CHEa.P!
OHEAPEKi;
, CHEAPEST!
GEO. HUNTLEY
HAS NOW ON HAND THE
.01 iL
STOCK OF
Stoves, Tin-vnre,
Hoasefurnishing Goods,
moot in Imny Ii'URia.. His M:k e i!ui'i.3?3
Ca an
J'Ti
r7i ?:' p?87""
lai M
of rarfeu? ty!c nn 1 l'ii.terus; '
Biiiltlefis'' Ilardvaro
or every i"v-r:ptl in nil cf K"t quality ;
CARPENTERS' TOOLS!
of all kinds n l t'lobct In f'O market. Also, a
' TABLE AND POCK ET CUTLI RY.
Cili" wnr, O iirrntwuro. Silver. I" eI
URrp. Woort ip.l H'Mlnw Vr. Wnll .
fier. Trunin anil Vnl lf. I'ovnl ver, An-
Mm, Vlw. Iloric bn. liar Irnn, Kail
Ilocl. Ilorxp .Hull. arrlnso llolit. Kit.
ft. Mill t r mil ..tones. Meet ftliov.
cl Flow Jlonliln. Komi ScoopM;
owRr. Mirnro, horse hay hikes
Ilorxo liar Frltsi. Rope mid I'nllry,
(urn t II i inlori, ant a f-ill lino o( llnrv
rutins Tools. Also, a larpe assortment of
Table, Floor and Stair Oil Cloths,
rrinrxe Oil Cloth,
FAPFR An OH. T.'TT V.J MX; W SIT A PINO
asd SHADE FIXTI'KKS: I.i vntrooL ASHTII.1
SALT, the liet In t!"! worM f(.r D.lrvand Tub;
U'c: Imvotfo K''K SALT th- rliai.e-t nl
hit fur fe-itnir Kfve !?: LAMi FT.ASTKR;
Wyir. nt I'lsTFHf I'T'Mf'S.(') tt'b'-?r iiuiil'tT:
FK.Ii K'i"- S' I'ATKNT fAFKTV I.A.MI'S. wbii.ll
eni"..t 1 explinlel : 'iiiLiii' KVs V A' i (IXS axd
CAKH: the s.nr"i.t atm-k or I1I.IC I'KorKS of
all fV: rn! fmj Bn.l of mpermr ware ever ot-fr.-1
f.,r in Kh"nF!'.r2 : ft Mil lint of f A I .NT
. BKt'StlfN of tf m-trt l-j'n.le ntmriv: WtlV
I'OV ?i. SS, PAINTS, TCKi'KNTlNE,
V A Ac. tojte-licr wltli a large and eeiu-
plete r't'ifii o! choice
UROCEKIIiS, TOIJACCO A!H) SE1JARS.
, well ft th"uantls of other nsefi'l ami neeitftiT
artleles. In lift, ny t ! i ri-j 1 ltv-ii't cot or can't
ifft nt -hurt notice i. n"L north l-iiviiiir. an. I wh it 1
lo dlli r fi-r sale tray iilw-ivs p-r'.'i'i.d on:i koist
class is quality, while me will In van a M y be
KOI1) AT MOTTOM IMUCI'.S!
Mr' M:vir h ! n-T'y thjktt tepV Exrrp.i"
E In th'1 -.il' i f ku "I? in my Ibu'. I jim onahicil
to vitpi-ly 'iv -'i-ti r.io wii.'i tiio vtry lic-t In the
mrk-'t. li-c r:o a i::'cr;il slur oi y.ur ;:ur.n
Biro, thpn. an.l h i-uniir.iyil that t ho !' t IsuIwhvj
the rh':. . arvl th it it nrt r i- i; to l".y an in
ferior a rriWi s i ni: i y t.ci- lti t e rice i $ low, m It
l an lmii!-;,ii:l'l i i'-t that uca na ls are ulway:
the dearest in the end.
CEO. HUXTLllY.
Etien'liu-ur, Apnl 11. I-C?.
Esmusra fos thirtv-five veass.
HAY BROTHERS,
Ifinufaoturertsj
WrIOl.ES At. C AND RETAIL
OF-
-AND -
Sheet Iron Wares
AND DEALERS IS
HEATING, PARLOR aM1 SKIKG
STOVES,
SHEET .METALS,
-AND-
HOLSE-FLKMSHl.NC bm GENERALLY
.Icllixi- in
TIN, COPPER 4SBEET-IR0X
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Kos. 213. 280 an! 282 Wifljtoa St., i
!
