A Man U ithout Earn.
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Ezekiel Eads, who died in Greene
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County, New York, in the Bpring of
lr*
1885, was wurely a fit subject for a
dime museum, even though he nev
er descended tothatlevel. Strictly
speaking, Eads was in several re-
•pects a most remarkable creature.
He was born without ears, not even
having apertures where his ears
should heve been. His deformity,
sad as it was, may be said to have
Combines tl»e june of the B.ce Fi'gsof
been partly alleviated by the curious
,'?o ii . tv ■.ljrvd. nutritious,
construction of the inner portion of i Caliiomia,
with tbe..njj^iie,i.al virtues of plants
the head, which enabled him to i known to be mo-rt fa;n»-lici41 to the
human system, forming the ON I Y PER
hear common conversations through
FECT kESrfeDY to act getift? yet
his mouth.
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pronfnfiy oil Aht
When addressed be would instant
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
ly open his mouth and readily give
—AND T
answers t > interrogations pul to him
Clean^nfA^ten
’Effsctually,
— SO THAT -
in an ordinary tone of voice. But
PURE BLOCS,
Gzekiei’s lack of ears was not his
REFRciiriHtNC SL. EP,
only distinction. He had a heavy
HEALTH and STRENGTH
Crop of black hair spotted with
Naturally follow. Every one is using it
an i all are delighted with it. Ask you!
white, the spots themselves being
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu
in the exact shape of human ears,
facture I only by the
feet, hands.etc. When be was.quite
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S- an F ran Cisjco, C al . .
a small baby it was noticed that | Loinsvn
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his black hair was interspersed with
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odlv shaped spots of white, which
Store.
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a -
ho’v -ver, did not take on their dis
tinetive siiapes until after he had
;i plST<*WÖIlGi
pass, d his fifteenth year.
\\ lien Mr. Eads died he
son, aged 45, whose hair
black as coal, not a single gray hair
being discernible, and another sou,
PcrlCPkay k« ell I
l-'i years of age, whose hair was as
Fir t .M ohk , Dubiique Co.. In. Sept., 1KS7.
Miss K. Finnigan writer : “Mv mother ant
gra\ as that ofa man of 70. — Wheel sister
Use«! Puator Koenig s Nerve Tonic for neu
ralgia. They are both perfectly well now anc
>llg Register.
novel tired praising the Tonic.”
D ayton , Nev., Sept., 1Q89.
I was so T»r'uq from nutAOus debility, ca uvuc
by uysp« i -siti,. i»i,«n i gut more than th re;
hours’ bhop «i-uricg any night, ibe eiluct of L as
tor Koomg’H Nerve Tonic was imtglual. I »dept
sound uno am iio.v uh well uh over u.tur t ikiuj.
only one i>uUlc. Au a Nerve Louie, cuud’d^rin/
how i.aritdoHB il is, think it is the best medicin
ever inv.uiod.
1. P. bill KLEY.
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du-inr ip . Lo>; twelve ye jj :a, l’u' i.ur Lueuiga is
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