" A MiS FISH."
TljaCarlaua Affliction al' a Tall Backwoods
mail from Tennessee.
A blunt time since the Tennessee and
Kentnsky newspapers contained start
. ling ncoonnt of a wild man lately
captured, with great difficnlty, in the
Onmbcrland mountains. He was six
feet ten inches high, extraordinarily
fleet of foot, and excessively savage. He
ioa chiefly on raw fish, which he cap
tured without artificial aid. He spent
much of his time in the water, and after
being captnred Jbe had to be frequently
bathed. He was covered with shining
scales, like those of a fish. His hands
and feet were webbed like the feet of
water-fowl so the newspaper acconnts.
with many embellishments, ran. It is
scarcely necessary to say that much of
mis utoiy was only showman s talk.
uttered to attract the attention of the
ourioua and credulous public.
j.ne pnysicians of Ijouisville were
invited to visit the monster upon his ar
rival in the city, prior to his general
exhibition. Among others I visited the
merman; but before eeeing the case I
naa diagnosed it as one of icthyosis. and
a single glance was sufficient to verify
the oorreotness of my conjecture. The
man fish presents a most magnificent
example of the form of icthyosis or fith
BKin disease, called lothyosis serpentina.
or serpent skin; and his general effect
is more that of a serpent than of a fish.
But upon different parts of his bodv
may be found nearly all the varieties of
locnyosis. The resemblanoe or thiB
man's skin to the shed skin of a boa
constrictor, lately brought me by a
friend from the zoological garden in
London, is almost perfeot. About his
joints the skin is loose and wrinkled,
hanging in folds, and the scales are
large, suggesting the skin of a lizard or
alligator about their limbs and belly.
His arms and legs remind one of the
skin of the buffalo perch, the carp, or
or other large fish. The cuticle every
where is dry snd harsh, and never per
Bpires. There seems to be an absolute
absence of fat, and the man is shrunken
and withered, of a dead ashen-gray ap
pearance, except here and there, where
ne is brownish or blackish. Though
only about fifty years of age, he im
presses one as a very old man. The
skiu of the face is red and shining, and
tightly drawn about the cheeks, pulling
the lower lids down to such an extent as
to perfectly evert them, making a horrid
case of ectropion. In some places his
scales are silvery, in others dark, and
again in others are small and branny.
His hair is very thin and dead-looking.
The backs of his hands are Assured, and
on his palms and soles the cuticle is
greatly thickened. The fingers and toes
seem shorter than natural, and the ukin
is drawn tightly back over both feet and
hands. The septum between the fingers
aud toes seems to extend much funher
down than usual, thus suggesting the
webbed appearance before alluded to.
He is considerably over six feet in
height, and is a man of a low order of
intelligence. He is married, and is the
father of several children, none of whom,
fortmnately, inherit his malady; and as
icthyosis is almost, if not always a con
genital disease, they are not likely ever
to have it. The fish-man fails to pre
sent but a single variety of icthyosis,
and that is the porcupine disease, as it
is called. In this, spines, formed by
hardened sebaceous material, protrude
from the skin, closely packed together.
Wilson states that he has observed them
a quarter of uu inch long. Willan re
ports having encountered thorn of an
- inch iu length. I have never seen them
longer than an eighth of an inch. Many
years ago two brothers, iu England,
having this form of iothyosis, were
exhibited in the shos a3 porcupine
men.
Icthyosis is one of the rarest of skin
diseases. I am undrr the impression
that it is more frequent in Europe than
in this country. In ten year3 I have
seen lesa than a dczan cases. Its cause,
as I stated in my report to the American
Dermatolof-ical association, in 1877, is
scrofula, according to rcy observation
and experience. It is found in all the
walks of life. I have encountered it
with equal frequency among the rich
ami the poor. It is commonly consid
ered inonrftble, and only temporarily
and partially mitigable.