B-ILTOE,
i. . 'iiiiiii m r r iiii I'rlti r 111 j
i;a.ir Ana city rSAD-
FURNITURE!
lounges hedsti:aos,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
-. 1005 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
r.i'tvrrru KJlii ciul Utli Sis.,
ltiz:i nff'aiuJ rl.i e ijr.tv a-id all olhem
wMdnir to purc'.ie bon-.-t Ft liNHI ia:, j.;
hon.-'l prl-i a-e 1 (. toillv Invited tomveusa
en!l hefore Lay elsewhere, as f are enfldent
tht we cm meet every irnnt and please eveiy
. ta-te. Prl -?s the verv i ..weft.
AUoon.i, April 1. isaj.-tf.
RIVIN1US' BLOCK,
E3Er:snuF;G, pa..
CARL RIVIN1US5,
PfcSM Watato ana Jeweler
TTAS always en ba.id a larm. Ti'ied n. ele-
j i. --ti' nsor:-nii 01 A I 11 f.S, CLOCKS
3 L.V J- LSY. SPK'TJCL-.S.TiVE.L lSSt.s;
.. w rieh h nffers f r 'a e at lower priees t.i.an
'ny o-.her oealer ;n the eonr.tv. Per"r nael:riir
anything In bl line will .1.. w. il to Kiwm him a call
bafore (.urehHiTiw e!ewhc-re.
-I'roriiot t-ntioa j aid to rvlrlmr Cloeit.
Wa-ches. Jewelry, kc. had att;actk.a gauran
taed In bota work nd prl'-a.
tytiox, everybody:
.ou'nd n Cim LLOYD,
whojt v '
f t' e re en' Wo'? tealet
ri'mlvknCOKE AND LIME.
Pure rf t . t .
t pon ':, .n'ttBCBn. PA-
voted Catholic. m'.HT.xw ri-:vt.' i
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LADIES'
TfiillS
THE GHEAT FEMALE REMEDY.
A. TOSIT1YZ1 criifJ roH ZJS-
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ol any kiul.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AT 1 Per Bottle.
THE ONLY ASSOCIATION
Lady Physicians
xrr TiTjn world.
Toi- Institution nn-i f riiHil for the pole juir
!. of trout injr tlr ili.-ca-eA ot women, it is
itimp'i i 1 o-lv t'i. - ir::iiis '.' ;o h-ivj olitn'jO'o
a, li-.-olii'i: rail t ;;u- y.roro "ion jiv thoir
ar.liiiow livlu.-! ,tr i.ii , noress !n"I who
liaro ni.-i'lf tlo' ln'H:'li Mot i:i-o: of wnnrn a
-tmlv f.'i- o-it;i. I, roll s c:i l.e iirTo.-f ul i v
trt-iWd iit homo, w t'lMit :iny oliier e,el)e
tlinn Iho ro-l, nt tt e :ne !i. mi c. Aiivice liy mail
fri r. -'-u l .-tainp for v.yr n -iiv and letinior.ia's
from indie who have lieeii nrrmanently evred.
"SLDIES TOITIC"
Is tho Favorlto Prsscrlption of the
Women's Medical Institute
f ir Pi oino-ii- l"t-ri. or" KM!ioir of the Vonib.
I .piiciii i liiwa or hiu-; (r.iiani:ti:ition mo!
l i. -ir:i' r ot I1;. 'A'oirt ; In-. am nn ioj, l-'iool-iiiLr,
A:'ii-i ii'k- or !:o'k f -n.oHiilv viU.a
lion, V,'ea'.i! ii:.- li.-irk iv.I .-toionr'j, Kaint-
m--.-, Ni i v ,:: rri'idiation, I;-peinii, Kidiiey
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J'r'-nanrj. nt rristilar m ricxl 1:iritii;) rjianu
of !;'o, u !i -i for '.lie in'rrl di ldlity ot wnnipii.
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Tin: jiisroRY 01 matched.
ONE HALF A IKNLCKV fe!N E THM 1AV3 OF
FLIT AND STKKI 'I i E 1-l.CI-FEU
IS FOI.ITICS.
Xotiiing, porliaris, cuuoi j4ive a tuoro Tiviii
id,-n, of tUo rai'id'ty with v:!.U-h tin; world
has advanced in ail inattt-is ot cotufort an-1
coh veil if nee tl.ua tiie i-.iiiiiiunos mt-tit in Uifl
Voiti.i n few tiny airo of tlo" dentil of Geo.
