SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
Th number of mta?i now known it
seventy-seven.
Iodine bus been successfully used in
the treatment of diphtheria.
Sulphurous Boid acts, In certain
cases, as a powerful oxidizing agent.
An electrio light is indefinitely di
visable without sacrifice of economy.
The form of a hailstone is that of an
inverted umbrella, being cone shaped
and having ribbed sides and rounded
base.
Cotton fiber, whon quite ripe, con
sists of almost pure cellulore, a com
pound of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.
Professor Forbes and Dr. Young have
determined by a number of experiments
that the speed of a blue ray of light ex
ceeds that of the red by about one per
cent.
The telephone has been introduced
on board the screw steamer Gloucester
City, a vessel of 2,150 tons gross regis
ter, which was launched a few weeks ugo
at Stockton-on-Tees, England.
MM. Doherain and Maquenne, in a
paper read before the Academy of
Sciences, Paris, show that certain
electrical discharges without sparks
and of comparatively weak tension will
decompose water.
Late measurements of the carbonic
acid existing at considerable heights
above the earth's surface, appear to
snow tuat tiie gas is pretty evenly dis
tributed throughout our atmosphere.
Violent atmospheric disturbances are
always attended with electrical mani
festations; anil, in a certain paper, Dr.
Bogers is disposed to consider the
prevalent theory of wind as erroneous,
and believes tho real causes of air cur
rents to be electricity.
In 1885 a prize of 25,000 francs,
offered by the king of the Belgians, is
to be awarded for tho best work of
means and measures for making the
study of geography general and fur
thering instruction in that scieneo in
educational institutions.
Origin of Some Well-Kuown Phrases.
Boo I A corruption of Bab, the name
of a fierce Gothic general, the son of
Odin, the mention of whose nume
spread a panic among his enemies.
Nine tutors mnkc a man. This
phrase originated in tho following inci
dent: in an orphan boy applied at
a faHhionable tailor shop in London, in
wuicn nmo iournevmen were employed.
His interesting appearance opened the
hearts of the benevolent tailors, who
immediately contributed nine shillings
lor tlio reliei of tlio little stranger.
witUtliis capital he purchaed fruit,
which be retailed at a pr fit. Time passed
on, and wealth and honor smiled upon
tue young tradesman, so that when lie
set up his carriage, instead of troubling
the coilogo of heraldry for a crest he
painted tho following motto on the
panel of his carriage door: "Nino tail
ors mado mo a man.:'
(Stf. The abbreviation an. is a contrac
tion of tho Latin scilicet, itself con-
tracted from scire licet, and equivalent
to the old iiaglisu "to wit." Tho de
sign of tho word was simply to call at'
tention to what follows, and in modern
typography it might be represented by
the index or its equivalent. It is
erroneously supposed by many to mean
place ot tue seat.
But letter had tJiey ne'er leen born
etc:
Within this awful volume lies
Tho mystery of mysteries.
Oli, happiest they of human raco,
To whom our God has given grace
To hear, to read, to fear, to pray,
To lift tho luieh nnil force the way ;
Hut better had they ne'er been bum
Who read to doubt or read to scorn.
Tho abovo lines, though originally
written in pencil murks in a fly-leaf of
a copy of a Bible owned by Lord Byron.
and in consequence credited to him, it
has been shown were written there bv
his friend and contemporary, Sir Walter
Beott.
This mark, the sign of equality.
was introduced into algebra by R .bcrt
liecorrte, the nrst Jiuglisn author on
nis subject, some time about lu57. In
his treatise on algebra, called "VTliet
stoneof Witte,"he says: "To avoido the
teaious repetition ot tnese words, "is
equal to,'' I will settle as I doe often in
works use, a pair of parallel lines of one
lengthe, thus because no 2 thynges
can oe more equalle.
"UTioi yon go to Rome do a Rome
does." In the time of St. Augustine
tue question respecting Saturday being
in its infancy, that great thoolosrist was
in the habit of dining upon Saturday as
upon Sunday; but his mother, Monica,
banc? puzzled with the different urac
tices there prevailing for they had be
gun to fast at Home on Saturday ap
plied to her son for a solution of the
difficulty. He in return went to Milan
on purpose to consult St. Ambrose on
the subject. Now at Milan they did not
fast on Saturday, and the answer of the
Milan saint to the Hippo saint was this:
"When I go to Rome I fast on Satur
day as they do at Borne; but when I am
here I do not" an advice that is cur
rent among us to this day "When you
go to Rome do as Borne does."
Ee tfiat fights
He that tights and runs away
May lire to light another day.
These lines, usually ascribed tolluili
bras, are really much older. They are
to be found in a book published in 155G.
The same idea is, however, expressed
in a couplet published in 1512, while
one of the few fragments of Menander,
the Greek writer, that have been pre
served, embodies the same idea in a
single line. The couplet in Hudibrasis:
For those that fly may fight again,
Which he can never do that's stain.
Whistling girls, etc.
Whistling girls and crowing hen
Always come to some bad end.
In one of the curious Chinese books,
recently translated and published in
Paris, this proverb occurs in substan
tially the same words. It is also an in
junction of the Chinese priesthood, and
a oarefully observed household custom,
to kill every hen that crows as a pre
ventive against the misfortunes wliioh
the circumstance is supposed to indi
cate. The same practice prevails
throughout many portions of the United
States.
An Ancient Horror.
The Vienna Neut FreiPrese quotes
from Tacitus his description of the col
lapso of the wooden amphitheater at
Fidenffi during the reign of Tiberius,
by which, according to the annals,
60,000 persons were killed or wounded.