The treatment which I have fonnd
successful in permanently removing
icthyosis, in moro than one ease, con
sists in the use of the constructive!,
i. c, cod-liver oil, extract of malt, birnp
of the iodide of iron, sirup of the hypo
phosphites, etc.; attention to the
digestive organs, and by giving the
richest and best fat-producing foods,
auch as cream, butter, hog meat, fresh
or cured, sugar and other sweets. A
careful and thorough daily anointing
with some oleaginous substance is of
great value, and prolonged vapor or hot
water baths should be employed fre
quently. Dr. L. P. Yandell, in Louis
ville Medical Newt.
Forest Land of Europe.
The proportion of land covered with
forests throughout Europe is twenty
nine per cent., of which Russia and
Sweden furnish the greatest part. In
Bussia, forty per cent, of territory is
covered with woods, and of this some
200,000,000 acres are covered with pines
and other eone-bearing trees, Sweden
and Norway have thirty-four per cent.,
chiefly birch, maple, pine, fir and wil
low. Austria has twenty-nine per cent.,
Germany has twenty-six per cent, and
Franoe seventeen. Far below these
comes Spain, with its cork woods and
evergreen oak forests, covering seven
per cent, of the land, and Holland and
Balgium with the same. Portugal comes
next with five per cent, and Great Brit
ain follows with four per cent. The
percentage annually decreases in all
countries rapidly. As far back as 1838
it was estimated that timber was cut
down yearly in Great Britain and Ire
land alone to the value of $10,000,000.
A Warning to Sewspaper Stoppers.
A certain man got mad at the editor
and stopped his paper. The next week
he sold all his corn at four cents below
the market prico; then his property was
sold for taxes because he only heard of
the convention three days after it had
adjourned; he lost ten dollars betting on
Mollie MoOarthy two days after Ten
Broeok had won the race; he was arrest
ed and fined eight dollars for hunting
on Sunday; and he paid $300 for a lot
of forged notes that had been advertised
two weeks, and the publio cautioned not
to negotiate mem. lie then paid a big
Irishman, with a leg like a derrick, to
kiok him all the way to the newspaper
offlae, when he paid four years' sub
scription in advance, and made the edi
tor sign and swear to an agreement to
knock him down and rob him if he ever
ordered his paper stopped again.
Truthful Exchange.
Why is it that people boot a dog, and
shoo a hen, and foot a bill, and oap a
climax, and steal a glance f
FOB THE TOTJKfi PEOPLE.
What ShnS lie De With Her t
This is a sad, but short, tale about
a cat, or perhaps about a rabbit that
pretended to be a cat I do not know
which. Ton will presently see why it
must be short.
Some time ago a supposed friend sent
me, as a present, what purported to be
a Chinese cat. Thereby bungs a tale 1
Not at all. The oat hadn't a sign of a
tail. It was said by way of apology and
explanation that all Chinese oats have
no tails. If this is a fact in natural his
tory, it is an absurd fact; for it is known
that all Chinamen even the smallest
have tails, which are called queues, and
sometimes pig-tails, but never cat-tails.
And it seemed improbable and heartless
that a Chinaman would deny tails to
his oats. However, I took the kitten
in, aud named her " China "a name
she has never responded to, to this day.
And this shows the animal's instinct
for when I came to look in the diction
ary, I found that, in all probability, she
was a Manx cat from the isle of Man a
small English island (hardly room
nough to turn round) where cats are
obliged to do without tails. It is con
sidered a very nioe kind of oat, if it is a
oat, of which I have doubts. It is said
that Turner, the great painter who
was probably as good a inane of cats as
ever lived kept seven Manx cats always
in nis nouse. .remaps it was necessary
to have seven Manx cats to get the
equivalent of one real oat; in my ex
perience it requires more.
As I said, I doubt if China is a cat,
take her all together. She had. as a
kitten, no tail. Her grown tail now is
less than an inch long, and most of that
is fur. It is exactly like a rabbit's tail;
that is, a kind of plaoe for a tail. When
China first began to realize her exist
ence, she evidently thoncht she was a
oat, and her first sportive effort was to
play with her tail. She looked around,
and there wasn't any tail there; the
other end of her was a rabbit. She
was mortified; but what could she do?
She began, without any apology, to play
with her hind leg, to chase it round and
round as if it were a tail: and ever after
that she has amnsed herself with her
hind leg.
