1 he:s v. man r hgdies. said I'r. Irury, a well-known ih i c'um and ?c'Kn'.i:;t of Columbus to the writer yesterday : '(V.fi- with mo and I' will show you two or th; most wonderful curiosities to bo soeii sujy v.iH-ve." Without asking any questions the young man of the ', f.-'vl got into the doctor's earring at his bidding. aul after an hour's ride got out at the i'rank iin CouT.ly Imrmary, situates! in the southeastern suV-rbi of this city. I'ass- niMin'l tho Infirmary noildings. THE LE FEVRE LUNG PAD A Positive Remedy and Cure For CONSUMPTION, SPITTING OF BLOOD, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, COUGHS, COLDS. CATARRH in all Its forms, ond all Diseases of the PULMONARY ORGANS. THE HOST HEALING REMEDIAL AGENT KBOWH TO SCIENCE T I. 'T A M F. N TAttY CT I: ! OS I T 1 1 -IS. One of tho most extraordinary wills was the one ty which, about a century ruro, the duchesse le 1'rnslm disinherit- I iy anil SpHer The 7:."t'ci 1 iiriictl. j An old .subscriber in Australia sei.dj to th9 f'!oit'' ; r.i'n Mr ninr the follow- ; ir.g : Australia is the laud of contrariety IYDIA E. PJHKHAM. OF 4.YNN. MASS. ed her own children, under the ur.ac- ! in regard to animal and vegetable life Ull hicT :n e grap--thebu (a. l-er. - -..mtlysurro rbo: and t!ie Iik-aai-ra the furiosi: a elm ir w:1 mded to tin k'S v. .-i s ab -.,y y trees, rear of v- reach f nine- of the ordinary height f boys of th.it age. i head p.ivi lace wr-ro tne firl looked nf, of course. The head was large an.! crowned man'i'e'eatly v ilk intense bl.u k !.;lr. The face was ui-.tis-ua'.Iy round and full, co.np"oioii aiilo-,-, thieves very large, black, hril-Y.-Mil and hii'dlUeut, Allo-a-ther the I'.n.ril not:-d etrema good health. Jail ; Ic-tvo the head and face and 1. ok at tho body and limbs, 'there were none, al- j l.n'st litf rally. The lar healthy head ; was the living head of a shadowy body, an actual skeleton. Hi ; thin shirt and ', pants did not hida the bones. 1 'rawing j up li'us shirt sieevo the shadow of an arm i was revealed. Kvc-ry bone could be dis- tinctly seen. The transparent skin was I drawn an -and them i-eyfectly tight, i The largest part of the arm, the biceps, j was si -.analy as large, as the writer's two ! smallest hcaris. Tin skin also adhered I closely lo the joints at the elbow and shoulders. I'a: sins the hand over the i body of tlie shirt tla; chest bones, ribs j and ellar outs of the frame could be) f'H plainly The same condition was j observed vt ry v. here. Mis thi-h was; Fp '.uned by the writer's thumb and fore- j linc r. liis feet, whirh were i:i; as 'd in I iiu'i e cotton sto! kings, were alike devoid of muscle :i!!-.l :!-h. There was a faint : trace of muscle on the inside of the an- ! !.;, and this musc'ie pttlloil the foot in j as though he was ciu!-f ooted. The j toe wire entirely kyoi.d his control, j an 1 the marvelous anatomical median- j i in of tin hii';r.iu font was clearly per- i Curf i.y Abn-.-utim. Tni Minnie wonr will demonstrate lis licnltn? qunlitlc?. TiiKOWAV. AYYon: cod iiivi:i: on, ana cti:ciii sviturs. Tlie I.F. VL. Kl'Xa TAD act? di. ecthj ujon thr jmrt ejrtctrd !nl caret 1J a natural proem of U hv ,5..-' the Seimmri with n.in.'co rtrns? when the font or li ! i tne i.ungt t 'l'l,pr,i-'i t" .t n i --! l'.aUam nnl Vr.i.iN ot tin; most Fnotlifntr nn.l lienlinif chnraeter. of It., imjrcaient.t arc fic-eiliiiyl-j rare, anil loun.l only in France, where every 1 !:.S'.'re!. countable impression that her husband had substitutel chancrelin.L's for her own j offspring. In a crreater numlier of cases the eccentricity of tlietestator was shown i in the curious directions he ffave for the disixsal of his remains. Thusthe Sieur enoit directed that he should lie buried "in mv leather trunk, instead of put tin? mv executor to the expense of a colhn. Many il fold by ue i? lnauu- such as black swans, the duck-mole, fish which climbs trees, cherries with, me stone outside, and veritable wooden loars! but one fact rega ding spiders and Hies is equally strange, for here there is a fly w hich catches spiders. He is a wiry, energetic, hard-lookiug cus tomer : Ixtdv longish and narrow : color, literally half-monniing, and about three- round the world, and he expressed him self verv. much attached to it. Tlie comte du Chatelet, who died six centu ries ago, was of a less humble mind re garding his interment. lie ordered one of the pillars in the church of Xeufcha teau to be Hollowed out for the recep tion of his remains "in order that the Ila.nttraetc.l the wUet nf enti.m on the t'ontinrnt ai.rt ha? e!feete,l lh.H'T:.'. orrr, many of which j ,Vn Vn8tance of cremation took place ill have 'oeir.eil ;.;.r.i. :t:nns rattier than ca--es o( natural !ic-nlin. ... . ' V . . . . r We li ive the mot tnii.ptirnrel tmi-nony to their curative ii.nvcrs from per.-on? of high character England in lib'.l, When tlie remains 01 a .m l iutvll:enee. w e yuareuici that tac This trunk had thrice gone with him quarters of an inch long; he builds a ciay nesc lor nis larva , generally in;u- THIS GHEAT ltEMEDY AND CURE LTD FEVEE LXJ 1ST G TJAJD Will heal an.l strenu-then an l l.rotonsr life in the H OK.ST CA SKS of TVISfnri 1.AR ro.V.St MFTI0X, ami wiil e Href a mi ferv rate if tlie li.-ra?e ha. only recently heen contrai to'l. l'er.-on; sullerin Irutn Asthma, 0ronchitl3, Catarrh, Weak Lungs or Blood Spitting, will find the Pad an inestimable boon! Villi NAM'. OXI.Y RY T151". HOLMES MEDICINE CO., 3UTTSBURGII, PA. Who are tlie Solo Asentu lor tlie I"nS:el Maios b1 "ninl.-. I ladv who liad resided at George street, Hanover square, were " ourneu 10 asnes in the new imrying ground adjoining Tvlmvn tiirnnike." In another nart of the book the author tells us how "a' .vniie gruo in cacn ami ior ns looti se- oral small green spmers. not men aiso lulelv had, but appoarantlv in a state locks, under veranda eaves, or even in cracks of wood-work, and sometimes in the folds of curtains or clothes. In one case, while staying at a friend's house about twenty miles irom Sidney, I left my waterproof coat hanging untouched for about four days, and on taking it down there was a nest nearly built in one of the folds, of about tlie si.e. of one's littie finger and three or four inches in length. On replacing the coat and leav ing" it for another few days, and then examining it, the nest was finished ; '.t had three compart ments, with one little rj-t . '3 1 i-Srft-W L-k ir-- 1.1 i. M- ,.T irvrfi -mil S , 'r e -.