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About The Conyers weekly. (Conyers, Ga.) 18??-1888 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1884)
A FIGHT WITH AN EAGLE. I.KWIH WII.I.I A.vfs S EXPERIENCE WITH THE JUKI) IN THE SJCl’UN* TAINS. M« Pet. «„ Cntrh w Vox i.m the f<:n«le Carries If Ofl-Itmtie With ihe Lewis Williams, who lives in an isolated spot on the Preston Mountains, Pennsylvania, having get a trap to cap¬ ture a fox which he Lad reason to believe was carrying . away his chickens, ^ent ont to look at it, and found it goye. The trap bad been chained to a small stake in the ground, and this had been pulled up and was missing with the trap and chain. Supposing that the fox bad been caught in the trap and had escaped with it, Williams hunted about in the woods for some trace of it, hut could find none. As he was returning home he heard a sudden and great commotion flock „ , of . . of . among _ a crows in a piece woods a quarter of a mile or so from his house. The crows were cawing furiously and were circling around above the tree tops in one particular sp»t, and occa Bionally darted about through the trees, Williams walked over toward the woods, and as he approached the crows in¬ creased their hubbub. When he arrived within gunshot they withdrew to a more distant part of the woods but kept up their noise. Williams had just entered the edge of the woods when he heard the rattling of a chain, and simultaneously a very large bird strutted out from behind a tree, dragging the missing trap, chain, and stake. The jaws of the trap were fastened to one leg of the bird, which was a bald eagle of the largest size. Tho eagle flew from the ground and was rising with difficulty toward the top of a tall dead tree, when Williams fired at it. The charge took effect iu one of the eagle’s wings and it fell to the ground. Thinking to capture the eagle alive, Williams approached it, but, in spite of its crippled wing and the burden of the trap on its leg, the bird flew at him and attacked him with such fury that ho turned and fled from the woods. Hurrying back homo, Williams, without Baying anything to others, pro¬ cured a stout rope and a large feed bag. On his way back to the woods ho noticed that the crows which had attracted his attention to the spot in the first place were hovering over the place where he had left the eagle, and from their peculiar cry and frantic actions ho inferred that something unusual had oconred during his absence. Tho crowa, knowing by the wonderful instinct they posseos that the eagle was wounded, and hating as they do all large birds, had swooped down on the eagle and attacked it in its crippled condition, This attack had been disastrous to the crows, for when Williams again reached the spot three lay dead near tho enraged eagle and several others were dragging them¬ selves away out of its reach, uttering the sharp, gntteral cry which they only litter when wounded or in trouble. The eagle no sooner saw Williams ap¬ proaching than it rushed at him with all the force at its command, hampered and crippled as it was, and forced the flghting at once. Williams had made a noose in one end of the rope he carried, and when tho eagle flew at him ho waited until it was almost upon him and then quickly threw the noose over the bird’s head and it slipped down around its wings, but it pulled the rope taut in its efforts to get at its enemy. As it stood thus straining at the rope Williams suc¬ ceeded in slipping the bug down over its head. He then clasped tho bird around the body. Although now blinded and crippled and pinioned and doubly crippled, the eagle was still unconquered. As Williams stood with his arms around the great body of the bird, endeavoring to secure the month of the bag around Us legs, the eagle suddenly sprang against him and striking him in the stomach with one free talon, with one fierce downward stroke ripped his cloth¬ ing from him and tore the skin from tho flesh in a long strip clear to the waist. Williams quickly released tho bird, and made haste to reach his house, suppos¬ ing that lie was terribly injured. Two men who were thrashing buckwheat for him were then informed of the presence of the eagle in the woods, and they went to the spot and succeeded in overpower it» It was brought to Williams’s and tied to a post in the barn, the trap being removed from its leg. The eagle meas¬ ures eight feet from tip to tip of its y£*igs, and stands nearly four feet high. These birds still nest in the wild and rocky elevations in that region, whore it is barely possible for human bemgs to gain access. They frequentlv ‘neighbor- visit thf sheop pastures of the farm hoods and the poulry yards. Iu defend ing her chickens against one of the bold marauders one day last summer, not far from the Williams farm, Mrs. Jane Dr ban was compelled to field, it for nearly an hour, during which ‘'time it tore her clothing from her and lacerated her flesh terribly with its beak and talons. 