The immense structure was a flimsy
affair, put up by a certain Atilius, and
after reading about the horrors of the
catastrophe and the measures adopted
to prevent their repetition, we are in
formed by Tacitus, with characteristic
terseness, that "Atiliaswas burned."
Lightning never strikes twice in one
place. It iu't necessary,
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Eastern and Middle States.
One of the five buildings that constitute the
suKr refining works of Ilavemeyor A Elder,
in Wiliiamaburg, Long Island, has been totally
destroyed by fire. This refinery is said to
have been the largost in tho world, its capacity
being ovor 400 barrels a day. The building
burned was six stories high, and contained
nearly all the machinery used in refining
valued at t76O,O00 and $000,000 worth of
sugar. Tho total loss is put at about 11,600,
000, and 8,000 men are thrown out of employ-
mont.
A prize of $200 for the best essay on'comets
was awarded to Lewis Boas, director of the
Dudley Observatory at Albany, N. Y.
Oscar Wild, English poet and apostle of tho
".Esthetes," delivered hia first lecture in this
country a few nights ago before a New York
audieuco.
While a strong wind was blowing at Syra
cuse, N. Y., two walls all that remained of a
building which had been destroyed by fire a
week previous foil upon a restaurant and pro.
cipitated the fourteen inmates into the collar.
Ihree young men were killed, and two men
were fatally, and about ten more seriously, in
jured.
Governor Cornell's messago to the New
York legislature is an unusually long docu
ment, lie says that with a tax levy more than
one-third smaller than that of the previous
year tho publio revenues have satisfied all
legitimate claims, provided $376,500 for tho
sinking fund and furuishod a Biirplus larger by
$1,840,858 than that which remained at the
closo of the fiscal year 18S0. With sound econ
omy, the message says, the rato of taxation
can bo still further reduced for the coming
year. Tho canals suffered a loss in traffic of
1,282,151 tons, and the expenditures upon them
exceeded the revenues by $203,012.45. Publio
suhool attendance during tho year fell off more
than 10,000. Biennial legislative sessions are
recommended, as is also the prevention of the
sale of oleomargarine for butter, and the modi
fication of the usury laws.
The Pennsylvania ltcpubliean State conven
tion has been callod to moot at Harriaburg
May 10.
Tire seventeenth annual convention of the
American Dairymen's association was held at
Syracuse, N. Y. During the meeting various
papers relating to the dairy iutoreats of the
country were read.
The Boston University Methodist colloge
has just come into possession of a $2,000,000
estate bequeathed to tho institution ten years
ago by Iaac Kich.
Crssrs statistics Bhow that the native popu
lation of New York city is 727,02.), and the
foreign-born population 473,670. Ireland
heads the list of foreign-born residents with
198,535, Germany coming next with 153,432,
Of the native population 18,952 are colored.
South and West.
Peter Markins died the other day in Wash
ington county, Ark., aged 111 years.
Or the thirty-six members of the Utah legis
lature thirty-two aro officers of the Mormon
church and twenty-eight polyjiamists.
A rnoiiiEinoN cmsade has commenced in
Nebraska.
A fire at Los Angeles, Cal., dostroyod a
number of buildings, doing damage to the ex
tent of about $100,000.
The Iowa Republican legislative caucus nom-
i latud Hon. James F. Wilson for United States
Senator for tho long term, and Hon. James W.
McDill for tho short term. Tho nominations
are equivalent to an election.
Tue Horoules powder works, at rinole, Cal.,
were destroyed by au explosion, and a number
of persons woro killed and several more in.
jural.
A duukken witness named Mauraa was
fined several times for insolence during a mur
der trial at Mount Vernon Ky., and finally the
judge ordered his arrest. Mullins' father, tho
strongest man in the county, came to his assist
ance, and a terrific riot ensued, pistols being
drawn and fired, the spectators rushing over
each other In their efforts to got out of the way,
and tho judges and jury taking part in the ef
forts to quell the disturbance. Finally tho two
menwero secured without any blood having
betu shed.
The town of Kemp, Texas, has been com-
1 lately destroyed by an incendiary fire.
At Dallas, Texas, 5,723 bales of cottou were
sold for $200,000. Tiiia is the largest singl
s.ile of cottou ever made in the United States.
Town Hop Town, an Iu;lian, was hung at
Yakima, Washington Territory, for tho murder
of Lorenzo Perkins and his wife in 1878. Of
tho feveu Indians engaged in tho murder three
1 avo been hung, three were shot whilo resist
ing arrest, and one was released, having turned
state's evidence.
A mE in the Cumberland river at Nashville,
Term., drove 200 families from their homes,
compelled many factories and mills to close,
and put 100 acres of tho city under water,
causing heavy pecuniary damage
An immense multitude witnessed the triple
execution at Wentworth, N. O., of Matilda
Carter, Eldridgo Scales and Joseph Hay (all
colored) for tho murder of Nash Carter, bus-
Land of tho woman who was haiigoj. Ou the
same day Thaddous Baber (white) and Wil
liam Ward (colored) were hanged in tho jail
yurd at St. Louis, the former for murdering a
young woman with whom he had been inti
mate and the latter for the murder of a young
colored cirl bv whom ho had been jilted. And
at Sioux Falls, Dakota, also on the same day,
Thomas Ean, for murdering his wifo, mot his
death on tho gallow.
From Washington.
Tue agi'.ation of the subject ot reorganizing
tho department of agriculture lias brought
forward a number oi bills in Congress looking
to this end. Senator Davis, of West Virginia,
has introduced a bill to enlarge the department
so that it sh til supervise the commercial as
well as the agricu tural interests of tho coun
try. Congressmen Le evre, Itnssell, and UpJe-
graff, of Ohio, have all introduced bills pro-
vi-ling for the thorough reorganization and
enlargement of the department Mr. Lefuvre's
bill provides for a number of bureaus in the
department, some of which have already an
existence, in fact, and also for the appointment
of a secretary of agriculture, an assistant
secretary, etc., making tho department a full
executive department.
