Green Bay Weekly Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 3

it mm4 THE IHT SCHOOL. U'HS flUri-ZBJUUI. fk bssi is always the shoe pest, Dona Use fajsul lev daya ainaei. 0 Mob day last Alfred BU, of Rockcs-ter, H. sold to Aug.

Bpeis 1080 ncras of land, located tributary the south CC QUEUED I BY I WAYNES rMJirJwiACEA TH 2-EAT C00O P000 teinffir ot RESTORER I (ENGLISH) I iWSmPllES iVltlolsture, itchirig and A. a Jr most at nlht worse 0yJCJ very distressing. vjr allov.Pd to continue tumors formwnictii. Tiften blwd and ulcerate, becoming very aora JV. CWAYNE'S OINTMENT the itchlneand bleedingVT, ''Oyheals ulceration, and brj 3t'A treat stance Hot ao Large at Loot XrtrThe Work Ate tug Done.

The uifhfc scbswl wkiob optisd en tLe of Novsasber 8ii not bo well fatronieeJ this jsar as it was last. TL 1 ehool began tboat a week earlier this teaeon ani the employment of large nwberg of men by the Water Work Company has operated to keep the at tendance in the evening school low, After working bard all day in the eold the mind ia in no condition for efficisn work in the school room for two boar tech evening and scarcely an attempt is made by boys eutrazed in that work to Inter the night achooL The uttendauce thus fur baa averaged between fifty and atiity pupils. Last year the enrollniit included over a handted. The only additional restriction this (eaten upon candidate-, for admission to the night acbool it that none wbo with draw from the day school will be reeeiv ed at the evening seesiou. No inch cum hare yet occurred this fall bat lust year there were several, who, upon the open ing of the night ichool, withdrew from the day ichool to work and depended upon the evening session for thur ichool- ling.

The sohool is now conducted by Mrs, J. M. Shoemacbtr, and 0. C. Rodolph Unless the attendance increases it i f.rob able that the two classes will be con olidated and plaoed under one teacher.

Am now organized this department of the public school system of the eity ia well equipped tor doing good work. It ia not crowded and every faoility in afforded for thorough training in the common branches, which there to situated as to be unable to attaid duriag the tlay by reason of having to do other work, moit need. A full attendance of pupils who appreciate the benefits to be derived from two hours drill in the common branch each evening ia what ia desired, and there is believed to be in the city enough who irkn attend, and in justice to themselvee ought to attend, to make the patronage ample to retain two teacher. It is not very encouraging when the school board has taken such pains to provide educational advantages for those wbo are too busy ia getting a living to attend the regular school sessions, to see so much apathy among those whom the design ia to benefit. Last year a good deal of enthusiasm waa manifested and the experiment was demonstrated a success.

Is there any less necessity for education this winter? VtJaM h. The fiftieth marriage auniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Baier occurred Wednesday, at their hospitable home, in the town of Preble. On the twenty fourth day of November in the year 183C, Mies Margaret Xagle and Mr. J. J. liadsr were united in marriage in the city of Germany.

In 1817, with their tfe flock of five ohildren, they left their European home, going directly to Cleveland, Ohio, where they lived for ciae to Oreeu Bay in 185C, Whiere they have since made their home. The reception at their residence, on Wednesday, waa from three o'clock to ten p. and there were present of their own family, nine daughters and one eon: Mrs. E. Funke, of Oconto; Mrs.

L. L. Keiu, Mra. C. Chapman, lira.

C. Uartung. of Green Bay; J. J. iiader of Preble; Mrs.

Charles Brandt, Preble; Mrs. O. Eckhaidtaud Mrs. B. llerbit, Gree Bay; Mrs.

George Smith and Miss Julia Bader, Preble. George Bader was ub-eeut in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Bader have had fourteen children, a sou and two daughters tiring in childhood.

Of thirty-cue grand-children, twenty eight were able to be present. Beside the relatives, numbering about fifty, there waa a large number of guests present to ex-teud congratulations, and to partake of the delicious supper, consisting of Tarioua kiude meats, salads, cake, fruit, which was served at six o'clock. There array of presents, ia-Khidiug a valuable sum of money, in gold, from children and grand-children. Mr. Bader is seventy-four years of age, and Mrs.

