llnmnn ricasnre Wardens.
A Rome corrcBpomlcnt says: Homo
lias few places for oen-nir nuinsement.
The inhabitants who nffnet such resorts
have hitherto gone into the Carapngnn
on hoi ul nys, mul have iipcd. obliged to
hold their mrrenda, m they cull picnics,
nt the vnrions wine hnlts on tho roads.
Theso are rurnl looking places. Each
one consists of a small house, with its
wine nautinn, or cellar. A nnmber of
tables are set out on the grass, under ft
covering of mats, made of plaited reeds
mid vine branches. Unluckily, there is
nothing to do at these rustic resorts but
to drink wine and piny at morra, or
some rude game; tho result of bloody
noses nud cracked crowns is not unfre
quent, for the Italian is given to drink
ing to excess, and is very fierce when
tipsy. Drinking among Italian work
women, too, by the way, is not nt all un
common. I have been obliged lately to
Bond away an excellent servant simply on
account of this nncomfortiible rizio. The
amiable weakness grew to be too expen
sive, for when she was "in her cups"
nho broke my bric-a-brac and fright
ened mo out of my senses. Tho Mouto
Mario "Tivoli" pleasure garden is an
improvement upon tho old wine halt re
sorts on the Campngna, and its popu
larity proves how much the people de
sire such ft place. Its only drawback is
its distance. The dusty road of Via An
gelica and the pull up the hill on a hot
afternoon cause no littlo fatigue. But
the much frequented resort beyond
Porte Mollo has the samo defect, and yet
it is always filled with a large and noisy
t crowd, notwithstanding the long stretch
of the Tia Flamiuia, which is noisy,
crowded, and dusty all the way from
Porto del I'opolo to the famous Milvian
bridge where Maxentius fought and fell
nud Constantino conquered by tho cross.
A Philanthropic Failure.
Tho famous Millbank penitentiary,
one of tho most stupendous failures in
English prison policy, is soon to be
broken up, after sixty years of unsatis
factory experiment. Almost all students
of prison rpports are familiar with tho
diagrams of this remarkable "panopti
con," a device of Jeremy Bentham's,
consisting of nix pentagonal structures
radiating like the spokes of a wheel from
n central hexagon as a point of observa
tion. It was conducted for a long time
upon what seems like a travesty of the
humanitarian system. It was a " huge
playing, " says one of the oflicers; "a
toy for a parcel of philanthopic gentle
men to keep them busy during their
npnro hours." Tho convicts, petted,
and, according to outsiders, overfed,
paraded continually for exhibition, and
subjected to incessant changes of dis
cipline, began to "give themselves
airs," and to rebel upon provocations
which dispassionate observers must pro
nounce insufficient. Tho women re
fused to have their hair cut, and, after
a Rtout tussel with tho authorities, they
got their own way as women ore in the
habit of doing. On occasion of a visit
of the chancellor of tho exchequer to
this model reformatory, the gentler sex
bioko into insurrection against brown
bread. Punishments were made so dif
licult that they were rarely inflicted, and
Millbank became one of the most unde
sirable places of residence in the British
islands. Over twenty years ago the pe
culiarities in its management were all
abolished, and it has since been merely
an ordinary prison.
Innocent Amusements.
The New York Tribune contends that
the great number of crimes committed
by boys and young men is due to tho
fact of evil associations contracted
through iuability of the criminal to find
cheap and innocent amusements. It re
marks that vileuess and crime are not
necessary elements in tho entertainments
which please the most ignorant lad.
The bootblack who spends his last penny
for tho Police Gazette, or for a ticket to
a Bowery saloon, would be just as de
lighted with a Christmas pautomimo or
a day in the ileitis. The worst social
danger before the next generation lies
precisely in this diro.tion, and the only
help for it is in tho provision for the
lower classes of rational, clean amuse
nieut, and iu tho personal supervision
of every educated boy by his parents,
that Le be not tainted by either the
books to which we adverted or by the
plays which present them. These
books, let us add, will bo found in places
where tho most careful mother will
hardly look for thom. The issues of re
spectable publishing firms, even Sunday
school libraries, are full of tale3 of heated
passions anil reckless bravado. Even
when such t iles are untainted with actual
guilt they give tho boy utterly false
ideas of his place and importance in life.
The wholesomest lesson for a lad is that
of his own insignificance. Our grand
fathers erred perhaps iu stern neglect of
their children, but they taught them their
place ossilly children, ufter all. One did
not hear then of ten-year-old suicides and
murderers in the upper classes, and
newly-breeched burglars in the docks.
