p sCHOOLANDCHURCH.
j rt, corner tone of a now chapel
I uiiiin Welsh Mountain, Tonn
l-pecu. . ii, ..,,!
This will be the first rclisrioua
it t encouraging to soo that tlio
lfc . I.. .tnn la liii.i,ifli)ii
.jjltioll 01 uiiucoiivu i' ......i.tuS
Jrih Carolina, wlicro tun years n;o
""" - ..., f .H i V.tf ll.n
, L , .rnunil.4 ISKtlli.llOli.
wan u "u ""r"
. th Methodist Conforonoo ro-
. !.. ii..u;n c!t U';ii;..,.,
-ll COS 1" '"" """"
Arthur cave toward the
- nf a new buiMing on the
0U Collego proundi at Belfast.
re young women may be edticiitod,
Sneeringcntios say camp mooting
rrts do not hold out If they hold
. i..n enousrh to go to boil sober
. .i.BnH-fil condition will do tliera
j It th'T break down after a while
,ltone.-.v. a.
rn redTneo to H irvard stmlents.
i .1 H ircriiHOIl iieoiiiros iiiuir
saniest.
i i it
. . iiinn wiiii iiu.i n ' i' i in ti
Of TOUIIj; ----- rs-
.'. mid is cood at athletics has a
II J' ' . " i .:.. i: .. :..i.
Btteri'lianeeiorpopuiiui iuuu min
. -I .t ., nkit vnlinir i,,,,,.
,1)' how au"1 " j"'"
irweihle manners who excels at his
jjes?ni'M Ohscrcer.
ii .1 . i - rn
R-Hoti. William .uo.u.wr. or jo-
n irivnu t io ivi ,c s;s i v nniuia
.iher i'i'),itOJ for educational pur
t They sav up there that years
. h lve I dio'iihv nnd clung to it,
0, he was lllilliceil io unun a liiro
ami imir pin .a i
a,ih mill now ho irives like a man
ra.;in out lire profoiuully in ea:
l:ici;ini majwin Meruit,
Rcy. E- P. Hammond is holding
t.tincta ( lirisliania, Norway, in a
t tall which is crowded night after
i it, ihc uesire oi mo pcopie to near
truth is so great that tuoy are re-
Mitto leave at tlio closo oi the
ices. Mr. Hammond considers
a the most remarkable meetings he
held in Ins long oareor as an evan-
;st
-At Port Townsont, Ore., Mark Ten
, Chinese missionary, converted and
uilly educated by tlio Methodist
,coual Church, has opened a school
l uff his countrymen. He is unu.su-
intelligent. has renounced all con
ions with the tlowery kingdom and
timsm, aim nas vory goou coin
1 J of the English language. He is
lirnest Christian youug man, and
nthusiiistieally devoted to the civi-
iionof his race. Chicago Herald.
Dr. Smith, pastor of tlio First
lodist Church in St Paul, found a
;of men paving the street in front
s church ono Sunday morning. Ho
d them to stop. They did not
n he said that they must stop, and
t on. too. It they did not, ho would
a complaint against each indi-
.1 workman, and see that he was
ted and punished for breaking the
,itli day. At this the pavers took
eir tools and quit work, and the
.'Ctic pustor walked into the pulpit
readied with great fervor, saving
lie course of his sermon, that he
ised to have Sunday observed in
ofhUclmrch if not in any other
A St. Paul. St. Paul Globe.
UUSGEHT PARAGRAPHS.
ho money was spont foolishly
lewonu would be out oi work
ye.
.Vew York now they sell scrap
st three cents a pound, and the
its it is wholesome.
'he Tounsr lady who can peel a
in live seconds is as useful as
oiini woman who speaks live
0"es is ornamental. l'rairie Far-
man In New York advertises to
it'e pupils to play the accordion
lessons, t'ruuo in that city as-
n;inv phases. Norrmown Her-
lr. Smith eone abroad. Mrs.
"Yes, he is visiting Canada
Wtii." "Ah. what ailed him?"
'was a weakness in the spinal
not his ledger. "M Y. WttncM.
"lilt compliments: "Ho "How
'J like Signor Hilkinsonios
Beautiful, is it not?" She
'n't think so. I prefer yours,
'en, you . know, 1 am neou-
-lmli Punch.
K'You are holding that umbrella
niiij side to protect you from
She "I know it, but there
Irea.lml Miss lkiggs. ami 1 in-
t to s.'e my new bouiiet."-
fnt I'reiK.
Vhen I have a cold in mv hei 1.
very dull and stupid, r.-
wm:in in nublie. "i o ;
CI''M, then, sir," rcplii'd : u
''email, "for I don't renn-ni
r '."in? you without a cold m
u -..V. Y. Tefeqrnm.
