n.iyftiwiwuMiiiw
BOTTLES OjF
Warner's SAFE Cure
Sold to Dec. 27, 1886.
"No Otlier Remedy in the World Can
Produce Sucli a Record.
TIiIb wonderful mr-cess of "Wnrnor's PAFR Curo" la duo wholly to the rcnl mrlt of tho
Remedy. Kor u lonir tlmo It hus been HEUAltnuit liY nitt linmicsv Ml'tttc.t .
AVllHUliriKS A. Till: OSLY .SPECIFIC FOB KIOSEi; LIVEB ASli UB1SABY
UISEASES ASJ) FEMALE COMVJ.AIXTS.
Thousands of people owo their life anJ health to "Warner's SAFE Cure," and tto can
produce 100,000 XESxmoxiALU to ttint effect.
Itead tho following and noto tho large
theso flgnref to fro correct, as our sales-books
BOSTON,
1,149,122.
CAl'T. V. D. KOU1NSON (U. S. Murine
Insp., r.uIfiUo. N. Y.), in lSti was suffer
ing with 11 KKIK I1UMOU l.IKK LEPHOSY.
Could not sleep; wasingrcat aoomy. For
two years tried everything without bene
fit. Was pronounced incurnblc. "Twen
ty bottles of Warner's SAFK Curo com
1'I.kteia cuiied me. nnd tn-dtiy I am
strong and well." (Feb. C, 1S85.)
PROVIDENCE,
171,929,
EX-GOV. T. 0. ALVOUD (Syracuse, K.
Y.), in 188-1 began ku.n.nino down with
Genbiul. Demlity, ncconipanied with a
sense of weight in the lower part of the
body, with n feverish sensation nnd a
Cencral giving out of tho whol organism.
Wns in bi:iiious condition, confined to
his bed much of the time. After a thor-
, ough treatment with Warner's SAFK
Cure ho says: "I am completely he
sioiiRD to health by its means."
PORTLAND, ME
441,105,
MAJOR 8. 11. ABROTT (Springfield, Mo.),
in 1871 wns nfllictcd with Lame Hack,
Kiieumatihm and Kidney Titouiu.E. Con
sulted tho very best physicians in San
Francisco, nnd visited all tho mineral
springs there. Took a health trip to tho
New England Stntes, but for seven years
bukfeiied constantly from his malady,
which had resulted in Biuuiit's Disease.
After usinga couple dozen bottles of War
ner's SAKE Cure nnd two of SAFE Fills,
he wrote: "My back and Kidneys nro
without pain, nnd. tlinnk God, I owe it
all to Warner's SAFE Remedies."
BAL. OF iNEV ENG.
441,753.
miS. J.T. UTClIHY(5(itJ 4th Ave.. Louis
ville, Ky.), was a continued invalid pok
ei.evkn YEAits, just living, and hourly
KXPr.CTlNH death. Was confined to bed
ten months each year. Was attended
by tho I!i:st physicians. Herleftside was
paralyzed. Could neither oat, sleep, nor
enjoy life. Tho doctors Mvid she wns
troubled with rr.MAl.E complaints; but
sho wns satisfied her kidneys were affect
ed. Under the operation of Warner's
SAFE Curo sho passed ii LAitm: stone or
calculus, and in Nov., 1885, reported,
"Am to-dny ah well as when a oiul."
3,870,773. 1
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THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED.
682,632.
KX-GOV. 11. T. JACOB (Westport. Ky.)
was prostrated with severe Kidney
TitopiiLE and lest 40 pounds of flesh.
After a thorough treatment with War
ner's SAFE Curo he reports, "1 havo
NEVEIt ENJOYED 1IBTTEII HEALTH."
CINCINNATI,
873,667
GEN. J I. D. WALL-UN (144 Madison Ave.,
New York), boahcely ahli: to walk two
blocks without oxhnustiou, and, having
lost lltsh heavily, began tho use of War
ner's SAFE Curo and says: "1 was much
iienefited by it."
BAL. OHIO, STATE,
633,158.
COL. JOSEI'll II. THORNTON. (Cincin
nati, 0.)iu 1885 reported thathisdaugh
tcr was very much prostrated; had pal
pitation of the heaht, intense pain inthe
nnAD, nervous disorder nnd cataiuui of
the iiLADDEii. Sho lost flfty-Hvo pounds.
Other remedies failing, they began the use
of Warner's SAFE Cure, SAFE Pills
nnd SAFE Nehvine, and within threo
months sho had gained fifty pounds in
weightnnd was kkstouedto good health.
That was tliro- years ago, and she is still
in us good health ns ever in her lifo. Col.