&4'?.li'Vt..'tS EE -- - - L t ' V'- sj i4 14 g 4 M 1 Scotch sentleman, having two youn; each her ilnii-Tlifprs. liconeat hi-d to " . - . . . . ' c .. ri.t . ... : l . -. , ..: 1.... W?ight, not in gold, but 111 i.1 notes." Mil coma. j.nefK !-p.ueis wcic c lu. iuiy tikT !,if.r lwinrr il, o slimmer, rocotved I taken out of the oranse orchard, as o:dy .Cl ,-"' M, while the younger got u i i m i - . ,.4...... 1... r ;.. ........ Ml, J.III3 Mill), JIIItICI, l.-J 11 1 lit It D !-( iv mm or1 LYDIA E. PINKHArVI'S VEGSTASLH CCI?0TO3). The T'"'-'i:ve Cy.rn For all Female Complaints. Vfffntai.lo rror'.r ? th'.xt fu I r:?il'- tu t'i- i:v--t 1 irsitolnTaJ;L l n onctrKItlicii rv; of V.in C'm pruni bo rcrt;:Tiilt nn lirf intmedinle ; t id vIkij n uc IsroTitmuwl, in TjiTif?y-7:inr r?iw n bun. elrtf, aiw"ii:nr;''t nrri ; o'.T' -rtf ls t 'i!Tir.n!M V - tify. On -rr:int f t iti ruvt-n mrrii ;, it i- J;--!rv i-e-roramen-hl inl J ro riV r ,y tiio ?j-rt uy i, i..n ii 5 tlienticatcd by either dates or names. there were plenty of the same kind alive i ihcomntry. 1C will rum cnii-riy mo vi.rri. i . rt tho l:t-nm. 1 UT.n bi r., irr.-;r:l:u about tlie trees; but last, week, while up in the mountains, I watched one of the I ",ie I.K FF.VliK I.l'Ni l'Al ii not for jiilr rt On'n Store. We t.roi:r. to the Imvrr r-v im i ori in-r in iaru:e 101-:. i in nurir:- on i.o jiront on tiiem tn s.irp the enornion.5 1 iniuits oil? are heavy, ami to realize a and we are disused, therefore, to regard ! Hies carrying off a black house-spider quite as nig as nseii ; aim uuring '.ne course of the day saw him three separate l)rnui-t would lc ro,ii.elleil to ihiuMu our jiric. 33c war o of Imitations! I Mf zl Iil, J.OO; II Pads, sS.-.OO. Sunt hv -nail i".;taao or 1 - evire?. to any '.artol theT'nite.l State? ot rana.la. A.Mrc-:-? ' ' THE HOLMES MEDICINE CO., ,i'.el,i(w.-ira. I'lTTSUI'lUiI I. l'A- ivptibie to -.vl-nd ( There was not a vestige of color in ri'her the body or lin.bs, excepting the bin"! tra";ie-T of the veil..-:, and in the si: id. s : by tho vital parts. All tli.c parts arc plainly disc-.-! aable with tin- ai. I'.-s.-. fi-..! 111. VO- : DON'T, GENTLEIEN, DON'T 3?UY STITCH OF ! WEARING APPAREL! Oil A SINGLE of a .o.cLti'i 1 :i! ,i the p Tiiere .a. Ly t cur s!;cl.-t i.- la r-.-. ml i.i:-,- ;i:d. i: tuvri a iioir wiiicn ieo : rch a .-mail room v.'a-s tintev- v,' j-.j two small beds in this ; :v: ii;n;i o.;;' of them wa an ; UTpart ot iiie iiea-t u'.i ;uj"Ve d scril.-ed. heal, the black lair, , sallow complexion : 11 'tclligcnt ys. tin same akticj i: or the deton. ili I. it w.m hard to realize tlv.it it M l !: -.!. oc en. -at are 't:ii :i tie: p- v,;it-r. to convince liimsclf. stc ' 1 to th- door w here he could sic 1-otli ( 1 -'vs. Vcs. there were counterparts of i .''or ( , .Me : 1 1 'in ' 11 riii v a .-.l"::ht d;o. !'env.'C Ceald b( .; 1-ov on th . v, tio a: the con. :;ol i be S iter '.o.. 1 I i j rxTiii you hay k siir.x thi iiWARM-WlAI tea- I In-! was ! :vh. ( ; IL in Olli) t II I I t" " ' ' Some omious wills have b en made in j favor of pet animals. A French peas j ant lady left the following testamentary I disjiosition behind her in 17S1 : "I de clare that I appoint my russet cob my imiversal heir, and I desire that he may lxdong to my nephew George." More than a century before that, Mme. Du puis, a famous harjiist, gave the n:ost minute directions for tlie comfortable maintenance of her two cats after her own demise. Xot less than thirty sous a week was to bo laid out on them in order "that they may live well." They were to be served daily with two meals of meat soup, "tlie same as ive eat our selves." each cat having its own plate. Into the soup morsels of bread "about the si:-e of a nut," were to be placed, and alter this course was finished, the lucky tabbies were to be served with "a ratio'i of moit. fiiieiv minced, mildly seasoned, and carefully simmered." We ! v'u fear tlieso mis livi d but a short time ! I'sh enono'ii to siaial immkxm: stock of 'HER CLOTHING, ;, Caps, Umbrellas, i-iats JUST RECEIVED AT THE Young America Clothing House, Corner Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street, ALTOONA, J?J.9 i: riiirr ;i:s or wine ;: m.i;i; it Tin:iii P' wine STANT ATM K EEP A STOCKkdSELL AT TltlGES E1V I v ! M.!M N ' i ( i t i U .. :, .. mit.l ; Young America Clotliing House !. litli Avenue and 11 t ii Street. A 1 1 i i.i, 1 -. (H-tl.J Si'i.-IN; 1 !i;ivt' m O H O LS ,S H E P AR D & C C -Battle CrccXtt 11 tliroEliinj; Macliinory and Pottahlo and Traction Ei?gi:aes TT7T aT DAKi ol cxcciicace r A r&r:r htTi( the Cr.iin- M T, Ml TM f"f OraIn-?n-rin-, Tin-? Srin, P'rV-t C..vr; - ' .'.! 7ft"-i"" M..-. 1 N V ! K IM F. tn VM"' fV r Va'-rHl. Pffr'n h-rru V i.f -I-. '. ri : a . l u. ' :r !o T n a . i'." ';' in -r. 1 hi . h "t ii I -X, 1 iir.. ,!.;.-. ( rr. si.-i li Ot ln-r S'-i-.S. - . - v. :-. j ' - t . n - i t : ' 1 a,' T. 1 ii p 'aril nn b-d. -. -.1 Vii Sit'. A i I K. w'tiii :-'l f.-Mir . of l' wr. v S V v I; -.jr." ri;- ;v ti " X lew'l i:t T lti.-.K. ' ' ri : tl - t-f.-W . r 1'-t,-, R'j.T t "ni fo T-.-f :t'a ; '."r efi- -.Vt r. 'r 1 i. h' r - -t r : . -r -t; I. Impro' "1 Vmeit. I F.-r-.-I'u.t. i ::-i'.!f IV'i-rfi m1 (nilmirtii liu-iM -y i'. cLfctigt of Lam-.', i'.n, or nmi.i.-. MOT DECEIVED iV?::! . tert'the ::i,l.N.VL" r.nil the "KtM'l.XS' "'V'rSftj .-a7-i i t Ci-r5 'iLJr from y,:fi.Z-'- " ' ''-" lv'fe KICKQLS, C3r?ASI) & CO., Battle Creek, Kich. iisjsL i h-MV tvi-r. ht.-d looKi-o a triilo i were slight do- j rs oi' th-j ii.oiith, j n i.i the ot her. ( ind lool,, .t for a ! ! mi... in .. i,f o it ; , . Hi. : i: :d j-i ( :i o:a -r to s'.-.i. Irtons in i shit-.-'.hov.s, i.t:t '.: cr.-aturi.-. wt-ro ; 1 ! a.-.ii :.i..'d sd'on. sl: In -r .u;oe : r.i--..tli;. Th'-ir f -.-. too, were e;:-:'1I1!' 