The state department is informed from Bt.
Petersburg that Lieutenant Danenhauer and five
of the Jeannette'i crew have arrived at Yakutek
and are well provided for. Engineer Holville
and six men are expected there soon.
Messrs. A. M. Powell and Wm. . Dodge,
president of the National Temperance society,
cf New York eity, appeared before the select
committee on alooholio liquor traffic and spoke
in favor of the appointment of a commission
to inquire into the liquor trafflo of the United
States.
A bill introduced In the House by Representa
tive Browne, of Indiana, for the issue and ex
change of fractional treasury notes of the Uni
ted States, authoiizes the secretary of the
treasury to issue such treasury notes, payable
to bearer on demand, in denominations of 5
10, 25 and SO cents, and the aggregate sum
thereof to be $10,000,000, the note to be ex
changeable at par for other currency In sums
of $100 or any mul iple thereof, and to be legal
tender for all debts not exceeding $.
Th President has art-roved the Joint resolu
tion of Consress tendering the thanks of the
people of the United States to his highness
tho khedive of Egypt for the girt or an anoient
obelisk.
Captain Geowib E. Ttson. who has passed
fourteen wintors in the Arctio regions, in a
letter from Washington oiprosses the opinion
that the nolo will never be reached by the old
methods, and that the balloon plan is the only
one that proinisos snoocss.
Foreign News.
Six Italians who took part in the riots at
Marseilles, Franco, last Juno, have been sen
tenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from
ton years to six months.
Two Indian bands, numbering 800, , have
murdered fifteen men, six women and four
children in Scnora, Mexico.
Fon participating in the anti-Jewish riots at
Warsaw 350 persons have been hold for trial.
IliciiAnn IIenrt Dana, tho distinguished
Massachusetts lawyer and author, died the
other day in Rome, aged sixty-sevon years.
A lto.ME dispatch says that Oaribaldi has
been badly injured by tho upsetting of his car
riage.
Tns Garfield, the largest steel sailing ship
afloat, has boen launched at Belfast, Ireland.
General Valmabeda, governor of Madrid,
and formerly governor-general of Cuba, is
dead.
The sealing steamer Lion was wrecked forty
miles from St. John's, N. F., and all hands,
consisting of the crew and several passenger
about forty souls in all -were lost.
A fire at Tokio, China, destroyed 140
houses.
More than 250 persons wore killod by an
earthquake in China.
Brilliant scenes were witnessed in Lisbon,
Portugal's capital, at the mooting of the king
and queen of Spain and the king of Portugal.
Tub czar has remitted a Urge part of ths
paymonts due from the Russian peasants on
account of tho land they received at the time oi
their emancipation.
A cnown in county Kings, Ireland, broke up
tho roads, throw trees acrosB them and de
stroyed four bridges to prevent the carting oi
oats to a sheriffs Bale.
The dead bodicB of the process server, Mr.
Huddy, and his nephow, who disappeared from
county Mayo, Ireland, have been found chained
together in Lough Mask.
Timr.E French missionaries have boen innr
dercd in tho desert of Sahara.
An explosion o i board tho British flagship
Triumph, of the Tacule squadron, resulted in
the death of thrtc men and sovero injuries to
Ecven more.
A dispatch from Calmar, Sweden, states
that a Swedieh mail steamer has Bunk iu the
Calmar sound while on a trial trip, and that
fifteen persons were drowned.
The coronation of the Russian czar, which is
to bo an elaborate affair, has boen postpoued
until July, as the czarina, expects to bocomo a
mother in May.
FORTY-SEVENTH CONGKESS.
Senate.
Bills were introduced: By Mr. Ferry, to
grant additional pensions to those who bavo
lost an arm or leu in tho service of the United
States. By Mr. Itollius, for the organization of
the Territory of Oklohama. By Mr. Butler, for
the creation or a body of parliamentary attor
neys. By Mr. Voorhees, granting pensions to
Drisoners or war. liv air. .Logan, to appro
priate and expend the entiro income derived
from tho internal revenue taxes on the manu
facture and sale of distilled spirits for the edu
cation of all the children living in the United
States. It provides that tho national school
fund thUB created shall be distributed among
tho several States and Territories pro rata, ac
cording to the census statistics of illiteracy, out
prohibits any State or Torritory from reooiving
the proposed bouefits which does not provido
bv local enactment tnat an cmiuren Detwcon
the ages of seven and twolve years shall attend
school at lcat six months in the year.... Mr.
Sherniau'a bill, providing for the issue of throe
per cent, bonus, was debated oy Messrs. buer
man, Mcl'hcrson, Beck and Bayard.
Mr. Dawes ronorted a bill to ratify the atrree-
mcut submitted by the Crow Indians for the
salo of their reservation iu Montana Territory
....Mr. Bavard rcnortod. with tlio reoom
mendation that it pans, the Morrill tariff
commission bill, and spoke in favor of its
passHge, Mr. Beck spoko at length against
iuu uui, huu iiir. juuruu rupueu.
A bill to promote tho eflicioncv of tho
navy was reported favorably.... Many pe.
tin. nis were presented praying for a amintHu
tional amendment to proiiibit the manufacture
importation and Bale of alcoholic Ihiuurs.... J
lull was introduced to repeal tho Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad coinpanv land grunts. ...The
Sheimau refunding bill was taken up, Mr. Vest
speaking agaiust it and Mr. Suernmu replyin;
flonie.