Tramps In New England.
The Boston Transcript Bays: The
tramps now travel in gangs, and when
they choose to turn highwaymen are
dangerous assailauts. A party of four
of these fellows has been operating in
Hollistou, and other towns nil over the
Stato have been infested by tramps dur
ing the past few weeks. Everywhere
people are anxious to get rid ol them,
and when they manifest a willingness to
" move on " they are helped to do so.
Somo of them are young and strong and
able to work, but they have no taste for
agricultural labor, and farmers are timid
about hiring them. Every month of
idleness confirms them iu their vagabond
life, makes them more unfit for useful
labor, and increases the danger to the
community because of their presence.
If a return of good times does not soon
afford them employment that suits
them, the question what shall be done
with them and for them will soon bo a
serious one with town and Stato authori
ties. A Singular Clock.
Tho Paris (Ky.) paper describes a
clock made by a clever mechanic of that
place, which requires no winding but is
moved slowly by electricity. If unob
structed, it will run continuously for an
indefinite period. A singular fact in
connection vith it was recently discov
ered by Mr. Clark. Pointing tho finger
of his right hand toward the dial of the
clock, it was observed suddenly to cease
running. After close and unavailable
scrutiny to detect tho cause, Mr. Clark
pointed tho finger of his left hand toward
the dial, when tho clock instantly re
newed its time keeping. The experi
ment has been repeatedly witnessed by
many citizens. No cause is apparent
for the fctraugo phenomenon. Even at
the distance of six or eight feet, with a
large plate glass window intervening,
the effect is the same. The solution of
this singular mystery will prove an in
teresting subject of investigation to
eieutino miuui,
SUMMARY OF SEWS.
Item ml Internet tram llama and Ahrand.
Tho manufacturers of knit underwear, in
convention at Albany, resolved to stop all the
mills for two months or longer, as ma; be
necessary, to reduce the stock of goods
Tbe Connecticut Senate has concurred with the
House in adopting the bill providing for bien
nial elections of State officers, and tbe question
now goes before the people A woman
named Jane Reynolds, wbilo hanging clothes
out of a fifth story window to dry, In New
York, fell to the ground and was instantly
killed Tbe Orau semen of New Yoik and
tbe surrounding cities will colobrate the battle
of tho Hoy no, July 12tb, byan excursion up the
Hudson, tbe experience of tbe past four years
demonstrating that parades are injudicious. . . .
Tbe new cable from Rye Boach (N. H.) to
Itolaud U now in working order. It makes tbe
fifth caUo laid between tbe United States and
Groat Britain, aud is said to be superior to any
of its predecessors By the sinking of a
scow iu Broad canal, Cambridgo, Maps., three
laborers were drowned A stovedore named
James Barr was drowned by the sinking of a
wharf ou which be was working in Brooklyn,
New York, and his widow sued the lessees for
ifj.OOO damagos. A jury gave her 1,000
The supreme court of the United Statos has
aQirmed tbe judgment of tho supreme court of
PeniiHylrania, Bustain'n; tbe imposition of a
tax on tbe gross receipts of tho Erie Railroad
Company Both Houses of tbe Now Hamp
shire Legislature mot iu joint convention and
elected l'erson C. Cheney, Republican, Gov
ernor A storm of great violence passed
over Franco, destroying much property and
causing the loss of a few lives. Tho damage
to Faris alone is estimated at $11,000,000
francs.
By the explosion of a tug near Central wharf
at Buffalo, three men wore killed outright and
one fatally wounded. Tbe force of the ex
plosion was so great that the captain's body
was thrown over a four story building one
hundred aud fifty feet across the street ....
Tbe suspicions of foul play in connection with
tho death of Miss Ada Marble, of Harmony,
Mo., have been dissipated by the events eiueo
brought to light, and it is now established that
she committed suicide on account of unrequited
ore George Stouter, a workman in a
vinegar factory at Brooklyn, N. Y., iu cleaning
out a large vat was overcome by the gases aud
fell unconscious to the bottom of the vessel.
Charles Vofrey climbed into the vat to help
Stouter out, and was also quickly overcome
aud fell. When the bodies were taken out
both were dead Quartermaster-General
Meigs has been assigned to special service
abroad to observe and report on foreign army
organizations A number of l'rotestant
books consigned to an American merchant of
Sautauder have been embargoed at the custom
bouso Governor Cheney, ef New Hamp
shire, has been inaugurated, and he delivered
a message to the Legislature The Treasury
department has adopted the policy of compro
mising all anions against national banks ou
account of failure to stamp their checks. Tho
examiners have furnished evidence of Buch
failure by over two hundred banks.
