-a a a i J t,,. ' ll i rn.h tru- !.- 1 ' : ., , '.- ' t r-'- th-. .r'4'-,'- .... .. Freshiv s!.iki' ; i;ni- &(-. kh-. ; young turi;iprf v i 1 ;.-r- r:c ' the -attack c,( ;i. rt- . I . should l.c a; .!:t.l n!n n (lie i-j One thousuml i-.i:t el-- ,f .'iy cobs will bnri ! v;n to ( .ur a-i-I pound:! of ash, arnl of this two a: half pound w ill - pLii p,i:4::,. fact that cjs ufit:i Iikt- e ra o hs be due to the potash '.!. e-M Au, which may serve to correct !.-. n i .':i. rom rm!f The tipi y ai,.l 1- !, ! digestion. The best gravel for ro;id niak r.tr ha3 no atones larger than a ln-i.'s t tr and is free from -lirt, nr.. J h;.s i,o more sai.d amoof it than will bart:y f. i t!;t- ii.tt-r-stices between the iet lil-s. CI an gravel free from dirt at:d tt.! , i:i j ai k urj forrnly, make a itnooth r-.d au.1 last indefinitely. The Iifliinui. Farhu r says : ' Mr. T. S. Connett, in Irvinatoii, ki.s a method of training rasi-beinrb that is worthy of imitation. He stretches a wire ador er each row about two feet fn m the ground, fadte; ed to j.,.;v3 ;.i e:i h end, supported every r id or v. jt!; a light 8lat. Th3 vines ar - r;.::d out fan- snaiea ami tied to ti e vs ;-. I; form they are convene: t f..r and pickin-. He (rJ;-,. growing thtia ' th:3 ir j ii (..ravel s ivt s the aa I:'.' III pu Itli (IU,;. e with : ".peds. :iay ! e fowls 1 ilijes- uu'js mat ree.'i The grinding ia th- pivr.ir heard by placins? the ear r.ear tl when their st-;tn ic!i.4 aie full an uon is taking place. The faoui..l of the grave! stones grinding and rubbing against the triain is e.- ieciaily andibl-in the case of ducks that are about half grown, at whid. time they are increas ing in size very fast and digestion pro ceeds very rapidly. The J'(,v... 't.;,,.;;, J'L ,:Pi,,n 8.iysS : "When a large ;econd cnp of grass is desirtd, a ilrtssing of some quick act ing manure may be applied immediately after the first crop is harvested, with a result that will usually be very satis factory. An excellent dressing may be made by mixing Hue ground bone with good wood ashei a week or ten das be fore it is applied. In mixing these two materials together, to pieven: the es cape of ammonia w heu the land heats, fine loam or fine dry muck should be mixed with the Lone and ashes. upei phosphate m.-y be applit-u with good re sults, providing thai a gentle rain soon follows the application ; the tact is, no xerti.Izers i 1 d much good unless .uric in ,in o;i:asi. ri ii raoi to keep the soil moist. t e ..-, P. M. A. 'ir a. ri; atar.' ("reft ;it.'r I e e t r i e jilv i a g i 1 . 1 1 ' i a bearing r! i-; ; y of some Spec;;!: f. n:p year. Y..nnj trte. moderate si, :'(, ci: mulch, the t ; ! 1 1 : i . 'e Ui.u, ii h-.nld ii : . v. . 1 - Boon as the t , ( a t t :i: . protect the ks of y. I.- : ii, BilipS of old C'o'.i. tied i !'-!; tl." the base the ii; .-t t". .i i- : . attacked bv P.pli'S the fh sprayed with a kerosene f black, gnn.tL.;. ; rl.'s aj.n-ar trunk or branch:, it is advit! to the affected p i-i a banda-.'-Composed of like parts of fj .-,!. i ureanrt one part (f (1 .r of thoroughly rioxeci. a.s a i-n-v disease Mr. An:":r w -t.-h. s Tl and main It i.u h.-s ..f :i, spiing with the fo'i.nvim.' n ixt pail of cotjin;: ti uli'e er lim?; v pint of sott !-o:.p nn, f..,0 j ; , phur. -, w ; e leaii to ::U.l.iUl', ilt 1 w- : . : - tlMf.l. : A , oiit- S li- The 7 V '; J''rr ' j- ay mistake to wet o.it ' r .-;r:s pot: 1 try with s n.'n !. w;. it the consi'tencv of a paste, at once d.tlh'ioi to their delicate pointed .- 5 1 ' -ai !. t t . f i p v -t , f-linhy up with k and in. 'i'l i ins digestion by weak !!:? ; -ri- 1 o. live iiiiios with too n:'.e (lorn meal, especially. , pnoiisli hot waer pi o;r moisten and j irtially ru, particles qnd cause Hen rather than adhere to t . ( rich yellow ma.-a i:; tl. r mr :'d !,: nvei fie ii o fii'i ;h r. re:-dv it to ; rr The le 1 tri- taken up, hv l ti. t i "Jy .: V the other cent en ts of ..