Sv. limgebs, of 'crrislo n. Va., the first
Atneririin manufactiucr o! fricttnti timtclies.
liebepitn tlie lminess in New York city in
1831, ir tliCifabouts, but foiled. Tlie noHiM
e, B e are toiil, were ' tiinite of chlorate of
potaM), aiid to he drawn through two
pieces of sandpaper to be igtiitefL Th
quantity of eluoraie of polafiiin this Coun
try beinu smad, Uurgess imported a largo
quantity, but it proved to be an inferior ar
ticle ; the matches were returned upon his
hand-, a ml he failed." Mv. D. K. Jones,
who died at (Jhiiiicuihe in isso wrs another
of tne iuvei tors of the no 1. i . match, and
the people ot Viei.na have jut been eelehra
tiim the send centennial ol three othn claim
ants of the honor. In reality the idea of the
common match is aimot ns'old as the dis
covery of phosphorus, i'liosphoi us was dis
covered in 1()(;;, sikI in 10 u Godfrey liant
witz introduced t'id piactice of rubbing it
between two folds of brown paper till it
took fire, when it w made to Ignite a stick,
one end of which had
BE FN IHFrED IN ffirHUR.
Another form exteiiMvely used, we read,
"was called c!ieim- al matches, which wre
sold in little c;ises at first ss liitjh as 15 Miil
iinijs a box. Xhey were little sticks of wood
dipped fust in .-uljdntr and tb.en in a compo
sition ot chlorate of potash, fiowets of sul
phur, colophony, cum or sugar and cinnabar
for coloring. Accompaning them in tne box
was a vial containing sulphuric acid, into
which the match being dipr-fd it was ignited
by a chemical action induced between the
acid and tlie chlora'e of potash. The other
ingredients were added merely on account of
their combustible qualities."
H is not surprising that, with matches of
price, the Hint and steel and tindcrbox re
uiaiut d in vogue with tlie great mass of peo
pje. With the flint and steel was used a
long match a splinter of wood some seven
inches in length, tipped with sulphur. "You
strike on the Hint," writes an o'd Englishman,
"until a shower of sparks fell into one tin
der; some eauht; then you put the pttiut
of the match to the spark and blew until the
brimstone caught ami jou were nearly suffo
cated, The tinder box was generally too
dirty for eenerai use, anri therefore lamps
were burned in bedrooms, and candles, en
cased in large tin cylinders full of round
holes, the whole being stood in a basin with
a little water in the bottom." it was about
lS-'.'i that the Egyptian came in vogue in
England. The elaborate apparatus consis
ted ct an open bottle containing sulphuric
acid, soiiked in fibrous asbestos ; aud the
matches, widen were about two inches long
am! sold at one sr.iliine a box, were tipped
with a chemical couioiuation, of which chlo
rite of potash w,ii the pi.ucinle in 'ied.ent.
i On put i ;ng the match into tlie Lottie aud rap
id;v withdiawing it a lUu.e was produced,
I but as the ueiu was inconvenient and the
l matches liauie to be spoiled by damp, the
! Eupytion soon went out of favor, giving
I place to tho pyrophoius, tiie pneumatic tiu
j dor box, i'.nd DuOereiiuer's hydrogen lamp.
According Ui the ei. cyclopedias
I THK LCCIFER MATC H
was invceii'ed in 18-1 by Mr. John Walker, a
I Chetii.st, wi btockton-unou Tees, who found
j that chlorate of polash could he instantly ig
j niled by friction and in rapidly drawing a
j t-tick coated with it and phospnorus, by the
i means or mucilage or glue, through folded
j sandpaper. lie manufactured a few of
them tor use in his iieighborhood, and Fara
! day, procuring some, luouuht them into
public notice. It is lntoiesi.iii: to reflect
tuat it was some ynais be. ore it occurred to
the acute mind of tiie nineteenth century
hat in..re convenient mo le of ignition
could be devised than drawing tho match
through a folded piece cf sandpaper. Two
pence was the price of a small square box of
lifiy matches and the bit of siiiidpaper, the
mutch being known for some Un.e as the
l.:onureve, probably by way of a reminder of
the lamous rocket which hiirep so frequent
ly in the iileiauueoi half a centurv ago.
The safety match U.us from about ls.v.i ; its
piinelpie is t..-i di-; .1011 of tin, combustible
elements, some being placed on tho box aud
some on the i. alch tip.