Another torrible disaster is reported from
sea, by which over eighty poreons are sup
posed to have perished. Tho steamer State
of Georgia, from Glasgow to New York, picked
up a boat at sea containing five seamen in a
half starved and frozen condition, who stated
that choy were part of the crew of the steamer
Vicksburg, from Quobeo for Glasgow, which
had been cut down by ice and fouudored off
tbe coast of Newfoundland, with all on board.
They were kindly cared for by the officers of
the Georgia, to whom they told thoir sad story,
saying that the Vicksburg left Quebec Thurs
day, May 27th, with a crew of sixty-five men,
and paasongcrs to tbe number of twenty-eight,
of whom three were women. When only three
days out, they found themselves partly sur
rounded by ice, aud used the greatest en
deavors to escape from tho many floes. They
nuiuaged to keep ou their way until Monday
night at twelve o'clock, alien they struck un
usually heavy ice in front, aud on endeavoring
to back out, the fans of tho propeller were
broken, when it was found tho steamer was
entirely surrounded by thick ice, which had
forced a largo hole in the port quarter. Tho
break was stopped by canvas and other ma
terials, and the captain allayed the fears of all
ou board by telling them that be could reach
St. Johns, which was only one hundred and
twenty miles off. But tho water gained rap
idly aud put ont the fires, and so forced them
to get ready their boats. The first boat broke
loose from the davits, and partly filled with
water, when these five survivors were ordored
to bail her out for tbo passengers, at which
they were engaged when they saw tho steamer
lurch and go down with tbe captain aud atoit
forty people, about ten o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. Meanwhile a second boat was got off,
containing ten seamen ; aud as the steamer
sunk, a third boat with the chief oflieer aud
thirty people floated off. The three boats, illy
provided with the necessaries of life, kept to
gether as long as possible, but the floating ice
scon separated them, and the five seamen
were nearly exhausted when picked up by the
Georgia on Saturday. As the disaster occurred
far out of the lino of passing vessels, nothing
has been heard of the other two boats, and it
is supposed they are lost, which will swell the
number of victims to more tbau eighty.
The Republican Convention of California
nominated T. G. Thelpa for Governor, J. M.
Cavis for Lieutenant-Governor, aud O. II. Hal
lot for Secretary of State. The platform" states
that they have " uudimiuiHbed confidence iu
tbe wisdom, patriotism .and integrity" of tho
President, aud declares that his letter to
the chairman of the ronnsylvauia convention
"is a full refutation of the slanders of those
who charged bira with intriguing for re-eleo
tion ; declares the party antagonistic to the
Central Pacific railroad as at present managed,
aud advises that the people should iu advance
"exact from candidates for the legislature an
unequivocal pledge " to vote for reduction of
fares and freight Cbarlea C. Fuller, presi
dent, aud J. T. Mowry. treasurer, of the Chap
lin Paper Company, of Norwich, Conn., have
absconded, leaving outstanding obligations to
the estimated amount of $70,000, the greater
part of which la believed to be forged notes.
No bank aud only one individual there is seri
ously affected by the frauds An order has
been issued from the Imperial Chancellery
at Berlin prohibiting the circulation of copies
of The Catholio Gatette of Baltimore, for two
years, within the boundaries of tbe empire.
M. Olliveir, who wag at the head of the
French cabinet on the breaking out of the
Franco-rrustien war, hut written a book in
defense of that ministry, in which he claims
that Prussia, Ly her insults, really declared
war News has been received by the way
of St. Thomas of a terrible earthquake iu Now
Grenada. The destruction was greatest in tbe
valley of Cucuta, on the Venezuelan frontier.
It U reported that sixteen thousand Uvea were
destroyed by the calamity An intoxicated
woman named MoQovern, of Union Hill, N. J.,
attempted to drown her five-year-old daughter
by throwing her into a cistern containing five
feet of water. The girl was rescued, and with
great difficulty resuscitated.
Advices from the island of Jamaica state
that the country is suffering severely from the
effects of a hurricane last November. Ground
proTWoB art tcarta and priest .ihorbltaat,
The peasantry are selling their next season's
coffee crop for the necessaries of life
pecial dispatches from Greece deny that there
are any thoughts of the king abdicating. The
country Is tranquil Nineteen prisoners
escaped from the county jail at Cleveland, O.,
bythe aid of a young girl working out a fine In
tho jailer's family. She stole the keys, and,
watching her opportunity, unlocked the doors.
