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About North Georgia times. (Spring Place, Ga.) 1879-1891 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1887)
clippings for the curious, The C*sr of Russia receives the largest salary of any ruler, $10,000,000 annu ally. Emil Mancke, % famous German wrestler, wdghi 441 pounds and is 5 feet 11 inches tall. During the r.ign of Augu« ,*», Rome, It is calculated, had k population of about 2,500,000. Mary Queen of Scots was 45 yearn of age when executed in Potherin?:iy Castle. Queen Elizabeth, who f gn ■ l her death warrant, was at that tim (1587) / 1 K(ITV 54 KA . years old. 1,1 The highest spot inhabited by hurran of bei^s Hanie, is said Thibet, to be where the Buddhist 21 priests cloiste, 3m f at an altitude of 16,000 feet The reign of Sonnacherih (751-681 B. C.) ... was the ., golden ,. uge of , Assyrian . art; and in 62-5 B. C., a little more than half a century later, Assyria foil, never to riso again, by the hand of Cyaxarcs, the Median conqueror. A young man of Montreal is moon hm, „„o,«i. a. ing. Ho contracted tho blindness a fow years ago by sleeping on the deck of » ship in the foil glare of a tropical 1 moon. Such „ , cases, while very rare, are not unknown. I m „. .« given to tho body called under Crom¬ well's direction, and which, after a short sitting, resigned its power to its head, bestowing upon him the title of "Lord Protector of the Commonwealth.” This parliament won its name from the fact that a London currier named Barc bonc was a prominent member of it. Professor Proctor, in his new book on •‘Chance and Luck,” undertakes to tell ,h. rf S .,,b 8 „.„l, o, UIU In tossing a penny. If you toss an hour, •‘heads” will not exceed "tails" ratio’than or "tails” "heads” in a greater " twenty-one to twenty. ,, If you toss for | a day the inequality will not be grenter than 101 to 100. Ivuoue . Y Island, exchange, says an was i the last of the original thirteen States to ! ratify the national Constitution, and it wv-o* was rvwTw on y upon n the passage of r a i bill ... * by trie national Senate, prohibiting com mcrce with that State, that Little Ithody i at length gave in her adherence, thus completing again the union of the thirteen. This was accomplished in 1700. Marvel of Photography. It is a curious fact, perhaps not known to the general reader, that tho exposure 1 - photographic , , .... plate makes , o a no ap prec table change in its appearance. It is a creamy white, semi-transparent piece of glass R when it goes b into the camera. It presents precisely . , the , same appearance after the sun has stamped the picture upon it. The most powerful microscope most expert photographer in tho world 'would be unable to decide whether or no a plate has been exposed. Yet v„, he picture is there. T It , only re quires development” to bring it out. Aud that is what this "dark room” is for The least ray of natural light would *nnil p the nlnio pate. But u„( n„i, light f strained c( • , through ruby or yellow-colored screens ; of translucent paper or glass is deprived at ,.l the ray, time which arc so j sam S so fatal to photographic , Miicccss. Tho operator places his plate in ono of the '‘developing pane,” „ » certain combination of chemicals, and, lol a marvelous metamorphosis begins, j The white surface darkens, and as the : chemical continues its action, the pic- | turc grows on tho plate before his eyes, until the sceno or object on which the lens was turned is as accurately re pro J f ' ouced aa though caught and held m a magic mirror*—[Boston Transcript. An Observant Toad. A young nv.m in New Hampshire has a brood of chickens which have the run of a portion of tho yard, the old hen being shut up. The chickens are fed «Uh wttn maisi moistened i meal * • m saucers,and . when , the dough gets a little sour, it attracts flies, which swarm about it in largo numbers. An observant toad has evidently J noticed this, anci every day toward even ing he makc9 his appearance in thevard j » . hops to . Climbs in, and rolls a saucer, over __ and _ over __ .