8 lie finally killed it with a fence rail. •Xcmu s.wojo aqj njjqffuj O’ In p ju.i eq pres ssojq upi *uAop 4 t eqwj ttrq pawpiopm./pqwlaiqumfejun,, anrotn pamioap ciAoj jo ai doed popvaqqou W°K sdooeidu . rrB ‘ssoiQ '-'K 'a iff I Jffl ;o pjeg moo s ut 2uia'p ihqj jaqai u jo AiaAoostp aqq uo ‘Tjanoo *Sn£rp -sSSJoijayf ni pajvaio em uoipiwn vs y : savs J9U tjtiog ‘-j ‘Sanqsavcmux 9l ll—'AVMy 6M0«0 3HI NiLLHOmj oj THE SHERRY WE I)ItiML HomctblDff Hint Filvnl* (Sc Famous f’ol»ou» of the lio.aia*. A cable dispatch states that the Lou don , medical , making , . out- , . papers are an cry over a new species of poison, which i assert is making sad bavoewith the j stomachs, if not the lives, of English men. It is called sherry, and is manu factured at Hamburg out of alcohol, sugar, water and common table salt. “Pshaw! wo can beat that hollow,” beverages , I fla j f i an artistic mixer of in a New York wine room, on being shown the cable di patch in question. “Why, some manufacturers in this city can t urn you out sherry that has more poi- j bobs to the thimbleful than you would ! find in a den of rattlesnakes. supply Oils with and j ether? Why, they can you an unlimited variety of them in some ot w fi a t i s called the genuine article or choice old brands of sherrv. There ar< etic, butyric, chloric, nitric ", . and . sul- , aC phuric ethers, and even the bead can be manufactured by the aid of alum, alka lies and acids.” “Those who ship sherry,” said a dealer m American wines, when questioned on the subject, “know how to drug ? and fix it for the American . market , . and have , it .. pass off as genuine. Very seldom one , bottle of , what , , could lilt ho honestly *i called li 1 tho real article over reaches these shores, As in liquors, tobacco, caustic potassa, red pepper, aqua fortis and oil of vitro! are frequently 1 to he found, so in some , brands , of „ sherry there are ingredients . ... which the wildest stretch of the imagina tion ... never would ii conjure • up. >> “I recollect some years ago,” said a nWmneist pharmacist, “thorn there w’ns was a a mennf-iohiror manufacturer iu Chambers street who was detected using lead coated vats in the manufac ture of sherry. The English medical authorities would have something to add to their denunciations of sherry if they b-d Ihe American adulterations mixed with tho ,0 of Hamburg,” •‘Almost as bad as the poison of tlie Borgias. ’’ “My dear sir, if the poison of the Boi - gins were in the market to-day they would likely be used as flavoring ex¬ tracts for sherry and other wines. Their vaunted potency would be of no avail at the present period. They would en¬ counter poisons used in the manufacture of our wines which would make them appear utterly insignificant as curtailers of life. Even electricity is brought into requisition to tone up some wines.” “How is that?” “By plunging into a wine vat two pla¬ tinum plates connected with the poles of abatteiy. I tell you that some of the wine of the piesent day is fearfully and wonderfully made .”—New York Tele¬ gram. Convorlod In a Well. The Marietta (Ga.) Journal says: Just over the county line in Paulding County lives Mr. Manning Phillips. He lias a well forty-five feet deep, walled up with rock forty feet. He could get no onp to go down in it to finish the work desired until last Monday, when Mr. Janifs Boss, a fearless, able-bodied fellow, said lie wasn’t afraid to go down in the old well. A rope was fastened to his body and ho was lowered nearly to the bottom, when those standing around tho well on top of terra lirma heard a rumbling noise and were horrified to see the rook, well and dirt tumbling in upon the living man in the depths below. There came a faint cry for help. His audible voice invoked the presence and prayer of the preacher. Tho holy man of God replied, “I’ll do what I can for you, Jimmie.” And thus completely walled iu with rock above him, below him and around him, he was unable to move his body, but, managed to get his hand to his mouth and push the dirt away. The rope around his body was cutting him fearfully. The men above thoughtlessly tugged away at the rope and were about to pull him in twain. He succeeded in getting his knife