- zard. buf keep the li"v:- ?ti -,' and shon'd net l. on :ttd a, u of each day's tt n-s . ( X'Tpt in acute intertill d'-a-.1. It sh I" 1 no corsti' u'e thr f t:' ire- gr iio f d of fowls, as onr maiz- yi-hls s,i much oil as to in- clit.e growing fowls and laying hens to put on to much fat. A correspondent of the O' ;'.) Ftn,n r describes a home-made tool he finds very useful in his garden work: Takr- a piece of hoop iron a foot long nnd bend it in such a manner that when the ends come together there will he a circular hoop in it two inches across. l'unch two holes fn the ends two inches npart, then take a piece of pitchfork handle or other routnf pifce of wood a foot long and saw into one end of it deep enough to let the ends of the iron into within half an inch of the loop. Tlivel this handle on and .sharpen ot,p edtre of the loop, and the tool i comp'ete. You will le astonished at the amount of good work that cati be done in a perfect manner w il h this simp'e cn'rivnnoo. It is better than anv of the hand weed- ers in the market beeam-v v ith it you can work right up to the smallest p'ant witliout dantrer of cutting it off. The nge or horned cattle tmy gener- ally be known by rinrrs or. the horns tin- til th-ir tenth veir r.fUr that time thry pive in. ifdi'-:;' joii f i.pe further inan mat it.e tenth yen. Tl e the hjrn after ! two year o'd rule, thut-.h trif i ll La-: 1 t.-se.l jl i h -' r'li? :u-i"irs on : b-:s as:----d :. :ift r. a gt - ral ' ''I -' b'-f-r that ac. ve.ir the r s tj :r irradu- Durirm th" third ally increaoe:;. an a 7' 13 Completely fi-imr.l. The si-eond rin-,' appears durir.g f he ff.n.'h enr, ;;nd ;l the fifth vear it is con p'cre. After that an additional tin:,' !- f i'rof d eih vear. This ru'- is siif leu-of !v i l.-iin, ;o,il f-vm a yotintT ' irmer needs but IitU' practice to enable him to read a cow's a?e nti her horii. A row with thre rirus is pit years rild. X new rir a are f rni"d after th- tei.if, ejr ; the ,ieeter rings, however, and H; :i; ;-f ar;- rt e of the Fun s are pre' t y sore mdieati-Mis of old agp. 1 ' 1 l lr i III! I J "-!'::!. I and llri'ii.Me v hep ( ti irm. ( 'i'l. Heather to d iv is wet an 1 ri'ritrm . j I r-minds nif the Hrst day that I v r ! p"t eves on Paris. It was in the rvMh j of May. This remnicprp. and a j oerusil of nn Ritic'r' by my brPli-.Hi' , i-o'lflST'.ie. Irarnler Mit? hw, whieh I j have ju-t open, hare irnix-llpd rue to write sfiiii"' h;!i 4 a''out the PirisoF over , thiity years cro, T was a yop.ii:' t'ftl ' t hen. full of 1 ife and .;irit . and enjn inuT to the utmost the deliah's of i trip to i I"u rope, tl.en a far more unrnmniTO bin? than it Isnowadavs, and especially ! 'his season, when it seems as if the ' jioiired itserem'3 dn li eremp ir.n T.n- r i" e. l'aris was very different thpn, ! socially and politically, from what it is : at present. Ti e erop're was in the first ; blae of its crlory. ; royal beauty, par excellence, of Kurop. ! S;e w.is not quite thirty years of a?e, and was in all the bloom and briliiaucy j of her charms, j saw her first in the ; impt rial lotre at the C'omedie Francai.se. She was attired in nine white and wore a sjilendid r.eck! .ce of Immense pearls. j O;'. the front nf the box before her was ' Titled ;1 reut ) ,n : -Mii.t- if r.wr.a -itl T.inrr sterns, made up with seeming careless ness and tied with a ribhon. She was -iy. very lovfly, and her grace was even m ire attractive tiian her beauty. As I ! write, there iises before me a vision of tt P smuTl crm nr. f 11 0 c r..iu...1 il-iMi ! its u f aith of golden chestmit hair ; the lonr, slender throat ; tlio sloping slioul I ders, whiter than the glistening pearls I that adorned them ; the soft blue eves ; , and, above all, the indesci ibable and j unaccountable melancholy of theexprts I sion a sadness not to be chased away even by the frequent smiles that dis ', closed her pearly, even teeth. It was an j expression like that which rests like a shadow on the handsome, intellectual features of Vandyck's portraits of Charles I. a look