Thornton, himself, was cured of Cimowc
DiAiuiiKKA of eighteen years standing, in
1881, by Warner's SAFE Curo.
SOUTHERN STATEl73WT7
0. H. ALLEN (Leavenworth, Kan.), son
Edwin, two years of age, afllicted with
ejcthemb case of Biiiqiit's disease, nnd
tho doctors gave him up. By the ad
vico of th doctor's wife, began the use of
Warner's SAFE Cure, and nfter taking
seven bottles ho is peukectly well and
has had no relapse.
CANADA,
1,467.824.
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tentulors, eiic'lobiug; hliiiup ibr reply, uutl Ieam Tor yourelvcM.
CSTERBR00KsI1ms
LeadlrnrNosj 14,040, 130, 135, 333, 161.
XJJt ,e by 1,11 Stationers.
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Tu.Ih.h1 Brim tut hi
tfrt .Ir.li-. r- fmprlcetlal
jam cr iinchmton,
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$V to ta o day Hunpie wnh ti m mr.r. Uin
Usofety Rain HoUmr Co., Holly, Mfoh.
AGENTS WaTiTEO U .'.V.': Si;i!.r
Utusi l cirouUi iarcn h atwjiaj. I'm Co, tUicit
335
number of bott'e distributed,
will prove.
Wo ffuarantao
PENNSYLVANIA,
1,521,218.
F. A1AYEU (1020 N. 12th St., St. Louis,
Mo.), nfllictcd with tiiied teelinos, dizzi
ness and pain ncross the back, and lost
nppeUte. Wns sallow and enre-worn nil
the time. Tho doctors failing, ho began
the use of Wnrner's SAFE Cure, nnd re
ports, "I KEEL LIKE A KIQIITINO COCK."
CHICAGO,
2,808,693.
MIt. It. 15IIOWN (2221 Woodward Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.) injured his back from a
fall. Wns confined to his bed six weeks.
The fall Injured his kidneys, producing
intense suffering. Warner's SAFE Cure
hestoiied his kidneys to their natural
condition, and ho writes: I am now
eighty yearB of age, rmap.t and active."
DETROIT
846 946.
MRS. T1IOS. SCHMIDT (Wife of the Vice
Consul of Denmark, 00 Wall St., New
York) reported that lierlittleson, after an
attack of DipiiTHEUiTicSoitETiiitOAT eight
years ago, was nlllicted with Hright's Dis
ease in ndvanced form; by the advice of
Gcn'l Christiansen, of Drcxel, Morgan it
Co., Hankers, New York, sho proscribed
Warner's SAFE Cure, with the consent of
tho physicians, nnd reports, "tho physi
cians say that ho will be rEUixcTi.Y
WELL."
MILWAUKEE
458,894.
MISS.. L. UOARDMAN (Qucchce, Vt.). in
May, 1SS2, began to hi.oat, thenco came
stomach Titouni.E, terrible he ad aciies.u nd
finally the doctor's opinion that it was
JJuiniiT s Diseace, and lNcruviiLE. Event
unlly she became nearly blind, pro
nounccd by tho doctors to bo the last
ktaoi: of Rriht's disease. Alter having
been under treatment by Warner's SAFE
Cure for one yeah, she reported, "1 Ait
AS WELL AS ANY ONE."
MIMSM,
648,017.
HON. N. A. PLYMl'TON (Worcester,
Mass.), in May, 1SS0, wns prostrated by
uhavel. Under tno operation of War
nor'sSAFE Curealoneho passed a laiioi
stone, and subsequently wrote, "I havo
had no liECimitENCE of my trouble sinco
Warner s te.ir E Cine cuued am."
BAL N. W. STATES,
1,767,149.
ST. LOU S,
1,530,527.
CAI'T. GEO. B. WILTBANK, (910 Spruce
St., I'liiln.. Pa.), prostrated in Central
America, with Malarial Fever, caused by
congestion of Kidneys nnd Liver. De
Liitious part of the time. Liver en
laiioed ono-third. Stomach badly af
fected. Could hold no food; oven water
wns ejected. Using less than a dozen
bottlos of Warner's SAFE Curo ho writes,
"I wns COMPLETELY CUHED."
KANSAS CtTY,
717,860.
MRS. (PROF.) E. J. WOLF (Gettysburg,
Pa., Wi'o of the Ed. of thu Lutheran
Quarterly), begnn to decline with Pulmo
nary Consumption. (Over GO per cont.
of ull cases of Consumption are rnused
by diseased kidneys.) Despaired of
i.ivino. After a thorough course of treat
ment with Wnrner's SAFE Cure, uhu
writes, "I am perfectly well."
BAL. S W. STATES.
746,789.