Bider sixty-nine, both in usual health, with fair prospects of seeing many more anniversaries of the marriage, whose golden anniversary was bo happily celebrated last week. Hurried. DIZAUO A quiet, social, home ike wedding, occurred Weduesday aftorueon, November 24th, 1880, at the residence of Mr. Martha Pearcn', Fort Howard, it boiug the marriage of her daughter, Mies Hat-tie F. Pearce and Mr.

Hubert T. Dizard, Rev. II. C. E.

Costella officiating. The parlor was tastefully decorated with wreaths of autumn loaves uud hemlock. Suspended over the bridal pair was a horsHHhoo of scarlet geraniums, 5tid about the room were vases of flowers, 'lie bride's toilette was a ereum colored alOnlionB, wii.ii kabiu v.ioi., the iavo ut neck end sleeves, being especially noticeable, us it was worn over a hundred yeare ago, at the court in Holland, and waa aheer nad daiutv, like thread lace. The toilette was completod by a handsome diamond bar pin and solitaire earrings, the gift of the groom. There was quite a gathering of the immediate friends of the family, to whom after the informal and hearty congratulations were extended to the bride and groom a choice supper was served.

There was a handsome array of gifts, ani' 'UK them beautiful tea tat of aoljd silver, antique in form, and a silver sugar ahovel ant an oil painting, from Mra. C. A. Tank. and Mrs.

Robert T. Piznrd left th easing train for St. Paul, where they visii for en or Lph to Fnro, nk. Thr-y will vrr mi- iuji ly to hoiisekeepiiirf mid into tl -i -i" f. the w.inn wid.f-s better tha a 014 Conntry 8p.

daw Old Com try Beap ia strictly pure, and fall pound bars. daw Fow ia the viae to get some goods cheap, cloths, flannels, dreess good kc. at aiw Job U. Bchoxmajlkb's. Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis immediately relieved by Hhiloh'e Cura SoJd by J.

Robinson. Mee Mtauey. If you wish to $av money call a.1 rouett Ain onop, ror your Tinware or Pumps, bis motto being quick sale with small profit. Bhop on Main street, near Reis Hotel. Those dollar lota of assort ed tinware are the biggest bargains out The only perfect unadulterated wash ing article is Fairbenk'a Soap.

Hold by grocers. The greatest household treasure in Fsirbank'a Soap. No more wash-day tribulations. Sbiloh'a Vitalizer is what yon need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price IU and 75 cents per bottle.

Bold by J. Robineon. Use Wrisleys Old Couutry Soup, daw I wish to remind you that my stock of dry goods is to be closed out, if you are in need of anything that I have you will be surprised at the low prices. ew John M. bcuoEMAKEn.

Well regulated families, invariably daw use Old Country Soap. Catarrh Cured, health ncd sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price 00 cents. aeal Injector free. Sold by J. Robinson.

Mm Vntumption Curable. An annual destli rate of nearly one hundred thoassnd by consumption iu the United States gives, so far as the medical profession is concerned, a most emphatic and disheartening negative to tkis question. But under the new Vitalising treatment by Compound Oxygen, qaitc aa emphatic an affirmative can he declared. This treatment is inannrated a new era in tbe healing art. We are speaking within the limits of facts when we say that during the past thirteen years in tlsousauds of cases tbe progress of Consumption has been arrested by its uue, anu hundreds or Jives saved.

In many instances where it seemed that the patient could not survive for more than a few daya or a few weeks, the vital fore have rallied, and there has been a alow but sura return to better health. If you ish to know all about this remarkable treatment writs to Dra. Starkey lc I'aleu, 1529 Arch St. Philadelphia. Anvire to Mother.

Are you disturbed at hight anp broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying witb pain of cutting teeth? lr ao, send at once and get a bottle of Mis Winslow'a Soothing Syrup for children teething. Its value is incalculable. It ill relieve the poor little sufferer imme diately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the stom ach and bowels, cures wind colic, softna the gums, reduces inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system.

MLra. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup for children teething is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and bet female narses and physician in the United States, and is for sale by all drnggiets throughout the world. Price 25 cents a bottle. febldeodAwly BueH ten' I Arntem salve. The best ealve in the world for Cuts.

Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever boree. Tetter Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J.