prophetic, it is said, of comirg misfortune and dreary doom. Sh was unpopular even then, despite her charms and her affability ; and when i she went out to drive, few and far bi- tweei were the hats lifted in greeting to hti, or the cries of "Vive rimperatrict!'' i that marked her progress. There was then residing in Tans a gentleman from j Philadelphia, long since deceased, who j cherished a chivalrous and ardent admi ration for the f -tir empress, and whenever he saw her carriage approaching he would rush into the middle of the street, wave his hat in the air, and shout "Vive i lTm(H-ralrice 1" with all the force of a pa.r of stentorian lungs. 1 do not think that his honest, demonstrative homage di.-p'ea-vd in the least its imperial object. vhe used always to respond to his greet- in,' by a most gracious bow and one of the SWf etesr. Strides. Even then the l'arii.inrt had contriv , . . t,l it to shOW her ! hat , thev hated hei, a.,d that in their eyes Si'.e v.-vf ' the panioh Woman,"' the alien . 1,1. . . 1 . . 1 : . . I.i :i'h-r a'i heir o ail the uli- 1 ":;,;:r Ji' J:rr tni.et b-ini? of a .S'.Tfll-'f it. r.'i-cMv tt-? P"-' . f i t;ni:fi.1 . Ii. r o,:h an.I graee, and the 'poetic nature of her be.ttuv. I rememhrr her at the r.t?es, a: ( d tll iu imlf tViieate lilac. lHvii.ir t rinses of the yaiue I n. wr.in in its t r.inr-s. S'.e hI not yt-l t-M ed ciir. 'i ii.r ; t ii-il was t ca.e ft-v iiiO!it!iS lati-i. l.ucy IIooi'-r's A J'eai it l.ioa fattier. A I'.iris en: t ri;.Mii lMr.t of the New i V,,,k tr,.,'.' :iva - !! ,1. M withOul I fl.i. tr ii. ..ru c -1' 1 ...Ilk .. .... , . ..V,r-T i.i )in IlI-ilL tn:-r f,i.;n "a-i Am'Mirgli or anv o !' tn.r fann'Ji,-, tamer." of bv '"!. e times, and id iu object of ge'.eral 5-ymnathy on aeeount of his fearful ndvei.tnre tl, - o:her loght with his old lion. Sultan. When this beast was brought to Jui.s. fourteen years ago, the first thing he did w.3 to kiil a man. Jtidr II has never for a limmrdil been ignorant of the least's U mper. Two years ago 1 not the famous tamer at Trouville and had many oppor t unities of cmverir.g wiih him. lie is a short man, considerably below middle heiuh-, and of Herculean build. I should .av he is thH very strongest man I ever r. -aw. He is dark in features, with black in i curly hair, rather of the Spanish than of the Trench tvpe. Hemakesnopreter.se to rule his animals by kindness. ITre- lies on sheer fear inspired by his presence j lo reduce them to submission. His eyes the m v-il distinguishing feature about him. It i3 upon the effect of tn'se he told me, that he chiefly relies, ; 1Iis look vd,en Pxcited can hardly be (1"scribf'11 without the use of apparently usurJ adjectives so startling is it. He is a m:,n absolutely without the sense of fear of wild animals. Armed with only a short prong, he will walk straight into a cage of full grown leopards, tigers or lions, fiesh in cantivitv chaainrr Ktm . , imui , al! around tor five minutes. A few days afterward he will pass his head through ' their smoking jaws. Snltan was the ! most difficult bast he ever met. The ' animal would frequently make a savatre . rush at him if their eyes separated for ' instant only, and would be stopped j by the tamer's imperious coolness, and j left fearing the Rir with his furious paws ! n few inches from his master's nose Thp I . othfr night when Hide turned his back ' fr a moment, the lion pprang on him, rolled him over, and began tearing him viUl ,l5c1aw"3. when, pntting forth all ! Ptren?th, Ilidell managed tohurlhim "IT, and to escape by ttie door, wounded, however, in no fewer than seventeen places. Weeding as fie was, he desired to continue the performance, but was ?."t allowed to do so. writer in Nature 'hinks the design f a black skir is to protect the delicate A.Monii"aT- i Catame lssiies benea'h. 1'iesh is very translu- ' .