And her hind legs are worth plavinor
with: for they are not like the hiari
legs of a cat, but are long and bent
under exactly like the legs of a rabbit.
When China sits dt.wn. she sits down
like a rabbit. So she is neither one
thing nor another; and I cannot make
out whether she is a rabbit trying to be
a cat, ora cat trying to be a labbit. She
succeeds, asy way. Caina is rather
handsome. Her coat is the most beau
tiful combination of soft buff and er
mine a most pleasing color and she
is a shapely little thing besides, with a
fine head and pretty face. Like some
other beauties, however, she is not as
good as she is beautiful. She has a
temper can be very playful and affeo-
tionate one minute, and scratch and bite
the next without provocation. From an
infant she seemed to have no conscience.
She was a perfect whirlwind in the
honso, when the whim took her to frolic;
went over chairs and all sorts of fur
niture like a flying squirrel; succeeded
iu about a week in tearing off all the
gimp from the chairs and lounges.
climbed the azalia trees, shook off the
blossoms, and then broke the stems.
I'nnishment she minded not at all
only to escape from it ior the moment.
1 think she had not. as a kitten, a crain
of moral sense, and yet she was " awful
cunning " and entertaining more so
than a spoiled child. We eot a Pedate
eld cat to come and live with China.
She drove that big cut out cf the house
and off the premises in less than half a
day; and that, too, when she wasn't
more than seven inches long. She went
at the big cat with incredible fnry, with
the blaze and momentum of a little fire
ball. Now that China has come to be of de
cant size, some of the vivaoity and play
fulness has gone out of her, but she is
really untamed goes for things on the
Mule, steals, aud all that; and it is
more difficult than ever to tell whether
she is a rabbit or a cat. Wa have
another CGmnftiiinn for Imr n. mil,!
tit lid old grandmother of a cat, with a
very big tan, enough for two, if they
would sharo it. China treats her with
m respect, but, on the whole, they get
on weu, qunrreiiug only nan the time,
aud consent to live in the eame house.
China overlooks the intrusion.
But as to the nature of China, this is
what happened recently. China's mis
tress had undertaken to raise some rad
ishes in advance of the season, in a box
ia her conservatory. It was a slow pro
cess, owing to a lack of heat or look of
disposition in the radishes to grow.
They came up, shot up, grew slender,
tall and pale. Occasionally the mistress
would pull up one to see why the bot
toms didn't grow so that we could eat
them; but she never discovered why.
The plants spindled np, all top and no
radish; end by-and-by they got tired
and laid down to rest. They might in
time come to something. In fact, they
began to look as if they were thiokening
in the stem and going to grow in the
root. One morning they were gone.
Gone, after weeks of patient watch
ing, watering, and anxious expectation I
Nibbled off close to the ground. China
had eaten every one of them short.
Now, doesn't that show that China is
a rabbit I Will a cat eat radish tops 1
This is one thing I want to know.
There came once to our house a face
tious person; that is, a person who
makes jokes likely to hurt your feelings;
and he looked at the oat, and said it
didn't matter if it had no tail, that I
could write one for it. I have done so.
But that makes no difference. What
I want to know from the ohildren of
St. Nicholas is this: What can I do
with her t I can neither give her away
for a oat nor sell her for a rabbit. Do
you think it would ooax a tail ont of her
to pat her under blue glass? Charlei
Dudley Warner, in St. Nicholas.
The Depth or Depravity.
A Western paper tells of a new and
dreadfully mean swindle. A stranger
calls at a grocery and calls for two quarts
of molasses. The grocer draws the
article and asks if the stranger has a
jug to . put it in. " No," says the
stranger, "but you can put it in my
hat." The grocer smiles a broad smile,
questions to himself whether the stranger
is a loot or a great American humorist,
and disposes of the molasses as request
ed, laughing half to death as he com'
pletes the job, and thinking what a rare
good story he will be able to tell the
boys who gather around his stove dur
ing the long evenings to discuss politics
and chew tobacco, (suddenly he starts,
however, and with most excellent rea
son. The diseustins' stranger has clap
ped the hat on the grocer's head and
firmly drawn it down, the molasses and
all, over his ears. It takes him five
minutes to partially recover from his
astonishment, the molasses and the hat.