On bill day C75 bills were introduced. Among
this Hood were bills defining the law of insanity
in criminal cases; making tue discovery of tho
anniversary or America a legal noiiuay; ap
pointing a tariff commission; repealing the
arrears or pensions act; nxiug tue term oi oihce
of collectors of int-rnal revenue; abolishing
tax on banks; prohibiting tho subletting of
nail contracts; to enable national banking
associations to extend tneir corporate existence
proposing a constitutional amendment relative
to the election oi united mates benators; pro
posing a constitutional amendment relative to
poll gamy; authorizing a commeicial treaty
with the republio ot jlexico, and proposing
coiiHtituiional amendments relative to tno eico
tion of President and Vice-President.,.. The
House received from the President the cum
munication from the lute l'osmaster-General
James relative to straw bids fr mail contracts
and worthless bonds, and it was referred to the
committee on postoftices and post-roads.
Bnjaiin Wood, of New York, appeared at
ine uar oi the House asa quaiineu as a mem
ber..,. The Utah contested election case. of
Campbell vs. Cannon, after a debate on the
Mormon question, was referred to the com
iuu tue on contested elections.
Mr. iliscuck, from tho committee ou appro
priations, reported a bill appropriating $510,000
lor tno nnai expenses or the tenth, ctnsus.
A bill was introduced defining the qualifica
tions of Territorial delegates.... Mr. Orth of
fered a resolution instructing the committee on
civil sol vice reform to inquire into the expe
diency of providing adiflurent mode for the ap
pointment oi tue committees oi the House, and.
after a contest, the resolution was referred to
tno committee on rules.
Mr. Robeson, from the committee oa rules.
submitted a report increasing the membership
of the following committees; ways and means
to 15; judiciary to 10; banking and currency
to ia; commerce to iu; agriculture to i; iur-
eign affairs to 15; military affairs to 15; post-
ouiccs ana postroais to ia; puDUo lanas to 13
i'aeitic railroad to lu; improvement or tue navi
gation ol the Mississippi river to 15; invalid
pensions to IU; war claims to 15, and ac
counts to 11; alBO for the appointment of a
committee on the interoeeauio canal and for
eign inland transportation, to consist of thir
teen members, to which shall be referred all
measures rektive to those subjects; also to
amend the rules so as to refer to the committee
i-n the improvement of the navigation of the
AiieaiBsippi river an maimers ruiuuve cupronj.
A maiden of advanced years and very
plain appearanoe having been told by a
gentleman that she reminded him of a
lady once famed as a belle and who at
eixty still retained many traces of her
former beauty, was bo elated fry the
compliment that she communioated it
to all her friends. One of them hap
pening to meet the gentleman a few
days later inquired with Eome surprise
"Is it true that you told Miss O that
she reminded you of Mrs. ft
"Quite true," he answered, "they've
both got crow-feet in the corner of their
eyes."
Dost thou love life 1 Then da not squander
valuable time, for that is the stuff life U made
of; but procure at once a bottle of Dr. Bull'
Cough Byrnp for your eonga and be cured.
Your druggist keep it
STJJDAT BEADING.
Roll the Pampkla
Th.A ROOd Mtnn a tnlrl of an AXP.pl.
lent American minister that, happening
one day to pass by the open door of a
room where liis danghters and some
young friends were assembled, he
thought, from what he overheard, that
they were making too free with the
characters of their neighbors; and after
their visitors had departed ho gave his
children n lecture on the sinfulness of
scandal. They answered: "But. father,
what shall we talk about? Wo must
talk of something I" "If you can do
nothing else," replied he, "get a pump
kin and roll it about; that will at least
b innocent diversion." A short time
afterward an association of ministers
met. at his house, nnd during the even
ing some discussions on points of doo
trine wt-re earnest, and their voices
were so loud as to indicate the danger
of losin;? their Christian temper, when
his eldest daughter, overhearing them,
procured a pumpkin, and entering tho
room, gtwo it to her father, and said:
"Ihere. father, roll it about, roll it
about." The minister was obliged to
explain to his brethren, and good
humor wbb instantiv restored.
Kcltvlous News and Notes.
Tho Unitarians lost eight of their
ministers during last year, and some of
thorn were men of mark and influence.
A communion service, costing $3,000,
and manufactured in England, has been
rfeivfd by St. Stephen's church at
Lynn, Mass.
Vanderbilt university, in TenneeFee.
nas nearly bbU students in attendance,
Probably no other university in the
South approximates this number.
There are now in the island of Mada
gascar 882 schools with 48,000 pupils;
l.li'z churches, with 70,000 members,
nnd 253,000 adherents of tho Christian
f tilth.
The nn ruber of Jews in Jerusalem
has lately increased greatly. Twenty
years ago there were comparatively few.
Now out of 44,000 peoplo about 20,000
aro Jews.
As the result" of his Inst five years'
work in China Dr. Kevins counts 100
villages which have become centers of
Christian work, and in these are thirty
churches.
The Gospel of Bt. Luke has been
translated into Patagoniau by the Rev.
Theodore Bridges, who labored among
the natives of that country for twenty-
nvo years.
At the recent rite of canonization in
Komo tho silver trumpets which used
to sound from tho dome of Bt. Peter's
as the popo elevated the host, were
used for the first time since 1870.
The Church of the First Identity, in
Brooklyn, is Congregational in order
and doctrine, and differs only from
other churches in that denomination in
identifying the Anglo-Saxon race with
tho houso of Israol. The purpose of
the identifiers is to discover the lost
tribes. Dr. Wild seems to bo the
founder of the movement.