1 iifil;. il i ' en ii. Th:-y w rc- ihin and j vaurii. an.: en;,, ;.f.ir-eiy lv .ookch a.. without a .--hail-h-r. ibit l;n-.- were two oin;-.' lot :. wi.ii it; a l.tei-s an.! i.'a:iiiv k !-'i::.i!iv. tnrniii.'. to the li.-t.-r. wni-i i i ..:.. ,. . ' . .. i t-...,. .. i. t . ..,.,.'!' : . I ...i J i ;io u a-. io,.uv.- : TL two ', oys br h.'-rs. named t ':,n'i-; ; : i . 1 1 Frank .Mi.L'.i'ac'n, aiid art--.1 :o.d 1 ; i'c; ore' ivi'ly. Tii(:ir i .iron's a !(( :i:(.iii. Ti.tir rioth'T wcu insane I w't.-'.i th- boy.; lulh qailo jutii,. " "-' :.: - ! ':-.'.'i,'i.'.. totii - Im'inaarv, wln-re i - i" d.'i'.!. Tn-'-ir f'lther i; slid livinv-. i Ti ' bovs vi i' br !:. :.t. to I iio fntirinarv I 'f.T'. ;q a n Mais bill In t o! i::: IK.S c-Ver ; CX ri'-' ', - l'-d th. m. ! lie h b- lived an 1 :;r i.l-.e oi'iii- ' y',V. :'?h'V;: n"ry I ojs rntil tle-y w. u- ei.-dit inii'si.i f V-'-' "-pVjv.F a .', wi.i n tbo f.rt v.-.i.tom-: ,. th d's i'J'Cr'i case wiih which th.yaf :l!i .1 v. ( re J JFj- as precis, h vMii loiit :.;.. and . X$f-Q .&6? the de ii'i'int i' 'ii i!' cit hi r one is a tii.s-j y... H S1T3 i ii)'! iu!i ..f ll.i -.thi r. Dr. 1 iiiiv. in h;- ; .iii'ii'i" them Mule of IT .i i k the! astox:. !vt.t rtt? r.rr. i-1 Wf,-. - ' . ' 1 . : .iiia'.u!:.K.'ii;WTi...i Titw.r.f u . .' ii: i- r i,. en,. c iit r lias oi s- rveO .;,:! 1 1 1 1 . a : -! i all the stau'es id the di-ea i thus i'.iI' e lo;. .(!. ' ho f;!l . leptum s o.' the t!i e is a.' !i;io.- i i ;ii i oi:;oaa n;d I '. am '..r v. . . Li ' ' ; '.VI..-U Fr.snk aoi" to tho Itni.-mary ! 1 ' wa.i it!---, i.hnii;' and lat. :; d lonkeil . si iel.it !;. 1 :: i'.hv. !:i!.e!i l.l.e I'.'t bo s : .; ill si.'.. .''.Mi'-: 1 I : . . v.-.' - O ii t ' ... , ' ' , t y I- iil.I '-'TT', CI. r'' " . TT r-,, 0r iii.i'1' c.'.a iiii'.ut t : ; . nut-" : i : i : ! va.rd. : t.- ... v -.-.. : i ..--. ,!" h is r . a i li-. 1 at he wonh! fa'.l d..v n t . n-ha.tly.' lie ' v.-.s v. iy .v.;-b.-!e!.; d. and would wad- j "- -- . t ' ! a' -. n: 1 ike a duel;. ! I is t' alls 1 -fame ! --. r .-.- ni-n-e .-id more ;:':.;., . and in about a : f -FO A . tr be tvevme l-dri-ld.-n. Th, n the ' S - v V . - il. :. .a- 1 101; :.-l.-s ,!, o a.-rtl-.1. a::d l.f-- , CASl! DK.M.K!! IN L 11! ; O 1MW I . . 1 O .1."- mi, 1 t I ! ' 1 Oi. V I : ' ll i. i I low th: yap- mere shreds, an 1 he has! TT n-rtre:-th v-'..ate. r. ' 'r. I mry thiaks M that ii i- a :i ere nee ii-u of time when j JLJL : . 1 1 .-. . 1. . . .... . . . . : ' I I . . . 1 1 1 '. I -1 : i . .in: i :e - u . I I , i' J - le' . ; i ; .l.Mire.r. a id cv: eMaily ihr mu-eh sof j "AND MAN1TA t:.e i '..(-.. . w le'.i ti.- o ., ;., aie i eea.us" 1 e'' th ; ii'..'..o;y i. i.ei i ih.' ic..irat.ry v :..i:s in i:i"i j -u for w.!:ii of iuaseies to j ''Vi:',:':' s- is ,-.,:,;,;,'. 1 by ,.!0 :-::i..ns ' S -lOS2 i'-l VOllUl -dV'? . 1 . 1 . .. . . r-T .... ... I ... '--. i no mi.,- . is;- nrii'rvr n.u r in tu;. rrv. i e .if v.: ...mi, s; : the- -tCo'.'.d. 1 a il t. ;.. r ! . j j.;,,,! ,. r i - n,i .,n m raft -ri J 3 nl ee i-1 t i nr. ..' h : rd a! oj -hy , 1 r :i' e:, ..; the 1.111 ..-h s. It i f.ii'ii '. o -'O ' J. ill- le, 11' 1 1 v 1.1 I ' Ll'ePV. ' I he t ? er -: !: .1 ., 1'..' il ,!-,'..-. 1 iti i ! T. K E""" ik ...v .. .... . a e 6. 3 fi .-.i.Si:,f. b.r. .--.-.ell e.is ,-.f t:,,.sLin,l i 2$? t a.'e ;.: le-..;.!. Th- ..iv.-hi .. the 1 I I f g f . 1 . 3 ' 1. .. . a -.- 1 et in, '-.now it. l':i.VMri,eis. 1 a 7 ile'.M M I. 1. te i'.'.'i I !a el it s. but i:eilh-! it-) c 11- r ha i-e;i .-iti.ieii.i iiy t -i.iblisli.d. ; u" ' ' ie ; ;!..: i i- a d.-. a of ;he i.mi ? ens. wi.ee li'e otlnl" is tin:? il i-' a dis- 5 1 . ! ..! ii.e -"":::! ch.-rd. I'eilaoiit is. 1 j I jitX' !:.- ., r. 11. .0 lite 'a.-tii-'e 01 ii'.r.'.lcs 1 i :'o;.i a u n - ; or abuse e.f the laTVOits K ' -o a.s i : the ease nl t! t st is. i t he t r 1 .1 '. i e i ! -. i : . a ' ! : i : a t ed Ii .;i ! 1 . and ; ? their mo. h- i lt.t lia-d m-ane. The i J ..: l.s- s. . i; ill familits a'tho" 3 to be toiu-u ::i Caiidaia .t.-.i.-iiriei .-..tiiit les '. . ta-.sar.. s rare that it eau-.t be 1 ' -;';" ! .:- t. !!:..! I .'.-.h-.a;.. U i-i .e!,'';-e.l j -rmrr..-j-.-7.mriMlW!M'A .. .1 ... . i ; . ii. .. .: ...: ' ." '' n-tf ' "v r?e-'s!-'l f'P;: . ..ii.... I ; I ..... I ...-:..... . : 1 y 5 VI 11 ? ..... ... ... -, . . .:..:.- ii. . .m . -t , o, Jf." c 3 :.r;s:e 1 . .. ,. ha.e 1 eon h'id.t ! ..-i" ; n 4i:-:::ri ;; -,sv-i '...!!-;-' . .1 -. .. Ti:e I aiiii :i: d i.r. ! l-.."js'-Mie: ,i.-.t . (. ; ... , , I r.:.J :-;:: to i.-.- r-r.u.: ll:t!i'!l'.:!S a!" lieel a:!ee.(il. ; I'-.n.:.-". l'i:r y f -,.-,-.-jic- f t:"T " '!":.:.' IV. ) 1--.S .i, !':. e,sf!v three 1 . -.vee; .-.,?,, vi; tiia.'. ! il ''. , a '-'I t i.e!i' ;,o;. , !'( M -jcid. r r-jr rT..":x--.r..:, aU U-j:c t. To..' lit '! ":' Ill" Mini- eieo.t i! V :.s ' .'-'-' I --f .-1.) Wh. 11" U li.-eb-r b..-i t ..tieba.i .1 hi... . : . v, 1 ' . r v . i e-the ' Tha Fafquhaf Soporat 'it ' ' i;- '" 1 ' a v.a.e t I is- ftivtrj Ue o.!. :dt.,lr v.: y f.r-U: ii.ei.-.eiy. ( L.ri r ,:if.: i"o l a.-!:::; nl;; t s;':i-..o:i ar;. : -- firf ':-::',SliiUl!rv!t.;4 ! . i '...!:i i : .!',. -id lo-'ld lis e'leli-: -Vt -- fe 5 5 ! i -.o .- ivob- r.ae-l wh : Dr. Inirv f Ci"--- ',"' " :i" '- i.-'-'rtt' ! a: I :a .at a. i h, y have 1: v - known r-.V"--.V 25i-'i j a e- . j- an ti -ii ! !:, di e . i ' ) a; a the wa.-tn .z :a,:.y is n "r;.dt'a! that j - 1 aio.-. i-. ...e a. lie savs i-e ai a tn - " iT :.. I. v;h n.-- a,...v!!et;.;. in read- ' D-t&v r;s. lb-,,,,, ,..;it the iK- ! S 'X vV '. feia ;ad ;ae '.hi la ev. ry al 'it ion. - - ; A a. .re :a -:e k- is . s hi , v.iloif tilae lo ' :!:-'il Jilie. Wi:'' la t :: l '!,.-1 ,'i . i ! '. . ! The Wli.ir I- '.I ii.O ,a;i,;:iy , ,. h i ti.o ii.i; r ,;i thai Le L.,d 11 :..ine-j ihile' t ., i i ' . 1, .'.I'.aiLa-1 aiel L-.ai.r 1 . 1 ..... ... . .T I.! .1 ,IS n. . I 11 i.' 1 - . ' . ... .. !,,, . t ,. .-. .Li:,:. ... j j ... .. , ..... . ' ' ' MAKb 'LO C )N AMI .'