Robinson tiOOD KESl'LTK IX EVERV CASH. D. A. Itradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chuttauoga, writes that he was seriously aillicted with a severe cold that had settled on his lungs; had tried many remedies without benefit. Being induc ed to try Dr.

King's New Discovery for Consumption, did so aud was entirely cured by use of few bottles. Since which time he bus ued it in his family for all Coughs nnd Colds with best results. This is the experience of thousands whose ives have been saved by this wonderful dincoverv. Trial bottles free at J. Robinson dru store.

Vetebratrtt ll'me FroUuet of Jerttiy. The best wine in the country, that re ceived the highest premium at the Cen tennial, ia Speer's Port Grape Wine rhich baa become a celebrated product New Jersey. This wine aud his P. J. Brandy are nseJ by physicians everywhere, who rely upon them as the pur est to bo had.

It is nnsurpatned for weaklv females, the old people. Forsale by H. M. Deck sud all druggists. That Hacking Cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.

We guarantee it. Sold by J. Kobiuson. Sleepleta Nights, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you.

Sold by J. Robiuoiu. For lame back, side or chest, use Shi loh's Porous Fluster. Price 25 cents. Sold by J.

ICobinoou END TO BONE SCUAIMSG Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, vq; f-f riving received tin roiifh benorit from Electric Bitters, I feel it niv duty to let sutFering humanity know it. Have had a running sore on my leg for eight ears; my doctors told me I would have to have the bone scraped or leg amputat ed. I usfi, instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buekleu's Arnica Salve, aud my leg is now sound aud well." Electric Hitters are sold at fifty cents a bottle, and Buclilen's Arnica at 25a per box by J. ltobiusons drug store. Will You Suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Com plaint? Shiloh's VitaliV.er if guaranteed to cure you.

Sold by J. Robinson. Slnloh'a Couyhand Consumption Cure sold by us ou a guarantee. It euree Consumption, bold by J. kiobinson.

Remember the U. B. W. Ac St. P.

Co. have the Kiiortest line aud make tli-' iiickest time to St. Paul, Minneapolis and the new North West. Consult yoni own interest aud investigate before pur misting your ticiicta or snipping ymr goods. T.

E. RAWiiiNos, Agt. dw ApltlitHUn Hern for At for aba sua CtfaaeUf. W. a Gradaii, clerk of the tewn of If apis Grove, Bhawano county, was in Green Bey ad Fort Howard a few days recently, attempting to get aid for the suffsrsrs from last summer's fire.

He represents many of the people in Shaw ano county aa being absolutely destitute of the necessities for winter comfort, Their buildings wera burned aid the temporary structures which answered all purposes in warm wsather are now total ly iimuffioient for protection. Those who ara in the most destitute condition are new settler, principally Polish families who have purchased lands of J. J. Hoff, of Milwaukee, and have expended all tiieir means in the first plant. Aa effort is being made to secure state aid which Mr.

Gradski ia assured will be given soon as the legislature meets, but he is attempting to get aid to tide the sufferers over until that time. The committees appointed in both cities to secure relief for 6uSTorera from the Cres have been applied to, but as this call comes from outside the county it is not deemed withia the province of these committees to raise funds for those peo ple tinder the old instructions. Mr. Gradski baa applied to the Business Men's Associations but no definite action has yst been taken. It is said that the city of Shawano Las done all it conld for the rehef of the suffering bat has not by any meins supplied all the needs.

Some questioa ia raised as to whom those new SRttlorsia diutrees should look for aid and it is probable thatsoaca steps will be takes to ascertain directly the condition of the people wasting aid and on whom, if on anybody, the responsibility rests for their reher. X9TEM. mKrF.RE (FroaThaNeiM.) Mrs. Lindsay, of Plymouth, is visiting ith bsr mother, Mrs. I.

Diekieson. Mr. Dawsou, of Dawson Symmes, railroad contractors, was ia towa several days this week. He wsa on his way to Poof hkeepaie, J. to build a stone railroad bridge.

Chas. Tilden, book keeper for tbe firm, was alao here. Mrs. John latitat! di4 at ner nome in Rockland last Saturday, after an illness of seven weeks. Her age was 66 ears.