IJCKY DRY GOODS MAN.
r Valencia, who presides
hosiery department in Keane
dry coods store, is a firm be-
J -tf there is good advice in the
' "If at first you don't suc-7-
again." And that he is
mg is eviueiiueu
at after wooine the Goddess
e for years, she smiled uion
1(ie last dra win a r,f Tii T
iryand in consequenca
- -".Her man when lie pur-0le-fifth
of ticket No. 48,000,
the second capiul prize of
''lenciawas hannv nn.l -mil-
wrday afternoon wlipn intir-
ncerning hi8 ROod fortune.
ecu nr m in t k a T.:.;.inA
v 7 ever mon for yeMrsly
v'encia. n.l Vnni.i ,rA "
fgood lurk when I learned
a prize at last. But
t3 in gold coin for
- ( Monday, I began to re
14 fortune. I wan able to
,anwith cood Brace Thanks-
ftJt Said h "an,l nl,..T
J omes I will count in the
lnt little Christmas pres-
''anciMo Col., Choukle,
BLOODY faERONIMQ.
Adrentum or IU.1 ImlUn Who I.onr
V Deluded the lulled Hiittet Army.
United States Indian Commissioner
Atkins speaking of (ieroniino, the ffiirr
rilla Apache Indian Chief, who p-ivntlv
surrendered to Geuerul Miles said:
"There has not been such a warrior ns
Geroninio fcinee the days of l!ob Hov.
lie has Mib.sistcd on tlio roots of tin
desert and the serpents of the mountains
for neaily two years. He has been his
own commissary and chief of transpor
tation; he has worn out an army, and ho
has kept a vast region of count'rv in ter
ror, l'art of his lime he hits keen
rt ouii'ied and sicK Hi barharious hero
ism and endurance are un.siirpu.-sed ,..
auy thing in history.
"There are a good many points about
this wonderful campaign that the public
at largo are not fanul ar w tli. The re
volt that has just been brought to a close
by this capture wasstarti d iiy a woman,
the wifo of Chief Maligns. She is a
woman of gieat force of character
and strikingly inHleetual for a
Sipiaw. .She planned t!io escape and
urged tlio band to desperate deeil.
Sim was the .loan of Are of the
Apache race. The cseiipo of (icron ino
from Fort Ajmcho look 'place on May
17. 1JSS.". With him he took .".I l ink-.
8 boys and ill women. They traveled
l'-'ii miles l.cfore camiiing, ' and their
liiiiie:s were hot upon their tracks,
but thev didn't get in sight of the In
d.niis. V'or hundreds of m, les this clia-e
was kept up until (ieroniino was in ihc
fatness of the mountains. Finally, af.
U r a desperate caiiinai'Mi. he wxs'eim.
IhimI by General Ciook. hut was held
onlv one night, when he ( s -aped :ij:i n.
A lew (lavs alter ibis e.-cape he return
ed into the fort with four tuick. an, I.
sei. ng a white woman, told In r that it
she did not tell him where his wile's
tent was In would kill her. The woman
pointed out the siptaw's tent. Geroni
nio took his wife and was again at
large, having accomplished one of tlie
most daring and heroic de.'ils ever re
corded. Now that he is captured after
such a desperate chase. General Miles
w, 11 take good care that he does not
again escape. It would be a rellection
upon the general that he will take good
care not to have it occur if this des
perado should again get at large."
At the Indian olVice the history of
th s notorious liidii.n was fully looked
up. His name, spelled Froiii'ino. first
occurs in Agent Hum's report of the
San Carlos Agency in ISTii. Mr. Glum
writes at length in that year of the re
moval of the Chiricahu.i Apaches. In
April a band of flies' Indnns attacked
Sulphur Springs Station and killed two
men. Messrs. I'ogcrs and Speiiee. The
same hand attacked the ranches of the
Km San Pedro, killo I one man mi l
very badly wounded another. A com
pany of cavalry went from Fort Howie
to pimili these murderers. They pur
sued tuciii sixty miles and had a
They killcd'no Indians and returned in
May. Six of the Inricahiia Apaches
were removed to San Carlos.
The name of the Chiricahua Indians
had been a terror to Arizona and So
nora for many years previous to this.
.Many graves in Arizona marked tlin
n still" places of their victims, and their
aids for plunder and murder were con
tinued until the very day of their re
moval. J ho reason for their removal
w as that they could be managed belter
n the San Carlos iiffcnev than in the
mountain fastnesses.
M this time the tribo numbered live
hundred able warriors, well armed,
hravo and exoer onecd. Thev had de-
lied the army, and had invariably hoen
successful in all engagements with our
troops. Gcticral Kaut,, who was then
in command of the Department of Ar
izona, cent twelve companies of tthe
Sixth Cavalry, two companies of Ind an
scouts and a company of Indian uo-
1 cemen to Apache Pass. The Indian
scouts had a small engagement with
Chief Taa, who commanded the Chiri-
nhusn, luitTaza and his tribe, when they
ndi rstood what was desired, voluu-
te -red to go to San Carlos. About sixty
nutans under Juh and Geroninio ran
nwav into Sonnra, where their home
had formerly been. Thev soon t red of
remaining in Mexico, however, for they
received no rat'ous there, and so came
back to the United States.