.OMUAV i:xi:i.. rM-.MMKK ei.irrillNi!. lh uliat t!"V -:m .!) l-.r v.. 11 JKVT'S Fl li lt the affor their mistresses1 death, ns the will offered no inducements to keep them alive, but very much to the contrary. Among the bequests to wives per haps the most annisinrr chanter in the book that of .Tohn (o'oreof I.ambeth, who died in 17'al, is conspicuous for its I bitterness. After declarinjr that '"the j strength of Sampson, the genius of Ho- ! mer, tho jiruder.c? of August ns, the sk ill j of I'yrrhus, the patience of .lob, tlie ; philosophy of Socrates, the subtlety of t llannibal, the viuilanee of llermoprenes, i would not sutliee to subdue the perversi- ty of her character," lie licqneathed to j his wife Elizabeth the sum of one shiil- J incr. "William l'vin. of Woolavinrjton, j Somerset, was of a much more 1'or.i vins j nature. He, too. fancied he had grave j cause for complaint against his spouse, i whom he charged with having made his ; life miserable. Nevertheless, when he) quitted this world in luus lie left Xan- j tipoe ton pounds to buy her a grot lurse, for I could not this many years j please her with one gret enough." j (iov. Ulackett what country did he ' govern ; leu it as a ersonal request to his "dear wife" that, inasmuch as ''she had been troubled with one old fool, not to think of marrying another." From the fact of the words "old fool"1 being placed between quotation marks, it may le inferred that Mrs. lllackett was in tunes, and 011 each occasion w ith a.aige spider. I could not find the nest : but the farmer tells me that he has occasion ally done so, and found as iriany as twenty good-sized spiders of various kinds, ail apparently dead, but not de cayed, and generally five or six larva- of the fly. There is also a large spider w hich act- j ually catches small birds occasionally : j and kills and devours them I Jleislike j j a was) in color ; body, shape and size of ' a small hazel nut ; legs, long and wiry ; 1 j and he also loaks like a bard-skinned j I customer. The web is always double, i '; one about half as large again as theoth- j ! t r, and made of such a strong yellowish t liber that, if accidentally walking into ; j it, you feil a sensible stoppage of your j ' wav for ti c moment, due bird the i wreck of which I myself saw left in the ' -was rather smaber than the Kng- i wren, and the wtb was strong i ill its st rutrgles, al- tl.of.gh a little broken here and there. As regards size of some spiders, we have a Hat-bodied, gray-colored one here I which builds no web, but lives under bark of dead trees, behind boards, etc., the body of which is about the size of a ! shilling and not much thicker, but the ! legs of which are quite as long as the fingers of an ordinary-sized hand, and the whole spread of the, brute is aliout a band's breadth. This is for the. fullest sized ones ; but the common run of them are live or six inches across, and the style in which they pounce upon and double up the smaller cockroaches is what our Yankee cousins would call a 'caution." rf f."lii(! M-n.rtraMion. ll ovariAn Trn.it.lt , Ir.-ToiTimntion I'lcemti'in, Hviinir. Hit 1 '.l-'a.'.nri.t fti.d Oio cn fcjticnt njiin.-J wrr.kni-?, nr..! i -pc-inIly !iI'mI to tho Clinrtro of I.iff. It :ll dl-sr-lve nd M-I t in "r lorn tin- utrriulnnn c -.rl stnee of !T-f -iicra. T.if. tnd.-nry tomirf-roasliumor tb'-ro is cbi-ckvU vciy i irtlily liy its iifc. In f&rt it Ilia pritcrt to ! ihn irrrat ft RTld Ix-st r.nw-.lr t'.nt l:ft tr-r 1'i-r di.-. T.r -l. It ptmr-ftfv.-rj iorti-T. of t'.c 1 rtf :n. r-l k,-i nrw l-ftran-.l vifmr. It r.-n-.n.-- f .ii tr.f-f..T-.iiiOn.-y V.--rtrnyn al! cmvm for stiri.JalitH, puC r.-ii- TisTt-slin;- of thcBtoma. b It carp" ntinrr. TToertiifbfi, Nrnroiis rrrvt ration, tioncral Pi'l.i'.ity, S!.'r"'--T-c P.-rrf-.-rl'.n and Ir.il jrrstlon That fer-lir.p of iK-m-inpr -.'"n, ransiic P"tn, wf-lbt and tarValK-, fai always 1-m.finitly cvrrA I y Ita use. It T.illnt 1! tlTTii-K. r.nd i:nd. n.II cirmntan c-r. ret In linrnioi.y the l'rtr t!::;t .- jverna tho f.-mlt-syst-!n. Tot Kiilnf'yCumi.Iulnt of c-ithrr p. x tbta cropounil ! unaurpjwd. Lydia E. PinkJ.am's Vegetable Compound l..pr'-nnr. J an-! Wi 5T,.-,n Avnr.p, I.yrn, 5T.ifJi. Pri.-el.'X Si?: b- ttlr-s f'.i fc"..l. S--oZ I y iniil in tho form of pilU, j,!--.. i:. th-: form . f l;-7x"a-s?n, on r--li-t of price, 51. 'i. l-or, for f-ai.t-r. Miil n'KHAj4 fndrmi wr -p::l. t;.Titif liq:i-. y. Send for pam J.hitt. A.l.::Pr. r .- dfr.11. n t M n fin.iiy an. .1 : i-witii. : vi-ia r. i-iskham' IJYIiil I'll-I S. Tlioy cure '-n--Mr-?t'.oD. X.ajuuuea, andTon-i'lity i.f th-- I.ircr. c-i.tiivr l.x. - l'-.r i ie- l y ' 1 1 ". A . Kitty ,v 1 '.. i"norfil AiM-nt. l'itt-l url-li. r.i., nn.l l'r. W'l. I.kmmmn, VYsmer's Ssfe Kifcsj ir,i Um Curs. rrnirfl t t n t w -i 'i V " ' t i--. Ii:itrf. nn-l Al.i t.llm-., Lnrr, unit r . "r.--l.irin:jr..iv lb I.ii;l:t I T ir .rrr.f I' tf't r Hi" i"i" -i Mif rir, tr..i : r i .11 t ! (r . r ir - ?" ftriu' t'n ' 'tirT nnd fjlvrrl rf. WARNER'S SAFE niTTEPO. It ist!"1!'"-: SNirlllcr.rn'I m ".:.-! i fvi-ry fuiifti'i'i to r:.r r i ii.rii a ;.-;i, mi l t l 1 1. 1 !S i I j j 1.. 1 1. ii: 1 - -t. fiit ipr.t ion. llr : ft I lei s-i ii !--:. t ! ra-ri ' - r ' . WARNER'S SAFE Nf?YIN i WoilC.Mie'.TCl ''l -CK.Bfnori T' ir- t:ir!i".1 I'.'er. rS, I L Ii r i j :r t;,'- ii), J 1 r i--c 1 1' t w : i7,.-i ; jth-. 5r. 1 I .fH. WARNER'S SAKE PsLLS T-rri4 ttvr-r. id curt Cn.;vrif:i. Pv-p'i .a. FU- 1 . iv-r i v. I I?.a: UMi I T ; , ' I am :-"":: b:..- a i. y. -, i b aut i f til viiih-y f ; j.- j ; making frcqof-iit ri les . i 1 I among the old-fad. smi-d j ci'tbes ( Pern j and the ;: ..; . ff .Itiiaata ; solid, v.-r-al I ive as they were a:i loae'a ' Many of tli' in stiil l;c ;;i ! lie'-hoii.-es, not half as i.e.. aiiY or comfort :tb'.e ; j w lacli I have na;- 1 ;. i tac-es."" I Xearlv all i0 f. as 3 c .'Lw .liLj.'J.'f '.I - tf4 mail 'w 'irk . r (j -Irr u' Ii r. j f r Ih'ir.irjh AH. H.Warr.cr&Cc, ?-l 5,Tt " EWH LSI Lit, S. Y. F-lPariWwi-iSlfafaarg. t5E.l.Jl?l-h l fcha P-,Tril lH'Mt" n - :' ale. I'.K Ol.i-V '!- !- - ( 11. I i i'.. '..ur ''-'. :- -: a i:i: t . I K A N i IliaTt'.i: Mil K ... ,".:1 : I Ilne-riat. I.1., ni.ur '. 'a. I ..-1 v.1 I'llli K'r' , r i. . -. - . . -1 . - rr . , -. - - j .- iv ........ - - - - - - - ..... tLi .:z viz&f&Lzzi5& i 1-0 1,,;.. ,..,-.... i...n-.i..r f..r :u.