EX-SENATOR B. K. BRUCE (South Caro
lina), after doctoring for years for what
he supposed was Malaria, discovered lie
was nlllicted with Suoar Diahetes, and
hnviug obtained no relief whatever from
his physicians, ho began tho use of War
ner's SAFE Diauetes Cure, nnd he says:
"My friends are astonished at my im
provement." SAN FRANCISCO,
,H6,3'iUi
. Q. ELKLNS (Elklnsville, N. C.) suffered
for ten years from Gravel, which at
tacked him every bix months. Ho lost
45 pounds in three months, nnd his
strength was nearly conk. After a
thorough use of Warner's SAFE Diahetes
Cure ho reports, "lam as well as 1 ever
was, nfter using fourteen bottles."
BAL. PACIFIC COAST,
732,316.
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UU" nUlHPX.-o'&Re
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W. H. VH Otnahft" .
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! VALUABLE GOVERNMENT BOOKS.
A 1'nto'it Attorney miles liout Somi
Mui'lft ov.'Wu! Doctiiticnt.i.
"Ait air.hor wlm gots .?.j,O00 from 3
sinplo book tisua'l.' t-oiisiilcrs lnmsoll
piftty woll pa (I. litx-s liu not?" cjucincc
a woll-knowu pati-iit attorney of a ro
porter. The latter hungrily murmured
"Yes,'" nnd fell into n deup. four-ilimon-sional
rev. tv f a contemplated book of
hU own. "Antl ou w.U acknowledge
that ino-t goveniiiiniit pulilieations arc
valued by tlis posmd-j'iuk shop measure
inent?" iniiiiiiaU! 1 the attorney. "Yes?
Well, there are ton Looks iu the United
StiUe patent otlieo for tho absolute
and iiii-mm;I I onnl possession of winch I
would cheerfully hand over :nv certified
cheek tor 50.000-?. 000 ap oco. They
at" st :ll in ma iucript, and probably
ill not be printed not right away."
The reporter woke up and listened.
l'lio.-o books are the letter books
conlR'Hing the names and addresses of
investors, with the titles of inventions,
whose cases havo been rejected during
the past leu years.
"To commence at the beginning. there
has bi'cn an average of 28,000 cases filed
in the patent ollice every 3 ear for the
last ten year3, and a ) early average ol
18,000 patents granted. Last year there
were !i5, 000 applications filed and 'J4,
000 patents issued, an unusual number.
On tliis showing something like GO pot
cent, of the applications have gone to
pat.'Ut. So there have beon during tho
last ten jeans about 100.0JO rejected
cases. Tin so iu part include cases de
feated in interferences and application
allowed, but on which final fees havu
not been paid, because the invention
proved inoperative or for some sim'lar
reason. Of this latter class there vcr.
fUOJ in 1835.
Now, good attorneys get fully 83
per cent, of their eases allowed anil
patented; hence there must bo some
reason for only GO per cent, of the ap
plication; bo ng allowed. Tho rcaon
is this: Fully S.000 inventors every year
make ouL t lie r cases and try to get
them through the patent ollice. No-'
knowing the routine tliej' almost inva
riabh' get involved in the meshes of red
tape "and procedure and fall by the waj
The dillieulty ma he very slight, a mere
formality, a'dol'ective drawing, an im
properh'-wonled application, an indeli
unto specification, a si ght interference,
or a few needed amendments, which a
regular patent attorney could overcome
in a half hour, but to tho inventor
proves an uiisurmotmtable obstacle, Ir.s
application is rejected, and he gives up
in disgust or despair.
"Cases filed iu tint patent ollice go
first to the twenty-eight principal ex
aminers, accorihng to the sut.iCL-t mat
ter. If they are rejected for am- renson
two u'ars are allowed 111 which ti
amend them or lake other neeossarmc
ton. If no action has been taken at
the end of two years such cases are
teehiii -ally treated as ab.indoned and
are sent to the draftsman's division
where they are entered in the books ol
which 1 have made uient on, an I there
remain. Fullv lift v thousand of these
reject. 'd crimes of ten years fall under
these cond t ons. At a low estimate.
twent.-lie thousand, of these rejected
cases put 111 tho hands of a competent
attorney could be patented. A patent
attorney's fees on such eondit'onal cases
would be about .-r'.0 per easu a gross
sum of f l.'J'iO.OO ). Count our dead.de-
timet, disgusted, and dead-broke in
veulors, still an enormous number
would get out patents f they knew how.
l.ut the trouble is 111.it here no one out
side the patent ollice is allowed aeees
to these iile books. As I said before, if
I could have the sole privilege of over
hauling them. I would gio .fflJ.OOO and
then clear StfOO.OOO. Tnen. again
there are some lil'teen thousand case-
now lying iu the examiners' rooms
awaiting the two-vear limit. Thc.-,oai:
still more valuable, as. if they are tak
en up before the t me l.init evpire, the
initial lees ito not lapse, while 111 the
other cases llioj" would havo to be ro
paid.