- SOa. t iei;tt,) H stroiig light, and there is no d.'tiht 'hat ti,e rays of a tropical sun . would light up a white man's pkin con- , siderably, where;is black skin would stop cut the s dar energy of light, heat and ! chemical ia. effectually. Skiu heat is of no importance, as -rspirat ion can ; always keep that ,iown. May Lot the' oiling , the skin in hot countries be ! partly to makp it refWtive, so that it : should atworb lepy heat V And may not ' the rnirard white races have fur clot hir tr ' t e prtlr for th" purple r f keeping thp i nisnles of their UniiPs suihciently in the I daik V T3 7t Ti 1 T I VQ donbtlw of Knsia t-. : v,; ... rimr;t in mvth. dernss of i-ontii ting traditions, and emerpee into a clear liKhtoniv in comparatively recent nmw. it isp iuum ymui imix -sinvr i-rson.dities and darkened by hideous $18 cnmcJ ; stnimiK eve oca iuum; it uimimuv., sufferings of a proat people lend it pathos ; the unreet of the present hour tcret ii Kamlrfiua ptlWinermui'rMHuuu consiier the situation of the hour. Library m-r-r-r -r-TTT TfT covere! is TUXj XJCiXVXwJ- times V intereeting ns told by M. RamVxuid than any cloth of Kold etudJtd witn uiamonus, not of moral brilliance but of intellect ual vipor and faclnatinp j-ronality. Ivan tho Terrible. Pet. r the Great, Ma .t.t,i rntlierine. 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ISoveer Prem, St. Paul, Minn. TTQCJT 21 history is full of cruelty, oppression, X U OolilAl tyranny, and all porta of crime, with few peaceful passag'ee to note the advano of civilixation. This verv fact makes it dramatic and full of etirrinir incident, and ana tne unoeruun tho who crave this history of Iiussia for its own pake, will find M. Itatnbfuid's volumes wtll suited niuT u l orld, Boston. from tho earliest 1"77. It ia wore to their needs, He romance. It ia a has taken vat pains to Lia Btyle is nervous and forcible, and he giv a frraphic picture of the blooly centuris through which the Russian Empire rose, liis book lift.s to a gTejit extent the veil of myetery that hangs over the orurin and gTowth of Runeia. Inquirer, Phila-Ielphii. "fT( QrTlTTTTyTVTryi of history and no observer A V-r OX UIXVXTiX X of public eventa can afford to be ijrnornnt of Rnn&iH that Polar Bear whic h stretches ona $1.75 huge paw toward Constantinople and the other toward India tliat " mufflod dettiny " of whouo future no one knows save that it into be great and must o3'e't to a remajkabla extent the condition of wpil-j.-i-h the tuitire humiin ra?. No mora weighty matter of lelwit exibta among the nations than that which constitutes the Eastern Question," and of this question the Whit Oscar. reprf'.ntin territorially the rreatrt nation on earth and one of the Htrou treat, muet anili tiou. shrewdest, fir-fioin(f. and ertinUiit. is the central lurure. What ia the beet History 'F Itt fwiA in du Ungliah liuijruage? Undoubt edly that of M. Alfred laiu hau J . Aiiminy Star, Boston. TD 7T T3T-?T? a copy of f CJ T-CL-t XJXV Iden's i M. M. WJ either bs Fremiti ni for reading is worth owninx ;' AlJJLj; has iilacd the best literatore of tha TH E GREAT C H I tiA 1 UV G U Gtv ai.ny mm iirrtltbamA n tl'wjrtiiii f ir Uif Mle ni Uiefr U . A S aul . IfYkJr S. Zinntr. T-t SI Joiltt , -i.'r-uire, WutrAM, XV U IJ Q tea m-:T9o a iv riwwiawio ui enli-Ji DneoratrU Tf.A btTSof &X t. pfe ptfcj With I2 and flrt or4r. Tf.3I-Wil 1 fiWIS HATl'HK8wltll IH r.lr. (,lll.fl BAsUw Mo Koee Teal fot or 44 rilsciNt, or White Illunrr f-te nf 118 1"-JL. lii bill na Virs. 6ejid roar addreefl aud rtMiiitkin fettfs im; w wAII mall too our tiltiu Hook eont&iMrvr a . n.y rta I'rcnjluui f"rl-e tdt. "ijf Gkiti uai 1 ki 1 14 10 STATE SX StCW, MASS. It. All WCaVktl Drains nromi-lir olu-l. TKlAllfK aivlrnr fc'.n frtTion or If muii) wifii nix mltuvit docAon Fit if C4V1AL& 174 fuHgm o Y(X Do You Knoy It? WmCRKSTFR'i HTPOI'HoyPUITK urLrMd Ai!r rerf Blare or im iraiua Eur kia(. Tbraal Ots;aaaa, Lo uf Unl prlO a, aiHi n roroi to I U neral beifkir 1 a i aroifle itr tikeT tie. a'. unenBA ra Hr. kltiKi fft'r 3 Fr atjEfcu, o l Dt- QajV IS ; p..uj u iuv.ua liiwuiauitlua F1 O PEKKYT.OYAL PILLS CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." The Orljf lnal and OaJ Utaalna, " iw l.iM, tl,var r aruelKlaM ItfiUMtlca U il.P.i...b . v. I A PIES. Aak rur u,u,Hd w ( hleaiua Lb1i,Li'' nd ta., ao vtlr. tar r?. c. . NAME PAP?fi. hlnb.tr, ria(-i cT till M..1I.