By actual merit the famous substance,
St 'Jacobs Oil. has steadily won its way
until it is to day the national remedy foi
rheumatism. Lawyers, physicians, clergy
men all use it. Cincinnati Ohio Daily
inquirer.
The giving of gifts on New Year's
day is said to have originated with the
Homans. Titus Tatius, king of the
Sabines, was presented, tho tist day of
the new year, with some tiranohes cat in
a wood consecrated to Strenia, the God;
dess of btrength.
The Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes:
Mr. Martin Karg, Silver Creek, Minn ,
cured a badly wounded horse with St
Jacobs Oih
"You Bet" is the name of a postoffico
in Montana
U pa-it, and Dr. Three's "Golden Medical
Discovery " will not raise the dead ; will not
euro you if your lungs aro almost wasted by
It is. ' however, unsurpassed
I Kith as a pectoral and aiterativo, an 1 will cure
obstinate and severe diseases of the throat and
lungs, coughs and bronchial affections. By
virtue of its wonderful alterative properties it
cleanses and enriches the Mood, cures pimples,
blotches and eruptions, and causes even great
eating ulcers to heal.
Tue mavor of Now York performed tho mar
riage service for 123 couples during the past
year.
1. n Orlolnal.
Dr. Pierce's " PelloU " the original little
1'ilU" (sncar-eoatodl-cure sick and
bilioua headache, soar stomach and bilious
attacks. By druggists.
It is said that Chicaco has 50.000 girls work
ing at tho various trades for average wages of
(2 a week.
Dr. Tiorco's "Favorite Prescription," for all
those weaknesses peculiar to women, is an
unoiualod remedy. Distressing backache and
"boirino-down" sensations yield to ite
strength-giving properties. By druggiBta.
The price of a locomotive ranges from $8,000
to 14,(JUU, according to tno tize anu cuaractcr.
Prrona Who em nil vvon -inmr rrrt,
whether men or women, are often troubled
with serious cains and weaknesses in the back,
loins and other rjarta .,f the bodv. It has been
proven beyond a doubt, however, that Warner's
Ham Kiuuey ana .Liver uure is eurmm pre
ventive of these troubles.
It is one thing to have a bouse to live in and
quite another thing to have a homo to livo in,
On Tlilrtr injV Trial.
The Voltaio Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., will
send their Electro-Voltaio Belts and other Elec.
trio Appliances on trial for thirty days to any
person afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost
Vitality, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
complete restoration ot vigor anu mannoou.
Address as above without delay
r. a -No risk is incurred, as 30 days' trial is
auoweo.
Tube Con Livwi Oil made from selected
livers, on the seashore, by Caswei.l, Hazabd ft
Co.. New York. It is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer
it to all others. Physicians bavo decided it
superior to any or the other oils in maract.
No' nrooaration ever discovered except Cab-
bolime. a deodorized extract of petroleum.
will reallv produce new hair on bald heads. It
will be a happy day when the great army of
bald neaus lully understand tuia.
medical work for every man young, middle-
apeu ur uiu. izo invaiuaoie proBuripiums.
Nervousness, and all derangements of the
nervous system, are usually connected with a
diseased condition of the biood. Debility is a
frequent accompaniment. The first thing to
be done ia to improve the condition of the
blood. This Is aoeompliched by taking Veaa
ttnjS. It is a nerve medicine, and possesses a
controlling power over tne nervous system.
nOW TO 8ECCRK HEALTH.
R Is Itrange any ont will taffer from derang-nenti
broUBht os bj Imrrnre blood, when SCOVILL S BARS A.
PAnil-I.A ANDSTlLI.INGlA.or BLOOD AND LlVKfl
BYKIT will rauort health to tbs pbrsto- onmnlutloo.
It li t itr uthf ntng i up, pleaunt to take, and ths BES1
BLOOU PUJtlFIEB over discovered, earing Scrofula,
Srphllme dlnrdera Weaknea of ths tWneji, Brritpalu,
Malaria. Nsrvouidlaorde-. Docility, Bilious complatnU
and Disuses of th Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Bwraach,
bud, etc.
Edoye Carbollo Trochee pretenl all eont.
sions diseases, suoh a Diphtheria, BoarlM Paver,
Wbooptnfr Cough, and cure Oonjths and Colds.
Pleasant to the taste and a good disinfectant.
A 1. 1. EN'S Brain Food-cm-ee Nervous DeblUly k
Weliljeaa of Generative Ow-us. d.nl'0,t,S'
BsudfosClrwulM. AUea'si'lMruuwy.SM Irtnl .,,,
Vliat ttia dA-af Imtlan fa WmaIi.J
By periodically recurring attacks of malaria,
If thy are not arrested, is a fact too amply
proven by the haggard looks, worn frames and
nervous debility of those who have felt the
malign influence for any length of time, to ad
mit of reasonable doubt. To temporize with
the disease is to incur physical evils, soon felt
and very sorious. The pleamint and safe
speoillrt, Hostotter's Stomach Bitters, roots out
uie aisHao ana prevents its roturn, and is also
a curative for tho dobilitating effects of dys
pepsia, as woll as for irregularity of the bowels
and kidneys, and for rheumatism. It restores
diminished nervous energy, and is a genera)
appetizer and oheoring corrective. Diliotit
symptoms are rem .vod by it, and constipation,
flatulonco, heartburn and other indicia of s
derangement of the organs of assimilation an 1
secretion, aro overcome by it, with t hoi r cruise.
Convincing and abundant testimony establishes
tno aDove laois.
The losses bv fire in Now York city iu 1881
were $5,81)0,001) against 13,183.000 the previous
vear. The fires numbered 1,730.