Five of the prisoners were recaptured By
the burning of the Brilliant Oil Works at Pitts
burgh, Pa., property to the amount of 185,000
or ,$200,000 was destroyed, which borenn In
surance of but $93,030 The Communists
and woikingmen held a meeting in Chicago to
consider the labor question, whon speeches of
the most inflammatory character were deliv
ered, advising the arming of laborers and for
cibly resisting the encroachments of employers
on their rights also extending sympathy to
the striking miners A dispatch from St.
Johns, N. F., states than an American fishing
boat picked up nine of the crew and three of
the passengors of the Vicksburg, and bad
lauded them at that port Advices from
Iceland state that the country has been terribly
devastated by volcanic action. Abont Christ
mas the inhabitants were terrified by subter
ranean rumblings, which continued into Janu
ary, when violent bIiocks of earthquake were
felt, and an extinct volcano near Vetrayskud
opened, and for four weeks poured forth liquid
fire, lava and ashes, destroying the village and
all farms within a radius of twenty miles. A
oon as Miis volcano ceased, another extinct
one near Myvatu commenced, and continuing
for weeks devastated the country round about
for fifty miles. In March great mounds rose
from the surface in the ceuter of tho island,
and cracking open, vomited forth their burning
contents upon the earth. The world-renowned
geysers have dried np and now throw out tmoke
and ashes Instead of water. Ten . thousand
people have lost their all, and hundreds are re
ported killed. The Danish government is
sending all relief possible.
State Auditor Chi rles Clinton, of Louisiana,
has boon indicted by the grand jury on four in
dictments two for misdemeanor in office, one
for extortion in office, aud one for embezzling
$200,000 of State funds. lie was arrested and
subsequently released ou 823,500 bail Tho
American rifle team were tendered a dinner on
their arrival in Cork, during which complimen
tary speeches were made by both parties
Tom McUehau, a desperado of Cincinnati, who
will be remembered as tho prisoner Hon
Clement C. Vallandigham was defending at the
time of the accident ending his life, was arses
Bloated in his barrocm by some person un
known A mob visited the jail at Annapolis,
Md., and breaking iu a door, took the keys
from the keeper by force, aud secured the
negro Simras, whom they took out and hanged.
Simms was under arrest for a brutal assault
upon a white lady named Jackson. He con
fessed his crime previous to tbe banging
The Cincinnati Commercial's Momphis cor
respondent says that the young crops of corn
aud cotton in the valleys of Arkansas, White
Yazoo, St. Francis, and aloug the main rivers
south to tho gulf were never more promising
than now, and present appearances indicate
the most prolific yield for many seasons.
The Maine Republican Stats Convention
nominated Gen. SeMen Connor for Governor.
About eighteen months ego Wm. M.
Tweed, known as Boss Tweed, of Now York,
was sentenced by Judge Davis, on twelve
different indictments, to twolvo years in the
penitentiary one year ou each. His counsel
showed that the souteuce beyond the first year
ou the first indictment was illegal and took tbe
case to tho court of appeals of the State.
After deliberation the court decided unani
mously that tho sentence was illegal, and
ordered Tweed's release. He was at once re
arrested on other charges connected with tbe
ring frauds, and takeu to Ludlow street jail in
Now York, where apartments were fitted up
for him Tho New Hampshire house of
representatives has passed the resolutions re
ported by the committee on elections, ousting
Messrs. Raymond and Harding two Democratic
members The American rifle team was
received at the depot at Dublin by tho Lord
Mayor aud members of the corporation, who
escorted them to their hotel, preceded by a
a baud of music. The populace along the
route cheered enthusiastically. Subsequently
a supper was tendered them, followed by a
serenade Dispatches from Omaha state
that the grasshoppers are passing northward,
doing but littlo damage. The crops are the
finest ever known Mrs. Feter Flynn, of
Brooklyn, N. Y., was awakened about three
o'clock iu the morning by some ono in hor
room, and saw a man ransacking her bureau.
She called to her husband iu another room,
and tho burglar escaped through a window, but
not before Mr. and Mrs. Flynn bad recognized
him as a young man namod Mooney. He was
subsequently arrested by an oflieer, and was
fouud to answer the description of tbe bnrglar
who shot Mr. Shute a few nights previous.
Mrs. Shute was quite positive of the same.
Antarctic Ieebcrgs.