David LaOlair has commenced the erection of fine dwelling on his lot on Wisconsin street next south of M. R. Hunt's. N. 8.

night commences operations in bis nsw mill at WrightsUwn Friday. He has several good contracts for fur nishing hardwood lumbar aad timber, and expecta to get out 1,000,000 feet of logs within the next ninety days. Ihe heavy sovthwest wind on Tuesday drove myraida of small pieces of ice down the river and piled them up in a heap about fourteen feet deep in C. A. Law-ton's tiunie, excluding uearly all the water.

Far this reason the electric lighting schiaery could not be ran. Owing to the sinking of their propeller the W. L. Brown, some time sge, the National Furaaee company have ot been able to pile np the usual quantity ore at tbeir yards tor winter nse. As a conseqtieace, they will be necessitated to briag it here by rail during the winter.

At the instance er Miss Mamie Day, a art's number of friends gathered at her home last Saturday night, and proceeded tkwuce to tha home of Miae Katie March give her "eurrie." The evening was spent most and Miss Marsh holds as a menieto of the occasiou liaudiiome napkin ring, a present froui the "OG" club. The Milwaukee Northern railroad onipany nave jun txtenaeu tiieir sue- rsuk on the east side of the depot from Willissi street south conaeeting with the main line Dear James street. A spur is be put in immediately from this side track to Arndt Bros, Donsmau's elevator. It is alao contemplated to rua a spur from the track Bear the elevator across the "quarry" to the casting house the atioual furnace to anord Uio company batter facilities snipping their iron Dy rail. A II SAP EE.

From The Record A fifteen-year-old sou of John Blahnik, of the town of Ahuapes, died Nov. 25 of phoid fever. Six more members of his family are aillicted with the malady nnd ut little hopes ore entertained for their recovery. A terrible accident berell child ol hn Kramer, of Forestville, lant Sat- rday. The child win sitting in a high mir, amusing itself with a pair of ifars.

Vhil so engnged it accidentia fell from the chair to the tloor the hears penetrating Us abdomen to a vu- lerahle distance. Medical aid was im mediately Biirumoaed lint their efforts ere of no avail and the child died on ursday. Rev. N. Ileus, who for the pas' year and a half has bad charge of ihe Catho lic church in Lincoln, preached his farewell sermon on Sunday last' and ou Tuesday left for Kankauna.

Rev. Hens has done hipt-timable work at Liinoolu. By the co-eperution of his followers he has completed one of the linet churches iu this part of the state, removing it fiom the heavy fetters of indebtedness and placing it on solid financial basis. His miccesHor will be Rev. Father Reading, of Iowa.

From The Jourui From present appearances the log cut of the Upper Wolf for the season of 1KS(J. 7 will largely exoed that of last year. One iuformant, and who is in a position to know, places the total crop at not less than seventy millions. The trial of X. H.

Scholtz for the murder of John Corcoran at Wittenberg iu he spring of 18S5. Wednesday morning a verdict of guilty of manslaughter in the tlrst degree waa returned. The verdict was received by evorbody with general atiffiiction. Sch "Hz, wben apprail of the verdict, manifested no particular uneasiness, but remained eod and collected, ss during rh wholu 1 1 ml. Wednesday noon neiiti need him to ten veara at W'lipun, with niie day's solitary at hard labor, giving biiu the full tuetit of th.i la.

St A HI ETTE. IFnnn Th Nnrth "-tar. Atmie mid "Baby" Green are in ireeii Hay 'lamiltoii, wife of I IC. tlarniltnn, O. t'le Hamilton Merrjui i ('o, of this after a lingering illness, died at brsnoa of Pike river, for a auiuudsratioji ut 20,000.

The sW we saidd through the agency of i. A. YaaOUvs. (From Tha Ntennk-Menaeht Tlmei.) Rev. Win.

Clark, M. E. Pastor at Uan i to woe, epsot Thanksgiving Day with the family of Frsusis Qillingham on the aoDth side. Miss Nettie Mathewaon of tha Island ia on a visit to friends in Green Bay. A.

Vanderberg of this city spent Thanksgiving with his parents in Gren Uay. W. D. Cooke and wife of Greea Bar, C. S.

Cooke of Fond du Lac and b. Cooko of Ksukaunu, spent hunks giving with their parents Mr. and Mrs, lhos. Cooke of Neeuah. A Go4 Kir leer.