"This action of the ollice was not al
ways thus. When M. 1). Legged vu.
commissioner, for a period of about a
year, attorneys were allowed access tc
all letter books, and previous to that
had been allowed ace -ss to the files of
ab.mdonud cases, but there was a con
slant scrabble and not infrequently
downright lights over thorn, and about
1875 the ollice made them secret."
Washington I'ost.
Give the Hoy :i Chance.
Teach j-our boy if you would give
him tho larger chance the Creator in
tended ho should have eithor a trade
or a business, and so give him the
chance, of his hands. Educate him
liburallj', richly if you can, but above
all educate him practically. Keep him
out of a profession if jou can. There
are only two or three professions left,
and they are .starving to death, the
most of them. Thu law profession is
marked for decay; tho world is cominf!
into the largor visdoni of less litigation
and more arbitration. The medical
profession is hold.ng its empire by
frailer and frailor hand, as tho people
are escaping more and more from the
inherited ills and diseases transmitted
through superstition and perpeluatec
by imagination and fear. Such things
as dentistry, newspapers, etc., are nol
professions; they are hkilled labor
tiivo the boy a chance. If ho is to bo a
lawyer ho may bu hl the proud tomple
of a great reputat ou, but his sou can
not nheiM it, and no one can live in il
but h mself. The great temples that the
proudest lawyers rear by day disappoai
in the night." They are fair anil noble
and imposing: but they are raised iu t
day and pas away in a day, and 110 one
ese can enter ilium. 'J he mechanic
erects tho true palace?. Many othort
can I.vo in them, and they stand for
thousands of people to Jive in, and live
on, after their buildors are gone. Da
Homes (Iutvn) Ilcgiater.
Could Havo Fared Hotter,
Miser I'aine, of Now York, who died
1 he other day, leaving a fortune ol
ild'.uoo, wju oiiao a newspaper man.
If he Imd remained a nowppor man,
ho in ght Iihvh loft a mupli larger for
tune without living at all iuweily.
t' caijo Tiiius.
Kluslns tu n t.lacter.
A well at Yakutsk, Silx-Hit, has been n
ttnndiui; puzzle to ncieutiHt fur many
yeurs. It was begun in lS'JN, but given up
nt thirty feet because it- wan Mill in frozen
1 snrth. Then the Uusi.iu aradomy of itei-
;ncrs continued for seme uiouIIih the work
of deepening the well, hut Moppet when it
reached to the extent of Home US2 feet
nhen the ground wns still frozen as hard
sun nick. InlS Iltlie acnilemy had tho
temperatiiro of tho excavation carefully
j taken nt varum depths, and from tho
I dnta thus obtained tho ground was citi-
Hinted lo Do irozen to a ueplli ol lilL' leet.
As external cold coutd not freeze the earth
to such a depth, even in Siberia, geologists
have concluded that thu ell has pene
trated a frozen formntion of tho glacial
period which has never thawed out.
Important Do not let your Dnig;iM
palm off on you any new chcr.p remedy for
:oltls when you inquire for Dr. Bull's Cough
S.vrup or you will be disappointed. Price,
25 cents.
Kuowlettco 1 1'owcr.
An Amusing Incident occurred at a Christ
mas tree nt one of tho colored churches in
Klberton. Ga. As but few of the members
:ould read or write, they selected a colored
jamsel who hnd "been to school!" to write
tho names on the presents, which sho
fendily consented to do. When tho pres
tuts wcro distributed nnd tho names culled
out, tho assembly was greatly surprised to
3nd that all tho handsomest nnd most
valuable presents hnd on thorn the name
sf tho girl that did tho writing. An indignn
don meeting was hastily held, and a redis
tribution of tho presents ordered imme
diately. Savannah News.
Sir. Jacob Frochlich, n well-known tnilor
af Cincinnati, 0., nfter suffering for years
nith rheumatism, was cured in a short
time by tho uso of St. Jacobs Oil.
The Two Mie minus.
William T. Shermnn, General, nnd John
Sherman, Senator, met at the Garfield
Hospital fair, in Washington, the other
night. "How are you enjoyinj yourself?"
inquired the latter with tho air of tho
martyr. "Splendidlyl" exclaimed thu gen
nil, slapping his brother's shoulder en
thusiastically. "Vh, John," said he,
"I'll bet 1'vo shaken hands unil spoken
with more peoplo since I en mo iu this
room than you havo in ten yenrs." "I've
no doubt of it," was tho dry response. "If
f shook as many hands and spoke with ns
many people in the past ten years ns you
nave I wouldn't live two years."
