!.
A I'KODH-Y ami jhixsti;k.
Xulu'.v often givt sti-!i cm-ions twits
to In r jT-ti hu t ins which afiord hope of ,
Ik ing rare ati I valuable pica s of human
clay, thai she only provokes by tantiliz
ing ii- with her hints of what, if she had
cho-a-n, ln- might have done. Mie turns
cm a child, who. it' sh,. will finish a-1
carefully as she begins him, promises to
be a t-diakcspeare. a M.icau'ay, or a Web
ster : Lul suddenly, as if impatient of
w 01 k.uan.ship. or as if :overned hy a '
m-ic caprice, she warps ami icrverts
him. ami throws him away, battered ami
liscl; ' ;.
Tho teen years ago a boy was born in
I'alti-.n. New Jersey, whose heail uii ,
llio da;, ot his birth attracted attention,
ami which, when he hal reached the
ag-- u' four, hal grown so large as to
laakc i;;',itr people shake theirs and pre
li : .1 fatal ami speedy ending of his
inc. l'.i:t he lived on until he wore a
hat of seven ami a half size, "while his '
1 1. 1. 1 i cased to grow alter the aire of five.
Hi
,'.et'igeiice was marvelous, lie
could ham anything by heart: had
wo'.-.dei iully quick precept ion. great log
ical laeultit-s. me.thr matical talents,
aii'', a love oi mmic and ioetry. He
could recite Milton and hakcspeare
and lender some of the passages after
the manner of the best actors he had
.set ii. lie became the wonder of the
city, ami even attracted eifiitilic and
oilier prominent men to read this enig
ma of juvenile genius.
"With all the amusements and pleas- .
mo he fo'iml in life lie had moments of
profound sadtiess. in which he would
.-p. .'.k of his early death iu terms and
loin s that touched his friends and hear
ers to tears. His father died before the
boy had attained celebrity, and his
mother earned a living by working in
the mills, b aving him during the day
to lie- care of his chance friends and
acquaintances. 1 1 is gifts proved his
iii.n. lie fell in with those who Megan
topervtvt his wonderful mind. They
taught him slang phrases, profanity and
tb.-cealiy. A mere midget, he became
as famous in vicious ranks for his vile-ii-
s and precocious vulgarity of speech
as he had 1 t n previously for his cultur
ed and leimed intellect. He became
seW'-wiiieil and incorrigible. Tlie doors
f respectable people were closed against
him. He learned to smoke, chew,
cur.-e and swear, and spent his time in
dam-nig jigs and suiting ribald songs.
Jieli.it! he was tight years of age he was
in the habit of coming home at night
intoxicated, or not coming home at all.
lb- w;is shunned by those who mice
eouilid and Mattered him. Ladies who
had petted him passed by him in fear of
ad insult. His temper became ungov
ernable, his insolence intolerable. He
would slop strangers in the street de
manding a chew of tobacco, and would
retain either an aeejuicscenee or a denial
wi'h blood-curdling prof.uiity. It was
not that he was ao vile ami loathsome,
for imis of that aire and character are
not uncommon, but the sight of the
creatine, with his big head and babv
frame, conducting himself iike a candi
date tor State prison, made him a mon
strous and repulsive curiosity.
His mother tried in van! to reform
him. but In r daily i e-eu .at I ;i pi vetu.d
ia : from watching over him or x.-reis-irg
much imlu-'itc" el any suit. She
miailv asked ti:at he be rent to a reform
-v !c..o!. a. el thilln-r he has bet n tai.i a.
n.:iy p.- sated f r soinet him.-
I, but, after a career
his ;;,, the pn;b,ibi!i
lis survi in-- Fug. or.
a thorough
Hi and n.-.efu
'. uisaii jti'.:, .,
iie. are iiL.iii:;
if
it
;.u-s, of u;:di rg-.;p-j
:.--i).l,:,.t ; 7
Tin: Law io- VAirr.N .!:-ni!. The
foilowirg may F- of iate.t t to man of
ci ur leaders, ni it is proh.ibly ie.it gener
ally I iiowu what the Ja. concerning
:-:' i .s to bM't'ooms and drinking
h n i. i s re: 1 ! v is:
A i a.-:e was decided at Philadelphia
Ia!!y !y v.l.i' h on,.- ,,f u party of four
pets.:!:, who had sp. i;t the evening at a
public noii.e. was conil.( lleil lo pay tie
boa , ills companions having neglected
to pouey up'" their proportions of the
: 'J i:e defendant he'd, that as
he .,d i,.:t di-.-nk tin- wh--.!e. nor ate the
v. i ' that v..., or.; end. but only a
f'e,;.!i pui; theieof. he was not nspoti-sib-e
ii.r puym: at .! ia that ratio.
I i.e .1 ; .:. v s of a d: fieri lit opinio'i.
A eompaiij n.-M mbl-.-. at a public !:-u.-.e.
can b.- 1 1 ! i.lercil by tiie i.indior I i,n!v
Ji-- '''' 1 ':,:'i : they have j die d thi pi-:-i
!m s ;i.. r, : mo he has no n.-h to
!:.: tt '.!! ;i !cr. He ca'.:..' ': ;!y to
! e. a ; he e:,t-. r-, you may di ink,-' and
to a: lot:. t, r .-.aaiJ not," n-.r ask any
'!' v. I.eiia r he ha mom y to pay lor his
lvck.eil.tg. !. iu;i treat a not la r, for
a! .f I..- !.;.ov.5. ,-r h" may treat tne
ho e. It : - a ; : r-hip for t hat ni-h! ,
ad-.-.he.t i ibt has the hnaii ml to iu-'I'-:'
who f'eds the capita! V Thev are
coually ;.'"-o:iuf al.ic to him for the whole
"ii!'.. Ii not enough that one pavs
ii-; per-, he mii-t take care that tie
via .,, is p.ud ; that is l,i concern, m t
th - 1. iiallor l's.'
v ;' the parim-rsliio dissolves
Mlalheril beat mid -day or midi.i"ht;
evt ry p.ti : !..-r is responsible for the
contracted ia the partnership. If
!ti lean break
s a u!,i
it is no; him
ii - i.inoii.i i ia t'loae i; ; he ca.n
charge it in tho companv, as well as its
oi ! ids. as th. y must s-itle the matter
v.'.lh tne ii.di idual. din- man with
" -uey i.iiglit bring a dozen without.
v.h . bt ir.g st range rs. I he landi. r.l is
: pri . ; d of his pioj.erty and his rena'ih .
He i an tae any of Jiie company, and
he whom 1 takes may demand his
sh."V" !iom i he rest.
The defendant d-ciared that h,- had
I'evt i heard so much iaw and good
sem e In hi ; life : an-l thai the decision
and opi: ion put : o.-,-; her, v. as wen Ii the
mom it i-.'-i hiio ; he would puv the
bid v, i:h eosis. and n im mb.a- it for his
flit lite g.ivernim Ut.- Il-nr U.i'.:hr
1 1 1 1.! ! i. ! -..i; t i-:i Amm r --
A li is u that, when bnib- ks, calves
Miecp and ho;;s are Ki'U . and , xposcii
bir:a!eas food the is culled 'u .1
enl. :nut!o:: iind pork inslead of U the
naiiies of th live animals .
IU Tf iifi:.