From Tha Winona ltcpubllctn. A large esgle macie ita nppeuranc in the towu of Richmond on Wednesday aud attacked a small boy named JobD Donahower, about eleven or twelve years of age. The snow made it dillicult for the eagle to strike the boy above bis boots, bnt it fought the boy savagely. The boy had nothing to defend himself with, except the boots on hid feet, which he used to good purpose in kicking tbe eagle until he killed it. It was a strange thing for na eagle to swoop down and diL'Uk'o in strugL.de with a boy for bis life.

Geo. Andrews, overseer of the Lowell Carpet Corporation, waa for over twenty years, before his removal to Lowell, afflicted with sslt rheam in its worst form. Its ulcerations actually covered more than half the surface of his body and limbs. He was entirely eared by Ayer'a Sarsapanlla. see certificate in Ayer a Almanac for 1883.

BUSIXESKitOTICIK AX ISTEEBSTIXG COMriLAIOy xereies the rremhytrrtan tieth AnntTirmmrt. Lot complete anniversary exercise the recent seaai-eeateiiaial eslebrstion of the Firat Presbyterian Chnrrk of Green Bay, in neat pamphlet tors has jist bea issued from Tub Gabttb jub roon The pamphlet contains aboat sixty pages, the contents including in full the bis oncal disceursa of the pastor, Be v. L. i White, the address in tbe ships of a re view and an exhorfcatisn by ex-pastor Rev. Wm.

Crawford, D. the historical papers bearing on tha various depart man is the ennreh work, and the very fall necrology which introduces the names of ao many of tha decssssd mem bers of the church, letters from former pastors of the church, ate. It presents an interesting compilation and will be deeply interesting to all who bare been or are now connected villi that society. It is of direct value and interest aa well to old residents of Green Bay generally, holding aa it does so much of historical data and interest. It is especially valuable for preservation, much in the way of local history being here gathered and held that would net otherwise find record in uch convenient and accessible shape.

I'eople who have moved away from Green Bay, and who still have pleasant memories anchored here will be glad of this opportuDitr to get tbe anniversary reeords of this pioneer church. Ihe pamphlets may be secured st ths count ing room of this onioe or will be mailed post paid at ths following prices: Single copies np to six, do cents each; six copies or more 30 cants each; ten copies 25 cents each. Address all mail orders to Inn State Gaxbtte, Green Hay. Xeiv Morel metv fioodn! Sve money by buying your clotbee at JULES PARMENTIER'S. The best assortment of Suits, Hats aud Caps, at the Lowest Price.

Itch, Prairie Mange, and Scratches of every kind cured in 30 minutes by Wool- rds Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by Carl Bliedung, Druggist, Green Bay. Win Utiij is (isk, ws gvs Dr Cutoria, Whea lio vu Child, ska erisd fur Cutoria, Wliea ths bcim lliu, ike clang ta Cutoria, When shs hl CUUdna, sks gars thus Cutarie, When very young children are deprived of their natural nourishment, it is difficult to procure a proper Biibntitute therefor; hence tbe alarming mortality among nfnnts.

Memo rood, which is reoom- nieuded by the highest medical authon- es, tins been preps red to meet this very want. Ask your Grocer for Old Couutry Soap. daw have just received a New and complete ue of Infant's Misses' and Children's Spring Heel Shoes iu Goat and Kid di-w Dohvilis Baschb "Warning!" Uee more Old Country Soap nud keep away Diphtheria, daw The best line of Toilet Soaps to-day on the continent are manufactured by Allen B. Wrisley. Name on each cake, d.fcw The Florentine Perfumes are without doubt the richest odors on the continent.

Ask your Druggist for them, daw nilAT Vt7 WAXT at J. Robinson's Drug Store. Such as Perfumeries, including Hoyt's, Atkinsons and Lubin's, Dressing cases, Infant cases, Ladies work bnwkatu, Cull aud collar boxes, Odor cases, Toilet articles, etc. Also a ful' lineof geueral show case goods, at J. Robinson'.

hiw Htnnti'trtt iinoa. J. Robinson carries a full line of Puints, Oils, Putty, Dying Stuffs, Glass and various articles used by contractors and builders. Also Brushes of all kinds SpougH. etc.

dw The prospects fur the coming year are brightuiiig, ss everybody uses Old Country Soup. daw Milwaukee Thermo Therapse. A Curative Institution cf Twenty Years' Good Repute aad Wonderful Success. M. P.