The Au-tf.ms claioi hi have become the
pioneers 01 i,-..'-h iionrii'ae'uii ing t:i
For man y y
.vein i was
to bta'
down ail comoeiition ia tlie irtantifacture of
cl.e.;p inau-hes, and in spite of numerous im
itations the ' ut:::i svi.tvci ok fosfor" still
hold tueir 1'ivii. Te originui mai: ufactory
i.t Ji r.k. i i; g is -til :n e stereo, and dlstri
bute.auHng lis shareholders tile enormous
dividend ol so j-er cent. Aocordinv; to the
repot t of the IJnttsh consul nt Stockholm, the
SweiliMi match trr.de is even gaining ground
Willi great liitmlity, tlovcpor'.ti'ua Isst jear
tii G-ieat l!i -pain and her colonies, China, Ja
pan, .South Ari.er-can, Africa, atid India,
amounting to ",(-(0 tons, ,m incresse over the
preceoirio enr ot 14 per cent. One factory
est ald.siied in r15 employes 812 hands, and
adopts m many and such" excellent precau
tion agalnt lire nidi it is insured at a very
low iaie. The boxes in which the matches
are packed are undi by the prisoners in tho
wedish j tils. M it' h-inakiug in France is a
monopoly, but i' is gratifying to know that
it is not a paying monopoly. The company's
contn-ct comi el- it to pay a percent age on a
ndl.nnjm quantity Ot 40,0 0, 000, Ood, and
the annual consumption is only 20,oio,000,
ooo. Thoush last year the delicit in the pro
lit, atid los account was reduced from 11,
'.:l,.;7i fn.ncs to s,t;:.i,f most, if not a'd, of
the gain of t ;oo.noo is due to a new method
tf estiniating the a.-sefi. The company has
never yet paid a dividend. The FieDeli
matches are about as atrociously bad as a
French ci;ar, but U'.c badness of both at
least served tne purpose of furnishing the
: I'a-iisian chioniquers with subjects of inum
j I'liiliic joi.es. In England such Sims as the
j Ihxons, of Manchester, turn out about nine
j million matches a day, to say nothing of the
j smaller manufacturers, whoee daily output
is two mii.ion or three million. The estima
ted tlai y cot. sumption per lu ad of the popti
' .alien iu Europe and ioLh America is Horn
I five to six matches. It may be said that tho
i German Government is about to forbid the
i use of wtiw phosphorus in the manufacture
j of matches. The a;id fumes thrown off in
i manufacturing erfceM produce a fearful
rottenng ol the, teeth and Jaws. Aae lor
An Invention in Shohmakino.
l'or the past six luoiillis a Boston ifiven-
j tor litis tH-i ruakin u b!ue ly a process
i which it is calculated, will lbvolutiouize
,,' tin;. entire bti.sijics.s. The process is yery
''r siiru ie, but di-cidedly practicable, aa it
i. is equally . '.applicable to ladies' work as
' to that of heavy work for men. Itere
i tc.ture, in the mumifacture of hatnl
j f.frcweti v-otk, the u;pcr leather, which
i r'iuaiii6 as after aev. ii'g the well to the
j inner sole. Las eiiber fceeu cut off or
tacked down aiid Uie ii;per sp.ee LiKed,
-j hut by the n r.v method the upper, after
. liaving beu i'asLeiicd to the sole, is turn
! ed buck over the welt, aud in turning is
; ugaii: sowed to the outer sole, thus ma
i kir.g the boot doubly ttioug, and mak
j irg it virtually waterproof. In case a
' pour inner sole is used, so that the sew-
ing gives wny, Die welt still acts aa a
! levf-r, and there is no possibility of tlie
! upper pulling out. In the manufacture
of common work for women, where ma
chines are used, there is a rough seam
left on the it. side, of the shoe, which is
decidedly ur.comfoi table to the wearer,
whereas, il made by the process alluded
to, the inside of the boot is left perfect
ly smooth. Then, aain, iu the old
method nails aie used to a greater or
less extent in lasting, which in due time
will give the wearer unmeasurably dis
coniiiiuro; but, this is entirely obviated
by the new proces. as no nails are used.
; aa the uppt r does not reipiire. to be fas
i teued to the inner soie except by ihesew
, in. Those who have investigated the
j process are loud in their praises aud
i compliment the inventor highly upon
i his success.
The Family Doctor. To relieve
hlcco.'gh at once, take a lump of sugr
satur.t;ed with vim-gar.
Thtie are times in the lives cf child
ren ulien folds are taken, no one knows
how, and vvhtn toothache is almost un
bearable, and yet it is not advisable to
h ive the tooth extracted ; one means of
relief at such a time is to cut a large
raisin open, roiist it or heat it and apply
it around the tooth while it is is as hot
as can be borne ; it will operate like a
httle poultice, ,'tnd will draw out the in
flammation. To wet a flannel cloth with
strong vinegar and then put a hot iron
under it, and ro to steam the face, wilt
aid in reducing the inflammation.