On September 2. 1S77, three hundred
Hot Springs and Chiricahua Ind tins
ml lenly deserted San ( arlos. Jhey
were pursued and thirty of them cap
tured. The remainder went into New
Mexico and began to kill and pillage
t iers. After a Jong campaign thev
wire captured, out while being re
turned to San Carlos as usual about one
hundred made lhe;re cape tothe moun
tain. A long and expensive campaign
tollowed. The Ind ans were finally
worn out. and cann back only to again
escape, tins t me to the fcan iwalc
.Mountains. II ashtitilon Critic.
Individuality of Animals.
The individuality of aivmals is not s'i'-
hVently considered. Hence too much
.stress is laid upon the performance of
individual Ciiws as a test of the charac
teristics and value of the breed to which
thev belong. The fact is that there is
about as much difference between tho
individuals of a breed as there is be
tween the several breeds, and the indi
vidual is constantly changing with the
d fferent periods of lactation, and from
vear to year. This change can be Seen
in, both the quality and quantity of pro
duct. Hence, as.de from this general
pppearance, the characteristics and
value of hiiv breed of cows can be prop
erly judged only by the performances of
a large n niber of such cows under well
known natural conditions. Uund Sew
York cr.
Unconscious Veracity.
Patriotism is always admirable, how
ever awkwardly it may express itself.
An Irishman who visited a mcnago
erie saw. amongst other animals, a
.Shetland pony of the . mo-t diminutive
size.
"I rckon now, Miney.yoii never saw
Filch a IcetJe, small. ti iniuo jt.ve Loss as
thet one afore, hcv ye?"
Y,s" indignantly, "in coorse I
have. In Uied onid Iiclamf I've seen
a ony as lilt 1 as two av him"'
Yuu'Ji itoiiijuinuit.
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
Lord Rothschild sent Mmo. Tatti,
t a little present, a papcr-knifu of
blonde tortoise shell, "the handle and
the' name of Miue. 1'atti ouo blu.e of
diamonds."
Georgo Jones has a son Gilbert,
who is superintendent of the machinery
department of the New York VYim 0f
Jlce, with a salarv of ten thousand dol
lars a year.
-Harry Durant. of Atlanta. Ga.. is
Mich a bicycle enthusiast that he arose
in his sleep one night recently and rode
his machine live miles into tlie country
and back before sunrise.
An Indian boy passed through liis
maick, 1. T., some days ago, who had
three arms and three eyes. His extra
arm was between h'is breast and
shoulder-blade, and two of his eves
were on the right, but in different
dockets, while his other evo was in its
proper place. Chicago Infer Ocean.
Fifty-seven years ago, July '27, the
mother of Nathaniel Kcene, of Turner.
Me., was buried. Mr. Keene remem
bers the rain on that day. Since then
he has noted each vear tho return of
the anniversary of the day. Out of the
lifty-six July 27 ths since then liftv
three have been rainy. Ilorton l!lole.
Two old soldiers recently met at
Sioux Falls, 1). T., who had never seen
each other but once before, and that
once was at the battle of Gettysburg,
where one of them wore the blue and
the other the gray. At the time of
their lirsf meeting they both were
on the advance picket lines. Chicago
Mail.
It is stated that r. A i:wstv follllil
one morning in one of her slippers a
cold, little, slimy snake, one of six
sent the day before to her scientific
spouse, and carefully set aside by him
for safety under the bed. She screamed:
"There is a snake in my slipper!" The
savant leaped from his couch, crying:
"A snake! Good heavens! Where are
the other five?"
One of tho oddest characters in
Boston, Isaac It. Swatelle, better
known as "Yankee Doodle," a nick
name that ho acquired by invariably
whistling that tune while marching
along the streets delivering to his cus
tomers the boots and shoes he had re
paired, died recently in that city, lie
advertised himself in this way and
made it pay well, for ho accumulated
ouite a fortune by his industry and
dabbling shrewdly 'in real estate. The
last years of his life were spent in a
house ho had built at a cost of itvO.000.
Boston l'oxt.
There is living near W'hitesville,
Harris County, Thomas Harralson,
whoso wife eleven months ago gave
birth to triplets, two boys and one girl
Cleveland, Hendricks and Queen
Victoria. These little ones were
healthy and vigorous and grew rapidly.
A few days ago all were attacked with
cholera infantum, and last Thursday
night Hendricks died, Friday morning
Cleveland, and early Friday night
Queen Victoria, only thirty-live hours
from the death of this lirst to the death
of the last. They were buried at
W'hitesville in one grave. Macon (Ua.)
Telegraph.
More aggressive than usual: Agues
Mamma told you that you were not
to go to Hessy's house. Sallv I know
she did. but i couldn't help it. Agm s
Couldn't help it why? Sally Be
cause be-causo -Satan tempted mo.
Agnes Then you should nave put
Satan behird jou. Sally I did blit
he pushed rae.-ite.
Soon tol 1
Little bojr,
I'Hront'8 Joy,
Took thecolio
I'Hri'Korlo.
1 loctiin) came
Without number.
Hoy dieil xame
Cucumber
Chicago Tribune.
Young Fenthcrlv (at a late hour):
Really, Miss Clara, it's very annoying,
but 1 had it on the tip of my tongue
but a moment ago. I was about to nay
to say- er singular, but it seems b
have escaped me. Miss Clara (com
ing to his assistance) - Fossih'.v von
were about to say "Good-night,' Sir.