Mrs. C. Kellogg, Kdwood, Oil., says: Ited
Star Cough Curo is the best medicine sho
hus ever used for colds for tho children.
There In Virtue In lllunioiiith.
John liutdiiu, who presumes to know nil
about woman's nature, asks if any uomiiti
ivas ever inudo bettor by owning diamonds.
Moreover, he asks the question definitely,
in n way that dares you to Bay yes. I
daro Fiiy that I know a woman who has
been "niiido better" by a pair of solitaire
;liamond earrings. Her health was deli
cate and her face has long been liko a whito
japouiin. On Christians morning shu wns
feeling 'mighty feeble" nnd had concluded
that sho could not by nny means fill (111 hor
;ngagemeut to dine on that day. rinding
a pair of superb new solitairo earrings
among tho gems in her jewel case mude a
now woman of her, nnd sho wore thebright
tst smiles that greeted thu Christmas tur
key to which bIio paid respects. So I lost
faith iu Huskin and beliovo that solitairo
diamonds do more to miiko women "bet
tor" than any "elixir of gold" yet known
to medical science.
Salvation Oil tho ce'ehrated Aineriran
remedy for cuts, braises, sprains, burns,
scalds, chilblains, itc, can bo bad of all
ilniL'uihlH. 11 kills pain, l'rico twenty-flvo
:cnts a bottle.
Charles K. I'ilgrim, the new boy prencher.
When linio ends, eternity commences.
If SunVrcr From CoiiMiinplloii,
3crofula, Uronchitis, nnd General Debility
will try Scott's IC.mui.sion of Coil Liver Oil
with Hypophospldtes, they will find hit
mediate rollef and periuinato benefit. Tho
.Medical Profession universally declaro it a
remedy of tho greatest value and very pal
atable. Head: "I havoused Scott's KiiiiiI
eion iu soveral cases of Scrofula and Debil
ity iu Children. HobuUh most gratifying.
My little pationts lako it with pleasure."
W. A. Hui.mutT, M. 1)., Salisbury, III.
Tho vnluo of now gold received nt tho
Denver mint during 1880 was $1,411,700.
" DON'T PAY A BIG PRICE !"
-r- 4. Pays for 11 Ykaii'h sub-
DO LenXS Hcriptioti to the Weekly
Amkiucan Kukai. IIomi:. Itochester, N. Y.,
without premium "the Cheapest nnd llest
Weekly iu tho World," 8 pages, -18 columns,
10 years old. For Onh Doi.i.aii you havo
ONK choice from over 150 different Cloth
bound Doi.I.aii Voi.umi'.s, liUO to 'J00 pp
and paper 0110 year, post-paid. Hook post
age, 15c. ICxtra. 50, 000 books given away.
Among them are: Law Without Lawyers;
Family Cyclopedia; Farm Cyclopedia;
Farmers' and Stockbreeders' Guide; Com
nion Sense iu Poultry Yard; World Cyclo
pedia; Daiiolson's (Medical) Counselor,
hoys' Useful Pastimes; Five Years Ileforu
the Mast; Peoples' Hmtory of United
States; Universal History of all Nations;
Popular History Civil War (both sides).
Any onk book and paper, ono year, nil
post-paid, for Jl.lfi only. Pnpor alone,
05c. Satisfaction guaranteed oil books
and Weekly, or money refunded. Iteferenco:
lion. C, It. Paiihonh, Mayor itochester.
Sample papers, He. KlltAl. IIomk Co., Ltd
Without Prem. 05c a year. ltocliester,N.Y.
Zxciim!on to the Winter Jtewortw 61
I lie South,
Tho Wabash, St. Louis ,t Pacific Ity. nre
now ficlling round-trip tickets, good until
June 1st, 1H87, at greatly reduced rates,
to Mobile, New Orleans, Peiisacola. Jack
sonville, Corinr Keys, and all tho principal
points in the south. For further iuformio
fl,,i niitl tlrltpta. mil nti fir writn ! K.
Moorec, Ticket Agent, or 0. N. Clayton,
Northwestern Passenger Agent, 1502 Far
iiuni Street, Omaha, Neb.
Gladstone has a rent roll and a. land in
come of $70,000 a year.
Wo would lie rilensed to know of a man
or womuii who hits never had hcadnclio 01
been subject to constipation. As thess
coin to be universal troublesa little ndvlct
may bo in older. Why should person
cram their htonuulis with iiauntuting pur
gative pills, etc., which sicken and dtbili
tale when such iipleiimiiitiiiKt sterling rem
edy us Prickly Ash Hitters will act mildly
and offevtively on the liver, kidney, stom
ach and bowels, and at thu sinus tune tone
up nnd sti-tfiigtlisii tho whole nysleui, cans
lug hrnduclie, .onstipatioiiiiiid nil suth ills
trt'tsiug evils to ipdukly disappear.