Those who .visit tha antarctic seas
after having been in the arctic are great
ly disappointed in the form of the ice
bergs, for while those of the north as
sume every fantastic shape that fancy
can conceive, the southern ones are near
ly table topped lumps of ice, precisely
the same iu form as on the day they
ported from their parent glacier ; these
more resemble huge twelfth-cakes di
vested of their ornaments than anything
else. In the warmer northern seas ice
bergs mrlt more quickly, nnd assume
far more picturesque appearances ; but
in the Southern ocean tho temperature
of the water through which the icebergs
drift is below the freezing point of fresh
water, and therefore insufficient in heat
to melt the ice. It is only after they
have moved a considerable way north
ward that the regularity of their shape
begins to be interfered with. As the
berg travels from the polo, it first reaches
a latitude where the summer sun has the
power of heating the surface water
slightly above the freezing point with
out affecting that immediately below it ;
this has the effect of melting in the side
of the berg all round it, and at just
above the sea level ; but this notch is
not observed to extend into the ice in
any case more than about thirty feet.
As tho warm water becomes still warmer
as the berg floats further north, it has
naturally greater power, and deep caves
or caverns are formed, which offer in
creased facilities for wave-washing the
larger they become, until the mass be
ing weakened, large pieces beoome de
tached. As this alters the center of
gravity, the berg lurches over, and either
forms a slope, or a long spur or tongue
rises ; and thus the work of destruction
proceeds, until tho form of the berg is
altogether changed, and that part which
formed the tongue may become its top
most pinnacle. Hence tho greater vari
ety of form in tho bergs seen by the
ships passing south ou an are of the
great circle in comparatively low lati
tudes. The portions that break away
from the berg are termed " calves," anil
they are often of far greater danger than
the bergs themselves, for the latter have
a reflected light that renders them visi
ble at a little distance on the darkest
night ; whereas the calf, although it may
be several tons in weight, is not percepti
ble, or if so, may readily ba mistakes
for th top of a tea braking.
Summer Fashions for Ladies.
Rouleau collars and English standing
collars, with turned-down points in front,
are more in favor than the newer Byron
shape. All linen collars should be made
with a dickey attached. Tlain white
linon is used in making them, but some
have the inside lined with hair-striped
linen, blue, brown, or black. Striped
and colored hosiery is rapidly displacing
white. Brown, gray, blue, lavender,
and drab solid colors are more in vogue
than stripes, but these somber-colored
hose are relieved by rich and bright silk
clocks, starting at the ankle aud run
ning half way up tlio leg, or up to tne
old garter point below the knee. Stock
ings are never gartered now below the
knee. They are woven or knit, one
yard long from the heel to the top, and
are suspended by clasps nud elastics
from the under garmeuts. Lnoe mak
ing is tho fusluonahlo lancywork of
ladies in New York this season, and bids
fair to rival crochet, knitting and Berlin
wool embroidery as a postimo for morn
ings at the seaside aud the watering
places. The most elegant toilets are now
made with tho corsage or basque fast
ened with hooks and eyes instead of
buttons. Bows of ribbon, at iutervals
of six inches, take the place of the but
tons. Black lace shawls or points nnd
black lace saeques are worn by the most
elegant and fashionable women for
street walks in midsummer weather.
Small scarfs of Vulencieunes insertion
and edging are worn tied close around
the neck, and forming a bow, aud ends
falling like a jabot on the bosom. Such
scarfs are sometimes made of plain Brus
sels net, hemmed, the ends finished with
antique guipure, Valenciennes, or any
other fine real lace. Half-high and low
shoes are worn for the house, the cro
quet ground, and short country walks.
The "Tramp" Nuisance.
A committee of the Connecticut Legis
lature has been investigating tho tramp
nuisance which has grown to such for
midable dimensions within the last few
years. They find that iu that State dur
ing tho past year not less thuu forty
thousand lodgings have been supplied to
wandering vagrants, more than oue-half
of whom are under twenty-fivo years of
age, and have adopted that calling an a
means of livelihood, openly avowing iu
mauy instances, when offered food or
clothing as an inducement to work, that
they are professional tramps, and are
bound to have a living without working
for it. Some of them are supplied with
maps showing the most profitable roads
to travel, the best places to procure lodg
ings, and giving the names of families
most likely to feed them. Iu addition
to the burden of supporting these worth
less fellows in idleness, tho public have
suffered serious loss from fires which
they have kindled, and which have de
stroyed forests, barns, and other prop
erty. The committee have submitted a
bill for sending beggars of this class to
the workhouse for from three to sis
months on the first conviction, and from
nine to fifteen months for a second
offense. They also recommend the ap
pointment of a board to present to the
next Legislature a plan for au institution
for tramps and criminal inebriates which
shall be self-supporting. They have no
doubt of the practicability of niakiug it
so, and in support of this view quote
the example of tho Alleghany workhouse
iu Cluiemont, Pa., which has made a
net gain of. $28,000 in three years from
the labor of prisoners.
