and Whit
tbere was to be - £20 spent
tain1ptiblio-housee she nail
terrnong-ers, - and that ther
_band of Musiol in ' iii'itteliclari
Sandi( of -persons congregat
:street, along- the Caledonia
route the pro lotion was .torke. to Vincih-
ley Cemetery. j. So .great,i 4-ieed, was the
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obncotirse4 of people that •,4 .blockeid the
Whole traffic for - the taliV item*, and. in
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, indows!to see
police, under
" Tucker, of
os.t • --difficult
clear . -Ks
Procession,
i..bed oak„ borif
.tioTni:eJic.tioffiarny,..
1, 1884." ' It
was 'dressed
And the bead
-P„,i1EJEN.
at Her
tigers," but
ary Robin-
• Bemert
e time used
and of late
•tee -meat. It
*eat fortune,
00,- . It was
•:Stiges money.
in5 to market
✓ the. loan
_ The
qes character.
'$) Mc.' Frank
-£20 for her
. the rumor
had ordered
ried totheir
ens wearing
t or purple
with white
prons ; that
driak at cer-
a, by the cosi-
iwas, to be a
somethou-
ir BeMerton.
„road, .and the
smile' eases Persons paid for
the -procession. piss by. T
-the _direction ' of Inspecit
,
cp
:the ' Y - division,- had al
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task -- to . ,ke , ' the. sp
'as • • to allow -1 •the funs
When it did etart, to get al
which was of; handsome P
a brass plate, Withthe ins
Robinson, aged 71; dieda-
was reported that - the Oor
in white -satin, and that '
was a. handsome wreath. PA -funerarciar
condsined the coffin, which rw.- s 'completely
covered with expensive wre Ills andoroases.
There _were, besides the r
friends of. the l deceased,
the mourning Carriages, a g
pony-oarts,-donkey-barrow.
being overfilled with costeri
hundreds followed on 'foot
Cemetery; where the ' dace
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TEE GREAT COLONIAL 13013, -SE., t•
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-Dir..WillitiAn Edward Wilson,- of Merlin.
R. TOWLIS & CO., OHO ofthe leading ship-
ping and mercantile - lams -in the colony,
says .that a friend of his, ago eminent 'citi-
zen believes finely in St. Sioobs Oil, and
• loys it in his household for various
c utPlaints. Mr. Wilson is never without
bottle of the Oil in his owu. home, and
deolaies thafit cured the wife of Messrs:
R. Towns & Co.'s storekeeper, who Was
"down-" with rheumatism. - It may be
mentioned that the Hon. 'Alexander.Stuart,
M. A.; Prinie Minister and Colonial
Secretary of New Smith Wales, is a partner
in the flail of R. Towns & Co.
.” THEY CALL HEN DOCTOR 1"
•• tives and, near
followed in
t -number. of
and 'cabs :all
°tigers, whili3t
theFinchley
d was buried
tie, which was
&strange one, devised a gret.deai of excites-
' eiaid, ;left a
rink, and -10s:
e -interment.
-Spent • in the
*4asiad. .
in her family grave. The 4
ment. •Thedceased, it
sum of 1Q to be spent ifl
£, i
for pipes and tobacco afteri
,money;weer afterwar
manner indicated by the d
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-Meg In rowel,: I
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eth's tnne.-
aintily as any
• Poo_ollakieotfigeldglasses
o.
en, tee, they
a fashion of
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Men appeared n El`
:fliffs,pleatedraInd plaited
danie ; they oirried fans a
which to arrange a
order in their- dress. -
carried - and rem
Wearing earrings. But le it should seem
that this arraigdment of nii is,
piece by
piece,' _taking from :,•our illorefathers all
titles.to our respect, it shotiiii..be mentioned
that to men originally bellenged the right
Dir. H. G. Rowellithe popular proprietor
of the Great Western Hotel, at Kattoomba,
is o of Most steadfast believers,in
St: &cobs Oil, and is untiring in recom-
me ding it _for nuniercine distressing corn-,
pIai is. He told the reporter of .several
wolderful. . cures in -tie district, and he
adv rts particularly to the Oise of promi-
nen# offidial, in the service. of the Govern-
ment; of New South Wales.Mi. Rowell's
success. and -enthusiasm in administering
the Oil have induced his friends to 'call
hum
doctor.. ' -
• KINAL IMPRESSIONS.