„,.*, until , he is • covered ^ , with ... meal, having done which, he awaits de¬ velopments—and the coming of his prey. Tho flies, enticed by the smell soon ! swarm around the scheming batracliian »nd whenever one passes within two ! inches or so of his nose, his tongue darts out, and the fly disappears; and this plan works so well that the toad has taken it up as a regular business. —[Youth’s Companion. Sparrow Against Ra'. A rat and a cock sparrow bad a pitched battle in Oil City tho other day. The sparrow was tho aggressor, and at tackod tho rat viciously, striking at it very much in the stylo of a game cock and then flying down and pecking at it. Once it struck the rat in the eye, and the rat spun around and around before it could get its hearings. In the end, however, the rat got the best of the battle, and the sparrow flew away, hav¬ ing lost many feathers. prom the stage to the pulpit. Frank ft. imcky, Once an Actor, Nose a Divinity Student, Telia His Story. (Prom the NtW Haven New*. / Prank R. Lucky, an ex-actor, who recently abandoned the stage to «*udy story of his life to an interested audi e»06 at the city m\®ion on Meadow “‘wg the early years of my life,'*said the speaker, "the idea that I would like to enter the dramatic profession ever P re f ea ^ to mv mind. R was my one great ambition \a be an actor. My f i(lea of stage was a high one . thought 1 would restore the broketi ,£?S? SfriJSedtoflS end. I went lb a university to educate myself, ‘with and all my studies were followed i’P this object in view. I graduated from the university in 1882, and in the fall I went upon the Stage, playing at the Grand Opera House in New- York, a time it began to grow on me that ‘he vurrountiing influences were oper ii ting on me and were gradually pervert iug me, and this feeling Continued to m ?' I began to feel a dislike— laminated lamily atmospliere, and was never con to a great extent by evil influ ences of the stage. I do not intend to discuss the morals of the stage here, us I have not the time, nor could I do them justice. But they are rotten-. No man s gs S it is a fact, lion cannot lead a consistent Christian life and be a member of the dramatic profession. I could feel the perverting ally insinuating influences Of this life gradu¬ themselves into me. I even got so that I didn’tmind going into barrooms, for actors spend most of their time in barrooms. “I did not leave the stage because I was a failure. No, I put all my soul into my stage work, as I would into the ,ni ? i stl 7 or into anything I undertake, 5S? T the best companies in the country-. But this is how I came to give it up. One while I was playing in the Union Square Theatre I went home to bed. i was in good health, and there was nothing tho matter with my digestion, Well, I went to sleep and slept soundly, But in the middle of the night I was awakened by the voice of God saying to me : ‘If you should die to-night what would become Of your soul V I answer ecu Lost., and then I went to sleep again . It was no dr ani) th „„gh you, if von were there, might not have heard the voice. I heard it and knew it was the voice of God. I sat up in bed, and know that I was awake. This voice kept coming to me day after day. and night from after night, it. until pursued I couldn’t get away It mo like a Nemesis, and I had to find nn answer. Finally of I said to myself bock that by the grace God, after I come with the «m V my, I will never set my foot on the stage again, I was a poor man. I had no f, paved any money. Actors are great spendthrifts, and are said to be very charitable, but it is the wrong kind of oharit y- J 4 » °’ a4 that S ives without sense or discrimination. “But 1 knew the Lord would take care of me. And the next week I had a letter frora il0me > telling how a friend of my lie busy during the summer, offered me a there place I had at Nautasket Beach. While but little to do but commune with God, and this communion shaped my life . Then j wote to President Dwight, and, as I fortunately had a col legiate logical education, I came to the tlieo school. While searching among my papers the other day I found an old phrenological chart. I do not believe altogether in phrenology, although there 18 muc ^ ln it I think woi’thv of attention. “ai”LK me: ‘Your place is in the ministry.’ At that time I had no thought of the min istr y ; my whole ambition tended toward ^SEe. is story. Si. I told ^3™.^ it only for the les my son that can bo drawn from it. "In forming my plans I didn't take God into consideration or I could not have gone on the stage. I want to bring out the foot that character is born from the choice of a good or bad aim. Tho evil elements of the stage were forming forme a wrong character from a wrong choice.” December, 1880 , wrote O. I,. Hathaway, Fall liver. Mass-, "Wasgreatly afflicted with rlien miiti-ui; tried St. Jacobs Oil; all pain left me.” • i tober 1!). l.HfiB, lie writes: “Have not been r.mbled with rheumatism since.” Th«sol® surviving representative of the rev olutiomu y war is Abigail S. Tilton, of North Wood bridge, N. H. Mrs. Tilton is now a trifle mor® than one hundred years old. Her hus “«?""• partlcipated in ,Ue •'ames Mel iI j.t, ! <r; Huron. Mu h-, u rilrvn. severe pa n ;n side. After taking Red ; tar Cough Cme I he pains ceased entirely." Pries twenty-five cents. At druggists. Bishop Will in m Taylor, whose s©lf-support mg missions on tho Congo attract, great and widespread vviili piercing attention, is a sp'endid looking man, eyes and a very bright countenance. Hi*beard is of silky texture* and is long ami spreading and of pure white. Woman'* Fact*. ‘What, furniture can give snc!» finish to a room, as n tender woman’s face/” asks George :■ liiott. N >( any, we are happy to answer, pro* v.clel thego« of health tempers tie tender expression. The pale, anxio' a b! odl &s face of the consumptive, or the evident bufferings of the dyspeptic, induce ieeliriRSo so. row and trrisf on our part and compel us to tell them of f)r. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Discovery,’* the sovereign of remedy the espiratory for c onsumption aud other diftea-es system, woU as dysjtpsia and other digestive troubles, fcojd everywhere. Queen Victoria lias a fair prospect of living twenty years more. Her physician died not long ago. Detroit. Mich., is noted for its healthy.hand and popularity of Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic, pelled People who tell th« yum* ought, to be* com¬ to take ont a special lie-cense. Daughter*, Wire* and .llniher*. Send for Pam ph'.eton Female Didetses, free. securely seateil . Dr. J. B. Mnrchisi, Utica. N. Y if afflicted with sore ryes use Dr. Isaac Thomp¬ son's Eye- water. Druggists sell at 25c per bot tle Plso’* Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use. It is not u liquid or a snuff. fiOr. A ionoma Eagle. The Santa Bo&a Republican says; A nectHiar atotr p fold tfSH eagle which Bad been watoied for thirteen conaecu T live years by the residents of a quiet valley earfe not many miles for that* this cit+, The same has the above named period and there of years built her nest in a cave reared her young unmolested. She -will regularly in the spring oome from some nnkn ywn place, lay her eggs and hatch her yuifcc. After the young ate old enough to take dare of themselvefi she leaves them ih the valley aid flies hanayv and is hot seen again in that neighborhood until the following spring has come. Where she goes to and where she comes from no one is able to tell. The youhg Seldom folio* her o$ but Stay in the valley and are shot or stray away. In the spring, when she comes to build her nest, she will fly di¬ the rectly meaning over the cave for several days; of this hobody is able to tell; but the supposition is that it is to find out whether the cave is occupied by varmints or birds of her own nature. Each day she can be notioed low oring down toward the ground, until at ! last she reaches the cave. After this, per¬ haps, she she is not again seen for a week) when will come out in search of food. Man Want* a Tonic When there i* a lack of elastic energy In the