Senator KrtirtM says ho believe, In tin
heredity of eduiiitlon.
No. tri,.r.07, Ilrht by n Itiver Steamboat
I'orler.
Ern'vtlli- ilnl Journal, I)Trmtrr 3!.
A Joiirunl r-Miurter viiitcd the Green riv
er steamer "L nnsulli'" rM.-rdav wh lo
she as lying at the wharf, and interviewed
Mr. Liiidsivv Hayden. who was imp of tho
.ilcky holders of ticket No. 112 507, wlich
diew the Third Capital Prize of SlM.OOO iu
the last Drawing of the Louisiana Stato
Lottery. Mr. Hayden is n colored gentle
innn, nnd has for some live years been
holding a position as poter on that steam
boat. He was very much elated over his
good fortune.
"Hy occupying a steady position nnd be
ing economical in my mode of living. 1 man-
agcil to save enough money to Inula a lit
tle house for my family, winch consists of a
wife and one child. My homo is In Frank
lin, Ky. About six weeks ago my' house was
burned to tho ground. I carried no insur
ance on either the liouso or household ef
fects. My family had nowhere to go, but
luckily I had $00 in my pocket when 1
heard of tho Are and their condition. I nt
once sent homo $58, with which they were
to buy some clothing, a few household
goods, and to rent a building iu which to
live. The remaining ?2 I concluded to in
vest in Louisiana State Lottery tickets. I
was down-hearted and felt n little rekles. A
faint hope wns entertained thnt may bo 1
would lio fortnate enough to draw some
thing, and when tho news reached me that
I had drawn $2,000, my joy was un
bounded "
Mr. Hayden further stated thnt ho would
continue iu his present capacity 011 the
Meainer "Fvansville," and that he intended
to build a uico cottngo for his family nnd
save the rest of tho money. Tho ticket
wns purchased in this city. Tho Journal
congratulates tho lucky man, who is
worthy of his good fortune.
Sir Thomas Gladstone, brotherof tho or
premier, Is a strong conservative.
liiivlrtl by Her Sex,
Is tho Into of every lady with n bright,
glowing countenance, which invariably fol
lows tho use of Dr. llartcr's Iron Tonic.
TexnB has a paper called tho ltedbuu. It
can only bu stopped w ith brimstone.
Elsewhero in this issue wo presont a largo
advertisement ot II. II. Warner it Co., set
ting forth tho fact that up to Docembor 27,
1880, they hud sold tho enormous amount
ot 20,5S7.ti:i5 bottles of "Warner's Sakk
Cure" in North America alone, to say
nothing of tho European nnd Australian
trade. Theso figures seem almost incredi
ble, but coming us ttiey do from a houso so
well known und honorable, wo feel safo iu
attesting to their truthfulness. "War
ner's S.U'i: Cure" has ccrtninly been agrcat
boon to tho suffering, and its success has
depended altogether upon its own mot-its.
For Kidney, Liver. Illood and Urinary
trouble, nnd especially for Female Com
plaints, its equal was novel known, nnd for
this reason it deserves nil tho pr.iino which
It receives.
rr m & aiintrivurnrTAUi r pnrn.miTtnw
I tiENNA-NlATJDRAH6.-bUliHU
AK3 OTHER EHUAUyrjriCltMTnClltDllS
Tf h atnnrl flirt flu nr vrfira
in Curinrr nil Diasancs of the
BLOOD, LIVER, BTOU-
ACH, KIDNEYS.BOW
ET.S. &e. ItPurlflontho
Blood, Invigorates and
uicanscsinobystom.
BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA.CONSTI
CURCS
FATION, JAUNDICE,
ALLDISEASESDFTHE
BTCKHEADACHE.BIL
LIVER
TflTT8 flflMPT. ATWTft. A-n
disappear atonco under
KIDNEYS
113 uoncuciai lnnueuso
STOMACH
AND
It in purely a Medicine
as us catnartic proper
BOWELS.
tins forbids its uso as a
bevcrafrs. It ia pleas
ant to tne tnsio, nnu as
nil all v taken bv child
ren as auuuo.
AlLDRUfiGISTS
FP.IGKLY ASH DITTERSCO
PmCEj'DblLAR
Gr.I-ouidund lUNa3CrrT
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
FcoUl tn the haul
Ely' Cream Jtalm
1 wcoid5L. lM
niiwrrurhOJ iu
nArrcvr.ttws
itorks like magic, Jt-
cured me of catarrh
end restored the fens'
tf imell.K. Jf.