1 i.ese v.or.li show the coim lomcra'.e
con l.tioti (d on;- I n guage. They arc in
neertain '-case ni. .inirm-i.t s of the Nor
man leva-ion. S.-ayU all the animals
tvhi.e bvmg go by the name KjVeii to
I hem l,v ,rar s;IVll;l foiefathers, but
a pen dead tle y take the Xorman name
b.eo.,41.,., t Tu. i ,tJ t ;..--
:' !" 'f'1"- b'i-V and bull an'
c: em: .1 to the r,.,ed. "b. . U f, ' ' ,.,,.
!' " in - i- rai : the
' '. '! 'o., f,-. n. ,;!(. rlv,,(h
l i -p. So calf is
": '" I the Kr. , , h
M-'n. 1 .os unlike the cvhers j ; -.VT.a-nym.o.i,
v ,:.!. l ,.,.,.,,.,. .,:
- ' ho; and bear are
I.'!1'" V '1 ''k frot:, the IT-eneh -p
: '" ' 'v- I b" IM odacers a?.l the
nans as lee r; :,. g ! . hec.im ! he
' - ;m. :;;. at 1 ruled the market - -
II '!: " V 1 ;'" '-axotis refnia. d II.. !r
J ane-,; tor e.uo.ials in evcrv (hiv u
w ..en the m, ;;t u-as lala n to ma.'ket it
1:1 ' ' 1 -v 'l.e Xorman name - -
t o -li' ale tu,. anm.ai, (je, ren.ain -I';''
:,! V- '-i:i:b and ioas:i r
I ' ! ' ' : ' ' ''! ii- s..ien trt .
A.. J"- ,, iy, i
! vmam euK.Ui.- Three ,.,,s grah
: m eor, v.-..: and a half cups Indian
'' , 1 cii: '''ea. ,,.. ,-
; ' . "! ' - -el of tartar, salt
; " ' u' 'il'i lailk or vat. r lo
!- ! :' ' .';!; barter !: ..
'; :: ' t:a !hr. c hours j;l :1 i,,,,.;,,,
I:- J1'' r,l' . if prefeired. tie-
:" 1 : r.e-. 'j iiii N pne:o!o V,.d
f ' ; ' ' '.' ':' t :e ..!,., trt, ; d.
SAVE MONEY
INSURING YOUR LIFE
OHIO A" -fVT -T
Tins standaril article is com
j)ounileil with the greute-! e:ue.
Its ell'ecN are as worn 'crful ami
as patifat. tor as ever.
It re-tores gray or fade! hair to
its youilil'iil color.
It remove-, all eruptions, itching;
and ibindrutr. It give- the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the M-alp Iv its use
becomes white and clean.
Hy its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, prevent ing baldness, and
making the hair oiow thick and
strong.
A-s a dre--ing. nothing has been
found so eti'ectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes. M. P.. State Ass-aver
of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent piality : am!
I consider it the I5kst I'kf.vakatioN
for its intended purposes.'
Price, Cne Dollar.
ASSOCIATION!
HOME OFFICE, GREENVILLE, 0.
'frovi.l.. f..r th..-- J'tirolcnt upun you a fhteld
ihitt will rtn-t ilirra triu tlie "torraf 01 lite when
OlFICMUS:
llt.i. I. I. Meeker. (.Tti.lirc
('.mmon l'leas C.iurt.) . rn-H.lrnt.
.i.tMGri K Kirru. . Vice I'rrsidem.
M. F. Myers. . SccrPtnry.
.1u.lirtl. T. Mkkkeh. Treomrer.
J.. V. Hki-I.. ('mliit.T Urecu
v iilr- llank.)
Buclsixigliam's Dye
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This eleeant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other un
desirable shade, to brow n or black,
at discretion. It is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and effectually" produces a per
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL L CO..
NASHUA, N. H.
8cJ ly a'J Zv.zt.t'.z. ii Tel-;:: :-. V.;ii::zr
a
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
( fy.r rtfrF' r. f-nip't FTlrt iry fStre
A T2ri:ibli prt'jviroti'Hi nnl ihp onlTinro
rfincilf in lh w-Tl'I fr KrlrHt'a IHsean.
Ii;itM-ton. :iml AI.I HMiie j, Liver, and
rr i . siitutjniais oi the bighrst order In proof
of iho-jr st.-vT.-mcnt.'.
tt i, Tor th" t-rirf f Ilrktwf call for War
Ttvr'n S:fo llrhf 4'urr.
' f"'n ih i:tiro iT I5rictit nn1 thf othor
nn'.l Mrrrf'urr.
WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS.
It thnbrit ninnd Purlll.T, and ntniiilntrn
rri'ry l.inrtion Ia lr.or ri 'r.H li r J 1 aclluli. and
is Tliij.- a hsiif-llt in all il:o:i.-s.
It e:r Mrofulnns and olhorSkln rrpp
lln mid 'i!svtn, including faaivn, I 1
t :tii'l ( p- luT
l.vtf;. Wr.-.itn'" of Slomnrti,
i:tf it:, Ii7itn4'. 4;4.it.rl l4hi.
it, el. .. tr c,ir si by tlie Wafc BiKt-n. It i
11!. i'l!i' 'd s.'l npv TIZ'TUnil iiv,'i ll ill- K'Ni'..
iii.tt'S of t -.v.) si s r !T: h. iMe. and 1.M.
! WASNEfTS SAFE NERVINE
t Q'li --Ulv r V'-. STosI a?Tl Slwp to t)iosi:fTWj,iBr.
l-.pllo'1i It It, atifl r-lit v- Kervns lrm
Iraf2rii hrnuht m hy t-xoisjvc lri:ikt ovcr
V't". n Tir:i! : .,;!. ji:hI itli r chmi'.
I'owprftil as it !st'M'.p rRn aiul S'.oh flis
ttirld .erw, it r vcr injur"! tn system,
u li(tliT tak'-n i:i sni;itl or lartre Iosi.
I'..ttltrs f lA. 5ir.- ; prices, JMc, mid I.OO.
WARNER S SAFE PILLS
A r an inimfliat1 and nrtivf Rtimn'.i far ft
Torpid Llyer. ::rt( cure Coitivcnifsi. Dyxpptla. Bil
iousness. Klllou ll;vr
rhoii. Mla.ri&, Frer
and Ague, ami phoiiM
!)- us-i l!oti-v r ih
b'-.V''H lo n-t opf-rat
fnf-ly nr-rt rpuiar!y.
o o(hr I'ilU r qnir" verlt
aaM f.r lhrutli
Wrk. Irir 5," OtM. lx.
m-nrr'n S:fr Rr1imr
snhl hi iH-Ks-xt-t h trmm
In fl !M ! erj whtrf,
H. H.Varr.sr &.Co
Proprietor.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Ce'SSiil for PBKI,t
PERMANENTLY CURES
fKiDUZY DISEASES,
I Constipation and Piles, j-
g WK. If. II. t I. hauls Ilcro.l t., ar I
.1 "iiicn.ri.rKi:iM:v Ti.oir.i.rs It bub
test oi'tr! !U.e A tlinrm. It hawmrc.l ninny Trry trJ?t
irsj bfl".n tl'lS LES, fltnj litm iictct ft:Uvd to ? 1
not ca-'xiMIy.' fj
rf73 MCI.'ON FAIR RIM. of t-(.Al!ai. Vt.,
'3 ycur of jri t :tt !1'Tl rliig ri-!m rile nr.d l o P
I t . i;n(i A :((', ol !"cri.-Mrr., n;s on I J
?S nr.rl.iicc w.ltr lor me In com-
plt-ti-ly cirin n m cr? 1. 1, it anil KiUncj js'-j
II te. 5 31 Cf l R
PWNDERFUL If 11 '
rc.rM: it acts on ttii:15
iij NETS AT TIIK KA.lir Ti."n:.
b-A Becaaco It clenrses tho syctem of
, - o . . . . . i . i : a
In Kidney and Urinary diseases. Bit- VLii
loudness, Jnundlce, Constipation,
Piles, or In Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and Female !l60rders.