-. iaan. Jbi ...,!. At lra.ti7.-.. T.r.d 14 b, ILuiW X kkM. t.J.rj.. euUaJcijhka. TUTT5S 25 YEARS IN USE. TL Qraatort Medical Triamph of tbo Age! SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. t.oaa of appetite. Bowels coarl-ve, Fala la thn bead, with Sk dull ternmtlon In tho Track Part, Pain tinder the eboalder blade, fallreaa after eating-, with adla. iiu ilnniion to exertion of bodr or mind. Irritability of temper. Low aptrtta, with n ffpilniof hiiTiai nrglerted acme dotr, Wearinwi, flrzlneaa, Flottrrlna; at the litar., lot9 before the eyes. Headache cxr-r the ritrhr eye, Kertleaaoeea, with C:fal alrrnmn. If iahlr colored t rine, and CONSTIPATION. TTTT'S PILX.! are '.specially Rilaptod to s-ii-i eases, one doae effects euch a rf feelinp; as to astonish the sufferer. 1 fe-- 1 prrcae the A ppettte. anil cause the - - , ' m r-- n v u ui H-awsk , i n tiw liiv a y via:ua la iecrlshetl, en.J by th;lr Tonic Artion on ":irsiivetrtraos,tleB:nkJii ytoolsare iaare .IV.T. "feSTT'S Hfllf? FIVE '.. T Hatr or WrtisKFRB c:.n(re-l to a '" Itt.aCR by n aiiiR o ar.r-licaition of '. -. I:r5.. t uniiRiiK 11 uuturaf color, acts i .La:-.iKj8lY. tnl i by DrugitUj, or . ...!.- prri on rene'it Of 1. -:'., IVJurray St., How York. ONETVho Owns a WAf:OX"artn A M Kt.KA M)I.IM.M. I'AMII'l' Ttr. fnlimp llko fku uriibri'llA. W c'.Hlifl lt-a tlJRn 14 Ilia, fan bo tttfceuolY or ini un In 3 uiln. u'.a. Made In ataea to fit tuinesa wajrona, rlaajiure Wk'mi and biiplea. fe-nil for Ulustrawa rlroalikr and prtoe llat. Ae?rta WkiiMl arrwliere. Ht.te where C 1 'ji & CO., I'ateuu-esanJ SiuiU r. Saudr'uuok.Cunn. 1 ... . u w f , rk II I OIJBE FITS! Wl.u I u- 1 Vt mi snsMfi mr.lT to titop for Um bJ ttin h 1 hue rn rra ifui. I w9 rallcl nrm. I Tmmtim th Umm f riT. FILJtr5T r FiU-llIt Pi-f H KM llf-Urv m4j. -mrrt my niMtlf car th sTiJrti cams. Liorwa cHtaj-si bav tllod ta Bt rsaaa Ir r t s,w rtsjliBt -r. Bantt ( onr fc m trsMabM tn4 itll f iu jr 1ariitblsj rtn4hri7. Wir HzrrM 4U1 Ti D!-. ft csa yna wiblnf for riaJ. d 1 wfll trmrm jmn. Ada..ir. U. a. HOOT, in 1-rll., SW Trk- ORAW-PQKER Tit- p:'ilMhM-Mi. with ir'iliiR IVtl mTlrir0f j' ! v t ii v . I.fler-iirssi iWsyi, i. wtun:n, tul liOs7 ii .tme le-ir1;. x riHind. ttiuwirih; h v t'tutt Lulntntltf lo-.-. I'.t r.-f-hflt-dj Stijr:t. mnnT rvr nr-k90T in iiIt no jw Vrt nti Skii 'Fruuut. No imt. t Lie l iu .11 .; d To D a it boin l 1 5 i'l 1: . 't tn Franklin Publisliins Co., ""IJ.LV:."- SS'LVfi HALL F ENN. i 'K--gi: i r"i -a'orjr S. 1 ol f.-.r lKt. 4 oa ut4 ii you ttaa Hliltakry nlaisi. fi-Tr a. anf t a v.. , . . v.. i.-wa a . L. C. BISHOP. Haed Maaisr, KaadliW. Pa. r lj h 1 . LJ a .'I SJ fil S Book Kraji "Titi t:ikv k yy i.iric." bi ... A;'J ' ' "' ''' '''- Ga.lun with FO?liri A Mrr!'. 4 C'nrlinntli O sv.i,. , -,, fHc,.f bWlllfco . . . a .V ! - w I v.-, :t ,),-, i. - i I - . -,rrf t .. P'fj - DECAL A lATo Experience. Remarkable and Quick cures. Trial Packag-ea. Send Btamp for sealed particxOars. Addroea Dr. WARD & CO. Louisiana, Mo. TANSY PILLS "1 IcUy an4a.nri altrHaal. i H K-lv rilAt.y if :6xr amaricaa arior ta all omen. r c K.t, rnfuv . est. Ihjs'i ..vlk Adopted br tui Vrich Y L)MAkUai a-ad bairtf rrkUiiT is EC 31 If 8 EVER 1 X. t IT JaaaaSaw tMa Ramd y rlrat, vi.d hv il Dnnkla. Jr Itjii1 i,, rot Jlra SWod 4 suuta tor Ucu'.ara, wilcox unt . riu.aa., r. rngrik, kD w nr r. I m. . . - imejper nd Uie voyr ana me ux one - ixth the torritorial surface of tho The work is well supplied w uh map, kind of reading, or who dtire to know tha llustrated mnkc hla hlntorr hoth full and accurate; trve work above advertised can be seen, Publication may 1 had on extremely C4ub, or in combination with the psper. 