Vinegar Bilters.
The grent merit of Vinrgnr Bitters has
mnde them tho leading medicine of the
dny, nnd respectable druggists every
where write : ' They are the best nnd
most popular preparation in the market."
They have stood the test of public
opinion and won confidence. They sell
rapidly because they cure. If yon are
sick you want reliable medicine. Vine
gar Bitters commend themselves to tho
ailing nnd afflicted, as they are deficient
in one thing alone, viz. : the stimulant
that unduly excites the brain, and creates
a morbid thirst for spirits ! There is no
phase of indigestion, biliousness, nerv
ous disease, or physical debility, iu
which they will not effect a cure. In
valids who are wasting awny from a want
of proper action iu tho liver, stomnch
and bowels, will rind them a constitu
tional specific, and a fountain of vitality
and vigor as rofreshing and exhilarating
as a cool, gushing spring of water to the
parched and fainting traveler in the
desert.
Any one desiring a recipe how to make
soft soap for a cent a pound, will receive
it gratis, by addressing I. L. Crngiu &
Co., Philadelphia, the manufacturers of
Dobbins' Electric Soup.
Thanks "from the Depths of the Heart."
Wkixihoton, Lorain Co., O., Aug. 21, 1S74.
Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. :
Dear Sir Your medicines. Golden Medical
Discovery, Dr. Sage's Catarrh Uemedy, have
proved of tha greatest r-eivico to nie. Six
months ago no one thought that I could pots -bly
live long. I had a complication of diHoanes
scrofula, manifesting itxelf in eruptions and
great blotches on my head that made nnch
sores that I could not have my liuir combed
without causing me much Buffering ; also caus
ing swollen glands, tonsils enlarged, enlarged
or "thick neck, "and large and numerous boils.
I also suffered from a terrible chronic catarrh,
and in fact I was so dineai-ecl that life was a
burden to mo. I had tried muy doctors with
no benefit. I finally procured one-half dozen
bottles of your Golden Medical Discoveiy, and
one dozen Sage's Catarrh liemedy, and com
menced their use. At i:rt-t I was badly dis
couraged, but after taking four bottles of the
Discoveiy I began to improve, aud when I had
taken the remaining, I was well. In addition
to the use of Discoveiy I applied a solution of
iodine to the goitre or thick neck, as you adviie
iu pamphlet wrapping, and it entirely disap
peared. Your Discovery is certainly the most
wonderful blood medicine ever invented. 1
thank God and you, from the dipt ha of my
heart, for the great good it has done me.
Very gratefully, Mas. L. Chaffee.
Moft medicines which are advertised as
blood purifiers aud liver medicines contain
eiiher mercury, in uonie form, or potassium
and iodine variously combined. All of there
agents have stroug teudency to break down the
blood corpuscles, and debilitate and otherwise
permanently injure the human system, and
should therefore be discarded. Dr. Tierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, on the other hand,
being composed of the fluid extracts of native
plants, barks and roots, will in no case produce
injury, its effects being strengthening and
curative only. Sarsaparilla, ; Inch used to en
joy quite a reputation as a blood purifier, is a
remedy of thirty years ago, and may well give
place, as it is doing, to the more positive and
valuable vegetable alteratives which la'er med
ical investigation and discovery have brought
to light. In scrofula or king's evil, white swell
ings, ulcers, erysipelas, swelled neck, goitre,
scrofulous inflammations, indolent inflamma
tion, mercurial affections, old sores, eruptions
of the skiD aud sore eyes, as in all other blood
diseases, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery has shown its great remedial powers, cur
ing the most obstinate aud intractable cases,
bold by all dealers in medicines. Com.
Facts Wohth Knowing. The Wilson
shuttle sewing machine is to-day the simplest,
most perfect, most easily operated, best made,
most durable, aud, iu every way, most valuable
sewing uiacTiiue iu existence, and it is sold
llfteeu dollars less thau all other first-class
machines. Machines will be delivered at any
railroad station in this county, free of trans
portation charges, if ordered through the com
pany's brauoh house at 621 and 829 Broadway,
Ne York. They send an elegant catalogue
and ehromo oiroular free on application. This
oapatuj want (fir mere good gBt"" Cm
$1G0,000 Mndo In Two Months A Wall
Street Operation.
The banking house of Alex. Frothlnqhara k
Co., 12 Wall street, who deal in stock privi
leges, have paid this enormous sum to their
customers awing tine snort space of time.