Ixlr.M V-WORT l lllrT v-"lnMr ram.
Ji Bxvnn! Anil ran b tent 1y nll nrcnatd. f'
Diif p.iriap will innko s"x ;!:. nf r.irdirlnr.
i 1 niplailnt."1
ii
liny It at tTie PrwcjUt. IVI-ef t.4N.
3 Tlurlinyton Vt.
Ct, ;n- , pr.tM.i
tl. V e- I l..vr
r :y on Hep Bitters."
'Tff.il rf, prmr
nv v l!ni :.ttfr.
Leaithy ar.il h.ipiiy."'
"Tj!i. rt- Ton
Tit to T- utrmifT,
Jr. .n Hop rtttera '
' Tho rrrt t flrr-
r. Mi in B.-li, l;!i m .l
IS "1 ! v r
I : r. r.;.l I a ! ir n-ed
I I. !,i!fr!. .1:..'V "
' - -1.. p V li
ft .i r. ii t U
i-r::.! for
a ox that Hop Bit
ters will cot euro or
helix"
"Hot. WttT ballrf
np. rimirtlw!nj and
currn eontloually
from the first doaa."
"Kfdnry and Trl
Tiry complaints f all
L I n (1 4 pcrmn'nt It
cured by liop Bittera,
ITop Cornn Cnr.
andbeou aok ciiiidirn.
Thrj ITor P. for
PtoTuarh, Mvtr nd
Kldinys, fn en pHnr
to tl others. Cures
I,y (iKn tioo. AjJ&
XrUkrgLta
P.T. C. lftniitio!ufe
lin.l lrr.rtiMf rui
for dmukrnre. ti!a
f (pn:m, tobacco and
narcolic.
AW UrSoT; oH f,w
M;iufati,riifc- Co..
Ivochcor, .V.
l Ircolar
D
i:. r. .1. r.rrk",
i'ii sii ian A:n?( i:f;i-.i,
( 'EO. M. RKADF, Aorpey-ci-Law,
: '.e i'tr from !Ilb sfreet. f 8-27, 75) 7
SI'I X IAL 1 I. ATI 'K1 IS.
Thi Association oUer the followinif ijipcial f
tuiv? :
lpt. Kndiin-nifnt I'rotcction on the Mutual A
i.rs!!n'nt . l;in.
Ji. I'nifiirm Mfmtifr'iiii' t'w ot t-10.00. for nil
and amount.
31. No Annual lute, nor rxtnt ttrcT whnl
i'vfr. hi:ni:i its.
IVr'oiii tiotwron the Bi;-s ot 1 nnil yrnrs. who
h:ivc ;i tirt--l.t-i' health rornnl. m.iy hold rithrr a
Life IVrtitiCRte or an KnJuwinent OrtlnVate. a
they inny ilcsirr.
MNTX Y.IKNT IT. AN.
1? to J4i. jmyahle at drath or t exiiirntton
of VI vpnr.
;H to 4.". ftOoo. psyahlr nt death or it expiration
kA 1 jf:irs.
4n to .Vi -J0tO, payahle at dcaih or at expiration
if 1T vc:ir.
to f J'MtO, i:ty:hle at lnth or at expiration
of V2 rc:ir.
I Ti l . IT. AX.
16 to 311 $4m). jiayahlc at death only.
:;4 to 4." :ooo.
r, to 55 f-'.VK).
56 to 64 J-JH0.I. " "
Fur further particular '-all on or nddr.-tH
K.li.iiK.SL'HUKK.
Aaront lor I'aiuliria I'ounty.
Kliennhunf. I'a.
lrM. F. lEit.-. Secretary, Hrecnvillf, lhi.
BEST IH THE" WORLD!"
I tTLTlKAL fSES 0Y LIME.
The atlvanUfs of the use of lime are
so many that it is almost imimssihle to
i pnuraerate them. Their effects may be
described as being both chemical and
. mechanical, and as being exercised both
1 upon the organic and inorganic constit
uents of the soil. The following may be
i taken as a summary of 6ome of the prin
cipal benefits to be derived from it ;
1. Upon deep alluvial and clay soil it
increases the crop of potatoes and ren
ders them less waxy. Sprinkled over
, them in the store heap, it preserves them
and when riddled over the cut sets, it
wonderfully increases their fertility.
'2. Lime eradicates the finger and dis
ease in turnips and gives greater sound
ness to the bulbs.
3. It gives, when applied to soft
meadow land, a larger production of
mere nutritions grasses. It also exter
minates coarse and sour grasses, des-
' troys couch graps, and acts jiower fully
' upon rye grasses.
4. Upon arable land is destroys weeds
of various kinds.
AWRICt LTIRAL WISDOM.
; Ckm alone ia not good feed for any
i breeding animals.
! Feed the pooiest fodder first ;:i 1 fol
' low with a Itetter quality.
; Three perks of Ijoiled ictatoes fed
I warm each day, a remedy lor dlarrho&a
J in cattle.
Agricultural crops are like children ;
they need nursing and careful looking
j after every dav.
; "The liberal soul shnll be fat." This
' applies in a remarkable degree the fcr-
': tilizing of on"s field.
Mowing the grass off every year iiu-
; poverislies the soil, while grazing of the
sheep will enrich it.
' Septenilier calves escajK1 the trying
j heat of summer, and can le pushed
through the winter with grain.
Plant cabbages. If they tiring a good
price sell them : if not, feed them to
sheep, milch cows and pigs.
Keep calres growing well from the
; first, but do not get them too fat if you
wish to have the host cows.
1 It is as wrong to confine stock with
out roots of sonic k:ud as it would le to
STILL LATER AND BETTER !
:ney
T
SPRING
GOODS
IN C5IU.AT l'HOFUr-TON AT
mttWOrT'S CHEAP STOKE t
While $u manti arc U'k""J tor tea ra t" tfi cmttntj l rcxoi' nitm '.nlf.ii m iui.
btiri'j tin iiuki man. iff nvbf.-riUr lm. ronrhnl'O ( m, n i (., ,f rm .ifie
Xt'-iiie anil icc it (. titi'limlcd itt 'ti"n L'l ."I''i'in'i tYiki's
a,,J tht 'i.ith'i.- qtntrllq ir'dh ALL K 1 X I ()!' (idOhS
JSJT PRICES SO LOW
THAT XOXi: VAX OK IAllF. COM I'JITK WITH IlIM.
llii'itr uill uhiatsfind a full ami dnjaul "f tit rjlhhi'i to hi f-iofl in a j m ra
s'Wf, Coin riitxj a fimiililt hn( i f
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, HiTS. CAPS,
Boots, Shoes, Groceres Hardware, Tinware,
Queensware, Glassware, ffoolenware, Cijars, Tctacco, Canseil Gco3s, k., k.