Tilt M.VItKLTS.
HEW YOHK.
Boef Cattle Med. Nat livewt.
Calves 1'oor to Trimo Veals...
Sheen
Lamlis
Hogs Live
Dressed, eitv
9
G (0
1 (Vj
6 at
11
10
7i
Flour Kx. Ntato. nood to fancy 5 50
(ia 8 00
ostein; goou to cnoice o u.7
(,$ 9 00
Wheat No. 2 lted. nw 1 4'2J 1 t-y.
No. 1 White, new 1 w (0 1
Eve-State 2 0
ll'arlcv Two-rowed State 90 (dt S'2
Corn UngradcdWoRternMixed 71
Southern Yellow 70 0J 71
Oats White State 61 0 65
Mixed Western 49 (it 62
Hav Prime Timothy 100
Straw No. 1, live 75
Hons State. 1881 20
C4 1 05
611 28
Pork Mess, new, for export. ..17 50
(317 C2
Lard City Steam 11 15
llcUnod 11 50
Oill la
fifill 60
Pctroloum Crude 6''$
lleiinod VM
8
Buttor Btato Creamery 34 (.8 80
Dairy IS (& 32
Western Im. Creamery 20 rifl 36
Factor v 12 f'S 23
Cheese State Factory 64 W.V
hkims o 0 o
Western 9 68
12:
Eifcs State and l'enn 23 04
Potatoes-liarly Bose.State.bbl 3 25 (tit 3 00
BUFFALO.
Steers Extra 0 25 6? 6 75
Ijnnbs Vcntoni 5 25 fcj 6 00
Sheep Western i 00 (b 5 00
Hogs, Good to Choice Yorkers. . 0 25 fij 6 40
Flour C'y Ground, No. 1 Spring C 75 (it, 7 25
m . v.. i if HL..1...1. i r... t.t. i r.t
itueut iu. i. rcuiu iimiwi. . . . jl uj t"
Corn No. 2 Mixed CS'U 09
Oats No 2 Mix. W est 4s ((t 50
Barley Two-rowed State 90 6j 90
nosTON.
Boef Extra plato and family. .14 00 (313 00
Hogs Live Ctfo 7
Hogs City Dressed 8 0i B,V
Pork Extra Prime per bbl 15 00 i!,15 00
Flour Spring Wheat Patents.. 8 25 C j 8 50
Corn Mixed and i'ellow 70 0 74
Oats Extra White 56 r0 68
live State 1 00 (,', 1 00
VS'ool Washed Comb&Delaiuo HVM 4ti
Cnwanhcd " " 30 Ctt 31
WATEnTOWX (MASS.) CATTLE JIARKhT.
Beef Extra quality C Kio 8 50
Shoep Live w eight 4 (nj 6
Ijiiubs 5 64 7
Hogs, Northern, dressed 7J'i 8
riiiLADrxritiA.
Flour Penn. Ex. l-'aiuilv, good G 37fS C 50
Wheat No. 2 lied 1 42 dr. 1 43
Hve State 97 dli 97
Com State Yellow O l' J'if) C'.l'J
Oats Mixed O'.ivi 5-' s
Butter Crcamory Extra Pa. .. 4't 64 40
Cheese New York Full Cream. -ytib .'t
Petroleum Crude 0 oh 7
lie-fined V.(!) 7'.'
A REGULAR CIRCUS.
theworld
y and de
ls a well
equipped
tyortov.n
by a kind
cordinclv.
lie children ot'a
now of its coinii
'1'ho pennies, hitucrto dropped into
tho Tniiiiotmry-box with cor..-:e:entl-ous
regularity, are now faithfully di
vcrtea imo an old coffee-pot In tho
cellar corner for prospective use, and
scrap-metal, old paper, etc., do sub
stantial service in the way of securing
tlio amount of an admission fee. But
for ull that, wo believe fully in the
properly conducted circus cs a lr.enns
of amu .emcnt and diversion, aud are
happy to ktate the gratifying tuct flint
the circus or lather Its proprietors
and employes eiperimeiituliy be
liev? lu St. Jacobs Oil, the Great
Pain lieliever of the src Hon. P. T.
Barnum'sOretitestthowc-n Faith and
Coup's Monster Show can be taken as
typical ca?e. The former tars : " Wo
take great pleasure in stutins; that Sr.
J a com oil is in u.-e bv wan-,' rinz ar
tists now enjajed with P. T. Itanium's Greatest
Show on Earth, united with the Great London
Circus, Sanyer'B r.ov:il HritUh Menngerie and tho
International Allied Shows. From it happy cfl'ect
upon thoso who have occasion to employ it, we
have no hesitation in pronouncing fcr. Jacobs
Oil the best liniment which has ever been
brought to our notice. It is wonderfully eflica
Clou in subduing pain.
feigned) Uabslm, Baii.ey irrTcnixsoN."
The Press Affent of Coup's Monster bbow says t
"In cases of rheumatism or complaints of that
tiud our artists know how to cure themselves very
siieedily. bT. Jacobs Oil is a very populnr rem
edy among our peoplo for rhtumatiepains,aiid
as long as they cun got it they won't suffer much."
Mr. I'rank I. Frayne says: "I have suffered
terribly from rheumatism in my richt shoulder
and arm, aud at the same time I bad severe pnlns
In my chest. Sometime since I read ei mcthing
In a newspaper about the remarkable cures of
Bt. Jacobs Oil, and I thought I would try that
remedy. I tell you 1 am mighty glad I did, for
after using one or two bottles of that preparation
I felt no pain whatever, and have had uoi.e sinc e.
I am firm believer in St. Jacobs Oil, and I want
everybody in my company to keep it near thein."