-The reporter was deeply impressedwith
the splendid unanimity of public Sentifnent
regrer' ding this remedy. All who Were ap-
proOlied spoke readily,.many el-ten:1;4th en-
thumaecit„ of its efficacy in serious and pain-
ful ailments. "Never saw anything like IV.
and k AU that it is claimed -to be," were the
most common. verdicts of. colonitts -whoseutterances carry weight... Bt._ Jacgibi Oil
has bedomiithetalk- of -the tolyn,-. and its
qualities .are eagerly debated - in- in-
terior by scidattersistelector, bashnian . and
-digger. Booth to say, it -is being made plain
to 11.Abet never in the; history bf sAus-
trans, halt a -medical discoverybeen acoepted
by the public with such general lippro:
baton.- - • -
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The new sateens, with, a • crescent: and
star design on grounds Of Various Colors,
re destined to gpai -
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Advice to Coasuisapdres.
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On the apPearanceofthkfirist kimptoms;
lee general debility, lose :of appetite,
chilly sensations, followed AiLliight,ssiesitte
!and '• .cough, prarept Measures of relief
should be taken. Donsiimvion is .scrofiil-
aus disease of the itingi -therefore use the
great .anti-scrofuloue or blood -purifier . and
strength -restorer, Dr. pierce's , " Golden
Medical Discavery.7 Superior to odd liver
oil as. a . nutritive, _and unsurpassed: as. a
pectoral,' For; weak lungs, spitting. -of:
blood, and: kindred affections, it has no
equal. . -: Sold. • by druggist. ;For 1 D s
ler op 's treaties on Coneuraption send two
stamps. WORLD'S DISPENSARY : MEDICAL
ASSOOIATION, -Baal% 4. Y.
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The life ; of -man -oonsists not in seeing
to wear -ruffs by virtue of -
ship.-- It was , only whe
masculine privileges, an
that a- keen competition;
each -sex stray° to out
extravagance, i and 't e I.ds Of people
appeared --Its if borne orOihen.tienchers.
Earrings, too, Were worn binen.before the
Conquest. -Thieoeinnot b.s- eld to exOnen
ate Men from blame, no ivert us from
the conclusion - that 1 at - certain,
periods men I have gene dy adopted an
Miseemly display and be guilty. of an
effeminate refinement in etas. It is aot
so intich to- -01e -discredit'.! Englishmen
-tharthey wore petticoatsLnd stomachers
in ei
arly days, when' ththosere recognized
parts of ir
the ale costume s it is to the:.
disgrace of their descendaits Who took up
the wearing (*.fripperies a fineries pro-
per AO women—the dissoluti cavaliers who,
after the Restoration, pr ed, themselves
out in laces a d ribbons d feathers and,
flowing curbs, or the orava,..‘0 and beWigged
dandies and Macaronies Oli the succeeding
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reigns; 'who, with :. their - glpcoits,lacied
cuffs; silk breeches, cloc03-stoakings and
buckled shoes, were at heastas fine, and
certainly no I less- .depral-(-4, than their
fathers.' It is well thattl.uasculinkiiress
has now. distinctlinens of 4..imaroation, and
has hi -morns generally dar. *,and sombre in
color ;..so. that, although mashers". and
." dudes" perpetuate effe inacy in -men,
they ' have not at least' he' advantages
which gaudyapparel and , Mnrcion garments
rnight givethemin paradi ' the degenerate
daintiness of iijhich they So unworthily
vain..
I _- . .
litire lUasY,IP
iginal owner -
ladies invaded
t took to ruffs,
egan, which
the other in
viSiOLIS and ;In- dreaming dreams, but in.
active charityand willing service.
- 66 difilt No Hoye; Ladies I " -
'Or- Dr. Pieree's "Favorite Prescription"
is prompt :1 and certain remedy for the
painful disorders .peculiar toyour sex...By
druggists:1
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1, Simplicity, of all things; ie the hardest to
he aopied,.and ease is only to be acquired
With the greatest labor. *
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'Woman- add Her Diseases
,
is the title oils large illustrated treatise, by
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo; N. X., Sent to any
address for three stamps: -.- It teaches .suc.-
.
easeful self-treatmen‘- -
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HE • .ART OF PROLONGING_
life consists in underlitanding the essential
conditions onwhich the ..fact of life depends.
But to reconstruct the human system sitar it.
has become physically &Moralized by disease
is really- to create a new being. Yet; that -this
can be done, is capable of actual demonstration.
Dr; Wheeler's: Compound Elixir, of Phosphates
and Calisaya; by aiding the digestive process, and
furnishing the elements- -of bone, muscle .and
nerve, Perfects. the assfmilation of food, and
complete nourishment of the tissues ;morbid
prodactsand humors - are • removed from the
I blood, and .a healthy process of repair Bot .up,
which gradually restores and vitalizes all the
organs, according to nature's process of buflaihg
up the feeble Constitution.. .