system, shown by a sensation of larxoor and unrest in the morning, frequent yawning dur¬ ing the day and disturbed deep at night, Hos tetter’s Stomach Bitters infuses nnWonted «n ergy into the enfeebled And nervous, endowing them with mnscular energy, an ability to ret pose healthfully and digest without inconven¬ ience. Nervousness, headache, biliousness; impaired nppeti * and a feebl*, troublesome stbmach, are All and speedily set right by this matchless eral regulator and invigorani The min¬ poisons, among them strychnia and nux vomica, are never safe tonics, even in infini¬ tesimal doses. The Bitters answers the pnrpo e more effectually, and can be reifed upon as perfectly kidney safe by the most prudent. Fever and agn , troubles and rheumatism yield to it. A Rochester baby has two tongues. Of course it is a girl. la General Debility, Emnolatlon, Can tamptlatt. and Wasting id Children, Scott’S Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypopho phltes, is a most valuable fond and medicine. It creates an appetite for food, strengthens the nervous system And builds up the body- Please read: *'I tried S'.Ott’s Emul¬ sion on a young man whom Physicians at times cave up hope. Since he began using tii i Emulsion his Cough has ceased, gal ed fles'i and strength, and from all appearan-e* his Ilfo will be prolonged many years.”— John Scli.l vAn, Hospital Steward, Morgans*. Pa. There is one consistent thine about a bach* elor.~He rips what he sews. Food makes Blood and Blood mnkes Beauty. duces Improper b, d blood, ilige-ition resulting of food in do feeling essarilv of full¬ pro a ness headach in 'hestomacn, and acidity, dyspeptic heartburn, sick ', other symptoms. A closely Siipatlon, cin’iu.A biliousness life causes indigesiio i, con and loss of appetite. To remove these trmbles there ia no remedy equal tried and to Prickly Ash B Here. It has been proven to be a specific Many walking talk the loudest and against sin when devil. they are arm nrm with the Best Good* are Put In Nmalle*t Parcel*. Ti e old proverb is certainly true in the cate ot Ur. Fierce’* ‘‘Pleasant Purgative Pellet#,’’ which are lit tic sugar-w rapped parcels, scarce* iy lnrger than mustard seeds, containing as much calhuritc power as ia done up in the oi« geet, big pills, most however, repulsive-looking tney mild pill. Unlike the operation—do are and pleasant in ,heir not pro luce griping pains, nor lender llu bowels costive after uiing. it is time for a man to swear off when li® mistakes a lamp post for a perpendicular beil Delicate diseases of either sex, howsver in¬ duced, in radically book. cured. World’s Address,, with JO cents stamps Association, lor Buffalo, Dispensary Medi¬ cal N, Y. The general Impression is that Tennyson'* last ode is decidedly ode-ious. l mD or,nn,«. All who are willing to wok for the reward of sue oe-s. Hallett & Co.. Portland, Maine, will rTlllrwx‘Toung ^oldl’can^ara day, and Uve liorre, wati of from *5 they toJ25per located. All at do Ih, wherever are ear. rvi.utaray u- Grand^oc^ and ab^lutllfsure°: Writ© at once see. » Satt cation,sympathetic heart trouble—Dr. Ocean-Weed Klinger's regulates, correctsand cures. : mw$/ [ ‘ COMPOUND EXTRACT VM m / This Ktttnuard preparation has t>y no pecul ai merit and Its wonderful cures won the confi¬ dence of the peopl® and is to-day the most popular !H. B blood purifier and spring medicine, ■ If you have made up your mind to huy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be Induced to tak® *ny other. p,e sure to get Hood’s Harsaparllla, which if. peculiar to Itself, Hood’s Sur , p.;r.lla sold by druggists, ft; six for $5. Prepared i»y C. I. HOOD A OO., Lowell, Han. IOO Doses One Dollar ELY’S Qatar h 8 - 'he 7 was second cured bottle before of BpiM fegsl Ely's Cream Balm was troubled catarrh, exhausted. with gathering chronic I u>a> in jHWFEVER§JJ^ Wi breathing head, difficulty and. dis¬ tn 4 l y charges from my %■ cars. — C. J. Corbin, USA. !)2S Philadelphia. Chestnut Street j— HAY-fc^VER PriOBftoconts A p.rtiele is applisd Dnyrai^ta; into eaoh b* mail, nostril and is nsr^etbl®. Oirculsrsfree. at El,Y BROS.. Druggists, registered, Ovregu, J’ otg. V. .. 