Rome persons have made as high as tG.OOO
from only t100 originally Invested, and many
have made f-1,000 and over from onlv jr0.
They paid in a slnglo day over $10,000, for
which only $3,000 were received, or $37,000
net profit to various people. They employ con
tinnonslv from twolvo to fifteen competent
bookkeepeis and assistants. With this strontr
force they are often compelled to remain at
their work till midnight. Thin enrrpetio firm
well deserves the credit of being the leading
bonne in their bra"oh of business, and it is
most wonderful to aoknowlf-due that they have
established this business in the short space of
five years. They have customers who reside
in nearly every State of the Union, also the
Dominion of Canada even from the Island of
Cuba thev receive orders from persons who are
continually dealing In stocks. Their business
has become so extensive that two experienced
correspondents are employed to attend to their
advertising aoeountH. Their cards may be
read in every first-class newspaper published
in the United States. To this they attribute a
portion of their success. We advise those de
siring to place their business with a firm pos
sessing the very highest record for upright
ness, and who conduct tnnir business upon
honest principles, to deal with this house.
Thev also issue a weekly report of tbe condi
tion of affairs in Wall street, which they are
glad to mail free, for one year, to any one who
desireB And contemplates speculating. Bond
for it. A'. 1'. Eetning Mail.
Toothache proceeds from ague in the
face, onorating upon the exposed nerve of a
decayed tooth. Bub the glim thoroughly with
the fineer, wet with Jnhnton'n Anmhme T.ini-
went, heat the face well, and lap a flannel wet
with the liniment on the face, also put a little
or tno liniment into the cavity or the tootu on
cotton. torn,
Have you a cough, cold, pain in the
chest, or bronchitis? In fact, have you the
premonitorv svmptoms ef the insatiate archer,
consumption ? Know that relief is st hand in
Wittar't lialsam of Wild Cherry. Fifty cents
and one dollar a bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper. Com.
Texas. Distribution of 65,000 acres
of land to emigrants. Address J. K. Foster,
emigration Bureau, Houston, Texas. Cm.
The Rystem frequently eptn out of
order and r-hould be at once regulated, else
other troubles will ennne. When physio is
needed, take PornonM1 Purgative Pills ; they
btj a eafe, wholesome and natural medhuue.
Com,
"flFY 1HK, AND I'M, DO YOU OOI.-
It 1 juMly cone-dpd hv oir lpndfnir fiimtlv nhviMnns
that fU. ,N;,KVN HOOT AM) Ml lfll
IHT'I'l'MtS ar the boat, safest and Surest cprtntr and
Bummer medicine. They thoroughly purify and cleanse
the blood nf all (mpnritie"., remove and counteract dys
pepwta, liver eomplnint. constipation, ptlen, jaundfen.
vertttro, foul atomach, lom of flep and apnetite, nc.v fu
loutt anrni. onrHnntrleR. akin dijmen. niinnlea and nnrv.
ou debility They are in the truant and deenest Bensa
tncimnnrnbly more popular ns a fnmily medicine than
any oilier yei niscnveren. oid by nil nruirartHtn. ii
O. GOODWIN A CO.. Hobton, Wholesale Agents.
The .Market?.
NBW lonit.
Beef Cattle Prime to Extra Bullock.
Oomraou to Good Texuii, JVv".
Milcb Cows 80 00 ((33 OU
Ilogn Live (8 (at (8
DresBPd OflVfd '
Rheep 4V 03
I.aniln 08 a 11
Cotton Middling lnjtf
Flour Extra Western S 00 lit 6 25
Stnte Extra 5 (0 it i 31
Wheat Hod Wwtr-rn 1 88 ft 1 SS
No. a Spring 1 10 (1 io
Rye State 1 on a 1 09
Barley HtHlo 1 30 ( 1 20
DRrloy Malt 1 41 (a 1 7
Oata Miifd Wi'Htern. f'J (4 70
Com Mixed Western t"5 R6
Hay, per cwt eo A 1 10
Straw, per cwt 60 A 90
Hops Hn,S03-old 08 (4 15
Pork Mesa 19 65 19 Sr)
I-rd ij7j,a ijt
Flu Mackerel No. 1, ny 11 no 011 1-0
" No. i. bow 8 80 S 9 BJ
Dry Cod, per cwt 5 M 6 00
Heri-ine. Scaled. Der box 11 u in
Petroleum Crude 06iJ06X Kefmcd, 1J
Wool California lleice 58 (A ss
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Corn Mixed
Oats
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Barley
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Cotton Ixw Middlings
Kiour I'.xtra
Wheftt iied Western
Bye
Corn i ellow
Oata Mixed
Petroleum
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mind he has aome pegged work or.