Sherwood, Manker,
Kltzablth, X. J.
A particle ! applied Into rarh nostril and ! azrea-
ililr Iu Ule.
Send fur circular.
rrica 011 cu, ur niii nr ar nru'Ki'ia.
JiLV UltOrilKKS, DrUL-illll.
uweco. n, y,
The domaiid for your "I'misdl'H l'lineh"
3c cigar is rapidly increasing, although I
have already retailed 150,000.
IIuniiy D. Uovdkn, Druggist.
Grand Island, Nob.
DISCOVP.RY.
IVIiolljr unlike Artificial Hyilema- Cure ot Mind Won-
f1..rl.,v . .. I ..... I. I .1 I .. n 11 I I
iluctlmn for p(wtul clataca. I'r(c(u, Willi onlri-
' ..... 4 ... limi ,11a I UUCIIICr. Jltlll. IT.
Ator, Juoiii 1'. IIknjimin, Dr. MiKon, Vi'oou and
atliera, icut p int rnr , hy
8U7 Plftli Avenue, JVexr YorU
IS PAGE
I UUTULXT
r Import
ntlnfnnnxtlou. Bcndfot
II MIIjU Il.iiEVJl.NdZi
CO., FIM1I0H ATTORNXtS, OlllCiUt), ILL.
PACK, HANDS, PELT,
and all Itirlr linpwfwtlona, Includlni? I'n.
-Ial iH-tilopnx-iit. )1 i.ranu l--alp, r ipcr
tluoiia II jr. Iiutn )Iarl, lluku, Mai1
ifrklh. Viym-LIi-m. Ilrd Kfut. Arn. lILu-le
BT-iim TKmiiI IIV-. rurlmallirMlM-a.lll.li'ltlnii.
Dr.J.II.WKlLur.BTfi IV.rll.t. Allplu.fJ.YlU'b'dllCO,
UrtRWrr NTIIDV. Honk keeplnir. lluttneil
1 V lul l F0111111 1'cntriatialilp. Aril timet l', b-iorl
liaad, ftc, iliorourli v taught by mall Clnulari
Utt. UliV'ANrS OOI.I.rJlil., Itulfulo, N.V.
1'roduce lh Cbolcat Klowcr,
nnv
Veubland(.-ro lioiiblaa UUI
CATARRH
s
MrnfflBfi'H..
A 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 r. r A Biimiutis
ALttULUK. XknOllH, nllkAT, I-UU10CH. HIIIUT AU HbLTABLki.
SEEDS WAR r(' fITED. 100.000 7 CEIJT I'lanie Hun t buy till
youat. catalog Willi PrlJU Of far. aOUa a.tAUCU,UCraaat,tla.
Why did the Women
of, this country use over thirteen million cakes of
Procter & Gamble's Lenox Soap in 1886?
Buy a cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why.-
IU! MY BACK
Ktcrj (train or raid sltark that wtik btck
dj nrarif f rixtrim jn.
THE
BE5Y TONIC
Btreustbcns tbo illuaclrs.
tjtmdlrs Che Nrrrr
Enriches the lllond, (ilrrs Neir Vlr.
Mr. John V . Kent. StarkTllln. Col., aa,a.- "Vat
the put IwbItb ,pj I naro aunrd with r-atna In
tajback. I iwil Broirn'i Iron lllttsn with snat
banntlt. I fpel UtUr now thin I ha?s for twalr
Jean."
Miaa t.ixzir. nnisNjiN.IttlSCooVs At..SL li,
Ido.. aarp. " 1 snlTanMl wftli iplntl weaknaaa, pain In
tnf back, and ftlplea4nU:hta. Itrle.1 ererr oonoalr
atile rvmt-d without mut-n bnent. Four bottlra at
llmwn'a Iron Hittor have rliof etl me, and I chr
full recommand It."
Genuine haa above Trade Mark and croaked red llnaa
on wrapper. Trtkp no nthrr. Madeonlrbr
11KOW.N (ill"!! " Ktl'I'IMIIItt'. UB-
CO Teart
LYDIA E.
Ueeord.
f llalvnAm o
VEGETABLE
COMPOUND,
l9al'oiltlTeCnra
For ALL of those Painful'
Dellcata CompUinta and
Comolicated ltoubltt and
WeaHnmei to common
among our Wivai, itothaia,
and Daushttia. ,
it trill evrt tntirttf
a U otn Hu n or tigtmil
. v r . r .. r . .
tttK. l(oi and Uletr
JAiyfeUon, ratling am
COMirminil tvtnat
f Tha Womnn'a 8ur Frlond CAanff lift.