and when he has sufficiently removed
the sweetness and tears from bis eyes to
look around the deceiving person bos
gone, taking with him the contents of
his money-drawer and such other arti
cles as happen to be portable. The
mind Ttbieh could invent such an out
rage is lost; the man whooould transact
it is as diabolical as anything in human
shape this side of Mrs. Borgia. While
we have not that respect for a confiding
grocer which induoes awe, we do look
upon him as a respeotable fellow -citizen,
entitled to all the immunities; and to
think of the feelings of that person as
he endeavors to tear off the hat and the
accompanying molasses of his sudden
revulsion from good nature to astonish
ment, and then to the extreme of most
impotent anger and indignation is to
contemplate a depth, of anguish not
heretofore reached by any sympathy in
the world. We remember the nielat
choly spectacle, a good many years ago,
of a police justice of great enterprise and
dignity sallying out to do a little arrest
ing on his own hook. He arrested two
unpleasant men for being disorderly,
and started with them for his office, one
on either side. Suddenly one of those
young men jumped high and brought
his fist down on the high hat of the good
old publio functionary, and in a moment
the rim of that hat was resting peace
fully on his shoulders, the crown there
of covering his countenance, and fitting
as firmly and closely as if it had been so
much uncompromising stovepipe. The
wicked young men ran away, taking a-j
mean advantage of the frantic e Sorts of
his honor to release himself. The look
of pain, of wounded dignity, of extreme
astonishment, of mingled horror, anger
and humiliation that rested on the face
of that police justice when he had final
ly got out of the hat can never be for
gotten. Of the many who saw it there
is not one who will not take it with him
to his lonely grave. Bnt what was this
outrage in comparison with the molas
ses atrocity ? What had this honored
gentleman to complain of when one
considers the confiding grocer and the
wholly misplaced sweetness that agitat
ed his hair I We cannot do justice to this
subject. It is mere complex and hope
less to the humanitarian than the Bul
garian fiendishness. Bvffalo Expreis.
The Changes In the Frog.
Nowhere in the animal kingdom is
there so favorable an opportunity for
peeping into nature's workshop as in the
metamorphoses of the frog. This ani
mul is a worm when it comes from the
egg, and remains such the first four days
of its life, having neither eyes nor ears
nor nostrils nor respiratory organs. It
crawls. It breathes through its skin.
After a while a neck is grooved into the
flesh. Its soft lips are hardened into a
a horny beak. The different organs,
one alter another, bud out; then a pair
of branching gills, aud last a long and
limber tail. The worm has become fish.
Three or four days more elapse, and the
gills sink back iuto the body, while in
their place others come, much more
complex, arranged in vascular tufts, 112
in each. But they, too, have their day,
and are absorbed, together with their
frame work of bone and cartilage, to
be succeeded by an entirely different
breathing apparatus, the initial of a
second correlated group of radical
changes. Lungs are developed, the
mouth widened, the horny beak con
verted into rows of teeth; the stomach,
the abdomen, the intestines, prepared
for the reception of animal food in place
of vegetable; four limbs, fully equipped
with hip and shoulder bones, with nerves
and blood vessels, push out through the
skin, while the tail, being now sup
planted by them ho a menus of locomo
tion, is carried away piecemeal by the
absorbents, and the animal passes the
balance of its days as an air-breathing
and flesh-feeding butraeuiau. Penn
Monthly.
Economizing Fuel.
One of the great objections to ordi
nary fireplaces is that too much of the
heat goes up the chimney, and innumer
able have been the attempts to obviate
that loss. Register stoves have been
invented, and various contrivances adopt
ed to regulate the draught and reduce
the size of the flue. One method pro
posed was to light the firo on the top,
and, after the first few minutes, as the
heat spread downward, all the smoke
passing through the upper inoandesoent
layer was consumed, and bo much the
more heat saved; but the moment the
dre had to be made np again all the ad
vantages were lost. One of the latest
suggestions to prevent the waste of heat
was to form the bottom of the grate ol
uu iron plate instead of bars. An im
provement on that clan is a patent coal
economizer, which has a hollow pierced
cylinder rising from the middle of the
plate. The air entering the cylinder
from below the grate is thus eonveyed
at once into the center ol the nre, and
the heat, instead of rushing up the
chimney in undue quantity, is diffused
into the room, and coal is economized.