Also, Fl.tJUII, CORN MEAL, F1SII, SALT ly the lnilil nn.l l.ar.vl. DKl'fiS. NAILS
CiLASS, l'UTTY, l?KlHF, llliOOMS. ,vc. 1 haw likewise added to my tK k
I3ITT"H ivrri:Tvrr COHX tSIIII.I.lCI?,
u-hich ici be told at tht rrmarknble loir pru e of 'JO ct r,U im h. A:to for sa'.r. V.r
BEST AND QUICKEST BUTTER-PRODITING CHURN EVER INVENTED.
' A liirije Increase of hnflnc?" hail neeep!tated the mlarfment of my itorf room nd the er'C
i of an additional wareroom, and ti!l my rs'alliiiment if literally crowded wiih choice kooU and
.r It ranidlv decomposes vegetable
matter, producing a large amount of ' deprive them of vegetables
food for plants in the form of carbonic
acid gas.
0. It destroys or neutralizes the acids
in the soil : her.ee its adaptability to
our sour soiis.
7. It acts powerfully upon some of the
inorganic parts of the soils, especially
on the sulphate of iron fouud in peaty
soils, and the sulphate of magnesia and
abi m ina.
S. It proves fatal to worms and larva;
of injurious insects, though favorable to
the growth of shell-bearers.
'.. Slaked lime added to vegetable
matter causer it to give of its nitrogen
Stagnaut and impure water which
cows drink while at pasturage is one of .
the most prominent causes of bad odor .
1 in milk.
; The sinall farmer is the mainstay of '
' the country's agriculture, since he con-
' tinually works upon the quality of his ;
' products.
Man' trees become hollow, or fall in- i
i io premature decay, from the water!
j penetrat ing through old saw rents made i
in pruning. j
' Ashes saturated with kerosene and i
, applied to cucuiiiIkt and squash plants
in the hill will be a great help in keep- :
in the form of ammonia. l"ion soils in I ing off striped bugs.
AND
SALERATUS
Which is the tamn thing.
Impure I1I-Crr Roda or alrratns
(whirh ithesamtliliic)iaoraal!grit
ly ctirty white color. It may appear
white, examined hy Ielf, but a
COMPARISON WITH (HI R( ll Si
O-S " ARM ATIH MMER" DRAM)
will ihoir tho difference.
See that your Saleratns nnd Rak
inc Smla ia white and PURE, a
Khoald be ALL. SIMILAR SUBSTAN
CES mnl for food.
Housekeepers who prefer bread maIff with
yeast, will improve ita quality, make it ri
betti rand prevcatit from aonrinp. by faddir.s
onc-hnlftcaspoonfnl of Chnrrh & 'o. a Soda or
Maleratna. Bo Htire andnot nee too much. The
use of this with anur milk, in preference ta
B&kiu Powder. a-cen twenty times iffl r-pt.
Bee one puind pai-kago for raluaolo iuforina
tion and read carefully.
SHOW TIJJ2 TO YOUR GROCER.
i-Fir pule hy X. .T. KncnmorF. Khensilmrir, I'a.
3'
which ammonia is combined with acids
it sets free the ammonia, which is seized
upon by the plants.
10. Solubility in water causes it to
sink into and ameliorate the subsoil.
When the soil contains fragment of
granite or trap rocks, lime hastens their
decomposition and liberates the silicates.
11. Its combination with the acids in
the soil produces saline compounds
such as potash, soda, etc.
12. Strewn over young plants, it de
stroys or drives away the tu-nip tly.
L5. Worked in with grass seeds, the
beneficial effects of lime, chalk, marl,
and shell-sand have been visible for thir
ty yea is.
14. Applied to the rot heap, lime ef
fectually destroys the seeds of weed.
To sum its advantages : When pro
perly applied to the soil, it purities and
stimulates its action, thereby promoting
the growth of healthy vegetables of all
kinds.
The simple fact, that a man can clear
$.'50 f rom on acre of jiotatoes, does not
demonstrate that he can clear a pro ra
ta profit on 10,000 acres.
To insure a profit, pigs should be
growing and thrifty from the time they
are weaned ill six to ten months of age,
when they should lie ready to slaughter.
tlnn
eaaer neelters alter harvainf.. Still forinK determined lo accommodate all who come, and r?pc-;aliy
mv friemU from the eountrv, to whom the lilfthet rice In trade will he paid tor all kind ot produce.
I have thrown open mv lar'e and ooramodiou" ata le for the tree ue of all who m-.y wind to put up
their stock. Thankful tor past lavors and tiopetu mnnv lu'ot one I remain as ever.
.T. FllBHIHOFF
lllffh Mrerl, r.bonahnrt;, HarrliIStiO.
Ill
SIMP !
10 TEARS BEFOKK THE PUBLIC.
I'lDliouiu ciI by nil to be tin- Iilnt PI.KAS
A NT ami Hri H Ai mi s remedy Now in use
for the ( i i:r; of ( in i-.h, coi.d5, t r.rn r,
hoarseness, tickling seiisiition of the throat,
whooping conch, ete. (IvKit million r.o'r-
TI.K-' SOl.O WITHIN THK LAST FKW TEARS.
H trives relief wliefver tiseil, nju r,n the
power to iiiqi.irt benefit that cannot be bad
frmn t!.e i-ntii;h mixtures now in us-. Sold
b all T iti itri-t -. :it rents tier bottle.
i.vs Tau fou IVitato IU'os. The
Lewistown Scntint I publishes the follow- j
ing discovery for the destruction of ih- 1
j tato bugs. We endorse the recommen- ;
datiou. although what effect the tar
may have upon the vines had better Ik; ;
tested before it is universally adopted : j
The discovery is nothing less than a i
I "dead shot4 iiiiediuient to the further :
marauding of the predatory Colorado
b-etl; one which, unlike I'aris green,
' is neither dangerous nor costly. The i
"universal lay out" is simply the appii- '.
cation of gas tar, and while we may !
; seem to treat the subject with levity, i
1 the remedy is none the less effective. '
I The most convenient method ot appli
' cation is by means of a small dipper '
with a sharp angled hp such
: our lair tnemts employ m cementing
I fruit cans and jars. With this impte
'. ment there is no excuse lor misplaced
' drops or soiled clothing. The liquid
. should be so directed as to fall upon the
main branch of the tuber. If there are
any beetles on the plant you aretreating
; they will suddenly decide to migrate.
Now, just here we have to c-.mless that
' we laughed out, long and loud he
laughs who wins at '.he extreme urgen
cy of their exodus, on the occasion of
our trial of the "Jay out." Tlie gas tar.
anywheieiii proximity, created a prompt
stampede of the iiest.s. and as row after
, row was visited the crowd of o nitres
i ahead of us, with the Nemesis ot iras
i t'liu: Fo it Coi.ns. We published
; some time ago in this magazine a para. '
j graph ujon bronchitis, the result of some
, experiments made by a gentleman upon
I himself, and which his medical attend-
ant said, jocularly, constituted a fraud
i upon the profession. This gentleman
' who was subject to attacks of acute ;
i bronchitis, succeeded iu warding them 1
i off by observing the ordinary pecautions i
i against catching cold, but eset ially
i by chewing a small piece of ginger '
I whenever he was obliged to go out of
door on a cold day. Since he had adopt- j
' ed the plan of keeping a piece of ginger i
i iu his mouth while out of doors, he had
' never had an attack of bronhitis either '
j winter or summer.
A very similar result has been obtani
' f tl in coryza by an Italian gentleman, ;
: It. Kudolph. which makes us believe,
: more in the above-men" ioned ginger
than we felt at first inclined. The case
is related in a recent number of the !