LiMsa, iTwru,hoTi'EztroRi ai Rincii. orrmnon on
CUBE CANCtR, BUT IT WIliUMHH iIJ,CniCVMSTlNCtS,AOT
tK llrtHOKITOIl Til 1 1.1 Wl or K1TORC IITIIIAT ntitino
orBEtuxu doitk, rareuia ritx, waiairr ad iuciachz,
IS ALWATI riRMANES-TLT CVKKII UT IU Cat.
JUrSnldbr Drusclals. Price 81. per bottle,
lira. I'lnkhMu'a I.lrrr J'llUcure conallpatlon. 25c
ItiiTO been enjdjred tiyrltlrein of every town and.
city In tho l' ri, Mnrvehnu I'ures Iihto been wlu
nesaod by tlioui:imli of people, who cun leMIfy li
THE IVONIiraiFUJ. IIK.U.INU POWIIl OP
Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
Nciiraluin, Toolhachc, Hcadnclio, Earachcr
Catarrh, Croup, Soro Throat,
Lamo Gaclt, Stiff Joints, Contracted Cords,.
RHEUMATISM,
Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Fovcr Sores,
Wounds, Old Sores, Chilblains, Frost
Biles, Soro Nipples, Caked Breasts, and.'
All Aches and Pains,
nro quickly relieved by tliln inaulcnl remedy. Try It
onco nml you will never Im without It. I'orenloliy
DnntKlHln. I'rU-c.liOe. OurHoxo IldOK iron loalf.
Address WIZARD OIL COMPANY. CHI0ARO.
Will purlfr the BLOOD rejulate
!in LIVUK aim KIllNbTV ana
ItFRloiiK th 11EAI.T1I andyiO-
OH of YOUTH l)nila.Vant
or Appeuie, jti'iiL-ri-iion.ics oi
Ktrmmtli and Tired I'oellni ab-
aolutely curout lionea, mui-
lea and n-rvpa receive new
fnrfo. l'nllvonatbeialnd
ml .ntxillMa llrntn Power.
w..tf...lwr frnm rnmnlalntl
LADHES f&r&MtispSffi
rOKIGnaife and apoedrcurw. laclrar,beal
llirro-npleilou. Frentient ttem la nt -ountlrlt-iwjonlyudd
to tho populnrllr of the orU-luel. 1
iioteiirlraent cet ILe (JitiaiNAL anb DraT,
! Dr. IIARTER"' LIVER, PILLS V
flTiire i.'onAUpttlon.Llvar Cowolalnt and 810JM
nilntdaohe. Bnmple DOo and Dreom OookH
M mailed on rocclpt ot two cent tn poatace. f
Address: DO. HAIITER, Medical Co., St.LouIs
REPUBLICAN VALLEY
STOCKFARW1.
AVERY & COLEMAN, PR0PniET03S;
WAKEFIELD, CLAY CO., KAN.
Theoldeitand I?'. -'HA WTOCTWVt'vCJXaW
ratablUliintnl
writ of I lie
Mlialailppl.
Over Kuril tr
Head of J'urn tired i
llleh Ur.ide IVrcheron
Ktalllona and Uarea on
bundi aUna few teror
(Ird ImporU-il French
t'OAchvri. Have the
rlk and e x pen e of
lonr railrj d ti uru
plilpplnif nnd k our
li rata at homeund ao
cilmate I, vt icll a hi e
men vlth evtabli-hfd
reDutatloni at Lrrnd
era. Our Imported Mock all reajlalertd In the PaT'lier
on Ptud llouka of Kriue an I Ameil i. We irumntee
allstii-k Ilieedera Ju.taa rcpre.eulcd. Eeud for cata
logue No, S, (ice.
Addreaa.
AVERY & COLEMAN, Props.,
Wakefield, Clay County. Kan.
CATARRH,
HEADACHE.
ASTHMA,
NEURALGIA.
?nlcklr rel'eved by ililnr Ciiahnuin'e Meuthol
uhnlrr and bv rntifitid unn i-ir-el acute. talla
factlon ifiiirAiil ei'riwnnev rf""dtd. Il IoaU frem
all inriiltia looue y,ir lrii U oeiitt. byinallorat
drui'rflat. Clrfii: ma led i n nppllcition.
ti. D. CUSHMAU, Thru Rlvora, Mloh.
tmea
-ulara
Ull WfiBjiiilte. V O. VK'nUltV, AucaaU,
JIttlai
iinnrnpnii nnniuti
IfUDinCtirj UilUVfli
um u m 1
' m 1 -M -
aK l.lf A. eVI t V. -V
WIZARD OIL
H b' OH LY TRU B
ESTtonic
.-f Af JAM 1 a
V fETl m
SEEDS