2': 5:12;“: PENSIONS S E. H. UEL8TON & CO., W.mhingtoa, D. C AF to 88u day. Sample* worth tl.Ki KREa j*®** “ ot .Uhder^thB^horee'i^fee t, Addroa, WW Holly Utuh 5*1 fli Best emits vmt« au tut faTis. Gooch Syrup. irold Tasted good. Use ln time, by druuglstA ' 2.5 _*~.:: t'T-ii“ The beet rarest Bm*4y *w Cm* of all caused by mjt derragstewto* the Um, Sidneys, Stowe* sad Bowel*. Dyspepsia Pick Headache, Constipation, xJllltjaS CoMlafaita and H*l»ri*of sQ kinds yield readily to the iaflnoKadf i&J tt U geewt* the tarts, ton** ap the system, restores will pttmmn It la purely Vegetable, and cailWI fall to prove beneficial, both to old and youn|. a a Blood Purifier It la auperiar to all otker*. Bold everywhere at $1.00 a bottle. : I—ai^, l^e Qheft Achw Railatr>tDfc 5 C apcinE of imitation* imgm PLasteR * Bonndlng X5 rn6<*n’* name*. Till Ark fo» WM r» | f axd I thebestinxhe^rld] OR. KILMER’S One of every five wo meet has Some form of k ldbn Heart Disonso, and isincon S»WS . stant Shock danger Sudden of Apoplexy, tfeath 1 or .l-AaMr This ltdmcay regulates, re¬ lieves, corrects an 3 cures. JFL ___ WPrepnred at Dr. Kilmer's Price 6for, ■ disi-k> bettersoflnquhyanswtrwl. saut Blnghunton, M. Y. V Guide to HenlHi (Sent Free). ti 1 00 ta OO ° Hold by Urngsllts. V * nilliViiiynvi ARKANSAS fiafwsfiiiK ducts i low ph'ces! DFNSIGNS VllW, 21 years' practice. Successor I pe fe®. Writ® for circulars and now laws • McCarailck Sc 8oo % Washi ngton.D.c. yiHHV I The Corrcftpondont. an S-poae mniira > f paper, devoted to marriage, oontams About 600 requests advertising. in each Mailed issue f<*r correspondent#. No oharge for 4 months for 10c. diver. Address, The Correspondent, Cincinnati, O. hA P#\ VBMVfi | Bit I 3 Obtained. Inventors’ Quid*. Bead *taaqp L Bin*. for ■ sis. Patent lawyer. Wnuhlnittcn. D. C. teSUCKER"ss.“ BLOOD AND LUNG DISEASES. Liver AND Disease liver sStSSSSS heart trouble, female weak disease, I advised ana Dr. Pieroe* „ Heart Trouble. _ ness. was to use and four of the of ‘ Pleasant the ‘Prescription,’ Purgative Pellets.’ five of My the health ‘Discov¬ be¬ ery, to improve under the of medicine, and strength gan use all your disappeared. my hard came back. walk My four difficulties five miles have day, and stand it 1 well; can work and when all day, or or a I began using tho medicine X could scarcely walk across the room, most of tho time, and X did not think I could ever feel well again. I have a little baby and girl eight months she is old. healthy. Although I she is a little delicate in size appearanoe, I other give y our reme dies all the credit for curing me, as took no trcati ment after beginning their use. I am very grateful for your kindness, and thank God and thank you that X am as well as I am after years of suffering.” ^Mrs.I. V^WEBBER^of^orkshfre, Cattaraugus Co., I I Liver I j of Purgative your ‘ Golden Pellets.’ Medical For Disoovery five ’ and** previous Pleasant to Disease, taking them X sufferer; years had pain in was right a great side continually; 1 a severe my was unable to do my own work. I am happy to say I am now well and strong, thanks to your medicines.” Chronic Diarrhea Cured.—D. Lazarre, Esq., tit and ail Decatur the ‘Golden Strut, Medioal New Orleans, Discovery, La., writes: and it has “ 1 used throe bottles of bowels cured me of chronic diarrhea. My are now regular.” “THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.” Thoroughly cieanse the blood, whioh is the fountain of health, by using Dr. Pieroe’a Golden Medical Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, and bodily health and vigor will be established. Golden Medical Discovery cures ail humors, from the common pimple, blotch, or eruption, Hip-joint to the worst Scrofula, or blood- Sores poison. Especially has it proven its efficacy In curing Salt-rheum or Tetter, Fever-sores, Disease, Scrofulous and Swellings, Enlarged Glands, and Eating Ulcere. Indigestion Rev. F. Asbury Howell, Pastor of the M. H. Church, tlicted of