HANSON, M. D. LATH SURGEON ad WIICOHSIH CAVALItT. MrSnd Tor PsmphUt. Dr Robert Wsllsitos.

Mudirsl niwetor of tka Britth rniT to Ihn frimin Wr, Id mean bk tb 1 terinc Hoiunn.j KnUlirjr, taja: unaition is Turkey ou the medical tiff of lb a RntuhArmr eutble me lo tt IM efficiency a a Therapeutic agerit. "Hirg derived trl l)i-u fit from tin Tlier-mas during my renTleiire id rker hn at- tucked Willi feear tibile i ilutr at Kcaiari. 1 ce a crbt of gratitude touremedj wMsb, ba mail; peaking-, avTedm; life." "An medic al ayeut iu tbe trautmeiit of dii-. ibr univeraal trttiuian of eiiligli.eued ex perienca baa proved Ha eicclli-uae ne unman 1 tn ti.ouici he au annet das of tsvrry biiepitl aud ditpanaary, and lit tiki liKlicil id every towu iu trie country, aa una or Ik niomaieful in tilntiuaa in tbe klugdoui." he old urnrerb aara: "Tba 'ooia to him that can Hem;" aud wisdom pyn: "(-ire ia work to him that baa ho toola. haae Cum- mciu ifuie toVaa auaai a reasonable explaua-lion u( tbe fact that l)r.

Ilanauu'a lleat Cura afford! Kicaler advaataaa lo Ibetick Ibau aar phT'lciaii or any otbei iaatitntion witliaut fall appliances cau orTsr. lliabacaea he lialllil maana of accompliak-iai(imporiaul reaulla iu Ibe treatmeut of diaeaa-ea which antie tbe atbara bave Tbaae mrait are racouuiaao bribe kiifkeat medical aalb-ritiea. aud proDonncad to ba aa- aeatia! to tie proper of averv hoept tsl or curative iuaiHutiou. Tk Tbcrmo Tkat- apa.coBkiuias; Ilia Tuikiah bath, electro lier-malandctkar bailn, with maaaajre and raraf 1 ineoicatlou. sivaa a control over uiaaaaaa that na one can peeae wnnout tharu.

And ararr day a reoulta la laia citr prove una sialm to Da wan fonndee1 'J lie akraieiaiia of Ikiaally kuw full well that I bare aieaaa for the cantrol ut vtoleat and (leal It aitraiea wkt rh thav bare sot. Man; of Ibeai are caudid enough to taj ao. Wsiltht awi Kstisbd I'HTaiciA fas ArFora Mil CallllD 1 H1T1 MITIIillll) AST TO no ao. LFrom ths Itaalng vViBconain.1 We have racaivad ths f.illowics commnnlcatlei from one of the u.oal vmlnant utiTaicana af oar cut, ciincarning the renedlal oaea of the 1 arkiaa bain.wnica nr. aj.

i- tiautou naa aone ao muea to nopalaiiwe kbrouubuiit Ibe ISorlbwcll, by kla all manauaa eataDinaairui ou me coriei at Fourlkaad isyeaaiora itreelai Cinib: Ailo me to uae vour valnable pat ar to direct the atiisuliou of the paople of Mliwaa k-a to a very uaeiui inaiiiui on, tua i aariaa Thrraa. From a sloae obaervatlon of a larre urn ot ofcaea treated ky Ur. Hanaou taring the nail aiz yeara. 1 am aatiaflrd the a.d Roaaaa Tkaraua ia a remedial teul ut va.ua, iu kotk acate aud abrouic diaaaaea. 1 have witnaaaea tbe cure of mauy caaea ofthsworat fo-sis of rbeuwatiaua.

ll is admirable adauial to tka cure of feuil diaeaaea, eapvcilly dyimeuorrk-a-a od menorrbuKia, aa 1 have) kuows of several important cast a treated mere aucceaaiuiiy. ia kidtiev diaeaaea. chronic or scute, ia Uright' dieeaae, aud ulabetel, it kaa baeju perfectlr aua cmiful in eeverul caaea that have corns under aav observation: and from whai 1 have witiiaaaed mrielf, 1 bc-liva it to bo Invaluable in tke treatment of Insanity. a Ketpecimuy, KNOL'U CHASB.M.D. DR.CANDKE SAYS: From the Evening Wiacomin I have seen cases of chronic rheumatism, st eered lunga, paraijlle.