Parisians are combining English crape
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with satin for effective dinner and reCeption
toilets.. - •
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ts,44. Paistio#, N'•
o 114:444 /Air duriiViire war in
oaring for the sick and wounded, is nOw an
invilid and inpusiedy,-Niropmpftfaiiies. She
has Asked -thiic-GoifeeninT3nr` (Or' $2,50%
an it is probable that.she will soon get it.
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irdie M Hennepin .
w it at the seashore. • - i
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Oh see that!" exclas
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"Sae what?" inquired )4
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"Why, see that little
the *wavelet like- a tiny 1 ,
the scene.,, 1- -1 . d _.
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. " 0- coine, -you ha 104$
pump
let in the back yar
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• little headleti" - I
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66 _BOUGH ON C
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:Ask for "BQugh on Cough
Elora Throat, 11 axsenass. Tri",
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..For the ' overcoats an,
girls and boys taking thi.
bed velvet is- uite popul' 1
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It seeins impossible that
such common, simple pl '
MaildrAke,,Dandelion, etc.i-
and' such great cures as '
when old and young, rich. ai.
doctor, lawyer and • editor I
been cured by them, you I ,,
them yourself and doubt ndj.
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•rLydia E. Pinkham's great Laboratory, Lynn,
Mass., is tttring out millions of packages of her
celebrated Compound, Which are being sent to
the four winds. and actually find their way to all
lands under the sun and te the remotest confines
of modern civilization., . •
Large iloWer designs on the new silk'
fabrics will be outlined with harrow lace,.
embroidered in jet . or beads. •
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ntivutiv OF MAN.
Nervous • Weakness, Dyspepsia; Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by "Wells' Health Re-
newer." $1-. -
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- A little pelerine orape, just covering the
shoulders is pretty and fashionable with
the toilet; for children.
The Bathe measure will not suit all air-
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cumstances.! But Kidney -Wort suits all cases
of liver, boVels and kidney diseases and their
concomitants, piles, constipation. diabetes, ague,
etc. Try it and you will say so too.
FOR- THE '
MONEYS, UYER AND i URINARY_
THE BEST BLOOD PEK)INI3OR. -
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- There is only one way by which any diaaAja can
be cured, e.,nd that is by removing tilal Ouse--
whateverit may -be. The great ine.cliog %tither-
ities of theday declare that nearly every-,Osease
is caused by deranged kidneys- or liver.,W ,iestore
thes • herefore lathe only way hy_whifr_Ahhealth
can be secured. Here is where: WarRtgolilate
Cure has achieved' its great reputatio auk.. .
directly upon the kidneys and liver an-yilplao
them in a healthy condition drives sease
and pain from the system. For 11111C.idaoyLivet
and -Urinary troubles, for the distrogug _die -
orders Of women, for _Malaria andklOsioal
troubles !generally, this great reme47.,4 no
equal. Peviare ..of inipostors, 1mita and •
concoctions said -to hi:Oust as goo& '
For Diabetes ask for Warner/a. -
hetes Care. - -
For sale by all dealers..
a. vvAxv.zia a co; :
Torontkpat. Hopheater. Y Lou
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•49. little withered cipote of two shades of
blue, pink or yellow is.. the proper bonnet
for the 5 -year-olds. - -
!aria tlhe Diamond Dyes more coloring is
given for 10 cents than Many 15 or 25 -cent dyes.
and they give 'faster and more brilliant° colors
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jenny Lid's son.Walter Golasohmidti is
to be married in London . shortly to Miss
Daniell; eldest daughter of Col. James Le
Gegt Daniel1.
• Home Items. _
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: ;if you remain sick when you On
Get hop bitters that never—Fa, ;
f:•• r
:The Weakest worean,-smallest &lid awl -sickest
:invalid can use hop bitters with safettitil great
good. • . •
mei tottering aioundfromit a ' m
kidneytrouble or any weakness will
new.by ing- hop bitters.
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--My wife and daughter were made Agoiltlay by
the use of hep bitters, and. I. recomueLgi them
to idiT people.—Methodist Clergy/nal:141,, -
• I Ask anytoocl doctor if hop
. Bitters are not the hest family me,
On earth. •- 4,„
—Malarial fever, Ague and BiliOnsr;esal. will
leave every neighborhood as soon as #0441;itters
arrive. • - • - ',/
mother drove. the paraly. sis andtenrallia
all out of her system with hop =Ed.
Q*80 Sun. '
—Keep the kidneys healthy -with
and yonneed not fear sickness.