Uazzidn 3luH a Itnliana, and the sub
stance used was not sringer, but euc;
tus. Doctor Kudolf being seizeil wi
severe attack of coryza, or in other te
a very bad cold iu the head, happened
to chew one or two twigs of the eucalyp
tus, at the sinie time swallowing the
saliva secreted, w hich had a bitter aro
matic llavor. To his surprise he found
that, in the course of half an hour, the
t one as ( .is.li Ciltarrit had disappeared.
Some day s later the same per.son was
. seized with another attack, when the
same I rent mt nl was follow ed by an
I equally fortunate result.
The author then prescri'oed thi.- sim
ple remedy to several of his patients,
f all of whom were benefited in the amc
! way. He adds that, in his opinion, this
i treatment is only suitable to acute cases
! that apiH-ais probable enough, but if
i such simple aromatic substances as gin
: irer and eucalj pt us will cut shoTor pre
l vent an attack of bronchitis or coryza
i we consider that a very useful discover"
, has lecn made, and that it cannot be
i too widely known. HvnlUbj Maijazim.
DON'T, GENTLEMEN, DON'T
HTJY STITCH OF
WEARING APPAREL!
oi? s;ir-i .1: ai rncii: of
CENT'S EtmmsMNO coons t
UNTIL YOU IIAVL SKKN TIIK IMMUNOL STOCK oi"
WARM-WEATHER CLOTHING,
lEXS CAPS,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
suu-
IS Young America Clothing House,
Corner Elevenlh Avenue and Eleventh Street,
ALTOOXA, IVY.,
ill!. i'i:oi'i:!i
.to i:s of which ma in:
STANT AIM TO
iT THKIi: CON-
KEEP A STOCKandSELL AT PKIOES
Willi I! li: CAN I'.1 I'A I. AM XOM: CAX I At I I.
n-.erelorc wo ri-i.r-e It : O- n't inrrrt ..!
MSllINIi (Si Ii iiS. A,. .. ii
.t In :
itll vi
i . i ;
S I - M M i
K i
e.ui !
th ix.-;.
f.x-ti.-
-S H K-
Yoimg America, CloUiiup:
-"!. J Cor. lltli Amiii sunt lltli Sti-eot, Alti-.m
ETovise
.. 5';
i'.-tl.
M-:i.LRi:S' LlVKi: ','ILI.S are cis.) hish
ly leeomtnfiiileil for curing liver complaint
constipation, s'u k-heailai hes, feverand ague,
ami all diseases of the stomai-li nml liver.
Solil by all DruguMs at 2.1 rents per hox.
;. K. Srflcr f- Co., rutstmrg, ri.
Oi'lui'iTa. lxri.-ly.
tar accelerating their jirogress, iiicrtas-
ed and multiplied. They did not wail
to pack their trunks, put on a clean
shin or wake tlie babies, liidadrop
tall on the o.s Jrimtis oi. one of them,
there was an instant upturning oi the
whites of the eyes, a convulsie qi.iver
in its active legs, and, apparently great
tribulation in its diaghragni. .V lew
('.utxivop.i s Wasps. Many years
ago I was examining an apple tree, w hen
a wasp alighted on a leal which formed
a caterpilla.rs nest neatly rolled up.
The wasp examined both ends and find
ing them closed, it soon clipped a hole
in the leaf at onu of the nest about onc-
eunin oi an men in uiamcicr. u then
NICHOLS-SHEPARDc&CC.BattleCrceia
EaWrh.d
la 14.
minutes later there was ciape on the i went to the other end and made a noise
Uoor arnl a call lor the functions ut" the
Coioner. Such of the rascals as caught
a diop on their shells instantly descried
their pasturage, and as soon as they
landed on Urea Jirnoi turned over un
their backs, and, like the mule, proceed
ed to indulge in a dust bath.
-A. -"V--
Tb.reshinr Machinery and JPortabl
and Traction Engines.
TITE HT AVD VUU of ei.n ;:bc throvyevt the 7.
1.;. TiT2-P' ire. Vr
I-, i" y.t tm-.., i
f 0 fflEBRATED
" !!' i
r'':irrT!
r-"l!'
r ;in.n.
i -. r-.'r --Imt.jt leeji, the acqui.(iin ot
..I .r. ;ir- l.!e'-in-.'- a t ti nd.i nt uhhi the
e r.-e'. K.-h tl.l! prieel""s invinorant
:nii ! and irrien t a fuc. ffii eon
I ; ion i restored and titennnce af-
r li-d ti eneli li t- "iit.iimrir nrvnn hythe Bitter",
. ho-li 1 in..(I. ni e e'-en to the 1,-in i'ni ne palate!
-sctalde in composition, and thormi-hlv nfe.
I'..:- si.ile i'y nil OrmtirNM and IieahT" -enerallv.
Hoav Diamonds auk luoiir.
I liuying dianionils for retail is said to be
a dvlicate and dillicuit task, Tlie buyer
sits down at a table with a lartre sheet
of white paitT spread lie fore him. On
i the paper are poured tht; contents of
certain packages received by tiie whole-
; sale dealer. The keen eyes of the buy
er, an expert, ot course, picks out at
' once the shallow, Hawed, and ail defec
tive stones, w hich are definitely n jeet
ed, and sw ept into a bag. The accepted
Hones must next lie paired, and to this
end a tin plate, mounted on lutir feet,
and pierced with holes of different size,
is employed. On this the diamond. are
, laid, and shifted to and fro till each
diamond has been fitted into a propor
tionate hole. Then the gems undergo
a second ar.d final examination, the
i buyer examining them most rigorously,
and reject ing some which may have at
first cscaiicd his attention. Any irreg-
, ularity ot form, lack of brilliancy, duil-
i lies of water, or yellowness ut tint is
sufficient to condemn them. Tho
matched stones are then put up in pairs
, in pa pur or small cases, and the others
are sold to inferior jewelers. In I'aris,
the latter are readily purchased and set
in the (lowers, stars and crosses and oth-
. er ornaments w hich make such a display
in windows of the Palais royal.
The French, as a rule, like showy
thing, and are less fastidious in dia
monds than Americans are. They arc
more for general effect than purity or
, perfection, and often sell inferior gems
which will not licar resetting.
which frightened the caterpillar, which
came rushing out at the hole. It was
immediately seized by the wasp, who,
finding it too large to carry off at once,
cut it m two and went oil with one-half
I waited a little while and saw the wasp
come back for the other half, with which
it also flew away. After witnessing
such evidence of intelligence I have had
a great respect for wasps, and gave or
ders to my gardeners never to destroy
them. 1 gained some further evidence
of their carnivorous taste when I once
took my children to Switzerland for a
holiday and on a buttertly-iiuuting ex
jiedition. "We had spread out the day's
find in the evening, and next morning I
placed the boards in the sun to dry. n
looking at them some hours later I found
nearly all the bodies gone, only the tho
rax and wings left : and while examin
ing them a wasp alighted on the board,
and I soon proved that he was the cul
prit. I have no doubt that wasps are
most serviceable to gardeners by destroy
ing caterpillars.
TONTitIXCI V PTTurtl.T! M
rK r a ri.k, i n inn j -rrt w
114 1 rnr of l'riero nnd Co::Ontio!. Ila.lnr.
"-v., tjriii'i.' ft -T rD (r.ira.;x twr it.n..r fix-it lienor:
iuc in .nill n1 .aim oS lnT'rlir and DLgrcl lalla'.i
our fan,,. rac-lm.