out of his pocket and severed the rope that bound him. The men worked for dear life in re¬ moving the rock and dirt and to rescue Mr. Boss from his suffocating tomb. For seven hours and a half he was thus imprisoned. When ho was reached he was almost unconscious, bnt the iresh air soon revived him. He thanked God and his rescuers for deliverauee aud said lie went down in that well a wicked man hut henceforth he would lead a different life. A Way They Hare iu France. At some of the crack country houses of France there have recently been fes Cities iu every way worthy of a place ‘ n P a ff es wf OuMa s next novel. At one chatean a bklden orchestra played duriu « summer, and when dessert was 011 the klbl ° a troo P b »autifully dre8aed dampela *PPe»« d from behind lhe rartams aud dall0ed round the table, otferiL S fruit and flowers to the « 1,est8 ' At mother house the shooting party were surprised, on arriving at the lodge at which they were to lunch, to find it converted into a country inn, where the f a j r hostess and her friends were waiting attend on the sportsmen, elaborately got up as waiting-women. At another mansion the party were diverted by a performance of a play, which even the Paris censor is scarcely likely to permit to be seen in public Father (to daughter going out to post some letters) —“Yes, mv dear, mail the notes, but don’t note the males.’ A MOTHER’S DREAD. The Wonderful Histrionic Development of ■ Famous Child Actress. Chicago World. The New York public was surprised a few years ago at the arrest, at the instigation of the Children, Society fertile little Prevention of Cruelty to of Corinne, the child actress. The little girl, less than eight years old, was taken from her parents and kept in confine the SETj&S SS to the mother public of for Corinne, who has been known comedienne, many years as vocalist and has devoted the greatest care to the training and education of Corinne. and the result is a development of natural faculties really phenomenal. “ When did you discover Corinne’s rsmark able talent?” was asked of Mrs. Kimball. ey £mlt sp^kte^t the souncTof"^ sic; shi began to sing before she could talk, Bef ore she was four years old she created a chain and locket studded with diamonds, at tf ie National baby show in Boston. Next’she Buttercup S ma°de hJr^bS’^ L?ttle in the Juvenile Pinafore Company, v^ v ^ , r" 1 ^®^ ly 8 ““f r y n w ^^, and played Mrs. Kimball is a lady of fine presence, and plac ing at the Boston Museum, was herself known as “Little Jennie Kimball.” “Whathas becomeof the littlelady?” askeo . Lifafs^^nian^others 0 ' 1 I°have before yon. grown somewhat fleshy. Indeed 1 b?gaT I would to feaf have fw my the SltK^Why^af times I most suffocating ® eils ation in. my heart; then again my head would be attacked and 1 have frequently fallen to the floor in a dead fainting fit. I consulted, several eminent physicians and they'tohl me I must abandon the stage if I expected hie, or hoped to live. This seemed terri for I am devoted to my profession and “And so I am. Why, I have reduced my weight over twenty pounds within three months, and I never felt better in my life. If any who are troubled as I was questions this, hit them try Warner’s safe cure, the remedy I used, and they will, I am sure, he speed ily convinced of its truth. I believe it is the finest medicine in the world, and any number of my friends to whom I had recommended it haV( , found it as beneficial as it has been to me.” “Is Corinntfs health good?” off vivacity stage.” she is overflowing with it, on and the able precocity which history chronicles is that of the famous Peg Woffington, -who first MSSS&SS: SSS ° pm> ’ Wh “ ** Meteoric Stones. The Brunswick, Me., Telegraph says: On the 28th ot October, 1840, persons present at the Northport camp ground, in Waldo County, saw a meteorite fall into the water near the camp. As it fell it burst, into fragments, or that was the conclusion drawn by those who wit¬ nessed its descent. Search was made at the time for fragments, but none were then found, the tide at all times cover¬ ing the spot where the meteorite struck the water. Two years ago one who wit¬ nessed the fall again made a search, and some small fragments were recovered. From time to time the search has been continued and other fragments have been brought to light, one of which was considerately sent to Prof. F. G. Bobin son, of Bowdoin Oollege. More re¬ cently quite a large mass, weighing per¬ haps *20 pounds, was recovered, and this mass Prof. Robinson has now in his possession, much to his gratification. He w-ill proceed to analyze it. “The intelligent soldier,” says best the Pittsburg Dispatch, “makes the soldier.” But the soldier who has the most influence gets the largest pension. Storm SigMals. As the coming of a groat storm is heralded by the display of cautionary signals, disease, so is the approach of that dread and fatal con¬ sumption of the lungs, usually announced in advance by pimples, blotches, eruptions, ul¬ cers, glandular swellings and kindred out¬ ward manifestations of the internal blood poison, which, attacks if not the promptly delicate expelled tissues of from the the system, break lungs, causing them to ulcerate and down. Dr. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Dis covcsry ” is tlie great remedy origin for this, as for all diseases having their in had blood. It improves the appetite aud builds and digestion, tho wasted in¬ creases nutrition up system. Key West, Fla., has a population of nearly ‘‘Tlie J,ittlc IIuckclberry. ,, There are very few who do not know of this little bush growing alongside realize our mountains fact and hills ; but very few the that the little purple berry, which so many of us have eaten in most every shape, there is a prin¬ ciple in it having a wonderful effect on the bowels. Dr. Diggers’ Huckleberry Cordial is the GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY that re¬ stores the little one teething; and cures Diar lhu'a, Dysentery and Cramp Colic. For sale by all druggists at 50 cents a bottle. Silk is now grown in twenty of our states. ” - THIN PEOPLE “Wells' Health Renewer” restores health and rigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De¬ bility. $1. _____ Foster got $15,000 for writing “Old Folks at Home.” _ Messrs. Mason & Hamlin bid fair to be¬ come as famous for their Upright Pianos as toev have long been for their world-renowned (’abinet Organs. Having experimented sev¬ eral years at great expense, anti with the as sistance of probably as able a corps of experts as can be found in any factory in the world, they have succeeded in warmest producing encomiums a piano which has elicited the from the best judges. The distinguishing feature about it is an important “stringing” improve¬ the ment in the method of piano, which originated in their own factory. The strings are secured by metallic fastenings, instead of the friction of pins set in wood, as has been the case, and the advantages resulting are numerous and highly important; among them are tho following; Wonderful beauty and musical quality ot tone, lar less liability of getting climates, out of tune, greater reliability in construction trying and dura¬ and greater solidity of bility. Mason & Hamlin have made 150.000 organs. Thev can hardly expect to make as many pianos,' make but they large will doubtless number.—Boston be called upon to a very Traveller. _____ Only 2.880 miles of railroad have been built this year, being less than any year since 1879. no You Want to Buy a Ho* < Send for Dog Buyer's Guide, 100 pages, prices en- of grat ings of all breeds, colored plate, dogs and where to buv them. Mailed for 15c. Associated Fanciers. ____________JH 237 S. 8th Street, Phila. The California silk culture association sns pended fro m laek ot funds. -rough on pain.” rheumau'snT Cuw« coUc^- * ^uralriZ man or beast. 20 and 50e. Fort Worth, Texas, spent f5,000 in its cele¬ bration. _ For diarrhoea, cholera morbus, , dysentery j V Mli,. ,ir <Tamns in stamadl use Dr. Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart Weed. Specific, also, for breaking up colds. A Sabbath of rest is not, therefore, merely a Christian's day: it is a day for the country, for humanity, for all classes and all ages, and to destroy it will be to tear out the corner¬ stone of our civilization. But its destruction is absolutely certain if we do not tighten ite stringency, and guard with more vigilance its original provisions for rest. 1 Was Troubled with Chronic Catarrh and gathering in my lead, was very deaf at times, had discharges from my ears, and was nnable to breathe through rny nose. Before the second bottle of Ely's Cream Balm was exhausted I was cured, and to-day enjoy sound health.—C. J. Corbin, 923 Chestnut st., Field Manager, Philadelphia Pub. House, Pa. See advertisement. It costs $100,000 per year to put pictures in Harper’s monthly. MOTHERS. If you are failing; broken, worn out and nervous, use “Wells’ Health Iienewer.” 