The perfection of combustion is achiev
ed when, instead of feeding the cylinder
with the vitiated air of the room, it is
supplied by a pipe communicating with
the external air. And further, we are
informed that if camphor or any other
disinfectant is hung on the cylinder, the
Bcent is driven into every corner cf the
apartment. So that a room may be per
fumed, disinfected or ventilated by this
contrivance wnen properly managed.
"1 say, Pat," said a philosopher.
"can you be doing two things at the
same timer "(Jant 1? answered
Pat ; I'll be doing that any day I"
"uowi" asKea tne puuosopher,
" Why," replied Pat, " I'll be sleeping
and draining, too, at the same time,
don t you see y
For every loss there is some Rain
When yon lose yonr balance you gin a
banon on tne back ol your bead.
Hnm.lhln. fn. thfl Nsw Yt.nr.
The world-reuuwned auocess of flostetter'a
II itters, and their continued popularity for a
qu arter of a century as a stomachic, is soaroely
more wouaertul than the weloome that greets
the annual appearance of Hostetter's A'mauao.
This valuable medical treatise is published by
Ilo-tetttr & Smith. Pittsburgh, Pa., under
their own immediate supervuion, employing
eighty bands In that department, Ten cylinder
J mating presses, eight folding machine?, five
ob presses, etc,, are rnnning abont eleven
months in the year on this work, and the issue
cf same for 1479 will not be less than ten mil
lions, printed in the English. German. French,
Welsh! Norwegian. 8edioh. Holland, Bohe
mian and Spanish languages. liefer to a copy
of it for valuable and Intt resting reading con
cerning health, and numerous testimonials as
to the efficacy of Hostetter's Bitters, amuse
ment, varied Information, astronomical calcu
lations and ohronologioal items, etc. , wbioh can
be depended on for correctness. The Almanac
for 1879 can be obtained free of oost from
druggists and general country dealers ia all
parts or tne couotry.
We have testimonials from all parts of the
oonntrj to the effect that Vandervoort't Flexi
ble Cement is the beet article ever manufac
tured for stopping all water leaks, whether on
roofs or elsewhere. 60c and 76o. cans, with
full directions, for sale by paint snpply and
hardware stores. Ageuta wanted. Iepot lltilh
street, HIM river, new xora city. v
Hip diseases, fever sores, ulcers, blotofTes.
pimples and many loathsome diseases oiigftiate
In impure blood.' Parsons' Purgative PiUj
make new, rich blood, and will chauget the
blood in tne entire system u wree nths
takes one a mgub
'What are yoa GetatT to da about It
Because the penalties of physiologioal laws
re not executed speedily, some fancy they art
void. Bat when the system breaks, down, and
almost hopeless complications arise, which the
family pliyHician, by reason of his limited ex
perience, fails to relieve, the pertinency of the
above inquiry is apparent. Many remedies
have been sneoisUy prepared for these cases,
and many physicisns are bidding for their pat
ronage. Aa before making a purohane of land
a " search " ia required, and the title carefully
examined, so invalids ahonld oarefully investi
gate the claims of any physician offering to
treat ohronie diseases. Dr. Pierce's Family
Medicines are well known, and have effeoted
many cures where eminent phyeioians have
failed; vet to accommodate surgical and com
plicated cares, and those desirous of being re
stored sreedily, Dr. Tierce has erected an elo
gant sanitarium, at a cost of near); half a mil
lion dollars. Mo institution In the world offers
advantages sntwrior to those found in this es
tablishment. Half ft score of physicians ars
in attend iree, several of whom have been
prominently conneoted with leading American
and Earonean hosDitals. Every imnroved fa
cility for hastening a euro that a liberal ex-
per aiture of money couirttpeoure can here be
four.d. Before fully deciding where to gc, ad
dress Invalids' and Tourists' Hotel, for circular.