Featherly. .V. ." Sun.
Over 6,000,000 PEOPLE U3
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rt ftdmitteaioMUw
LARGEST SECOSMCN
m tht tettrld.
0. M.FERRY ICQ'S
SEED ANNUAL
For 1887
will I mailed
FREE to all
amilicants. ami
to ItHt RB1UM Ul'l
Vi wumiui ir
ii during it.
A 7 M.Kvrrvprr.
ton uaina (iur
rftt. Held or
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rtoi mmi Ik M nti'mi. rrt Wrtl Ufl E
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HkAK I Br.AKrToMi', r. it-
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LONG LOAMS
it r fkuir, l au fctjv,
ft. J. ti. Uardaer,
tltdlBi, LrlHCibt.AU. u.
A Woman's
Gratitude.
i h i' n (VTT"f'if.,S'"""lr"V' wrln: "When
I lm,l ns.1 lir. I'li.nv n ',ivoiito PrtKcrliitlim1
om; w.vk. I cum w,.lk .l v,t hl. , j..r- "l.
ami I (s.ulil m int.. ,, wK.n uml ml,, two . .'i
tooiv my iirmhlHirs. Iw.l ,. 1.1.. ... .. . ,?
lout 111 ti e door-vim r. - V ..V.:'' "i " ". K.
tli" ' Kavorlt.. !'r.-M'rtHi.m 1 two w.vkn. I r,Nt. In n waKn t. a
n iI.h.; my ii.-1mtIiIm.i-h wi all mirpriN to . Ui anVl ui
Hlmiit ami hi-hnuir to du my Imiiw-wnrk. nflr do lorloil
wli i III rieoii of the b.-l hyrUn w V"t.l.l R! 1
-and tin' hud om. told my husli,in, tmt wnuld never In- alM
to do my umiKeworli any moiv. 1 am thankful to mv (!imI tlmt
I wnito M ymi. for 1 had sunVml tr.nu tViimlu Woakuctw' unlit
1 had uhniiKt irlveii un hi d.wpalr."
I Marvelous
I Benefits.
Terrible
Pain.
pleti'ly, to my un at jny.'
ulveii up hi thwpulr.'
..J.lrs-.,V- F" n-eox. Pilcwhhitt, S. V., wrlti:
for tlvo or nix yeaea 1 had Im-.ii tmdlv tmiihlml
with female wciikiuna and terrihlc luiinH nenwH
the Kinall of my Imek mid pit of the Htomani.
Ilint liottle of Dr. I'ienvR Favorite l'1-.m-Hiu
'' ' a.'t.il liko a i-liarm. and eun-d mo iiin.
Hot. 8nNrr 0. Pavir, (7nf n, JflrM(xtti, writ. r
" I wlnli, In thin letter, topxpremi my irrntltuil for
Mik. Davla and mym lf for the irn-al itihk! which
ha Ix-en iiccnnplishi'd In lierc ly the uw of
your proprietary ni.tlU-ini-n. Whin Khe lx(mii
to take f lli-lll. In .lillilliirv hiMf. hIio ihiiiIi! mil 1.11.
dure the leant Jar. eould walk but a very f.-wle at time, and
eonld may up only almut thirty minuted at a time. Now nhe not
only mtM up almost tlie entire day, hut can walk around, mil on
her neiKlilMirH. two and thrtt block awav, and not feci any
Injurious cifcct at nil. Wlirn we coiiNider Hint he bad kept her
ix-d the irrciitcr part of the time for four
teen months, nnd would low re pcnti-dly the
iidvanix- he had made, her pniift-ns now mriiii
niarvelou. We had nlinoHt loct (tinfldcniv
in medieal praet it lonerM, and advert iw-d rcm.--diea,
but have found in yonr Dr. I'lerce'i
'I'avoriie rnmriptlon ' and 'l'lllet1 the
nun wineii wo M iievu will uriuir atiout a
recovery."
Bed-fast
For Months.
proM-rtlei needed.
complete and tlual
TREATIN6 THE WR0N6 DISEASE. '
Kru"'i.! :"!ily ''.y.MjiiM. ono with dymH-ia. another with palpitation, anolln-r with baeka.-he.or
cor iimX 'T'"' "'""""'-'"lv.iiid their, asx.oimr and uidilfen-nt
ll svmnt mi" , s ,1 1 ! uch. i., n.m nality. t hev nro
' hi a" v bmi a "V "Vl,l'l"n ta If.'"''"11" '" ! cause of auir.-rhw. h- enc.ainni.-M 1,1 pra.-thw
, ' l.r -e m X ;.r.lm il I. .1 . V !", 'i"'"'1'; '"' ,,ru,'a 'lv w"m' f"r ,h" '"atmi-..-, and oilier compl ,-alio,,
oloij "l mis ry would perhaps have entm-ly removed the dis-.-aso. Iheivhy inslitutiuK comfort Instead
Doctors
Fail
"I'cmalo WonUnesi" 'urcd, Mr. Swiui
A. l.ovm.V, Um-niitU. .Mil l- (,.. mm, wrilea:
It. . I'lKKiK, M. D, I km- Sir - Havlim Ikh-ii ill
a tiuinlM-rof year, and ImvIiik tried in um aimost
c I"" ,' 'ivitiisi-ii n-misiv, us wen an ha inir paid
t"""MM n,l'W ,1 Itnmli..,.! ,l..llN . I I .l7..i.