81. Druggists. _______ The South Carolina conference of the Meth¬ odist church South will convene in Charleston 17th of December. Foe dyspepsia, indigestion", depression of spir¬ its and general debility in their various forms, also as a pret entive against fever and ague and otherintermittent fevers, the “Ferro-Phosphor¬ ated Elixir of New Calisaya,” York, and made sold by by Caswell, Hazard <t Co., and patients all Drug¬ gists, is the best tonic ; for recover¬ ing from fever or other sickness it ha s no equal. Within two years Knoxville will have two street railways in successful operation. The Mullein Plant. The old field mullein which contains a muci¬ laginous principle so healing to the lungs and throat when made into a tea and combined with that stimulating expectorant, sweet gum, which grows along our southern swamps, pre¬ sents in Taylor’s Cherokee Kemedy of Sweet Cum and Mullein, a pleasant and effective cure for Croup, Whooping-Cough, Colds and Con¬ sumption. Sold by all druggists at 25c and 81.00 a bottle. A rich deposit of zinc has been discovered near Eureka spr ings, Ark. _ Young or middle-aged men affections, suffering from nervous debility or kindred should address with three letter stamps for large treatise, World’s Dispensary Medical As¬ sociation, Buffalo, N. Y. Austin, Ark., shipped two crates of straw¬ berries last week. “ROUGH ON COUGHS.” Ask for “Rough oil Coughs,” Troches, for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. 15a. Liquid, 25c. ______ Fruit culture is getting Ark. to be a prominent Mature in Greene county, Young; Men!—Read Tills. 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A. L. SltlTH ± UO., AircoG, i’aislinf, UL 1 ! I AVERY’S w BLOOD DISINFECTANT i I VVas discovered aT m June, _ Up to November 20, 1884. we ATuARIA had cured over ! £500 T VICTIMS ▼ JlV-> -O. < ^ > FD 5 IVf c-nreQ®^ ; ”ith this wonderful , , medicine , m our office » .one. Pleasant and safe, no injurious effect, never fans an( j f ia ' and permanently. Afexc doses cures Headache. While under its health-giving influence you are sai o, not contract in tho blood. Cholera, Dr. Sn ail Glessner, Pox, Veliotr 247 Fifth Ferer, A 7'gphvid who Fever, has Diphtheria, Scarlet cured, Fec^r or ar.y “Itisnn disea^ ^ germs medicine ve.. seen over 100 cases says- by P .^ ^ the best ever discovered.” Sold bv Druagisis-oO cents a bottle. Sent man, Xej rjSL-^. receipt of price. AVERY BLOOD DISINFECTANT UO., 6th Ave. and 22d S t.. 109 Sure Cure Mouth Wash and Dentifrice sore tS' 8 cures Sore Mouth and Ulcers. Cleans the Teeth, keeps the Gums healthy, U* 8 * breath. Prepared solely by Drs. J. P. & W. R. HOLMES, Dentists, L&& and recommended by leading dentists. For sale by all Druggists and Denu* Rankin A Lamar, Macon, Ga., Howard A Candler, Atlanta, Ga., Wholesale Agents. _" S>eo to All! Ajgtfift. Home Guest, W i The publishers of the Capitol City the well known Illustrated and Family longest longest Magazine, make the following liberal January offer ;r for for the the holidays: holiday*: >oud T1 The person Lady’s telling j ns us the the verse verse in in the the Bible Bible before 1st., wili receive a Gold* Hunting Cased Swiss Watt h worth $50. If there lere be be more more than than one one correct cor answer ; the second will receive an elegant 6?tem. winding Gentleman’s W atch; the third, a key-winding English Watch. E*di person m inst send 36 cents with their answer for which thev will receive FREE, felejrant postpaid. postpaid, three 1 non nths* subscription to “ HOME' GUEST,*»and an Lady’s W* ork m w. Box 1 Silver with their Plated cutne Thimble. beaatifoily 1 stencilled package on Fancy the cover, W fcaca Each Needle*, bos t>ox contain contains TiiM ^ ork fl SS. • elegant Fruit Napkins, t packaee Embroidery Silk a««orted m colors, Cards, 1 package Silk Blocks for Patchwork. 2 Christmas J§|§3 2 New Year Cards, 1 Lovely Birthday Card, and 1 copy ; of** Ladles* Fancy Work Guide. ' containing iiiustr^ttons and ueserip-BIfiE tions of all the latest designs in fancy work. The regular price of the above articles is $1.55, but to those whocoroply with the abovereouiremects we will send 58|£ tPubl’rs Home Guest, Hartford, Conn. Lying Agents can’t SELL and tell the truth about Jones. Put iiare* your lies on^mper and sign if you $60.5 TON WAGON SCALES. Beam Box. Tare Beam Freight Paid. Free Price List. Every Size. addres. BINGHAMTON.il. JOSES 01 BIHUHAJKOH, Y. I<Ofis and Gain. OBAWfiP. t ■*1 was taken slfik a year a . Q ■ - .. With bilious lever. ” ssr@«! Could not move! I shrunk! Prom 228 lbs. to 120 ! I had been dock* for my liver, but it did me no good, t not expect to live more than three raontfi 1 began to use Hop Bitters'. Directly my appetite system returned, my palngu. me, my entire seemed renewed m* bv