No failures are recorded of the famous out
ward sneciSo. Henry's Oarbolio Salve. It is
invariably snccessf nl in healing sores, curing
ernptions, removing proud flesh, and overcom
ing suppuration and inflammation, i nese san
ative results it aooomplishes without lcving
any scar or discoloration of the skin. As a
local anntioaUnn for chronic rheumatism, sore
throat and tightness of the chest, it is also
uixniv ppoiten or. Bold oy an qruggiBis.
Nkolectkd Cocous and Colds. Few are
aware of the importance of checking a cough
or " common cold," in Its first stage s that
whloh in the beginning wonld yield to "Brown's
Bronchial Troches," if neglected- often works
upon the lungs.
A wonderful discovery. Freckles. Pimnlea.
Moth, Ballowneas, Tan, Black Heads, Flesh
Worms, Blotches. Itoneh Shin. etc. positively
cured by Mrs. Hbaw's Moth and Freckle Lo
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. Mrs. Shaw's Liver 1111 best in the world
The Celebrated
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an oia nna weii-trted remedy. o cts. a bottle.
All persons abont to visit foreien lands, sail
ors, fishermen, lumbermen and miners, should
take with them a snpply of Johnson's Anodyne
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Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs are fur
nished, for cash, from (54 each, npward, ever;
one being of the same highest excellence.
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statin?, if It was Ten Dollars a Bottle they would not
n? withont it. Thousands of Oertinoates oan be seen at
he Oepot, epoaktac of its wonderl ql csratiTe properties,
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T lie Markets.
FEW TOBE,
Beef Cattle Native 0,V'4 OA"
Texas and Gherokeea.. 0( (d 0SJ6
union oovrs (6 uu woo uu
Hogs: T.tvo 0 Kt 0i
vresscu u ms 04 w
tineep
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Lnrubs
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Cotton : Middling
Flonr : We?te n : Good to Ohoioe.,
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4 16 (a) 50
4 0. (2 6 35
Ptnte . Fair to Choice
Wt.eat: Ked No. 1 fied
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Barley: Stale
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1 54 (3181
liarioy Mnlt
Oats: Mixed Western , ,
Corn : Mixed Western Uugraded. .
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Hay, por cwt
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Ptraw, per cwt
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76's 01 (a 1
licps -ius us (ctio
Pork: Femlly Mosb...,
8 BO (4 8 80
Lard: City Steam JS.V? .05.' 0
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Dry Cod, per cwt.'l 8 73 I 60
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Cheese: Htate Factory
Htate Kxlintned
Western
05
08
E'gs : State and Pennsylvania..
an
BUFFALO.
Flonr I 76 a I 21
Wheat No. 1 Milwaukee.... 87 Ok 1 18
Corn Mixed 41 (4 10
Oats.. 36 (A Iffl
ltye , 60 (ft, 60
barley , to a K)
Barley Malt 1 10 1 20
PHILADELPHIA
Flour Pennsylvania Extra 41 (3 4 75
Wheat Bed Western 10 Ua 1 M
"ye '6 & 6t
corn Yellow 4J at
.8
44
Bail Mixed 44 (A
its Mixed 24 Ok
Petroleum Crude ..07 A07M Beflued,
us
20
20
Wool
Colorado.,
17
II
Texas.,
BOBTOBT.
Beef Cattle .
01 9
t8X
04 S
04 k
Bbeep
Hogs
Floor Wisconsin and Minnesota. .,
Corn Mixed
Data "
ct ja-
01
60
tl
ia s IU
(3 6
(4 82
Wool Ohio and Pennsylvania XX..
84 (4
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041,0
04 -0M4
04 a
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Calliornia Spring
BBIGHTOBT. H ASS.
IBM
Beef cattle
04 S
Sheep
04
OS
LAUiDS ,
Hogs
0-X
WATEBTOWW.
MASS.
Beer Cattls
Poor to Choice..
06H
16
Sheep. .
Lambs.
IS
Cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache.