CI n ' .-I r4 ri, .
MIIHI'lKM'.l t l-i i
M W IT.Hl" r. r t."y no In t" t-.i ? rt
Cr-T .ai.l i. n t liMn-ti s. r. --lul T '..- her
li V at. Ti-,.-1, . I .. v-r.an-i fi.t n.t. r .l,.
-'.v fnt-r ti"c I- t' t e- !. ft.ru? u-r. c.-."4 m- .T-.
ItrKVI N. 'Tf IM-FX.IM H, with f.,- -r 1-
uTiha..:i In OIST ti-.k- S - in:. P. -r OjrC'.. Sir.;:.
CAUTION!
BE NOT DECEIVED
tT TrCh 'Tpr'-lmCrl mr, WT,'1 rTlle 5 Tl-rx . 1 - "lf
mi i. rrt the -OIJU-AL" mm the "CJK.M I.M."
frm ii.
C For fnll prtrtlcnlfr fn nr onr tr
to gt' fur 1 iluktrtt'.-ti V" I rc : mr. fa c mwii ff.c. iliJI-.--"
KICH0LS, SHEPAILD CO., Battle Creek, W ch.
I fins, rnsfrsl, tiifrj I
li:? & 11.) CMNTOX STKKKT, .lOHNSTOWX. V.
-A.T. A V.i IC A I. TStl".
Wonos ok Wisdom. To live long it
is necessary to live slowly.
Give neither counsel or salt until you
are asked for it.
i-r poMI-hcd a new edition of
, Ir. I nlvfrcir ( eletirateil
Ia'.it on the rtti!,cnf curr (wirhout
medicine) ,. SrKllMATOIlliHOCA or
-mii:;il W'e:iknee. I nvolnntiirv Si'iiennl Ixtt'o
iMroTVtfY. Mental and rhylr"l 1 ncn parity, Im
pi. diluent- to Mnrviiiffe. etc. : al-o, Cunsi-mition,
Km f.i-sy nnd I ns. iii.iiee..l hy elf -indulgence or
ctm:i1 exlr:l :i'jancc. Sr.
The eelehmted Biithor. in thi rdmlrahie K!3v,
leiirlv lii.iiiwtrH iri.m a thirty yenr?"" loiecp?".
lel pr.n tice, thnt the nhirmina: rone(tuences of
-. . . ii, n nil on in i-uriil wi i unlit I ne .Inn- ,l .... . . , ,, ,.,,..(: . ,,
aeroi'5 ii-e ol Internal n-e licine or the application ancilig or testing we Still go on
i i i:.e km e : pointing out a mode Ht once iniple. ' Oy-aiKl-Iiye lo
ii. .iii'i -ii-i-iiiio. iy i:ie:in ot which everv
MiNiTii'. no m:itt"r what h-, condition mav he,
iiki t cur" hini-i ll rheflply. privately, nnd ratlxratly'.
-'Tlii" l.eeiiire .-l-.oiild he in the hands of every
w,n!h roi l -. ery in f ii in the Innd.
S, nt under seal. In a pliin enrelope. to any n1
irc. poft-pnvl, on rcclpt efix cents er two'pot
ro.re unp.
Ad'Ire-- O " pTililK'f-r
lliK II I.V I.KVi I.I.I, HI IIK.il. ()..
41 Ann St., New lark : lvt t (ihce Ho.t ISSfi.
April n. iM'i.-,".ni.
A VAi.fAnr.E Invention rtm
IIu sKKKKricns. A new article of
glassware is living ut upon the market
which will resist the extremes of heat
and cold in ordinary use without break
ing. The glass being formed into lamps
chimneys, tumblers, goblets, tnlies for
telegraph wire, guage glasses for steam
Imilers, etc.. is subjected to a process
which metallizes it, knitting the mole
cules of the glass closer, making them
more homorgeneous. The glass is call
ed the "Dragon Hand., Lamp chim
neys made under this process will with
stand a tierce flame while wet, and the
glassware may be subjected to tests of
of ice and boiling water alternately
without fear of breaking. It is tough
and flexible, and is the only glass, as we
understand, ever made which will en
dure these tests. The "Dragon U'and"'
glass will become a household a house
hold word. It is a valuable invention.
t ;iiil Ciirioxt JStoolc ol
Dry and Dress G oodt-
NOTIONS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
to be found in Cambria or adjoining counties. ;
ami fail not to call, buv
ff "Forget not the
and be lu: tee-. .
.reet and numbers
C3-EO. "W". 1TS.3-ZD37
CASH DI'.AI.I.ll IN Al.I. KINK OF
HEATING and COOKING- STOVES
rnrAT o
AN I MANFFAC TFin.lt OF-
WARE,
l.l;A-oiitli Ave. Altoona, 1ji.
rrFE.tPMT PLACE IX Till. CITY. ofink-. Sr,o,K ,, Ropairlns of
nil liiml promptly anil nni lifartorll) atlrnlel to. lO-MTn. tf.
in tK9 ,
A I. ei ion . p .
1 1 : li" p nTel . i.Iriic , r. r'.,e : teeie h "trct, near
J :;'Vfn: I. a vi-n i;e. r. here nint .all. can he mail e.
I mice h..i.r tfin S t'i In, a. m.. tin t Irom 2 to 4
ni.,1 I i . i'. m. vp..e!al atten'ion paid to Dis
ea?c i f the i:, ,. and !r, a well as to Suririeal
( ij.era; l. in of , ver v deL-ri 1,1 ion. I 4-19.-t I. )
Joil.N Ml liril V. M. D..
l ii isjri.xx AMisri;ii!.u..
Kar. -e.i Pa.
iirTI" - in l'oi:.;!:i recently o..-'ipie l hy Dr. . M.
K. iin, n li--ii ;rcM. we-t el ' .Inlian. and nearly
rppo'lte the Ki.nr 1 luii'i1. Xinht ciilj -hould be
made at the ohb-e. f J-ir, ' i.-if.J
F A. SIIO KM A K Ell, Attornet-
at-Law, Ebflnsburg. Office; on High
strei t.eat end of residence. ll-2l,TS.-tf.i
uitAVM NrM'inr Mriui iM:.
TRADE MARK The (i real Fnr- TRADE MARK
' M A.
MR
Sfimnnf ;ik-
n"i,Sj'rm:ifor
rh :t. I it.itf.toii'-y
: nI nil i.t-a?s
qtirnr'f ol St'll-
BEFORE TAKIKB.Ter n.a;;iidArTER TAKING.
i'.eii in the Heck. Ii!m;ic o ViMori. Premature
in. I Aire, .-iiid many fit her iliyene i lint lei. I to In
.inity or 'nn-'iimpt ion. and a I'reniamre frrare.
"i- I nli particiil ir in our pamphlet, which we rte
ire fo fend tree hy mail to evervone. AwTi.e
S;ieri!i Mili. ine if fold by nil Iirnsil't" at jl
i er pni kap-e. or fix package. rr f ft, or will be ent
'. ee by trull on wcipt of tho ne iiey t-v niraring
The firT fl-iiieiiie To.,
''et-ni-M foo..-,'. ''eeti-.n-. Mrnr
:.'j.ri 5 y sittrcj'iisrs ev:a wwtir:.
go off.
n e hand folks over lo God's mercy
but show none ourselves.
There are calumnies against which
even innocence loses courage.
He that can compose himself, is wiser
than he that composes books.