—Ice *ater is rendered harmless a
freshing and reliving with hop bit
•draught. ••
a-Theivigor of youth for the aged,
in hop bitters. -
ittert
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HE GREAT C
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As Ltis for 'op. the painful dilteaseif e
• KIDNEYB,LIVERAND 201,01a
It aleanses the system of the sorikpOSon
that; causes the dreadful suifering v -'-oh
only, the Vieth= of Rheumatism can 2!Z0.
of eke pou_sAtiosi OF oAm.gic,
worst rorms or
nave been quicklyrelieved, and in s
:PERFECTLY,CURED.-o
$1.' LIQUID OR. DRY, SOLD. BY B
44- LDry can be sent by meal. ,
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co. ,Burlirr'''inVt
Ts.
her brother
d 2irdie.
e-etoitial John":
diet just above
et danoin_g O'er
er go out fio.the
nd soak your -
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1 ..Loss of Appetite,
Sour Sto
HabituaLeostivenes
Sick Headache and 13i1io0.00s.
Noe, 24, per bottle. Sold by all r4itasts.
Almost the only _trim
children is the la
the handsome silk And
little chi
=owls iiswadvt
Infallible, tIeee hirfl
feverishnese, restlealltess,
tion.
, I
az: Coughs, Colds'
e 15c. Liquid,- 50
remiss of little
t.ret steps, rib -
remedy made of
a5 Hops,- Buchu,
led Make so -many
Bitterd, do; but
r dor; pastor and
•.testify to having
*believe and try
ey
g employed on
• diesile0
at forigne.
s. dart1c; for
rimy constipa-
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LYDIA N K ANIIS
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VEGETABLE 0011130UND,
a-Positly0 quo. •
FOrnlithOge;$infultioniplaints ant Weaknestrei
• ' so common to our best female population:
-A Medicine for Iranian. Invented by a iireinani
. .
- Prepared by a woman. *
The GreatettDisesiei7 ;Shoe the Dawn of Histery.
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arlt revivecthe :drooping spirits, inilgorateti- and.
harmonizes:the organic functions, gives elasticity 'and
firnmesi to the step, restores -the natural -lustre- to the
eyd, and Plants on the pale cheek of womear the fresh
roses Of life'S Spring and early summer
lir'PhySiolads Use ii -a°4 Prescribe it Freely.
Jt -removes faintness, flatulency, destroys. all craigng -
for stimulant, and relieves weakness a t'ne stomach.
_ That feeling of beating down, dousing pain, weight
.and backache, isalways permanently cured* its use.
For de -axe -of Sidney Coinplaints of either men
. this Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA. E. PINSWAWS BLOOD- in:rid-tint
*ill eradicate . every . vestige of Humors from the
Blood, and give- tone: and strength : to -the system, of
man wornan or child. Insist on baving it.
• Beth the Compound and 131Ccd.Ptiritier are prepared
it 233and 235 Weetern Avenue,' Lynn, Mass, Price of
'either, $1. gx bottles for 05.- Sent by militia tb,e form
of pills, or of lozenges; on receipt of price, $I prboX
"ox either. Mrs. Vinkhant freely an4wprs all letters of
Enclose ;et. Stalin. Send for paMPidet,- .
-*go family should be without LYDI& E. 14gX11
TAMES -PILLS, ,They etre COfiStip*I031, bil.10
eoultorPiditY of the liver. 25 gents perbex.
:1 ••.oIdbaIIDruggitS. h'-
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OTRO-vOLTAIO BELT and .oltker firAzoTa.14 to
rpLawers are sent on 86 DO:14'. 1401 TO -
Fst ok.6.4
-HEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD, -w1124:,* suffer-
ing from Nravotra DEBILITY, LOST .71IT41ITY,
WASTING Virr,.,iiorgosts. and all those faisf-ases of a,
PERSGNAL NATORE, resulting. from -.4.figsr,e and
'-0Taps. CIOISES. Speedy relief away Omplete
restoration to HF.AVIII, 'VIGOR ata FUNIi0OD
GUAR:AN-TEED.Bend .at once for 11 ilOstrated,
PanOhlet free. Address - N,
V.....oltain Belt Co.. litarsh611.- Mali;
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• $20a dav `Pirts, /!'lrig an
seiungtheF4.3.0wir
SAU'INONACIOLNICO, TheywiJi
saw off a a foot log In2tdi•nut,s; En4
•' dorsecl'ngre
farnier'caii.makel
'Wen everyj
state
ChineaO:' tie. right!
tomaXtl-Xem. Any!
bemireulars free. WILG-144$,WObington,D.C1
When soy cure i do notman merely te,4i- for
a tim and tben/Mvethein..ramina tea.
.cal coge,, Made. Ole disease of F 1.:ivalrar =- -
remedy.
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rented: Cure tbe worst e - es. ifecasw O'',!-20irs hart ,
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