SUCCESSFUL FOLKS.
W 1 Matthew Hale Smith's new book
W llHKI Prominent prona men and
V analyzed. Ktett Fori th Its of
OA. JU W .0. XV A. BENNETT. Kro. The
sensation of tbe seaaon. Now ia the time for
J A ft F IU TJ to our! ln"itrjf. Addreae for
I w.a-.w v axencf circuian ana terms.
A.UEHICAN laiiKIHIXJ TO..
naniora. i oiib
rwinfe roHO,ii)Afui etrkka
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vs tusn BtyubBX, uu aUfl lUftl BT31 Sbtl WUIS IUT UBalJl ULI. g OT-
tons) are cftn made by invtetm from $6 ind upward
in yood -Uer and sold mines. Ful1 deroriuticn of Go
property tent on nul nation. F'til hur tin.
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Rv bits and other peta. Krery specialty t-bated nrac
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r IS rCLL WEHiHT AXO STRSXOTB.
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Tf tlVILliATlUN'H
f rrownlna iouvnlrnre
11 nose- name riiinir. u uio
Stitobinffand Daruinx AU&oL
ment for Sowing Machine.
Ita own work is its s'ronffett
praise. PrictaSil. Ask a Sew
mi Machine dealer. Special
attachment for each kind of
maohloe: in ordering, name
the maahine. Ager.U wanted.
R. M. ROSK,
flun Bnildinf , New York.
NOW READY.
PfiASPvETTXCO
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Agenia oan mu uig roon'r . 'M' v?, v n 1
The AntTdotio Alrohnl Foand 111 l-nai.
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tha nervous system. After 11 acb inch, or nny
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lul will remove ull menlnl nml l V'cnl lc.
prCHalon. (It also cures every kin.l ol
t also ouris every aina 01 r k'a. L
onpiDi'ii or the Llveh. sjrnbyall
, Dvs-
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IN THE
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KEitlKltY tor eurlng Dropsy,
Brmbt's Disease, Kidney, Blad
der and Urinary Oomplainta.
HIINT'l HK.tlEDY
enrea BxceuiTO Intemperanoe,
General DebUltf, Gravel, Die.
him Pain In the Back. 8ida or
WHOLE
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aluonie Pub..T3l Broadway.N.Y. Beware
f spu ions Rituals now being offered.
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seara Send for pamnblet, anil adrirjjs lljr. 1 1 It AIti,
42 ITNIVKKMITY Pl.At K. new Bsiura
I
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Surerener s rem i. ..
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it-
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ann v ar a n T.T.TmTlTl C? MAW
hi filed with UArtrXiie XXsXV O our New
Tiiirhine will ent amootb and trna. Price R1.&0. II
'n. rlud ciula?r.rK. Both B..w OalordJ'a
Sin tn innfl invested in Wall Ml. Huwks make.
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Afinit A illONTIl-Aaeate Waotd-3ttli.e.i
XHIl sellin articles In the world ; one sample raa
eOvU addraaa JAY BBOMdON, Betrolt, Mioh.
CtK CilUl MO CARDS. Flower;, Motifiee,
Zfilo two al ike. wt h n. me free. Bend I O csnu to
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ew York,
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- . . v i. . ui.aL. uauvaue
ior ui. u-et Ide
Va V Vleltar. Tennsand Ontht
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make from
mm
THE LIGHT RUNNING
NEW HOME
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aaahly Uaaetractea
Sewing Machine
Tr liTenicd. It Is
NOIMKT.RSH, and has mora POINTH af EX.
I Kl.l.h.Nt K than all other Maehines aombined.
ns-AOENTH WANTED in localltiss where -we
are not represented.
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.,
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Oranae, Maaa., Plttebnra, Pa., Uhlcaao, III.,
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Mon?y Dealers, Picki'orkeU.Hharks and Swindlers
of all kin sopon the public. The book Is meeting with
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AGENTS VANTE0 FOR THE
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It oontains 111 2 fine hiVor'eal unrrTing and 1 VOO
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Sr-nd for soecimn piMs an l pith tt-irai o Agents.