Dried Lai k "f .-asaf ras rpot pat aroand '
anta iruit w.u protect it irom worms, j
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MEDALS.
Thti Qpf Known Remedy for
Backache or Lamo Back.
Rheumatism cr Lame Joints.
Cramps or Sprains.
Nouraleta or KIdncv Disease:.
Lumbago, Sevcro Achesor Pains
Female Weakness.
Arc Superior to all other Floaters,
Are Superior to Pads.
Are Superior to Liniment.
Are Superior to Ointments or Salve.
Are superior to Electricity or -alraaisra
They Act Immediately.
they Strengthen,
They Soothe.
They Relieve Fata at Once.
They Positively Care.
nillVinil Benson ' Capchre Pornna Pi
I Dill II IN ten, have been imitated. Po
UHU I I villa not aliow yonr dnipri't to
palm off nome other pliuner havine a iiniilRr
eonndin" nnme. See that the word is spelled
C-A-P-C-I-N B. Price 5 ets.
SEABURY A JOHNSON,
Mannfactiirine Chemisia. New o' fc.
HDRR K f7iI kT Y AT iTATrlSrire V.v-.
MEAD'S Medicated CORN and EtIMON PLASTER.
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i-.f, fii; pl' ia. ,y extended exrN-rleuee In
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H JuUi U'lnvaKed mti.ii-y. To intro-luoe our
TATJ NT AD.IUSTAltl.K
Q.r.'.l AcLicn, Reservoir Pen,
tn p-lvaneef r-n!nr t ; ade r'mnnel-. wo .liovnit
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r-r ai;N. IM.I);kS hran' new book, enut'.ed
2sitit?-Thrc3
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A ttip vcor't
; Antlinr-t Thi, Thrve Ymrr rr-" fr.
' t.j' i'iih an ie luitmliu'iH.n
o-r . (Jr- o
By Gen. Sherman.
Tuii nc work wis at ones nH-ribt lor rrtm.-lni
AC'-nua ax! -,t.r c'toi, and by I7r. fiimr-.,
O. St-m-m, fi-n. IL-nrwl, and IWi of Tm-!rr-
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eee mrirtrm." Enit oe WluT (M.rho.li.t.) n;i i "it
K' It 1 th tmty authentic aeonnnt
r.-tT Ia.lima rrer pekllsfcM. fully rrrralitiK Oiflr "Inn.r
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'.'h S--l f'a.praTiiir. and Suierb C'h-nio-IJtVr-pH
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i j'l puit' a.i-r. r.t A ftc Stwciatn PUte 5r.t m
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Altooua., April ai, lsl.-tf.
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A 14
eew I
DR. RUSH'S
FOI
..ill liill.
a rosinri: cum: ran coy-
Sl'MTTIOX I A LI,
STACKS.
Tot Rleedinsr h! Lunir. 1'oid, tonsil.-?,
Croup, rroarhitis. Infliioiira, A(!i
nia, mid all affections of the
"Lungs it lia no cqnal.
Br. Bush's Specific fir Ccmsuinption
Is recommended by all the leading physi
cians who are acquinted with it use.
Price, I.arire Size, S1.O0
Huiall "
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
so
Dr. Wiilouuhby, the attending physician
at the Sisters' Hospital and one of DutTalo's
most prominent members of the profession,
has used it for years, and says :
PrrrALO, Aag. 17, 1SS2.
Pr. Ruih't flfdienl Ant iition :
1kai l'onn:s I unhesithtinzly a'ld mv name
tothelonif lu"to! ralar prn-.'ti ' innrs who have
recomniendi-il yonr "Spefnir for CoiisniTiptinn.''
I have n-'--l it fer many year? In my prartieo f..r
a'l pulmonary : ffeelinn. anil have alw,ty been
more than Htisnet with t ke resu'.M. 1 eo-iijer It
tlio het ronipuunH kion for all Iun;r disease.
Yours, M. WiLLot'iimiv, .M . II.
Dr. Howard, Professor of Anatomy, Col
ego of rhysicians and Surgeons, Buffalo, N".
Y., fays :
Dr. Ritxh'i Mrdicnl Association :
1kb I'oci'o! 1 have use.l yonr Specific for
Con.nmntion In my practiee frir year? with the
heft re-'ults. 1 consider il a sure eufe lor consump
tion, if taken a cordini; to .Jirerii'.ns.
Yuur? truly, C. Y. IIoivaro, M. I).
DR. RUSH'S
14 REGULATOR"
FOK
Heart Troubles.
A SUUK CUTtF. FOK ALL DISEASES
OF Til E IIEAUT.