N Y N C-
Payne's Automatic Engines.
sS&l
Brliahle, Durable and Economical, trtllflirnlth a
lt-re itotcer with Ultsn fuei ami ualtr thtiH uny oQier
Ittffi' Ouiti, not fitted with an Antomatic Cut-off.
BtTud lor Illustrated Oatalopue "J," tor lnionuation A;
l'nccs. li. W. pAYxa k Kon, hoi btii), Oormiu.', N.V.
If jon enjoy a lauKb heart ee
Than read our SorescK in Stobf.e
Oi bammy Tubus and his tiiiouaie,
TheDo Doctor; Trick Monko);
Se author, E. 13. Foote, M. 1).
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Hut if vou're fond of lot. a' fun.
'2? Just buy the Poliopitconi
'stor Masic ijanteruu are outdone.
For I'holocrai'is of anv one.
ai tit ha v li n. i . i' u n. co.,
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r0 YOU PLAY? WHY NOT!,
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ft VT"jVr' Ji.volv.ra. CufM in.', itiimi
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79 4 WEEK. 113 a davit home eaaily made. Ooat 1.
' Outflt t)w. Add .yau Co., Aui.ia.iWua,
OILa J
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mm
mm
Dr. Born, of Breslau, has found that
when young tadpoles are fed exclu
sively upon certain articles of diet an
astonishing preponderance of females
is developed. The proportion In the
rase of 1,440 tadpoles thus reared
reached ninety-five percent. The ex
periment of M. Yung also show that
special food has a remarkable effect
upon the development of sex in tad
poles. Purines the Blood, Renovates and In
vigorates the Whole System.
ITS STEDICIN'AL rROFERTlES ABE
Alterative. Tonic, Solvent
and Diuretic.
VrnE-rrsi! Is made exclusively from the Intws of
esreluilv-hflectcil barks, roots and horlw, anil so
strnuiilr concentrated that it will effectually eradi
cate irom the Bv.li-m ovorv taint of Sci-ofuln.
Scl-olulon Humor, Tllinorm C'nncer, 'n-ct'i-on.
Humor, Kryei peine, snlt Hlicum,
Siliilitlc lllM-nan, I nnker, Kiiinlnees lit
I lie Sluiniteli, and all disease tliat arise Irom lm
I uio blood. Sicinllcn, InllMiniiiBtory anil
Clironle ItlieiiinnliBiu, Neuralalu, tlout ana
Miinul oniplaliitB. can only he efleotually cured
ttiroiu-h tlio blood. . . .
Fur 1 (remand KmptlvelXsen.e.ofthtSkln,
1'iimil.-., I'iiiiitlec Ifloiclii-H. flolls,. Tetter,
v nldhruil and Itlnuviorin, Vkoeiimb has never
laMi'il to eff ect a ! Tiiiiiucnt curs. . .
l or I'aln. In the l.irj. Kidney Complaint
Ilinpsv, Feninhi Wpaknt-ss, Ijcumrrlien,
arisiuR from internal ulo-riiilpn. and uterino oib
c;ies and (irneml llebililT, VenrriNS acts
directly upon the rausr. of these complaints. It
invicurotf end utrciiKtliens the whole svnteni, act
upon the socrofiv oruans. albivs lnnammatton,
cun s ulceration and regulates flu bowels.
l'or Hlni iii. tvMieplH, llnblliml On.tlve"
m-, I'm i il it I inti at Hie IIenrt, llrndurba,
I'llrs, Nei voiineK.and (Ji'uei Bl Prostration
ol'tliu Ni-rvnn. syMi'iii, no modirino has vrr
Kivc.u MH-u perfect satisfaction as the VEiKTlN
It purities the blood, ckansonall of the onjans, and
Poms.-smb a coutroUiuK power over tho nervous
Si'i'hcTrimnrlcable cures effected by Yeoktink havs
flnlneed insuy ptivsicians and apnllicciinc whom
we know, toprceribeand use it in their own f ami lies.
In fact. Vkof.tink: is thu best remedy yet discov
ered tor the above diseases, snd is the only reliable
III.OOO 1' I III t'l Kit yet placeu before the publio.
Vegetine
PREPARED BY
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
PEERLESS
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HI
WILLIAM WILSON,
!Melicsil lillectrician,
4iS I niton St., Jivooklyn,
Sla7 1c consulted daltv from If A. M. to 8 P. M..rm
Vicji-''. "TIIK Wll.rSOM A " aiAtiNKTlC
HA KM l-'.NTr will cure rvery form ol ill
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hhj.D THOUfiAXIi (Titles in llroolilvli and New
Voik. WIN Hill IS I PON US. l'K'lTUT VOI K
KI.VK ttj-fitiFJf nsthuia or con.-mnptic-u by wea'-'.fU
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purs, in oi eiidlcsr Ills that tlc-h Im heir to. Vicar te
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STANDARD REMEDY
IN MANY HOMES.
For rnliul., CnliW, Crnnp, Itroneliltl" snd all
other affections ot tbr Tin on! and I.I'MiS, It
8Htids unrivaled and utterly bu ond all competition.
IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES
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AXD
NOTHING EOT THE TROTH!
Venetian Liniment
Has Kiveu universal satisfaction since it lias been In
troduced into tho United ht.itos. After being
tried by millions it has beeu proclaimed
Tli3 Pain Destroyer of the Age!
TliousatuU of riiyslcians recommend
It as an External liemctly
Incases of Chronic Rlientnatini, llcadacho, Tooth
ache, Mosquito Ititi'i, Cuts, llr!iisi,-. Si-rains Old
:on'S. l'a'lis lu the bum!, ijh.-k aim i..iier, niu
1 s, HI. it. Ins, l-'reckles, btifTi-ned Joiuu and Con
tracted MiiBclcs.