Address National PrnneaiNQ Co., rpilsU'phm. Tn
.r ensioiiers, ? p'??
- wn en, lr alios eo io i-aH,
sll pension Oisims herettfore dmi ted will h reopt,m d.
tUoueands ot mrit-'rotis clnimaii s trill tie dropp. ii
troiu tlio rrl.s and great injostice icne. rr imi tmr-tiftiil.-v
hf.rni tnr c.tnrof The N ation AT. Tr.inUNK. tv);
8-page paper, isiue 1 mnntbiy and dvoted tj tbe intr-
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ill hew unoNiY and I'KNSion laws. Hboulu te in
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Speoinl inducme-nt4 to clubs. hpftM'tmn c-'py Iiet.
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ANTED AGENTS, for
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Latest and Cr cat est Work.
rias the Nl'.tV lilHA.T KIO(i it I'll Y and
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Fon.n.s. now a nn a huhlbrht. h yp'-k.
CURED FREE!
An infallible and biibxolled rnmndv tm
I I lls. Kp'ltMV or l alMii; Mi'Mifis
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I fT E tri p hottlo" of my
S ranu.ied eritio aad a
!B va'nsblf) Tratiie sent to
1..J any siitfrer eending ma hir
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mm
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WARNLH BRO'S CORSETS
m-rivi-i li.f lliei-- 1U lal .it ts lt?rat
PA It IS FXPOSITION,
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IMPROVED HEALTH CORSET
la lil.t .f HH hv laiiiiii'O Itnal, Vt nidi
ill c;t 11 -1 flf-Mlil litltl folium W
Luik. hy intill.il 'i.
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Manon & Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
Dttnutmtrattd bl hu HU.Ht- V, HONUKH A I ALL
V OKLW'ri KXPOSITIONS KOH TWKI.VB YhAsH,
Tiz: at lAitK,lHh7; Vienna. Kantiao, c.o;
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Gold Medal, 1878. Only American Organ evur
award ad hiffheat hoi ora at any sucli. Hold (or cash or
infatallmnDU. Illustrated Uataloouks and (Jircu
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HAMLIN ORGAN UO., Boston, Now York .or OhioiRJ
EMBOSSED PICTURES
Uee'ir.ting and Fanoy Work. Finest atoek import-
euf uclud.Dc r lowers, Birds, lieads. Leavee, Inseota,
tMLies, Ao. 1 cheats fur 800.. U for 6uo..lor iii for tl UO.
CaKluKtie of Iihki sheets, Se. Aff.nu wanted, t-taiupa
t'l eo. K. TRIKK'I'. It I Court Street. Boston. Mass
CQQflfsA YEAR. Howie Men It- Kf Ufnt
u. c.lr, 1 O.M.I.. Hi. Lonl.. jlo.
Xri M
yff .
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ft k?&$M$
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V;illill
11 ii. i .I i v
w 'a -v a.
- sa a t-as Hr tSta BsU VaT B tT. S
right to the dlseitoil part. No licat, no hot water, eiim.ly inluUu.n or "mlhh , "it mi tfS
cles of the luuSs thoir ennacity U wouderfully enlarged and the ) oil" w The t , , i
g'cVr uUHf;a'"1 '" TV t"""" caed halt's hV0! Shi'fS
. .,1 -"", ko very dn enlt to treat, and so seldom cured bv oiher im.ii M. i i
CPMIPNPATIONS llSd .
... . j.,,kiaU, uio iuni! t nave never nuna a remedy Umt couaK v,,. . i
lulialauu. So-called ' hopeless caves' need not rlospalr?'iuH ?m !.ta, bolfi1 nCf, '
Villo, Ky ' My Un,Jt JZy mrc and fouoA dislrsJn, iv.th a , ,!iL'ON. A"rM,- V i
am so well pleased with your C.rbolate oflsr In&lintthat I w IFtVSXllh it .1
any .riee.'W. J. Bp.snikotiim, Kim Street. I'hnadllc i?l ,i V "i"1 ' wllh 'Vat
MlJ"l.htall.rtvl.l
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n,a mat merit of literary stid arMttls depart
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