j , . . V ... ,mii imill I'll 11 Hill.
without benefit, I was finally indueetl to consult you. Vou ad
j Ipih ino to semi Tor your meilii-ini-. 1 ae-ordiiiflv w-nt for von r
Misllcal AdvlT,'ix iNitll-w or vmir Mini, ten Meilical Dlsisiv'ery,'
Pixoryoiir'Kavorile l'n-eriptiiiii,' and mx vials of vour ' I'leasa'ut
1 uivativo Pellet.' When I llrst iM-iran iisiuir the'so I could not
B'and on my feet. In ninety dav I could walk a mile, and do
hitlit housework; whilst in six months I was i-omplclclv eiuisl.
uud my health ha remaluisl arfeet ever aintv. I retsimmeud
you and your iiHslieini- when-ver I irn. and loan your 'Ad
viser to my frlemla. Two of our most prominent physicians
who navo read your (Treat work 'The People's Common Sense
Medical Advisor," iroiiouuoo It tho boot family iluctor laaik tluy
liavo ever soeu."
Mm. rAnoMNR Tivnts. rornrr Dilr nnd Arfwtt
SticftM. Halifax, . S write: "Dr. It. V. Pikihk,
I ttmailr ,l,....l. I
' ' ,.,,,,m ,,i'u ii I iiiiiisiiiiii LIIHI1S
l'"r ,h" r,'i','r V"llr vnluiilile inch, till', the
nunnd. I 'ravorlte Preseriotlon' ami 'Pellets' Imv., Iv..n
me. I nm nerfectiv (s.insi of ehronie sl. kni.Ks
that had troublisl mo for years. Iliiw mv heart I oicrtlowisl with
Joy Hud (rratltiido towards you, my tonicim etui never cxpi-es."
Mr. T. H. PvrrKKOON, of 7i'fcKirf, f. y., had
siilferiHl for three year from "female weak
ness." wa irn-atlv emaelatisl and " all run down "
a she expressisl It, and Dr. Pierce' "Favorite
I'rew-rlptlon" and "(lolden Medical IHwuvery"
promptly cured her, an they have thuusauds'of
All Run
Down."
similar ctiH.
"Da
Likewise."
Mih. U. V. Mono N, of .Yriciiill, f.inrofii i.,
.lliiiin-, Riys: "Five veai-s iiiro 1 was a ihiailliil
sufferer Iiinn iiterini- troiillc. Ilavlnir ex
hausted the skill of Ihn-o physician. I was onin
plcti lv tliscoiiriiKcd, mi, I so weak I could with
llilllcllitV cross llll roii'll lllom, I iM.lrni, liilil,,.
Favorite Prescription' a'ld usinir the iiK-nl trnil-
In liis 'lomuiou Sense Medical AiIvikt."
III tlTlHI uinulh I wms pr-
niiiee. wnae ft M iter to
Dr. Pierce'
incut rcconinicmli-d
I commenced to Iminove lit oius.
frrllil riifnl, and have had no Iroutili
my family phiht, hrlctly mcnlinnltiw how mr hinlth bad Ki n
ivsttm-d. and nllerlini to send the full p-iHiculiim to any me writ
ing I no lor fhcin, uml iiuiwiii); a stmiiprd rm'flnpf or irpl. I
have reci'iv over four hundred letter. In renlv, 1 have dc
erilsl my ease and the treatment used, and hiive citriu-scly
adii-d t hem to 'do likewise,' From n Kmit many I have re
ceived second letter of thank, statluir that Ihcv hud cuiinienisst
the line of 1 Favorite Prescription.' hud sent the jl.ftti reiliml for
tlie ' Moll, nil Ads isor.'nud hail applied the local treatment so fully
and plainly laid down therein, and were much Is Itcriihvudy."
Mr. ItExitv Pattf.hson. of AVip Vorllt City,
Willi's: "I had liccn iimier an eminent phv-
Bi. ,.,.. n.,.. ... ..1..I., ........ I. d i..m -.1,.. f...
p. c ,,,- ,.,,,i,i,ii. io, nun, iw
MlPTlKF I called 'spinal discus.-.' I became worse, during
llllttlilnL. I all flilu time. when, elliillelnir to Ms, u .miiiv ail
Dr. I'lerce Mi dical Adviser at the rcslilcliiHi
of n friend, I read that part devoted to 'Woman nnd her
Diseases.' I soon iH-caine convinced that my disease wa a
uterine iiffivtlou, which, a you say, caused s"iiil)i(tlr back
ache, Inward fever, in'rvoiimcss, and ireneral dehllity. 1 com
uienced the use of Dr. Pierce's 'Favorite l'rccrl'ition' and
'i lolden Medical Discovery,' npplvhnr also tlio I. Mill treatment,
which he recom mends hi Ihc Aili'uer, and lu tlirco uiontlu I
wiui well and slinnu."
generally. Dr. Pierce's Favonto
J
Hot i
"Cure-all"
OVBR-WORHjBD women.