DR. RUSH'S "REGULATOR"
Has never failed to give relisf, It ha been
used succesi-fiilly for years in subduing the
most stubborn cases of heart difficulties,
I.Rilie Mite 81. PO
fcntull ' .50
sold by Druggists everywhere.
Win. (J. Osaoodhy, ths well-known eafc
manufacturer of Buffalo, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh, Newark, and Atlanta, fJa., say :
r-'-.v's !veiovr: Safes. )
- 17 1- An, el S.rev. J
IAS Ti. - A., let. 17i.li, 1 -"t. )
ill : :.'!. i-t ;
nr. tfir-V.
Han I'
I.--'iilat ii
'I.-:
I.JI. . - TI; . Ih"'-. h.;e ..f J.. lii-
1 oi'.lt're .l nro r.'-:eivef? lv r. re -: iait
wf-k. I hive tak-n ner.rly rne lr.t-le ai l 3rn
t tioronm. !y f.u i.--a.'.l with tne resri:. K.,r over two
year" i have hia ti ttoui-ll with i-h.-.rp -tin at mr
heart. Jly rliv;.ian. upon cxtim. nation, prJ
nouneed it et.la "; atietO of fl.e le-a-t. r.-l w.i.fi nn-nbl-'
to -ii e me ey rel; f. T' - triu.te urf w wr.r.-e.
1 until 1 hart
! cured. W hil
e.'ine ennvlne, il tat I eoul.l not ho
in .vew ni t env i.at w-en l ettiUM
on file? ol tl.i; rno-'t r.rominent nhveieinns tlir.
vrtio eharco.l me i'-' lor an exaiai'iato.n and then
rcer.m-aiai.le 1 j.-ur " il -.; lit tnr." Knowinirl tou
to bo a r' jr tlar .Mnl il A?nelattnn. :n; l vnt a 'pat
ent meitrirt ch'n: 1 or.er.t. the three hntttes. I
l::ive nt b rn tro-a'-'eil t-tnee I commenced takinit
it. f.ut shall oiirtinne a ml take ttio erolro three
Vittl'x fj g to ol.f ai n a. I 'triit ativm jure. You have
my iinrcre tl.nnk-i. 1 sin. ;nrl!pn!n,
A'ety re? j.'cclfu'iy, W. ti. Osooodbv.
Dr. Rush's
Blood Root Pills
CJIvos lnmeint relief In all
raven of
RHEUMATISM!
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Baek
ache, Soreness of the Chest, Govit,
Ouinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns,
and Soalds, tit-r.eral
Bodily Fains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet
and Ears, and all other
Tains and Aches.
Dr. Rush's Blood Root Oil
as no equal in the world as a liniment or
oil. It is a chtiip, , timple ami sure exter
nal remedy for man or beast. It is put up
in two. sizes. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold
by diuceists everywhere.
Cnrert of Rheura.nl .m f m Two Ilonrat
Prrri.o, . Y., May42, 18Si.
Dr. Utah' Mrriirtl Annriution :
tkxti.km k" I hare t e"n tronbled with rhen
mntim tor two years. 1 tried all the hen adver
tied oils and liniment?, and inanv rir?t-itlani phy
.ieiHiia witlimit reiief. The last to-tw 1 visited
reeotnmended lr. !uh's "Ijlood Koot OH." 1
jmrrhased a lare hott'.o fur fifty rents, and ap
plied it. In two hour- I was relieved, and no'T
am entirely well. Its efTeeti are wonderful, and I
relieve It the only tliinjc in the. world wht :n will
cure rheumatism.
I Yours truly, .tnttsf IIvTCWTxsojr,
i Ilrie St., Hnlfalo, N. Y.
.MUS. DR. HUSH'S
CATHARTIC AND ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS
Prevent a?d Curb Constipation and
Piles. A sure remedy for Biliousness, Tor
pidity of the Liver, Jaundice and all Liver
Complaints. . It gives immediate relief in
Sick and Nervous Headache. They cleanse
the stomach and thns remove all bad taste
from the mouth and make the breath pure
and sweet. Remove all Impurities and Sal
lowness from the complexion. Fleasant to
j take and aererable in their action. Entirely
unime otner i ins. l ureiy vegeianie. I'nce, i
2T cents,
yOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The above preparations are prepared by
Dr. Rush's Medical Association, In which
Dr. Rush is associated with the most promi
nent ppecial'ot? of both Europe and America.
Special treatment can bo obtained for any
disease. TUese medicines are the Tegnlar
prescriptions for the diseases mentioned,
and sever fail, to ivo relief. They can
j be obtained in Fhilr.delpiiia, Fa., nt rrho'e
i sale from Johnson, ITolxoway & Co., and
! any druggist will gladly obtain them for you
upon application, or they can be obtained ;
from us direct. Address,
rm. nxjsii's
MEDICilIi ASSOCIATION
BUFFALO, N.Y., C. S. A.