magic, and after using several bottles * am not only as sound as a sovereign,but w ( ik more than I did before. To Hop Bitters j owe my life,” R. Fitzpatrick Dublin, June ff, ’81. CHAPTER II. “Malden, Mass., Feb. 1, 1880. Gentlemen I suffered with attacks of sick headaclia* Neuralgia, terrible female and excruciating trouble, for manner. years i n t v| most No medicine or doctor could give me relief or cure, until I used Hop Bitters. “The first bottle Nearly cured me;” The second made me as well and strong yj when a child, to this day.” “And I have oeen so invalid My husband was an for twenty years with a serious “Kidney, liver and urinary complaint, • ‘Pronounced by Boston’s best physicians, “Incurable!” Bitters Seven bottles of your cured him ^ I know of the “Lives of eight persons ’ In my neighborhood that have been saved by your bitters. And many more are using them with great benefit. “They almost E. Do miracles ?” Mrs. D. Slack. How to Get Sick.— Expose yourself day and night; eat too much without exercise; work too hard without rest; doctor all the time; take all will the want vile nostrums to know advertised, how to and then you three git well, which is answered in words— Tale Hop jJyNone Bitters'. genuine white label. without Shun a bunch all the of grot Hops on the poisonous stuff with “Hop” or “Hops” in their name. __ LYDIA K. PINKllAS’S IS A POSITIVE OUSE HP 5 ITor Weaknesses Female Comiilai&tsud so coimnoifto / oar best female population It will euro entirely the worst form of Female Com¬ plaints, all Ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ucen tion, Falling and Displacements, and the conseqwi Spinal Weakness, anil is particularly adapted to to Cliange of Life. It will dissolve and expel fumots from the u; uterns ill K early stage of development. She tendency to canceroa humors there is checked very speedily by its use. It removes faintness, flatulency, destroys all cra-riia or stimulants, and relieves weakness ol the stoum ..t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous 1 rostration General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression, and Indija tion. backache, That feeling is always of bearing permanently down, causing cured pain, by its weigo w and all circumstances ad It will at all times and under Female a harmony with the laws that govern the systea, For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex, tMl Compound is unsurpassed. Price $1.00. SixbottleaforJaJR Nc family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHANl LIV EH PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness ui torpidity of tho liver. 25 cents a box at all druggists -sr 1 , Consumption Can Ba Cured! DR. m. ALLS FOR TIIE '8 ALSAM nrcs Consumption, |>i^ciiltTe* f'jouy* 6 "fir V^hoopisi °ncfeiU Hoarseness, and all Astlmia^ Disease* ot* the BreatniUI OrgUR?. Cough* it soothes ami heals tlie IWeuiM&Bi ol disease* the Luuirg, and inflamed the aud night jpoisoued sweat* by an« tnj tightness prevents the cheat which iinwaai across acco lalfldj. it. Consumption is not an incurable « I!ALL’S* BALSAM will cur© you, ev* though professional aid foils. fgttf AGENK *illl mmSmutz you *u# 'mill? Wide awake front Agrfj fft are making non# to 3200 the per origin*’ soiling WASHER. MISSOURI STEAM having oruowa Labor, Over 40.000 Mending sold. and A new Health. principle, Made of metal- ton of territory given. Write for terms aud c , vrc ? THK .HO. .STEAM WASHER < 0.. 800 N.Maln Chicago^ TUI] 320. STEAM WASHER CO., 313 State St.. AN ONLY DAUGHTER CURED Of CONSUMPTION. failed, When and death Dr. was H. hourly James expected, experimenting &!' remediw wit»™ h»wj was n“V£ c C u»o£fy cSfof C-p J tn H.is child is now in this country and enjoymg of health. He has proved to the world that t , Nuiinitioii can be positively and permanently only asj™'* c The Doctor now gives tills recipe free, Herb also 2-cent stamps to pay expenses. This Night Sweats. Nausea at tbe Stomach, and wui u up a fresh Cold in twenty-four hours. Add ress CRADDOCK & CO ; , 1032 Race Street, Philadelphia Naming this paper. _____ a p iasoFTANsy asisg Wilcox Medicine Co., Philadelphia, Pa. l»it FME IMMS AND iLl IB “IDEAL AMERICAN MAGAZINES” 1 .wii^wake .^t r iT WOIIE^ n a g /^’ s a 3 , 45 ! rfli f? r.lT’l'T.k Ml \ nnd FOILS’ 1 * JOL® * (;u Nai ifTTAl T tHT4 YlH T NG j 75a a vear i :-®Flie | your GiS with NEWTON’S Paten. 11 j ■ SAw FILER- Sent by cul ’|JH KavXtd, l -=nd3c. stamp ,or 3 ,T * T I A?l W.S.Nbwton , -Made by BoolC - or For Men. Quick, sure, sets- St-.N'* 1 * CiviaU Arency, 160 Fulton ..............Fiftr- ’ st A. N. IT........