Its Wonderful Curative Pow
ers aro Miraculous.
TnVfu Intcnuillv in cnes of PyRPntory, Dlarrlipft,
tisickiiPKB. t'holcrii. rr.nip. r:mii B nm Hick
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iiro iuiiiu'tlUtoly ti-lt. It is perfectly iuuoccut
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v-eit lor ten yeam Dit. Toiuak Vknciian Ijnimknt,
iiiul during tinit ttiue i iuve not p.iul lor doctor
hills. I have used it lor paniH uud adieu, dysentery.
rore thrortls, cuts ami lnini-. aii1 by itM usk have
saved beventl cliihlrcn's lives when attackeU hy
nn. Jo the imbiic law, oniv trv ir mid ou wu
Uudila Milne. JOIiN '. i.OJJKUTS.
Two Rivrur. MorriRoii Co,. Minn. Manv vpnrs aeo
I received asuvero iiuurv bv A ln-nw blow 11 mm mv
baeit. I tried many thinjs wit liunt auv r'lud, and
whs al vised to iiMt1 your V tJiETi an lasiMKNT. It inad
a mowt coiuijIuU euro, hTKl'UKN WILSON.
Miros. fl. I wan laid nn with Clironh; Ilht'uma-
tlniii tor near lour months and used variuu remo-
ii-H witjiout any yooii. uuu nve-ouii''o ihuiio 01
rmir Vfsk.tian I.inimknt cui'ed me. mid I do mom
hinccrely rucomuiLUil it lor llliouiuatir-in.
1-. I'. t,UJjL.UAfl,
FUOM TIIE KKV. I.
IT. KM
NnwYiiiiK, Kejiteiuber 11, 1HHI. A short timn no
Ihi. Tom kh' uit'dirines wero brotij-ht to my uotiee.
1 wai aulicriiiK irom au alVectiou of tin tliroat. 1
tried outwiirilly liis VustriAN Limmkst and took
oe aMuiiiilly cluniitf the day Inn A'l.monic: Iavr
hviti'i', wliieh inade a ix ricct cure. Jn inturo 1 will
uui bo wiiuoUl hia mtdiciues, I. P. liiUiL,, 1. i.
What Horsemen Want,
A iOOI ItELIAItl i: IIOICSK 1.1M.1IENT
AND CONDITION I'OWDLKS
Bueii are to b louml in Dr. TnT.ias Husk I.im-
UKSX IU 1'iUt bottlca iiUit lEl'.iY CuMilfiUM i'uWll.lis.
FUOM COIi. J). MtDAMEL
Owner of Home of tlio FantHt Kunnlns
Home In ibo W'uild
jEnoMF Takk, Juno 21. TbH is to certify that X
liave med l)r. 'iobian' Vkskiian IIokk J.inimi t
and I'Kituv Conuition riwiu.iis on my raco h.ie
and fouud thein to livo ; rluet fiatif-iat'tion. In tact
tiiey "ire tin trnuft ft cur any ailment iorvbi.ii
tliey weit Hcd: tlio hiniuicnt when rubl.'d iu ley
the liaud never blihtent or takes tlw Iiair otV; it had
more etietr:itivu qualitieH than any otlier I bavo
tried, which 1 MlpVOM.-is the fie;it Keeret i( it Ulc-
reAMiu cnrinti Hprains. The iiiTtvdi' nt tnm which
tb Ii:mtv lJownntbanmndi nave b eu madeknowu
to uniby J-r. Uobiaa. Thty uro i-ericctly barinbuui.
D. McDANIKU
The Family Likiufnt Is 21 ami 50 CPlllH. the
iIoui-El0 cents, m i-iut butllca; tho UlaUiv Pow
ULiut it ccnta a bux.
LOLD BY TUE DRUGGISTS.
Depot: 42 Murray Street. M. Y.
1'iii'MonN' I'urmii ive Pill make New Itieh
Dlood, and will completely cluui'o tho blood iu tint
entire Hyntfui lu tlneo months. Anv person who
will take one pill each ni;.'ht irom 1 to 12 wpefaw mav ho
restored to sound health, if pitch a thiiv be pombU',
Bold everywliere or h-it ly mail lor H letter flump.
I. t. .lOHNHtN vV CO., Itustou, iHukh.,
fnrmrrly limiuor. Me
LA? to td 3-cL itAiiip fjf the mct complcl Calalun ot
TVPE, BORDERS, CUTS, PRESSES, &C.
LOWUTf FKK'kS. LAlttitST VAIilKI V.
NATLONALXYPXCpMlLAr
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OIA If y u toi Liicii.nt n.u.;..-na, Jri?
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LCZ. 11 W7, ll-Mwa. IIm li,.-i. f Ul iu.ifcwi.. XjStir y
.EASTITM.
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HUULI1 vl THO I ICI.tO.l.ymml. sl,nvoll,Co.
I C'TS. iavl lor thoStnrSiiiinplPdnauiier3iiii.
E S I SoOunu like it. '.'llh vinr. h tiiiiit-1. ill'il. 8j.ri
lUm.mlifp A.l.l. H. S. 1Iannk Uiiinil.il!, N. 11.
IIOI.IIIAV Ol-Flll. fl"iJ.jIriNUniiicoattG.lXI.
vi-rui,' H I 3 (Ml pt'r i 1 0011. iiiinuitlly.
liirusa ML1TAI, LUX cu Ukahikoioii. N. J.
12oclsf
aculo and chronlo diaeaaea.
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