COli
tffects rstlncs in Hie Aitimal and Vcp-
I
I! is Wc
kiiown that tiio efT-ct of
sl:igir
i nettt- en the s!:iu agr-ps ver
with ti.. si-n.ti.n pro-1 1 . ."! 1
t lln Si1!' - of
a he"
or wap.
JVt t: ?
i great similarity is
i fc-v!:ng it fipises, 1
i ho well know u. tho
! tioti produced on 11
it lio'
t tO t I '
mt. what may not b; ;
cansi cf the irri'a- ;
lie skin is e ssentially .
i tlie sanii. Ii may be consnit red as do- ,
fliiialy settled thut fortnic acid is prrs- j
ent in tho poison p.v of t he lit-e sting. in. j
'he so--ni!od l e p. isiti. The sanie cor- ',
rosive acid also occurs in the sting of ;
the nettle. P un?. pyies of catterpill ;
I ars have formic acid in thtur hairs. which
j they seem to be able to shake oil at will, ;
j when a person touches such a calterpil
j lar the ioi.snn jK-uet rates the skin wher-
ever it is moist and causes burning, in- '.
: fl immation and itching. These poison
J ous meivilKrs preserve their irritating'
powers even afu rtho death of the worm. ;
This nc.'-om.td for reliable statements
that visitors to collections of caterpillars
have suffered from exanthematous erup- j
t ions on tlie neck, Many hairy caterpil- !
lars cause itching and burning of the j
skin whi-K touched, and sometimes it
give s rise to s-a tilling and redness. This j
depends on the line hairs, which produce J
the f-fleet when they float around ia the ;
air. Many ladies who visited the cater- j
i pillar room of the naturalist lieaumer ;
had a breaking out of the neck."
In tho sting of the bee, wasp, hornet,
etc., a minute drop of a transparent li-
quid may be observed on the sting, and j
calied ''bee poison'' (formic acid.) It ;
penetrates into the wound produced by ;
the sting, and causes the well-known ef- j
fects. It would, however, be a great ;
nmtake to assume that tho only object !
of this is to increase the effect "of the
sting, that is, that it seives only to in- '
jure. Ii has a far more important pur- j
poss. namely, to prevent fermentation J
and decay. The celebrated lx-e cultur-
or, IIolz. reports that in his long exper
ience with honey, that which camo j
from what are called rancorous swarms
llXit
smell wai siiarn. too. How can the
character of a swarm effect the smell
and taste of the honey they gather?
We know that bees, when they are dis
turbed, run out their stings, on the end
of which may be seen a tiny drop. This
little drop, as we have already said, is
bee poison, or formic acid. When th' ir
disturbances are at an cud they draw in
their slings again, but tho little drop of
liquid does not go baok agnin, hut it is
wiped olT on the comb, and sooner or la
tor gets mixed tip with tho honey. This
explains how honey from such excited
tieea must taste and Kinc-U sharper than
from the pfRceal! bets. Lxcitable cu t s
will run off this little drop of formic
acid mere frequently than other bt.es,
perhaps a larger drop is formed by ner
vous bees than by thOM that r.r non
nervous bees, and hence th' honev is
richer iu formic acid. This acid is
never absent in genuine hoi.e.v, but the
amount-differs. Thi-i contamination is
not only uniiijurious but very useful, in
fact necessary, for it keeps the lii.ney
from spoilii g ; we hnrnv, indi .-.!, that
pnriiicd honey, fr un v. I.i- 1: the form: 2
ei-l has b.-'. ii n moved, very soon fer
rnttuts, while piiii'tJ Ii('iiry v.ii; Peep
unchanged for years. Nature furnish
es the Lets with this knovleuge mstinc
tivety, airl ther'-fore they do r.ot carry
tliiT drop of fiTttlc net 1 awav rut of the
H-q e.- :M--.m
es ;. : : ; to
t thnt i i f i-i. e 1 1
ts: v.r ;nn tnat
la-f.ai- v. hica th'-y
on; ;L s.i as to t.ial-.e
t!i;s i:i places -, ,-i'ic
d, too.