For "worn-out," "run-down," dchililutisl sehiail teacher, milliner, iln-cs-makem. in neinl lioiisi-kis'iH-in. uml m-cr-worke.! u
ices l'livonlo Prisiription id tuo last ol nil restorative tomes.
llr. Pierce' Favorite Prescription Is not u "Cure-nil," but iiilmliiilily fulfills n sinKleiics (if puriKwe, helm;
a most potent SihciIIm lor all those Chronic Weakness,- and Discuses a-culiar to women. It is a iKiwi-rful
Kcncnd as well a uterine, tonic and nert inc. and lniparts viRor and sircnttth to the whole syBtcm. '
It promptly cure iiauseu mid wcakiieH of stomach, iudlH-estion, hloatinir, eructations of iras, nervous pros
tnitlon, debility and sl.i pl- ssnes. in cither tu x. " Favorite Piittciiptlon " Is sold bv ilriiK-itlst under our ol.
tlvo uiiaruntce. For ion, 111 ions, s.4- wranm-r around lsitile. -Irn lleilui-'ed i itl.oii iw. (....
or ltotllea for 5.00. 1 -r
EVERY INVALID LADY wkI for" The Peoplc'sCnniinonRcnuoMiHllcal Advl(r,"ln which over fifty mw
, , i mi' devoted tothe (suislderatlnn of discus.' iH-culiar to women. Illustrated with iiuiuer-
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W uuu-u, proluscly lllustrale.1 with colon'd plates and numcmus W(hkI-.-ui.h, will U- sent lor ten cents In khHko Blani. Addrcm,
WOKLU'SDIsPr.NSAHV MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,' No, 003 Main Street, III'ITALO, N. V.
LIVER, BLOOD AND LUNG DISEASES.
Liver
Disease.
coated, etc.
I'll Medieal
ever was.
iTbaJI
kl
0. W. tiTZ, TindJinmnif, La., wrltn: "For four
years 1 suffered from liver complaint andallaeksof
hllliius fever; loss of apiH-tlt.-, iiiiiisea, (siiislipalliin,
sometime diarrhea, pain in the back of the head,
rlfrht side and under the alioiilder-blades, fullness
1 alter ciitlnir, irenend debllltv, restless nlaht. toiiirno
After takimr four Imtth-s of 'Dr. Plens-'s (lohl-
DlHcovery' and 'Pellets,' 1 hint 1 am us well as I
Samantiia fiAiNts, JjiKkimrt, A'. 1., writes: " For
six or fluid year pmvlous to In!, 1 had iH-en troubled
Willi a M,vm iiton In the siimll of mv tuick. ulw.
PlPC I aenms my shoulder-blades, with consldcnthlv uloatiliK
UflOL. I of the stomach f nun wind : was so nervous at times
I could hardly sla-ep : also troubled with div.lness and
hard bniithlnir sikIIs. I wus induued by my sb-ii-daiiKhter,
Mrs. Warner, of I Mean, N. Y., to try th '(lolden Medical INs
oovery.' The effect were marvelous. After tnkiinf thit-u bottles
1 was' entirely t-uixih"
n 8. I,. FisiiF.n, SWhcj Itaint, X. V., write: "Dr.
General k v- itmruio, n. y. iur mi- My wifU uf-
HkiikiiHk fl.nK fr w,vt.m yearn from frcncml debility. Shu
nr nil try had hecoino a cjiutlriiicd Invalid. The iliysiclans
UtOlU 1 1, w ho attended her failed to help her, nnd It seemed as
If she imiKt die. On readinif one of vonr Memoran
dum llooks, It occurred to me that your ' (lolden Medical Dikcov.
cry' inlirht help her. 1 procured a bottle, unit, niter II use, a
chaniM) for the better wus noticeable, nnd after usinir live but I lis,
she was a well woman. I luive recommended it to several, and lu
every case, it has produced rikkI resulls. I can never fuel too
Krutcful to you for tho savinirot my wile's life."
I. Ivor DIcnp.-MKiiiiiT Ktiiki.t, Fsq., Prii'
If 1st, ol fluff .Niioiys, ylla., writes: "Miss I'.l.iilA
(11 VMM lt (ill. 1,1,.,., l,u,l lUH.l, .h.l, f.,H i.....
TO IllF I v'''"' ""Vi'fii ulfectlon of the liver, but when
IU UIL. lHho was at the lowest, she Imuirht thnsi ImiIIIi
of '(lolden Mistical Discovery r fmin inc. ami.
nltlionifh Is'fon- usinir the liiisllcliie she was irlveii up to die by
all the attendlnir physicians, her father assures mo thut alie
has now fully recovered."
Mrs. Cahumnr Rimmondh, Jlfrdhkt, A'. writ..