- .:i 3 i'!Inr.!5 V ?oSCSP!i;r ii that Acts t t ;e Same limo u 1 tl,: ? Mi-, lr(?ia'P,Vi? tr J l ihT-.l-i'i ."nn :i'::'' I "'i''i " - the KID?El b. f . lf tfu. i.-t ..r"l,..i-. a .sot!-. ... .. -a'. I r'-l It Ti" tmti ntn t! t.i nr.taral rl.-anr- 5 - on Unlrv li.r tnni.y .tui.liiint?. v. all .'.' .. in rr-. of tlie (vfii .i. IfO'.-jr w.rk wi il.br .lib lf kx E.:v i a.. R. .l.-N. Willi i.t:. Ilcrn -viil.-. I'a. b'i SclidOU 'a2i ur'to"rvli iuu;'"" Ik I.nt a.tir.mor t..tt -t.t m .;e k ot y..r ,...-- f - M 1 lrrlll.!l I u: u tn lily J.oilia v. :. :! l.:.v-- li..: 1,1.! II TF!!!f!?!F S!!FFF'-I?a3. fS on- t.irk-v -r .-1,-,-U. u -in .-.-.-Ml-. Wv. VMS BOWELS, r k.-:.- in ! j a. I i k ::' -1-: II- M ' 1 -re - o ' 1 l,:ivo ii i 1 tit-i ):-y ; ! yi sr ' mv ri.w :o:l . Is'-ks-s.-. T..e i ';.'.( I. '1 h i: i. .. - niv nv v ; :.k O .r- rln-kl-:.- iMU'.i.ll:-. Istt ' ' i . l:s: LV nln-r 1 l::e! ii-'-.l ).'-rr.i- r. Yoiir-. irniv. Ji.n.v l'.-oi li, li.ni;i 1 liavni-i-.l vi.nr :Otir ri'W.lrr aii'l I.: :t :. ri : I': i ' v-l.-r on N k . v ? Salt i oi; Tm:r ax: Vr.a:T.- : i r.i,K. Young fruit trees can be made : j to grow and do well in places where oid ; : trees have ditd, by sowing a pint of salt j j on tlie earth where tliey are to stand. ! After trees are set continue to sow a j pint of salt iirotind each tree ( very year, , I et twenty-five trees in sandy soil lor i each one of seven years, and only suc ; ceeded in gelling one to live, and that : only produced twigs a few inches long j in nine years. Last spring I sowed a j j pint of salt around it, and the limbs ; I grew from three to lime and a half feet ' i f i ii lis a: e of the n;. i! i; of apph s and m -a';i;ar ; , l ipeninrj L inds. la;-, ; j man st e?as to i av- : ( v ( l ila.-ld s in grow ' lie ie than was v. !.,: ! j The i orv-'e i;R- faia : i sense. tard;-iiiiig aha ;, i oe.-ait s, j( i,( ( S- J;,.;. I dawning in this vale : ; i ia pr-.trrcss v.L:e)i a.,, ; 1 1 -Ugh Ili-'ll! ta!n s!-ie , ; yi n spots tor on L a N : ' fiilt i v;i1 1 r of p. ,j ;.. v. ; , ware and Mun La .1 a ! v.i'i k w hen it Lai-, a: ! here is an abunda a.-.- . t ! little value b r - a,;:; ( Cee'.l at b ) o-i hard-, i h.t- l. ji-'- . ia s, , ,o ' inherent localities, bat a on t he s. .at h luak of i j... in .Juniata tan ty, ,-.b.e, ; and foity-ioar inoe- j ; ' i.e;ir a .-iatioii c, ;) '1 , There, if the traveh r ; 1 Vi!!::'; Ivani.i i.ii a a ; I s ai h and up th-- :t-. p ). S'-e the Iaaai jnut .J ;a. ; i i peach tra s :,!,,? -.- t . ! apple trees. ul i! be 1 I walk or rid tLr.-L-h ;' ; di-I to-day. a:. a f ml : i tree, lie v ill a ; ! as ;. i althou.li I was t I , ! forea...). t L;t he .!. '. : -, st f I ion w hero we v. , : -.- '. '.nd ho-.v laary i . I e, j lion ?" I ix thousand."" ! If a like n.-a'.t t.ai where else oa tarth 1 : ! i informed, th it I aa;L' : i 1 1 j! imaae of a tie i:- a. , as I laive m i n thi-. ; '. ; thrifty, Hal.-! j r-'i: ia: j; ; I J: IVe ( Ver s. a ia r journeys tl-r-.ch tl.-.- I " :. ; t 'anaiia. V t in- of t , : tor any oi la r cult:vi-.t ; l ; trable pati a; oi tL-- : - been pl-.iih" d. i' e;aa s I lull oi sloa-.s a; i ; I sp.-et it 1 L-H.ilid-1 lav - i vine ai ds ot i'h a-.a.t being often d; h a.:t a. ' ' to make a z 1 l - . Then- is' a:. a i- about ta'.s ex".ci;-.v;- iadicatiw d the cL.aa Notwithstandii. ad th Cl-S. ( Verv tree 1 ;is ; m . ;. -i-ht angle 1 liia-s th.c r -ws ai-!'.ar as .-!r.-.:ht h.aizoi.tal and uV::: w hen 1 r.i r- -w s ran 1 Tnr:!2LF. Sl'FFi?;3. 'a";ioKnM. Keatlarlie. I)y-.;-pia , .Tacll II.-o, Ccnst ipnl ion ::n.l I'i'.f, orKiJ-i-f Cor.;.i.-i;:if . (irnr. 1, lUabrt.-, S.t-i:!:int ia t:.f I'l in", Xiliy cr I.or.r lil.i1: or lihra r.ir.ii r::ins ":i ! Arlira, ITS ' -f If 'S. -1 v. :i . xs-ai 1 i:a ci.ouid llvu b li -,i rt;.: in ..y. K !'. i...nr. N. Y. S-ii 1 tn'- a .' k r two of your ' Tl.c i e k I l.-oei V '1 l:ot no, a iioikiis" le-'O' I l: i '.'' -:::.- oi l.r an.l il i.-i.t' I is (.i k :e. -.T--r. Si.n-c- .'.'u. A .;?..--! a- n e. -a-' O a I". At I-. St.. l'.ill.Aia l.!'!i! . 1 go. .n"igiimiiiiisaL a!.- r.-'.T.'.-r. . i i:i:r 1 in: t :i -.. an- W II.I. I i - '.' a r.- hob-.- !o- .-. 1 I : 1, :! -1. lo.-'f I li I ltf -si.t-i lur 1 .7 . I set out I eoii- the habit of so addressing her husband. tj.., trees, putting a pint of salt in the - ' dirt used for filling, and then sowed a Assistance to A i'f-i; -a-:,- iv D.x- 1 pint on the surface after each tiee Mas era: or DnowNixo. If the spectator 't OniClHAL AND ONLY CENUINE rT-i i mi' w . mm m m i ri i i. i i A I.I, IiIXI OL- EATIISaiidGOOEINaSTOVESlHSii l sufferer h"-ar, he ought to tlin-ct him lo i Keep his hands and arms under water until assi.-taace conies; in the ir.eai.- ; I lime, throw towards him a rope, a polo, j or unythiug that may help to bring him i I ashore, or on lxiard : ne wiil eagerly : j seize whatever is placed w ithin his re icli; I thus he may, perhaps, be rescued f rc m ' j his perilous situation. . , l.ut, this desirable object appears at- ! i tainable by tlie proper use. of a man's: i hat and pocket handkerchief, which, be- j -4 ing all the apparatus necessary, is to be i used thus : Spread the handkerchief ; on the ground, or deck, and place a stiff hat, with the brim downwards, on the ; mi-Idle of if ; then tie the handkerchief ; round the hat, like a bundle, keeping ; the knots as near t he cent 13 of the crown ' of the hat as possible. Now, by seizing : ihe knots in one hand, and kteping the ' pening of the hat upwards, a person with out knowing how to sw im, may fearless ly plunpe into the water, with watever may be necessary to save the life of a i ffl low-creature. I The best manner in which an expert ; swimmer can lay hold of a person ho wishes to save from sinking, is to grasp ; disarm lirmly lx-t ween the shoulder and the elbow ; this will prevent him from : swimmer in bis arms, and him under water, and, per- ! All crew as if thev had never been taken from the nursery. I.ii.",t spring I ; set thirtv, treating them in the same I . . i way, and they have grown very finely. I I 5 : l.-:i yoi:r a -' i t'no torment i--.ro 1. :r..- : ! - : i i -tit . Ill i.i '1 '10 - i- -. - I::. r i.r- n " ill r.sd ' :- t- tl- i i-v ac-r;- r::cr c-.c-rcs: . -z"t wr,-"i;i.