-n s;v.)V en of in
1 colli.-,
! it 1,.
thov
i Ff
;. an ! thy d.
ire no distiud
' st ititrs arc c-f
j ricoi'tiral and popnlnr pajv-rs as a lvm
j :. for rheumatic ail' ;-ctims, an-l nurn
i -r;is: cures are add need t rrovo it. If
j tll't
formic acid that acioiiiiai.icte the
sting can be looked upon as the princi
ple agent in the cure, it would bj worth
while to try the experiment of nibbing
the spot with this acid or injecting it
nndei the skin, so as to avoid the some
what inconvenient method of applying
live bees.
Two hundred ypars ago formic acid
was ma le from the brown wood ants,
by triturating thc-m villi water and dis
tilling it. The acid liquid was used to
irilate the skin. Tho red h.m-ig of the
skin, o7 rising baths of pine h-rvps, is
al-o tine to tiie
action of the formic
acid. The auti-fermentative action of
formic acid l.a also long been recogniz
ed. As regards the irritative actioD of
stinging nettles and other similar vege
tables, it depends, as already stated, on
its formio acid. The point of the net
tles is hiittle A3 glass, and by the light
est touch penetrates the skin and then
breaks c2f, pour
ng cut its
acid and
causes a burning sensation.
In this little notice frequent mention
has been made, of formic action. In
conclusion it may be mentioned th.it it
gets its name from the ant (formica) he-
cause it was first found in them. If it
had been found first iu the bee or net
tie it would have received another name.
If an ant runs ovtr a piece of blue lit
mus paper In? will leave a red streak.
Put a stick in an ant hill aDd he will
squirt strong acid on it. Scicntifc Am
erican. Fork as Food. Tho question is
again raised as to whether pork is whole
some orotherwi.se, some people declaim
ing against it warmly, as an article of
food, Vc, though they offer no solid
reason for their opinion or belief. Xow,
so far asour information ami experience
go, we can regard such views as without
the shadow of a foundation. Fork-eaters,
who comprise about nine-tenths of
the population of the civilized world,
will scout at such nonsense, For all
persons of active habits pork is just as
wholesome as anything eise and more
sustaining. It is true that if too much
of it is aten at a time in other words,
if people make "hogs"' of themselves
thy will have to suffer for it as for an
evenness of almost any other food. To
discard pork would be discard one of the
main items going into our "vital statis
tics."' What would become of the army
and navy, of our merchant marine, of,
in a word, the great mass of our popula
tion, if pork were thrown overboard?
The idea is supremely absurd the abo
lition of this flesh as a prime article of
food would lo a just cause for a sumpt
uary revolution. Xo I go on, yo pork
eater", morg whom we number our
selves, with a craving stomach ; broil or
boil yonr hams, pickle jour sidrs, cab
bage and crout your chinos, some your
pigs' feet, and enjoy yourselves on the
swine's meat until your hearts ami poc
kets' content. Fling rot dirt at the
grave, patient, thankful grunter, who
: anticipates Ids fate with a pleasure
j which he cannot express in words, hut
j which he squeals to meet with the best
j possit'lo grtce. lie may not l,iut,h, it
: is true, but he prows far without lau?h
' inir, so much m .re to his own cr-.tlit
an. i the profit of his fri'nd, who liberal-
iy lovnis'ips the wherewithal
to fare
snmptu u!y every dav.
j We shall stand by ti e pig
j patron of man. If he is
lie is the
ger.'Touslv
, ir-ated, it is because ho is expected to
J return the compliment four-fold. If he
! is lazy, it is bf-c-.i'ixe we give him noth
i ir.g to do but eat, grunt an 1 sleep, har
j ing in view not the good of the animal
; a tithe much as the hope of an afflu
j ant reciprocation for all our kindness,
j Fork unwholesome ! Nobody except a
; lean, cadaverous, sedentary biped, who
j is ohligpd to live probably on account
! nf early dissipation, on Graham bread
and weak tea. Creri-mtor n Ttlcgrai'h.
Dr. C. W. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Tills ate irepard expressly to enr and wriii
; cure Headache of all kind," Neuralgia, Ver-
vous;,-. and FTspepifu Proved and en
dorsed by phywCMaus. ll-.V-lru
IT WItvL, PAY
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ill
iy nr wot asi orinc
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0
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TTic-'peopIs
a I-1. n -.he In.t le
r.erallT H t what ;licy make a
(ew tom iurr.alUtr. l.s n'.i.le
lis rr't ic.
uuiea. sieit. an-
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i-t it ttiis trme is a tetf-r ne.i'iii -
never t. k. s a In.l hi iv. A there are vs i! v.- in
re-ir. 1 he re-(l.y e l il n et 1 1! K TIM ts l
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t'over? a dif t'nrt f""' 1 . I
it eont:'H5 iKt'-r -t e'
n? a tirt--i;iw 'aiii-'iv .'.r
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