SUvcrton, N. J., says: “I was af Boils, with catarrh and indigestion. Boils and blotches began to arise on the surface of the Blotches. skin, dullness. and 1 I experienced began the a tired Dr. feeling and use of Pierce's Golden Medical Disoovery aa directed by ■jj ■ •iimmmbm h i like m for guuh complaints, and in one week's time I began to feel a new man, and am now i sound and well. The * headache, Pleasant Purgative tightness Pellets about ’ are tho the chest, best remedy and bad for bilious or sick have or taste in the mouth, that I began ever used. My wife ‘ Golden could Medical not walk across the floor when she to take your Discovery.’ Now she can walk quite a little wayB, and do some light work." HlP* JOINT | Mrs. Ida M. Strong, of Ainsworth, Ind., writes: had iieen^troubicd with hip-joint UlaCBuC. niqciQC * use Pellets,’ of your he ‘(jolden confined Medical to his Discovery’ bed, and could and was ........................ not bo moved without suffering great pain. But now, thanks to your ‘ Discovery,’ he is able to be up all the time, CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, SPITTING OF BLOOD. ^ anf Golden lt Medical DiscovERY^cures^Ccmsumption^wWcb P kt "a remedy. P is^SCTofulaof 'curS*the the Lun^8)^by ita wonderful * Coughs^'t blood-purifyingimn^ora- f K A $8tom kindred the affectionA blood. it sovereign Whiie it promptly severest strengtheM tbe and It purifies rapidly builds up the system, and increases the flesh and weight of those reduced below the usual standard of health by Consumption.— Mrs. Edward Newton, of Harrowsmith, Ont., writes: in “ You will I ever be reduoed praised that by me for the remarka¬ all ble cure my and case. 1 bad also was so given two my friends bad given me up, been up by doctors. I then went to the best doctor in these parts. He toid me that medicine was only a punishment treat in He my said case, I and might would Cod not undertake to liked, me. that tho only thing try liver oilif X I 1 Given Up I 1 far far bly have advanced. advanced. as any curative was I I tried tried power the the Cod Cod over liver liver that consumption could oil oil possi¬ last last so to Die. I I as as a a treatment, but was My husband, so weak could not keep it on my stomach. not feeling satisfied everything he to give advertised advertised mo up for for yet, though complaint, complaint, he had bought for me saw aw my my procured procured a q uan tity of your ‘ Golden Medical Discovery.’ I took only four boi ttles, and, to tho surprise of everybody, am to-day doing my own own work, wo and am entirely free free from from that that terrible terrible cough cough which which ha h&rrassed me night and day. I have been afflicted with rheumatism for a number of of years, years, ana and now feel so much better that I believe, with a con¬ tinuation of your * Golden Medical Disoovery,’ I will be restored that to perfect terrible health. I would say to those who are I falling a prey to disease consumption, do not do as did, take every¬ thing early else first: but disease, take tho * Golden thereby Medioal Disoovery’ of in the fering stages of tho and at save a Any great deal suf¬ and be restored to health onoe. person who is etill in doubt, need but write me, inclosing foregoing a stamped, seif addressed envelope for reply, when the statement will be fully substantiated by me." Hockiand Ulcer Cored.—I Y■ saac O.Box E. Downs, 28), writes: Esq., “The of ‘Golden Spring Valiev, Medl Co., N. IP. Golden Medical Discovery Is Sold by Druggists. Price $1.00 per Bottle, or Six Bottles for $5.00. WOHLD’S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Proprietors, No. 66s Hal** Street, BUFFALO, K. V. 25 NH FOB HORSES. XfVILLA, W. Va., 1886. ) Nov. 17, ) Recently I bought He a young horse. was taken very ill with Pneu¬ monia. I tried to think of something to relieve him. Concluded what was good for man would be good for the horse. So I got a bottle of Piso’s Cure and gave him half of it through the nos¬ trils This continued helped him, and I giving same doses night I and morning until had used two