-.r n- 3 HI 'T. ? O' rcl u: no ? - ..it. Trv park" - sir-i i.r oi r :.- i: ' - 7- ,i ru r.- -- -".V . .i;w:'?-.r an t 1 HOP BITTERS. 1 The salt kcej.s away insects tint injure the roots aiid renders the soil more cai able of sustaining plant grow th. In 1S77 my wife had a garden forty feet square. It was neeoessary to water it i.t al ly every day, and .--till the plants and (lowers were interior in all respects. In 1TS I put half a barrel of brine and a half bushel of salt on the ground, and then turned it under. The consequi nee was that the plan's wer:; of extra irdi nary large size and the (lowers of great beauty. It was not necessary to water the garden, which was greatly admired by all who saw it. The (lowers were so large thai they api--ared to be of differ ent varieties In m those grown on land that was not salted. I had some potatoes growing from Seed that willed down as the weather became very hot. 1 applied salt to ti e surface of the soil iiil it was white. The vines took a vigorous start, grew to the length of three feet, blossomed ami S Oni rar'.:tc-ni:ilicssiT !nart of ?I ".Urine. fi Y'.nr tr"nn i .-"i- r a . - .....it ft I'OH. .:if nuon I. ir,ti) u. . at fr? ( ,-: 1 -.-i , ' " T'-r:i-i.-ti. Tt. y.l SEtTiRHS GO V. A ?IrIiriiir. cot n Ii lufc, nors, nrcur. MANnnAiiE, IIANIIELIOX, g Am rt rmr-r i-D Pr?i Jton-i. (trtixma ci g TXIITE" CURE a?ncsB5 and c:ijeciaJ3y Fctwle Complaints. f 1000 IN COLD. N A..fe 7 -r flrm-yt Hrp F.tt-rs cjid try them 3 r hct ore you tleep. TeV no other. K fe nor Crca emLZ Is the rwytot, ea-Tet and bet a a t: thev can be mu s' trees, which ::a- s- t l'aclics iii-' aaia- - -pies. To ace 1 a result ot straight tance H-qi.irt .1 i..;!.: y ii moving st amps ;a np.aoles. Now- the i fully rt-1 ays the xt;a t-vi-r. cotlv w. ik t hillsi l. s by h : d ha part el the t:::.i r :a years a...-, l.-ava.g a woo 1. An a. 'a : ..; V atia?c the brr.-h 1 y chiiia like a fir.a.v t the ; t to ;.:.-.: . l!r.s. As the r ;s to m i. i aa : s t a la . a- h- - 1 . SYHUP ! i E Ak ( haarcn. Fl C The ITor rr for St -ir UTerand EMneTlsmrp. V JI rlr to ail otlw i-h. Carr-sl-yliS jrjion. Ak draoidt.B 2 D. I. C Ij aji tla. Outran J ii-ressiftrjlornref jrdnmk-B E ceiv-sj. nee ef oplnm, totcxy arid uLrootinsi B E; Jti-ia'iJ Send for circular. CSSS35SjS C AtxiTTsri lhTiruerirte. Hen Blt'eMft-.Cn T)n4ierlrr. M.Y YOUR 10 YE AILS BEFORE THE PUELIC. Q J l roui'imceu ov au to no tne inov ri.r.At- b r. Vli-. r. -i t-.ll 1 :;.i Can he i'.x a sa. u: . -poiliTsj at the b 'lo::i as; ry a w I : a ; ;. . L the i.i'i to th.- ii-'a a a bv lnu'e or ox-jx-.v. r vis. ,1. The J'.rst :- ei in! . -pha.tea in 1-7"-. ;a: ! : ' W .1S 1-i j.:g g it !: !' d t -". C:a ". lord's Kar'v ' ' and g.v-d favor : aa! !1-n-d b'.ush. ar'v p. a- h. The l'l.ilad.-lpl.ia mail s'..( kid. it ilo. s j;.it p.: drying h aise his be a and a liot-air drvcr. c.:- ANT ami l.KKK v( ior s rciin-dy now in use for the ci uf. ok coraus, roi.as) cnorr, hoarseness, tickling -eiaation of t!;e throat, v, -hooping courji, etc. Ovkii a million- iiiit- Tl.l.s tt.I.l) WITHIN THE LAST FKW YKAI'.S. It gives reiief wherever used, and has the J i e-r-.-i :'- 1 r. e:i. Bine .i kivip' r ii. ni.a. ii-:t. I.l. ll ill vivo s l-.i :i! . rod need tubers from the size of henhs vr t j, ,.ut pt.m.f,t that cannot be bad till -!:t ii. : n i -:! ii-. l:: n '-.i i - !', .-- !s!i. I leo't- trust Ai-lie:il an.l t'..i.a-!cr it sni-ori-.r 1 over trio-!. .' . no I . e .Mills. 1-iT N. I'ront St.. I'i.: 1 ! :i v ie I ri.-il A - i lt.-n ' . ! I r- il av. :.- O t:..hl.or.- ti.iiik l:K.vi-i S: M.i it. I'll'.. ,'r.,-r.s. . I 'll . IT voiir .Irii-zi- t .l-. - ri t-i livt- in tlr. coi-.Tilrv. . -.-.i c v:"r.a-,l to y.ni liy e.-ro:!-; U' a .Voiirr. pe-pritti-n. a t .a. I .. eggs to mat or goose eggs. Aiy son is chiefly sand, but 1 believe that salt is highly beneficial to clay or common prairie land. . J. in v'h im-jt, Timm. j from the cough mixtures now in use. i by all Druggists at 2." cents per bottle. Sold IT K I .K OI-'- j baps, causing him to sink with him. TIN w S B EET-IRO WARE, j Itoofil-rr. -:!oJ lo. 'po nl in nii'l Itoitairlit!! l)-J',-T..-tl. of aywfclgiiMini i i U 3 A 3 f J ? 3 S S t I S A H ii K n w n B i iioioicEuu.hin CLINTON STIiKI-X JOilNSTOWN, PA., ALWAYS II A V Y. THE t si lid Clioapost Stock 13i-y a, lid 13ress Groocls, NOTIONS, rilLLINERY, CARPETS, ETC., r-"" Forget net the street and mut.liei s uy and In' linppy. A rv "-j e.-i . O. 2 !i v' Ita OTjF tt-e iAai va it ,r: . r H r-i- a y tae U.S ef jriTNTrg-OUT. T : "r-.!n a ll t'- CG.'.STSPATsOrJ f.f rin- L- -in ' :ril, r..:j i,Uf, r.-7nrt;Tit-,on, Tvh.i Trial im, r v-.i:. V.'o lrT v.".liTrrci"tc-iilin'ny o! i.s wonderful cunt jvo T ; i.h Co rorrs l:v-;tivn ptxl, cr cl.atic pil'.s, but i:t natures Li :c t;v., rr-..rt I. Cr. it ef yrv.T Crvf;'- r!c, $ t . .- ?MiHiK THE ?fi Little Builder Cisar, S?(Ja ,.??!:, "A Ono liumlrcil h,rt-:.i; -s i -n s t) r 1 1 u .v i r v i u m i my. --a. ; ' '. I rJr"rl-Wv Mlif-r liranit.- lr..in ..vini- . a ff t io : . v cri-ii to any Sowixa GiaviN. "H'c sow cur grain too thick, just as we set our trees ami shrubs ami plant our corn too close. Witli hind made mellow and level, and the seed distributed evenly and proper ly covered, half the quantity now used is a great abundance. The drill is a convincing proof of this. 1 1 "re is the all-imiiortaiit condition of uniform cov ering present ; and as all th? seed grows light seeding is necessary if the seed is sound and undamaged. More attention to the seed is therefore called for, and in securing this, greater cleanness w ill follow. Our grain will event nally all be drilled in, thus lessi-niurr Sti(l(i to about one-half, liven tin's will le re duced, for we sow too thick with the drill. "Where the land is well prepared, as it should be, and the seed is all sound, broad-casting will admit of a reduction of nearly one-half, and the crop w ill be better. There will be larger straw, a larger and fuller head, and less dispo sition to lodge. More labor should be bestowed upon the seed bed, which en riches it as well as improves it other wise, and less seed sown, pass:ng it first through the fanning mill with a full wind on, as the light or imperfect seeds make a feeble growth. Country (Voa'fc- i'l'Ol. Vt'oon Posts. The decay of wood embedded in th" earth is difficult to guard asainst ; but, according to the Jirti'i.th J'ttrinrrn' 1 Ittzcttc, a simple pre caution, costing neither money nor la- SEI.LrKS' LIYb.U PILLS are also high i NiTrni: Polish. The following- i Iy recommended for curing liver complaint j constipation, siek-lieaibtchcs, fever and ague, ! and nil lbca-es of the stninnch and liver. j;. i:. Se llers f- t if-tul cr -J4. lsT'.i.