13-payc catalofue, ud oux attractive tonus. LADIES! Are you reokJowi enough u. tmtin ' I' v. Mtid two cent In soimpi to the kiu- jnJuAmj c . Bajrl and 080 WmIihicVui Street. " r V..ik Cot ona of their leuuf;i! Uliilra-ed "S.ccJSea)' SiOOkA." Hut uotaI. luiiiue. a.).! -.ler-et-lag work to UTery rxu-soa of r'rfiir...-:.. On reoelp of ten oetitc In atanj ih... will Mid postpaid a full ae cX mir ajiiima L.'tira bold n&tna TTrTrni Vorten ramtaUirT wHl aUai-acrid l.ik r.,i ti'ui;.r KmplrU worda of "The Mikado." ai d iimur of lw moil popuiar auiiga, 1'aujar 1U1 in t i';c:ii Chromo earda. aUINEPTUS! A Tary piaaatnr. barnea g'jjn) laad aromatic compound for (Lafolaiof U. itair of o ac-i othar blttar drnra. ait..cr aulld or f -.id. rVlr. 54 Cnta ftr Klat rlottla. Praarj-ibyd I j O . B.vrdki.; phrsjrjana In B or. . ; and Auiartra. r. af oooipauUaa rrary toU.. Tor fca'.e .j J'mK:ia. afaiiufae4ard br Th Acimi Pharmaceritie Co., aIHI iD IIW 70tK. B32-6J8 WASHIIGTQS ST., KW YORK CITY. uOYA R ELI Aji alrajartt EcrUjih filiarmaratiUe praparaUt a f,iw nt.li.ua. ma-arlaJ ainl I.I.-kI iri .uUia : saac re anll of orar 1 wui; fire )ax3 cf :1.0c1. rSff'T:j: mraxiiln maeaxr-ii .ppmTil hj Uie blthaat madloej muion'jM. tn uo la thn l!--STil!as In eTOry irt tit JTumpe ap.-oLallT helul to Uvllea, uthdrsii arul vo ple kf HaMWitau r rtatklta KcUreiy Tacetab.e ; free ftum harmful drurs In Handjortid Fackagei, P.'ics 50 Ctt. Pi-epareJ sf.iay by foyU lmeutii Co. LONDON AND NEW YORK, Cbeutiats tr tn lnunisfit to Unr Hajeaty lie lixu aji.1 b the RujJ I"aju.l. YORK PBaMCii : 130, 132, 134 Ck&rlton St. royalTills. &am tnodifllrJ iirnfj vs lirrji E:.:xi. la ljjifv-. Si .0la to Un, for if 5 cnnia FOR EALa BY ALL DRUGGISTS. REEEMBER THE BIG FOUR! Vinegar XlUars 0OSDL4.L, dtn - 5 Or. Tlnearar Bitter P0WD2, 60 .lea, iOe. Vinegar Btttara, uew a-.j -Ia. j pltJl 1 .00 Vlnegax Batters, old ttjrta, UUortaaU. $1.00 The World's Great Blood Purifier and Llfo Giving Principle. Only Temperance Bitters Known. Vbe uaat CAM of a Ceatarr tbe Leadlna (auksaUv tledieJaa ofllio W arid. B. H. McDonald Drug Co., Proprietor, BAS FBASCI30O ajtd NEW YORK. IMMUNITY from ANNOYANCE .'At,. C; V"S'."s 4-iSk. akf -. Mwrte e.BlT-rrke) flaewt nt Hsat qnsj. ttjr oI,law for Wit bsitskjicUny rient. Every pood thlnr la Counter reltfxi, and consumers nro CAU TIONED p-s-alnst IMITATION R of these ChimnejrB made of VERY Pnonar.iee o wi. . X R all iS ft PaLQgL30th,l8a3. j ' roOROLASS. So that the exact label ia on each chimney as above. The Pearl Top ia always clear and brig-lit Glass. Rannlaetnrnt OM,T Yty GEO. A. B2ACBETH & CO. IMttTnrrti I-mI (.laiu Works. FOrk, SALE BY DEALERS. f i and U.v !. Tb- week 11 aitrraiy. t ' .r.lHbi h lived from con.-! lei at iota iirs' etiggtted by I he first chai'er t i Genests. The month, though or'ginnliy ; int'-nded (o be the time from on riew ! rnoou to the iifrxt. has, of necessity, de i parted trom this ideit, in order to make I an even number in the year. The decade I and the century are purely artificial, deduced from our system of numbering. But the day and the year, the one derived frm the reapi5 arance of light and daik ness, the other measuring the round of the seasons, are universally adopted units of time, suggesting themselves alike to cultured and savage, and which we cannot think will ever be superseded. The year is the time of the reyolutiou of the earth around the sun. Its meas ure is most easily obtained by the sun's n appearance at the same altitude in the sky. Every one knows that it is higher in summer than in winter. If the cir .le of the earth's equator were extended right out from the center of the earth into the sky, it would cut out a circle there which is called the celestial equa tor. Now, the sun crosses this line in the spring, northward, arriving at its greatest altitude in the middle of sum mer ; thence it descends, crossing the 1 ; .. 1 . . , T : 1 .. 