bottles. The horse has become per¬ fectly sound. I can re¬ commend Piso’s Cure for the horse as well aa for man. N. S. J. Strimul i '~ 25 US; Price* Sfi m ted. i Hreut Okie. hlatn, S H OWcAMfLjyALL OASES. ______ iilgiJSHll Pensions SS® ft D111U Habit Cured. Trcam ent sent ri* trial ||> llllrl humane Remedy Co.,L aFayettci, 1»A ATNTu..... ......... ................Seventeen. >87 CU Cm m OURESWHERE ALL Tastes good. Dsd ts. I I Debility. General 1 } Lockport, chills, Mrs. throat, nervous Parhelia N. and Y- and writes: my Brundaqe, general mouth “ debility, I was of was let badly troubled with Lock cankered. frequent, Street, with sore and I suffered much frow My liver was inactive, pleased that Golden dyspepsia. I am to say your Medical Discovery’ and ‘Pellets’ have cured me of all these ailment* and I cannot say enough in their praisq. I must also say a word in referenceto excellent your ’Favorite medicine Prescription, for weak females. as it has proven itself a most excellent result*.” It has been used in my family with Dyspepsia,—J ares L. Colby, Esq., of Yucatan, Houston Co.., Minn., writes: “I was troubled with indigestion, and would eat heartily and grow poor at the some time. I experienced heartburn, sour stomacn, ana many other disorder. disagreeable X commenced symptoms taking common ommmmmmBrmmmmmm to that Discovery' and ‘Pellets,’ your and INVIGORATES ‘Golden Medical the dyspepsia, and inuuu 1 am now entirely free from been for SmPU am, in fact, healthier than I have TUP l"t Viol CM. Axe years. I weigh one hundred and eeventy on6 one-bait pounds, and have done as much work the past summer as I have ever done in the same length of time in my life. I never took a medicine that seemed to tone up the muscles and invigorate the whole system equal to your ‘Discovery ’ and ’ Pellet*. Dyspepsia.— Thebesa A. Casa of Sprinafteid, Mo., writes: “I was troubled one year with liver complaint, dyspepsia, cured and sleeplessness, but your ‘Golden Medical Discovery me. t and can walk with the help of crutches. He does not suffer anj pain* and can eat and sleep as well as any one. It has only been about three months since he commenced using: your modi cine. the I benefit cannot he find has words received with through which to express my gratitude for you.'* mmmommmmmmmrmmm of Skin Disease.—The “ Democrat “Mrs. and Hews,”' Eliza A I Trnnimr I EnRIBLE Ann Cambridge, Poole, wife Maryland, Leonard says: Poole, of WO of Affligtion. peared first in her feet, extended to the knees, covering the whole of the lower limbs from feet to knees, then attacked the elbows and became so severe a* to prostrate her. After being treated by several physicians for a year or two she commenced the use of the medicine named above. She soon began to mend and is now well and hearty. Mrs. Poole thinks the medicine has saved her life and prolonged her days.” Mr. T. A. Ayres, of East New Market, Dorchester County, Md., vouohes for the above facts. procured three bottle* or your ‘ Discovery/ which healed it up perfectly." Mr. Downs continues: thank Consumption for the ^remarkable and Heart Disease.—‘‘I also wish to you cure gou have effectedinqny case. Ilfiavra rn hie disease, consumption, and heart disease. tlASTUI TO Before skeleton; consulting could not you sleep I had wasted and away to A • n oKELFTRN t a ime wished to die to be nor rest, many wei.au I un. s out of my misery. I then consulted you, and you told roe you had took five months’ hopes treatment of curing In all. me, The but first it would take time. I two months I was almost discouraged; could not perceive any favorable symptoms, but the third month I began to pick up in flesh and strength. I cannot now recite how, step by step, the signs and realities of returning To-dayjr tig health the gradually but surely developed themselves. scales at one hundred and sixty, and am well and Our principal reliance in curing Mr. Downs’ terrible disease was the ‘‘Golden Medical Discovery.” BLEEDINB write?r" My ”fo h?df?Si'u^t‘hl^jng’frera . 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