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LIFE AND LABORS OF
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By Rkt. J. K. OHaMBMSS.wha from his psri.l
-ri(inV (Incla.llns th" LAST JOURNALS") an (old.
wiHHu bis Grand Achievements, also the luriotiiin,
Wonders snd Wealth of tl at nwtrveouit eountry. Fruits,
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decree than thia
S aujUfWiaytrw tuf sminAeasi mttn tiwaw ii
GARGLING OIL
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'.Xl -msssssssssssw I Ml I r . l C-
nr J. Wnlkor's California Vin
egar Bitters aro a purely Vegetable
preparation, mndo chiefly from tho na
tive herbs found on the lower ranpea of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor
nia, tho medicinal properties of wnicli
aro extracted thprcfrom without tho use
of Alcohol. Tto question is almost
daily asked. " Vuat is tho cause of the
unmralleled success "f Viskoar Bit
l'ERSt" Our answer iBnt they remove
t le nnuse or uisease. anav"" .
covers his health. Thejn
blood mil fiorandalifo-civii
a Dorfec Kcnovator and lnvii
of tha . ;stem. Never before in
History o me worm nus a iin.-un.uio m-
nmnnimm xl nosspssinif tho reiiiarkiiblo
qunlitinu f Vis-hoar Bitters in henlinp tha
sick of e pry disease man is huir to. They
are a ge tie Purputivo as well as a Tonic,
relieving Conpetion or Inflammation of
the Liver nnd Visceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
Tho properties of Dn. Walkers
V'iskoar FITTKR8 are Aperient. Diaphoretic,
Cartnmaf re, Nutrition, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative Counter-irritant SuUorilic, Altera
tive, am- Anti-Hiltoua.
Orateful Thousands proclaim Vnr-
egar Bitters the most wonderful In
rigorant that ever sustained the sinking
system.
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not do
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted boyond
repair.
liiiiqus. Remittent aud Inter,
mittent Fevers, which are so preva
lent in the valleys of our great rivers
throughout tho United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee. Cumberland, Arkan
sas, Red, Colorado, Brazos, Kio Grande,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoke, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during tho Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea
sons of unusual boat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensjve de
rangements of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a pow
erful influence upon theso various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for tho purpose equal to
Dr. S. Walker's Vinegar Bitter!,
as they will speedily remove the dark,
colored viscid matter with which the
1.nn.Aln n Innrln.! nt f-lA 001111) tlTTlA
UUrtUIS UIO lUUUUU, tlU lug niaJV
stimulating the secretions of tho liver,
and generally restoring tho healthy
functions of the digcstivo organs.
Fortify the body against disease
by purifying all its fluids with Vinegar
Bitters. No epidemic can tako hold
of a system thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, llcad
ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Eructations of the Stomach, Bad, Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita
tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kid
neys, and a hundred other painful avmD
toms, are tho offsprings of Dysptf t.
One bottlowill provo a better guarantee
of its merits than a lengthy advertise
nvn tun rm-ac
ment.
Scrofula, or King's Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelus, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent
Inflammations, Mercurial Ail'ections, Old
Sores, Kruptions of tho Skin, Sore lives, oto.
In tuote, as iu all other constitutional Dis
eases, Walker's Vinkqar Isittkks have
shown their great curative powers in the
most obstinate and intractable cases.
For Inflammatory nnd Chronic
Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of
the lilood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Bitters have no canal. Such Diseases
are caused by Vitiated Blood.
Mechanical Diseases. Persons en
gaged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject
to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard .
against this, take a dose of Walker's Vin
egar Bittkks occasionally.
For Skill Diseases, Eruptions, Tet
ter, Salt-Kueum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples,
Pustules, Boils, ' Carbuncles, King-worms,
Scald-head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, llumors
and Diseases of tho Skin of wbatover name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
out of the system in a tihort time by the use
l these Bitters.
Tin. Tape, and other "Worms.
lurking in the system of so many thousands,
are effectually destroyed and remoVed. No
system of medicine, no vermifuges, no an.
thelmimtics will free tne systeiu hum worms
like these Bitters.
For Female Complaints, in young
or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic
Bitters display so decided an influence that
improvement 11 soon perceptible.
Cleanse the Vitiated lilood when
ever yon find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores;
cleanse it when you find it obstructed and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is
foul; your feelings will tell you when. Keep
the bloed pure, aud the health of the system
will follow.
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