-ly. Co., I'it'sltuvg, JVt. I'll! recipe wilt restore 1 1 it; oiiginal polish of furniture, especially in the case of such articles as pianos, fancy tables. cabinets, lacquered ware, etc., w hich , soll by all Druggists at cents per bos nave In come tarnished by use : Make a olish by putting half an ounce of shell- j ac, the same quantity of gu:n l.-ic ami a j quarter of an ounce of gum sandarac in to a pint of water : put them all togeth er in a stone bottle near the tire, shak ing it often ; as soon as the gums are dissolved it is ready for use. Then take a l oiler of woolen rags soft old broad cloth will do nicely put a little of the polish on it, also a few drops of linseed oil : rub the surface to be polished with this, going round and round over a small space at a time until it begins to be quite smooth ; then finish by a second rubbing with spirits of wine and mme of the pol ish, l'urnituie thus treated will have a brilliant lustre equal to new. BIRCH BEER! el l..-r' t:: :t !ro fi-i-.-iiity !i:i'l I li'.T I it'.i' ?s-i in. It i et l --.--. ( i o. . o S-.iicne-r i -1 ! :i 1 Co. ..i l nn m-r v : 1 1- -n t I.- i ::u -e eon Ii a : iil- . -s im-.-l ! ash. -Is a ;a I ts ; of a r-. i lay. i re 1 1 . it i- itili;. me.- :ira-. '"- ot i:vt:t.i.. Vy1-!.!.-l;-liii. l"':i. a. MiU.-tV I'i- -.IU--1- la .- - t- a. i-ur,a V: I H-.-r. If li 1:1.1 S:.,,-e ,:t S:l . S:i- :i: ia ii r. IS. Ill i a v.'. i .si t'o.. kf.--I' r. I. it. or v i ls voon :..i.-:ac ..r- a- -a. ia ei- ii 1 Si.. I l.ii.-t Tun Six Cihu.ku.v Mkdicixi:. : M.ore than twenty years ago, when it was found that prevention of cholera I was easier than cure, a prescription j drawn up by eminant doctors w as j ub , lished in New York, and took the name ! of The Sun cholera medicine. liven ! w hen no cholera is anticipated, it is an . excellent remedy for ordinary summer complaints, colic diarrlm-a, dysentery, 1 etc. Take equal parts of tincture of t Cayenne pepper, tincture of opium, ' tincture of rheubarh, essence of pepper i mint, and spiritsof camphor. Mix well, j Dose, fifteen to thirty drops in a little i nr.til TVilt.V !llnr(linfT t -. nun nn.t -i.. costing neither money nor hi- ! V ":.V, A" ;.. ; V., l. .;n i i-. r leiieu oi m in uoios, leiieaieu t.'very ia- .I ' a" , 1"":. o.S lA?rta : ntes until relaef is a.. .. SirM,l, , , , 111 11 'It . it '1 1 ...! j g CELEBRATED SLk STOMACH j a h tSi i .1 ss...lv. r..TAi; NOTH K.-lii n! ! v 11 F JL "i:rrirv. Su.-y. nislmrj-. I'a.. v -i- : l r-r ?.i on.lay ol c.n h vtn i Springs 'n tl'o lay 1.i!!t.' 1 t-w: (Hi t!io p.'i'.i.t.l ! V. ihiirn-C nn Kic fourth I 1 ti:::t .o ''ill t V )! M. IX. i: l b- .1 : ri im-'l'fc-.liiv ; rnrr.iil !.ty t.t iai-!i jRr All : ns net'. tr.ir t'.- rt 1 1 1 1! . v. o. I t iriv- in: n rali. as 1 nm I'lvi'1!"' ! t'turnish lull or -. 1 1 i. 1 s-t s if-oi !i a ti-! jTr!- vm nil uIIht o rr ai')!i vi"t .i ; :i i n ti to ioy irot in a i:i--a torv inainr nnl nt trie lowest t "i s VJi,oS-.-t.-.i li. li. i hi:i;i;y. D. I. s. an Byte's Snlpta Soap. THE MARVEL OF THE AGE. Kor tin-euro ol skin .Use i-ce! all !i ri; ti -ns it i witl.ont n riv;l". 1:. ir-' inir- t.i-'-r. in the I market nnil ttiori.tivlily O slo.i l-v Iiu- int-.a. !! ;mi. lo.slonnml ttn .nl.!ii-. It i-m i- lio-s to enter i:!. l"tnils nlx.tit it- irate--. I ri. e. -Jj rents a cuke, or three rake- ..r f-n t outs. I .e.- Milt- iy .1 rniri -1 - aiul l onntry t- ri k i .ii-rs. At.isvcv'ii k M-i i m. Pr.-arictor-. 1 1, ir j ami I'uUowiiUl sir.rt-. lliil.i-ili-I.lii;i, IV. 7-VS i.-ly. Persian INSECT POWDER ( A eiitmrJt A Miller's.) I.'Yiclipa tint-:, hi'---. ti'.-t'-!?. ir 17.I1 s;: v Tiie 1 chines which do ia"d w-: k V; ; : ir.g the fruit ihe sac's a- : nui-spry. for there ar- ! : orchards yet to be pa; at. 1 which coiae into l'i:riar : produce fruit from car'v a fiost. it is probable th .: ; 1'i-oved iiH th vis i f p atti: . truit will lv ado ted. ia-1. . ing it fresh: owing to .! portation and ri-k". Th- a. in the tract, and with tla anairow strip along the i which is alrea !y oa r,; road and railway, the' northern sh.;v t,f a hija ! a doiibtedly a i-io-t favorai ' rai orchard ; and f..rtr.:.at-.-i by a gentleman v.la is a will'n.'g to devote the ia a and m. iiey nee-. ary ;' thousand other owners,.: tain land that it is n. t v cultivation, ns l as b- a . : so that it lias 0:;. -i s.-hl . : ' lie b r mir.ing tr t ii-,1 r. Now I th I h 1 ti .v.: e V-:aa-i S--!e JlnnTr. H ii -Ire-.- 111 i.i, 0:1 ro- Are soMbyall Ilar.i'ftare uni! tTrnea I'eaii-ra. Tr 1 no one n.!: ? a 1 or:-- or m:.:: t..r wi.ut v:"I fir.-l 111 ti., are of r.e. l.-i. p..!t.,.l.,::-.j of irr-! v.a 1 ..-i e t?.s!r .!,.t.-il to their 1:.'..'. COV I'.II r M'F'G liU V ut TiOi, N. V.. Sole MniiUfAct-.irera. t tip 1 . s... l,f Cl'II. o! l-ru-o. .M. .I.'lW 1 ti ll ai.TV. 4 I nn Ait.. I'itt-l.nnr, l'a fCLGPEDIft P W.DICK. Vtt - K' n -lo.rs. I'iv. 1 :! I s n- "T I f. u i r - it r--'i o :. , 0 :. 'b- j 1 T JnFXTS TTAXTKTJ to Sl?5 a, Month. UllUI HOW TO BSi"i3X your own $isrn& neaM .reat pneees. One ai-ent aLV ir YER '"h y,n '" !,e . n- 7 other l.'.J in 3 davs, n- r-.tier . In 13 ilay. Pjtc t.n time its roit. and er'.irN.-ly snts it. Sonl for rirrnlari; sqU ternia. Aao t.ci:rrnl A cents W antc.l. A.; ir. -p I . W. ZlEGLtK A CO.. 1,9 -Q ArU St .rhil'a, T. II. SECTILKR, Atfornw at f ir, l-.hensuts rtr. I n. I iili.-e. 1 11 01- '.-...! K .