"I have Is-en troubled with symptoms of miliaria,
with fever, for three years, but after usinir three
bottles of your '(lolden Medical Discovery' ami
'Pleasant Puruatlvo Pellets,' 1 am luippy to say
that 1 ntn entirely cured, and to-day 1 am irnr-
fcctly well and ulilo to do my own work."
fypi-ln.-I.(rcv A. WtMiu, Tnylar'i Slitrt.Va
Willi s: "Alter many years of rcat siifferlnif from
tho evils of dysis iisla, I wus Induced to try your
'(lolden Medical Discovery,' and I cannot rxprrw
tho gnitltiiile 1 feel lor tho imut imod It has done
me. 1 do not suffer nil V Hum from callnif. aiui I
enjoy life as well us anybody can wish."
Mr. Onrris Bikiuk, H'rst Kmmlmty, VI.,
writes: "Two bottles of your 'Oolik'ii Medical
Discovery 'cured my coiiku and chronlu diar
rhea. It has worked Uko a charm In my case.
It Is truly wonderful, I walktil over a iiilki
hist week to recommend your medicines,"
Malarial
Fever.
fectly well am
Dyspepsia
Cured.
I Diarrhea
mo Cough. 1
"THE BLOOD IS THE MFE." -
Thoroughly cleanse, tho blood, which Is tho fountain of health, by usltiif Dr. Pierce's (loldm Medical Discovery, and irood
(llKcstloii, a fair slou, buoyant spirits, vital sii-enifili, and soumha ss of ton-tit ut ion will !' csuibllslad.
Uoldcn Mcdhid Discovery cures all luimora, Iroui the common pimple, blotch, or ciuptlnn, to the woist Scrofula, or Mood
poison. Kspeclallv has it proven Its ellleaey ill curing Salt-iiiciuii or Tetter, Fcvcr-sorcs, llli-joint Disease, Scrofulous Sons and
Swciliuirs, Hulaitfcd UUUKia, anil i-juiiik Liccrs.
Abscess of
Isaac Oiiison. Kchu-ihkI. fa., writes: "Mv
will' is (Tl'ttmir well Ind. When slic Uiran to
I ii, vmir l litlilcn .fi'ilii:il lilsi'overv.' onr b,-sL
I llCD I'liiet'oi' in ludiaiiii County Niid tui would die.
UVCfl. I Tli'-y siid your misliciun would do her no
uihsI: that nhe had an ulcer on h'-r I vera hiri,-c
n lialf a lout of bread. Well, sir, to our Miriirisc. wlien sin- b run
ii-'iuir your '(iolden Meillcnl Discovery,' she (suniiii need spiU.n
up plili'Kui for Nome two weeks, and then cnuiuicnccd splilinir up
( uTiipiioii and bliHid lit lisiki d like what comes out of a lilixsl
loii) lor 8i nut- ten days. S.tu now has been well for weeks."
IfolN nnd :iirl)"incle. J. Adams. Vmu TJnh). Ohio,
iv: ids: "1 hnvo m-isl nini; Isittle of your (ioldi n M dinil Ins
( 'ivery,' and the result is I am lo-ilay fn-c fi-oin tsals und cmliun-ci-
s lor tlio IliKt tiiiH' ill uuuiy year.
Contlinlloii nii.1 Uerrt.-Mi. A. D. Johnson, Ontrir
foieii, Ku wriloa; " llie 'tiulilen Meilienl Discovery' rellevtsl uiu
lit once. I Idiil ii very bad Hire on the Imek of my k'ft ham) for
live month, and It cured that, it well as constipation und Indiges
tion, from which I was snlteriiig vwry much."
I n OnTnrTi ri(B I
i r OwtiUrUL'Jld
SOSES.
Mr. A. I,. CiiltY, ymJri, Vrairfiml ('., A'dti-
, .11.', i.iioo. i'i.t d,iii, ns.i iiiiii ii j.iun, mu,
tiili, n down last Jiiiiuury nlfli snelllniis on his
i milt shoulder, left hip anil knee, lie lay bel
iiss lor live liionllis. win n irmit iiI.si-.kwb
BKKKUJ I I..,,,. u l,l..l, ,1 .11..!
i t tlie time lie coiniiieneed iislint your (jolilen Jliiiaal l)istii crv
uiiilcr your advlcr. Now, niter haviiiK uw d four botlk s of ill"
' Discovery,' ho 1 almost wi II and walks thrcc-ln'irUis of a mile
to seliiMil (-very day. A M iofulons som on his iirm, which rim
eoiisiniitly for two yciim, bus Imikd cnuipii U ly under tlie uilbi
(iiceof lim rciiu dy luuisil."
"','cver.Sorc."-Mi. A. H. Ckawpoiid, .an (Irurt, Punw
Ylrln ij., Iuuu, writes: " I urn tla- ii)n wlai wrote to you I wo
M ins u ;o lor advlci- nriiectliur fever-sore on my k r. 1 took six
LoUU sof your '(iiikk il Mdllcul Discovery ' und was cured."
Kcrofnloim Tumor mid orf i:yr.-Mr. H. F,. (Iiiav-
Imjn. of Uitt'MU'ooif.M. ( , wrlli : "My daiiKhler IuisIms-ii entirely
( iired of scrofulous sore eve und a larKii tumor on lu-r net k, I,,
tiic use of your '(lolden Mcdlcul Disouvcry.' 1 have great lailh m
all your medicines."