diabetea, Dright'a aiaeaaa, old chronic ulcers, and inaauity, cured at Or. Haoaon seatabiiahmeut. for an ants lnnaaa-matery diseases, such as pneumonia, plaa ia, aud eryiipelaa. it ia the must certain ana sale treatment: and It ie claimed, and i believe jiatijr, aa the best arateut of treainieut for all eruptive diaeama, scarlet fever, meaelea, and smallpox. Ihaveltiioxn manycbiiureu treated vara rar mealies, scarletiua, croup and whnepier eaaia, and with the best reaulta.

Chromic diarriaaa ess dyienierv are eaaily coitrolled. lnlermitteut and tyboid fever maybe brokaa at ihe very etart tit ihe lone couree they aanally ruu. Tbe effect iu luog diaeasea is very remarkable. 1 have seen patieuts far gone in eenaaaip-tion realored to very comfortabla health by a few weeks' residence at tbe Thermo Therame. I aej it tbe thermal treatmeut, but it ia not neat aioae, nor the Turkish Dath.

thounh lieai. water ani electricity are the principal ageais relied aaea. lr. hanaon uses some meuicioeeiu niaatiati witb the other powerful remedial areata at kia command iu tbe institution. Hut whetevei tke menna uaed.

hie succeas in curine oaipliaala diaeasea ia lar beyond auythiiii; 1 have aver known in general practice, or In uuy oiher anra iivn inatitution in this coun'rv. during forty years' cipeneuce in the practice of mediciaa. uaw a. vnvma. w.

it. THE OLD RELIABLE FURNITURE STORE Haupt Co. OFFHKS Fine Goods Plain Bnd Fancy Furniture, Bedroom Sets, Parlor Sete, Easy Chains, Rockers, Lounges, Ottomans, Mirrors, Writing Peeks, Et5. RATTAN GOODS. WK LARUB SELECTION OF FRKShVNTS.

READ THIS! VETERINAltY SUltGEON. Whcia well known throughout the northweio andiaa graduate of toe Philadelphia. V. WILL BE FOUND AT KEIS HOTEL. All call? promptly attended to.

Dr. Hall has lu-catcd permanently here. MT'Custuuiere never And fault with mv etwee. UK. 0.

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SULIt BY ALL, It I Utl IS 1 S. TlavlDC sirugcled 20 yeara between life nnd death wilti AVI'llMA. or 1'IITHISIO, treated by eminent phyairians, nnd receiving no benefit, I was compelled during the laat 5 years of ruy 1 11 neee to an on my cbuir day and night gapping for iH-eutb. eufferings were bevond dei-crlrtion. in despair I exutTiiuented on myaelfby compounding tmi and herbs and inhaling the medicine thus obtaiucd.

I fortunately disruvxred this WON DKKKl'L CL'KB Ft)K ASTHMA AND CAT KIUI, warimti-d to licve the mod sinb-hoin case of ASTHMA IN FIVE so that the patient cun lie down lo rest and sleep comfoilubly Please red the following coM'en-sed extrncls from nuaoiicitcd teittimoniuls, all of recent dale: Oliver V. R. Holmcf, Sin Jose, writes: "I find the Ueinedv all und even more than re-preseiited. I receive iustftulaneoue relief- E. M.

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WouM tot live without it. Jivery one that uses it recommends it I. fheloe, P. rigjs, Ohio, writes: "Suflered wiih Asthma 40 yeara. Your meriitine ic 3 does for me niore tbau the most eminent physician did lor me in three years II.

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"I am using Ibe Heinedy U.tined 8 pounds in weeke. Would nut be without it." Mirlin Kox. I. tile writes: "Find Kemedy excellent. Could not live without, We have inanv other beartv testimonial-! of cure or re'ief, ond It order thai all aufl'erers lroBi As'hmn, Catnrrb, Hay Fever, and kindred diseases may have an opportunity of testing the value or the Ketnedv we will to anv nddresa TRIAL I'At KiE FKEEOF CIIAIiGK.

Ad-Aw. S. Z1M.MEHMAN CO Proprietors, Wholes le Urugfflsts, Wooster, Wayne 0. Fnll size Ho v. by iimil $1.10.

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