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 suuiiinaiu iu mr jam, niiu lectcimiK its lowest point in midwinter. The ancients, by measuring the length of the shadow cast by a vertical stick on differ ent days of the year, arr'ved at surpris ingly correct results as to the length of the year. In 430 u. c, Democritus as serted the year to be 3Co days long, which is within about eleven minutes of the truth. Another ingeuiouB device for the same purpose was that of the Egyptian astronomers, who set up a wheel parallel to the plane of the equa tor. When the sua was in this plane, the shadow of the sunward side of the wheel would be exactly intercepted by the oth er, and the interval between two such occurrences would measure the year. Owing to the fact that the sun does not cross the celestial equator in the same place each year, this year, which meas ures the seasons, is a few minutes shorter than the exact time of the earth's motion around the eun. I02nlar Sci ence Monthly. The tiirl at tbe (iatc. Heaven blesa the girl at the front gale with peach-bloom on her chetka and love-light in her eyes. Some men would shut her out. of our literature, but I am not one of them. The girl at the front gate can never grow old to those who have been there with her. Years may come and go, but the music of the low voice at the front gate will not be stilled, and the memory of the cherry lips we kissed at the front gate will hold owt faithful to the end. What if the old gate does and its hinges rattle aud its latch refuse to hold it shut? What if tbe poets are shaky and sme of its rickets gone ? We love the dear old relic still. We love it for j the 8nke of the girl who used to stand j out there by it with roses on her cheeks j and nectar on her lijs. We held the old gate up and counted the stars, and bid good by aud then counted the stars ag;iin. How many times of a night was good by said ? How many times did lips meet over the dear old gate? The old gate knows, but it will never tell. The old front gate may have counted the kisses, but I never did. And I am sure that the girl with the peach bloom cheeks never did. And what of the girl with the peach bloom cheeks ? Ah, me ! She married another. She forgot her vows at the ( old front gate, as some girls will, aud mirried a richer and handsomer man. And I ? Well. I went off to another front gate where there were other peach bloom cheeks and other lips as sweet, and just as many ftars to count. And now I have a fiont gate of my own and a girl of my own, witti peach bloom cheeks, who counts the stars with the lKy of the giil whose vows made with me at the front gate were broken. But he is a true, good boy, and my girl is a good, true girl, and heaven bless them both as they stand to-night at the old front gate. Bob Burdette. acaoitT. Instances of the sagacity of dogs are ! quite innumerable. A Massachusetts ; paper adds one to the list, exhibiting this ; intelligent animal in a new capacity ! that of a newspaper carrier. Fassengers on the afternoon "scoot" train from Springfield may witness daily in West field an instance of canine intelligence worthy to go on record. Soon after the train passes the trap rock quarry on the outside of the track used by eastward bound trains, a dog can be seen racing along with the train nntil a paper is thrown off by the bag gage master. The dog instantly seizes it, and, after giv'ng a bark of acknowl edgment, trots down the embankment to the Louse of his owner not far away. The sagacious animal is apparently of Newfoundland and St. Bernard breed, and for three or four years has acted as news-carrier In the way described. Ev ery day except Sunday, summer and winter, he goes to his post on tho track at about the time the train is due, and there awaits the throwing of the paper. It is said that he not only knows the hour when the train Bhould come along, bnt that on one day in seven there is no need for his services. Apparently the dog has learned to know the whistle of his train from any other, for if in the road or yard when the whistle sounds half a mile down tbe track, he rushes for his station. "Maria." said the preacher Satur day afternoon, after having read his sermon aloud to her, "what do you think of it ? Have I not portrayed the evils of Sunday newspapers in a way that must affect the congregation ?" "Indeed yon have, John," was the reply. "I thought so." said the preacher. 