There is in every human countenance
either a history or a prophecy, which
must sadden, or at least soften, every
re.'h cling observer.
Alllictions are the medicine of the
mind. If they are not toothsome, let it
stitiice that they are wholesome. It is
not required in physic that it should
please, but heal.
To til! th sphere which Providence
aploints is true wisdom; to discharge
trusts faithfully and live exalted ideas,
that is the mission of good men.
It is a common practice with many
farmers to plant pumpkins with their
corn : but a great many believe, and say
they have proved it, that a better and
an earlier matured yield of corn is ob
tained when this crop alone occupies
the soil. They contend t hat the pump
kins naturally exhaust a portion of the
vitality of the soil, which otherwise
could assist iu maturing the corn crop.
lelis. i;te::ar.isoii ,-l os is m mrzm aem m wt-. Z
perfecteu esy j UOLUK
in Bnfterthirllt-ened c 'er th-. . ,i " f
f i T-.4t. - II -I
Tic,u-,i.of i.,i-v:..T, ,,v it i i'kisVk. 't. i .h v,vvrv v: rr:'.',!;'";i.":
nvtonail'!' jer.ia nt . Y. I'.i.i v Fair. Ak m.ut rtnn-i,t nr 1. , " 'V' !-'-
1 t m ...
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hi Ir ' iZ, S rM. m-rtiA ttltm -- S
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1:
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Tljf- pllC! .(.:,( , i
b en know i; to oi ( -,i i
unr n;:s no- !. . ,
t in ii 1. s h l,:i i
in i iious apj i . : :.( ,.
tl ical t t:t. : ii, ; i.n,
havt at ti Juiti d i,
. sit ion ef mai ; ( ,.
otht-rs to a! ,!, :i ;
mov ing alf i.; t
pears in l- t ! , ;) ,t ,,.
Ilien.se :i'-e'i!i.n'.:i , i
b'e :f IjCCOtiijf;-;- pl,. ;
ill-nit -I or by 1 1
ii.g infirni.it.'oe .:i
i.f leii .r !i-i ,
Cd bv Liettf. !'.,.
:'::d L'Arn ide. v ;. ;'.
met wi'ii a n.
from I'l.iii! t,x' , ' '
nigh's of l" i.. -e. .
( hai.U li 1 i- 1 i ; ,,. .,i . ,
ilS i.doi-. Ue- -!.:e e
traversing u .. i i,,,;, ..' , .
in a mean lat itu.i.- . t .'.-
lK-twet n l!ie ne i . i - ,
east l"ii-itu 1... Tin ! v .
stonn. i he sky w;is( ,
the baroUKter, tie r; . : .
: meter were regular, ai. e.
V'li't ll.onsoo;; v.-js .' . -., ;.
I if-rat u re of t he surf.;-- ;
constant at -' i .
The sea was cover- 1 i ;
cred ;ieid in n i .ar i :
c-s of unduK'.t : : s :. '
The nolky .-.:. v.. i- ' a;
the motion of n,,. e, ..."
the screw i wl.ii-h -had
C-Mliidf raoi.- ; e ; i ,
all disappi a red : l.i:;
w as i-oi;,. w hat a'-.
tf litivi ly over lie- i,'-.--tiie
w a;, r w as si-. ;, i , . , ,
inotis ii 1 1 i ni -r i! i' i ,
pn s-i d i-losc tojt le. ; . ,: ;
close to t he s.,!'. . ; , ,
cilnf of thes- e.,; ;
; tilin ties long . f ;:. -,
, I'ohl !!ig t(-'i h .i-i - i : ; !.,.
' on. these' weu- .-i i .
stil'-tanee. whi'-ii 'j' ,
' apju'ill-i-il. leavn.g e , ,.
liinetp in diaii.-u ;. v.
. ciYisco'. ppet, j,-r..l tie:
aniina'cti lae-.I '. e
. ing il s and 1 et.ee '
.V ll 1 op ( 1 w;t: ev ' . .
bilic brought b:ti k - - :
i when the create; ;
h ind it L'ave a 1 i ' -. ...
quickly etingu:i.- : .... !
sineli
The milkv va:. e
looked at iii'tbo .1 ,i ;..
oeity. evf-n though
the watf-r procur- le, e.e
into darkness. I;
mined v hat ( a -
t le se aiiimaleu.i . ;:, .i
also desire!,;,, as ; ;
various lio'.'.y -.a- ,,!
' t inn-s "f t h-ir sitiji.-.iia:1
leiist in the vita : e
Sun. ral of the ,;,,:'. .
inide had v. jtJ:- -1 : i. '
. fore. bio. ie vi r so 1
lions. The L'A i a: ,
' parsed iLirt yji aie-s
l'el iruary, 1-. . e !.
anything 'of the kiiel. - .
A lilMMio .11 t.i-I.L!;.
The air. :ieiie: . ; : , .
sa s a:i En.-' I; l:.i 1 'e.-i v : .;
: huge c; i..ni;ci.. ia f. .; :.. : ; ;
ju-l like an t '. '-a:
on.- w . ;:'.l l.a- :. ,:- . ;
v i;i..'u; i : g ' '
.v.-j:e.l i J:T'; ; i ',
triit ;t . ;t . l.e v. a- . :
!. c.lac-l III- I . -.! i - .
1 ate. "' W ie t . , ; , -r . -answt
l cane- ; i-e: : .;
ly, as it S'-i. nie.i. i r. - -.
the d it e. i.h li :y o- ' : .
fe t from the .h:!.-:ti-.
U was not a!v.-.:;.s - -. .
ent sel va::t. f : s....v ;
, mat r gave a.: .
tlie poiat. le.e, '.lj. 1 - "
' ''xnn-i.s. and h;-eo . - . -
Ul'ldl r J lo'l rt.
It Woah! Cm::::,:;i:;; t! a" .
or tin d of d-.ii-.g ll
! and ovi r." or '-liee h . ' v.
iiig at! ntien." l,; ; "
the ihtcltel ,--f lie- e- : . .
at l.at. the r--i.. e - :
1 teu b-d to do as i- ':
eia-e ua- ia e
A tret- was m ! t i
sence. as it fj- ;a tie " ;
! date, patting 1 i;h -
leaves, t ht n l !; ,'a :; '.
i ally a t-lrmp f t;.- lr: i - '
I of this we were ;;'. i:.- .'- ! '
for U liis.'.-'j'ee.red -le1 i ' "' . . .
little g.-l'.elt 1'Vov ll ii.f' .
the ii; t ri in. tin. d. 1 i. .. .
oiilv a sp'-eiim n of t! -'.
; '-tricks"" that J 1 1 1 j :
well how to perform, w. .
sp ' iking of ihe datt w..s
, ventriloquisni the jugN ;
to make his v.ehv ..-
con e Irom whoioth. d it
dnce the aia'.a ie-e to ; : .: ;
Voice came or,t of tie- ft;; ;-.
i Is- itself.
Lut after this, the stone ;'
ttl. ran. and t.nal'y. v. ::li 1 . .. : n
suddenly attached, ie. w a ;
and altglitt-1 l-twe. n '-
. joim-d bait Is. This w.w ; "
ed by mathitivry ad:..::!;,
' tween thf carbune!i a;;,', l .
upon which it hi. Cut; -irg
as were the j-e . etie ;.' .
wielidfisof mechanism, a
had nothing to do with th- -powers,
such as tic t nl; !'. ,..
de-1 to jmssess.