C0nSOPTI0?J,l7EAK LUHGSs SFJTTBG OF BLOOD.
Golden Modlml Discovery cures Consumption (which hi Pcrofiiln of flm Ltinpi). by Its wonderful blood-purifying, hivlirorutlnir
nnd niitritlvo properties. For Wink Luiur. tipHtiiiK f m.Hl, shortness of llnnth, llroni bitl , rk-veni ( ouglis, Aslliuia, uml
kindn-d alfedlons, it Is a bovcrclgn n intdy. Whllo It promptly curt the severest touglis It strengthens tlio system und
purities tho blood. . ... . . ,. , ...
The nutritive propcrta of cod-llvcr oil arc trffilnK wlH-n compan-d with tv possessed by flolden Medical Dlsc.very.
It rapidly builds up tlio sjstein, mid hicrcuiscs tho UiU and wiIkIH of those reduced lx low tho usual stunduid of laalth by
LUNQ
Disease.
WHsimif dlscusiw.
A Wonderful Cnrfi.-nANfn-Fi.rtciifr, Fi..
(tliiwrrttr. Maw., writes: ".Nearly tlvo year into, I
was taken sick with a disease P Kiirdlng which the
three physicians who attended me were unable to
ajrnm. tine, of tho foremost physician In Iloston
ciille,! It a f otnnr of the slojnnell. find treaU-d mo for
that, miirly killing m with physic; another, n immieoiHitlilc phy
sician, thought I Find conHiiinption. When taken sick. I wcIkIh iI
1"i7 iKinnds. I siifTf.-n-d troin a heavy aoiivh, nlght-sw-ut,
kidney tmubhn, etc., and wa reduc-d so rapidly that my physi
cians mve mo up. They wen! utiahlo to help me In tho least.
At that timo I weighed but ninety Miunds, snd had not been abln
to lie down, but had to lt up in order to breathe. I had lss-n con
llinsl to mv room for l month, expecting to die. I wasso bsd
uttiui'-s that I could not ullow any one to conn- Into my room,
n I could not tnlk: nor wa 1 able to walk. I picked up oii of
your memorandum Isioks on the insiroi in" iion i
wm-ra I wa ooanimg, nnn niter f-iiuhib ii i i'h"
tjikliig vour 'Golden Miill-nl Diw-overy. "n' "'!'
ft rat iKiltlo brought mearootrl so that I could wi It
around the room nil day. I ""n Isyan to build
up, and gained so niplilly that it asiomsneo me. i
nine taken no other nn-diclne sin(- then, and have um-o STniim
tweinv tmttu In nil of till Medicine. I slolilssl tilkilll' It ill
Auirint, one year ugo. I b-cl thai It ha laved mv hi-!. I now
weigh about lhd piuni!-, and I think, and my fiu ii'is with me,
that ties m.slielno kiivisI my life. It c rtiilnly is wonh Its welm.t
In irold. nnd I .-..usiiliT it a wonderful reiiily from itj t-tl-.:t lu
curing ull uiy ailni'iiiH."
Golden Medical DioTt-ry U S-M hj Irn?sit.
"SAVED II
HlSLlFLja
Reduced to
A Skeletch.
Coiisnraptlon Cured. W. J. Hahti.kv,
Wro Vrvt, AUu, writes: "I n-t with an old
friend of mine not king Rince, nnd he told mi
nt the very low state of health Imi had been In
and ho nppln-d to our best (kn-tor, but gradu
ally vn-w worse uislirr his tnalinent: was ns
iliiced to a skeleton, had a fearful ciHigh and was thought to
have consumption. NVhlk- In this kiw stale he made a visit to mi'
his n-lullons. und while In a distant town, he purchnsed a boltlo of
nuilkliie odleil, 'Dr. Pierce's Golik-n Medical DIscovitv,' uud
took It, and tiy tho thno It was used he wus us well as he evt-r
hud been. When I saw hi in. Iw looked to Iw In the Idooin of
health. Ills statement caused a giut dial of lnuulry, si lie Is a
mun of high suindlng."-
.TosEl'n F. MrFAnt.ANn, Athmt, la., writ.:
"My wife had frorpicnt bleeding frota the
lung before she commenced using your
'G'jld''n Medical Dls.xivery.' Bho has fwit
had any slneo It use. Kor ome six months
she has Ism feeling so well tluit the bus
d!-intiiiued It,"
Connunipllnii Cured. J. Amiotr fiwtug, DnngnUt. VI..
writ'! "lor live years I suffered very much from a terrllilo
nmgh nnd ik lillitv. More thnti a year slni I commenced to tune
vour '(iolden Mistical Disco' erv.' and It tin coinileU-ly eun-d
inc. I ll'Uiik you for tla: upl ndid health I huve since eujoyed."
Price $1.00 .per Botlle, or Six Bottles for $3.00.
I Bleeding
from Lungs.
WOF.LO'3 CJSPF.KSr.RY EE02CAL ASS0CIAT1CM, Proprlotort,
No, 66j aiolit ytrttt, UVI FALO, K.