-v. (.v -t- Iy ci'..it.l ' Wm. Ki:e.il, j This is simply by taking care tint the , wood is inverted i. e.. placed in the I opposite 'direction to that in which it I grew. Experiments have proved that oak posts put in the ground in the same ! position as that in which they grew, top j upwards, were rotten in twelve years, ! w hile their neighbors cut from the same j tree and placed top downwards in the 1 soil, showed no signs of decay for sever al years afterwards. The theory is that the capillary tutx-s in (ho Ycv are so ad justed as to oppose the rising-moisture when. the v tral is inverted. Ilefenslre (! i-at Ion I'll -ree:i:ition which slion; 1 rover lie riei-Ieete.l wlic-i il.inu.-r iii.vr.-ent. 101.I tliori-iore a eoiir-e of tl:e Hit t. rs at this silicon partteularlv ilefintl.le e-i.eei.illy tor tin- I.1M0 ;onl si, kly. A? a ri-tni-ilv tor t.ilion-ti---. . 'Ivsj'oii-I.i. n.-rvor.sno--., mid l.ow.:l eonij.l tints, tliere i noaanc eoin :ir:i'.lo to this Kl-i-iosoiiie reptorati ve. l-'or sal..- l.y nil 1 iriii;-ii--ts anil Ili :! -rs ienornlly. n n'or::!'. ete.. lull vii tiiii.s to it? il.-i.il iy .-ll.-i-is iiniue.i ;;-.telv uji-.ta eoiiiinir in i-. ia.i.'t witli it. It is truly tlie tennoie l'crsian. the tio-.vcrs l-i-in-r inia-nt'.i .ari-.-i tiien lii.-uTi.l nn ! 1 r.-; nrel :.t our l..l...rnt..ty 1:1-.. !er our j miles WloW Mi.hl ...... . .i.. i . 1 - 1 : -11. . j ni -i wvni!i t.e.r.O:!.-.' it 111.- s. -Into t!'--'!o. 1-1 !ro::i ;i aat-I.r not oui ir;' Mori ko. j.e s it. W ii.-li-:- v I -,-:. . ! W . 1 orni-r .") an.l t aiiowiii!! S;?.. ri.il.i.'eliii i'i July a s .-'.v. 1 ' ' y rn TARAXCMSDH TONIC Ci ick fok Wakts. Ihit a small piece of alum into just enough w ater to dissolve it ; bring this loa boiling heat ; then, with a broom-splint, or anj- con venient article, apply this tailing liquid lo the wart. The liquid should be thick and syrup-like, but on no account should the water ta allowed to boil away, ns you would then have burnt alum, and that will have no effect whatever upon the wart. Continue the application for several days, and tho warts will soon gradually disappear. !.-- - itk.-jioj- V- - i': a-"- : - -'v--',-s B 1 i "si -1 S 1 4 i f?. -- S a t i i ? if V'f j ifejsr.si. -ilan V'TtWHkv-r--jtAn.tti v'jn:.-.'ll i- iKAV.H II If Ml llil . K. TRADE MARK Tin Ureal 1 n;-ii.ADi MARK li'ti Kein.'Hy. nn -r?sm I.K rni-intf rrre lor c""",i-vJ$ S.ininni Weak. . rs. SM-7itiiitor- J: , ?J ,J rh. :a lin-oti-ney a .y. " nn.l nn .ureases -:-;a --if ' evw or Iiysi : :-si Tari.t. 1 y. n wli".-.' i-iriu. . lin- t ... 1 . t t Oi-i-lo in ti c -nr.- - I 1-,-t., i I'lironio W or.iinc--. of l.-o a Sholt lin-nli. lie; rl'-r.-.-n. Nt. 1-1 tlie St. .Ill t.-.. IS.t.-W -tti.; T.-J. Par: in Kilapletl lo t,i; Keit.tiin li.-:o?-. no 1.-, -.a-r n i:.s't the ,lu-ol a,.- .. -..,0:11 in:: :-.- i.,-. I'a :.-..:. ir-a-s..-iy.j vz. t a.u- ... ol 4 . vrar i l. t o-li.vr.l I : '. S',-I-:-.: 11 11 n.i K i.i: It'.' I 1 ll--. 1 i: -li 11 I -. is i- e -. .Oi. s 1--.- 1-11 i D1'" W-J; Sum;: fif the best butter nu-k-Ts in Thailand use for every -Jl lbs. t.f butter, one teaspotiiriil of roda and alum min gled together nt the time of churning, and put into the churn. This is for the pu roost: of reade! ... tke buff r i'a ai a"! 1 .!, IIoiisks hate solitude, and arc made savage by being I t j-.l alone. ( bv.: s ought always to lw kept in large stables, ta cause they will taee iiie, and horses will fol'ow tli' in on' ijjo.i -h :ht v v.- add o. Hint f:.!!ie.T as a sequence ot Si ll- . Al e- -. :.h I., .-i 01 .11 tnorv. I 111- SlfuRl TJli.u,i,'! I.n.--iai.a-. ATE! TAJCi13. I'i tiio I u-k. I'linnc-s ot Vii,-n. rrettt.:ttirp (hi Auc, .mil many other ilisc..is,. a-.:it lee! to In- iinity or t .iis...i!i.t mn. nn-.l a rrcm:itirr ii:ive. ' u -3-1! II ;-a. -iil.i rs in ..nr i.ani.!i)et. w hi.-h we .'el 'ire to ,-! il free hv n-.ail t, e."i.-...o. ffl'iip Speeiti- MoiHeinc is -,H .v nil li-.tairiU nt $ er ia.-kate or six ).:.. kn.'es' l..r .-., or will he ..t tree l-y mnil on rt..-ei;.i 01 the no re v hv a Mrcs-ini; The l.r.iy Meilii ine ('., Meehftnii s' la.-ek, ih:: i:.-it. Mi. r? M j-Stll.I) JIV JHH iltllSl'S l.VI.KV Will UK M. J. r.VCK, I iivsicTAN ash Sriiuvfiv. , , , AlTiv.Nt.Pl. Clflfo nrd res:-!erie on Frit-teem it street, ne,tr l.lever.th nvenvte. wlirre 1. 1 -rli t calls run t-c ran le. ':!!'? hours (r..in to 10. a. m., nn-l Im.tti 2 to 4 anil 6 i.-s.r. st. See.a.il lua-naon i,A;, to les. ensesot iiie Kye an ! 1 nr. ::s welins t sut-iti.-.il tl eraa.-ns ol ..verv il :-ri',iti..a. 4-l'i-tl tilVi JtlVC ' -v b'-r 1l.1v .. 1 i. "i .'iJlCC. t honirt. Snna lr-i worh l6 .vi'Jlt.-i SiM.-l x t 'i... 1 a l! fc, 7Li.-jvaJ t TOI1X MTKI'II V. :t. 1)., : riivsici t. AMisi'i; ! T( i -JI., in K.-: m, on H , oi-. -lie 0:i- tin.ie ki t he . ai: r.-i-e. s: :,.!. 10 I.i-e:- I'y o.-. n; 1 . t .1 1: 1 .a 11 N . . . t , :: 13 :i x. ..,1 i.. '1.1 I t Z -1 rrcKi.i:v. ATKI1! l. . T-t. W. M. I .1 in V. 1- ;a !:.: r-u-ct;, .-vit.-.-u r -n l ia i:- ;. t;.i lf-rson who b.is rt tU'crations of the ow . moth c-ntt rprise crvi-.a o ; Von haven't t--l 1 us 1 is . it ; and it required c a ' ment 1 1 g' t his c, ns- : give it ; for he did :.ct apiear as tbou-'t he w w hat l e had doae. a a I 1 alam he of letters it his , Hut to force so good suaded 1 1 1 m to a'huv a t ; name, a::d then i.o or..' yi". j I have said who baa-- i s t 1 dm iiig the past h.i't : 4 j New York and l'iiihah 1; a man. vim usually wri'es !.a JJradford."" who' iva 1: i". .banks of tiie Connect ii-at owa ! curious to know when. r' 'lleztkrih liradford i di mal retiister siiicwb'-re in :h I si mil not tfdl ca "-! v. 1 a the entry was ma-V. 1' ' that iiiany men .f his rather than such uatiria.: puts into this ea.tt rpi is-. same time be con-aii :s hi- la t us allwi-h cmia :.' sr. Jlradfor 1 fruit farm, a:: i ' cess of his j t riir.-nt i- : t ive to a.aoy taea to : lands of lVn;-lva:.:.; i - t ies. .V word as to the i::- I'.raaford's grf at v--i!-.. -". ago this tract ca:a-- into '. a ) the false n pr. -cai.d i-:i ti .a td veins of iron ore. lie 1 ' seen. When seen, it v. as u : iio w orkable ore. an 1 "a'. a of farm land, with a ft v laiihlin-s. The on, "What shall 1 do with it :" .... . , f lion nits Iw.-en aasoi rt !. - must take rank as a i a a". .- '-.', a a.---."a.s---,i ,".i A. V. .-. ar.N Uaahuid i : wa -a a 5 s.
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