Ax An r. iiuncik C"
read mi your paper 1. it tly v.. i
ing anecdotes ot the ulit -ct )
and I am Umptcd to l:m
low ing in-tance ef tie- -a e
cow, which occured at F.
Some veals ago to the ;:i ; '
ceased I t hit i 0, f I !:l v h' -- .h
the tiory :
A line boy of abcat n v. .
the son of a Mr. Iurs ha.
time Feen indulge.', in the 1. i'
ing a favorite cow. lb- v...
do-.ng so in a field ;ui;v::. :e
yard, when a niivliH-"ii-
! was in the same la iJ. vx-i . '.
; and tossed him : the cow. s-
' nocent attendant thustn.ie
enraged, and. lunning n;e
bull, gored him o iln .'!! n"';
! as to lender him who" i:ic: ,
new ing his attack upon tie- i .
it was about to do. Mr. IF:
a neighlKU ing lantu-r, w as ,:
: the field at the time, aad i
child in a state of i i-.as h
ha 1 I'. ci ived 1 O verv s. ie'a
A'li!.! .n, I IV t -.
TTif.tik's one mystery in domestic af
fairs that no man has ever yet lieen able
to solve. If a woman starts to white
wash a ceiling she is sure to get lime in
her eyes, and before she even attempts
to clear her optics she --v ill make a break
for her hnsband, if he is around the
house, and abuse him like a dog for not
having built a house without any ceil
ings iu it. O. Ji.
Send f.ir t;;reiil-ir
and pro d of Ml. TO a
inoni h nmde selan-r
our X,-w ltni.lt I S,,l-
den Thought on Mother. Home and Heaven. 1n
rrore and poetry by ;too In author-. i:ieirnn:!v
llnMrate.l. IMi-a-er. i vervlM-id .- 2.?,). A.nS..
OOO t'uriosltle. ol tlie I'lible". SI.T.T. iiia',t.
t anvasser ha actnal'.y .old over T.OflO -opi"IV
Moodv" Antt'.riied Sermon". HIS. Oft. Mailed on
receipt ot price. It. 11. THK A I-. I'tr.i.isii ki-.
8oi HinnilHBV. New York.
MASON
Atsn
KAMLIN
nnn aim
To kf.f.p dried beef do it up iu thick ' UriUAllO
A i.fMi' of fresh quicklime the size of
x Walnut, ilroiniprl info :i nint .f i--ifnr I brown naner eucb nieco si oor ito . lubo ., I ward
. . ,1 .11 , .1 ..;.. 1 ,
ami Hnoweu 10 sianu an nignt, tne wa- : "oa, put in a layer oi ury asnes, men a
ter then lieing poured off from the sedi- ; layer of beef, then alternate ; cover the
ment and mixed w ith a quarter of pint ! tnP wifb 'by ashes; set iu a cool place,
of the liest vinegar, forms the best wash : .
lor scurf m the head. It is to be ap-
pneu to tne roots ot the hair.
lient pal.1 two-and a-quarter venr
buys one. Hcl t'l-binet or Parlor
irirn In the World, winners ot i
hii.-hct distinction at evcrv wort i'p j
fiir lor thlrt". Ti ear. Iriee M '
?.S7 : 't : $st : Tl'' to .i nnd tip- i
ward. Also for 'HFv payments, " I
a inonlh or 'i "S a nimrter and m
Calaloirue" tree. Mason ft Hami.i-v I'ii
at I '-.. l.'.tl remont St.. bo-t m ; 46 lvil Uth St.
C?rS VAf!T! to Oll trie NEW BOOK,
CARIV'INQ FOR PROFIT
TEi.lS HOW 1
O-.-.tlTaf Rll Iho rmn rrnn n tho Bmt MTieri
BrLc A, f l an J Crel rr r: c.-i : (trow Fru.t ; ilaaaue
r.irall'.ninf-.: I,' , f 1:31-7 E",T.-rani
MAKi; jion: v Tin: 1'aki.
T.vr-v Tame r t--..U t -. a cop-. s0 I'acrft.
I IO X'ln'ratlnT:. r J f c'r .-tda- to
J. CMcCL Aipvjt CO.. I hiladclphla, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED. g KT& !? m V ATI
etc ra 1. 31 PLOY.
lEarL. 1F.T
rmi umil M ew, Idlr. Teaeher. sol vf-rrt lafi-it
coactt. t :n $-. , p-r muiO. S n.l t ,r clrrnlar an.l omit
P. f. KltuUka A CO., VKXt Areh rkilmdaphi, r.
outfit r
w h
(l-nton Square),
C'hlcas".
.New York ; V.V) W a!,iih Aeiine.
WAITED!
Vine has more martyrs than virtue.
Damaged corn is exceedingly iuiuri-
ousas a food for horses, because it nringr.
( on inflammation of the bowels and skin
disease.'?.
M?L0iEHT-;
LOCA LOR Trnrellnp
Mule , tal.-ii on l.-r-et
l S A LA H Y r""iM(i. All tXPOSEC
.J-.iw-rd. U'.U.r i-romptlr pi:.t. f-LOAN
A l o. 3C cr( Mt. iurii tali. .
SFTS nlMHI forth.- beMaml fayt-fellln pie-
n s.r-a: a:oi-K. to: 1 riinie'. irff? reiitice-t :c; p'
v hp. o:d es'n: it -h-
I IIiiji'. fn h-a-
-t, m:e!.itf. nt Wen
Cativii.H in the
tJEgJi-. .auaigEa&llta.iraeii rrtnail on. An
tiAl LLI.IAT UlT'lIKI IXiTV. Some hifr
Tinlieiird of be'e -e, ao fr a v. a know. A 0,1 chance
j f r teachers. 1 ouli? Iten. Farmers' aril lcbn;ca
1 Sn. to cet inio a li'-ilit, atrecable, pa. inr t,us,r.e.
1 "With no r k. and with poo I proar-eei aheal. Answer
(3'Dt t'h'e ape, former oe-nrvation and ri-feren,-..
1 aaareas r. u. lock box j, i otiaa ipaaa. r
I cent. .VjrroML lirBttsnrvfi Co., I'hUad'u, I'a. j
f '"I "'-A"r i
UfAKtK cil V A
"
v.-
(
A SiM.ri.Ai: In m '' v- K '
elect ing a l'rt si,h n! oi 1': I : '
the 1 iai t audi-hit . s . r. r;:, ; -ed,
through the nc spu- is. '
j eral parties, tore il is !::.:'. ';.
which one wiil It- elected. It
liticians" last chance, a"1'- 1-' v
; to improve it. An exchaa.i
amusing example f r. -m Ait ..' v--a
fair burh-sipie of the roti.!. A;i-;
custom : We vague! itcn a
said to prevail among a tio
in the interior of Africa.
1 king dies the heir apparent :-; '" ,
I by the people and clothed ':'
wretched garment. Tnett .
; ujHui the groiuit!. and the i" '
him in t he- vilest h mguage aia! tr -. ..
to a iH iteet shower ot abi.1' '
Afttr this they attack him ;!,.
him through the slm-t. 1 ';;,;
with mud the whi;e. au'l h-;!'-vignrouslv
with switch, s. At 1
of this i'nteiot ing jh-i :.-ri"af'
. wssln d. arrayed in th- u'"-1 -
w-ir, Hppart !. crow ne.l w ith inmate l' !
oir ir
ji-ayB.
and forever after implicit 1 oU'