1 feel that in this sermon I have fully ' demons' rated the iniquity of Surday ' . . ... .... ruoticaiions. 1 trust tnere yan te a ari;f conerejratioD to-morrow. 1'y the way, Mar!, did you attend to mailing the notice of my sermon and its sul-jt-ct to all the newspapers so that it will appear in the morn iiiR?" bhe said she had attended to it. iibGU BLOOD BITTERS. WHAT IS IT T A strictly vegetable prepa ration, composed of a choice and skillful combination of Nature's best remedies. The discoverer does not claim it a cure for all the ills, but boldly warrants It cures every form of disease arising from a tor pid liver, impure blood, dis ordered kidneys, and where there is a broken down condi tion of the System, requiring a prompt and permanent tonic, it never fails to restore the sulTerer. Such is BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Sold by all drug-gists, who are authorized by the manufacturers to re fund the price to any pur chaser who is not benefited by their use. prick, si oo. FOSTER, MIL2UF.H & CO,, Props., BUFFALO. NEW VCRX. H.GHILOS y. PITTSDUT OITLU T Til I. T It I- ru i: ni sr I.I.M. til $3.00 SHOES ix iui: m I'tK i: r. Mtm: 1 i Button, English Ea!s limitation Lace Congress, from tli a ItiCST (AI.K MIii. wUk (il.M IE !.. I. A TO!'. OLIl LUATlli;n (Ol.MLU, and erry ym tirarraiktcd. H. CHILDS & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAK3 tsM attaints a rtaiular of cire'.latiie. -vtietl Sfclurlta erf r. o bujvtxvtt. It contfvliiS Tory tris r". vetnei.t Uju fc.enUm ascitis, aKHl and una. ay ro yilae. He OTJR AUK IS TO SICL. EVBBY CEQAJi' IfCS Fiva 'V; .rv" Sk w t yiki. lib:-, V ?& Vf Yfieaa cicfti!etit "rt-wiul e .whrataJ lar toI-xiM-je. U3axty u.ii. 'j..ua i.a virini nt aonihljtaLKkjt. v a k- Va; - , I ii :r. f. :.iah j tectki. n.jta-uj .j. i:ia,: .- U.i-:-, i: a t:.it attrart 1t6. iruai4.U- t--iid -I .H!".l-: tj..f .i fiajcs. ii'iV1 -'. ' -"'- 1 '. wlt-j, & - uUt'a. a4c. r-iAkij.i:.:ci tatios. UtOlMK!) M.( il.Hl.. uur u rrai tu THE POPULAR OHGAII Ir.slruclian Par-Li .-.nd Pif.no J'-5ll. Oite.l.vcca aud I'r'.t e lata, r j it. kU-i, The ChiCEgfl CcHk-gs Organ Co. l"f;; nv ; 1 (vraar Uaaiolti sad 1m SLrefca CH;ceo iu. THE NEW AND ELEGANT HICH ARM "JENNIE JUNE" 6EWINQ MACHINE IS TIIE BEST. BUY NO OTEEH, The LiADrES FAVORITE, beonuse it ia LIGHT RUNNING ami does euch beautiful work. Agents' Favor ite, because it is a quick aud easy soller. ACHTS WlSTEDlUWaTlED lERElMY. row. CIROUIA.H. JUNE MANUFACTURING CO. Cor. LiJ'iI.AT:i:e vA Ontario street. CHICAGO, ILL. ENCINES, VIBRATORS. THRESHING MACHINES, CRAIN DRILLS, cider mills Wsrrsnt.i the best. Ornin ilrills; I lie rli--f.nitp.) ren:ifyl nniii. tie onlj jM-rlp. t f.r-e p--.l lhrii.-it( b-t ictimfnt in use. fdlar Mili-: tl. rHlfl.ratcl Ai. er.'nn si,) toiu:i A n-.-r'i-.i t. Ot Sill 1.1. IKS. II v I'lCI.SSI S n' M AMIJHII I f lI.HII s ri,. ri!. Sf-n.1 ..r r:it!..irue. A. It K I II A It, l'ann lv;i :n:i Agricultural S . rWs. ui k l' Jmjtortnnt to Canvasser. S A 1" f.I I.trt t'iinva-rr t ti evorv rnnnti In the l 'nite.l to ( ix s I'A 1 f'N I K 1-:- VKKSIHI.K S All K(iN. whlcii mmhini- tnn Ssd Irona. roli-licr. Klutrr, r.. i ne in n .ti.in th worn ol n k-ntire M-t (. or.lmarv ir. n 1-sr-lf-heatinu l-v nn. it i,-..t,. Hint' Itot'S with nor iiiriuiAs. in.e mo-lemte. A larifc aii.l I istina tiLvinc in-urcl to sr.o(1 ranva"ci. AiMrens. Ii.r circulars jc Kdl SAII IliiiN .. vi Iki-mio St., i. . Flip All i;t .-.j.-,l fr.-f In Ii. Klim.'f (Irent Nerve Kestorr. Ni tits m-'i-r firt rlay's use. Marvelous t-nt-k. Tira;:- Rinl f 2 (Hi triiil Iwittle lik-f to til t-a-u-s ,.ij in Dr. K hue. 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